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Thursday.

NANCY

SO YOU WANT TO BECOME A NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHER.

EH?

—

YEP--I'M GONNA SPEND SOME OF ME SAVINGS ON A PERFESSIONAL

CAMERA

BUT I'VE SHOWN YOU EVERY CAMERA

IN THE SHOP!

& C.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Jūne 6, 1940,

By Ernie Bushmiller

BUT I GOT PLENTY. OF DOUGH --- I WANT D' BEST CAMERA YA GOT!

HOW MUCH

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THAT ONE

British Destroyers Rest After Historic Battle Of Narvik

AUTOBRIDGE

THE PERFECT WAY TO LEARN OR IMPROVE "YOUR BRIDGE GAMR

you can't play Bridge, AUTOBRIDGE teaches you RIGHT!!

If you can play Bridge, AUTOBRIDGE improves your game!

→ Young or old-spry or sedate-male or female-overybody

loves Autobridgo,

it's really four-handed Contract Bridge-only it is played by one parson!

The player bids, buys the hand, plays his cards just as in a regular game. But he's got to play perfectly-or he's automatically stopped short and corrected.

ORIGINAL & SMART

SPORTS & GAMES EQUIPMENT DEPT.

LANE, CRAWFORD LTD.

THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE

| NAZI TRANSPORT|

DAMAGED

FORESTER & COSSACK|

NAZI TRANSPORT

SUNK

NAZI TRANSPORT

AGROUND

Unfinished Dutch Cruiser Snatched from Nazis

NAVAL ACTION OFF NARVIK. — British de- stroyers at anchor after the sinking of German trans- ports and supply ships,

Records for

Record Breakers

over

The airmen who sang The Blue Danube while flying on re- connaissance recently Vienna emphasise the fact that in-war time if you want music! up there you have to make your

OWN.

Things are different on the ground. Many R.A.F. stations have their own i amateur bands and there is no lack of talent.

Instruments are bought with funds. rnised by concert parlies, boxing displays and so on. In lelsure hours R.A.F. men are not dependent solely on wireless and gramophone.

All the same, gramophones are very popular and stores of gramo- phone records are eagerly complled.

Anyone with records to spare (es- pecially jazz) might remember that they would be welcome In R.A.F. stations,

They can be sent through the

•Comforts' Fund.

The R.AF, which has a reputa- tion for mashing records, can be trusted to handle this sort, at any rate, with care.

*Officer-in-Charge,

RAF. Comforts Fund,

Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, W.1,

TOWED AWAY TO JOIN

She Made Her Will In Rhyme

MISS ELIZABETH BURDEN,

of Old Lyme-road, Charmouth, Dorset, made a will beginning in rhyme. It said:

OUR FLEET

By A. J. McWHINNIE...

"Daily Herald" Naval Correspondent HOLLAND'S newest cruiser, still unfinished, has been towed across the North Sea to Britain to prevent it falling into German hands.

Many other warships in course

at Rotterdam and

Flushing were blown up before Prisons Have

I direct, when my lifetime has the Allies left.

ebbed away,

My body to be cremated;

As a result of these measures there

is not much of the Dutch fleet left:

When-the-sentide-is-ebbing-from for the invaders.-

Charmouth Bay.

My ashes to be relegated

Tho-Dutch_naval authorities, dur ing the last few hours before their

To the outfaring current of the withdrawal, held a hurried confer-

river Char

Crossing the beach to Sea foam, That to HIM, In whose hand "great

waters" are,

Tide and current may carry me

home,

But if Char is frozen, or silted with

sand,

Scattered at large shall they be From a boat rowed out a mile from

land,

GOD'S sen taking charge of me. Miss Burden died Inst February. She left £2,445, with net personality

£2,413,

STOCK MARKET REPORT

ence at which the British Navy was represented.

Machinery, Too

It was decided that one unfinished

cruiser should leave the shipyard, and be taken in tow.

A.R.P. Drill Once A Week

men

BETTER PLANES FROM U.S.

MEANS of hastening comple tion of over 4,000 planes ordered by the Allies in the United States figured prominently at a conference between industrial leaders and members of American Government.

the

The feasibility of turning over to the Allies new planes manu- factured for the United States Army was also considered,

A formidable new plane, de- veloped by Allied and American experts, is to be turned out by mass production for the Allici by the Glen Martin Company, of altimore.

PARLOPHONE

· RETURN OF POPULAR FAVOURITES

F 1370 Sweethearts (from the 'film),

F1170

F1156

La Cumparsita. Rumba Ti-pi-tin.. Adam & Eve.

