1941-07-29 — Page 7

NANCY

YEP... THEY SAY THAT

PIRATES ONCE

BURIED

TREASURE

AROUND

HERE!

IT'O

BE FUN

TO DIG

FOR

IT!

MAYBE WE COULD START A PIRATE CLUB

TO HELP US DIG!

Tuesday,

HEY!--- WANNA PLAY PIRATES AND DIG, FOR TREASURE ?

NOPE!

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NEVER MIND SLUGGO!-

OH MISTER!

July 29, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY PIRATES?

TÍ KAS VIA PLURIMAN NEMA Vodive

UNLIMITED EMERGENCY-This wire picture from Washington shows historic scono as President Roosevelt, left, announces in radio address he has declared "an unlimited national emergency exists." At right is audience of Ambassadors, Ministers and othor distinguished guests from American ropublics and Canada. Scone is East Room of White House.

G.B.S. On Hitler First "Luftwaffe" Separation Where To Find A

And New War

"Either Hitler is a

greater foul than took him for, or he has gone completely mad," declured the fam-

people seein-

Suit Comes Before Courts

MRS F. HUGH TREHERNE-THOMAS, evacuated ous Irish playwright, George Bernard to Canada with her two children from their home near Shaw, recently. "Why ed to think that Hitler would beat Swansea last summer, provided the New York Supreme Russia I cannot imagine. The news Court with its first "Luftwaffe separation case," says the of the war between Russia and

Cer- many is beyond anything we could "Daily Express." have

hoped "Yesterday

fuced

for.

They alleged that, when the hus- She has rejected the plea of her Britain and America husband to return to Britain and is band consented to his wife and child. a treinendous job in smash-suing for a separation.

ren going abroad, the agreement was ing Iler with Russia looking on Mr Treherne-Thomas is a manager that she should return as soon as the and smiling To-day we have not-at the Swansea worlts of Richard children had been placed, and that ing to do but sit and smile while MThomas and Co., the steel and tin- the agreement was for them to live Stalin smashes Germany. Now you plate makers. He lives at Killay, alin Canedo, not the United States. will see what will happen. Ger- Gower Peninsula village near Swan- many hasn't a dog's chance."

Ilis wife was

formerly Miss Margaret Wherry, of New York.

Mrs. Treherne Thomas told the York. court that her husband had demand- ed she and the two children. Rhoda, aged thirteen, and David Hugh, aged preferred to keep them safe from bombing.

Bomber

Flown

sca.

Home By Observer seven, should return home, but sho

The wife's place, they said, was by the side of her husband, not in New

One of Mr

Treherne Thomas's

letters was rend in court. It said:

"Home 1 bome no longer, and ever will be until you return, and Succan live lappily, together like forty-six militon other people, more Since last December, she said, especially with all the favours of her husband hail writen se in- wealth and lack that have been sistently accusing her of violation showered on us in providing a beau of duty that his letters constituted tfal home and all the chances of a "cruel, Inhuman treatment,"

happy family life." Husband's Letter

Man: Official

The U.S. Census Bureau has issued in search of adventure, travel, and- n pamphlet "of interest to single girls

husbands," says a Washington re- port.

The pamphlet advises lonely American girls that:

There are only 5.885 white women in the Panama Canal Zone-and there are 27,000 white men."

In Hawaii there are 39,000 white women and 64,000 white men.

Alaska has 13,500 white women, 25,500 white men.

Guan, U.S. Pacific island out- post, has 204 while women, 380 white men:

Queen's Visit To Eagle Club

The Queen recently visited the American Eagle Club in London and talked with Americans serving.in. the Canadian Forces.

In an attack or the submarine base at Den Helder, a pilot was severely wounded:-His observer, although-al-: so wounded, took over the controls

with a saltor who said he had been She was amused when she chatted while the aircraft was flying at 50 feet. When he had the aircraft flying In formation, almost home, he sent

serving in a destroyer for several out a request for an ambulance to be

months. ready. He propped the pilot in his

"It is very hard work," said the Mr Treherne-Thomas's lawyers should be dismissed because it was Queen. The sallor replied: scat. Gulded by the observer, the usking for dismissal of, the suit, argu- outside the Jurisdiction of the New when you get used to it. I thorougly "Not pilot then brought the aircraft safely ed that letters could not constitute York courts, Judge Isadore Was- enjoy it now, and I think I can make

'servogel reserved his decision,

a nice line In 'plum' duffs." "

down.

cruelty.

