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Tuesday,

NANCY

ID BETTER RUN HOME AND TELL MY AUNT

WHY

NOT

FRITZI THAT I'M GOING

CALL

USE THE PHONE

TO THE MOVIES -- SO

SHE WON'T WORRY!

HER

Up?

You CAN

IN MY FATHER'S STORE!

ER... NO THANKS

CHINESE LAUNDRY

476

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 4, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

I.WON'T

KNOW

WHY NOT?.. IT'S

NO-.

RIGHT INSIDE

I BETTER NOT!

I GUESS

HOW

TO WORK IT!

UFS

LISTENING IN-Radio picture from London shows Britishers in air-raid shelter listening with rapf intensity to the inaugural address of President Roosevelt.

Britishers were reported showing similar interest.

"Trading" Position

Of Weygand

Republican Party Given Less

Funds From Rich Men

Thousands of other

£10,000 For The Tornado Planes

1 1

FAR EAST WAR NOT INEVITABLE

Frank Statement by Mr Menzies

LONDON, Mar. 3. Mr Menzies, the Australian Premier, Epeaking to-day said that because Japan had made an agreo- ment with the Axis Powers, Australians should not permit themselves willy nilly to drift into an atmosphere in relation to Japan which was at least dubious and might quite frankly be dangerous.

"Do not let us grope around in that kind of fog," he said. “Do not let us become victims of that most pernicious of all habits-the habit of | believing. that a possible confilct becomes inevitable. I do not believe in the inevitability of conflict. I do |believe, except in the case which bas come upon us in Europe, that there is no such thing as the inevitability of conflict or any difficulty which is Incapable of being resolved by cul- Ilvation between nallons of the ut- most frankness.

"Consequently, we oppene to forget we are grown up people and grown up people do not go round the world stroking each other in a gingerly way. If they have any differences of view they ventilate them.

"It is for this reason that in Aus- tralla they have established a new

Charity

Concert Arranged

Under the distinguished patronage of His Honour Sir Atholl MacGregor,

St John's Hall. Orchestra, conducted Charity Concert will be given by

Hall of the Univerally, on March 8 by Mr J. R. M. Smith, In the Great

nt

p.in.

Red Cross Society, the Hongkong The proceeds will go to the Chinese

Food Kitchen and other local charity organisations.

Bach, Strauss, etc., wille Messrs P. W. Chao, Sinith and Pao will render solos.

tradition by establishing direct diplo- mave live aimed and are aimingas orchestral music by Mozart,

representation of Tokyo.

The programme will consist of

A preliminary report of the U. S.

at getting nearer Japan. We are not Mr Charles Alma Baker, the Perak

in our Senate Campaign Expenditures Com-miner and planter, has, in addition aiming at sitting suspiciously in

corner, While this is going on wo mitice discloses that members of the to his previous gifts to help the war

must be grown up people and be Rockefeller, duPont and Pew families effort, now sent £10,000 for the pur-realists and because we are realists gave $270,725 to the Republican party chase of two Tornado planes. was

pursued in Australia a in 1040. In 1930, their gifts totalled

defence which is policy of Jacal $1,104,007,

directed at enabling us to resist with our own forces and attack by any Dygressor.

An Associated Press message from New York states that, in discussion with a diplomat who had talked to Gen. Weygand, sent to North Africa by the Vichy Government, it learned that the general had inten- tionally placed himself in a "trad- Ing" position in Algeria.

His object was that. If the German

his opinion, were dis terms, in houth, win the mill tary forces in Algeria and possibly Syria, too, in a new direction." This would not, however, be a matter of joining Gen, de Gaulle's forces.

Despite this drap, other Committee figures show that in one state alone, Pennsylvania, the GOP collected and spent $1,176,802, The Democrats got 9271,275, expended $200,173.

This brings Mr Alna Baker's total donations to the Royal Air Force to £32,450.

It is understood the Tornadoes have been licu erbrook, the Minister of Aircraft chosen because Lord

Production, considers these Inst Republican receipts in Ohio were planes of great importance at the S031,214, expenditures Democrats listed $72,522 and $172,218, † ful work of the Spititres.

we

If

have

Tickets, at $5, $2 and $1, are obtainable at the Tsung Fook Plano Company, where bookings may also be made.

