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CONSCRIPT THE LAND!
Lloyd George Appeals To Governmont LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter). "Every scrap of land ought to be conscripted in the fight for freedom,"
declared Mr. Lloyd George in the course of a debate: in the House of Commons to-day on agriculture, in which Mr. W. S. Morrison, the Minister of Food, justified the Government's
concentrating policy in storage of wheat,
He stated that the
supplies
on
of
feeding-stuffs for animals had now been raised to 60 per cent of the normal requirements, and added that he did not think it reasonable to expect that full pre-war supplies of feeding-stuffs could be maintained in war-lime.
Economy Urged
utmost
December, 1939.
The Register of Shares of the
R.
Company will be CLOSED from PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
Friday, the 9th February, 1940, to Friday, the 16th February, 1910, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board of Directors,
C. M. MANNERS, Secretary and Manager. Hongkong, 25th January, 1940.
HUMPHREYS ESTATE &
FINANCE CO., LTD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL ORDINARY
of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 29th. day of January, 1940, at 3 pint, at the Ofices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Mong Kok, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of Ilis Majesty the KING, for one further term of T5 years.
Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo
513
Generals Are Honoured By French BRITISH COMMANDERS RECEIVE DECORATIONS
ON THE WESTERN FRONT
General Sir Edmund Ironside, the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and General Lord Gort, the Commander-in-Chief of the B.E.F., were decorated to-day with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour by General Gamelin, the Commander-in- Chief of the Allied Forces in the field.
235 in
Navy List of Casualties
POST OFFICE
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OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Malls are used
A NAVÁL casualty list issued by the Admiralty on m. Registered and Parcel
The ceremony took place behind January 8 contains 235 names, including 116 officers and the chateau where General Gort hus men known to be dead and 11 assumed dead. established his headquarters. There One of the officers known to be a prisoner is Lieut. wow a slight drizzle, as the thnw bad already set in/ On a cinder-strewn
space below the chateau terrace a.G. B. K. Griffiths, a young naval airman who, captured
detachment of Welsh Guards and ment
from the Bi Regiment of Zouaves by a U-boat which he tried to bomb, was mourned as dead formed an Anglo-French guard of
honour.
Thirty-five of the Zouaves by his parents for nearly two months. He wrote to them already wear the Croix de Guerre at Christmas. won in this war. The uniforms of fighting men those stacky, sombr made a splash of red across the green of the fields which stretch from the base of the chateau walis.
GENERAL MEETING of Share holdera will be held at the HONGal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required
the foot authorised KONG HOTEL, Hong Kong, on Thursday, the 15th February, 1940, to deposit with at 11.00 A.M., for the purpose of offer who will be present at the receiving the Report of the Direc-sale, the sum of two hundred tors together with a Statement of dollars. ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded on payment of Accounts for the year ended 31st.
the Purchase price. December, 1939.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Mr. Morrison urgen economy in overseas feeding-stuffs,
Mr. Lloyd George, declaring that British agriculture and carrying
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the capacity of British ships had largely declined compared with 1014, urged Company will be CLOSED from the Government to organise our resources on the assumption that it Saturday, 3rd, February to Thurs- was going to be a very long struggle.day, 15th. February, both daya
The veteran pallileian udded that Inclusive.
if it was a short one, we should gain
by saving two or three years,
SUB. SURVIVORS
INTERNED
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Jan. 25 (UP)--Berlin Radlo announces the names of four additional survivors from the sub-1
Undine marines
and Starfish, follows:
(8
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers.
Hengkeng. 23rd. January, 1940.
HONGKONG TRAMWAYS,
LIMITED
YEARLY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of HONG- Sub-Lieutenant Anthony Turner, Polly Officer J. T. Patrieksen. Stoker KONG TRAMWAYS LIMITED will Jack Facrber, Able Seaman J. Mills.be held at the offices of Messrs. Jardine. Matheson & Co., Ltd.,
Stock Exchange Has day of February, 1948, at 12
Quiet Day
the o'clock
transnet noon, to ordinary business of the Company, AND NOTICE IS HEREBY
LONDON, Jun. 25 (Reuter])-The Stock Exchange was quieter to-day, gill-edged securities reacting light- ALSO GIVEN that the REGISTER OF MEMBERS of the Company ly on profi-taking
Registry No. of
Locality
Kowloon Inland Lot
Kowloon Adjoining
Canton Road.
