"Hongkong Daily Press," July 15, 1941,

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HONGKONG, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1941.

STIRRING ADDRESS BY CHURCHILL:

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"WE WILL NOT TURN FROM OUR PURPOSE HOWEVER SOMBRE THE ROAD OR GRIEVOUS THE Night Bombing Intensified: Italy Will Get

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WE SHALL NOT TURN FROM OUR PURPOSE, HOWEVER SOMBRE THE ROAD, HOWEVER GRIEVOUS THE COST BECAUSE WE KNOW THAT OUT OF THIS TIME OF TRIBULATION WILL BE BORN A NEW FREEDOM AND GLORY FOR ALL MANKIND."

With these stirring words MR. CHURCHILL, the British Prime Minister, con- cluded, amid prolonged cheering, an address he gave at a public luncheon before the London County Council at the County Hall, Westminster, yesterday.

"IT IS TIME THAT THE GERMANS SHOULD BE MADE TO SUFFER IN THEIR OWN HOMELAND AND CITIES SOMETHING OF THE TORMENT THAT THEY HAVE TWICE IN OUR LIFETIME LET LOOSE UPON THEIR NEIGHBOURS AND THE

WORLD.

SCIENTIFIC WE HAVE NOW INTENSIFIED THE SYSTEMATIC,

AND METHODICAL BOMBING, ON A LARGE SCALE, OF GERMAN CITIES, SEAPORTS, INDUSTRIES AND MILITARY OBJECTIVES.

We must keep this process going on a steadily rising tide until the Nazi Regime is either expurgated by us or, better still, torn to pieces by the German people them- selves.

WARNING NOTE SOUNDED BY THE PRIME MINISTER

MESSAGE FROM MR. CHURCHILL

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MOSCOW RADIO CLAIMS GERMANS. SUFFERED A MILLION CASUALTIES

IN THREE WEEKS: OVER 2,000 PLANES SHOT DOWN

LONDON, July 14 (Reuter)-The latest German com- GERMAN on the Eastern Front are continuing "according to plan," CONSUL

munique claims that the "breaking-through" operations

and that Leningrad, Moscow and Kiev are directly threatened.

However, there is no confirmation of this, though it is known that the Germans have made some slight progress.

In a review of the past! three weeks' operations, the

Moscow Radio claims that BASTILLE

THE GERMANS HAVE SUF-

ANNIVERSARY TO GENERAL FERED AT LEAST 1,000,000

CASUALTIES, AS COMPAR- MARKED DE GAULLE

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ED WITH 250,000 RUSSIAN CASUALTIES.

VANISHES

STRICT SECRECY MAINTAINED

TSINGTAO, July 14 (Router) Strictest secrecy is being main- tained over the disappearance of the Tringtao German Consul, Dr. Von Sancken, who has not attend- four days. ed his official duties. in the past

JERUSALEM, July 14 (Router)-- LONDON, July 14 (BWS)—The

In contrast with France where the The Boylet Air Force is said to ollowing message from the Prime

have destroyed 2,300

Bastille Anniversary was marked Minister to

German General De Gaulle. planes, for the loss of 1,900 Rus- this year by mourning, the Free porte current about him, one says Of, the many unconfirmed re- leader of the Free French forces sian planes, while the respective French in Palestine were celebrat- that he was found in the bath- for July 14 was issued from No. tarik losses are 3,060 German and ng the Bastille Day at their base room of his house late on Thurs 10, Downing Street:

2,200 Russian.

depot somewhere in Palestine with day night with "Two years ago I stood in

* razor wound A Russian communique states

an open air function.

while another asserts that he was Champs Elysees and watched with that there were no

Sports and competitions were in-seen at a railway station last Mon- emotion the splendid parade of operations last night and no sub-cluded in the celebrations.

large-scale the French Army and Its Empire-stantial alteration in the position

day and was supposed to be pro- A reception was held at the ceeding to Pelping.. Many catastrophies have filled these two terrible years.

at the front.

