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Tuesday,

BOY-- THIS

IS

SOME

HOT

SPELL!

NANCY

IT'S AWFUL--- LET'S GO OVER TO

D' PARK!

THIS HEAT MAKES ME

FEEL GOOFY IN THE HEAD!

ME TOO!

Wester

British

On Release

Leaders

of

Differ

News

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH®TM

July 8, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

MEOWR

U.B.BEER

HELP

ON

DRAUGHT

UNION

LIMITED

(In view of the debate in the House of Commons last week and Sir John Anderson's announcement on the British Government's new; and 'publicity policy, that following despatch from London by a correspondent of the "Sydney Morning Herald" should prove of interest.) THE long-standing differences between the Ministry of Information and various Government departments regarding the release of news is coming rapidly to a head, and a Cabinet Committee is at present discussing the problem.

As a result of the conflict of interests and ambitions, it is reported that the Prime Minister, Mr Churchill, has been called upon for a "solemn judgment."

According to some reports, Sir

Mr | Demíniors Press, all restrictions the Director-General of the Radelite are expected to resten un-against transmissions of such news

Walter

Monckton

And

immediately, The basic

mere

American View

Ministry, Sir Walter Monckton, ded

lem far-reaching reforms are con-be automaticaly, withdrawn.” and the Deputy Director, Mr trouble is timt the Ministry is not on Cyril Radcliffe, are contemplat-information ministry, but a ing handing their resignations channel putting out such information as the services and other departments to Mr Churchill,

release.

Dominion and American newspaper; representatives in London have for long time realized that the Ministry is a mere travesty of what an Ins formation Ministry should be. It costy the country £3.001,000 a year, In addition to £2,304,000 for censor- ship, which is nominally under, the Ministry. The staff totals 1,700 in Berlin and G09 abroad.

From this mountain a very sinult mouse emerges.

The Ministry blames the Ser- vice departments, which are stil blissfully unaware that pro- paganda is as important a wea pon in modern warfare as the dive-bomber.

"Mr Duff Cooper's position is not meetain, but it is possible that he may he involved," says the paper. "It is believed that more than once he hus expressed

dissatisfaction at the

Ministry's position."

Meanwhile, Mr Arthur Krock, Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" deplores the Iack of co-ordination between Whitthall and Washington la the handing of Betish publicity with which is hoped to stimulate the American war effort. He says the British and American Governments are unable to decide whether American ald can best be secured by optimism or by pesslinism

reporting the war.

He instances the fact that officials permitted the circulation of two con- versions of Mr J. G. Winant,

Demand For Truth The National Union of Journalists and the National Counell for Civil Liberties organized a conference of early 800 delegates which passed aleting ver resolution demanding the free circu- lation of news.

"Truth fortiles father than shocks the British people," the resolution sald.

"The suppression and distortion of Apart from conducting the Governews cannot fail to cause uneasiness ment's advertising campaign, a job throughout the country." which it 1:

the Ambassador to Britain's week- end conversation with Senators..

Summing up the confusion, Mr Krock says that ore Senator describ-

INSPECTS AIR BASE—Amazomont and gratification at prog- ross of work at Navy's Jacksonville air training station was expressed by President Roosevelt on inspection tour, Ho's shown at air station with aide, Major Gonoral Watson.

Technical Schools Expansion

Scheme In Australia

r

Australia will embark immediately on a scheme to raise

ed Me Winant's conversation as "not the output of skilled tradesmen for the munitions industry and

a gloomy picture at all while Sir Gerald Campbell, Director-General

of British Information Services, said,

It was:

fighting services to 40,000 a year.

ing the production af excellent short ment to facilitate the release of newa situ description of a very serious sent turned out under the Common-1 with the States shortly lo prrango de-

doing really well, includ- The resolution urged the Cavern-

empowering

the

This is double the number at pre- available. A conference will be held

wealth technical training scheme, įtalls,” the repeal of

of the entergency "The net effect of all this," says shyn a Melbourne message to the The State authorities will be films, The Ministry's main occupation

sup-Mr Krock, is to strengthen Congres- "Sydney Sun." Is the issue of hand-outs" of the de-gulations

asked to state their requirements and sional and public opposition to The scheme proposes building he-reach agreement with the Common- partment's drab offlela) announce-pression of newspapers,

Mr C... Bunlock, secretary of the stronger military measures to aid tween 50 and 60 unit extensions to wealth on questions of pulley.” ments, Ministerial speeches, and guft paragraphs describing Departmental NJ, said that one of the major Britain and also is bound to have existing technical schools at a cost of At present, although many techni

complaints was that not enough news diminishing effect on some aspects about £5,000 each," the Minister incat schools had been enlarged activities in the most favourable

was given; what was given was un-of the defence programme, while it Charge of Technical Training (Sena-trainees were necessarily forced to light.

will dwindle tecessarily delayed. There was great | Wil

the impression of tor Leckle) declared.

work in overcrowded conditions, No Real War News

uneasiness in the public mind about urgency which Mr Cordell Hull, Col "An early start will be inade on Senator Leckie concluded. Knox and Mr Stimson conveyed in the first eight," he added. Any real war news which the

recent speeches. The British Emy- Senator Leckle Minister thinks that the public does not know is cut out hy Service The Counell of the Empire Pressy seems to be upset by the mix-need for stiffed tradesmen to lin advisers, and the Minister of in- Union passed a resolution protesting

formation, Me Alfred Duff Cooper,

Crete.

