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2 THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940 Refugee Advertisement Questions to Ministers WAR OFFICE Many Wounded in CASUALTY LIST the Roval Artillery AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN Mr. Mander on "Attempts to Appease an Aggressor" Mr. Mander: Are these attempts to appease an aggressor at all likely to be more successful than those others made at Munich and elsewhere? (Cries Shame and Is the Government going to refuse passage along the Burma-Yunnan road to American goods Mr Butler said he deprecated tht making of such irresponsible statements" and appealed to the House await the full statement on the position. Mr. Roberts said he would raise the matter on the adjournment.

Several members rose tospeak, and there was a momentary uproar a a number spoke simultaneously. Sir W. Davison (C. Kensington) s.i.a that questions ought to be submitted i responsible committee of the House avoid the putting of irresponsible questions capable doing mealcuiab haMr." Shinwell (Lab. Seaham) Will TO-DAY'S B.B.C.

PROGRAMMES Stravinsky's 'Firebird' To-night at 10 50 the C. Orchestra, conducted by Clarence Raybould, will play Stravinsky's suite The based on a Russian legend and reorchestrated by the composer. The War Commentary at 9 20 will be given by the Adjutant General to the Forces. SOME SEE VI CI 1013fccg, (296 2 Uetrec); 767ket. fS9I.l Metrt.

668kca- (449 Utttmi. no. 0 45: Newi In Norwetluu 7 0 Time; News. 7 IS iwm. Orftmovhosie.

7 30 Zxerclaeft for Yoonier Womca and Older Men. 7 50 Or mop hone Interlude. 7 53 Lift Up Your Bexrti Time: New. 15 anrox. Talk: Tht Kitchen met.

ft 20 Gramophone. 40 Tonl's North Pier Orchestra. 9 10 New Commentary for School Children. 9 15 BBC. Theatre Or ran.

45 Violin and Piano Sonataa. 10 15 Time. Service. 10 30 BBC. Saloo OTcbeatra.

11 0 For School Children Natura Stud-. 11 20 Or mop heme. 11 40. Spanuh Mualc: Mexzo-ftoprano and Piano. 12 IS: BBC.

Theatr Orehtrm. 1 Time; New 1 15 Uwlihtm Hippodrome Orchestra. 1 S5 Talk Calllnf all Women Vernon Birtlett. 2 0 Manchester City Pollea Basd. 2 40 Kor Hthool Children.

British Hlitoiy. 3 0 Eddla Carroll's Danes Orchestra. 3 30 Torquay Municipal Orchestra. 4 15: "Talklr.r It Over" 4 30 Variety Coacb." 5 Jfews and News Talk In Welsh. A reply to a question in the House Commons yesterday on the position the Far East, with particular reference to the Burma Road, caused stir among members, and there was angry voLTey of cross-questions quelled only when the Speaker intervened.

Mr. R. A. Butler (C Under Foreign Secretary) said reply to Mr. Wilfrid Roberts (L.

Cumberland) and Mr. Mander (L. Wolverhampton) that the Government had recently received certain requests from the Japanese Government concerning the passage of supplies China. The Government had been considering these requests and had made substantial progress towards an agreement with the Japanese Government. News of the conclusion of the agreement was expected at any time.

Pending a full statement he would prefer not to be pressed for repLes to the specific points raised. (Hear, hear.) In reply to a further question whether the American Government, in view of the statement made by Mr Cordeil on Tuesday, had expressed its approval or disapproval of the arrangements, Mr. Butier said that he must leave the interpretation of American statements to the American authorities. BRITISH STATEMENT TO-DAY Lord Halifax in the Lords made a statement on the negotiations with the Japanese Government in similar terms to that made in the House of Commons, and added that he had no further official information about the conclusion of the agreement because of the fall of the Japmesi. Government.

Accordingly he was unaole to make a full statement at present, but hoped to do so to-morrow. Lord Cecil said the negotiations had caused anxietv among considerable sections of the general pum We were doing nothing in the least un-neutral in allowing the Burma Road to be used for traffic from private sources. It was the ordinary use of any road He was greatly reluctant that this country should impose any obstacle on the use of that road in the normal way. The position wac very difficult, and he was GUERNSEY NOTES Channel Islanders' Problems Situations Wanted Austrian Refuse. 32.

bop. pte. nan cxp ska. Post; inyalld 268. Me OaanL" Hotel and Club Servants BUTUCR Wanted for Club In Cheshire: Inellflbla for war aerrlc: 11 Yin oat: state call flea loos aod wages required.

Address 99. Mc Guardian 2. ExratlXNCZD Barman Wanted: live in' single own room: new hotel. Apply Proprietor, thm Boyal Hotel. Mill Street.

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ro 10 Oldfleld Bd Altr.ncham. REPINED Ho usv keeper requires Situation to business gentlsmaa. Mc area prefd. 3U Me Guard. Accountancy ACCOUNTANT Qualified or reserved, (or post as internal Auditor of Manchester Food Manufacturing Company, acme pro! -asaanal experwre deslrnble-eood prospects for suitable applicant' full details at caperirnce.

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experience, alju age Address 6. Me Guardian a C1ARPET Salcaman WMnted. from mihtary service aith expertence exempt Appty Pendlebury and EXPD utale or Female Cutter Jor apeolalised work. Yorcshtre dlst 44 Guardian 2. EXPERIENCED Hatlf-r required lor high-class military and civilian ta.lors.

hatters, and outfitters in west coast art att wagus experience, and age. Atidiras 7. OuardUn 2 ABRIC8 Wanted. Buyrr for modr-n atorea In Lancashire good medium trade accustomed to all ft of fabric and With ikk1 Viina.rdvi f.f HLwlav Permanent position 31' prr nnum and commission. Addreas 19.

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cutenz ana avviax. ou machines m.j.ih nbje. Addre. 76. Huardlun 2.

Miscellaneous Wants SAFE Wanted' state stre. prtreF 271. Mc Guard AMJKACTURfc.it rtijtjs P-ciotcd Uaberd ne, rnt'i aid J'HCfh .1 wiuu 12 Iron tilid' kU-. mrt ig- Coth I- iru, May. 8j.

Vr ANTED, tHoitd-hanil Cantetti Equipment, T-iblt1, Krms Chairs tutl i rticul price, A.c Ari.lrew H2. M'C Ciu.tnllan YTANTE1) Sctondhnnd Cvlt- nwchines urgently rtquircd factorv Address Uuut I.iCk lor 1 tv Ooirrnmcnt VlTANTEn. Good Supptle of Sow cf Birch Blocks or riQUares. 1 1 up (o 2l2ln any IcnathA or Address Is ir tuLar Guard 2 The folio wine classified advertisements, SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. TO BE LET, SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, will be found on the front page.

DEFENCE REGULATION CHARGES Charged under the Defence Regulations with trespassing on premises used by his Majesty's Torces. Patrick George Fowler (56). of no settled address, was remanded in custody until Monday at Manchester City Police Court yesterday. ruwici aa lu iiavi- ut'tii iffri ill' a gun emplacement at 12 35 a.m. vester-' day (Wednesday).

