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Boy Helped To Save Trapped Men In Factory, Gets George Medal

A London boy of 16 has had an act of rure courage rewarded with the George Medal. The boy, John Cain, a Hackney costermonger, joined four constables, who also receive George Medals, at a fire at a bombed paint factory. He knew that several people were trapped in a shelter directly under the fire, and after being re- pelled several times by smoke and heat, he managed to join the officers in the base- ment.

All five had to pass-through burning wreckage, paint, water; and "live" electric wires dropping round them from the ceiling. Paint was inches deep on the floor, and soon the rescuers were saturated.

Although part of the base-

ment had collapsed, trapping HAPPIEST

on

several men, and the flames were rapidly approaching, the officers and the boy freed six men, and carried them

doors and planks to waiting ambulances. A few minutes after the last victim had been removed the whole interior of the building collapsed.

Dropped His Darts

I found "Buster" Cain, as he is locally known, in the Ridley-street market at Dalston, where he helps

AS

DAYS

PIONEER

WANTED

-A Miracle Britain's Shipping Losses Are Serious

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, June 3 (UP)—! The Secretary of the 'Navy, Colonel Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy, to-day proposed a Government spon- sored competitive system among prl- When the Nazis marched into vate shipbuilders to produce "mira- to Vienna, Leopold Steiner, Labour cles" in

more ships supplying

United States. leader, was thrown into prison. Britain and

They must "pin

"play

a demonstrative He was set free through the

part in the tragedy that is

their lives efforts of the National Unlon of on or spend the rest of now going Boot and Shoe Operations and and their children's lives trying to that possesses the rest of the cester.

declared. The world situation is

enemy

By Erme Bushimi

OH YEAH ELEMME SHOW

SOMETHIN'!

EXPLAIN

Father Flanagan of Films

Aids Novel Social Experiment

Death Sentence On Man Who Killed Constable

Sentence of death, was passed by the Chief Justler, Bie Athell MacGregor, at the Criminal Bessions this morning on So Shing 23, who was found guilty of the murder of a Shan- tung. Constable, Wang Teh-shing on the northwest slopes of Victoria Peak on March 24.99 Accused was stated to have atabbed Wang during a Polico raid on tree wood thieves. Ha defence was that he was no whore near the scene of the crime at the time, being on a visit to his brother. In Sham- shiupo

Mr J. P. Murphy, Assistant Crown Solicitor, assisted by Inspector R. Whant, prosecuted, and Mr G. She, Instructed by Mr H. A. de B. Botelho was for the defence;

The following.comprised the Jury: Messrs C. F. Pragnell (Foreman), Irving T. Hu, Tsol Keung, Lee Shui- cheung, Chan Kin-kung, F. J. Elarte and Kwok Yu-kan.

Bomber Fund Donations

„A” (gial of ** $2,128,307.55" was "reicbed yesterday by the, War Fund „baugurated by the S., K. Post, Ltd., wih the following donation? Police fecreation Club (rate af

one set lawn. bowls)... st Androw's Club, Brian evening

Mugwan Shrapnel Box. (fifth

donation), "Tam's supporsTM Me T. a, dregory (second danas

ton) Mr. G. Humtroy,"

donation) "Rockdene Liars" (tworth dona

Hinta: Bhoe Co. Ltd In la final address to the Jury, Bupreme Court Borch (fourth Mr Maphy suggested that if the sfr II. C. Watson in memory of.

donation). www.eastmanuel Jury found Accused was in Victoria the late Mr R. B. Brown) Peak at the Ume in question, they Friesland Trading Co. Lid. could have no dimculty in corning to Equine Sports Club (in memory the conclusion that he murdered the "Festina Lente

of, the late Mr J. D. Bickerstatt)

burable The Crown's case was "Sackcloth and Ashex"

Mahjong porn Mr and Mrs J Fraser M.1.C. folghth donation)

nrimarily on

the evidence of R.A.O.B. Club (GLE). (sixth two witnesses, Li Ho and Kwong Y.M.CA. Swimming Gala

donation) Lai-chor. Both of them had been attacked by the defence-Kwong ae being a member of an illegal society and both had been branded as per- Jurers. The Jury had seen these two witnesses and I was for them to judge their reliability.

