1936-05-02 — Page 7

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MAY 2,

Napoleon Tactics

"King George IV" Are Winning War

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ARMY TRAVELS ON ITS STOMACH IN ETHIOPIAN ROUT AT ENDERTA

Troops in Six-Day Battle Consume 10 Tons Of Jam and 22 Tons of Spaghetti

In Excess of Camp Rations

Asmara Apr. 25 (By Mail). Marshal Pietro, Badoglio's overwhelming victory at Amba Aradam bore out another great military principle of Napoleon Bonaparte-an army travels on its stomach.

Figures issued here to-day reveal that the Italian soldiers ate during those six days of sanguinary_skirmishing and hand-to-hand fighting 10 tons more of jam and 22 tons more of spaghetti than they ate during peaceful days in camp. During the entire fighting, the soldiers were marching over the most rugged territory in the world, and sometimes fighting every inch of the way.

They also found time between { rifle fire to consume above and over their ordinary ratíons: 88,-

'Stormy

000 gallons of ordinary table Weather'

wine, 40,000 liter bottles of

special wines and 11,000 gallons

of brandy. The surplus for In 38 Bars

other liquids included 150,000 cans of condensed milk, five tons

of olive oil and 150,000 bottles of mineral water.

Moro Lemons Used Lemons, which are the great military preventive against scurvy, showed an Increase of 700,000. There was plenty to smoke for every soldier with tobacco rations raised by 15,000,000 packages of cigarettes and pipe tobacco.

Additional clothing Included 30,000 uniforms, 50,000 pairs. of

shoes and 30,00 shirts.

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hospitals were set up with a capacity of 2,000 beds,

More than 900 trucks were used for carrying food and ammunition alone. The record for 24 hours was the Iransportation of 8,000 men in 300 trucks.to a certain sector.

Division Rushed in Trucks An entire division was transferred from Massawa, main Italian port along the Red Sea, to Adigrat, ཟ distance of 200 miles, in 18 hours

Court Englightened In "Freak" Songs

£20,000 From "Isle

Of Capri"

The popularity of songs and the profits therefrom was heard in London recently when a lawsuit concerning the song, "Cowboy," was brought before Mr. Justice Crossman in the Chancery Divi- hion.

The action is brought by the Irwin Dash Music Co., Denmark- Charing Cross-rond. street, against Mr. Michael Carr, song- writer and composer. Latymer- court, Hammersmith, and the Peter Maurice Music Co., Maurico Buildings, Denmark-street,

Against Mr. Carr specific per- formance is claimed of an alleged and rushed down to the Makale front, agreement to assign to the plain- some 76 miles farther on, in 10 hours,liffs the world copyright of the This feat was accomplished with a words of the song, or, in thei column of 650 trucks,

jalternative, damages for trench of

Four thousand mules sand 6,000 the agreement.

camels wore used to solve transportu.

tion problems when trucks and ́auto- An injunction is sought against mobiles were unable to penetrate both defendants restraining in- through the newly acquired rock-fringement of the plaintiffs copy- bound fand.

right, and also alleged infringement.

damages Tor

The list of extra foved supplies for the Enderla Battle, which insted six days from February 10 to February 15, includes the following principal

jlets:

150,000 cans of condensed milk. 88,000 gallons of ordinary table; -wine-

40,000 liters of special wines, 10 tons of jam.

60 tons of figs and prunes, 11,000 gallons of brandy. 700,000 lemons.

15.000.000 packages of cigarettes und tobacco.

5 tons of olive oil.

1 ton of butter,

One-half ton of biscuits.

20,000 cany⋅ of fruit.

tons of tuna fish.

150,000 battles of mineral water.

500,000 cans of meat.

15 tons of hardtack.

30 tons of frozen meat.

UNKISSED WIVES

No Ground For Divorce In England ENGLISH divorce law autho

rities are watching with the liveliest interest a Paris casei in which a young French society woman seeks freedom from a "kissless marriage.”

The petitioning wife's lawyers hope to prove that the fact that the wife has never been kissed by the husband is ground for divorce, a plea which is said to be without precedent in French legal history,

"MENTAL CRUELTY"

Views expressed in London:

Mr. Carr's case is that the song was rejected by the plaintiffs and that, therefore, he was entitled to take it elsewhere. This is denied,

Mr. Dush, further cross- examined by Mr. Henn Collins, K.C. (for the defendant cont- pany), said that when Mr. Carr offered him "Cowboy," in his opinion the time was not propl- tious for marketing it, as "Roll Along Covered Wagon" was still going strongly.

SONG IN RESTAURANTS In his view, any song submitted by Mr. Carr bolonged to his firm, unless ho gave Mr. Care a letter of rejection releasing it. Mr. Dash agreed that at an interview in a restaurant he expressed

desire to hear the tune of the song.

Mr. Justice Crossman-In restaurant?

Mr. Henn Collins-That would present no difficulty.

Mr. Justice Crossman-Sung by the diners?

Mr. Henn Collins-Yes, it has been done.

Mr. Henn Collins referred to a number of what he described as "chorus-only" songs. One called "She Wore a Little Jacket of Blue."

Mr. Dash-A what?

Was

Mr. Hon Colline-Jacket. It is quite all cight. (Laughter).

Mr. Dash said that it was an exceedingly long chorua what was known na a "freak" song.

Mr. Henn Collina Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" has attained popu- Iarity? With the public, yea. Mrs. M. L Seaton Tiedeman, That is chorus song? Yes, honorary secretary of the Divorce but in the Law Reform Union: It seems clear modernised.

from the report of the Parla case

old ballad form

old All

that the husband has had from child- "Stormy Weather" has no vorse! hood a deep-rooted antipathy to kiss-in the ordinary sense?—No, but it ing or being kissed, and ono can has 38 bars and is also an only regard such an antipathy in a style ballad modernised. man towards the woman he has

three are "ircak" songs. made his wife as abnormal. Such

"Mr. C. H. O. Ferry, General treatment might easily come within the category of mental cruelty, Manager of the Irwin Dash Co., which can sometimes lead to neurosis. Rated that, if "Cowboy" proved to All such casca require sympathetic be a public attraction, it would investigation.

£8,000. Hd A prominent divorce lawyer in estimated that the "Isle of Capri"

probably bring in London; if wo accept kissing as a demonstration of affection between sold to the extent of about 500,000 husband and wife the refusal of a copies of sheet-music and, with man to kiss his wife or to be kissed | gramophone and other rights, by her may be taken as a proof of renlised £20,000, The success of his lack of love for her. But the a song depended upon proper ad- law of this country does not permit

vertising.

a wife to sue for divorce soitly be- cause her husband has revealed" auch

a lack of love or affection. But auch

Lieut-General Sir Charles Bonham-

of

ples, coming perhaps in the cate- Carter has been sworn in as Gover- gery of mentál"cruelty or of In- nor and. Commander-in-Chief. compatibility of temperament, might 'Malta, in succession to the late be mucessful in an action for judicial General Sir David Campbell, who soparation.

died in March.

1936.

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