He was" stated to have replied, when questioned bv the Dohce. that he wantpd to Vl51t the uraw or relatives a certain cemetery in Photos of a Camp Declaring that he took the pictures as i 1 Howard. Sit. W. Keen, Pte.

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Pie. iedo. Pte. Warruow. i-te.

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HouacU, i-us. W. A s.ostl. fus. W.

H. WsM. im i (j Ij a ti Peacock. Co' ft Sladg. Pte.

b. Pte 8. Horattid, pte. w. 'D.

Mini, i. S.aa.ty'. 1U. al Perkins. Pte A.

SstRatka. Hatrrh tr- -r nnHH o. I Cleveland. Pte. W.

P.e. T. Hare. P.e' A Lawson. Pte.

a unm pLe u. Pie A. A inoenpaon. cpl woods. a.

aaaxa. aaaaon. Pie. A West. L.Cpl J.

E. Talks. Rm-a i Eaaton, Pte C.Der.. Pte A V. HL.try.

Pte LlDDOld. Pte A. Prr CTnl I a Pie. P. Trcnham.

Pie F. vtijon. K.t BeaU aaad UerU. Elej. Pte Hotalrv.

aaattHewa, Pte. Poll jpl. Stl. A Vt ard. Pte.

Leleeaters. Heap. Cpl raw Pte H. Greew Hasrmnts. Bavin.

Pt, a. Cmr-tnn rnr Dewla, Pt A. Oasil.et. Pie Hosklns, ta.UTti Jukes, Pte. S.

Lund, tit AO. Moody. Pte C. A Racan Pu fisiL.h a Tlmmrns. Pte.

c. A Webster, 'pte w. laiacs Fas. Anderson Fus A Brishtmcre. Fua.

ConceU. Fus Dempsey. L. Cp! w. Pleldlnc, Fus.

Hadler Cpl Hisn-bottom. Fua, Ktnat Fus Lnieh Oni Alundy. Fus. A Pnc. Ptis Russe' Pin Spencer.

Pus. TooUn. tus. 1 Wtitt-ter. rua.

i. K. Seals Fas A'kinsan. Fus Fttznatriek. Pus Hanna.

Cn! McCal! Fus Mortjt. Fm. Smith. Pus Yeardley. Fas A rr larumtaiit.

tpt. r.eaton. pte. Skecgs, Pte t- Welek Faa Bradlord. Fus II Dandy.

a kaaxnoie. rls. va xioagson. lis tl L. JdacAlpine, rua U.

Push, Fus. Warburtoo, ua. as nalcs Baeierars. Rces, Cp; K.OS.B. Clark.

Pie. J. McLaUihlan. Pie Splnks. CSV Caaaerontans Blaite.

Cp! A Bnrford. Donnelly. RIn A Grariam. Rtn. Lewia.

CpL Nelll. LyCpl Rama.r. Rtn Tsy.or. L. Cpl.

A Williamson. Set. B. iBnlskillinr Fas. Buchanan Fus 11 Gtlkeson, Cpl.

R. Kelly, Fua. Uulhall. Cpl Strums. rus R.

Glencesiers. Busier. LCpl Elans. L-'Cpl Hoare, Pte WO. Leese.

Pte Prttchard. Cpl. G. Tomllns, M. Wareest.rs.

Allcott, Pte Bullock. Set. Fletcher. Pte Hodfetts. Pte Lloyd.

Pte Price. Pte. A Smart. L. Cpl.

A. Walton. CStt C. L. E.

Lanes. Beattle. Cp! Cotterill, Pte. A Pte. Koasall, Pte.

Rtlej Pte Street. Pte. H. E. Barleys.

Atkins. Pte J. Broan, Pte W. Corps, Pte. Dufheld.

Pte. Higerty. Pte E. Jobson. LCpl A Mills.

Pte C. Ray. Pte Smith. Pte Tuckwell. Pte G.

A Williams. C. D.C L.I Biddie, Pte. A Drlacoll. Pte Har.

per. Pte. Reams pte. Paull. Pie R.

Vincent, Set RA Duke ol WelllnaUn's Beet B'rch. Sit J. Deahurst, Pte Lambert, Pte r. Pie Border Reit. Beet.

Pte J. Con'oil. Pte Hosson. Pte L'oyd. Pie Parker.

Pte. Simpson. Pte i 1 Wane, Pte bussea Reel, Brewer, Pte. Coldfte'! Pte 8 Edwards, Cp! Green, Pte Jarrett, Pte. A Leiahtley, Pte Mcpham, Cpl Paae Pte A Radford.

Pte Smith, Pte styles. Pte Pie. P. WUlard Pte Hampshire Real. Orlfllths, Pte Mulhn, Pte S.

Staffs. Plant, Pte. Blackburn, Cp! GalUn, Pte Reeves. Cpl 8 Lanes Bail. Ashtou, Pte Cobarn, Pte.

Eden, Pte. Law'or. Pte Onions. Pte Welch Beat Elans. BUck Watch.

Campbell, Pte D.ack, Pte A Oram. Pte McErlanc, Pte Meliillr, Pte. Robinson. Pte Pte Oxs. and Backs.

L.l. Aller Pte LOG. Brake-siyear. Pte CollSnson Pte French Pte Jackson. Pte R.

Milton Pte Price, Sit O. Smith. Pte. Wade. PSM.

Esaex Bed Fte Sherwood Forester. Bare Pte D'ton. Pte B. LCpl. A Redsalc, Pie.

Water- ueia. pie A Loyal tv Lancashire) Buckley, Pte. A Hacue. L'Cpl. Neafsey.

Sgt Nnrsbant Adklns. Pte Bates. Pte Bottom Pte CUOord. Pte D.n.es Pte A. W.

Gordon. Ptr A Hitch Pte Jonta, L.CP1 E. Brtett, Cpl Pl Qa, Pte. Sawyer, Pte Tee. Pte A Winrlns.

pte Brrks. Real. Antoniou. Pte 1 BeM Pic A Bray. Pit; t'allughiin.

Sj: Crane. Cpl. C. Edwards, Pte 11 Ooble. Pu Hodtes.

Pte W. Johnstone. Pte 15 Lrgcett, Pte. Mldgley. Cpl Phillips Cpl A.

Pte Smith. Pte Pte Wood.ev, Cpl Oueen'a Own R. W. Kent Bejn. Cil It Broftn.

Pte Datsoil, Pie. Lv Ooldsmllh. PIC Kemiard. Cpl. P.

Moles Pti' Pc.icoi-1:. Pte Saarrs. Pte. A Warrin, Op! I) r'. King's Shropshire I.

Colling. Bugirr A. Hamner, Pte Robinson, Pte A Middlesex Reat. Alexander, Pte Bloom-flrld. Pie A Carr.

Pte. Darsley. Cp! French. Pte Horton. Pt J05.

Cpl Morgan, Pie Radlord, L.Cpl T. (1, Spcddll'5. Pte Ward. Pie K.R B.C. Bourne, Rfn.

