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DONALD

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November 22, 1939.

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GALLAGHER, with the R.A.F. in France, takes you over the neatest, snuggest "better 'ole" -with electric light and fire-near the Maginot Line.

WRATH!

MANAGERS THREE COCKNEYS FIT UP GROSVENOR HOUSE

Forced Labour' In a

Kowloon

Pointing out to defendants that legislation was made for the purpose of protecting the health of women and children in factories, Mr. Mac- fadyen at Kowloon Magistracy to- day imposed substantial fines on the managers of three Chinese firms for employing persons to work after the proper hours.

Mr. Macfadyen nlao anid the offences were becoming so prevalent that he would impose a minimum fine of $50.

Mr. D. W. Phillips, Factory In- spector, prosecuted,

The manager of the Goodwear Garment Company of Battery Street, Yaumati, was fined $50 for having. 14 women working on a premises at 8.10 p.m. on November 7.

By O. D. GALLAGHER

With the R.A.F., Somewhere in France.

You

OU would think, by the way they have settled-in over here, that the R.A.F. had been in the business as long as the Army. No matter, what their jobs are pilots, gunners, mechanics or cooks or where they have been billeted, they have dug

Alleged High Seas Robbery

Four Out Of Eloven Plead Guilty

The manager of the Ping Shing Koltling Company of Cheung Shr

A robbery on a junk in Hongkong Wan Road, Slamshulpo, was fined similar sum for having 18 people waters on September 10 last led to working at 10 p.m. on November 7. the appearance of eleven Chinese

The mannger of

Justice the Wing Funt this morning before Mr. Shirt Compuny of Parke Street, Lindsell in the Sessions Court, Yuumall, was fined $70. There were Four of the men pleaded guilty and 40 women working #1 pan. on the trial against the seven November.7.

was proceeded with,

BANISHEE AS CAMP REFUGEE

Found In Matauchung: Sent To Prison

themselves in as though they have come here for good. Each man has made his own private piece of France--where he has his bed-as much like the England he left behind as he possibly can, Take "Grosvenor House." . It's in a wood not very far from the Maginot Line. Three young aircraftmen have got together and made themselves a dug-out which "old sweats" from the last war say is the neatest, snuggest "botter 'olo" they've ever seen.

The three young men come trom' Balham, Enfleld and West Ham, cockney accent drew them Their towards each other, and they de- cided to set up house together.

"Grosvenor House" is about ten feet square. They've used the corner others of a high, stone wall for two wails,

and the branches of a tree they had The accused were: Cheng Shing- to chop down for the other two, The fuk, Cheng Chou, Cheng Shing-kwal, roof is tarpaulin. Chang Shing-kam, Cheng Kam-fulc. Cheng Shu-kan, Lo

Chu.

Inside

Bag-Snatcher Caught

Sanitary Inspector is Commended

wooden bunks ure three Wang Kwat. Ng Kwan-tai, Kwok Kom-fuk made from the wooden boxes that named Lo Chung was congratulated

four-gallon petrol tins, and and Fan Kan-tani. The second. carry third, sixth and seventh accused they are as tight as anything you pleaded guilty.

would find in 'n ship,

man from Balham was a

AUROVUN ANGIV. tomo.qmaydim A Sanitary Department Inspector

by Mr. Macfadyen at Kowloon Magls- tracy to-day for intercepting an escaping bag snatcher In "Kowloon yesterday.

The snatcher, Lau Wing, 21, pload-

It was stated that while Wong Wai-

The lam and Jo Cheung were travelling builder once: he made a chimney for ed guilty to stealing a handbag, valu A woman inmate of the Mintau- in a junk early in the morning of the coke-burning fireplace that nevered with lis contents at $20, from a chung Refugee camp was discovered September 18, they sighted another smoke

on and it by the Police to be a banishee and Junk whose lights were

pppeared to be engaged In fishing. she appeared before Mr. Himsworth When the first Junks drew nearer, ench bunk,

Pictures of their girls hang over and over all is shed Kowloon Magistracy to-day charged with breach of the Departa-however, the lights were extinguish-bright electric light. It comes from

ed and some men from the darkened an old truck battery, junk rowed up in a boat.

al

tion Ordinance.

Cheung Chol, 34, admitted she was

Two of them were armed with "All we wont is a gramophone," banshee and said she had come;

following the tides. They boarded the junk and salt Batham from, Shum Chun

after a thorough search left with Japanese rald. She had been sick, $1,250 in

Chinese currency and and had subsequently gone to the

eleven pigs. Only one pig was left, refugee camp.

behind.