No. 4211.
4181
Lets Nos. Mong Kok
G.
Boundary
Measurements
N... w.
fect real fent feeli
41 per sale
pılan.
¡ Contents i
feet.
Arn. Reat.
About
11,180
R.
903
Opset Price
$ 16,770
Hongkong, on FRIDAY, the 16th PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 29th day of January, 1910, at 3 p.m.. at the Ollees of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown-Land at Mong Kok, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 15 years.
Home rails were irregular. dustrials, however, tended to me will be CLOSED from FRIDAY,
prove.
Of the commodities, shellac was
higher or renewed trade and invest- ment buying.
Wall Street was firm.
OTTAWA, Jan. 25 (Reuter).- Seventy officers and 200 men of the B.A.F. have arrived in Comada to help in the Empire Air Training Scheme.
1940
EDITION
OF THE
HONGKONG
DIRECTORY
DIARY
and BLOTTER
NOW READY.
the 2nd to FRIDAY. the 16th
February, 1940, both days Inclu-
sive,
By Order, of the Board,
W. F. SIMMONS,
Secretary. Hongkong, 25th January, 1940.
Intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required Notice is hereby given that to deposit with an authorised officer who will be present at the freight rates will be increased by sale, the sum
of two hundred approximately 15% effective Feb-dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum A new tariff is will be refunded on payment of ruary 23, 1940.
the Purchase price. now in proparation,
HONGKONG/CARIBBEAN SEA PORTS RATE AGREEMENT Hongkong, January 24, 1940.
Examination
Of U.S. Mails Washington Concedes A Point WASHINGTON,
Jan.
25
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
| No. of Sale
Registry No.
Locality
Kowloon Inland Lot
Adjoining Kowloon No. 4227. Mong Kok and Tong Mi Road,
Inland Lot No. 4169.
Boundary
Momsuremente:
X.D.E.W.
foot tuutissesfart:
As per vale
plan.
Contents in
ng.
Iset
About
10,700
Upars Price
Ann. Bant
SYL'AI
981
Summer Time To Start On Feb. 25
This very useful combination (Reuter)—Tho public revela- of Directory, Diary and Desk tion of the recent enormous Blotter, contains a large varlaty growth in the dispatch of food of local information: List of land clothing to Germany has Government and Department produced a diminution of feeling Officials: Firms and -Em- ployees: Foreign Residents: aroused by the Anglo-American
LONDON, Jan. 25 (Router)-In controversies over the British examination of United States the House of Commons. to-day, Sir mail.
Time Tables, etc., etc. `-` A handsome and durablá ro- quirement, strongly bound in cloth and excellently printed, It is a useful adjunct to the desk in Home or Office, and will be found of great uso in business and social affairs.
Price $3.00.
John Anderson, the Home Secretary, amitaunced that after consultation United with the French Goverment, it was should It is believed that the States concedes the right to Britain decided that nummer time
to examine parcels, but will continue commence at 2 m. on February 25.
to dispute. the right of Britain to censor letter correspondence.
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It is widely known in this country MAORIS TO FIGHT
that since the atoppage of German offices German shipping callinge. have been exclusively engaged in
SOUTH CHINA MORNING booking order for food to be bought
POST
LIMITED
"Morning Post" 'Building Wyndham Street
in Holland and shipped to given ad- dresses in Germany.
FOR ALLIES
own
AUCKLAND, Jan. 25 (Reuler) —
infantry Aflér forming their unit, Maori troops for the New Zea This practice enabled Germana land Expeditionary Force entered the here to feed relatives in Germany and camp for fold training to-day. In addition provides Germany withe unit has native non-commis- foreign exchange reserves,
Isioned officers."
The Coromony
110
those
DEED OF WOUNDS Slanton. If Painter, D/MX, 40123: Tate, to W. Sto.. P/K, 09315; Thornton, C. G.
A.E. P/J. 2104.
These names, in addition to already published In previous Ilsts, represent all naval casualties un December 11
The casualties in this lat arise from the various hazards of service in war
15 minutes earlier than the inte Kiven below uniess otherwise
ated, and where malis are advertis-. d to close at or before U a.m. regis cred and parcel inalls are closed at When p.in. on the previous day. nuts are advertised to close after & malle closed at 5 p.m.