Hilts. Regl. Andreas. Pie Cole. Pte.

Irvine. Pte. Morris, pie 11 "Shorney, Pte M.aekesters AtJierton, Sgt Cncliton, Pte Hallwood, Pte Lal.j Pte 1' Matin. Pte Roaers. Pte.

A atorer. Sgt I N. BlaDs. Brldfeaater. Pte Hancock, Pte.

Peck, Pte. Winters. Pte. F. w.

Y.rk and Lancaster. Robinson, Pte Durban I Baptist, Pie Pte J.i Clarney. Sgt Dobson Pte -sh. Pte Hall, Cpl. J.

Hutchinson, Cpl. Ki-bi Pf. n. Lord. Pte Mll.er.

Pte N.cholson. Pte Pickles. Pte Robinson. Pie Srritn, I'te Temperlei, Pte A. Walker.

Pie E. 'llUi. Cpl A H.L.I Campbell Pte McGreaor, Pie bealorth Hrs Barclay, I'te. Fdae. Pte.

Grant. Set W. Jai k. Pti R. A McFarlane.

Pie McKenzle. PU' Mtlne, Sat. Patterson. Pte Sim. A T.n or.

Pie Whitney. Pie J. Gordon Hrs. Brindley, Pte Dickson. Fte Hall.

Ptr; A D. Lovie. Pte N. Rumbts. Pte.

Webber, Pte A Canuton His. Cameron. Pie W. Cunningham, Pte Pie Johnstoj e. pte mtrsnsne, rie u.

Alii.man pcj.M. u. Scot. ana, W. Wetr.

Cpl. A K. Lister Riaes. Cantpbe Rfn. Garrett, Rfo.

T. McDonald, Rfn. Srr.ith. RIn R. Irish Fas.

Craig. Fus Haa.hon.e, Fua Mll.lgan, Fus A. and 15. Hrs. Bulloci.

Sg: Edcar. CpL J. A McFarlane. Pte Skeltor. Pte Ride Brigade.

Mlll.chope. RIn Allen. Ur Bann'ster, Dr Baydfl. Dir J. Blnele.

Dvr BrastiTKton. Dsz'. Dvr st crtimrnack. Dvr p. Dnvr.

Ovr p. Ocnoian. Cpi Farmer. Dir o. r'ub.

Dvr. is Fniwr PI VI nihsc nni 1 Uvr F. Hammrrton. Dvr. Dvr I HlliOerd.

Dvr Holhstet Dvr Inuhatn Dir. Kln. Cpl Lee Cvr McAulifle. Cpl McNtlT. Dir Maierr.

Dvr. MltcJie I. Pte Newton. Fte A Farkln-jin. Dir Keast Dr Robinson.

Dvr A. W. Russell. -Sealey. LCpt.

Simpson. Dvr Smith I)r R. Stevenson. Dir J. Tn.or in r.

r' Tirrmiru. Dvr A. A Wanklln. Dvr White Dvr Wilson. Dvr MC BruHii.

L'Cpl Fazackc rie pte J. Hester Pte Piuh. Pte Watt Pte R. BIand(ord. Pte.

Crichlon. Pte Coaler. Pte Jaroba. Pu- Murrav. Pie A Shelton.

Pte Tibbies. Pte A M.r.C Battershlll. Pte Drummond Pte Henshasr. Pie McGuill Pte Quinn. Pte Tate Pte.

Woodward Pte C.MJ. Cram. L'Cpl HoUe. L.Cp. Payne.

Cpl Toller Col A WOISDED AMD MISSING i Guest Onr A. I Danets. Hosteil. Pte i Xaneatealcrs. Hajvard.

Sat. F. I MISSING J-c. -Barber Tpr. oormar A.L.st lv c.nitr.'., if.i.M rr Pr a o.

oiauu, w. ft AC. (Taakal. Oeer. Sat.

A Lees Tpr Newman, rpr. Robinson. WS.Cp! Soutnam. Tpr Ward. Tpr Bone.

Gnr. Croot-shanks. Sat Gavin. Onr Hutchison. Gnr 1 i After July 'Si the existing arrange- The Admiralty last night issued the ments by which banks change notes of following communique: the States of Guernsey when presented Tiu, Sc.rr(.larv nf the Admnalu-by refugees will be terminated.

In the i carets lo announce that II S. B.B.C. AND THE PREaSS Time of Issuing Communiques CENSORSHIP DELAYS In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. DUFF COOFER (C. Minister of! Information) said reply to Mr Rhys Davies (Lab.

thoughton) that the B.B.C. conducted a continuous day-to-dav survey of the audiences of all broadcasts and" receive' 1 regular reports of listeners of all classes. In general the information suggi-sted that the talks broadcasts were heard by very large audiences and wide approved. He had not found any tendency to discount Government propaganda because it was Government propaganda. If Ministers spoke thejt spoke the v.ew of the Government with the obji-ct of guiding the people.

Mr. THURTL-E (Lab. Shored itch) Is the Minister aware that the effect on the public mind of the lugubrious per son who speaks every day at rive minutes to eight is dep orable Mr. WOODBURX (Lab. Clackmannan and Eastern) Hat the Minister found a'iv resentment at the continual reiteratun on the wireles; that people are jitterbugs They are not jitteibugs.

and that should stop on tne wireless. Mr. DUFF COOPER So iar as I am aware there has been no such reiteration. Mr. LEACH (Lab.

-Bradford) Has the Minister received any information of the effect on the public mind of his own broadcasts Mr. DUFF COOPER I do receive criticisms, as we all do, of our public utterances, some favourable, some unfavourable. B.B.C. AND THE PRESS Mr DUFF COOPER, replying to Sir Archibald Southby (C. Epsom) said that official announcements were issued to the press and the B.B.C.

simultaneously tnrough tne news division of tne Ministry. Sir ARCHIBALD asked if the Minister was aware that in the case of the Arandora Star recently a full account was in the hands of the press by I p.m. that day, and although the matter was laid before the censor the decision to allow them to publish was delayed until it was too late so that the B.B C. announcement at 9 p.m. was the first announcement to the public.

Mr. DUFF COOPER promised to look into the case Sir A. SOUTHBY asked whv Canadian. Australian, South African, I New Zealand, and American correspondents were prevented by the censor fiom cabling the official announcement issued by the Colonial Office of the appcintment of the Duke of Windsor to be Governor of the Bahamas until after the B.B.C. had bioadcast the communique.

Mr. DUFF COOPER replied that the official announcement was released to the press and to the B.B.C. in their nine o'clock news bulletin. Owing to a misunderstanding the censorship did not withdraw their ban on the cabling of this news to the Empire and foreign countries until it p.m. Replying to fuither Questions.

Mr. Dutt Cooper said that the B.B.C was not subject to the same censorship as the press at present, partly because the BBC. read their news very often at the last moment, and it would be extremely difficult to apply the ordinary censorship ruiles Over UO per cent of the B.B ullicial news was censored, and came via the news agencies or official sources. Asked if the press were not more efficient than the C. Mr.