Cheung admitted a previous con- viction for a similar-offenen and un

The hearing is proceeding before against the Opium Ordinance. She foreman, U. Moser, was sentenced to six months hard chi Gonella, M.

Inbour.

She was banished from Hongkong for life in February this year, and was discovered in the Camp yester day,

HEROIN DIVANS RAIDED

"Oh, I don't mind about that," said Enfield. "I want nothing more if we could stop West Ham anoring. That's the bugbear.”

A

Gomes, H. Hyndman, F. Lee, Tat-king. Fau Shia-feng

WE

Lee

Left Colony Illegally

woman, 'Lau Iu-shku, who was walli- ing with friends in Nathan Road,

Lau was said to have enutched the handbag and then to have run through sido lune to. Chang Sha

Street where he was stopped by L. SHEPHERD A constable arrived and defendant was taken to the Police Station:

Dirty Eating House

KILLED

over

Mr. Macfadyen pointed out to de- AND DOG. fendant that this type of offence was an unfortunate one for him to start with because it was very prevalent. Because defendant had no previous conviction and no particular violence | A.....number.____.of. West Ham didn't hear that. He was used. His Worship said he would gripping under-pants on the wash-hard labour. His Worship said he and injured when outside hanging long, ankle sentenco defendant to two months people were killed ing line. It was his turn to do the wanted defendant to realise that if a series of heat- laundry.

he did it again he might receive a wave stórm whipping.

swept Britain. Σπ the 17-hour atorm that broke Blandford, Dorset, Arthur Rigler, a 50-year- old shepherd, was struck by light- ning and killed. His sheepdog was run over and alio killed when try- to summon Chu Chi, 37, and Lam Hung, 32 welting to the Registration of Per he could do. He came back with | After questiouing a cholera victim ing

its. dend before Mr. sons Ontec, James Norman Ford, of a machine Uliat makes a shrick that who stated he had had his last meal aid to appeared on remand

Above, a Himsworth at Kowloon Magistracy 200 Tal Num Street, Shamshuino, can be heard a mile away. They at a eating house in Spring Garden master

remarkable pic- to-day each charged with keeping a was fined $10 by Mr. Forrest at Cen-polished it up, and it now gives the Lane, Sanitary Inspector Lucy visited heroin divan, possession of herein tral Magistracy this morning.

the premises and took samples of the ture of lightning pills and possession of heroin plpes.

Defendunt said he had applied for It did the same service in 1014-food for analysis, but the result was striking

during the Bland- offences Chu admlited the

passport to Haiphong, and

the Germans who left it negative. 18-for

and was fined a total sum of $400 or eight thought that by doing so, he had in behind.

The tables, kitchen und utensils, ford storm, months' and six weeks' hard labour formed the Police he was leaving the

Camouflage

however, were found to be in a dirty right, cleaning On the raided premises were

condition, and as a result, the licensee, the flooded Ilford. road 'after Ford Inspector Fender suid covered 200 heroin pills, six heroin

I saw to-day sorrie more R.AF. Leung Man-liong, was bummoned be- main pipes and five smokers,

Two Mon Sentenced

As n sequel to two raids on heroin diving In Bute Street and Reclain- tion Street on November 14, two men,

and

Hongkong Man Is Fined $10

Summoned for leaving the Colony without giving a week's nolice in

dis

Colony.

Also hanging on the clothes-line was a chunk of bread. West Ham loves birds. He has never seen so uny a live-in "Grosvenor House" wood. He named all sorts of types; he has seen "but I've never seen sparrow. "Grosvenor House" would really be home for West Ham if he had some sparrows.

In another village almost entirely taken over by the R.A.F. they were short of an air-raid siren. The unit's best scrounger went out to see what!

official "take-cover" warning.

be

re-

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Licensee Fined For Third Offence

Lam also pleaded guilty end was Ported..his absence on returning to camouflage. It's terrifle. They have fore Mr. Forrest at Central Magia the downpour...

fined a total amount of $300 or seven months and five weeks' hard labour, When his premises were raided Revenue Omeers found 80 heroin

pills and five heroin pipes,

PARLIAMENT &

AIR RAIDS

LONDON, Nov. 21 (Reuter).-The undesirability of evacuating Parlia- ment from London should the occa sion arise, unless voted by the House of Commons was raised by Col. J. C. Wedgwood

ood in the House to-day, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who had been greeted with prolonged cheers

the Colony.

a certain way of painting five-ton | trucy this morning for falling to keep and ten-ton trucks (and anything his premises in a clean condition on elan they want to hide from the air)| October 25.

