1941-05-06 — Page 11

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FEWER SUITS AND

COSTUMES

Britain's clothing industry is reorganising on a war baats, which means that chellians will find it increasingly difficult "to get now sulta. After the string fashion senson, big wholesale clothing factories will make 'very few costumes or coats for women

Instead, the industry will be concentrating on Army, Navy, and Air Forces clothing. The executive council of the Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers”. Fodération, and the arsenitve board of the National Union në Vallora and Garment Workers, which met - in Leeds, put the findshing touches to plans to turn the whole în→ dustry on to a war-thus bazi, ir lich puts out all futnÉy, Mang- facture and severely restzioła the making of any type of clothing for civilian wear, welten u Hozza correspondent.

Science Aids The Army

#t. When I asked "Mf, Herbert Kay, 'secretary of the Manafacturers" Federation, about the civilians who need a new suit, he said: "I hope you have got enough clothes ta see you through the war.”

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For the clothing industry ta agreed that a suit with a patch of | two, a costume with a relied hem, and Service uniforms are the Flms, mind tests, and mobile fashionable wear from now unti professors are being used to build victory.

up Britain's New Army of men- The costan Industry also ju pro- tally arert mieh; atted to the Jobs rating to get d ́a tai baim, most suited to them."

But there will be no wholesale Psychology · experts have. Bleń[clofdig durian or Lancashira. Euilla, at work for some time. Thehr | when wotion begins to feel the "war tests are now applied to choosing {"are”—ordered by the Government men for particular duties, accord- {to release men for the Forces, men ing to quickness of thought and land women for munitions, and to accuracy of observation,

{save shipping : mace-late next įmonth

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If a man can arrange diagrams rather like a jigsaw puzzle into their complete form in a number

MEN FOR MUNITIONS- This was ensured when leaders

FISHING STORY EROM NORWAY

The inhabitants of fishing village in one of the fjords of Western Norway re- cently witnemed the forced landing of an airplane a few hundred ・ yards from store. One of the local fishermen sét 'out by rowboat to rescue two pilets who were founderbug in the water

A crowd on shore watched the fisherman plak'ap the two

alemen and start for bad,

But suddenty be pulled his' DEJS in, grappled with the two men and threw them overboard. When he reached share the shertit questioned him:

"Why in blases did you throw those man into the fjord?"

"They turned out to be Gèr- mand. I first - thought - they were British.”

“But did you drawn them? Weren't they alive when von. tossed thèm 'overboard?”.......

"Well, one of thèm siid he

·was alive, but you know how these Naxis lie......"

UNITED CHINA

It may be of interest to syni- pathisers with China In her strug- le afainst the Japatiese to know that very considerable benefits have resulted from this enemy | BEETERSION.

nf seconds, his place may be with of the industry, masters and mer, the Armoured Section, where much met in Manchester and decided to War has united the people in a effect this war-time Industrial re- way never before possible; has depends on the quick action of a

(volution by small team.

2 spreadover plan caused the nation to build up a Stabbing a pencil through holes which will ration out work song new modern Étate in the interior of the country; enforced mass in a slowly moving belt gives the the mill. clue to the steady hand and eye The majority of tactaries will migration from coastal provinces, of a man who will be at his best continue with reduced staffs; the, and uprooted Industries on the. behind a Bren gun.

machinery will be kept standing seaboard, causing them to string

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A high Army authority said: by ready to re-start fully when the up again in the hinterland. "The plan is to prevent round pegs, war enda.

In addition, thousands of stu- getting into square holes-and the scheme works.”

Modem warfare demands men who can rely on their own re- sources more than ever before. RAM.C offlcers say that the standard of intellectual efficiency

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Convicted of violation of the anti-oplum law. Ho Ching-fang of Sinhwa and Hdung Ko-yung and Wan Kuo-cha of Lungshan, who were found to be growing poppy in their respective districts, have been executed by order of the Hunan Provincial Government

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 6 to 12 May 1841.

HIGH WATEL

Days of

Days of

Month.

Konz

Beight

05 47 4'8 18 37 BB

Low WAYN

Hong

Kong

Standard Time

Height.

10 47 3 9 23 68 19

Hong

Wednesday,

Thursday, Monday,

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Standard Time

h. m. pt. m.

a. m. Ith: in.

Toce.

Wed: 7

6

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1758

Thu.

A

0701

19 13

15 h

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11 2 13 17 12 5

Telephone 30291.

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7

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23

8214 4

15 43

10 6

Mon. 12

09.37 751

03:16

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1830 0 4

As the "axe" is applied thou-dents and professors, as well as the sands of workers will be released modern. Chinese, have left the every week, and as they leave their forts for the interior, and are thus spinning rooms and weaving sheds contributing to the rebuilding of Ministry of Labour officials will the entire nation.-A. J. Searle, be waiting to offer munitions Jobs Hongkong, writing to the Overseas

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