Duff Cooper did not replv. Mr. DUFF COOPER. replvinc to another question bv Sir Archibald Southbv. said the first public intimation regarding the action against the French naval forces at Oran was given in an official communique which was issued simultaneously to the press and the BBC.

at 3 30 am on Julv 4 No correspondents yere prevented by the CLTSOr fr: cablini; the nev contained in the communique, which was repro duced in manv neASDaDers and given out bv the B.B C. in a short-wave news bulletin at 45 am and subsequent bulletins. Sir ARCHIBALD Can the Minister nnrtnin the American newspapers to the detriment of other Ampnean newsnaners Mr. DUFF COOPER replied that before it was decided that only the official communique should go out one American press correspondent succeeded in telegraphing to his newsnaoer a fuller account of the battle than was afterwards allowed to go out Sir ARCHIBALD Does not the Minister agree that it is very unsatisfactory that that should be so. and docs he not think that the B.C.

arc having! a much better deal irom tne Ministry of Information than the press T.Ir. DUFF COOPER I do not think thot in this particular case the BBC. had anv advantage. A PRESS COUNCIL? Mr. DUFF COOPER, renlving to Sir Percy Hurd (C Devizes), who proposed in view of the suHSestions for some form ut Vjrtjveni merit PI eSS eOllllUI llltli.

me rCB nvun nnJ live uuuill.ii Ui ciuu uisLi taaaaic. with statutory powers, said that he thoueht tho nronosals advocated could THE STIRRUP PUMP ISSUE FOR MANCHESTER The following statement was issued last night by the Chief Constaole of Manchester arw -c tr hp snme fnn lrfpr-ariTe i nneitinn re a 9 rri in ff thp an-amtemcriii All persons who have been nominated to receive pumps and wno have been attending for training will receive their pumpi immediatelv turther supplies become available. The total number available for free issue having been allocated no further applications can be entertained. MANCHESTER AND THE REFUGEES a hatch of Channel Islands refugees, who have arrived in Man chester recently irom omn parts country, brings the total of such refugees received in the city since the evacuation was begun to over 1,000. Of these the majority are billeted in Manchester, though there are about 200 who have left Manchester for the tomes of relatives or friends in other parts of the country.

There are also in Manchester about 80 Jewish refugees, chiefly cMldren of Polish, German, Austrian, who have come to the city from other centres where there aMrvmwmnitiAC cut? uu aewxau w.iaw of in a an to I The names of 73 officers and 865 other ranks are given in War Office Casualty List No. 26. issued to-day. It is the fourth big list to be issued in four days. Of the officers, 16 have been killed, two died of wounds.

42 have been wounded, nine are missing, two are missing believed killed, and one is wounded and missing. It is officially confirmed that Captain the Rev. J. C. Hobling.

Royal Army Chaplains Department, who was curate of St. Mark's Church, St. John's Wood, and went to France in October as chaplain to the Advanced Air-Striking Force, is a prisoner after being reported missing. Among the other ranks. 47 have been killed.

625 wounded, and 152 are missing Five have been made prisoner. OFFICERS KILL2D WuurO M.ltt. Capt 49893 at. Huddlcaton. Capt W.

9274, T.rry, Capt. 1931 R.K Hodtwn. Cape P. 50845 Coldslfcam Gd. Botcan.

2nd Lt. E. T. 67T92. thittn'i K.

Be(t. W. Konej). Hopkins. 2ni Lt.

H. V. 9232S Warwick. GsEnmidre. 2nd Lt A 109030.

Narfolaa. Valiop. Lt 105980 amd HrrU. Onslow. Lt 67120 K.

ru Slnton. 2nd Lt. 69 134. E. Sorre ji.

Ifolrnem. 2nd Lt C. 90i21 Blaek ftakb Orr-Ewtn. Lt Sberwood Fomltn. Lovecrove.

Lt 63726. W. Kent Real. Keane. MJ.

2074T. Daraara I. 2nd Lt. H. 74853 C.meion Hlikldra 2nd Lt H.

75540. DIED OF WOl'HDS Bull, Pearson. 2nd Lt D. 95577. Gordon Hlrkldrs.

Annand. M.J D. 28031 WOVSDED al.A c. Neave. and Lt RMS.

95880. K.AC. I Tanks) Hail 2nd Lt 124420. It.A. Barnes.

2nd Lt 73043; Clowes. 2nd U. 7d460. Foaarty 2nd Lt. 11.

101346. Ulbbert. 2nd Lt S7648, Moodle. 2nd Lt J. O.

112496. Plccott. 2nd Lt. E. A 78611; Teacher.

Capt N. 04506, WoUelej. 2nd Lt. H. 7753U.

K.E. Martin. 2no Lt. H. C.

109846. Manals Knlsht. Capt R. 41932 Lane-Foi. 2nd Lt 121871.

Queen's It. Rrst. u. SarreyJ. Collins.

2nd Lt 75178 BuBs Roe. MaJ. H. 11942. Harwirks Lynde.

2rd Lt P. 8B215 R. Fas. Shaw. 2nd Lt 113756 SaffaUu.

Gordon Capt 66111. Oreen Howards blander. 2nd Ll. 96125 L.ar.. Fas Crossl.nd.

2nd Lt. F. 3 85257 It. nelch Fus Sutden. Lt A.

63401. ('irarronlans La A'Capt' H. 56673 loueesten H-tJnr 2nd Lt 103579 F. Snrrrrs Culverhouse. Capt A 8832B Dukf of Welllniton's Kf(t.

Liihrs. 2nd Lt H. A 1x7252. hossea Red Claridjf. Capt 62495 S.

Stall. McCardie. Capt WD H. 62214. Black Watrta.

Marr. Lt 88073 F.ssex Reit. Jennlnss. 2nd Lt 117135. Northanti.

Heard. Capt 68090. Berkshire Real Pickett. 2nd Lt 74872 Middlesex Beat. Monk C.pt de 67505 Durham L.l DufTv Lt W.

71481 Seatorth Hlehldrs Mundell 2nd Lt I 92177. K. ister RIHea. CamDbe Mai. 317 A and S.

Hlihldrs Tress. Capt. 72034. h.a s.f Edmonds Lt R. 5689T; waajntr, 2nd Lt 120031 BAM C.

Coan, Lt (Qr Mr 1 75033: aiacaonaia Lt l. 107 wiltnew, Lt MB 11S955 C.M.r. Knolts. 'Capt 19508. HOUNDED AND MISSING Glonresters, Wrlford.

A Capt. C. 63681. 1ISSIM. R.A C.

(Draioon Gds Ussher, 2nd Lt N. A 85904. B. Bolster 2nd Lt R. 74536, Lamont ACapt 113131 K.h.

Keillor. 2nd Lt 109352 Welsh Uds. Janson. 2nd Lt 93583. R.

Scots Fus Knight. 2nd Lt A 71127 Nnrlhanls. OltKon. 2nd Lt A di V. 71181 A.M r.C Burrosrs 2nd Lt A C.

103259, rtannaei, zna li. 126 )1 MISSING, DFLII.VFD KII.LFD CoHstream (ids. Graham-Clarke, Lt. 67095. MISSING, BELIEVED PRISONER OF C.

