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Long-Range Bomber For Britain
The remarkable Bell Aero- cobra single-engine fighter, for which a speed of more than 400 m.p.h. is claimed, may soon he used by Britain as a night fighter, according to reports reaching London from New York.
If this is true, the R.A.F. will have a machine with many of the advantage of a night fighter combined with the characteris- ties of a high-speed single-seat day fighter.
The Aerocobra's unusual design places the engine amidships with the plot reated well forward of it and the propeller shaft passing between his feet. This gives him remarka- bly good visibility-guch as night fighter pilots require,
Sheds Petrol Tank
It is also claimed that the Acrocobra has an additional de- tachablo petrol tank, enabling It to cruise at 260 miles per hour up to a range of 909 miles.
Once the plane is in action, the pilot presses a lover which automa- tically sheds the heavy additional petrol tank and leaves the aircraft free to manoeuvre at a top speed of
400 m.p.h. plus."
TEA FOR RESCUERS Working for hours amid ruins to effect release of the living and to recover bodies of the doad, London roscuers are given tea by a young woman of the auxiliary corps. This scene was taken after the heaviest raid on London during the war.
Doing Well On Vitamin Sandwiches
OTHER DEVICES' BY GERMANS
"MOTHER" OF A.T.S.
GIRLS
decision.
A self-sacrificing made two years ago at a family conference of three at Radlett, Herts, has met with its reward. Mrs Jean Knox put the case for remaining at home, but her husband argued that she should give her services to the country. Then 12-year-old Julie settled the matter by saying: "Mummy, I agree with Daddy."
So she went.
Recently, Squadron-Lender, Knox and daughter Julle learned that "Mummy" had been made Inspector of Personnel in the A.T.S., the first nest of its kind, with the rank of Controller, a sent on the A.T.S. Council, and the right to have her own clerks.
“Any Complaints?
Controller Knox, who is only 33, becomes the second highest officer In the A.T.S., with 400,000 "adopted doughters" In her immediate charge. Her job will be to tour all cen- tres, investigating conditions, hear- ing grumbles and suggesting Ideas for improvement.
"I want to see them, and know them, and be one of them," she told newspaperinen.
She will soon be dealing with more than twice the present number of girls. Plans are in hand for a
German scientists have helped to perfect the "other devices" with which Britain has recently won successes against the night "Super-charged" vitamin and bomber. They are anti-Hitler refugees who fled from the Nazi Thus, the Acrocobra should be protein sandwiches for tired regime.
This disclosure can be added to that just made by Mr C. G. able to cruise along its patrol area schoolchildren- without nny loss of fighting ef- This is the idea of Dr J. W. Power, Canadian Air. Minister, who stated in Ottawa that Cana-big expansion. Aelency due to extra fuel load," Hunter, Medical Officer of Health dian and American experts "had played no mean part” in develop-
for Ipswich, who has just pubing our new defences. lished his report on the sand- Where the German scientists.
MAISIE IS
STILL GAY
MAISIE GAY, comedienne of many West-End shows, is to be heard of six short broadcasts that will be recorded at her bedside in the country.
For the last four years Maisie has been almost a helpless lavalld, but she has never lost the gaiety ass elated with her name.
Her broadcasts will be addressed to many other invalids who, like her And comfort and cheer in listening to tha wireless
by thousands of sceners recently The name of Maisie was recalled when a broadcast of "Soidler Boy," in which she originally mado a big hit, was introduced by a record she ⚫ madc.
On A King's Bookshelf
King George V kept a list of books he had rend since 1890. They included:- "Thoughts
end Adventures"
(Winston Churchill);
"Stelin" (Essad Beg);
wich scheme in schools.
new
Ila describes it as an entirely are working and the scope of experiment." It was under-their contribution must remain taken with the consent of the Board secrets until the end of the war. The secret devices were invented "Highly satisfactory is how Dr and developed in Britain. Then Hunter described a year's results to parallel experiments were made in a Londen reporter.
Canada under the Empire Air Train-
of Education.
"We Intend," he said, "to carry ing Scheme.” un with the scheme if the food con- trol nuthorities allow us."
Brighter And Heavier
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Canadian Experta Several frundreds of Canadian ex- are now, according to Mr
"The sandwiches were for children peris whom teachers reported to be list-Power, in Britain. less and tired at their lessons. We The Americans he mentions are worked out special sandwich diets scientists, plots and ground-stat for them.
who crossed the border into Canada
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insippers, Tetture cars well as the Nazis, are wondering
"Vitamins were provided in form concentrated
with banana, grated peanut, honey, lemon curd, treacle and grated chocolate sand- wiches with whole-meal brend. And the chlidren had a different sandwich every day..
