1941-07-02 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 2, 1941- MUTT AND JEFF

JUST BECAUSE YOU PLAY. THE SAXOPHONE IN PAUL WHITEMAN'S BAND YOU THINK YOU'RE GOOD! HERE, RUN OUT AND BUY ME A

FLUTE!

I'LL SHOW THE LITTLE BOOB A THING OR TWO AND MAYBE LAND WITH WHITEMAN MYSELF!

CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT HE WANTS WITH IT BUT IT DOESN'T PAY TO ASK MUTT QUESTIONS!

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HERE'S THE FLUKE,MUTT!

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By BUD FISHER

FLUTE? OH, I THOUGHT} YOU SAID FLUKE!

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Hyderabad Trophy QUEEN'S ALHAMBRA At 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30 Of War: Loyalty Reaffirmed

THIS TROPHY, WHICH only a short time ago

BRITISH 'SURPRISE'

formed part of the Nazi war machine, typifies the FOR NAZI relentless savagery which has spared neither church FLIERS

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nor mosque, neither hospital nor anfbulances. symbolises aggression based on the super-broken word.

These were the words of Sir Akbar Hydari, Pre- sident of the Council of the Nizam's Government, when he opened an exhibition at Deccan of à Nazi fighter plane brought down by the Hyderabad squadron.

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Sir Hydari said: "Never in our history have we been closer danger such as that which threatens

most cherished ideals and inspirations.

He added: "Each anna we sub- scribe and each man who offers himself for military duty or for work in the factories is a con- tribution towards the defence of our Motherland.

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Ronald Tree, Parlia- mentary Secretary for the British Ministry of In- formation, said on his re- turn from the United States, "We have a sur- prise for the Germans which will further their already increasing dif- ficulties in flying over England."

help to defeat the enemy out- side our gates but will be gain for

will men, strengthen our sinews and construct and expand Indus- tries.

Tree

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"Before long," Mr. retinued, "most

of their bombers which dare to fly over England will not be able to return home".

He declined to specify what the "surprise" is.

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our sovereign's have honoured pledge of more than 108 years of ago and proved the value of our It will not only faithful alliance."-Reuter,

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Mr. Tree, who spent six weeks in the United States, said there would be 3,000,000 tons.py (Amer- ican shipping available for Brit- ish use by 1942 and "swarms of would be in American 'planes action before next spring."

NEW BOMBERS' EXTRA SPEED

Greater hitting power| will be developed by some of the R.A.F.'s new heavy bombers on account of their extra speed. Some of the aircraft mentioned by Lord Beaverbrook, Minis- ter of Aircraft Produc- tion, in the House of Lords recently, will be the first large-size machines

to demonstrate this value of speed.

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One of them is a good deal faster than a comparable

type which has been in service since the beginning of the war. This in- crease, in speed gives a squadron the opportunity to sustain an at- tack on the most distant targets far longer to le man

Even at short ranges, the im- proved speed of the new machines will be of assistance and allow individual will sometimes aircraft to make two sorties on the same night. For evading enemy fighter aircraft, speed is a more obvious advantage.

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