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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 14, 1941,

By Ernie Bushmiller

OH BOY!

VIPPEE!

ZOWIE! SHOP

HAR-5

Death Sentence

SELME

MAIN

On

Malay For Murder

After a trial lasting six days, a Malay, Haji Suleiman bin Haji Abdul Wahid, was found guilty at the Perak Assizes of murdering Mrs Mary Zainah Maxwell. Mr Justice Horne pass- ed sentence of death on the accused.

were found

The Maxwells shot dead in their bungalow at Maryland Estate in the early hours of last Nov. 7. Mr Max well was found to have been shot dead while he was asleep. while Mrs Maxwell's body was found huddled up in a cupboard.

Ramah, ten-year-old daughter of the Maxwells, lived to tell the story of the shooting.

During the trial witnesses--drivers

PIONEER OFFICER IS GERMAN

For the first time in this war

and conductors said they saw Hall the King's Commission has been Suleiman leaving Tuiping for Sagor

on the day in question, having with granted to a German.

a woman's bicycle.

him a

Accused, who sald he was former driver of the Maxwells, gave an alibi in his del

defence. He admitted visiting the Maxwells on Nov. 5 to

He is a

refugee serving with the

Pioneer Corps.

This German was one of

settle a question of wages and at the first "enemy aliens" to en- the same time to give them greetings.list when the Pioneers accepted |

said he returned to Taiping the

same evening and on the following them early last year.

day went to work as usual and saw He served with the Corps in Bri-

a performance at a park that night thin and later in France, and took with his wife and daughter.

The

prosecution

withdrew

second charge, of the murder of Mr

apart in the evacuation from Dunkirk,

He has been given the rank of

C. N. Maxwell, against the accused.Second-Lieutenant after having re-

ceived training on

the same lines

Bourke-White Caldbeck, Macgregor's on Dralsh censusasters for commis

Margaret Bourke-White

Describes Chungking

Famed for her documentary photography, Miss Margaret Bourke-White proved from Chungking that she is equally capable of documenting in words any situation that strikes her as interesting. Visiting China's war capital as a team for "Life" magazine with her famous author-playwright husband, Erskine Caldwell, Miss Bourke-White complied with a request from United China Relief, Inc. of New York and broadcast her impressions of Chungking and Free China from Chungking's International Broad- casting Station.

Said broadcaster Bourke-White: "The hardest thing to realise-is-the-sheer number of people who have been made. homeless by this war. This war has put more people on the march, caused more shifts of population, caused more sheer volume of misery than any war in history.

"Even the face of the map|tiful and hard-working Modame

has been changed. When the Chiang Kai-shek..

Yellow River dykes were bomb- "In ull of Madame. Chlang's war

Boy Avenges Death Of Officer

On his first trip to sea, a

ed out, the course of the river orphanages there are 30,000 orphan seventeen-year-old boy of West was changed and the old valley Actually there are hundreds of thou- where millions of people lived when their parents were killed in ged the death of an officer who sands of orphans in China, created Hartlepool (Co. Durham) aven- and raised their crops dried up.bombing or fighting when their was killed at his side while It is as if the Mississippi River homes were destroyed, when those fighting a German plane. were diverted from flowing into areas had to be hastly evacuated so The Loy, John Verrall, the Gulf of Mexico and flowed hopelessly lost and separated from instead into the Atlantic Ocean their families. through Georgia.

that thousands of children beeama

and

"In between raising pigs "A dust bowl developed where vegetables and climbing into dugouts these millions of people lived and during air raids, the children take these hordes too are on the march, their arithmetic lessons.... But in Indirect vlems of war,

ta count they use all the of war. They have cut out "So the building and excavating little pletures and pasted them on the go on: a constant tapping and spill-blackboard. Under "1" they have ting of rock and carrying away pasted a cut of a bombing plane. spconfuls of earth in the slow steady, Number "g" is represented by two way

the Chinese have worked for anti-aircraft guns. The other num- centuries. And in the midst of this bers are illustrated by rifles, sabres steady building of new houses and and so on. Now shelters al time-honoured,

steady

расс, the bombardments come

volunteered to help the third officer at the ship's gun when the raider swooped on the ship and machine-gunned the decks, When the officer fell, killed by the German's rear gin, John took over": the ship's gun and fired on the raider each time it swooped.