"Protein and vitamin sandwiches have made the children brighter- and they have averaged 8.20lb, in- crease in weight over the year,"
Formby Starts Film Company
what these "other devices" are.
"Aysterious happenings occurring in the air" says the the Loution correspondent of Madrid
newspaper "A.B.C.“ "London Safer". "Whatever these may be, things are greatly changed, and Londoners to-day are safer than ever in their shelters and housea."
Magistrate To Read Book By Accused
Defied Order To Scuttle
The story can now be told of how officers and crew of the French transport ship Cuba de- fied 3 "scuttie" order from Police keeping an on Vichy, bombed houses in London be came suspicious of a man who entered gardens.
eye
They arrested him, and later the man, Hornee Ascher Brodzky (56), was charged at Maryle- bone, with loitering with intent to steal.
But his solicitor explained that he was an artist of repute, had n-Minis try of Information permit to sketch) bombed buildings, and was looking | for somewhere to sketch,
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A Wellsian proposal that substantial, food supplies can be swept up from the Atlantic under the noses of Hitler's U-boats is contained in a recent question in the House of Commons
Sir John Graham Kerr (Scottish University) asked Major Gwilym Lloyd George, Food Ministry Parliamentary Secretary, to appoint a committee to investigate the practicability of large- scale collection of Plankton from the sea by mechanical separa- tors
Plankton is the scientific name microscopic living organisms in given to drifting and usually the
Beu, lakes, ponds and streams.
Bomber Fund
total of $2,124,378.70 was reached
Sir John, who is one Of the Latest Contributions To world's leading zoologists, states that
War and Other Funds diers who were being repatriated Plankton and that small-scale ex-yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated.
On board were 1,200 Frenen sol- large arcus of sea off the West coast of Scotland. are richly charged with from Martinique (West Indies).
The vessel left Fort de France on Periments show that this substanco by the S. C. M. Font, Ltd, with the follow- October 24 last flying the flag
converted into Ing donations:
Mrs. P, K. Pavri (one cat par. Mira
Losaby............... (yellow and black stripes) of the -Wiesbaden-Armistice-Commission-
W-PU. May)
Scaled Orders
On the way the Cuba was stoppect by an Allied warship and the cap- tuin opened the sealed orders ho hid received for such an ovent.
The Instructions were: The Cuba must not fall into British hands. If they stop you scuttle your ship-set. her on fire."
cabe readily
nourishing food.
Laboratory Tests. Big advances in our knowledge of Dan (fourth donation) Plunkion, he declares, have been some Bowler
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EMERGENCY REFUGEE COUNCIL
The S. C. M. Post has received the
Refugee Council:
following donation to the Emergency
Sir John suggests that the mittce he proposes should be equip ped with the necessary biological and engineering qualifientions for the i
Study of plankton (some kindy A specimen of his work and al
The efficers of the Cuba, in agree are the food of whales and smaller book on art written by him were ment with the crew, decided to take a creatures and much of it miera- An Indian journal "La Via dell' shown to the magistrate, Mr Ivan their ship to Freetown, where ar- scope) is hun zoologist Johanny Sympathisers, (101st Contribution) $10.
Snell.
rangements were made by the Bri. the great German zoologist Johannes
following_wero, the re- And Mr Snell (who is interested tish authorities for the repatriation Muller in the sea round Hellgoland.ceived during May by the Hongkong in, art) naked (and was given) per- of all the soldiers and members of Rapid extension of livestigation Refugee and Social Welfare Cousel
Mrs. L. W. HL Poon STO 20.00 mission to delve into the book. the crew who desired to return to ollowed both in Germany and Bri- Mr Y. 11. Poon
tetin. Brodzky was discharged.
According to the Encyclopaedia tay Club
Staff of St Stephen's Giria College Britannica the richest plankton In K. Jockey Club liny part of the world ocean is that found just on the borders of the Polar scas, in the regions of melting
Aria," has just reproduced a draw- ing of a new-type shell, which, it says. Britain is now using.
Reputed to be able to reach a height of 19,700ft, the shell is stated to contain coils of steel wire which unroll on the shell bursting.
The wire stops the engines of the invading planes by wrapping itself
in the propellers.
Death in the Afternoon" (Ernest George Formby, the British Hemingway);
Dark Invader" (Captain comedian, has formed his own "The Von Rintelen);
film production unit, to be known
At the same time, says die Italian | "Lady Chatterley's Lover" (D.jas "Hillcrest Productions."
women, the wire is so tough that, it II. Lawrence);
He has signed a deal with Colum-run chear off a plane's wing. Lloyd George's War Memoirs; ble Pictures, involving £500,000,
Deadlock" "Holy
(A. P. Her-under which he agrees to make two pletures a year to be distributed by
bert);
was Hitler's Prisoner" them. (Stefan Lorant)..