INWARD-MAILS Calcutta, Straits and Salgon Jan 20: ...Jan, 20. Francisco, date 23rd. December Jat, 26. 1930)
Jan, 25.
прип
USA., Honolulu, and Japan (Sa
Shanghai and Amoy
Manila Shanghai
Jan. 20.
Jan. 20.
"Alr Mail by Pan American Alr ways Direct Service"-San Francit co date, 13th January ....Jan. 21. Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct.
London, date, Service"
January, Straits Haiphong Japan
MISSING, DELIEVED KILLED Brown, W. 2.
Airmati Act. Ldg. P/89X. 2024 Clerk. J. al. Sea. RF Shanghai
A/FX TA11: Clarke, W. It. Ord. Sea, Japan and Shanghai P/J, 0793: Eason, R. R... Naval, Alma Canton m-PX. 141100, Fririle, Fredk., Naval Air- mm, FX. 74312: Heatherley. J. F., A.D., P/88X, 1013 Tregille, L., Act. Po. A Pan, D/JX. 137531.
DIED
PRISONERS OF WAR Lieutenant G, B. K. Grifiths, B.M. Lieutenant R. P. Thurston, It.N.
KILLED Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A) P. T. Betziert R.N.
Shortly after luncheon the party emerged through the french windows and are not related to any particular
It in-ship or action. at the back of the chatenti.
kin have been The next of cluded General Georges, who is Gen-
OFFICERS eral Gamelin's Chief of Staff, and Mr. formed. Churchill, who is staying with Gen- eral Gort after a visit to the head- quarters of the Royal Air Force. At
of the terrace steps Generals halted at the salute, while the Zouaves' band of bugles, cymbals, and druma played "God Save the King" and the "Marseillaise."
After inspecting the guard of hon-R.N our the French and British Generals faced one another in the middle of General Gamelin open space. drew his sword and raised it high above
head. His comunandi "Ouvrez le ban" was answered by a roll of the Zouave drums. Raising his sword once more, General Gamelin advanced towards General Ironside. Proclaiming that lo the
the
smart
ов
Galland X BITCH: Bennelt, W
PO, INI. X. 2018: Bell
Thus, Sto., All, D/J. 13065: Deviton, E. F. A. Darchel, A. R. Marine, CL/X. 1230. 1: Bromley, S. A... D/SSX. 2040
Caldwell A Act, Ch. Fag-Arlificer, Didahipman (A) J. C. Casey. RN, Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A) D. Copsey. DAX, 45267: Cassell, C. J... A... D/X
Davis A. J.,
Sto.. Act. Lag.
Р/КХ "Lieutenant (A) R. 1. M. feriat-Hull, 1949 Colley, M., Ord. Sea.. DESSX. 2737 Cook. D/MX. 101 DAWADD. it.N.
50043 Dozer, P., Ldg. Sen.. R.N.VR Midshipman (A) R.,M. B, Keltic, RN, Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A1 M. R. Pike. X. 1307: Dowdail, F., St. DJ
330833. R.N.
Acting Sub-Lieutenant (A) E. 9. Wood- ford, RN.
MISSING, DELIEVED KILLED
• Lieutenant (6) 9. M. Bird, R.N. Lieutenant C, H, E. OSTsion, R., Lieutenant W. A. It, Playfair. R.N. Sub-Lieutenant (A) 1. A. Wheatman,
R.N.
DIED OF WOUNDS Lieutenant Commander N. 3. Crosstry.
R.N
DIED Skipper C. L. Frith, R.N.R. Acting Lieutenant 31. L. Loring. R.N. Cadel D. AE. Stewart-Cox, RN.
WOUNDED
Sub-Lieutenant J. A. Brereton, R..Ber Lieutenant-Commander (E) F. S. Kucan, R.N.
Commander L. Grimits, R.N.K.
name of the French Republie he was conferring on him the dignity of the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, he touched General Ironside lightly General After cach shoulder. Gammelin bad taken the decorations from an aide-de-camp, General Iron- side stooped from his great height to aid his superior officer in the lack of hanging the sash round his neck. The act was completed by a hand- shake and ៥ kiss on both cheeks.
