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Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 18, 1940.

THESE BOYS (BOTH 17) WIN: MEDALS

KING'S They Swam Through

SHOWING TO-DAY

Yesterday, THE CASKEN OF BURLESQUE

Today,

THE TOAST OF BROADWAY

Tomorrow,

A WOMAN OF

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KAY FRANCIS IAN HUNTER JOHN LITEL DONALD CRISP

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Gale-Whipped

Sea

And Saved Ten Men

THE award of two Royal Humane Society bronze medals has revealed a story of two young swimmers fighting rough seas for 300 yards in the dark to rescue ten shipwrecked men.

The medals are to be presented to Roy Wright, 17-year-old son of Dr. J. Mars- hall. Wright, of Bournemouth, and William Salter, also aged 17, son of Colonel Salter, of Attleborough, Norfolk, who were at school at Bacton, Norfolk, last October when a drifter, the Vera Creina, of Lowestoft, was wrecked nearby,

A gule was blowing and the rocket brigade tried in vain to fire lines across the vessel.

to

Dreading Presentation

Then the two boys, unknown anyone, slipped into the wator with their clothes on and swam 300 yards with waves breaking over them to the' drifter.

They picked up a buoy and line thrown by the skipper and swam back to shore. Soon all the suitor were saved by breeches 'buoy.

The boys did not tell any of their friends about the rescue,

Dr. Marshall Wright said that he had been unable to get any detalls from his son.

"Too Much Fuss"

Roy Wright stated: "I think there is a lot too much fuss being madei about what we did.

"The ordeal that we will have to face when being presented with the medals will be greater than the one we had to go through when earning them.

A

LOST PAY- WON FIGHT

NINETEEN - YEAR - OLD sailor, on a day's special leave. won the open welter-weight competition last night at the Stadium Club, Holborn,

Tommy Barnham, of Fulham, would have been at sea but for a lapse on New Year's Eve.

lle was late in returning lo his depol. some of his pay was stopped, he was given a week's extra work and not allowed to sail,

Now Barnham is pleased it happened!

George Davis, Southern Aren middle-weight champion, lost on points over ien'rounds to George Howard, of Finsbury Park.

******* REPUBLIC OF FINLAND

A Primate's Son Wrote Daring Novel

MR. EDWARD FREDERIC BENSON, the author, has died in University College Hospital. He was 72.

Youngest son of a former Arch- bishop of Canterbury, Mr. Benson stepped straight to success with his first novel "Dodo," published in 1893.

Most of this book was written at: the age of 20, when he was an under- graduate at Cambridge. It was left unfinished for two years, when he took it up again.

Daring

Its success was partly due to the fact that it was considered daring for those days. Dodo smoked and said "Damn."

The Archbishop's son then oban- doned a career as an archaeologist to, continue as a novelist.

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"Dodo," he said, himself, "was

stroke

of luck rather than a Buccess."

However, he soon had more solid success with The Challoners" in 1904.

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"It was a wet, cold night when the drifter ran ashore. All of the senior boys of the school went out to help. Salter and I thought that if they

The latest of the March of Time Since then, however, he has pro- Finduced a long list of novels and blo- were going to fire rockets all night series, entitled "Republic of we were not going to get very far, Alhambra and Queen's Theatre from petence and

Jand,' will be screened at the graphics, all marked by literary com- a consistent level of so we decided to have

a shot at nwlimming to the ship. We were to-day, in conjunction with the plc-success.

ture "Everything's On Ice," released! A bachelor, he was Mayor of Rye able to wade out for some distance.

wearing our We were

school by RKO Radio,

in 1938. clothes, but they did not hamper us! very much."

**Buried by Breakers"

Salter said that he was not a strong swimmer. "We had a hard; struggle to get ashore," he admitted shyly, and we were buried by the breakers, and once or twice I lost my breath. But we each clung to the buoy with

hund one

and struggled on until we were helped ashore by a fisherman,"

The Lord Lieutenant of Norfolici will present the medals and certif- cates to the boys,

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