1940-06-25 — Page 29

NANCY

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By Ernie

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SOMEONE SWIPED YER

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June 25, 1940.

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Smugglers How Ex-Malayan SHIRLEY MAY QUIT

Fought In The Moonlight

A MOONLIGHT "battle royal" with alleged amug- glers was described when 19 young men of the farming class

charged at

were

Dowra District Court, near Carrick-on-Shannon, recent- ly with smuggling and sault.

18-

A regular trafle in the impor-

Was Captured

LONDON, June 15.

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MR. J. C. Caminada, formerly OF the editorial staff of the Straits Times, who is now a pri- woner of war in Berlin, gave up. his car to women refugees and

Brussels escaped from blcycle, it is now learned.

Mr. Caminada, who was acting correspondent of The Times in Brussels at the time of the Ger- man invasion, actually reached and passed Arras, In France, when, with other refugees on a long road, an enemy column suddenly surrounded them and they were taken prisoner.

tation of flour was being carried MAN BITTEN

on, witnesses alleged, the trans-

actions taking place between BY HIS OWN

places from Fermanagh, North- ern Ireland, to Cavan and Leitrim areas, Eire.

It was alleged that nearly 100 young men formed a convoy and the contraband was at midnight brought through the mountain passes over the boundary.-

and

Sticks And Rocks Civic guards and Revenue officers were lying in wait, but they had to retire after receiving severe injuries, being outnumbered by seven to one, Sticks and rock boulders, counsel stated,

were used oganst the State forces and some of the weapons showed bloodstains.

The solicitor for the defendants showed the Court an Italian news- paper, "La Tribuna Ilustra," which had a sketch in colours of the battle. The State offelals were shown wear- ing sca-green uniforms and wearing red tabs on their tunics,

The case month.

was. adjourned for E

JAIL FOR P.C.

Police Constable John Petty John-

FALSE TEETH

A TENNIS player who bit his own throat is one of the freak accident claims compiled by an American life insurance Connecticut.

In company

Hartford,

The accident occurred when the player slipped in lunging after a hard-hit ball.

His jawa came together so hard that his bridgework was sinashed.

Then he swallowed the broken plate, which "hit" him on the way down

Another victim of an odd accident was the wife whose husband, leaning forward to kiss her good-bye, lost his balance and fell forward with such force that her jaw was badly dam- aged.

In another case afnan had n son, aged 21, was sentenced to three dancing partner who wore a hat months' hard labour at Atherstone, with a fashionable long feather. Warwickshire, for stealinga..hot;

worth 3s. Od. and a bicycle, and “The feather kept rubbing his "eye," obtaining 22 is, by false pretences, causing infection.

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FILM

CAREER

PRINCESS JULIANA IN LONDON

Crown Princess Jullaria of The Netherlands returns to London re- aldenes after lunching with Brlitsh: sovereigns at Buckingham Palace. Dutch royal family, including Queen Wilhelmina, fled to London.

Nazi Leaflets Given

3-YEAR HOLIDAY

Now York.. SHIRLEY TEMPLE, richest little girl in films, may leave the screen for three years.

"Shirley's contract has two more years to run, and at the end of that time I would like her to retire for a time," says Mrs. Temple in an interview with the "Movie Mirror.”

"I want her to travel, perhaps to England, to improve her knowledge of life and people.

"But it is for, Shirley siano to de- cide. If she wants to go on making pictures, I suppose she will.”

Not A "Grabber"

Mrs. Templo denies vigorously that she is the "money-grabbing" mother which she has been made out to be.

"I have not the slightest idea how much money we have, nor Bays how much Shiricy bas," Airs.. Temple. "Shirley's money is well and wisely invested in Government bonds and in in. will surance annuities, which malure of different ages." Rather than her famous daughter should be overworked and not have enough time for play, Mrs. Temple has stopped Shirley accepting ineny radio engagements. Some of them

£2,000 for were for as much no quarter-hour broadcast.

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"If she has the slightest reluct- ance to continue on the screen, she will leave Alims for ever."

TITHE OF SUGAR.

WITH MEALS

Out at Aircraft Works The Miniletry of Food annoumend

for

enemy

LEAFLETS advertising German- Sir John Reith, Minister of In- propaganda talks from the so-called formation, in a written reply to a "New British Broadcasting Station" similar question put by Sir Herbert have been distributed at the gates of Williams, Conservative M.P. a North London air-craft factory, Croydon, stated:-.

Copies of the leadets have handed to the Home Office.

They are roughly printed, about the size of a postcard, and give the wavelength of the station-which is in Germany and the times of the broadcasts.

"Posters advertising this been

atation are, of course, themselves of enemy origin and this will be made clear in repetitions of the warnings

to

the public. already issued

had complaints recently that these leaflets were being distributed by the hundred," Mr. Morrison told the "Dally Harald",

Mr. Robert Morrison, Labour M.P. for North Tottenham, will usk in the

"In some cases bundles of 'lendets House of Commons whether netton will be taken against the distributors are left lying about on the pavements of the leadets "as hindering the na-or on window ledges for the men to tional: war effort."

see as they leave work."

recently that sugar used by a catering establishment (hotels, restaurants and canteens) in any week is not to exceed one-tenth ounce per person Per meal served, plus a further one- tenth ounce for each hot beverage.

Butter is not to exceed one-sixth ounce person per meal.

knob "As the average

of sugar weighs about a saventh of an ounce, we are faced with a problem," said the manager of a London restaurant. "We may have to use granulated."

The present sugar allowance for restaurants is one-seventh sunce for each meal plus one-seventh for each hot beverage.

The butter allowance is restored to its original amount, the one-sixth having been augmented to one-third

in March.

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