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Thursday,

Melbourne Residents Refused Families Accommodation

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 29,-1940.

FURTHER TRIALS FOR HONGKONG EVACUEES

By AIR MAIL

MELBOURNE, Aug, 15.-Two months of trials and tribulations ended yesterday evening for 301 women and children, who arrived at Melbourne from Hongkong.

Considerable confusion was caused at the wharf by the late arrival of the ship, and members of the R.A.C.V. who offered to drive the evacuees to guest houses and hotels had to wait practically all day at the pier.

THE REAL TRAGEDY OF FRANCE

7

Last night there was another hitch, when some guest house proprietors, although they had offered accom modation and accepted bookings, closed their doors against a number evacuees. Eventually they were accommodated elsewhere.

of 420

of

A second party of

women and children will arrive late to-night or 10-morrow morning. Altogether 1,180 are expected in

eted in Victoria.

There

133 were

ת!

168 of

women and children

yesterday's

party evacuees, They were met by officials of the State Housing Commission, which has arranged temporary se commodation for them.

Within an hour and a half after the ship had berthed all evacures

hnd been taken to

to guest houses and hotels by members of

of the RA.C.V., who gave their services free.

Housing Commission officials and 105 RACV. members went to the pler shortly after 9 a.m., and were told to return at noon. At noon they were told that the ship would not berth until about 3.30 p.m., netually it was not brought to the whart until 0.13

D.m

but

"Bungling" Alleged RAC.V. offelals were extremely critical last night of what they dea cribed as "bungling." "Surely, we could have been told the time we would be needed

within two hours," one member of the club's council said. "Some people had to

walt nine hours.

"We do not cater for your class of people," some of the evacuees were fold at one guest house. At another place they were told that the accom- modation had been booked out, Mr. J. N, O'Connor, cha

chairman of the Housing Commission, which arranged the accommodation, sald last night that substitute accom- modation had had to be found for

THE POLITICIANS may decide and the generals may order, France lays down her arms and her people must obey. This tragic photograph speaks more than words. It shows the agony of a debourne, be feated France-the tears of la Belle, flowing freely as the people, disillusioned and uncomprehending, weep before the Memorial to the Dead in Bordeaux when news was received of the Armistice.

RUMANIAN-RED

AIR BATTLES

Axis Talks on Balkans

about 20 women and children, but all of them were finally

placed. One guest house in East Mel-

udded

had accepted bookings, but when refugees were sent there they were refused admit- tance, and were fold:

We take children at any price."

will not

"I cannot understand the attitude

of these people," Mr. O'Connor add-

ed.

"They volunteered the accom- modation for which they would be paid and the children were the nicest bunch of kids I have seen.

Another guest house, in St. Kilda, which sought inclusion in the official accommodation list, and accepted tentative bookings, insultingly re- fused to accept a party of evacuees, Mr. O'Connor added. They were Immediately placed in another

BUCHAREST, Aug. 28 (UP)-Minor fighting burding house,

Mr. O'Connor praised the help given by R.A.C.V. members "under

between the Russians and Rumanians broke out last Friday and continued throughout Monday with increas-nost difficult and disturbing condi ing intensity.

Four Soviet bombers flew over Rumania and engaged in bitter fights with nurmerous fighters.

Two Rumanian planes shot down. One crashed killing the crow.

The total casualties on both sides are still being kept strictly secret. The report persists that well over 100 have been killed.

Ciano Soos Hitler

BERLIN, Aug. 23 (UP). The ofletal news agency's correspondent at Salzburg reports that Count Clano arrived to-day and was received by Hitler at 2 p.m.

Count Clano was met at the piz porí by von Ribbentrop and the Italian Ambassador, Signor Alferi.

The two Foreign Ministers pro-

KOLYNOS

DENTAL CREAM

ceeded by automobile to Observalz- Apart from biscuits, the women berg where they met and launched and children on the ship had no with the Fuehrer in Gerghof,

food or refreshment between their

The Ambassador and the Chief of luncheon at 11.30 a.m. and the time Count Ciano's Cabinet, Lanza Dajeta they reached guest houses and hotels Keitel and the German press Chter Many of the women and children Dietrich were also at the luncheon. were wearing light clothing, and felt

in the afternoon, Ribbentrop, Clano, the cold Von Mackensen and Alfieri departed

Winds by airplane for Vienna.

