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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 22, 1940.

Former Hongkong

Hongkong Resident Tells

Of England After Bombing Raids

Many in Hongkong will remember Mr. Bernard Fetheram. former News Editor of the South China Morning Post and Kowloon cricketer. Mr. Petheram returned to England ten years ago and is now at Etlee, Blakeney, Gloucestershire. In the following descriptive sketch he gives his impressions of a bombing in the country.

hill

The EVACUATION COST with all the village gossip and the

It is autumn. Dry, dead leaves are falling from the trees. green of the Selds and hedgerows is giving way to yellow and brown. The dahlias are dying in the garden begin- and the chrysanthemums pre ning to bloom. From our house on the

wo survey the changing scene of the Gloucestershire country- side as it sheds its coat. Below, the silvery Severn sea ebbs and flows, and beyond, the Cotswolds, famous ages before the Cotswold, shepherd mado these famous hills more famous still by introducing the King on his Christmas broadcasts,

To-day, the sunlight plays upon the irregular plots of pasture and plough, on the woodlands and the villages nestling in the hilis making the Cotswolds

for all the world appear like a giant patchwork quilt. It re- minds us of another scene, from the Peak across the harbour to the hills Kowloon. True, the Eastern are missing,

eur, and

and glamour

in its sober setting the panorama

is just us pleasing.

It has not yet been settled whether the Home Government or the Hong- shall kong Government

of the bear the cost

the evacuation, stated Colonial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. N, L. Smith, in the course of an interview. He added that the matter was still under discussion.'

He also stated that the polition of the husbands of women who have been evacuated, seeking per. mission for their return to the Colony, is being for warded to the Secretary of Stato.

Here, not so long ago, was to be ****

The vilingo: by the Church clock. barber sull charges sixpence for a haircut and twopence for a shave, thrown in latest invasion rumours. buckahoo. The weekly whist drives as over. are patronised as well True, they do not provide the thrills. of a 'K.C.C. bridge party, but the in- nocent abroad is now homo again and secks his innocent amusement among innocent folk.

Doing Their Bit

The Home Guard, the A.R.P. Scr. vices, the W.VS. and many other organisations are all doing their bit:

We pride our- and doing it well. selves on our village Home Guard. A fine lot of fellows, some in their and forties and fifties and sixties, some In their teens, some with medals and some without, some a or two bit pear-shaped, like one. Hongkong lawn bowlers we knew a decade ago, and some of less gen- crous build, all watching and walk- ing for the invaders who never come. The Wardens, too, are carrying on with the good work ready at any

found real rural peace, disturbed we feel very important in the gen-time, with their stirrup pumps and only very occasionally by the flocks eral scheme of things, but somehow buckets of water to extinguish fires.

winging their these

nocturnal intruders hardly The W.V.S. are the Sister Suales of of noisy wild geese

We feel annoyed. The the last war. They knit and knit way above the river in perfect V-notice us. shaped formation like flights of tiny searchlights weave fantosile patterns and keep on knitting, aeroplanes.

Now the noisy little in the sky and the guns bark viel- creatures have gone. War is in the ously, drowning the feeble effort of

acres

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Holldays are out of the question.

In their place aeroplanes ap-the little dog next door. The ducies We used to go to the seaside for a on quacking long week or two, but now the people pear, making the sky above the bront quock, and keep

have from

the seaside. come to us. Many vast parade after our unfriendly visitors of the river 4

Occa-have arrived from a famous South passed, spolling our sleep.

Their holiday is on ground. From dawn to dusk fight- and bombers roar overhead.

Omelaldom calls them Spitares for all I know one of them slonally, the fellows up above drop Const resort. a bomb or two just to remind us enforced one.

We wake by that horrid word "evacuees," but may be Hongkong's Spitfire-and that there's a war on Hurricanes ploy hide and seek in the with a start, rut our eyes, turn over we prefer to regard them just as at upon us as to

sleep goin, calling one time they looked clouds, climbing and diving,

roll-

"Jerry" and all his relations names payom our house on the hill we con-

guests. and turning, side-slipping twisting and ing, as happy as the little boys at that no respectable lexicogrOptinue to watch the river ebb and

dreamed ut. Daylight play in the village playground below. has

wave.

They roar

50 Some

ever

Just now it is in full flood We watch open-mouth, marvelling at shows us scars on our countryside, flow. their

during and wondering how and kiddies searching for souvenirs, with the waters lapping the door- of the tombs have dropped steps of the, old-world houses in the can be so such hardy little chapa

The big fellows foolhardy.

In the river. are harmlessly

There is quaint little fishing humlet below. sedate and stately in comparison, but much splashing, and the river folk The war, too, has reached these very:

their silly season. try

try to kid us that we have had a doorsteps, just as it has reached our even they have

In the visit

from a brother of the Loch doorstep on the hill. Some shy we They dive at us as we room

are in the front line. That distinc- felds. We duck, and the pilots grin Ness monster.

the over

Rather do Despite Hitler's hate our little vil-tion we puss on to others to Lon- and

we housetops, tempting us to pelt them lage stands exactly where it did. don and the ports. Just as we did the farmer's juicy red The old-fashioned houses where old-prefer to regard ourselves as being

Grim

and goy, Mr. In reserve.

