1941-02-17 — Page 31

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

February 17, 1941.

NANCY

HELLO! I JUST MOVED

AROUND HERE!

OH, THAT'S FINE... I'LL BE RIGHT OUT!--

WAIT THERE!

HM---NOW THERE

GOES THE BELL

AT THE BACK DOOR!

SAY !--- I JUST TOLD YOU TO

HELLO! WAIT FOR ME

AROUND BY THE

FRONT

DOOR

O.K.- I'LL GO THERE!

By Ernie Bushmiller

WHAT A

STRANGE CHILD HE

IS!

C Ingenohl's Cigars

Thailand Evacuation Order

Wise Precaution

LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reuter).The official advice to British citizens that they should leave Thatlanul must be react as a wise precaution, nut a IL proof of Imminent danger, declares the "Daily Telegraph" in an editorial.

The paper adds: "When Huler boasts of the number of people un- der the Axis whip we should remem- ber that delegates from the eastern and southern quarter of the British Empire at the Delhi Conference te- presented a population of 418.1100,000 with a trade of £1,300,000,000 per year,

Their

war strength undeve Joped was formidable us Iinly han bitterly complained. Their ECO- graphical position enables them to distribute their growing power just where it is most needed for the security of the Empire.

Southern Drive

I

To frustrate the menace of the southern drive of Japanese Nazlism towards Singapore and

Australia. Australia has not only fighting men of supreme quality but effelent indus- tries behind them and she is "all out" on a huge production plan.

Yet Australia is only one of the Arsenals of the Empire which can 'supply campaign in the Pacific.

The "Telegraph" proceeds to refer to the industrial resources of India and South Africa and adds, "The Japanese Government inay well re- flect on this ampiliude of supplies. There should yet be enough wisdom in the councils of Tokyo to disobey Hitler's order for national suicide."

Tetley TruBrek, lor

HOMEWARD FLIGHT-Flight of training planes, homeward bound, roars over tower of administration building of Randolph Field, Toxas. Field is called "West Point of the Air." About 350 planos go aloft each day.

Night after Night

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R.A.F. Continues Its "Blitz.""

On

Rhodes

CAIRO, Feb. 16 (Reuter) The R.A.F. "blitz" on the Dodecanese Island of Rhodes continued on Friday night, it was revealed to-day.. Switching again from aerodrome targets, heavy bombers carried out a second attack on the harbour installations.

Bombs fell among the buildings atļ Lindos hurbour and started a number of Aires.

The "blitz" is now in its second week,

RAF. co-operation in the Greek offensive yesterday also included of- fensive patrols in the Tepelinl aren,

OLD WORLD HAS

GONE FOR EVER

according to a communique Issued Attlee's Speech

bere.

The South African Air Force, hav

LONDON, Feb. 18 (British Wire-

Ing gained virtual air supremacy over less).-In the course of a speech at Italian Somaliland, continues to ham-Tonypandy to-day, Mr Clement Attice mer nway at the retreating enemy stressed to his audience that there with remorseless energy. The air could be no return to the pre-war

area

economic

Craft which yesterday harassed world and that a new world would the Itailans the Jelib Omo River have to be planned for. Despite all

machine-gunned motor the destruction, British transport vehicles between captured power remained and must be used on Kismayu and the next big port of the right lines. Mogadiscio, as well as a number of grounded Italian aircraft:

A

Italians

operation

of

"I would stress the point," he con- Unued, "that after this war has been These attacks followed the equally successfully ended, our production successful oper

Bring Friday. power will be greater than ever, and of the it is upon the foundation of a pro- of perly planned and organised people preceding the capture Afmadu and

is made the that the future welfare of the "world

communi- will rest.” feature of when Smsve

special quo issued here to-day, British ground troops facing the effemy ut Almadu and Bandera and near Kismayu were greatly heartened by South African Alt Force. The BC- curacy of the bombing and machine-

way confrined gunning was

by a sub-

sequent inspection.

In Abyssinia

yesterday,

п

a large

motor transport park at Dessie was

ully attacked from the air,

successfully

while

Rebellion In Abyssinia

Latest Development

"REUTER" IN ABYSSINIA) Abyssinien news-boys armed with

in Eritrea te R.A.F. continued spears and rifles aro now distributing

to attack enemy troop concentrations, free the first national Ethiopian news! motor transport and other military paper printed in the country in five objectives.

years.

