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HOT

DAY

NANCY

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 2, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

NANCY

IT DOESN'T BOTHER ME -- MY- AUNT. FRITZI BOUGHT ME AN' ELECTRIC FAN?

WHY 'NOT BRING THE

GANG HERE TO

COOL

OFF

HEY GANG !-- NANCY INVITED US ALL OVER

TO HER HOUSE TO

COOL OFF!

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A happy study entered in Section 2 of the Eleventh Annual Photographic Competition

conducted by The Hongkong Telegraph.

VOLUNTEER REGAINS

COST ENERGY

"EVEN IF YOU

DON'T FEEL LIKE GOING DITI DO THINK YOU MIGHT AT LEAST BE SOCIABLE JOHN,"

"AT THE DOCTOR'S

WHY

EVEN IF T

GO TO BED AT 9.1

STILL WAKE TIRED".

"YOUR TROUBLE IS

NIGHT STARVATION.

YOU ARE NOT

REPLACING DURING

STEEP THE ENERGY

USED UP DURING THE DAY, HORLICKS REBUILDS STRENGTH AND ENERGYAS MUNY SUFFERERS FROM SKCKNESS AND FEVER HAVE PROVED, YOU SHOULD START TAKING HORIKKE NOW, IT WILL REMALE ENERGY WHILE YOU SLEEP AND YOU WILL SOON FEEL

FIT AGAIN"

IN SICKNESS AND CONVALESCENCE OR WHEN YOU FEEL

TIRED OF LISTLESS

祥

"IT'S ALL VERY WELL JEAN, BUT WHAT WITH

WORK ALL DAY AND

THESE EVENING PARADES.

I FEEL DONE IN BY

THE TIME I GET HOME,

AND SO

HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT

take

TWO MONTHS LATER

WELL DEAR, HOW ABOUT THE PICTURES AND A DANCE AFTERWARDS. LETS RACE TO SEE WHO MAKES THE COCKTAIL AFTER WE HAVE CHANGED,

HORLICKS

ELECTRIC FAN

Growing Strength Of Middle East Forces

LONDON, Sept. 1 (Reuter).-"The steadily growing strength of the Middle East is now further augmented by the arrival in the western desert theatre of war of the South African Force, and it was forcibly brought home to the enemy during August when some of the heavlest bombing raids yet carried out in the Middle Enst were made," says R.A.F. head. quarters in the Middle East,quoted by the Air Ministry News Service today.

"Principal targets were thei

north African ports of Tripoli

Benghazi, Derna and Bardia as

well as many landing grounds

and other military objectives in enemy territory. Our aircraft also ranged further afield and concentrated attacks were de- livered against the Corinth Canal and aerodromes in Crete. and Greece itself."

Day Raids

It is stated that in addition to night raids, daylight sweeps by Blenheim and Marylands are becoming more and more frequent while Tomahawks have taken a heavy toll of enemy motor transport personnel and land convoys in ground-strafing atlucks. Two of the heaviest, ralds of the month were made against the Corinth Conal and considerable landslides were cause on the banks of the Canal, sufficient to prevent the passage of enemy ships for long time.

Jews Not To

Leave Reich

Services Needed Owing To Labour Shortage

SPECIAL TO THE "YELEGRAPH" BERLIN, Sept. 1 (UP)-It is learned from usually reliable sources that the Jewish community has received notification from the German authorities that the emigra- tion of all Jews between the ages of 18 and 45 from Germany will hence- forth be prohibited.

A few nights later over 20 tons of bonus were dropped on Tripoll lur- bour where great damage was done to h

shipping. Nearly 30 tons of banhs were dropped on nerodromes in Greece on the night

enemy

occupied of August 28-29. When the British aircraft were 200 miles away crews could still see the glow of great fires,

"I HAVE BEEN WORRYING A LOT ABOUT YOU DARLING, ESPECIALLY AFTER WHAT YOU SAID LAST RIGHT, YOU ALWAYS SEEM SO TIRED THESE DAYS, EVEN FIRST THING IN THE MORNING, PLEASE DO SEE THE

DOCTOR TO-DAY,

"HERE'S

TO GAY

OID DAYS,

IT QUANDE AGAINST NIGHT STARVATION, YOU WILL SLEEP SOUNDLY, WAKE "REFRESHED, AND NEBUILD YOUR ENERGY,

Duce To See

More Stars

The measure necting Jewish men has been enforced for about three weeks and As How extended to women.