B.B.C. News Release

up."

emplissed the

emphatically against the broadcast-American Worker Prays of the fighting forces supplied with

release and censorship restrictions, fr

bas no power to override the

by the D.B.C., to the Empire of advisers, 1710 Services argue that it news which, because of the time of would not be wise to tell the enemy more than the barest minimum about our war effort, and nothing likely to help bls plans.

For England

regulations propis enforce in America was delivered at a Britis

Dolomitic Deposit

Utilized by Canada For Steel Furnace

plentent Australia's vast munitions programine and keep technical units

qualifed persons at the beginning of the war. withheld from the Dominion Press. When a machine tool manufactured Government Will Pay

OTTAWA, May 23-An obscure The Council asked for the

"The

once Federal Government will Canadian mineral deposiL *** (1), ment of

forms firm recently a book of operat-bear the cost of the scheme," he practically ignored, has become an That identical times of release and Instructions was sent with it. sald.

important element in the sinews of "Each of

the Empire's war censorship restrictions apply to the The employee who opened the book

400 ̄trulices. They jetor..

"National Research Council natural That the time involved in Press flyleaf: "If ever a man has prayed will be fight, airy buildings of a mo- transmission to the Dominions be to God for Great Britain to win the dern factory type.

scientists told of use of deposit of considered in connection with such war. I have. God save the King." "Instruction will be given under magnesitle dolomite

Grenville Underneath was written the name most favourable conditions, were identical time of release. (3) That

hip. Argenteuil County, in future cases where unfair advant- and address of the American worker! "The extended scheme will be put

it is Quebec. and how age dcerues to the BBC. through who sent this message to his British into operation as soon as machine yielding material essential for the The "News Chronicle” says that broadcasting news withheld from the colleagues,

tools lind other equipment become operation of steel furnaces producing

The public fully appreciates this viewpoint, and patiently awaits the

fssue of delicate news such as the B.B.C, and the oversea Empire Press. saw these words pencilled" on the will accomm Proposed new 'unita' steel welded for

sinking of the Bismarck and the evacuation of Crete. But the public does not understand why, it was kept

which regiments

Linward

fighting in the Middle East and why "acc" pilots are not numed.

AT THE DOCTOR'S

TT HAVE NO ENERGY AND

EVEN WAKE TIRED

NOWADAYS.

"YOUR TROUBLE IS NIGHT STARVATION. YOU ARE NOT REPLACING DURING SLEEP THE ENERGY USED UP DURING THE DAY. NORLICKS REBUILDS STRENGTH AND ENERGY AS MANY SUFFERERS FROM SICKNESS AND FEVER HAVE PROVED. YOU SHOULD START TAKING HORLICKS NOW. IT WILL REPLACE ENERGY WHILE YOU SLEEP AND YOU WILL SOON FEEL FIT AGAIN

IN SICKNESS AND CONVALESCENCE OR WHEN YOU FEEL TIRED OR LISTLESS

take

HOCKEY PLAYER

FINDS LOST. FORM

AND SO HORLICKS AVERY NICHT

HORLICKS

"roo BAD WE LOST TODAY, WE

SHOULD HAVE BEATEN THEM EASILY. I AM AFRAID WE'RE DEPENDING TOO MUCH ON BILL'S PAST PERFORMANCE IN THE FORWARD LINE HE SEEMS TO HAVE CONE RIGHT OFF LATELY,

YES I CAN'TY UNDERSTAND #TI PASSED CHIM TWO 'SITTERS' TODAY, HE FUMBLED BOTH

(THINKS) THANK

·GOODNESS EYE AFCAINED MY LOST FORM, THANKS 10. HORLICKS

IT GUARDS AGAINST NIGHT STARVATION, YOU WILL SLEEP BOUNDLY, WAKE REFRESHED. AND REBUILD YOUR ENERGY,

"{THINKS) 1 AM AFRAID JACK AND GEORGE ARE RIGHT. MY GAME HAS COME TO PIECES LATELY, IT'S LUCKY 1 OVERHEARD THEM IN THE SHOWERS THIS AFTERNOON CANT UNDERSTAND IT. USED TO BE GOOD FOR A COUPLE A OF GOALS IN FIRSTCLASS HOCKEY, MUST SEE A

DOCTOR.

TWO MONTHS LATER

"WELL PLAYED"

“GOOD SHOT

**HORLICKS CHANGES LIST.

LESSNESS INTO ENERGY BECAUSE IT IS 100% NOURISHMENT

Do not forget also that during ticke

ness your body needs nourishment teen thigh armel fred connet He

twerted. During sicknote 21-yell halp maintain go strength, and at com valescenze hdSTER

recovery, rebuild post wasted tissue 1,

gire you move sirength

und

NORU

neur

of war, It makes the weapons possible the long-lasting. heat- resistant furnace linings to withstand temperatures up to 3,000 degrees Falirenheit.

Discovered in the 1909, the Cano- dian deposit was used in the World War as a substitute for material then believed to be of better quality `pro- eured from Australia,

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bad health," he added.

and bad

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"In 1914 Britain brewed 36,000,000 barrels of beer. In the first six months of 1941, production was only 8,700,000 barrels."

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