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Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

DONALD DUCK

DETOUR ENDS 500 FT.

OH, BOY! BACK ON THE

MAIN DRAGĮ

August 10.

1940,

By Walt Disney

DOGGONE-- LOOKA THAT!

A DIRT ROAD!

DSTOUR BEGINS

6-27

Engr, 1919, Wale Daner Praha, Tama

Will Rick Kearsed]

Letter Puzzle

How many words beginning with the letter shown can be applied to this unusual collection A car should reveal more than 40. Check your results with of figures, objects, animals, etc.? the list appearing elsewhere on this page.

It Has Been Said of Ignorance-

To be proud of learning is the greatest ignorance.-Jeremy Taylor.

Nothing is so indieative of deepest culture as a tender considera- tion of the ignorant-Emerson.

If thou art wise, thou knowest thine own ignorance; and thou art ignorant if thou knowest not thyself--Luther.

It is with nations us with individuals, those who know the least

of others think the highest of themselves.--Colton,

Have the courage to be ignorant of a great number of things, in order to avold the calamity of being ignorant of everything. Sydney Smith.

Innorance is a prolonged infancy, only deprived of its charm.- Boufers.

A man is never astonished or ashamed that he does not know what another does; but he is surprised at the gross ignorance of the other in not knowing what he knows-Haliburton.

Nothing is so good for an ignorant man as silence; and if he was sensible of this he would nöl be ignorant--Sandi-

There is no slight danger from general ignorance; and the only choice which Providence has graciously left to a vicious government is either to fall by the people, if they are suffered to become enlightened, or with them, if they are kept ignorant-Coleridge.

Go an Airman

Killed Flying

Thus the wild swan, wing-weary

from his flight,

| Wounded and lurching through

the leaden sky, Strikes on a sudden a strange

shaft of light

"DISNEY

AMERICAN MUNITIONS WILL BE DECISIVE

75 ——— MILLION ---TONS

POTENTIAL

STEEL OUTPUT PER ANNUM

70

65

60

55

50

45

40

35

ENEMY

TOTAL

30

25

20

15

10

GERMANY CZECHOSLOVAKIA POLAND

ITALY FRANCE

ALLIES TOTAL

5.AFRICA UNITED

CANADA U.S.A

INDIA KINGDOMI

EAUSTRALIA

THE concentrated weight of Even in 1939, when she produced the German war machine crude steel well below her capacky, her output was considerably bigger prayed too much for France's Bonn that of Germany (and the gallant armies. But while the countries controlled by her) and cause of the Allies has suffered Italy whose industries went all out a staggering blow, it is not yet in that year. lost.

If Germany were able to obtain

ENDS

OSBORN'S

CELEBRATED

-PATUM PEPERIUM

THE GENTLEMEN'S RELISH $1.50 per jar.

$4.35 per 3 jars.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR TOAST, CRISPBREAD, BISCUITS, ETC.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

The Volunteers

Corps Orders For The Coming Week

FEL. 28151

OCTOBER PRODUCTION Y.M.C.A. Dramatic Club To Play "White Cargo"

In spite of the numerous calls on the time of the remaining European population in the Colony the Euro- pean YM.CA. Amateur Dramatic Club is determined to remain active and will present a now play darly in

The piece chosen is the well-known The first drama "White Corgo,"

Orders by Lieut-Colonel 11. B. Rose. October * Commandant, longkang Volunteer Defence Corps,

1. Itaeruits Medical Examination Fri. Aug. 16 1.9. 6.30 pm. Orderly move will be made at 0 p.m. on Mon- Medical Oficer Lt. G. T. Dalean.

day and Tuesday, August 12 and 13, In the West Lounge of the Y.M.C.A. for all wher members Interested in taking

2. Parades

(a) Corps Artillery:

1. Dress for all day training other ranks,

Helmet. Shirt, Shorts, Putices

coast defence batteries part are invited to be present for a rolica brief reading to enable the casting down, Black Boots, full wol-equater-committee to survey the

with Haversack, anti-gas respirator,

bottle lied. Dveralls and gun platform avaliable and shoes to be carried, also steel helmet, casting. spoon, fork, knife. plate, and mug.