Love walked in

F 1137 F 1097 1 love to whistle R2053. Sweethearts (from the film)

One day when we were young. F1066 Jealousy. Parana. Tangoes. F1060 Lambet Walk F1053

Palais Glide ..

Vielor Sylvester & orch. Harry Roy and orch. The Duncan Sisters ...Jack White & his Collegians. .Mill Ferrie & Jackdaws. .Mildred Phillips. The girl soprano Victor Sylvester & oreb. Billy Thorburn & Music. Victor Sylvester & orchi, Victor Sylvester & orch Vletor Sylvester & orch. ...Patricia Rosborough. Victor Sylvester & orch, Victor Sylvester's Harmony music. Harry Roy & orch.

F OBS F 943 P1240 Bouquet to Irving Berlin. (Plano) F1280 Trek song.. Chestnut tree. ***F1346 Barcarolle. Tales of Hoffmann. Grasshoppers dance.

Maria, my own. Green eyes, Rumbaz Sympathy Fireйy"

21 States

Condemn

Invasion

THE text of the protest made by 21 American nations against Germany's invasion of the Low Countries was issued in Panama recently.

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Begin the Beguine "B'way Melody of 1940,"

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY Marina House 19 Queen's Road C. Phone 24648.

"Free'

ALL RADIO SETS BROUGHT

TO US FOR REPAIR

WILL BE SERVICED FREE OF CHARGE

These States, declare that they RADIO FAR EAST SERVICE

COME of the most efficient and highly trained A.R.P. volun- teers in the country arc serving prison sentences. Every prison has its own A.R.P. organisation, including wardens, fire men, first-aid parties and stretcher- Every possible piece of machinery bearera. Prisoners have been allowed which was to have been Alted in her to volunteer for A.R.P. duties, and was bundled on board,

courses of instruction and the practi- Blueprints were put in the cap-cal training have proved popular as a consider the invasion "unjustifiable Iain's cabin.

relief from the monotony of prison and cruel."

At the same time they appeal for "The prisons will be among the the re-establishment of right and. safest places in the country If bomb- justice in relations among peoples.

fortress-like buil- Anti-German demonstrators clash- offing starts. The

dings have been strengthened by ed with the police in Montevideo, In the Zeeland Isles, where Dutch sand-bagging, and bomb-proof shel- the Uruguayan capital, when an at- forces which held out for some time ters have been constructed by the tempt was made to wreck a German

With a skeleton crew she was then ure. laken in tow, and brought to safely.

With Our Navy She will be completed in one our own shipyards.

shop.

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were reinforced by Allied troops, alt prisoners in the basements. military and naval works were also Trenches and, dug-outs have also

Nazi Fury destroyed, including thuse at the Im-been prepared in the prison-grounds. In the United States ex-President

Guardia, Nearly all the work has been done by Hoover and Mayor la portant port of -Flushing. Hongkong Stock Exchange Omejal

Units of the Netherlands Navy are the prisoners themselves.

New York, both made speechies at Summary issued yesterday says!

with the Every prisoner is issued with a gas- the dedication of the now ready to co-operate

Belgian There is nothing of note to report. Allied novies.

mask if he arrives at the prison with Pavillon at the World's Fair, con- Sales.

A temporary Dutch Admiralty is out one. A.RP. drili lo held re-demning the latest Nazi Invasion. $1,325

being set up on British soll. Igularly at least once a week. $20

H.K. Banks

Dairy Farms

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Investment Bankers

and

Brokera

Members of New York Cotton Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade

Manila Stock Exchange

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Commodity Exchange, Inc., New York

Canadian Commodity Exchange, Inc., Montreal

New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange

Hongkong Bharebrokers Association

Shangbal Stock Exchange

BHANGHAI, HONGKONG, MANILA, and BUENOS AIRES

Cable Address: Swanstock

Queen Mother Mary, left, watches play in a London thoatro, first time since war bugan, given to help raiso funds for hospital supply, sorvice." With her is Dowager Countess of. Alilië,

Americans could not find words strong enough to express their "In- dignation and pity" over the tragedy of Belgium, Mr. Hoover declared.

Mayor la Guardiä, in one_of_hla strongest speedies since the out- break of the war, denounced the "indecency and lawlessness of the Nazl Government."

At the end of the war, he sold, the Germans should be compelled to restore with their own hands damage they had done.

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"This German fury," he added, "will again have to be suppressed. And when suppressed this time it must be buried so deep that it will not revive in 20 years or în 20 conturies."

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