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Tuesday, July 23, 1940. Wyndham St., Hongkong. Telephone: 20015

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publication

under the provisions of the Telecommun Hongkong on the date of ration by His United Press Associations, who r servo all rights and forbid republication. either wholly or in part without previous arrangement.

Democracy

Other Dictators Have

"I

SPAIN

NUHWAY

SWEDEN

RUSSIAN

EMPIRE

FUINE FUERATI

IN THE

FRENCH RHINE

EMPIRE.

AUSTRIAN EMPIRE

LOTTOMAN

EMPIRE

4.

Threatened Us

ALOERTA

motor boats are being mar.

MAN

(POLAND

HUNGARY

TUDOSLAVIA

SOVIET RUSSIA

FOLAND

RUMANIA,

NAPOLEON'S EUROPE IS SHOWN IN BLACK-AND THIS IS HITLER'S, TO-DAY

NEED only three days By OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENTstick to military, or inllitary- of fog," said Napoleon,

setonya amat at arome supply objectives. Open town. "and I will be master of Lon- Napoleon declared England CAN Hitler come by sea? It ralding will otherwise be don, of Parliament, of the blockaded. But he could only 'is said that hordes of fast answered by reprisal raids. Bank of England." It was a

stop us selling Europe goods. He could not stop us supplying June day, in the year 1803. ourselves. Sea power gave us

shalled in the Lowland ports. The THE defence of this island is. the rest of the world. We amphibiaṛ tank is also a weapon « calling forth moch con- blockaded Europe.

already in large use in the Red flicting advice. The natura! Army, and some Nazi-specimens desire of able-bodied men to start- have been seen doing duty in the training receives a cold douche in some quarters, Quite un- This very sea power brought crossing of the French rivers. necessary to point out that called the "Army of England." us into conflict and (in 1812) Both these weapons may make mechanics are better employed Spain and Holland were com- open war with the United States, invading efforts possible. But at their lathes than drilling with manded to prepare other armies To-day the United States ap. two conditions remain vital to broomsticks. No serious person and fleets to join in the invasion. The French Dictator waited on our sea power, and sends us in-

proves our blockade, welcomes the success of such enterprise: advocated this course. There can surely be no harm in men (1). The enemy must master learning the elements of soldier- the French shore for two years, creasing arms in our struggle, the R.A.F., who will otherwise ing after they have done their and then he was called elsewhere.

In 1810 we had 'no free prevent the landing in force; day's work. The Russians were moving Dominions, To-day Canada,

Napoleon had assembled at Boulogne 200,000 of the finest troops in Europe. They were

Democracy, we are told, îs; slothful and tardy. It is com- against him in the east of placent. It debates while totali- Europe. tarianism acts. It is incapable |

of facing the exigencies of war

*

* Another Ave years, and Napo

Australia, New Zealand and South Africa support us with troops and airplanes.

It is true that Napoleon had

(i) The enemy must mas- ter the Royal Navy, who will otherwise prevent reinforce- ment,

*

The real need is that

the Army shall be. (i) relieved of and must abdicate if we are toi

secondary duties, such as fatigue and routine guard, and (ii) withstand the German menace. Icon had subdued all, Europe, no airplanes, though he might

Serious invasion is, therefore, formed into fast and hard-hit- Other States must adopt the except Portugal Spain was have had balloons, for they were I belleve, some way off. Bombing ting mobile units, each as near methods which Germany has annexed as Austria is now. offered to him by an inventor is another story. The first way as possible complete in all arms found successful. Such is the Austria played the part that but refused. Hitler has many of crippling the R.A.F., and the and services. Such are the Ger cry. It is the easy reaction. It Spain plays now she was the airplanes.. But even in 1940 R.N., too, is to smash up their man attack units which have is also utterly wrong and utterly Dictator's friend. The German airplanes cannot occupy coun- bases and their supply factories, swept over Western Europe in dangerous.

Sintes were under Napoleon's tries. They can bomb, drop The recent visitations are cer- six weeks. To aid and expedite We shall not defeat Hitlerism thumb, as Italy is under Hitler's. raiding parachutists, or

even tainly only the first of a coming this purpose the Local Defence by mimicking Hitlerism.

Norway and Denmark then, as land troops of 40 men. An in- continuous onslaught on our Volunteers should be stiffened. must discover, an antidote. And

now, were oceupled by our vading army must sill come by cities. In this the enemy may so. that they become--in-fact- if we examine the true causes of

be expected, on the whole, to second line troops. our Continental defeats we shall find that it is not democracy which has failed

us, It is democracy, shackled, emaseu- lated and subdued which is responsible; shackled by un- imaginative bureaucracy; emas-

We

enemy.

sea.

WASTE NOT

culated by leaders who trusted advico a British newspaper gives

This is the grimly-worded *** to its readers.

the people so little that they feared to tell them the truth; in the end so subdued that the im- WASTE PAPER-Don't throw pact of war and disaster were dustbin. It is worth money to your waste paper into the needed to reawaken the original you, and it is helpful to the genius which democracy still nation. retained. The answer to Hitler-

In peacetime there are 500,000 ism is not a new Hitlerism but a tons of waste paper collected. fresh and invigorated sense of freedom.

THE JUDGE! The Dustman is watch- ing. He knows who wastes.

Her wastefulness can murder her

Our son.

In wartime this figure can,

WASTE METAL~This is valuable with care, be raised to 1,500,000 for your country's war effort. Save tong,

jevery scrap you can.