Medical Evidence

|

Beory of the lato Mr R. D. "31 Kadoorio Avenue" donation)*********

Air Raid Warden's Pay Mr and Miry G. Gerran

donation) ******

(inira

Music Box, Lido, Repulso. Bay

(May) ANATOM

His Dordship drew attention to the "Another Dumb-load" evidence of Professor Robertson who The Ketel Cecil Lid. had stated that it was very probable.Me Eric W. Putney

The Hotel Cecil Staff Club

203.00

$3,70

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that the wound on Deceased could The following monthly donations to the have been caused by the weapon pro- | Bomber Fund were also received yester duced Court and which was found

n the

possession of Accused, Several witnesses,

His

Mix E. E. Chart:

“Airdafuinn“ - Lordship Mr H. V. Thorne continued, had testified to having Mr G. W. K. Crawford seen Accused on the hillside at the

Mr and Mrs B. O'M Decne. time in question, and Dr Alvares had MG, M, Sinclair deposed that the shirt, similar to the Mr. E. A. R. Newton

Mr Duckwo one which Accused was seen wearing, | "0" 'contained small stains of human “An Island Missionary"

M. W. N. Winslade blood.

Mr B. Duncan "II. Q, K.

$300

888888

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN The Hongkong Society for the Protec-

his mother to run her vegetable stall work was found for him in Lei- end off an old," he waller with Town, went to New Jersey recently Tracy and. Mickey Rooney, is a uni-odduced evidence, to show that Ac-donations collected during May, E-

when he is not going round with a barrow on his own account, writes a "Daily Telegraph" reporter,

He was very diffident about his part in the "incident" which won for him the coveted George Medal.

"I was in a club near the paint! shop having a game of darts at the time, see," he began. "When bomb fell I ran out and saw the place

on Arc 1 told a policeman

the

in Leicester.

When war came Steiner was put an internment comp-but only for a few weeks,

in

"I am enjoying some of the happiest days of my life," he fold a reporter during a week- end visit to Lelecater.

state.

Billy and Emmett

are the

two

0.9

to

Father Flanagan, head of Boys Town, with Billy Hunter and Emmet Jones,

Boys Town, the famous Nebraska community for homeless boys, dramatized in the films, “Bɔya Town" and the current "Men" of Boys Town," is about to tac de a social experiment that not

On being arrested. Accused said Mr B. Llokovsky interest.

that he was not there at all and that. Anonymous...... only the film industry but the whole world will watch with

he worked in the Naval Dockyard, Mrs N. Winfield In other words the defence was an Father Flanagan, head of Boys to be released co-starring Spencer alibi, and yet when the prosecution tion of Children announces the following to consider the question of taking que institution. Honour codes under cused had not worked in the Dock kung Football Association (Sunday Herald Hottakong, Jockey Club, $4.000;, Hong-. It is sweetheart rscaped from danger for us, filled with peril for either Billy Hunter or Emmett Jones the control of the boys themselves yard that day, the defence accepted Charity Cup Fund), 1300: His Hon. Bir Vienna too and they were married everything that we hold worthwhile back to his school.

have proved of immense value in this testimony without any challenge. Atholl and Lady MacGregor, 0100: Mr G. and as we are uttering it, it is im-

training for good citizenship. to exaggerate that possible

While Boys

Town is lo

Keng -Tal-guan.. #40: Police Magistrate, been

his brother in Sham- Kowloon (Contribution for Leung Man) ment. We have got to fight around fourteen year-old youngsters whose of the word n is in 'no sense/accused had also stated that he bud Miskin, $100; Mr C. G. Bollis: $50; Mr. 1" but shlupo that morning and had tea in 54 Donations already acknowledged the clock, 24 hours a day, seven days escapade in exchanging gunfire with designed and operated

a ten-shop. Yet, this story was sup- Ja week,

police from a New Jersey woodland

and unique juvenile

for the ported only by his own words, no #37, Tutal, 14.632 Colonel Knox was addressing a hideaway attracted national attention, homeless, it was felt by those interest- other witnesses, having been called conference of shipbuilders and allied The two boys had run away from ed in the case that in

ono ins industries whose spokesman Mr L. their homes in Paterson NJ.

