1940-09-04 — Page 7

Hongkong Telegraph 港電新報 士蔑新聞 All

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NANCY

OH, NANCY... PLEASE GO : OUT AND WATER THE FLOWER

BED!

BUT, AUNT FRITZI--- I'M NOT DRESSED ON ACCOUNT OF

THE HEAT!

YOU HEARD ME!

FULL STORY HAS JUST BEEN TOLD

September 4, 1940. By Ernie Bushmiller

Two Strange Sidelights On War

ONE BRIGADE SAVED Baby Born In Bomb THE B.E.F. AT CALAIS Shelter During Raid

THE first full details of the British defence of Calais, which made possible the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk, were revealed in London yesterday. The men who held the town for four days against two heavy armoured divisions did not realise at the time that by their gallantry they were saving the B.E.F.

At about 4 jan

H

DURING air raids over the Bristol Channel area A a baby in an woman named Mrs. Ford gave birth to Anderson shelter. The child, who has been named Sheila, and the mother, are both doing well.

n

The units concerned were battalions of the Rifle Brigade, Some of the British prisoners were In a district where six bombs rep! three of the victims were women 60th Rifles, Queen Victoria's Rifles and the Royal Tank Re-marched on the Sunday night to the

were dropped people were once and children. neighbourhood of Gutes, and I wan

Blown Through Door giment

officer from there that

of the again saved from injury by their

Mrs. Emilie Morgan had a terrifying the enemy werQueen Victorta's made good his ex- Anderson shelters. Iron spikes The difficulties and dangers of in persion of

the whole at the cape to the coast north of Cap Gris from railings were hurled experience during a raid in Wales. the Brigade in its heavy task docks arra and had overpowered the Nez, where he recured

She was leaving the house for shelters with ire-shelter when a bomb exploded be ding against the were enormously increased by remainder of the Rifle Brigade, who owed alone Herons the Channel, and the

sets of bungalows. It fact that their second no longer had any position to hold. was picked up a mile off the English mendous force but falled to tween two

penetrate.

blew her and her husband through vehicle ship. containing about The Rifle Brigade HQ and a portion coast by a drifter.

of the Queen Victoria's Rifles

the front door across the hall.

"We were almost blinded

by sul- phur and smoke fuines," she "and determined to get out of the

As we got in the drive house.

not

wete An

two

buch

three-quarters of their vehicles, captured at the same time, as wete equipment and ammunition Rear-Brigade H.Q.

the Goth could

Meanwhile. be unloaded and ateamed out of port without dis slowly towards the ducks, but by

pm. were surrounded Late on Sun- charging, carrying wounded to day night the battle was finished England.

Trace Refused

On Sunday morning, May 20, after three days of heavy fighting winst overwhelming odds, a ng of truace was passed through the British Luen to the brigadier with a demand for krmediate surrender "In A 4A

fused

AUB

17-

began, servompanied by almost 10-

Hindered by Refugees Added to the daculties of the Brigade from lack of water, equip- ment, ammmunition and supplies there confusion at ling from: IBASSES of refugees pouring info and out of the town. HK 1e difficulties of controllum streef Bght- ang under such conditions,

the WHA

the Prin bruts 11 suborn and

offer

of the 60th Rifes and

In widesgaead German sir raids on brigade staff officers also es- raped from

of prisomets Britam (some of them before it was column near Hesdins, and, with sevon French dark) all the casunities-11 dend and soldiers, got away in an old motor-18 Injured--were caused by a single bot, being eventually picked up by ruider which dropped bumba a destroyer right miles aff Folkstone North-East Scotland town.

satu.

an.

on other bumb exploded somewhere in

All ex-the back in the field behind us. 1t blew us right off our feet right into

Neighbours Objected To Backyard Lion

a.m a heavy turmbardment The overwhelming superiority of MR. GEORGE THOMSON, of Tudor House, Cuckoo- vesnari dive-toning The Bush metal never gave the Brigade a rent hill, Pinner, Middlesex, keeps a lion in his back garden as stumbles fur so long was a remarkable feat of a pet. Sometimes on Sundays, as many as 200 people

come to have a look at it.

defensive positiun 1.1 Chw Jaz Patien That they held the enemy. down were seduced 10 and wet in Daries

از

BELILIOS PUBLIC SCHOOL CENTRAL BRITISH SCHOOL.

