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DONALD DUCK

YES, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, BUT IN THE REAR!

WON'T DO~on

IT'S GOTTA BE

IN THE

APT.

FOR RENT-

FRONT!

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Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

WHEW---

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GOTTA

HURRY!

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SWANK

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PRICE IS

NO OBJECT, MISTERI LET'S

SEE IT!

THE DRAWING ROOM. NOTICE

THE OBJECTS D'ART!

April 18, 1940.

By Walt Disney

FRESH WHITE-BUTTON

MUSHROOMS

$225

per: lb.

| LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Navy Casualty

List:

102

Names

NAMES OF 102 officers and men are given in an!

Admiralty casualty list published last month.

It is stated that these were from the "various hazards

of service in war and are not related to any particular ship or action." The list is BALDWIN, C. E.

as follows:

OFFICERS Killed

MID. (A) J. D. W. HARR, RN,

W. Barton, Temp: Doom_Eng., IL.NR. MID, H. A. S. BROWN, IN. LIENT, D. COOMBS, IN.

TEMP. SUR-LIEUT. 0. DORSON,

I.N.V.R.

D. D. JOHNSTONE.

N.

PEAT.

TEMİ', LIEUT.

AN.V.R.

TRAIT.

SUB-LIEUT.

F.

Skinner,

R.N.V.R. LIEUT. (A) E. F. POPE, ILN. ACT, SUB-LIEUT. (A) G. A

ILN. TEMP. SUB-LIEUT. 6. W. VAUGHAN,

ILN.V.J PROB. MID. (A) T. R. W. WAGNER.

RN.V.R.

TEMP. SUB-LIEUT (A) G. V. WILLIAM-

SON, IL.N.V.I.

Died of Wounds

A. M.

Died

TEMP. LIEUT.

R.N.V.R.

A

LIEUT. & L. INN

L. HOCKING, R.N.

Wounded

D.Š.M., C.P.O., P/I

RECEPTION IN BRITAIN

GERMANY threatens an aorial Blitzkrieg against Britain.

If it comes there'll be many more planes like this ono.-Domei, ·

X

HAWKINS, A I., AB,, P/J 107721. LARMOUR, James, A., P/SЯX 14491. PARKES, Edward, A.D., R.N.V.I., LD/X

G010.

20183.

REASON, J. D. N., A.B. P/S9X_17373. STURGESS, N. A. J. A.D., T/J 115553.

R.NR. JOHNSTONE, E. M. Sin

166235. LYNCH, J. L. Ble, in CL, PACK #3102 McMinn, R., E.R.A. 3, C/MX 59340.

R.N.R.. X MORRISON, Malcolm. Smn..

10207 A NUGENT Eric, Smn. R.N.R Ply/X 3014.

P/K PADDOCK, B. H,

JX

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150017. BANKER. D. R.. Engineman, X 6050 2.8. BAXTER, Jelin, Ldt. Airman, FX 76121. BEAVERS, I. E., Smn., R.NR. X 21491. BRYANT, C. N., A.B., P/JX 152129. CLAY, J. JL, San.. R.N... X 10202. COWIE, John, 2nd Hand. X 110 8. DAVEY, G, H., Marine. Ply/21450, DUNLEVY, R. 3. C.P.0., V/F 14938,

GARDNER, S. T. A.D., P/JX 141471. JOHNSON, W, E. Smn. Cook, JX 16×IŻ 1.

Samuel, A.B., D/JX MCCULLOUGH,

180481. PARKER,

Leonard,

D/BSX

ACUP.O.. 1430 PRESTON, C. W. Merine, Ch/24905. REID, Peler, Smn., R.N.Ñ., X 14337, SHAYLER, E. I. Ldg. Airman, FAALFX SHEPHEARD, G, IL. Act. ro

76107.

Airman, C/JX 137526. STEWART, Aloxander, Ema, INH

16374.

STEWART, James, Sma., R.N.N., X 185, TANDY, II. A... C.P.O.. PIJ 21089. TAYLOR, R. A. Sig.. P/JX 136115, MACLEAN, TOUGIL Charles, Sto.. Int Class.

LIEUT.COM. 3, 1, MILLER, R.N.R. PRON. TEMP. SUR-LIEUT...

WHYDROW. RNVR.

A. FINLAYSON, Chlef Skipper, R.N.R.

RATINGS Killed

TRODD, S. G., Marine, Po/E 21507. UREN, O, E., Ldg. Airman. D/JX 139232. WARREN, J. Il.. Ord. Smu.. P/SSX 20931. WATSON, Andrew, Sto. P.C., KX 09015. WYLIE, 1., A.B.: D/SSX 10421. YOUNG, IT J., A.D., C/SSX 2000.

Died of Wounds

C. BARKER, Edward, 2nd Hand, JX 173000.

BRANDLE. J. I. Ord. Smo.. P/JX 150741. BUCKLEY, C. A. Boy, 1st Ch, P/JX

154023

ADAMS, James, Sinn, R.N.3. D 0897. ADCOCK, Bernard, Sto.. Est Class,

C/KX 1830s.