ITanksL Morcombe. Lt V. 66285. PKEtlOlSLV RFPORTFD MISSING NOW REPORTED ritlhOM.R OF D. Hobitntr.

Capt He. J. C. 95885. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.C.Oj, AND MEN KILLED R.A t.

lUracoon Gds I. Tinule. Tpr. F. C.

i Lancers). Johnson. A. Set. K.

A.C. Yeomanry) Such. Tpr. M. E.

K.A.C. ITanksl. Moorhouse. CDt. A.

Bumfrev. Gnr. Clark. Gnr Dsr. Vc Haertock.

Jones. Gnr. Mlllctt, Sgt. fi. (.

neaney. onr a ttracnan. unr u. B.E. Belsha.

Spr S. Gnncs, LyCpl. W. Saunders. Snr ft Sltnals.

Bentley. Sssran. G. Watson, ATVCpL C. teNh tills.

Foan. Cpl A Klnc'a Own R. (Lancaster)'. Adams. LCpl.

storcj. Pie I. orks Kret To tor Plf (rrrn Huwards (jardn cr. CS J. Nellhorpc, Cpl J.

K. rots tiis Murdoth, tspt amrronuns KlJlincback. Kfn Wurcester Krat. Hollinbur. Pte.

W. II C.L.I. Hurtra L-Cpl loke of ttellJnctnn' Rrct Burns Cpl P. Border Real. Cpl II Whalley, Pte.

N. Dorset Real. mint, Pte u. S. Lanes Itrct.

Jopson. Pte A Kherwood rurrslers Mountford, L'Cpl Berks Beit Cooke. Pie Taylor. Pte. Ills Keats-Kiden rte.

a Durham LIT Curtis. Cpl Srafnrd Hrs. CotMlle. Pte A Gordon llrs shepherd. Cpl rmemn Mrs.

Pte Hater Rifles. Doyle. Rtn Molla't. Rtn. and S.

Hrs. Rice, Pte A Dunn. Dvr R. Dtr. 1 Wills.

Dir A.M r. Randall. Cpl F. A.M Oddy. Pte W.

DIED OF WOISDS (Tanks) Richardson. Tpr BV Curnn. Onr Lon. W.Sst Till, Ohr F. Spr A Wilson.

Spr D. O. N. laldslream (ids Hanctt. Gdsmn Hint's Oo R.

Reil. (Lancaster) Cartwrifht, Pie Fus Cpi W. orks Real Robinson Pte. E. 1 aura Fos -ish Pus.

loacester Rer.1 King. Pte. A Doke ol HellintUn's Beit. Johnson. Pie S.

Lanes Ret Murphy. Pte Sherwod Forrsters Toon Pte A. Berks Real Taylor Cpi Manchester Rl. Heyes. pte.

Darhara LI. fair. Pte n. Gordon Hrs Pie Irish Fus Allen Fus l.sr. Gordon.

Dir Walton, Dir D. ItAO Pic A WOUNDED nr. (Dragoon ods.i. Heys. Tpr wood, Tpr r.c.

iLaneersi. uitier Tpr. R.a Oieocaanry). Davidson. Tpr Storriar.

W.a7c. iTana.i. Brea-w. cpi oar. Tpr McDonald.

WS Sat. Snowball. Sgt. Tpr A Wilson Tpr Aitten. Onr Anstee.

AUtos, Or.r.'Drr 1 Ba-er Gn- A Bdr Tt.n tow Bhtclsrri Onr Bodain. c. onr rvjuw. DuaUm. Onr Vrfirds Set.

Evans, Gnr werruson. Bdr A. Foster. Or.r Frar. Gnr Glen.

Onr Oralnttr. Onr tc R. Gretory. Onr Hadfleld, Gnr Drr 1. Hannan.

Bdr Harris. Pte Bedley. Gnr wrStt. Holir.es. Gnr T.

Huxhes, Drr. It Hutchison. Onr Thr Jackson Gnr Jones Onr A Jones. Gnr Key. Gnr.

O. Lambert. ESU Lee Gnr Lock. AT. Bdr.

LuR Gnr McCov. Gnr. J. McGrexor. Set MrS tal Bdr Marr.

Gnr Matthews. Gnr M.ckleburxh. Dvr. Moore. L.Srt.

W. Munroe. Gnr Nirnolls. Gr.r Maboney. Onr.

Parker. Bdr B. Peters. 8SK Ptrrte. A "Bdr.

Preston Gnr Ramm. Gnr. Reynolds, Gnr. Roberts. Set A Gr.r A Sanmonds.

Bdr Scollay. Gnr Shead. Gnr. Slxnmands. Bdr A Smith.

Gnr Southln. Gnr Stewart. Gnr Dvr Lc Tavercer. Grr Thompson Gnr. Tibbie.

Turner. Bdr CD. Vlrvoe. Gnr Wa.r-.rw Gnr Watts. Gnr -Whltfcreld.

Gtir Wniltaker. Gnr WLson. L-Bdr. E- S. Wlnpenny.

Gnr A. Wrifht. L3dr. O. H-: Tourac.

Onr H. K.t. Birr. Cpl. Bud.

Spr BrtneJ. ICpi T. Burcesa. Spr Clarke. Spr.

Co. bam, -Set Cuaen. Spr. Dtnstnore. Dtt lt Eseretl.

Spr Oe-- L. CoL sr r-nl. Greenshlelds. Sor J. Hardnian.

Spr. EeaclerVan Spr Hoprtnann. Spr. Johnson, Sor. Keiin.

Spr. Larnbert. Spr H. McCardle. Spr Maraafield.

L-'CpL M.chie. Spr A Myers. Spr Parsons, spr. Prince. Drr lc Riordan.

CpL T. M. Shipley. Dtt i Sparks. Spr.

F. Thorn peon. CpL Waller Spr. Wilson. Spr A.

Supaata. Atsderacn Sie-cn Brant. SWemn. Tt. Carter.

Slanm. Coyne. Slernn. 3 Eexlea. Ly-Set.

C. Greeory Pierrtn Incce. sums. Lacey. CpL T-: Haddock.

Sienm. Nicholas, Safsnn. w. Presron. Sierra.

Rlarhy. O. Sinclair. Siram. TollKtay, Set.

T. W.llsher. SUrmn. Greaadter Caw. Set.

7t Strtrher. Gdsmn. Con-ras-. Gdsntn Dawes. Odaan.

Feldmar. Gds-m HawtUts CpL Johns. Set- S- Marshall Gdsmn GHrrn A T. Rnttr. Gdsmn.

Stannird LSct. A. Twltre Mas W. Williams. Gdsmn.

R. X- ra4erraa Gats. Beardswcrth. Gdsmn. Crane.

Lr'CpL Hexttt. Gdsmn. Lake Gdsmn W.i Sordeo. odamn Rw. LCpL W.

Slee. LCpL W. Wharton. LvCpL teaak cats. rxtacatwood, Gdamn.

c. BrnrrWron. Odemn. J. W.