1. Int. Battery Tucs. Aug. 13 11.Q. 5.30

material

make a preliminary

Major W. de B. Wood, whose direc-

p.m. B.C.A. LG. Clam, Thur. Aug. 15 H.Q.tlon made for. D'Aquilar a

such a commendable offering of "The Housemaster," will

, 2nd. Battery.Bal. Aug. 10 11.Q. for Blunt Head. 230 pm Week-end training, be in charge of production. Greatcoat to be carried in addition to other articles ordered. Tues. No parade,

Aug. 13

to

waterbottle optional, Duty Omeer, Cap iv. 3rd. Battery-Thur. Aug, 16 11.Q. for an A. H. Potis, Mons. Aug. 12, tó Fr. Aug. 10 Inclusive. Transport and Supplies Aberdeen. & am

Leaders to for v, sh Dakory,at Aug. 10 11.G. for Sections for duty as detailed under unit:

Arrangements. Section Pakshowan. 2.30 a Week-end training ward, section training programmes Greatcoat to be carried in addition to CS.M. by Mon, Aug. 12,

Thur M. Revision other articles ordered. Tues. No parade.

Company Thur. Aux. 15 D.EL. School, 6.30 pand 3. folding. Loading. DEL Becruits only,

Aug. 13

vi B A.A. Battery-Tues. Aug.

12.30esson 2

Whole

Unloading,

13 Sightsetting, alming, Firing. B.A.T. Rine.

Mtanding and sitting sisir Overalls

position Dress No. 1 Section. 17.30 am. Full Lessons 13, 14, 16 and 10. Lying, kneeling, CAM. will S.D. Caps. and day's training. Dress-ifelinet, trousers, Boots, full web-equipment cluding haversack and waterbotda talled, arrange to draw Stores. Duty Section for steel helmet over left shoulder; spare ransport and Supplies will receive in- structions regarding this parade from shirt, overalls to be carried in haversack.N.M. Duty Officer-Captain Blaker (15) as well as knife, fork and plate.

Fri. Aug. 10, 11.4. 5.30 pm, MG, range. Only practice. 30 yds. Dress-Mutit,

S.D. Cap. No. 2 Section. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. L. G. Course. Firing

Duty Offeer-Li. Parsons training. Details etc the unica for No attend. Dress-Overalls and

Thur, Aug. 13 No. 3 Gestion. Full day's those detalled for LBLO, instruction will Section above.

IT.C. Duty Onteers detailed as follows: Fri. Aug. 16 No. 1 Section. II.Q. 5.30-Mon, Aug. 12. Captain Blaker, Fri, Aug. pm Company Engineers

Course. Dress-Kufti,

(b)

Mon, Aug. 13 K.C.R. 3.30 prill. Dress-Mufti.

10. Captain Potts. This duty will de Arms pend on size of troop movements. oficers detailed will confer with CS.M.

Field Ambulance:

shuris,

Thur. Aug. 15 K.C.R. 8.30 am. Technical

shirt, Training. Dress-Helmet, boots, pullecs, hostopa

(e) Corps Signals:

W/T

..

Tues, Aug. 15, Right Section, 11.Q. 8.30

Under Lt, Weddus 14. Central Section. H.Q2 Thur, Aug. 18. Left Seation, 11.Q. 4.30 dun. Aug. 1 Mainland Line Detach- 8.30 am. Under Lt. Hodrigues Grave are the decisions which will control over France's steel industry ment. Reconnaissance.

week. Mon, Aug. 11 Q. 6.15 p. All Groups. Under Lt Balean, Dress as for last

In Pay Section: have to be taken by the Govern- und if her own output and those of

Wed. Aug.