French Hospital in Bethlehem It is reported that. Dr. Baucken, While there is no confirmation where a special High Masa was who has been in Tsingtao for two states have been trampled down in London of the German clating celebrated this more ug. and cast inte Nazi bondage.

of successes in Russia, it is thought "Within

"Millions of Frenchmen have likely the Germans have made. a few months

found themselves for the time be some progress. when our great bombers are ing in positions of insuperable dif- finished in our factories or ficulty, some have broken under sped hither from across the the strain and have let themselves ocean we will see that this slide into a bottomless pit of dea-

never die and the spirit of the range of our bombers ex-French people will rise again from

Hlan Minister for Air and Civil assistance beyond his power. tended.

HEAVY CONCENTRATIONS all run and misery purified and

Avtation, announced today.

Answering enquiries, authorities "THAT ABJECT SUBJECT rejuvenated by what it has under-

ANKARA, July 14 (Reuter)- The equipment will be for local of the local hospital say that they PROVINCE OF GERMANY, one.

Travellers from Bulgaria state use and thousands of persons will are not able to state whether Dr. WHICH USED TO BE

To you and your gallant cum

that they did not see heavy troop be employed.

Baucken had been there or not, CALLED

concentrations, on the frontier, but rades I send this message of grees ITALY (LAUGH-

ing and goodwill. I send this mes-

hoticed mary large troop encamp- TER), WILL HAVE ITS FAIR sage to tell

ments along the Plovid-Svelingrad SHARE OF THE BOMBING." and Frenchwomen, wherever they rushed all over the country where all true Frenchmen une from where troops could be

would

The most dangerous Nazl threat appear to be against Leningrad,

There are indications that the

RADIO LOCATION EQUIPMENT

years, Was Tormerly very sympa. thetic towards local Russians and most active in Russian charitiesTM and that he was most depressed Immediately after the outbreak of the Russo-German war.. MELBOURNE, July 14 (Reuter)

WAS PESTERED The production of radio-location- Gerinen sources say that Dr. equipment in Australia will begin Saucken was recently pestered by

A warning note was sounded by MB, WINSTON CHURCHILL bombing is increased and the Pair. But the soul of France can Russians are adjusting their line immediately, Mr. McEwan, Austra-tocar German nationals requiring

the Prime Minister, when he addressed 6,000 civil defence workers in Hyd Park, London, yesterday.

"We are now bombing the enemy with a heavier tonnage of bombs than he has any monthly period discharged on us,” said the Prime Minister, "But that is only the beginning. We shall con- tinue the process in a growing scale until we have beaten down his horrible tyranny.

The Courage of Londoners has impressed every country and has gained us scores of millions of friends in the United States.

"I do not hesitate to say that the enormous task of the United States towards making British resistance effective has been largely influenced by the people of London and the men and women in our provindaj cities who have been standing up to the bombardment.

"We have just come out of one long hard battle and we may at any minute enter upon another. For the moment there is a full but we must expect before long the enemy will renew his attack upon us."

MANUEL FOX, TAYLOR BACK IN HONGKONG

Returning to Hongkong yesterday morning from a two-week-visit in Sbangbal, MR. A. MANUEL FOX, American Member on the Chi- nese Currency Stabilisation Board, declared at a Press reception at the Peninsula Hotel in the afternoon that he had a "prettý, good picture" of the economic and financial situation in the northern metropolis.

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in the Bessarabian front.

required.

may be and however hard their Iot, that the British nation and Empire is always on the march Government is extremely appre- It appears that the Bulgarian along the great road which leads hensive owing to pro-Russian

to victory. I feel sure that most feeling among the people especial- of us will live to see another Jolyly in the ports of Varna and 14 when glories of France will be Bourgas where Communists are restored and when, amid the roar active.

of liberated Europe, we shall cele- Many officers with Russian sym- brate the festival of peace and pathles have been sent to concen- freedom:

tration camps.

German road signs are still fö evidence.

-STERN FEARS, "Hard and stern years Da before

us but the end is certain and the The internal situation in the end will make amends for all. It is country may explain for the recent good augury that this July 14 partial mobilisation, as the war

Bulgarians.

S. ABYSSINIAN

Russia Assimilated To Structure Of Potential "Democratic Peace"

NEW YORK, July 14 (Beuter)--The Anglo-Russian Agreement "assimilates Russia to the structure of a potential democratic peace" says the NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE in a leader.