After tance, Father Flanagan might make Korndorff asserted, "Industry ac- arraignment they were ordered com- an exception to the general restric- Veracity Of Witnesses

The Balvation Army His Lordship concluded by saying ir. Jamesburg, N. J.

work out a plan of living that would that there were only two possible Warship Building

Public-spirited citizens of New head off & potential criminal career, conclusions to which the Jury could Jersey and leading educators came, His often expressed feelings are that arrive: (1) Kwong and Li in fact ing a heavenly experience com- WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuter),orward with the suggestion

that any

any fourteen year-old youngster is pared with what I went through at A production "miracle" of warship Father Flanagan be given a chance sufficiently malleable, undegas saw what they had described, dr (2)

not only Kwong and

perjured the hands of the Nazis."

sliding was demanded by Cetonet to try his unusually successful environmental conditions, to develop themselves in

in lying away the life Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy, methods of juvenile correction in the an entirely new outlook on the world of the Accused but they had been Flo-dny.

case. The Flanagan school, drama, and his place in it. There is no aided and abetted in that perjury by Addressing a conference of ship-tized in the motion picture, "Boys such thing as a bad boy," is Father the

who was in charge of the was made in order that the United Town," the new M-G-M picture soon. nark.

raiding

party, were In complete States and the British navles should

agreement as to the point where the continue to command the seas.

murder was committed.

The

deliberated for one hour and 20 minutes before returning their verdict.

that the body which are definitely bene-H.

Of his internment, he said: "That ere probably some people in

there were

the shelter under the factory, and I was a sad day for me, but I did notcepts the challenge and will do the mitted to the State Home for Buys Įtions of the home, and undertake to

were

blame your Government.

Job."

31

"I was treated like a human be-

went in with several policemen to try to find them. There men in the shelter, and we munaged to get them all out.

Some Dead

"Then I said to the police, "There must have been some men werking in the factory. So we went back, again. We found them in the, for of them corner in a heap. Some

were dead, but 'thers' were some still alive, and these we also managed to gel out That's all there was to it."

"And what did you do after-

·wards?" I asked.

"Buster'e" mother sald

that

Rugby Star

Gives Life

For Sailor

to bear him out.

builders, be stressed that his demand ] Town," 'and again in "Men of Boys Flanagan's most frequent quoled re-w for both they and Serm

He continued; There can no longer be any doubt that this war will-be-dictormmed-by-two-things- not one thing-successful combina- tion of sen and air power."

M.P.'s Statement

LONDON, June 3 (Reuter).—The

Miners Trapped In Deep Undersea Coal Workings

Commander Charles F. Hal- "I went back and had a drink," laran, R.N., the former Irish he sald.

Rugby international, has died the on active service in attempting Mr Emmanuel Shinwell, M.P.. told

chipping situation is very serious, LONDON, June 3 (Reuter).Many coal miners are believed boy was the youngest of a family of to rescue a sailor who had the Labour Party conference to-day: Pit, Whitehaven, Cumberland, as the result of an underground to be trapped in remote workings far under the sea at William 13 of whem only four boys survived. fallen into the sea.

"Unleas we can speedily repair our "He was a twin with a girl who In a heavy zea the Commander vessels damaged by enemy action and explosion to-day, dled," she said. "He was only 241b was caught between the boat and & replace those lost by the result of when he was born, and for six ship. His head was crushed.

our own efforts and the help of months we had to keep him wrappedį Commander Hallaren played America, I doubt whether victory is in olive oil and ectton wool."

Rugby 15 times for Ireland between within sight," he said, The boy was 10 in January, two 1021 and 1920, and figured pro- In the ultimate, he added, victory months after the deed which won minently in Royal Navy and Services rests on the Invictability of our sea him his medal, but with his thick-set, sides. sturdy build and height of over 5ft

He retired from the Navy some

he could pass for belog in his early years ago but rejoined on the out- 20's.

French

break of war.