German-Soviet Trade Talks MOSCOW, August 28 (UP) German economic delegation headied by Herr Schurre, ranking Ambassa- dur, and accompanied by high officinis of German economic and food minis- tries, arrived in Moscow from Berlin to-day for consultations under the Soviet-German trade pact.

Nevertheless, they made no com- plaints, and praised the nccommods- tlon found for them.

About 500 more evarucos pre ex- preted next week.

HELPING THE ENEMY MAGISTRATE TALKS OF

BLACKOUT BREACHES Mr. Basil Watson, North London magistrate, who dealt with fifty-one The delegation was greeted by the black-out cases, taid: "Every person Soviet Vice Commissar for Foreign who shows a light, either designedly Trade and the Soviet Trade Represen-jor innocently, is helping the enemy tative to Berlin.

and I know how to deal with him."

PROPER CARE NOW

means

SOUND TEETH LATER

As soon as baby's frat tenth appear, den- tists tell you to brush them at least twice. a day with Kolynos.

-

Kolynos not only keeps the teeth clean and the delicate gums healthy but protecta the teeth from the germs that cause tooth decay na ordinary toothpaste can give this protection.

Brush your baby's teeth regularly with Kolynos and keep them clean and free from infection.

The Kolynos habit, stated early in life, helps insure sound teeth later. Children love Its pleasant, refreshing tasta,

ECONOMIZE-BUY the LARGE TUBE.

KOLYNOS

the aco

DENTAL CREAM –

STAY-AT-HOME WIFE"

missed all the fun!

(THINKS)

JACK WILL BE 60 DISAPPOINTED. WHEN I TELL HIM THAT T· DON'T I

FEEL LIKE GOING TO THE

RACES TO-DAY.

AT THE DOCTOR'S

SIX WEEKS

LATER

IN YOUR CASE ALSO THIS HAS LED TO AN EXCESS OF ACID WASTE PRODUCTS IN THE BLOOD. RECENT TESTS HAVE PROVED

THAT HORLICKS AT BEDTIME

IS WHAT

YOU NEED.

JORLICKS

HORLICKS REGULARLY SOON GAVE HER NEW VITALITY

JACK DEAR. -Do You MIND GOING ALONE?

I FEEL

“DONE UP”

WHAT, AGAIN DARLING. IT IS TIME YOU SAW

A DOCTOR ABOUT THIS

TIREDNESS.

NEXT RACE MEETING

JACK DEAR THAT'S "THE THIRD WINNER WE'VE PICKED. THIS AFTERNOON

CLEVER OF YOU DARLING!

YOU'RE A DIFFERENT PERSON SINCE TAKING

NORLICKS

DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT, DEPRESSED, OR NERVY? DO YOU EVEN AWAKE TIRED?

AT THE DOCTOR'S

T EVEN YOUR TROUBLE

WAKE

TIRED

IS NIGHT

* STARVATION. YOU SEE,WHILE YOU SLEEP, YOUR HEART, LUNGS

AND OTHER AUTOMATIC

PROCESSES

| CONTINUE USING

UP ENERGY.

DOCTORS AND SOIENTISTS USE HORLICKS

IN HOSPITAL TESTS

RE

ECENTLY tests were made in a great hospital on men and women who com- plained of always feeling tired:

It was found that these people had an excess of acid waste products in their blood during sleep.

This acid waste kept’the brain and nerves 'on edge' sil night even though the rest of the body was sound asleep.

But when Horlicks was given to these people last thing at night, thin excesa" neid waste was completely neutralised. They woke refreshed, with increased energy and vitálity.

Take HORLICKS

THEN YOU WILL SLEEP SOUNDLY - WAKE REFRESHED AND HAVE EXTRA. ENERGY ALL DAY

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