Wed. Aug. 15, LQ. 2.15 p.m. Dress- ment And among the many factors Italy could be maintained-which is Signal tran 1.9. 2 pm (1)

toria Barracks, (1) Line Detachments i Fri Aug. 10. 1. 2.13 p.m. Dress- homotope. boots, which will have to be taken into doubtful-tier steel supplies would; Detachment. Epeciallat training, at Vic ru

of the and 2 Arca Line Tests. 121) Line De Shirt, shorts, putters, conskleration, none is more import-be roughly double those

1. Command Murray Parade Ground. (iv) D/R Sec- ant than the magnitude of the Inited Kingdom and the Dominions. tnchment 3 and 1. Signal training of belt, eap.

Bon, Signal training as detailed, (v) Lieut. L. Goldman assumed the Com material assistance which we can ex- But, as the accompanying diagram Attachment duties with Royal Signals as mand of sth. AA. Ballery with effect

reading.

Appointments and Promosione Gar.

G. Long. 2nd By, peet from America and the rate at shows, even then, she would not be per roster. (vi) Evening parade. Lamp from 29.3.40.

Fr. Aug. 26 1.Q. 2 p.m. (3) W/T De- which can be Increased from its able to produce much more than

can tachment Specialist training at Victoria L/Bar, 18.40. 1/3, Lempsey, No. 1 one-half

America the steel present level

Borracks, (i) A Group Field Training Coy, to be Cp), 8.0.40: Pte. II. Burson, manufacture. At the end of 1935 as detailed. (111) B Group Signal train- No. 1 Coy, to be L/Cpl., 9.8.40; Pte. G. ing on Murray Tarade Ground. (IV) E. Budden, No. 1 Copy, to be L/Cpl. 0.8.60; America's crude steel producing

LJCpl. J. A. Santos, No. 4 Coy, to be Pte. Recruits Signal traiting

Evening capacity was rated at no less than DIR Section. Signal training a detailed. 8.0.10: 8/5EL A. C. Tribble, Pay, Section, reading to be 8.Q.M.S., 9.0.40: Sgt. F. G. Meunder, (VI)

parade. Bap Classco.

Pay Section 10 be 8/5gt, P.849; 8gl. td) Mobile Column:

C. Young, Pay Section, to be B/Bgt, 9.8.40 73. million tons per annum.

Mon, Aug. 12 11.Q. 5.30 pm. Kit In- Pie, W. M. Thomson, Pay Bection, to be America's other manufacturing re-

spection... All equipment and clothing to Cpl. 98.48 L/Cpl. W. Y. Leung No. sources are in proportion to her be brought. Well, Aug. 1. The nilt Cay, to be Ple; 0.8.40Pte-K-H.-

Will No. Coy, to be Cpl. 23.40,, 1929, personnel of the tibia Column steel-producing capacity. In

B. Transfers parade at Hung Hom as detailed here.

Ple. E. G. N, Grimble, AS.C. Coy, to for example, she produced nearly under, unless exemption has been pre- 512 million motor vehicles, whereas vinusly granted by O.C. Mobile Column. Unit Reserve, 28.40; Chr. T. Knox, "41.

Nos. 1 and 2 (And Car) Platoons. By Hes, to A.S.C. Coy. 0.8.40.

4. Leave the outputs of Britain and France vehicle/ Party-0710 hrs Remainder-0000

Plo. H Wong, No. 3 Coy, 23.7.60-10.8.40; exceeded. Dress Battle order, Overalls, R.T.R.

Corps Signale, Sigmn. W. G. Carroll. have

appreciably never

Cap will be carried,

Nos. 3, and 6th.BL.G.) Platoons. 20.7.40-20.1.41: Ptc. II. L. Fox, Mob Col one-half of a million and one-quarter

Working

Party-0130 hrs. Remainder 31.7.40-13.8.40; Pie, F. G. Rubeiro, No,

Jess 0000 h. DresBattle Order

tin Coy.

Pl. 2. A. Fernandes, of a million, vehicles per annum.

hats. Steel helmet wil be worn, Orderly 390.7 20.53% 40; Gar. A. 1. Semin, Germany and Italy, in their best Seral-Sgt. H. F. Bopkins. Orderly Cpl. 3rd. By, 4.8.40 to 10.8.40; F/Cdt: S. Grove.