CHING TUA COLLEGE

CHUNG NAN COLLEGE

COSMOPOLITAN COLLEGE CHUNG YING COLLEGE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL

DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL DOCKSIN ENGLISH SCHOOL ELLIS KADOORIE SCHOOL

DING · DONG. DING SCHOOL

OPENING

Long before the first school bell rings. we are prepared to get every boy and girl ready for school. Besides many other school supplies which we are

known always

to be adequately equipped with,--

GOVT. VERNAC, NORMAL SCHOOL

GAP ROAD SCHOOL

HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL

HEEP YUNN SCHOOL

KING'S COLLEGE

KOWLOON JUNIOR SCHOOL

KOWLOON ENGLISH COLLEGE KIN LAP COLLEGE

LA SALLE COLLEGE

MARYKNOLL CONVENT SCHOOL MUNSANG COLLEGE

POOI SUN ENGLISH SCHOOL QUEEN'S COLLEGE

ART SCHOOL

SACRED HEART

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL

ST. FRANCIS' SCHOOL

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE

ST. PAUL'S BOYS' COLLEGE ST. PAUL'S GIRLS' COLLEGE

·ST, THERESA' ENGLISH SCHOOL TUNG CHI COLLEGE

TAI WAH ENGLISH SCHOOL WAH TAK ENGLISH SCHOOL

WAH YEE COLLEGE

WAH TAL COLLEGE › ̧

∙WANTSAI SCHOOL

YAUMATI ENGLISH SCHOOL

YING WAH GIRLS' COLLEGE

WE ARE KEEPING THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF

AUTHENTIC 1940-1941

TEXT BOOKS

FOR

ANY SCHOOL, ANY CLASS

especially for those schools and colleges montioned herein.

TO AVOID CROWD IN PURCHASING, PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY !

THE SINCERE COMPANY. LTD.

BOOKS DEPT.

SECOND FLOOR

the centro of the road."

Read Books

Of Jaulle

But France Wouldn't Listen To Him

GENERAL DE GAULLE was not the only prophet without honour in the French Army. But Mr. Thomson's neigh-

The text-book in which he fore- urs think the lion lowers the shadowed the new mechinnised tone of their locality. Besides, strategy was taken seriously by the they have an idea it might es. Germans, who trained their arrity on cape. Last year they petitioned many of principles, the council for the removal of the Hon--but Mr. Thomson won the day.

But it

was comparatively neglected by the French.

The same applies to the military philosophy of General Giraud, entled In too late to save the Meuse situat-

When was bruke aut A.R.P per-tion, and taken petsuner by the Oer-

sonnet asked for rides so the lon could be shut if it escaped The (troud's maxi of warfare Borne Offer rejected the suggestion.

was

very like Hitler's "always attemp! Nosy Rota the Lion

the Impossible." has de- veloped a rear-and Mr. ThomsoTI:

תחחתול A

"Builds He A Road" I in trouble again.

Once, Morocro, be displayed ita has been issued against him be-efficacy in striking style. His enemy cause of the noise.

"Foreigners"

"It's jet of bonsense." he said. Rou is safely raged and quite burantess. As for the roar, isn't it

me the lion roared,

was entrenched in an apparently im- pregnable position, on top of a steep mountain.

the

sured

Giraud deckled to build a road up mountain. His engineers 58- him that this was impossible. That is exactly why I intend to

do it," replied Giraud. He dismissed "Rota is the only British animal the engineers, designed the

in the neighbourhood apart from the himself, on a sheet of poper. bulldogs I keep.

"Other people round here keep foreign breeds Ikke chows, peking- ese and alsatians a regular Fifth Column of pets.

rond

and

asked for a detachment of the For-

eign Legion.

Triumph

the

Working day art night, Legionnrles tuilt him his road.

Giraud's army marched up it, took "Actually the lion roars only twice the enemy in the rear, and captured

a day about seven o'clock in the their "impregnable" stronghold. The morning and ten at night. I doubt impossible had been achieved. whether he san be heard three Such tactics led to the houses away. I shall fight the sum-capture of Abd-el-Krim, for which mons."

Giraud was largely responsible.

ultimate

Woman who Used Two Ration Books, is Fined

LADY (MABEL FRANCES) GRAHAM, of Chard- stock, near Axminster, Devon, was fined £50 with costs at Axminster for obtaining a ration book by false repre- sentation and thereby obtaining an excess of rationed food.