B CPO C/J. Allcorn, IL Lord Gort was decorated afterwords Antuiffe, Alex. Act. Fo. D/X. 133709;
Arnold, A. B, A.D., RF.H, C/B. 21284. in identical form, and the ceremony
Baldwin, B., Big C/65X. 14380: Berry. was brought to an end by a shout ofw A.B., C/IX. 1244; Borrelt, E. FAB... "Fermez le ben" from General Game-R.FR. C/E 22202; Butlin, J., Cht, Yeoman lin, followed by a second roll of the Sig., R.N.V., BD, 416, Zouave drums,
RATINGS KILLED
102391;
Flynn, J. A.D., INVR CD/X. 21 Friday, 11.W. Alr. Mech. (E), FX. 75055 Class. D/EX, Gaves, obt.. Sto., 2nd
1125.
Itall, A. Sto. at Clans, D/KX, BU Hollyfield. FH. A., Ord, Sea, C/SSX. 25510; Hall, W. 5, AD, P/J. 102022,
Jones, A. 51. A.D., C/SSX. 16003; Jonča N. P. Lug. Sea., P/JX. 137070.
Landred. W. Ldg. Sto.. C/X. 07162;
Lennox. J. E.. A.D., P/SSX: 17830; Lucas
R.N.R.
McGirvan A.D., P/SSX, 21857; Mac- kenzie, M., Sea., R.N.K., C/X. B100; Mac
Morgan, X. 10:10;
kerle, R., BOY * 136034; Marlin Jo,
Engineman, DH, Teleg., C/95X. 10333.
Nook, E Oru. Sea, C/5SX. 2000. Drehned. F. J. Sen. FL.NR. X. 19 Gyler. A. J., Sto., 1st Class, C/K 12.
Parry, W. A., Sigi, C/SSX. 151: Peares
P/J3, 31059, W. J. Sto 1st Class F/KX. 81821: Penny. W. AS CX. 131593 Privell Richardson, A. J. B., A.B.. D/JX. 190081. Stanner, J. W. AB. P/IX. 129428;
sutherland, J.. Sea, R.N.R.. 16703
Vigus. F. R. Sto 1st Class R.FR. B.
Carison, Chas., A.B., D/J. J1227: Church. R. T., Elec, Artincer, D/MX, 89361; Clark, 1080 E. PO Wetter, D/SDX, 48304; Clarke T. E., P.O
Walker, J. A., Sto.. 11 Class F/KX.? Zouaves' Bravery
Airman, JX, 132876 Clark, Wheeler, W. C., Sto.. 1st Class, P/K. The 8th Regiment of Zouases, men ft. W. W. PD. Teleg, D/S, 100111: Cook, Woodgate, R. G. Boy, 1st Class
A.B. R.FR. DJ 70505; Cow on, S. CIJX 154485
G. Ofeare' from which formed part of the guard
AB, PAX. 132620; Cro of honour this afternoon, was one of cook. 2nd class, P/LX.
to establish the first French units
Disson. T. E. AB, R.FR. C/B, 23168.
W
FAA/FX. 76332.
Baulch, A. S. C.ro. P. 32200; Bowers, 25272;t. Sig. /. 73470: Branton, W
Faver. W. A.E. RFR C/B Fouracre, E. G. Jolner D/MK. 62544.
Golding. A. J., Bandreaster, 2nd class, Ord. Artileer. DM 23420; Brown, W.
RNY Elec.
A. J., AB. D/J. 15313; Brown, D., Car,
Artificer, D/M. 25783; nRMB. 2745: Gough, IL. AB.
Cook MD/X. 2133, Grey, Thos. C.P.O.
Calvert, MD/X. 2111
Browning.
179 Jan. 27. .Jan. 27.
.Jan. 27.
Jan. 27.
Jan. 27.
Jan. 27.
Jau. 28.
Halphong and Fort Bayard Jun. 20. Japan and Shanghai Shanghal and Amoy Shanghai
Haiphong and Hothow Manila Straits
,Jan. 20.
.Jan, 28.
Jan. 20.
Jan. 20.
Air
Bangkok and Tourane
Air Mail by "Air France Direct Service Paris date 24th January. Jan 31. Airways Mali by "Imperial Direct Service-London date, 201h. January
Jan. 20. .Jan. 20.