Cpl. 8. A. Fowler.

Air Ann 0.8.40-105.40; 21ajor B. D. Coy, Engr. 1940-21.8,60: up to 1938, never produced Aug. 10 Kennedy Road Hange: 5.30 Walker.

Coy. Car Pins Major J. P. Sherry, Fort. Big. year more than 150,000 and 75,000 motor 1.m. Nos, 1 and 2 (Armd

Revolver Cour

7.8.40-13.8.60: Pio. J. A. Fisher, ASC. vehicles respectively. America ulso Fri, Aug 10 Nos, 3 and 5 (MMG) Coy. 18.4031,8.40; LBdr. P. Calhrew.

Instructions. 3,30 possesses other big metal Industries Platoons (1) Those detalled. Hung Hom. 6th A-A. B1y, 0.8.0-0.0.41; Pte. Martin- Re Gold. AB.C. Coy, 0.8.40-25.6.40; Bgt. E. A. p.m. Driving

1. Fowles, B. C. Coy. 0.840-9:1240 Cpl., adapted to masa production methods, mainder, .q. 0.30 pm.

Notice. The full day's training on Wedt, W. Elliott, Fd. Amb, 0.340-245.41; 0. 12. Theodore Roosevelt's soa and the size of her engineering in 21st Aug. SF cancelled as a two days

Quentin was killed.

exercise will take place on the 24/25 Aug.

On the basis of her steel supplies, And falls in a slow glory down which is n rough and ready measure of the weight of metal which can to die.

Le employed on the battlefield; RUTH EVANS.

America's war potential is enormous

YOU THINK YOU KNOW BUT ARE YOU CERTAIN?

1. Why, if mercury is liquid, will it not wet paper?

2. How would you decide

whether or not was a gentile?

A man

the largest 3. Which is

peninsula in the world?

4. Where did God place after He had nt an created him?

5. Would you be more like- ly to feel, taste or hear a salvo?

G. Is it correct to say, He has a thoroughbred herd of cattle?

Of course you told your friends that you had all the ques- Liar! But this is your tions right in last Saturday's quiz. chance to try again. Remember, two points for each correct answer, anything more than 46 isn't truo and anything below 26 isn't talked about. The answore are on this page.

back into the water will 9. How much is five times į

never bite again. (true, three times zero times

falso) seven divided by four? 10. Which indicates a great- er time lapse, biennial or biannual?

11. What are H. G. Wells

first two names?

Bon

12. Which President of the United States lost a in the World war?

country is the 13. Which

of the Sacred White Elephant?

14. Before a ship is given pratique, is she (1) put into drydock (2) search-

21. What causoa

'rust to

gather in the cooling sys- tem of an automobile? 22. At what pass did Leoni. das repel the invading forces of Xersex? 23. Which side of the body does the right side of the brain control?

4. How many maats has a

brig?

25. What is

images called?

a

breaker of

ed for contraband (3) ANSWERS

medically inspected?

15. What have H2SO4, HCI,

and HNO3 in common?

7. I am known to you all. 16. Where, besides on a

Some of you think I'm

hardboiled, but I'm really thin-skinned. I'm noted

for my baldness. I. once sat in a high place but

one day the crash came.

I received royal aid, but

it was too late. I was ruined. Who am I?

8. What have a foz, a som. brero and a toque in common?

ེ ོ། ུ ོ།། ་ ོ་ ༷

crow, would you look for crow's feet?

17. Which

trans-

ba can formed into finer quality paper, wood or rags?

18. What did Nijinsky, Pav- lowa and Isadora Duncan have in common?

19. The

that men do lives after them.

been 20. A fish that has

caught once and thrown

of

1. Because its density is

than that greater paper.

9. Zero.

10. Biennial means every two!

Biannual years,

means: twice a year.

11. Herbert. George.

dustry proper is far greater than that of any other country.