**

The enforcement inspector,

Richard Holmes, said that Lady Police Reserve

Graham used a book issued to a friend who had since gone abroad.

books, attempting to make the writing|

Orders Issued

She hud applied in her friend's

Police Reserve Order by the Hon. Mr. nurse as well as her, own for new T. H. King, Commissioner of Potion, state:

Chinese Company Patrol Duty-Patrol duties, will, be on the two books appear different. carried out ordered.

Cautioned, she sald, "I eravo in«

Indian · Company Patrol Duty Patrol duties dulgence not for myself but for my carried out as ordered.

will be husband and two sons serving in his} { San Viging Bavad:

Patrol: Duty---Patrol dullom will ba Majesty's Forces."

Dr. A. Granville of Chard, said carried out as ordered, that Lady Graham's mental bearing Emergency Unit BessTVO

Birongu, The following have been had been upset by a motor accident. taken on the strength of the Emergency

Das Unte Reserve, #1 from August 10, 1010;6 TRAINING CADRE

Cotalabiga 1457. A. 8, Xavier. 1435 F

11489 V. 1. Da Silva, RÁï0 A. S. All members of the Training Cadre Benton, and R491 B. N. Silve with the exception of members of the Parte I and III will be carried out at No: *Recruits Training.**/Fenining Courses Essential Services group who have Police Station on Wednesday and Friday, passed their Test of Elementary September, and 6, at 1740 hour Training in rifle, it is notified, will Revolver Shoot-Recruit who have parade-on-the Square, at aurray een detalled will attend King's Park Revolver. Rango on Sunday, September 0, Barracks, Victorio, on" ::Thursday, at 10.00 betarw, VAGY 201 September 8, at 6.15 pun. This order Patro). Duty-Patrol - dütles will be applies to those who normally parade carried out as ordered. In Kowloon

D. C. P. (1)

MOCOWAD AS CELLSBATTO "URIPE IDE

Bole Agents:

W. I. Loxley & Co. (China) Ltd.

SCM 40-14

From tears

to sunshine!

Sore and throbbing guma often make baby cry dur...... ing teething, but he is soon soothed with Woodward's Gripe Water.

For BIGHTY YEARS Woodward's has kept bábics smiling; correcting indigestion, flatulence, colic, teething troubles. Contains no oplates, and is safe for babies of all ages.

WOODWARD'S

GRIPE WATER

keeps baby well

Go Empress

W. WOODWARD LIMITER, LORDON, ENGLANN

ONE MANAGEMENT DIRECT to North America

and Europe!

EMPRESS LUXURY

Speed across the Pacific by luxurious Empress Uners, then... Victoria... atop over if you wish and Vancouver to Canada's Evergreen playground.

NEXT SAILING FROM HONGKONG

FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER (Omitting Honolulu)

Fast through AIR CONDITIONED trains from ship's side at Vancouver take you through the Majestic Canadian Rockies-Lake Louise, Banff-600 miles of travel through Marvelous Mountain Scenery. Niagara Folls and the Great Lakes can be included as optional routes on your const-to-coast trip. Stop over anywhere you wish.

Then Montreal and Queber, gay French-speaking citles on the famous St. Lawrence Seaway, and a quick crossing to Europe by one of Canadian Pacific's Atlântie Nect

NEXT SAILING TO‘MANILA FOURTHI WEEK IN BEPTEMBER

For full information consult your travel agent,

Union Ballding,

Hoat Kang.

Telephone 20752.

or

Canadian Pacific

World's Greatest Travel System

PRESIDENT LINER

Sailings

To SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES

Vla Hhànghai, Kóbe, Yokohama & Honolulu,

S9 "Prezident Coolidge"

SS "President Taft"

SS "President Cleveland"

To NEW YORK · AND BOSTON

SEPT.

- SEPT. OCT.

Via Manila, Singapore, Penang. Colombo, Bombay & Capetown.

S$ "President Polk"

SS "President Garfield"

TO SINGAPORE

SS "City of Newport News" SS "City of Norfolk

OCT!

16

PENANG

SEPT. 25

(OCT. 127,

TO SAN FRANCISCO. &" LOB: ANGELES

~~~ Direct

SS "City of San Francisco' ES "City of Los Angeles

• via Yokohama.

BEPT. E SEPT.

AMERICAN ⋆

PRESIDENT LINES

FFROUND-WORLD: SERVICE":

AGENTS FOR TRANSCONTINENTALAS VERKERN

AVAIR AND UNITED AIR LINES. 12 Pedder BirelAceh Telephone #8172.

Comments

Approved members can add comments, bookmarks, and private notes.

No comments yet.

Private Research Note

Private notes are available after approval.