Wradt Gda. Qrtffltaa. Gdamn. Payne. nArnn T.

W. K. Reawa. Bailee. -Pte- OoUt.

Pte. GoTaen. Pte JtcDeriDott. pte. Marrai.

PSM. J.I Sussen. Pte. H-: Tweed. Pte.

J. Qeeea'a ateet, (W. Samji. Barnard. Pee.

K. Busce. LvOrd. Coooer. pre.

B-: SBht. Pte. Giaaweoek. Pte. Q.

Haboard. pte. W. 1m. PR.lt w.

C-: OBswr. Pte. A suberlaaB. PS. S.

pte. A. WssBhrook. L'Cpl. C.

H. Badts. Doekett. Pte. P.

Kemp. Pte. 3. X-: Sedasrick. Pte.

P. at- KJut On K. stext. law Mltrl. BJaprto.

pte. 3. Oawacra. Pte. Franrlrn Pte.

J. Jamea. aVCOL H-; aUvaon. Pat. atoberti.

Fte. H-; Gtjtea. fniaewilill.ai rag. Araderaon. Fua.

S. Boltarad. Foa Cook. Pas. F.

R-: Dlion. Fua K. Grabaos. LSel- BowelL Cpl. S-t McTeer.

CpL B. Rlrtardsori. Fua. J. Spencer.

aVCpL W.lta.n nail Ct 'aasesefca. Aorcjlt. Pte. J- Pte. He.

Pee. aV.r Coffin. OSJf. Oar. Cel.

A. Fieid. Pte. Oolby. Pte.

T. J4 Harper, Pte. a. Pre A 5 10 "War-time Diet ft 20 Chlidren'a Hour A Talk in Welsh. Time.

New. 15 Gramophone Interlude. 0 30 News In Norwegian. 4 Ta.lt Farming- To-dajr W. s.

Manafleld. 7 Mody t.4 Co 7 40: Talk Ood and the Nation 1, or the Itev Dr W. Manson. 6 0 Watchers ot the eky Our Defence Actlut AtLarlc from the A'r. 8 30 Thin the Show," irom a Northern Bm- iidt? Itcsort 9 0 Time.

Newi; and a Talk on Sting In Northern Ireland by Mrs Dehra-Parker 20 War Commentary," by th Adjutant General to the Forces. 9 35 Th Orinke Trio 10 15 Khort Mldeck Srvire 10 35 Arrent on Rhjthm 10 50: BBC Orchestra: Clarence Rayboutd (con d'lcior). 11 30: Groavrnor Hour. Dance Band 11 55 And mj to Bed' presented by M. II.

Allen. 12 0 i Time. New. 12 20 12 30 News In Norwegian. (OR THE FORCFS BG-ikri (373 1 Metres).

Mtrr lu S77kes. (342 1 a A IS New In French. 30 fieie she Gramophone 7 0 Home Service. 7 30 mo phone 10 30 Hnmr Brr.1t-.- 11 0 Time. Gramophone.

11 40 BBC Thestre Organ, in 12 IS: Nrwi French. 12 JO: Vin Alevindera Orrhtfltra (Recordihc). in Dutch. 1 1 43 2 0 1 40 3 3 30 4 15 BUI for Lunch Mlddaj Variety. C) rmtphorir-Home Service.

Moor' Irlih Melodies: BBC Sinters. Hume BLrvlie. Gramophone fcifrso Krlih Septet 4 45 1 Ack-Ack Beer-Beer 5 30 Hrrman Bui ul Uartwskl a New Mrlody Rhythm 0 0 Nw in Dutch and French. 30 Mnc-Aong 7 0 Hor Sen Ire 7 40 Parish Mug 0 Tho Clubnirn a 15 Ncn In French 30 III La f-rance 9 0 Nes in CWxiian 15 PIsy Tiio Adventurra of Alonio Mac-Tax ih I. by Prter Cheytiry.

30; Radio Rhythm Club The Oultar. 10 0 Rhythm Roundabout 10 35 Accent on Rhythm 10 50 Gmtnophotic 11 0 12 20: Home Service COME TO IT! EIGHTH WEEK OF SUPERLATIVE SUCCESS Twit aparai prrtortnaawi titr at 1 45 aiiid 6 30 p.m. prceily. Prices 3 ft, 4 6, 66 iao. Taa.

All St Bookable. Theatre Reteaiad St RecaraleL nooa: aow bla. iom Vtism our Bos OfBoe, Manager: Mr. LaJtn. MANCHlZSrER GUARDIAN OFFICC: S.

Ciosa Stmt. UUKlKltCT TcUphon Biirtrnr S34S. LOSDOS: 4l Fleet Stmc XC TtXtfiioao Central 7361-fi. POSlAL SUHCDIITION RATIS 13 irontlu Mom 910. Abroad 1t0 mouch 456.

S90 3 mocUia tU. 2 IO WIEKLT IDITION. J2 oicmins 15p. AbmA 130 a cmviths T7. 66 3 mViJu 510.

33 Subject lo aajsinient when Lrcreucd poctai caarcej OtlMJtVED AOVmRTItEMSMTm 25- FIR SINOLB COLUMN INCH ud pro nt. PREPAID ADVUritCMENTS For Wanted. To t. ud on Sals AdTertlaementa TOM) tho Under Secretary make it clear that while we are anxious to avoid an open quarrel we shall not truckle to Japan Mr. Butier said that the full he had promised would explain tit-Government's pol.cy in the matter, a-d in the meantime he had better make iu further comment.

At this point the Speaker intervened and the next question was called. sure the Government would be extremelv careful before they committed themselves in any way to anything which would nr-ocar to be hkclv to assist Japan in the war with China We all recog lised the imrai'HM' seriousness of the position and the immense gravity of the situation then-and elsewhere. He begged the Government to consider very carefully whether a policy of concession to Japan, apparently under threats, was likely lo diminish the gravity of the situation The change of Government Japan was one which made it extreme! unlikely that a policy of concession Japan would produce tne results thai some people hoped for. Lord Halifax said he did not waul to enter into debate now. but he would be sorry if it were thought that the grave matters referred to by -Loui Cecil were aosent irom tne uovcrn- ment's mind.

VANDYCK SUNK BY AIR ATTACK Former Cruise Liner andjek iCnptam G. F. W. WiImhi KT, 1 was sunk by air attack off the tn.i-t of Norway on June 10, when employed as a nual auxiliary. Two officers fUe i.ltmjis were killed, and 2'J oflircrs and r.itmiji jire prisoners of wai The next of km of all have now been informed The dclav in announcing the loss is due to difficulty in obtaining inform.

i-tinn regard. ng the prisoners of war for communication t- next of kin. S. V.mdyek (Kt.UUO tons) w.is formerly a Lamport and Holt cruising liner and in peace-time carried thousands of holiday makers to the Atlantic islands and the African coast. She had accommodation for about 400 passengers Captnin Wilson retired from the Kavtr at his own request in 1M2.

having relinquished command of the eruisi Canterbury shortly before. He had then had more than 31 years' service. He was mven the S.O. in 1U17 for h'S services in action against enemy submarines and was promoted to the rank of commander in li)20 after he had served for a vear in command of a sloop in the Red Sea. ESCORT CASUALTIES The Admiralty yesterday announced the following casualties from H.M.5.