13. Sinu

If America's metal Industries were 14. (3) medically inspected.

to be turned over to the manufacture 15. They are all acids. H2 of aircraft, tanks, guns and other 504, is sulphuric acid, jengines of war, the weight of the HCI is hydrochloric acid resulting output, if it could be effec

tively employed, would be sufficient and HNO3 is nitric acid, to blow to pieces any combination of possible enemies. There can be no 16. Rags.

doubt about that.

17. On the face of a human

being.

te). No. 1 Company:

..

D..F. Hughes. No, 1 Coy, 12.8.40 to 18.9.40. Bet E Zimmer, No. Coy 13.0.10 to

12.0.40; C.Q.M.C, ILE Stott, No. 4 Coy. 17.5.40-10.12.40. Pte. R. J. Cloake, Training Cadre. 10.0.40-11.0,40,

Mon, Aug. 12. Al day parade. H.Q. 8.30. Markers, 0.25 a.m.

7. Strength Decrease Tex. Aug. 13 H.Q, 8.30 p.m. Nos.. 1, 2 and 3 Platoons L. G. Training. He- Onr. T. 5. Khaw, 5th AA Diy, 113.3.40: L/Cpl. E. A. Bompas, No. 1 Coy, 0.3.40: cruits squad under Sergt. Edwards.

Nos. 1, 2 L/Bdr. A. J. Stephen, ist. nty, 18.7.40: TIL Aug. 10, Bar Pmy Major 5. Pio, Chen Kam-Chuen, Nux 4 Coy, 10.1.30

Lecture by White. RS. Recruits Squad under Sgt. Pie. Lau Kam-wing, No Cor. 24.7.401

and 3

Edwards,

Ple. A. D. Williams,

Ambulanco, 31.7.40; Pte. S.C.N, Chat, Fd. Ambulance, 5.0.40,

10) No. 2 Company; Tues. Aug. 13 Non, 5 and 7 Pins, HQ.

# Strength Increase anr. C KAU. 6th A. Bty, 2.840: Training programme paradu No 12, 5.30 p.m. No. a Fin, Kowloon Dock.

Thur. Aug. 15 15.0.0 p.m. N.C.O. Gr. S. Pung, 5th AA, Bty, 1.8.40: Chr. B. H. A. HuyDor, Sth A. Bly, 2.847 parade.

LH. A. Ongstad. 2nd By 8.3.47: p.m Company GRT. L Sal. Aug. 17 HQ. 2 parade. Dress as for Beld day except Ghr, R. J. Adwith, 4th Buy, 8.0.40; Pte. steel helmets will be worn in place of W. F. Cullen, AB.C. Coy, 8.8.40: Elgan.

T. 3. Gould, 2nd Bty 1.8.40: Gr. W Cal, Bty, 3.8.40; Pte. J. Head, No, I

Exercise will end Sunday 4 p.m.

4 No. 3 Company: Mon. Aug. 12, 11.Q. 0.15 am. Dress as Coy, 20.40.

in shirt to be taken before. Spars haversacks.

Tues. Aug. 13 I.Q. 1.30 p.m. Recruits. N.C.Os Cins

It is, of course, true that the de-nun helmet de will be carried. w... Richards, Corps Bignals, 16.40 Ghr. cisive factor at the moment is not so much America's potential munition- producing capacity as the dato at which she can change over from the manufacture of motor-cars, type- writers and other metal goods to that of aircraft, tanks and guns.

ur. Aug 18 HQ 43 pm. Kit In- (h) No. Company spection. Dress sa before.

Once she had made up her mind to go all out, however, her muni- tions output is likely to expand at an astonishing rate and put that of Germany and Italy into the shade. She has all the organisers, the skilled 2. Anyone who is not a Jew! 18. All were famous dancers, labour and the raw materials the needs. Members of the Ford. con- is a gentile.

19. The evil that men do lives cern, for example, are reported tops

have put it on record that, after six. months of preparation, that concern after them.

could turn out one thousand ston-Assembling dardised aeroplanes per day.