Ex-Leaders

Are Harshly Treated Aftermath in France

VICHY, France, April 25.--The physician attending former French leaders now held at Bourassol Chateau, near Riom, says he has been called to "intervene energetically" against what he called "inhuman treatment" of the fallen statesmen..

power.

President Boats

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH".

WASHINGTON, June 3 (UP)

Rescue workers from all mining areas in Cumberland were rushed to the scene and some men have been brought to the

surface suffering from serious burns.

Rescuers were still striving des- perately to-night to reach the men

till trapped.

William Plt is the oldest undersea

The Maritime Commission expects to complete negotiations within a few days for several American President coat mine in Britain, having been

INGENIOUS JAPANESE

Substitutes Giraffes For Savings

OSAKA, June 4 (Domel)-Decid

In Nairobi, Kenya, Mr Kunitaro Imbeda discovered that it was im-

Line freighters and passenger vessels sunk in 1812. Some of its workingsing recently to return to his home. and is also negotiating with the extend seven miles under the sea. Matson Navigation Company for a "Iew

of its ships. All would · be transferred to the armed services.

Rescues

LONDON, Jue (Reuter)All possible to take his savings with him because wartime restrictions the men alive have now been brought limit to £10 the amount of money It is understood that the actual out of William Pit. The bodies of with which travellers may leave the transfers

would not be made im- nine have been recovered, three country. mediately hut whenever the Army or

others are missing, believed dead, and 13 have been taken to hospital with Navy requires the slips,

details

severe burns. No further obtained.

Ice-Breakern WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuter).

:;

could

be

Discouraged, 'Mr Impeda wrota home for suggestions and among Those who were uninjured made a many replica was attracted by une With that he should bring back giraffes hazomlous way to safely. scorves over their mouth, some with him.

staggering through the foul scene, Bill has been passed by the coped along past the explosion House of Representatives authorising air into the arms of rescuers, the construction of two ice-breakers | Other's scrambled up the return air Imaeda aboard also but a little dis

for service in Greenland waters

Co-Operation

The charge was made by Dr Houlet (soners spend most of their time Ja the Paris newspaper "Le Matin," in reading and writing. They are not telling of the ilving conditions of permitted to have radion. There is former premiers Edouard Daindler: no set time for getting up and going WASHINGTON, June "3" (UP),

SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH

and Leon Blum, General Gamelin; to bed, but their doors are locked Commissioner John Dempsey of the

and Guy La Chambre, former air of cach door.

The animals are now aboard ther OS.K. Iner Hawall Maru, with Mr

heartened because of lifa slim wallet. shaft.

The scene of the explosion is two Nevertheless, he anticipates a hear-

the sea.

and three quarter miles out under ty welcome for his handsome benets,

The General, Mauriges of the? pit

formen. Alled commander-in-chier, each night and a guard sleeps in front Maritime Commission charged before said: "The explosion was caused

minister.

the Senate Committee which is in heating in the old disused workings, The former statesmen hardly ever vestigating national defence that the The spot was sealed off two and a Authorised elreles hore sair that, see one another. They are allowed refusal

co-operate in the Pres and the explosion CRMO

from the up to now, the Paris newspapers had an hour's exercise in the court of the panics to co-op shipping com- half years ago when gas was detected pool area. The reasons are now being

of Investigated."

in ense, and apparently Had been separately..." ordered to change their tone for some

defent, the ob

been plcturing the prisoners as living | chateau' cach day, but must take itdent's·2,000,000 fon

Food Sent, In

had

would

Ho Their food is sect over from the

that the Hotel Des Voyageurs in Riom and is driv

driven so

commercial shipping exactly the same as that served to from the seas that on many routes hotel clients except that the pro- the American companies, are “ the rotor occasionally goes, fishing and only ones, operating in private.com- merce. Rates had been boosted, Provides trout in

Lalko: everybody

declared. give up food

Audacious Theft In Japan Unsolved

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" NIKKO, June 4 (Domel)-Finger- prints believed to give a clue to the

Canton Insurance culprits who en June 1, broke inte

Office Ltd.