Labour Shortage

Authorised German quarters claim- ed that they had no knowledge of the new order but added that if it were true it was probably due to the present labour shortage.

re-

Jewish emigration has been re- duced to a mere trickle since the portation dificulties and beghming of the war owing to trans-

the fuctance on the part of most cou to take Jewish emigrants. A small countries number of Jews had, however, con- tinued to emigrate vin Lisbon to the United States and South America, or across the Soviet Union to Shangliol until the beginning of the Russo- German conilict.

LONDON, Sept. 1 (Reuter).- "Hitler has presented Mussolini with a great astronomical obspr- vatory which is being built near Rome and is to be completed this f year. It will be provided with the best precision instruments,

This announcement was made by the German Radio this afternoon,

ZURICH, Sept. 1 (Router)-New groups of German police have arrived in Rome to take a course in Colonial Police work at Tivoli, it was officially announced in Rome to day.

(THINKS)

HORLICKS,

THANKS TO

China Deserves International Pennant

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would be over bifore you could say Messerschmitt,"

WAR OF NERVES "There goes the warbling note, Sir. Will you wear the grey pin- stripe or the brown tweed?" "What--whe—?” "The warbling note, Sir. Igather, Sir, that there is hostile aircraft in the vicinity."

"Tell it to go away. Tell it I'm buy with a Blitzhangoverkrieg." "Very good, "Sir. I take it you are feeling the effects of-er-the little celebration last night?" "Hawkins. I the R.A.P. could only drop hangovers like mine behind the enemy lines the war

"No doubi, Sir. But on the other hand, the enemy would probably discover Rose's Linte Juice, Sir. Ahiem- as I have mentioned before, Sir-the restoration of the metabolic balance by Rose's Lime Juice -"

"Don't stand there mumbling, man -get some Rose's at once. Oh! there goes that awful din again.” "That, Sir, is the sustained note or All Clear. There is a bottle of Rose's at your elbow, Sir."

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"

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the last out.

Powlaweld Stars.

This American Naval win puts the in a spot just a game behind the local All-Stars in the three out of ive Charity Series.

BALL fans were given a real

"two games all in one" thrill when the lamblasting Mo- hawks smothered C: I. Wong's) South China nine 18-6.

That old gab-gabing game, soine- times known as the long steam prologue" shunted the apple-mul- during pastime to the background in sensational style.

The "my bench-no it's my bench" angle ended in a triple tie despite

the terrific odds of one lone player against the entire

grandstand, Which brings us to the vital ques- tion "Has the league dolons any particular data on the bench make

at each game?"

The marauding Redskins touched three Chinese tassers for sixteen hits Including two doubles. It was the first big effort by the Five Nation Tribe since their sensational win over the champions on that memorial

a few weeks back.

dawaggoner's

tomahawi wielders moidered dat apple with a bang to chalk up seven red-lettered tallies in the

opening two frames on nine bin- gles. driving Paul Lau from mound.

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the plate, and In handling those spley rab-phrases thrown on all sides from the bleachers. Redskin Doo Molthen grensed through with his first mound victory of the

years

holding the Caroline Hillers, to six measly hits in alx in- ings. Tiring in the terrifle heat, the bonesetter made way for relief

hurler Ernie Hearther, whose fast breakers still have plenty of that old time pepper.

Armistice Commission In Indo-China SAIGON, Sept. 1 (Reuter), The report that a German Consulate was opened hero on August 25 has

merd incorrect,.."

Although all Saigon newspapers: formally announced the opening It is now understood that the office; opened by a German Consular ometal named Neuman, who arrived horo recently, actually is his own mee Ina representative in Indo-China of The Wistbaden Armistice Commis- sion.

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