Yes, Bri fashioned people once lived in their in upples in our boyhood days.

defy bomb and Churchill says we are. Winged Assassina old-fashioned way,

is all that,' and Darkness falls. Then comes the blast. The village pump still functain's countryside turn of the winged assassins of the tlons, and the one train a day still more cheerful, confident and deter- with mined to go on with the struggle, night. For some reason they have puffs fussily into the station made a promenade of the sky high an importance and regularity equal- no matter how long it may lust, to above our house. in our little way led only by the striking of the hour the bitter end.

Sir

Shenton

Thomas Sold Eggs Over

Maximum Price

On Way To Malaya

.

Tells of Air Raids

Warning To Buyers

A warning that persons buy.

That people abroad gained a false impression of the damage done by air-raids on England through news, photographs and newsreels was stressed by the Governor of Malaya, Sir Shentoning eggs at more than the Press representatives at maximum price were just as Thomas, in an interview given to

Hlable to prosecution as retailers Government House yesterday.

when John Joseph recently selling them was given at Barnet Moore, farm produce merchant, was fined £1, for selling eggs at above the maximum price of 28. 9d. a dozen.

Sir Shenton arrived yesterday by a British liner accompanied by Lady Thomas on their way back to Singapore after leave in England. They flew by Clipper to the United States, leaving England on October 4.

"I spent most of the summer in Eust Kent, or in that part known as 'Hell's Corner', and was in London after April. All I can say is that it wonderful ex- has been the most perience in my life," he said.

"When you see a photograph of a building. say in Oxford Street, in ruins you imagine that the rest of

Lindbergh Accused

Concerned In Fascist Activities

New York, Nov. 20. The Secretary of the Interior, Mr. Ickes, said to-doy that a

the street is destroyed as well. This Harold'

It was stated that Moore charged a woman purchaser 3s. for a dozen eggs, and as he was licensed to trade from a motor- van, the van must be regarded as a travelling shop.

·

The defendant sald that owing to including the egg price muddle retallers were is not the case. I know of no whole-ative Fascist group", sule destruction in any street and not Colonel Charles Lindbergh and Father obliged to make a charge to cover one of the big bridges on the Thames Coughlin, are trying to disturb United the cost of collecting eggs from the was hit when I left. There has been States relations with Latin America. country and their delivery to cus- no great dislocation of transport," He alleged that the Nazi group in tomers in order

1 Small High Explosive he pointed out. Bomb

Los Angeles, last September, selected financial loss. Colonel Lindbergh as their choice for

The food supply had seriously affected by fires

not been Fresident. I do not any that Lind-

the

to avoid. serious

defendant.

The warning that buyers of eggs as the bergh accepted or was even consult were liable to prosecution was mado

United for the

Prosecuting 1 Large High Explosive stocks of food were scattered. The ed-1 sm merely stating a significant by Mr. Noel Ker Lindsay, counsel big fire following the heavy rald on fact," Mr, Ickes added, fr. Ickes Soltelier, who agreed, sald there September 5 had destroyed amount of tea needed for only an described Col. Lindbergh as "a busy was no intention of taking proceed- appeaser who' would surrender Ings against Mrs. Alice Tasker, of voluntarily his sword even before it Cockfosters, the purchaser of the eggs

trom Moore. was demanded.”

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and The rationing of food stocks materials in Britain was rather an 'than one of anti-waste measure necessity.

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The air attacks had aroused the anger of the people of Britain who now welcomed on Invision. Their morale was excellent and they were determined to Oght to a finish.

Sir Shenton refuted the slatement made recently by Mr. Ralph Inger- soll, Editor of the New York news- paper "P.M.", in which he sold that inter had England beaten and ready for a knock-out blow on September 15.

He

R.A.F. Middle East Chief

In Italian Hands Forced Landing at Scilly

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Italian High Command claims the capture of Air Vice-Marshal E. T. Boyd among seven persons aboard an R.A.F. Wellington bomber which'mado a forced land- ing at Sicily en route to Malta.

shal O. T. Boyd has been taken

Speaking of his fight across the Atlantic, Sir Shenton sald one of his fellow passengers to New York was the novelist, Mr. W. Somerset Maugham. On arrival at New York

It was learned on inquiry at the Air Ministry to-day that the American pressmen surrounded the novelist and Sir Shonton sald he Vice-Marshal Boyd was reported missing, but that no further was abi

able to

detalls were available. escape. unnoticed. He did not know during the trip

who hi

It is understood that Vice-Marshal prisoner, is contained in an Air Boyd was on his way to take up

communique Ministry

announcing fellow passenger was.:

Sir. Shenton made a speech In his new post as Commander-in-Chief Canada before he sailed; He said he of the ILA.F. In the Middle East, that. Boyd, called on the British Ambassador, in He was formerly Officer Command-pointed deputy Tokyo, Sir Robert Craigia,

Ing the Balloon Command and as Commander in Chief in the Middle: Kuch won responsible for London's East Command had been reported balloon barrage Router Buffelld missing while crossing the Meditar

London Confirmation ranean by air. It has now been 15 London, Nov. 21. learned that he is a prisoner of war Omelat confrmation that Air Mars In Italian hands, Reuter,

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