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Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 20, 1940.

By

Walt Disney

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THE ALL-NITÉ

•HOUSE

DONALD DUCK

RING!

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HELLO! IS THIS THE ALL-NITE HASH-HOUSE

NO!

R-R-RING!

RING R-R-RING!

RING!

IS THIS THE ALL-NITE HASH-HOUSE?

T SAY, IS THIS THE ALL-NITE HASH HOUSE

NO!

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A FEW

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Many lives were lost in the let war through cameimustik

Se on yourgund Don't disruss movements of strips or troops

WESTERONOMEN SAMO) 13+TVA,

Judge

To

Refused

Be Sent

To A

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LAY DYING AMID HER BIRDS

Syndicate, 1

WOMAN CUT OFF FROM WORLD

"Of course there's

Wo

harm

UFS

UFS

Bolt-Hole

WILL STAY UNTIL

BOMBS START"

THE Law Society, national headquarters of -English solicitors, has returned to London. They had evacuated to Newbury (Berks) when the war began.

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The Law Courts had also

in your knowing!"

BRITAIN has declared war on careless talking Here are two of the latest "shush-shush" posters now being exhibited at Home."

PARACHUTE SHELL

WIRE TAPE FALLS GENTLY

CREATING BARRAGE

FOR 10 YEARS

A WOMAN of ample means, who, had cut herself off from the world for ten years, died from exposure to cold? Eecause she had no heating in her nine- roomed villa.

This was the story told at the Watford inquest on Miss Margaret Elizabeth Carter, of Bushey Grove-road, Bushey, Hertford- shire. She was 77.

"I never knew her go outside her house. No tradesmen or postmen ever called," said the man who did odd jobs for her.

Just Said "John"

He was her former milkman, Edward John Narroway, of Queen's-rond, Watford. On December 31, when he called, he saw she was in a state of collapse.

1. FAMOUS HOCKEY STARS READY

THE famous Toronto "Maple Leafs" of the National Hockey League, are training for war work. They are shown entering a trench for machine-gun and rifle practice outside Toronto.

He sent for a doctor. She opened her GAVE

eyes, said "John," then sank back in his arms and died.

It was stated that Miss Carter was wearing a brown skirt and six woollen car-l digans pinned with about 50 safety pins. Her hair was covered with brown paper tied] up with string.

WIFE £1,800,

ASKED NO QUESTIONS

THE Registrar at Leicester Bankruptcy Court (Mr.

C. Squire) said recently that he could not understand the Kitchen and scullery were full of old newspapers, magazines, books and unopened attitude of a man who, without making any inquiries, parcels. She had apparently lived and slept gave his wife £1,800 when she asked for it. in a recess made in the papers in which it

was impossible to lie down.

Bird-Lover

SHELL EXPLODES FIVE MILES UP - RELEASES CAP TO WHICH IS ATTACHED PARACHUTE AND SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET OF WIRE TAPE

But one Parachute Shells To

planned a move. eminent judge put his foot

down on that.

He said: "If British soldiera can face the enemy for a few

Trap German Planes

shillings a day, and our mer- In Steel Cables

chant seamen risk their lives in all weathers, the King's judges, who get thousands of pounds » your, need not bolt from their

sts because of a problematical į air attack.

"I shall all in my court til the bombs start falling. Then, if It proves impassible to bring principais or witnesses here I'll reconsider the natter."

So the courls have stayed in London.

The barristers stayed there too, hat was left of them. But that's

not mucli

NEW YORK.

INVENTION of a "parachute-shell," a new anti-air- craft weapon, is revealed in Washington.

This shell, which has an effective range of 25,000ft., releases hundreds of feet of steel tape attached to a parachute at a pre- determined altitude.

Military officials say that a barrage of these parachute-shells would create a "net" which acroplanes could not pass.

For Use In France

The new weapon was invented

The fove Inns of Court are looking by an American six months ago

Here and very emply these days. there you stumble on groups of and has been thoroughly tested. It is understood that it will workmen reconditioning the cham-

them.

bees to make fats and offices out of shortly be produced in France, and is expected to be used if large-scale raids are made by the

Closed Down.

Fifty sets of chombers have closed Germuns.

town in the Temple, and for each set

shut down you must reckon at least

Nazi Guns Countered

PARIS.

UNUSUALLY elaborate pre-

The shell is fired in the ordi-paration by the German artil- two clerks out of a job, sometimes nury way, and its nose falls from lery, which may be a rehearsal three or four. Even the chambers the case, pulling out the steel for attacks on a larger scale, that still carry on have got only two-

The tape and the parachute. thirds of their normal tenants left.

All the younger men have joined purpose of the tape is to foul accompanied a scries of raids on French outposts on the Rhine-. the forces, many of the older ones propellers of opposing planes.

Moselle front. are in various Ministries,

It is declared that the new There are more barristers in pro-shell makes the balloon barrage portion than any other callings in ihe war-time Clvli Service

out of date.

1,000 MEN DRIVE DEER

Two posts West of the Baar River, Jabout a mille and a balf apart, were attacked. For half an hour before- hand the German artillery tried to cut the French wire, and shelled French machine-gun posts in the front line.lt

In spite of all devices the French

A THOUSAND men are busy In Savernake Forest, Wiltshire, rounding up deer, and driving them into new quarters in an enclosed counter-battery fire was effective, and park, surrounding Tottenham House, home of the Marquess and the German raiding parties were Marchioness of Ailesbury.

:

forced to retire by the French guns The drive continued for seven hours over a distance of about and machine-guns, leaving n'number

if dead between the lines, leight miles.

There had been no fire in ony of the rooms for a long time. In several rooms downstairs there were pigcons

and other birds.

They were all well cared for and there was food in the house, but no heating of any kind.

Arthur Marston, of Hinckley Road, Leicester, an A.R.P. driver, was being further examined about his affairs. A letter from Marston stated:

"I have learned that my wife has

tucked топсу

away somewhere. where, I don't know. Can you find out? i would like to know where £1,000 has gone in such a short time and no business people paid."

Marston stated that he gave his

GAULEITER FOR WALES!

AN American woman journalist in dinner Mina Cicely Carter, of Kings-rond. Richmond, a niece; said her aunt had wife the money because she wanted London tells a story of a ¡been

seen a recluse since 1930. She had. His creditors, he cald, would be party she attended in Berlin just be-

paid when this matter was all over. fore the outbreak of war, plenty of clothing and ample means

The hearing was adjourned pending She remarked to her neighbour that The last time she saw her aunt was

Mra. she was leaving shortly for England. private examination of Marston, which is to be held shortly.

in 1030. Her father had tried to per Isuade her to go into

home. Misa Carter had written to her Inlece: "I have been having a very

"Don't do that," he advised her. "You speak German admirably. You also know England and its customs. "I can find you a good job. For of I am to be Gauleiter for Wales. I

The coroner returned a verdict of bad time us the conditions through Death from Natural Causes, He said (which I have lived after my dear dog Narroway did all he could for Miss

passed on seemed to have broken me Carter, and there was no beyond recovery."

DARIT, THE

luck

sympathy on the part of her relatives am busy learning Welsh now."

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