"Ban-

Ilangars and workshops at Mal The newspaper, entitled Adaga were bombed and a number darachen," ("Our Flag"), is being published in Abyssinia's "Fleet of fires and explosions were caused.

Two aircraft are missing from yes-Street," in the forests of the Gojjam highlands. It is bordered by the terday's operations over Rhodes, Ethiopian colours, headed with on {Albania and Italian-East Africa.

Impression of the Lion of Judah.

During a forced trek through the i busli.

Camel caught up with a commanded by a convoy

young English officer who was formerly an engineer.

food and He gave me shoes-and-fold-mo-that-his-unit was an Ethiopian propaganda one, com- posed of strange camel trains that cross the lowlands to Gojjam.

New Magistrates Take Seats

Macnamara & Anderson

Jungle Press

Mr Henry Charles Macnamara and Mr Donald James Neville Anderson, well-known barriers in Hongkong, commenced duties as Magistrates at bundles of newsprint, boxes of the Kowloon Magistracy thla mor- ning the former appearing in the First

Court and the latter in the Second Court

Mr Anderson took over from Mr. E.

His GO camels carried a printing press, a complete newspaper staff, Amharic type, some of which had been salvaged after the Abyssinian war, the Emperor's standard bearing the royal seal and

coloured

boxes of silver dollers like |

Himsworth who, it is understood, has For same time,

1been

transferred to another Govern- those distributed by the R.A.F. have ost. The position now held by been dropped all over Abyssinia.

ment post.

Mr Macnamara was formerly occupi-Now this travelling newspaper has

ed by Me Q. A. A. Macfadyen who is passed within

at present in the Queen Mary Hospl-enemy position to

tal recovering from on attack of

Imularia.

few miles of an

a spot in the forest

where it is weakly. Armed

Abyssinian

are, distributing the newspaper among the Ethiopian Mr Macnamara flest arrived in Hongkong in June 1920 and was forces, village populations living in called to the Bar in 1032. bir caves and sometime almost within In stone's throw the enemy's camps.

Anderson was educated at the Diocesan Boys' School and graduated from the Hongkong University and

vas admitted to practice in 1030.

Cricket Match Off

It is announced that owing to the ground being unfit, the cricket match between the Hongtong Cricket Club and the Volunteers to-day, has been cancelled.

Situation

U.S. MARINES LEAVING S'HAI

CHUNCHING, Feb. 17. (Central News). The American Navy trans- part Chaumount is scheduled to sall from Chlawanglao to Shanghai within this week to take 104 men of the US. Fourth Marines In Shanghai back to j America, eccording to a Shanghol dispatch.

is

Grave:

No Cause for Alarm

SYDNEY, Feb. 16 (Reuter):-"Although the situation. is grave, I see nothing that need alarm or even seriously, 'disturb a resolute people.”

traila Bellove that Japan will begin This statement was made in to move south in concert with Ger- broadcast by the Attorney Gen-many's spring offensive, but Japan's eral and Navy Minister, Mr W. |M. Hughes, to-day.

move to the south began when Japan announced the necessity for constructing on East Asiatic sphere."

Evacuation Advice

It declares that rumours

that

Mr. Hughes sold that the joint statement by the Acting Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader last week seriously disturbed the conditions in the Far East pre us- Australian people and may oven have made them a little nervy,

SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, LTD. Hughes added:" "This will pass."

COLLECTED TO DATE $1,582,012.30

REMITTED TO LONDON

£98,389,19.6d.•

summing serious proportions are only Mr strategical British propaganda and it describes the United States Govern-

Japanese Declaration ment's advice to Amerlenn residents TOKYO, Feb. 16 (Router) to evacuate the Far East on one of Japan's advance to the south has the causes of "such wild and ground- been spurred on by the Dritish and less rumours."

+50 American policy of aiding. the The newspaper concludes: Chungking regime and antagonising long as Amerien hindern Japan's declares the newspaper, advance to the south, she is destined "Nichi Nichi Shimbun.”

encounter Japan's stout opposi-

ما

Japan,

It continues: "Britain and Aus-tion."

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