.Jan. 31.
Jan. 31, Jun. 31. Jan. 31.
Jou. 31.
Japan and Shanghat Java and Manila Shanghai .....
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Manila (San Francisca date, 4th January). Jan. 31. Canada, U.S.A.; Honolulu, Japan and Shanghal-Vancouver B.C. date, 11th January .............. Calcutta and Straits Straits and Saigon
OUTWARD MAILS Friday, Jan. 20
****
Shunghal
Fort Bayard
.Feb. 1. Feb, 1. Feb. 1.
.2,30 p.m.
.2.30 p.m.
.2.30 p.m.
Parcels only for Tientsin Manila, Australia and New Zealand via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island 8th February G.P.O. and K.P.Ö.
Ord. Manila. Straits
Amoy Salgon
.3.45 p.m.
.4.30 p.m..
.7.00 p.m.
....7 pm.
Saturday, Jan, 27
.8.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m.
Amoy and Shanghai (Parcels only)
2.30. p.m.
Shanghal and Japan......3.30 p.m. Direct Service"-due London 4th February.
RCE.
Ord..
D/M, 3700s, Gullfoyle, M., A.B. R.N.V.R. N. Chr. Sta.. D/K, 61013; Airmail for Manila, Guam, Honelalu
Hoy, S. A.D., RN.V.R., MD/X.
G.P.O. & K.P.O.
.....Jan. 27, 5 p.m. ...........Jan. 27, 5.30 p.m. and U.S.A., by the "Pan American Airways Direct Service"-du-Ban- Francisco, 3rd Feb.
Young ... A.U., P/JX. 13/3610.
INJURED ON WAR SERVICE Allewny, R. Act. Lug. Airman. FAM/F. Elly, R. Chf, Elec. Attineer, is class, 50 Armstrong, Jaa., Eng. t. Artcer. contact with the enemy lust Septem- D/MX, 395: Exall, Thos., Sidi, int class, N.R.. X. 977: Ashby, A., Ldg. Alman. Air Mail for. "Imperial Airways ber, The action in which 35 of the D/KX. Batu men present to-day won their Croix de Guerre was the first action of this war of which details have been re-i leased for pubileation."
September 27 orders-were-re-
1975; Cause, HM. MA, D/C ceived at battalion headquarters that:
130953 W. E. A.B., DJ. 100447; Clancy, Wm., Horrelt, O., D/J. 62307; Clarke, E. J. Ldg. Ben FOREX
1/J. 112300; Colwell W. T. Lda, Sex, P/J. the wooded hill on Überpert, on Ger- Heyburn, R. E. Lag. Ses.
Luxemburg Holliday, W. 3. Marin soll,
the near
H., CH, Sto
106503; Cook. S. G., Luz. Telck, H.F... frontier, where the enemy had es- K. J. C.P.C. Cook, D/ALX. 45889.
D/IX. /. 334575: Cowan, M., Sto.. 1st Class tablished a strong centre of resistance, Jones, F. J.. Chi. Yea. Siu..
P/KX, 87332.
Davies, P.. Joiner, P/CX 43016; Davies. R.FR.. C/3. must be cleared. The battalion was 146043
Cook. N.R.. Dick, J. Boy. Cisas, given the choice of attacking it after 16590; Lowe, S. G. Shipwright, 3rd Class Routing. Poly 300: Dick 182 Opal, IX. 158476; Dixon, R., Ord. Sig, N.N.V.R.. artillery preparations or of attempting DM 2414; Lumsden, R., Ldg. Sig a surprise action without supportMackay, G. V. det.
P.O.. BAMFX MD/X. 2030. from the guns. They
the 76203; Mckay, I. Ldg. Ben., R.NR.; Edwards, A. E.. Ord, Sen.. D/ESX. 2000.
Fisher, J. E. Writer, H.N.V... DK. Bangkok second course, and at 4.30 am. on McLaughlin, Lag
A.B., 08681. Merran, 1. A.B.. C3. 114157: Moorhead, Frize. D. Sto D/KX, 78304; Fulton, lobt. Japan. September 28 moved forward in the Merris, Dean.RX. 20115 1035: Foster, T. Lde. Sto. P/KX. 178: Fort Bayard and Holhow...0 a.m. blackness of a moonless night.
man
chose
Le Fevre, V. C. A.D.,
18583;
Elec.
