1941-09-18 — Page 29

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1041.

WATER DEARER BRITAIN'S THAN VICTORY PANZER

TO GERMANS

Hans Huzky. a reporter in one of the German Army's Propaganda Companies, writes for the "Associated Press" a des- criplice account of the German soldier's plight and thought on the Russian battlefront.

(By HANS HUFFZKY)

THIS WAR IS THE DRIEST OF ALL WARS. THAT IS BECAUSE IT LEADS PAST TOO FEW WATER MAINS, FEWER THAN IN POLAND AND FEWER THAN IN FRANCE.

Flap down your dust-coated eye-lashes, com- rade, and think back think of France; wasn't that one vast water fountain compared with this country?

Yesterday we passed a village as we rolled along the marching route of our panze's For hours before we had located it on our

Now map

It must kilon.etres away.

now

first

luxuries in

frying pan

ant one more the village. there was the house and there. too, was the first ucket-well.

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MUKDEN ANNIVERSARY MANIFESTO

A stirring manifesto ΟΠ the enth anniversary of the "Muk- den incident" to-day was issued by over 340 refugees here from Manchuria urging the Chinese people with the help of the de-

mocracies to s rive for the covery of Manchuria.

SMASHER

Valentine," Britain's new, fast, deadly, heavily gunned and armoured tank, is just the sort of machine Hitler's tanks won't like to meet.