Escort, the loss of which was reported on Julv 14 RATINGS KILLED Djnsrtiore sinker Mackettne. stoker PO. OFFICER WOUNDED Mathers Mr from missioned), gunner it l. RATINGS WOUNDED Bail. abie seaTiao It n-tr .1 14 uiun u.

auppiv nwn able seaman Humtarevs. W. able oidlnary seaman Vtarklntosh able seaman able nri. Oorroan. tesuj able seaman am.iti.

o. o. Golf EXHIBITION MATCH AT GATLEY In an effort to raise funds for the Red Cross Galley Golf Club has arranged for an exhibition 3(J-hole golf match to take place on Sunday, Jul 28. in the morning at ten o'clock and in the afternoon at 2 30, during whim times matchei will bo played by K. Burton (Open champion G.

Duncan (Mere), W. Shankland (Temple-newsam), and the club professional, C. Timperley The sides will be r. outioii auu i. i lmperiey v.

Kj. Dtinr-an snr! KhsinVlsnH K. arrangements include admission bv ticket or by payment on the course o'f ra. tear pane ss.) and tne provision ol lunch or tea by order only, to the bet of the ability of the promoting club. DEATH OF J.

E. LAIDLAY Mr. E. Laidlay, twice British amateur golf champion, died at his residence, Auidhame, Sunningdale, Berkshire, arter a long illness. He was in his eightieth year.

Laidlay was born at Seacliff, Haddingtonshire, and was educated at Loretto School: As a schoolboy he played for Crentlernen cf Scotland cgairat Yorkshire, and took six wickets lor 30 runs. He won th-British amateur championship in 1881) and 1891, and played for Scotland against England from 1902 to 1911. H-won over 200 scratch gold medals. Cricket CHARITY MATCHES The match between teams captained by C. Parkin and R.

Tyldesley whim should have been played on the Southwest Manchester club's ground at. Egerton Road, Chorlton. yesterday on' behalf of the Lord Mayor of Manchester Red Cross Fund has been postponed until Wednesday, July 24, at 2 p.m. J. Iddon is taking a team to meet a' Ehdsbury side at Didsbury'on Sunday, i August 4, the nrtweeds being devoted, to the local war comforts fund.

As their, ground is not available Swindon Town Football Club have closed down until further notice. interval nersorn who can nrodnee is- r. factory evidence that they are buna-fide refugees from the Channel Islands will be permitted to change any Guernsey notes which they brought with them I from the islands without regard tn the limit of amount previously imposed. This was announced last night by the Treasury. After the German occupation of the Channel Islands many firms and private individuals in Britain had cheques drawn on banks in the islands returned marked "Unable to present." It was learned in banking quarters yesterday that it is possible th.it some of these cheques if re-presented might now be met.

In those cases where the business accounts have been transferred to branches of the banks on the mainland cheques are being met. but it is necessary that the account holder shall also be living on the mainland. Business cannot be transacted with a person who is still in enemy-occupied territory, although sur person may 'nave succeeded in getting his account transferred before the invasion. It is understood that the leading British joint stock banks were able to remove their principal books before the arrival of the Germans and this has helped to reduce the chaos which was caused. L.D.V.

WORK FOR ELDERLY MEN Men between the ages of 60 and C5 are wanted for the L.D.V. Though the general response ior volunteers nas been encouraging, it is thought that there must be many older men who. while willing enough to take an active part in local aelence. una tne anticipation of long spells of n.ght duty in any kind of weather something of a deterrent. But at Withington, for instance, there is the opportunity of giving a few hours a week for day-time i a1 headquarters which, while ntali.n nCnc, of tne usual discomlorts.

at 31 ad service to the country. CO. APPEAL DECISIONS Decisions of the Conscientious Objectors' Appellate Tribunal yesterday were Varied Kill. Go-ey Lana-. Wa! aaey freer, ram-eornbeiant duties to land work.

a Turner. Preston Road Crarary. from remoral to noci-ocBharnt dovau. Dtatnilaed fdeculon of xkz! tribunal brarfcetai The Bunealow. Hit! Street.

Blackpool i work); A. i-ietcner, zurvara ireet seaor. Association Football INTERNATIONAL PLAYER'S DEATH H. Johnson, the former Shcfield United international right half-back, diei at Ecclesfield, near Sheffield, yesterday, aged 64 He played for England against Scotland, Wales, and Ireland in 1900 and again in 1903. in turiifh vpar hp a bio nlavpd for the English League against the Scottish! jti.Mt.

He was a member of the Sheffield United team which won the League championship in 1898 and of the teams which won the Cup in 1899 and 1902. fter his playing career he became assistant trainer, and was associated with the club for nearly forty years before he retired. His son, H. Johnson, won a Cup medal when Sheffield United defeated Cardiff City in 1925 and another son, T. Johnson, won a runners-up medal when Sheffield lost to in 1936.

A loss on the season's working of 2,750 is reported by Newcastle United. Gate receipts amounted to 6,467, compared with over 50,000 the previous season. Over 3,500 was raised for charity. i i i I I i 1 I i a hobby and had no malicious intent, Gnr 'w chsrnpendaie. onr 1 etirtstopner Jn- Clyde, Grr Conevs.

onr 7 Antony Mancini (21), was remanded onjcajpe onr cmuthers. Gnr dmc om. iW L. Dempster Gnr Domner. 0r R.

Gnr Mnboroueh. Gnr Peaete onr hoDe to succeed if thev commanded The meer commanainK tne anmg-RcuUedte. Drr skinner orr t. Taticr. oniy nope to succeea ii mty commanara Company asks men who can spare onr a waterman.

Drr i the support of the press as a whole and LU" nT. K.tt i-t B.C. Beird Drr F. v. Fraser Sor N-aton r-manate from the an hour or two a hetter still, cm.

tot.11 cp' snoum tnereiore emanate irom me alternate days, to apD to him for sia'a McKecinie cp: a. i press. If representatives of the press i th Maa Ga. Berry, Gdamn canon Gdainn. tn nut forward anv suceestions I enrolment at the Conservative Club.

Crux Gdsmn Dunne Set J. Freeman, aesirea 10 put lurwdra any bussraiiuiii Mauldfth Road lita p- Hanson, oaimn w- Holmes, odarnn. for the establishment of a representative aiauiaem nodu. earns. Gdsmn.

P. McCarrafner Set MrQueen. 1 rouncl. hp would receive them With Gdsmn Molloy. Gdsosen OTarary.

Gdamn council lie viuuia rtueive uieui winii A Pntehard Gdsmn. Ryder. Gdamn sympathetic attention. lacarnn wraor, a tw.sak r.j. Rr- -i ctl Evans.

Gdsmn ri Holmes. Gdamn Jones Gdsm-. Marsha. Odsma. T.

Rcajera. Gdsmn. Ttctnas. Gdsmr i Wl son. Gdsmn.