On the defence plea that the sult

SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS

COME EASILY AGAIN

"YOU KNOW, A LOT OF OUR

FRIENDS ARE DEGINNING ro CRITICISE YOU FOR

NOT CARRYING CUT

YOUR SOCIAL - OBLIGATIONS. JAM INCLINED TO AGREE, ESPECIALLY AS HOSPITALITY SHOULD BE RETURNED,JF. NOTHING EISE."

"THAT'S ALL VERY WELL, BUT I FEEL SO TIRED THESE DAYS AFTER WORK THAT I SIMPLY CAN'T COPE WITH ENTERTAINING.

"THANKS FOR THE LIFT OLD MAN, ON! BY THE WAY I SUGGEST YOU SEE A DOCTOR ABOUT FEELING

SO TIRED AND RUNDOWN.

RIGHT

I WILL "

U-Boat Ace No. 1, Missing

Kapitan-leutnant Gunther Prien, Geraany's No. 1 U-boat ace, the man who sank the Royal Oak in Scapa Flow and the iner Arundora Star, is misging.

Reports from

Berlin recently

stated that the Geman Admiralty Is expressing "anxiety" about the fate

of Prien. Nothing

him since April 13.

Germany makes

NOIND

BREWERY

友

LIMITED

UB SHANGHAI

BEER

Light and Dark

BREWERY

OBTAINABLE A ALLUB LEADING COMPRADORES

SHANGHA

has been heard of W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (China) LTD.

great publicity

play with the names of her U-boat

aces for two reasons:-

1. The nchieved by a small "circus" of first of sinkings are majority

Gueb-

class U-boat

have

bels needs anders; 2.

heroes to thrill Nazi youths and induce them to volunteer for the submarine service.

Three U-boat commanders been named in this war as holdera of the Oak Leaves and the Knight's Insignia to the Iron Crasses: Prien. Otto Kretschmer is a prisoner in our hands. Schepke is dead.

Girl's Smile Hides Grief

CAROLE KENYON, 18, sings and dances at a West End night club entertaining lonely people of war- time London,

Few of her audience know that the beautiful smiling girl is lonelier than any of them.

Her mother was killed by a bomb in a recent raid.

Her father in dead. Her brother is a prisoner of war In Germany. Carole went home from the Cabaret Club, Benk-street, London, W. early one morning to find her mother dead and her home wrecked. But the same night she was at the club again.

Heartbroken, she told the manager: "I must try to carry on,"

Curole's brother in Germany bas been told that his mother has died of heart failure.

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"I am all alone now," Carole suld. "But I feel the show must go on.

"My brother is all I have, and be In n prison camp. Ils wife has had a baby which he has not yet I am waiting for the day when seca. he comes home."

"A friend said: "Carole is bringing happiness to people despite her great

sorrow.

"She is a wonderful example to

15. all."

Mr Hiton, 71 Gets Decree

MR ALLEN HILTON, at the age of 71, is free to marry again. Recently in the Divorce Court Mr Jusilce Hodson granted him a decrec nisi.

And, because Mr Hilton wishes to marry again, the judge said he thought it a proper case for expedi tion of the decree absolute.

Usually a person granted a decree nisi has to wall six months for the deerce absolute.

Mr Hilton, who lives in Back Wallington-street, Lindley, Hudders Geld, married in 1891 and had three children.

His case was that hla wife neglect- ed the home, visited pubile houses with men, and deserted him 39 years

ago.

HEIL HAWKINS I

"Heil Hawkins ! Well met. How niceto see your honest countenance once more,"

"Welcome home, Mr. Gerald, May I venture to observe that you appear remarkably bronzed and fit ?" "And to what, Mr. Gerald; do we owe this modicum of unexpected leave 7" "To the fact, Hawkins, that I have been promoted. I have my stripe. The man who stands before you is a real live Acting Lance-Corporal (unpaid),"

"I congratulate you warmly, Mr. Gerald. Doubtless you purpose to celebrate the occasion in the appro priate manner.”

"I do, Hawkins, and in a big way. Turn out the cellar while I go to the phone and beat up a few of the lads. Let there be enough festivity to float a battleship.”

"

Very good, Mr. Gerald." -

"And Hawkins, see that there's plenty of Rose's Lime Juice. Can't risk hangovers in wartime, you know.

Rose's for Gimlets, and to wind up the evening. Atten- tion to detail, Hawkins — that's what makes the good soldier.” "So I discovered, Mr. Gerald, when they made me Quartermaster- Sergeant in the latter half of 1917

There's nothing ersatz about Rosa's Lima fuíca, Ask for Rosa's and enjoy the pure Juice of the imp

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AND SO

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SIX WEEKS LATER

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