What is waste paper?

- Remember, we сал scrap with scrap!

What Is scrap metal?

If your local borough council hasn't done this, take the initiative your-; self-and secure a sack!

Be sure to avoid mixing ordinary

Tulip

Bacon

00

"TULIP BACON" is a war dis- covery that may be on breakfast tables before long.

Experts at the Agricultural Instiute al Kirion, near. Boston. Lincolnshire, have recently ex- perimented with tulip_bulbs as part of feed for pigs. The bulbs, they claim, are rich in carbohy- drates, and can be used, raw or steamed, to replace 25 per cent. of the cereal part of the meal ration.

Pls have fattened well, and the "tulip bacon”, in about to be tested: ----Warning: Daffodil bulbs are

not suitable for pig feeding. “

}

[squadron of new aeroplanes going to

the Front recently.

She did so beċpuse she insisted on using more soap, then was necessary. A boat was inerefore sent acTOSS the ocean to get the materials for more soap for Mra. Smith.

But it might have brought back the aeroplanes we'd bought abroad.

It wasn't really necessary for the ship to go for soap,

It was only because Mrs. Smith re- fused to stop her own waste.

Away an-

BOAP AND CANDLE ENDS.—It is estimated that over 200,000,000 of candle ends are thrown nually. You can save these and save expense in fire-kindling commodities. By doing this you automatically save your own pocket and the poten- tial lives of sailors the space in

ships which transport tallow and

whale oil,

You can save soap by collecting ittle bits that you do not trouble to save normally, and using them for washing up.

Another useful thing is to stick the. small pieces of waste soap on to a new tablet.

The

arc

dustmen of Britain watchers in the first line of home I defence.

They know who wanter. ̈

These are not academic mus- inga. We can see their stark It consists of old newspapers, let-1 relevance in the fate which hasters, envelopes, bags, wrappers, befallen France. The French books and used ledgers.

It consists of such things as tins, people were first lulled by thei Keep this item separate.

milk bottle tops, chocolate and cigar Don't let good waste paper become ette silver papers, and any metal you belief in the Impregnability of involved with damp or greasy rub-might have no use for around the the'. Maginot Line and the bish.

house. northern defences. Even when Put your waste paper in 'n sack, or Most borough councils have made the German armies had invaded ask the local Boy Scout organisation arrangements for collecting scrap

fo call at your house to collect it. metal. their territory they were given Prices for waste paper fluctuate, "They have issued a separate saek no inkling of the peril which But you can get current prices from for the purpose. threatened Paris. It was the your local authority. carlier days and months and years of complacency which Your boys given a gun to fight made those two blows irrepar- the German. able. When the hour called for

But, the gun is empty of bullets Paper with your silver paper. The brings the bomber through.

Job of separating it is very expensive. and useless.

Your treachery? Are you respon- improvisation, the genius of

Take a good look round your home zible? The lad is at die mercy of the and give up everything mada France had been fettered. Her charging Hun.

When your duatman calla to carry of Yea! You ARE if you people had not falled; they had;

metal which you can spare."

have the bin away, be sure that you can Why?

throton into your dustbin any little look him in the eve. hot been told. Her democracy: Because his mother has betrayed!

thing you could have saved during] had not failed; it, had not been

That you can honestly say that he the past eight months..- Good or bad-whether you wash RAGS AND BONES-These are erials quoted on this page,

carries only dust and not the mat- Invoked. And in the end it was munition,

Her thrift feeds his gun with am too much or smoke too much every essential for cleaning guns and mak- not the French people who

habit involves

ASHES FROM YOUR FIRE. -- some

unnecessary ing explosives..

Cinders are perfectly good fuel. They pleaded for peace but a Govern-instituted by public criticism, waste. ment which spoke, for only a Put let us realise that more than This, too, should be kept by itself. dog or dump into the dustbin.

Bones you are apt to give to the still possess nine-thirteenths of their EDIBLE KITCHEN . WASTE.

original calorific value.W small section of her political at any time in our history our it is valuable for pig food.

In future keep them separate from

But 2,000,000 tons go to waste every future resides in the initiative Bociety.

It can be mixed with about 20 per

refuse.

year 20 and vigour, which our people can cent, meal.

Everybody should sift their ashes. There are some in Britain and call forth. Awakened democracy we have a corresponding reserve for much as dirty rogs.

From a money-making point of Fine ushes make an excellent fer- Each ton of this waste means that view, clean rags are worth twice as tiliser. in this Colony who wish to stifle fighting a people's war is the commodities

All that is required is criticism in the Press and else- answer to the black peril which fighting of the war) In our ships.

(vital to the actual Bave every single rag.

minutes a day to do this simple job where. They plead that the threatens the world. Hitler has

Bones are useful even after you and the others! ART AR have bolled them for soup and steive. people should leave all to their not exposed the deficiency of the

Thoy yield glue-land-fertiliser and unkle-part in our gigantic light for In doing it, you are playing a val- rulers. Certainly we have confl-institutions of free anen. He

a substance that is important for ex-freedom. dence in our rulers; they form a has finally roused free men from

plosives.

Don't delay, new Government which was their slumber.

Mrs. Smith, who lives in a' *vullage Make a start to-day and saver in the Midlands, stopped a whole everything possible.

him.

*

'Look over your habits.

The bomber gets through the bar roge outside the city

You, your house, and family are at its mercy;

Treachery-not the skill of its crew

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