MUSIC CLUB MEETING

The sixth general meeting of the Hongkong University Music Club will be held in the Union Assembly Room on Thursday at 8.15 p.m., when the Rev. T. F. Byan will give a talk or

No "Beethoven's

$707,403. moment to supplement the wonder- Isensible and tolerant and understand- (Choral) in D. "phions. talk will

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IN AID OF THE

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"I have no reason to believe and I have.no sort of belief that Pacific Ocean cannot be made in fact pacific

all the peoples

who live on its borders will merely be frank and ing with each other."

with

relations between Dealing Australia and America, Me Menzies said, "We shall never begin to un- derstand the problems of relations between Australia & America if we really assume that the Americans are exactly the same as ourselves."

chr

Americans had their own ideas and their ideas were not necessarily the same as the Australian:-Their-in terests, too, were not necessarily the some as Australian interests. Fear would never control the foreign policy of Australia. The fact that Australia had appointed diplomatic representatives in other countries did not indicate a separalist movement within the British Empire.

"It would be a great biunder if any country thought this was so," de- clared Mr Menzies.-Reuter,

President Hayes Aground

Boston, Mor, 3. The new 9,300-ton passenger liner President Hayes ran aground to-day off Cape Cod Canal, near Buzzard Bay entrance, while on the start of her maiden voyage to the Orient.

Two coastguard cutters have been sent to aid the vessel which is be- Heved to be undamaged. It is not known whether the ship is carrying passengers.United Press,

+

New Medal For Bravery At Sea

The Commitice of Lloyd's has decided to strike A new medai, "Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sen," to be bestowed on officers and men of the merchant navy and Ashing fleet for exceptional gallantry at sea in time of war,

The medal will rank with Lloyd's Medal for Saving Life at Sea, which has been aptly called, "the V.C. of the Ocean:"

be Illustrated with phonograph re- cords. All interested are welcome.

On March 13, Mr D. J. Sloss will give a talk on Bach, and on April 3, Miss Caroline Brage and Mr A. M.. Braga will give a plane recital and talk on "Piano Music Old and New."

Donations To Bomber Fund

A total of $1,600,402.76 was reached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the 3. C. M. Post, Ltd, with the follow Ing donation: P. 9. 8. Chicken Feed (weekly

clonation)

want

$ 14,05

20

P.R. C. Ramie-One Bottle Whisky 175

6081

2300

Mrs A. Leo (fith dongon)

10

Passengers and Crew, "Kumaang"

201

"Wayfoong Craps" veg

30

"Langdon and Vixen Tor"

100

Texaco Shrapnel Dox (fourth dona-

tlon}

54,70

"Rockdene Liars” (ninth donation)

31

"Hascossay

100

Treasury Shrapnel Box” (week

cofed 1.3.41)

0.37

This following

monthly donations to the War. Fund were also received yester-

day:

Mi C. S. Pierce

Anonymous

Major G. Robertson Mr John Font

Mr H. S. Beech

Mr M. F. L. Haymes Mr T. G. Evans Mr David Winon Mr R. S. Harrison Mrs DG FOR

Major C. R. Doxer Miss K. M. Anderson Mr C. 1, E. Berglof... Miss E, M, R. Huckland Me Donald Black Miss Norah Stono

"CH

An Inland Missionary Me W. N. Winslade Mr B, Duncan

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DIET FOR FINICKY CHILDREN

It isn't always naughtiness that makes children go off their food. It is more often "Nerviness," tired digestion and the need for the stimulus of a new, palatable

STOCK MARKET easily digested fond.

REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange- Omelal Summary issued yesterday, anys:

The market was both dull and un- interesting.

Buyers Providents $5.78 Lights $0.15

Trama $10.75

Sellors

Sales H.K. Banks $1,340 Wharves $05 Electrics "O"! $41.50 Telephones "O" $24 Dairy Farms $13.25

Finicky children respond very readily to Horlicks. They love its' flavour, it keeps them regular and provides abundant nourish

ment in a form that the most queasy stomach can take.

Soon you notice a wonderful change. The little body begins to All dut, colour returns to the checks, peovishness goes and ap- petite becomes keen. Horlicks gives a child all tho energy needed for rapid growth and strenuous play.

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