"We formed this new company tu This list is included In "ing try to make British pictures as well George V," e personal memoir, by known over the other side of the John Gore! Just published (John Atlantte as American, flims pre over Murray, 188.):
here," he said.
Five Babies
Baptised
In Tube: Teacup Font
Slums To Be Cleared
France.
War Causes Decline In Cinema-Going
Cinema-going in Britain is down between 10 and 14 per cent., according to a Gallup. Survey by the British Institute of Public Opinion. There was a similar survey in 1939. Comparison with that year shows that nearly twice as many people never go to the cinema now.
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Battle Dress Improved
Without altering the present shape of the battle dress worn
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Heap Yunhom the National Relics
TEIC $0.000 from Commissioner per, Dr. 8. Selwyn-Clarke, Director of Modicnt Services.
Donations in kind received wore: Rod pieces of firewood.......Sandakan Chamber of Commerce.
Freightage on "firewood."
Jardine- & Matheson.
Mosers
THE SALVATION ARMY. The Salvation Army Headquarters grate- fally acknowlego the following Donations, Appeal for 1941:
which have been credited to the Annual
by our troops, an improvement Previously acknowledged has been made in the form of Mr Li To-ming...
Mr Yung Pak-11-
Bevin's Peace Aim
Britain's peace aims for Bri-
The question was "How often time at home reading, knitting, lisan extra lining at the
Me top of the Mears Shewan Terhes & Co. Ltd.
Mr D. E. G.. Middelburg The Staff, Maurs”; Butterfield tain were outlined by Mr Bevin, do you go to the cinema?" and lening to the radio or doing other trousers.
things.
The change will
Swiro, Hongkong tive mote Mr H. R. Darby! the Minister of Labour, in Lon-¡the two surveys show the fol- don recently.
One in seven gave national ser-warmth in the small of the back, lowing comparison:
vice us the reason, one in eight the and it is hoped that it will check the colds which have resulted from the Feb., Mar. fact that they are now working use of the shorter Army Jacket, 1941 1939 longer hours and have less time for All new uniforms are to have the
cinemas. 21% 127%
extra lining. 20% 21%
Looking: ahead: to the "new industrial revolution that must follow this, war," he declared:
"It will create wealth, but it will
To the rattle of passing Tube trains and using a teacup for the use of wealth that will be the
a font, the Rev. Ronald Taylor, of the Union Chapel, Islington,rimary purpose of the revolution- London, hus baptised five babies in Highbury Underground Stary change.
tion. They are the children of shelterers whose homes have been slums, the preservation of the blitzed in past ralds.
Enormous Interest
Though born in hospital,-their cradles are now bunks along- The event aroused enormous in side platform walls. Their ages terest among the shelterors. One of ranged from three weeks to five my problems was to keep the con months.
gregation within the lines: markcod out for them on the platform. If hold services in the Highbury they had crossed these the porters Underground shelter every Sunday would have had to: Interfore. night, Mr Taylor (who has been "I solved the difficulty by holding bombed out of his own home) told the christenings in different parts. pressinen
the shelter 50 that everyone could [see what was taking"
plarificates,
So when there were five babies Then I led in the
would perform the ceremony either tion as the
"This task will be the wiping out.
countryside, the establishment of a correct equilibrium between town and country, the development of rent pubile services, the breaking down of barriers between 'nations,
Never go
Go occasionally Once a morith Once a fortnight Once week Twice a week More often
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Knitting, Reading
Over the whole field there is a
the freer movement of the people decrease of about 10 per cent. in the face of the earth, oppor- those going to the cinema i once. u tunity to travel, and a broadened week or more, and an increase of als for cur whole national life. about 14 per cent. In those novar
going or going only occasionally.
People were also naked whether:
CHECK ON EGGS
they go to the dinem now as often The Ministry of Food has made as they did before the war, with the orders prohibiting the sale to any one following result: Yes, 61 per cent.; Sta-person, or the purchase by any No 38 per cent.; Don't know) 1 per
in one, week at a price above the long At Höme Knitting
prien U11:31
all waiting to be christened I said I, giving, Highbury and
person, of more than five dozen eggs cent»AS HUN regist
In our chapel or the Underground as handed those to the
the parent, wished, "They chose to while the christenings Were tak maxunum wholesale have ahelter christening
through the station, passengers get stated that certain large purchasers Of the 38 perce "and" of the fathern, is a soldi ing pace there were parsing have been obtaining a disproportion thatli hayBarattolmezz whozgat,lonve;foritha:ocession=arid | ting÷zin rand
was the ate supply of eggja by paying the last tinual stati
retail
Totalia, date
$7,529 PRISONERS OF WAR The S, 40, 81. Post has received the following donation to the Britan Prisoners of War Relief Fund; v
Dan. (monthly} $107.
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