RUSSELL, W. A.. Marine, Ply/X 214, SilinTLIFF, William, Coole. D/FIX 33410.

Alling, lleved Killed DAWES. E. C., A.D., DBX 148247. DYGER. W. H. Alr Mech., D/KX 00553.

Died

CAMPBELL, R. K. A.B.. C/T 113702.

BROTHERTON, Peter, A... P/SSX 24041. PADDY ens.), C/3 22317. BROWN, S. II, Ldg. Smn., IN.V.R., PENN, J. W. V. Sto.. 1st C1.. C/KCX 93200.

LD/X 1497.

RUSSELL, W. C., Sig, P/JX 140379,

James, A, D/SSX 17744. STUART, W. J. C., Engann., ILNP.S. SWANN, R. M., R.N.R., P.S., X 10295. TAYLOR. J. K., Marine, Ply/X 3116. THOMAS, & IL II, ERA., DM 7399.

Wounded BEASLEY, F. W. A... DJ_100934. BRITTON, R, C. L., A... P/JX 1308ZA.

D/3157036. A Leg. Stu.. C/LX COLLEY, F., A.,

DUNCAN,

Sto. P.O.

CUNNINGILAM, George, Sto.. C/KX 89083.5LLING C. P., Sg...R.F.R. B 20473,

EDE M., Ldg. Smr., P/JX 133234. FAWCETT C. C. Lug. Sto., P/ Debt. HANMAN. Samuel, P.O. C/3 230553. HARRINGTON, WA. PO., P/J 113308, HAWKINS. F. J. Shift. 1st Cl.. C/M 2234. HAYES, Leslie, A.1., P/J 90879, HILL, W. C., ERA-2, P/M 30375. HONEY, G. E., A.1. P/JX 130627. JENKINSON,

G.

MY TWO YEARS

GEDDES Andrew. mn. K.N.I.. 18336.

HARPER James A., TJX 120321. LOFTUS. James, A.B., P/SSX 10095. MANSON, George, Enanmn. KX 100392, NEWING, A, R., A.B., D/JX 112613. SHAWL Georie, Sec. Land, IN.R. SPRAKE. W. J. Ord. Smn., P/JK 152301, TULLETT, C. W., Boy, ist Cl. P/JX

100407.

WHYTE, W. W., Lalg, Smn, X_7748. YOUNGSON, John, Smn, H.N.R.

The following was erroneously in- cluded in a previous casualty list and is now known to be alive: DOULTON, Eric, A.D., P/J 116348.

WITH HITLER RADIO

(FAILURE OF A MISSION)

Nevile Henderson,

P.C.

1937 1939

BY

SIR NEVILE HENDERSON

LATE HIS MAJESTY'S AMBASSADOR AT BERLIN

This is a people's War and therefore it is only right that the people themselves should be told the whole truth?”

WITH

ITH these words Sir Nevile Henderson, late His Majesty's Ambassador at Berlin. begins exclusively in the "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" on Monday next, his own first-hand account of what actually happened in Nazi Germany from the time he arrived in Berlin in April, Sir G.C.M., Late His Majesty's Am- 1937, to the fateful day of September 3, 1939.

Here, bassador at Berlin,

PUBLISHED FOR THE FIRST TIME, is Sir Nevile Henderson's own story-simply and vividly writton-of the tremendous events which led eventually to the outbreak of war. This is NOT a summary of an official document but a specially written personal narrative in which many new and important facts are disclosed. Hitler, Coering, Ribbentrop, Goebbels, Himmler-what manner of men are the masters of Nazi Germany? The Ruhr, Austria, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland! What really went on behind the scenes? Sir Nevile Henderson now reveals to the world THE WHOLE TRUTH. This remarkable document-probably the most important ever to be published in a newspaper- will appear in the "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”—starting on Monday, April 22.

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12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter- cession.

12.30 Reginald Foort at the Organs. 12.47 Tangos.

1 Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

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11.03 Primo Scala's Accordeon Band,

1.18 Hawaiian Musle.

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1.45 Dance Music.

2.15 Close Down.

5.45 Studio Children's Hour, 6.45 Closing Local Stock Quoia- tions.

6.47 The Don Cossack Choir, 7 Rimsky-Korsakov-Le Coq D'Or Sultc.

London Symphony Orchestra con- ducted by Eugene Goossens,

7.30 London Relay-The Newa

Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

1

8.03 Studio-Recital by Barbara GUmar (Soprano) with A. T., Lay ut tho Plano.

1. (a) The First Kiss (Sibelius, Op. 37, No. 1); (b) Berceuse (Jarne felt); (c) Ritorno (Melartin, Op. 24,

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Glimar

8.30 Magyari Imro and His Fan- garian Gypsy Orchestra.

8.40 London Itelay"Serapheap to {Industry."

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9 Marek Weber and His Orchestra,

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9.15 London Relay-News Sum- when the digestive powers are

MARY

0.30

London Relay "Vive

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0.45 Dance Music.

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10.15 Variety with Sophie Tucker, sleep and tends to prevent Reginald Dixon, Frances Day and constipation.

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