Bex. Ord.
Reg.
Ord.
K.P.0.
Jan. 27, 5.00 p.xxx.. Jan. 27, 6.30 p.m. G.P.O.
Jan. 27, 5.00 p.m.. .Jan. 26, 7.80 3.m.
Sunday, Jan. 28
Tuesday, Jan. 30
.03.m.
Jan. 30,11 a.m. Jan, 30, Noon,
..2 p.m.
.. a.m. ...9 a.m. Air Mechanic (E), F45121.
155541.
Caster, L. W. Ort. Sea, C/5SX. 2010; Shanghai
Monday, Jan. 20 Nixon, L. Ord. Be.. The vanguard of 35 men slipped
1.7.15 a.m. D/FX. Gibbons, J. A.D. HNVR., MD/X. 2135 Oldfield, A. N. Act. Ldg. Sca..
Gibbonk PA.B. R.N.V.R., MD/X. 2231 Canton, silently into the wood. They were
D/KX 73; 131327.
Эля Bick Berth Atta Haiphong (parcels only)..1.00 pm. 4.30 pm. under the command of a young lieu-
Passmore W. T. Eng. Tim. Artificer, 18 Gidley, T. J. Ldg. Sto
Ord. Sea, Chetden.
Amoy and Shanghal R.N.AA.B.R. X. 1435.
... p.m. tenant, who is described officially ns Class, D/M. 10899; Papple. R.,,
P/JX 10831; Prater, W. C. J. Shipwright,
22650; layles, A.. C.P.O. Cook, P/L 34604: being "full of ardour," and a sergeant. 2nd Clam D/N 2bl; Prynne. I. W. II. Harmer CG. Ord. Sta. 185 Canton They soon made contact with the seaman, ItNF., X. 18060; Putney, II. WiTenderson. G. W., A.D., R.FR. 0/3, 67810: enemy where, sentries, In the dry AD. DJ. 59300.
Parcels, Richmond, T. C. Ord. Sea- PESX Hodges, DR. 8. PO D/MK 2013 Straits and Calcatta. words of the communique, were "suc~j z2967; Risdon, J., PO. Cook, D/M. 47000, Hood, J. T. E, Engineman, RNA, X.
1691.116. D/SSX-17337;
IA.B., P/JX. 165034;] · Letters. Falway, H. Cht, 810, D/K. 13: Baur Hurton, cessfully killed at their posts. sistance suffened at once. The rest ders, W, F. A., RFR C/B, 2140 Jarvis, Jon, A.B. D/JX, 101183; Jasper, Haiphong
230 p.m. of the company followed the 35 Into Smilingon o It Armon. FAXED, Corporal, PO/X, 1700: Jenkin, W. B., Fort Bayard
3.30 p.m. D/347047: Johns, W. 22026; Simpson. J Act.
Shanghal the darkness of the wood, which was 55041; Steele, AD C/JX. 151449: Tulloch MD/X. 2050; Jones, C. C., Cht. Ord, Air Man for
F. G. S10. PO P/C AB, D/J. Jones, A., AD. INV.R..
"Imperial Airways Tadgell, W.. now being stabbed by the burst of
Direct Service"due London. 7th Artificor, D/M. 350; Jones, E. J.. Eng. Am, at C.. AB, R.F.R., CD, 17766. and the flash hand grenades
TAL
February. W. E., Ldg. Std., P/L. 13-429. to came machine-guns. Artillery
Yandal, T. Shipwright, fat Class, Artincer, D/AX. 33: Jones, Jat, AB.
ENVR NO. 24. the support of the French, and the 488; Yearsley, J., AB, H.F.R... D/B. 1910.
King W. Sekman, R.N.V.R., UD/X, 1025, Little, A. Marie, Po/125027. defenders gave ground, leaving the!
Mackee. G. E.. Elee. Artincer, 40s Close, wood in the hands of the intruder.
Madge. Ed. Sto., D/K. 20210
Ord. Sea, D/ASX. 23203; Marsh, E. G., A.B., DJ, 70110; Marshall, J.. A... D/SSX. 12333; Martin,
Bto Jax., A... D/88X. 212311 Maxied PD.. PAC B0033; Murley, M. Boy, Int Clan, 3, 100063; Murt T. NR.: Bytes, B.A., A.B., D/JX. 1416
D/s.