Dividend Recommended

the Teshogu Mausoleum's museum and made off with national treasures. proved to be the imprints of an in- nocent Teshogu Benze

report, as a result of which there are required iso falfume or high::nai 500 per cent i halleme Goniemi Agents and Consulting | - Police expressed the opinion

Heatless Quarters The first to call me in for consul tatler was Gen. Gamein," Dr Roulet wrote, "Like the others, he hadn't the slightest heat. I treated him and made 20 tons of coal, were placed, at the tickets in exchange for what they eat. disposal of the prisoners, and their They are not restricted as to the fable more number of visits they may grecolve Vichy circles explained the abstice from their families or as to small,

on Joan,

guards,

of fuel resulted from n-inowatorm which LOVE ANY OT

that tied up tration/ders

1. On lion 2 occasion, the physician and his

“had to makeS VISIT:

ots-Kad Vleits-him ones a weal

the walles along back

Jalatation toither

him

Boxer Fund

Commitleg of the Centon Inmance that the job was evidently the work Once, Ltd, will," at the meeting of of an ex-convict, with an antlour Shareholders on Wednesday June 25-dealer or collector, in the background. recommend the payment; of n-Final

Dividend of $7 per share, in respect Taking cognizancs, of attempts:tc: SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH of Working Account for 1989, and the rob national treasures on an average transfer of the balance of $705,808.73 twice agent, since the sensational dia CHUNGKING, June 1 (UK) Mr.

to Underwriting, Skapense Account; appearance of the scale on the WHiLock has been appointed by they will further recommend that in fro

thas root von the Executive Yuan to be a member Interim Dividend of $5 per shery, be

sho of the Brillih. Höser Indemnity Hourd

?ther of Trustees; Toplacing: VAIRAVAVIES BARMAGGANAHALA

Uskinson who ha

through the South China Morning Post,

will bo gladly

McKellar, C... c/o Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., P. & D. Bulidingi

SALVATION ARMY · ratefully acknowledge receipt following donations, which have bezn credited to the conunt appeal for 180. John Manners & Co Ltd, 11303 Mr

Previously acknowledged, $7.2d, Monste

Tavadia, 10: Me Vincent Sorby,

spted by the flen, meandrea Me A

Headquarters of the

the Stalf, Meers Dodwell & Co. to: the taff, Merses Gibb, Livingston & Co. #61: Wesses a Shoe Co. Liu, 150; Air B. T Williamson. 500; Mr E. W. Pudney, $10. Total to dalo, 38,954.

B. W. O. . The following are subscriptions received Lo date for credit of the British War Organisation Fund, Hongkong Branch:

Previously acknowledged $100 and

$704,000,50,

A. Whiitaker (monthly, #5: Anonymous, 30; A. C. Wilcox (May), Kz; 9. v. P.-. Perry (monthly), $25; Edgar Davidson, 20:3n-memory of L.A.C. 90137 30 Finnte (monthly), $50; the Prison Star

May), $190.39; the Portuguese Staff of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp, $50; WFC: (May). 010 W. Knight (monthly), $10: 0. E. Bertin not yet (monthly), $500; B. Herschend (monthly),

Asked if he had anything to say, Accused sold: I must got the Inspec- tor and the Crown witnesses to face me once more In order for me to

have challenge them. I cross-examined any of the witnesses #10; C. Austin (mostly), $10; Wa Hewit personally,

monthly), $101. DENEN JAHR enétrio“ (nionthly), E. D. Lawrence month- Deliberate And Brutal [y), $25; Paper Company Van Reekum IIts Lordship: You have been (Hongkong) Ltd, #5, Tolal $700,140,19, found guilty on the very clearest tollowing donation to the British War The S. C. M. Post his received, the evidence of the quite "deliberate and [Organisation Fund: brutal murder of a' member of the Police

and Force

for that offence the law provides only one punishment.

His Lordship then passed sentence of death, after which he thanked the Jury and exempled them from fur- ther service for the whole of the coming year.

Royal Hongkong Golf Club; Proceeds Competition for. "Royal Beats Trophy**; 1280.

Scheduled to arrive in the Colony time today, the Philippine Clipper has been delayed,

For health and

strength

(UB)

U.B.STOUT

W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (China)

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