board. and was. never seen again, "Our chief mess boy jumped over.
Said Macleod." heard the mess boy Yelling among the wreckage ut Uke Hfevost was so. filed. with water we Were unable to navigate it to him, 'Phere was no panic at any' time. and the electric lights were burning "on the Ship as she sank Survivers "said. that one seaman when he was picked, %p_ inquired "anyone fol an automobile? I've got s0 much il inside me T could opera ate one for a. tong. time."—United 1 Press.
Hertzog Supports Bombs on Occupied France Naziism Taese docts were snapped ug they were dropped from a Stirling bomber during a recent over occupied France. Escorted by fighters, triose heavy Bombers brave the Nasi antiaircraft fre Capetown, Oct. 2 and press home dapight attacks on German objectives, General J. B. M, Hertzog, former Premier of South Africa, told the Afrikander Party The European War, October 25. front, and Russians in the Congress, yesterday that Nazi-Some German regiments one. said to ism is "not exclusively the have lost percent. of thet cee: product of any particular coun try_or people."
He declared that support of Naziisth was an "Afrikan na-
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