While mooping up the ground cap- surprise tactles was shown by the DMX, 6700 g. nm. Artifiéer, D/M
tured, the Zouaves took five machine-small numbers of the casualties theyMagga. J guns, 2,000 rounds of ammunition, suffered, as they lost oraly four 2007: Mahood, and 12 prisoners. The value of their wounded and no dead,
All Gramophone Records
Are Now Censored
Neale, I., Ldg. Sea. DJ, 15005; Need- hans, J. E. Telor.. IN.V.(W.)I, WRO 40 Newton, A. Sto., R.N.R. X 102545 Norris, J. Elet.. Artificer. Dal 2007; Norrison, P., A.B., D3, 40049,
O'Brien, P. Ord.
D/69X, 20433; Owen, J., Ord. Bea.. D/SSX. HADI,
Paul, W. Ballinaker, D/31004 Peach, WE FAR. Rm. Artileer, D/ 110: Peglar, J. Stoker, /. 1907: Philips, Pillar, W. D. g. Hm. Artiner, D/M 13702 Plumbridge, R. Ord, Sel P/JX. 1422; Poolie, B. G. Sto. D/K-14418; Power, Telog RN.V.W.JR. WRX. Read, W. Mastersat-Anne, P/M. 39700:
/MX, 0301. Ricketts, E., Leading Cook,"
Schofield, II, M. Ord. Sen. P/85X, 22009; Scott, W. Teleg. h.N.V.(W.)B. WIX Scoll, W. B, Ldg. Ben., D/J. 70003; Smith, P/J. 06098; Spurgeon, R. Ben, Btwd.. Mr. Herbert Morrison, M.P., In practice, however, the grand-P, PP... D/. 38701: Spicer W, C.P.O.. has been Informed by a corres- phone companies are avoiding sab R.N.: Stanton, R.A.1. D/K, 120683: pondent opposed to his views on milting all records to the Ministry by Stephenson, A., AB. RER. DIJ: 50227: Itussia's act of aggression.........
· GRAMOPHONE records are now subject to censorship In exactly the same way as to Press and the B.B.C. None must. Cht. Eng. Rm. Artificer, DM, 11848; leave the factories until it has been "passed for playing."
MORRISON ON
"DEATH LIST”
| Ministry of Information officials, have told the record firms that In theory all dises, oven purely musk ...ones, are Included in this ruling.
appointing their own
Storr, C. A... J/JX. 147; alfinger. G. censors to C., Eng. Itm, Artifeer, D/BI. 10450; Swallow,
A.J., P/JX. 182322. His correspondent was apparently supervise recordings and certify that P. HAR/JK. 139528; Ewertey,
they do not: eaontain any censorabla Tabb. H, Eng, Tmn. Artifeer. Dar, 11300; very respondent was
Telferd, A. Borgt., 10/2100 Templar, W. writing in the matter,
A. Telen. RNVR. X. 74-' 'Thidina, G. AN Mr. Morrison,
Chf, Shipwright D/M. 33048: Thomey, J., January issue of the official Loridion
for example, said: "Our A.D, D73. 36312. Labour Party publication says, “he
A.G, Ldg. Sco. D/JX i2i007; stated that whether the révolution own cenfor sees to it that nothingWadden AB, P/ESX 2405: Ware. D. camo from the Communists, or the contravening the. Oficial Secrets Act A. Mech., 1/F, 34911; Watt, W. Log, Big Fnsdals, I wis-In for it anyway, for or in any other way ikely to A... D/A 41767
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vinces only) by the "Air France Always Direct Service" due Paris, 8th February,
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West. C. Geaman, I was on the death lists of both endanger national security is put on RNR Xindi West, I. By, POD/M. Shangbal
57433; Whitély, V. A. Teleg., R.N.
Amoy Log Br, R.FR.. Certainly I have been shouted at by to wax. For this purpose he is wak. 333 Wilson, both. Well, well I'll ry, to keep supplied with confidential lists of D/3 25056: Wilson, W... Big, N.V.R... Shanghai and parcels only for Tien-
BH, LD/X, 3850, both busy and smiling meantime." . banned subjects.".
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