Oreea Hnwarws. Brooks. Pte. B. laattkllllae Fea Bradr Fus Crawlord.

Set Gallaeher Pus Hooper. UcAteer Fis McFadde.t. Fas. Nejoc. Paa Fus Viirnleri.

Co.es. Hope. Pte. Taylor. i la'03l H.

I Bareer Bert. Jaeksor Pte ZNei svasest. isa.te-. rbek. fleet.

Crj UK.C. Jackson. RIn- Jones Rt-. Boamn A. Mcriaxaia.

Rip A Pitaer, Aa; oaj aoj tbrea Lata Sattirdu but dan within Weak Saturday a weea: a-d a.d a.d. a.d. at 2 20 lO 6 39 50 90 15 9 5 13 21 5 65 SO 15 36 5 6 76 OO ISO 31 6 rSoins 1 Roddoek. i free issue of stirrup pumps to the public. Rfn se- it Cpi.

a. SirMisoj. tg! The total number to be made available to fTcaddor, ISTr-'siokeir Rtn. cr' sTr. Manchester is 2.800.

but only approxi-3 T- i Rn wa-j. Ri wiins. mately 50 per cent of this number have cbi. wumcre. sin.

v. w-je. Bis. B. 1 artuallv been received.

All of the pumps WJ Rfn K.J received up to date have been issued and .7 i. A- To p'e the remainder have been allocated in A. aaw Bra. woou. pte u- san.

wgm. rte aUl). wriu i.ic JLrZ 1 by the AJ.S. officers who have been deal-riui' 1- larteT i. g' uig with this matter.

AlX'nJce. xxvxi. i accoroance witn tne uusuc nun uuui iu-ua) uv iidiieiieier lliy magistrates yesterday, accused under the Defence Regulations of taking photographs of a building occupied by his Majesty's forces. Mancini was alleged to have been seen oy an Army sergeant taking photographs of a military camp from a bedroom window of the house in which he lives. Four of the films on the spool, when developed, were found to be of the camp.

Mancini was stated to have had an Italian father. His mother belonged to Cheshire. He explained that he had been trying landscapes with the camera, which belonged to his brother-in-law, who was serving in the Navy. He added I went into the Army voluntarily and was recalled to my job by my firm." The Stipendiary Magistrate (air. J.

Wellesley Orr) said it would be much in Mancini's favour if he went into the Army voluntarily and was released at his firm's request. He ordered a remand so that this statement could be verified. FOOD RATION BOOKS STILL UNCLAIMED Food ration books have been issued now to some 655.000 people in Manchester, but there are still several hundred people who. through failure to respond to appeals from the Food Control Office to produce old ration books and identity cards, are without them. There are also 400 new ration books waiting claimants at the office these have been returned through the post because their owners have changed their addresses without notifying the fact.

The Food Control Office is now busy dealing with retailers' counterfoils. The majority of Manchester retailers have been helpful in so far as, at the request of the Food Executive Officer, they have sent in the counterfoils for the various commodities in alphabetical order, but there are some who have failed to do this, involving additional work for the office staff. (Additional lines pro I About xu words lo Uw Ursa.) SITUATIONS WANTED. One-Jmlt Un atom ntw ch arced to an roc. are tin amployrrjent.

OX HUM EE Rat. Persona raplrtra to Box Ntaibcr dTerteinen are ssated to taute particular car in address ldc Cieir letter to oarrect Box Koraber. numerous rases bar oecuin cat aHtcral wetzaf acdrcssed to th Box Number ol to adeertarawrjeai tmmedtatel? precedlog or loUowlras Oo not rnpllrli tenunoQUi- ptKMowrpris. or apacloaexis of ork Domestic Servants Wanted C'OOK General and House Parlourmaid: food waares: modern country bouse. Cnesiure: reluxee Address 20 "Mr Guardtan 2 aflOOS General Wanted: larotly 4 rwxlcm xsoosw: relerences' ail per waek Manchester 13.

Basis 3036. 96. Blrci Bail late. (tOOK General and Houaeaoasd Wanted: tamtlr thin adults: toad wasca 'and oaltncs: rery help Klren. Addrto 4g.

Hc Ooardlan 2. EXPKRIKNCED ChioHntr Wistat, also leaned Han to loos: afur an state are. arace. refer-ene. Murcatroyd.

Berthlsrrd. Cocwaj. N.W. GENERAL, under 34 nut: plain cooktac: food and xood home to ad table sxrL witrTtffe. 2.

Carlton Halt. Teltnttont RtTafWlT 4504. TNI kim Hnnwrallif tVaLSlMt for neld: rood watea. IIP. "Me Ooardlan- a.

Situations wantM -CSxper'd Head WorlUnc Qardmer. trasjd and oat, das. mange: very rooQ rets. 46. Mc ftMSBtO.

Maid aeeks place in small adult lamlry. vf Addrraa 108. "Mc Ouardlan" 2. Be Brlaraee. Beei c-aarkt.

pta. c. Cook. cox Crow ley. Rtn.

Vf Daeis. Rfn. Dowden. Col. P.

Eacle. Pfn. S. Pairbrolher, Rfn Prarter. Rtn.

B. Gayijr. Bin. K. Hendry.

Rtn. Haor-i-. LCcl G. Bowea. Rfn.

V. Jaekeon Bdamn. A. W'I't. Sto Slr-i LCpl lamhert.

Bin. S. Lee. Col. Lister.

Pfn. E. K. McjTwen. L'CPL aaaynaru.

rtru. as s. MleeKn LCpL W. C. Sertae.

Rtn- 3 ffSnarn. Rfn. Payne. Rfn. PVetott IVCpL a.

Ptsoter. Sex H-: Rleiunorad. Bfn E-: Eocers. Rtn. 8.

O.i Butrjeriord. Rtn. Beabmok Bfn 3 1 SUraf. Set- B- firntlb. Rfn B.

etort. Tayasr. seen Tomkira. Rtn. Vine.

Rfn. E. Wsxerraan. Bfn. C.

West. Bfn. J. WUklnacn. Rfn watx.

Bin. A- Tourat. Pn a KAJ.C Ealot. Drr. Kastne, Patter- 1 son.

CaTB. Whitney, ore. Barsca. Pte. 1.

B. MTSSIXG. BIUETIJJ KILLED B.C otspard. IVSet- P. RJL.C.

ITaaakaj. Fflldffl, Tpr. A. a a-in. Gnr.

X-Hcaala. Beekaj. LvCSL A- S. irln Baart. Crrarttm.

Pie. J. Cmitea Bars. Mrlniny. Pte.

T. BorascrC. bcueted wocjrDCD aiilkti. Belcher. Pte.

S- llTStlkC. aUXTTO PBJJ05IB OF WAS -Aaertdce. Gnr. T. Carrert, Gcr.

J. a. lunar, atm. j- Geeea Betrarea. dark.

Pte. 3. Tm, assal I fletchcr. COL 1. Ceealea arra.

COyie. Pta. Eatt. Pte. Buaaell.

Pte. W. Mrav-1.