WALTER HILL

3. The Scandinavian Penin-

sula.

4. In the Garden of Eden.

5. Hear it. A salvo means

a round of shots.

20. False. 21. The oxygen present in|

the water rusts the motal. 22. Thermopylae.

6. No. One speaks of pure- 23. According to most theories it controls the bred cattle.

left side of the body.

7. Humpty-dumpty.

8. They are all headgear of 24. Two.

one sort or another.

20. An iconoclast.

Jacana.

¿

E. N. TRY.

Adjutant. H.K.V.D.C. NOTICE

An extraordinary mosting of the Ser- grants' Mes Committee will be held in The Sergeants Mess on Tuesday Aug. 15

de pan.

AFFILIATED UNIT

Nursing Detachment;

H.K.V.D.C.TA

1. Home Nursing Loetures Mon, Aug. 12. Gt. John's. Cathedral fall, 620 P Practical CLASE

Mon, Aug. 12, (1) Nos. 13 and 15 3224.at 11.9. 7.30 am, for ILK, men and Kowloon Rallway Station 5 sm, for Kowloon men, Pin. H.Q. 8.30 am. Dress same as for Field training at Fanling (1) No. 14 last week.

5.30 pm. Thoro Teck Aug. 13, 11.2. delalled for L.G. Recrulls, Mukairy,

FH. Aug. 10, 1LQ, 8.50 run. Those de-

musketry. Remainder La Lalled for

(1) No. 5.Company: Mon, Aug. 33, 19.9. i am. Dres-Game Recruits Muskelry

Wed Aug, 14. Military Hospital, Bowen Tue Aug. 15, 1.9. 6.30 pm. (1) Recruits Road. Transport arrangements are

for a week.

Elementary)

Ra 218 p.m. Office workers Queen's Pler. requested to FODLO. Lection Stripping and follows:-Non-ofiles workers Val.** H.Q. mainder. Lecture and Insiruction, but af 4.15 p.m. Member SID doon, on Method at Firo,

adhere strictly to these arrangements sh 1) No. 0 Company:

3. First Aid Lecture order to avoid over-crowding.

Aug. 10. St. John's Cathedral Hall. - 3.30 pt

4. Attachment The following members were attached to the Military Hospital, Bowen Road, for. training during the period shown: Mrs. W. Whitaker, 27.7,40-58,40; -2tus 0. II, Green, 17.7.40-83.50;. Mlas E. M. Parker

, Leave Min O. Owen, 18.40-30,9.40; //Þ£21, -75. Dowbiggin, 10,40-25,13.40,

6. Birength Decrease Miss AR Dowhlegin,

Mort. Aug. 12, Q. 8 am Those de- talled will report to 0.C. No. 5 Coy. Dress, same as for last_week,

Tuck. Aug. 13, H.Q. 8.30 p3n. N.C.01" Clas

Fri. Aug, 14 ILQ: 0 am. Dreko-ame as for last week.

(x) No. 7. Company:

Fri. Aug, 15, No parade,

Letter Puzzle Answers

Jack (British). Jack, Jack. Jackal, Jackass, Jack-in-the-pulpit, fack-o- fantern. Jaeger, Jagged, saguar, all, Jan ary, Japanese, jar, jauni, Javelin, jaw, jay. Jelly, Jerboa, jersey, jester, jetty

awel, Jew's harp, fib, g. 10.30 am Transport Section Whole day Jockey, Joint, jonquil, Journal, journalismn,

transport exercise. Dress for All Hanke

boots, Jug Juggio, Juggler, Junction, jungle. Shirt, shorts, helmet,

putteen Junk, jut..

hosetops, belt, respirator, Haversack and

Sat Aug. 17, pan, to Bun, Aug. 18, pin[1.77.40 5.8.40. Beach Manning."

(1) Army Service Corps Company! Bun, Aug. 11. Murray Parade Ground

240, *LMES, KNAUam). Commandant, Nursing Detachment, HK.V.D.C,

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