BEDROOM THIEF with certain colours that make them Inspector Lacy and defendant was

STEALS $20

dissolve into the autumnal land-fined $20 in 1937 and $10 in 1038 for scape. Trucks full of munitions look similar offences, and had also been liko

patch of dappled sunshine. warned by letter by the Urban Council that a third conviction might macan Truly, it is astonishing.

When winter comes, and the bright cancellation of his licence. Commander Hickman, residing at

Defendant was fined $40. No. la Robinson Road, has reported yellows, browns, greens of autumn the loss of $20 from his bedroom give way to grey, dark brown, per- carly yesterday morning.

haps white, the lorries will still be A gold watch and chain, and "invisible,"

There a one trick the R.A.F. have the value of $83 was stolen money from Mr. L. A. V. Tubeiro at No. 7 learned from the old army. If you are an old soldier you know how to Jordan Hond, yesterday.

prevent the tea water from getting smoked over an open Are. You put chip of wood in the billycan and boils.

Shopper Robbed

British Seize Nazi Ship

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Pan-American Labour Meets Conference To Express Peoples' Social Needs

HAVANA, Nov. 21 (Reuter)The conference of the Amerlean States' members of the International Labour Office opened here to-day with re- presentatives of both North, and South America altending.

on ro-entering the House after his race (had her handbag and content flet it bob about in the water until it captured German steamer, Rheingold, ne. Portuondo, was elected Freskiont.

31lness, replied that he was unable to provide Government time to discuss

motion on the subject,

Belgian Workers Imprisoned

Mrs. Kolatahoff, 10 Knutsford, Tera valued at $30 stolen from her while shopping in the Queen's Diepensary yesterday.

LONDON, Nov. 21 (Reuter)-A

The Cubbin Secretary of Labour. 5.055 tons, ntilved in a Scottish port

A director of the 1.L.O., Mr. J. G. Theoretically it does the trick, but to-day in charge of a naval prize winant, of the United States, stated opinion, la divided about its worth crew.

The crew of the Rheingold were that the aim of the Conference was to in actual practice. In the RAF. they say it does work Maybe they'll previously landed in another port and give the American peoples an op- portunity to express their social And out later that it doesn't. I'm one Interned.

The steamer carried a cargo of needs. wheat.

TO HELP GOVT, those who say It's an old woman's

tale.

WIN THE WAR

BPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH! LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuter)-A

CIVILIANS MUST LEAVE ORKNEYS & SHETLANDS

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" - PARIS, Nov. 21 (Reuter).--Two Bel- glan workers in a national defence Government-appointed Central Ad~! factory were sentenced to nine visory Counell,has been formed, com- sonths' imprisonment by the Paris prising: representatives of Councila Military Tribunal for being absent for primary production, factory pro from work for 24 hours without just-duction and is armed forces, with fication

Pa view to enabling Government fully The case constitutes a precedent to meet undertakings regarding the War for the application of wartime rearmed forces, and assist Britain by julkudns in Government under the maximum production of food-

stuffs and essential commodities, takings to foreigners.

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SPECIAL

E "TELEGRAPH" TO THE

THE MIELEUkar LONDON, Nov. 21 (Router)Mr. Leslie Hore-Bellaha, the Minister, has made an order declaring the countles of Orkney and Shetland to be a protected aren as from Dolember 1f

After that date, only exempted persons are allowed to remain,

Peoples Congress To Meet

CHUNGKING, Nov. 21 (Reuter). It is offcially announced that thos National People's Congrea. will be meeting on November 12, 1940, on the occasion of the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen's birthday.

The election of delegates from the various parts of China must be com pisted before June.

MAN THE

NAZIS FEAR

(Continued from Page 6.)

He makes a fine guerilla leader. In his late forties, full of vigour, with dark, flashing eyes and a bold fore- head, he is a familiar, unmistakable figure. He is an adventurer, 'n 'soldier of fortune, and people like him for

He has always been strongly pro- Pollah, so his heart is right in the present struggle. For every Slovak he will personify Slovakia's desire to throw off the Nazi yoke.

Legends will gather about his name. If the Nazis are to stop those legends spreading through the Slovak-valleys. they will sooner or Inter have to send a well-equipped forco' against him, He will take a lot of catching.

Will Shebbsure.

Martial Law Lifted In Prague

- SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH2 PRAGUE, Nov. 21 (UP)-The

(Official Germán News: D.NB. Agency) announces that Martial Law

has been lifted in Prague and several

other districts."!

The announcement states that the city is entirely calm, No further In- cidents have been reported

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