Then the aircraft's rear gun fired no more: the gunner had been hit by John Verrall's gun.

Ship Abandoned

But four of the ship's crew, as well as the third officer, were killed "But when they got to "10" was by the German's bombs and bullets

at a west coast port.

and the people have to build their pleased to see that childhood in- and the ship had to be abandoned. houses all over again.

terests reasserted themselves-they The story of John Verrall's pluck "So the temporary dwellings be- had cut out pictures of ten butter was told when the survivors landed come even more temporary in ap-les. But there is more of bombing pearance. I visited some by the then of butterfiles in their childish great steps that lead down to the lives. Yongizo ... The new ones that they build are entirely of bamboo,

Factories

John, who was messroom boy, tuld reporter that he knew enough to keep the gun firing. "L.meant to get the rear gunner if I could," he

"From the rocky peak above the sald. "People wear bamboo in this war orphans' shelter one can get a country, eat it raw or bolted, weave very good view of Chungking. Down li into houses, usc li Instead of iron in the valley near the bread and al- pipes in factories, bind their rafters together with it, and use it instead ways misty Yangtze, It is possible to of nails.

plek out some of the factories if you know where to look for them.

When I walked into one of the apartments, I was astonished to see the most beautiful wall| paper I had seen in Chungking draped with nets

Army Smokes Rationed

Ten cigarettes a day will be

"They are strange alghts. Their Amokestacks are camouflaged like trees, covered with branches and the unofficial ration of Army 1. looked closely and saw it was And it is not enough to cover a officers and men while the pre-

painted green. made of hundreds of wrappers for smokestack with branches. You sent shortage Insts, Lleut.- garditio cans, pasled up to make'

must replace them with fresh Colonel R. A. D. Alltoft, Wes- a paltern,

branches every few days.

tern Command N.A.A.F.I. "The occupants had found the "Some of the factories can only brightly coloured papers in the ruins be found if someone who trusts you supervisor, said.

of a shop binsted out in an air raid will tell you where they are. They "We in the Army are really worse carved into the earth under off for elgaretles than civilians," and had brought them kome to make are their new modern appartment more vegetable gardens... Underneath, sald Colonel Alltoft. "There is no

carved beautiful.

curv into caverns of earth and rock preferential treatment between of- "However, for one group of apart are generators, luthes, milling ma- dcers and men. Both get the same ments like this that I describe, there chines and vital machines of all number."

Some Alny units in the north are are countless millions of families Kinds. These machines have a his living under a grass rug strung be-tory of being carried piece by plece handing out coupons. for two twen tween three poles, living even under for ver com of men on toolle back, ty packele per mun weekly. ...an umbrella stuck in the sand.. in river sampans, In hand carts.

On Warphane

must, be surrendered- when cigarettes are bought at the univ's This broadcast is going out from NAAFI, but there is nothing to pre- transmitters sunk deep in reinforced vent soldiers buying extra smokes

from other

picture. One Is the War Orphanage, ground. The engineering startwork PIRKLAND TRUrness halt.

There are bright spots in the dark concrete a and stone dugout under?

in the outskirts of Chungking. This entirely underground and Follet

is the special war baby of the beau vital caves of solid rocks

Services IN Indamalakade the tempeflál

Pay Dividend $7.50

At the annual general meeting_of Messrs Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.,

xlons.

British

Anti-Nazi

The new ofller, who is under Lid, held in Shanghai on April 30, thirty, was forced to leave Germany after making substantial increases to because of his anti-Nazi activities.

Reserves, a final dividend of $5 was Hitherto all officers commanding declared ол the ordinary shares, making a total of $7.50 per share for foreign units of the Planeer Corps

were British. the 12 months.

In addition to this, donations to German Pioneers have been doing War Funds were approved amount-elearance work in the bombed parts

of London and elsewhere.

ing to $219,080.

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