"By bearing Russia Into that structure on the same basis as the other Allied Governments and under the same obligation, it does not narrow but Immensely widen both hope and opportunity which hang on a democratic victory."

The NEW YORK TIMES Bay is the only logical outcome of the The Pact has very, real value. sit ation forced by Hitler's tva-

in the

AUSTRALIAN SUPPORT NEW YORK, BURN)

I should witness the liberation of agafist the Soviets would split the The present gain is both materialsion of Russia

Syria from the control of the country in two while any Bul- and moral. It strengthens the Every reasonable man Wiesbaden and cleanse it from in- garlan attempt to grab Turkish Russian morale to have this clear British Empire, the newspaper trigues and infiltrations of the Thrace would be suicidal for the evidence of British help and it will adds, will applaud the Pact and "We have loosed upon Germany Huna.

bolster British morale to have the will agree that it is better late, now more than half the tonnage "By the British and French

Russian promise not to make a than never. Coy While there, he said he met al Manager of the Bank of China, of bombs loosed by the Germans hands. Independence and sover-

separate peace”.

BEACTIONS some 100 important people includ-and Mr. Walter Frese, assistant to on our cities during the whole eighty can be restored to the Arab ing Chinese, American and British Mr. Fox, toured Kunming, Kwel- course of the war. But this is peoples and the historic interest businessmen, bankers and finan-in. Lluchow, Hengyang. Shiuchow, only the beginning and we hope of France in Syria can be recognis ciers, examined every phase of the Kanchow and Namyung in the by next July to multiply our de-ed and preserved. economie and finanelal situation, Bouthwest, while the other com-jiveries manifold.

Thus encouraged and thus for- and collected considerable data, prising Mr. Fox and Dr. William H. "It is for this reason that I must tiled, we can turn again to our which, he added, are being care-Taylor, visited Shanghal.

Mr. Chen's party has also arrived my colleagues, to be prepared for

ask you, Jadles and gentlemen, and tolls and our duty."". fully: studled.

Mr. Fox declined to commit him in Hongkong. Mr. Fox and that vehement counter-action by the self to comment on the financial he had had talks with Mr. Chen situation in. Free China on the and his associates today. On the basis is study made thus far, basis of the findings of the two "Our methods of dealing with saying that a statement will be parties, a formula will be worked night raiders have improved and made public, by the Chairman of out for the stabilisation of Chinese they no longer relish their trips the Board after all available cata currency.

have been examined..

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Aside from purely currency ques- tions, Mr. Fox further. said, the Board also delves into the general economic problems. Its major tuska, he explained, are to make China's war effort more effective faze and to lay a foundation for post- war reconstruction...

The Board, with headquarters in Chungking, recently branched out In two parties to study the than- clal and economic conditioris in various parts of the country "pre- paratory to the currency stabilisu- tion work. One party, consisting of Mr. K. P. Chen, Chairman of the Bourd and General Manager of the Shanghal Commercial de Bavings" Bink, and Mr. Tsu-yés Pel, Caner |

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enemy.

to our shores. It is said that they have moved their force to their Eastern frontier but they have a bombing force in the West quite capable of making heavy attacks, SAVING UP

CAMPAIGN ENDS MELBOURNE, July 14 (Reuter) The reaction of Congress to the Australia supports the Anglo- Anglo-Soviet Agreement is divided Congratulations have been sent Russian agreement for full re- according to the Washington cor to General Sir Alan Cunningham ciprocal military ald, declared respondent of the NEW YORK and General Platt on the final MR. R. G. MENZIES, Australian TIMES. *“ victory over the Italians in Bouth Prime Minister.

Bome Isolationists say It la far- ern Abyssinia.

He added that the best asther evidence that the United sistance will be for all parties to States should have nothing to carry on, Russle vigorously to con- do with these two countries where- tinue the eastern fight, Britain as others regard it as an inevit to maintain aerial bombardment able and useful agreement, and Imperial troops to pursue

Benator fraft, one of the leading their own campaign in the Middle Isolationists, declared: East.

Americana welcome the clonest The agreement, added Mr. Men-co-operation between Britain and zles,, did not affect Australia's in Rassin but whether it is wise for ternal policy particularly against England to bind herself not to subversive acts Irrespective of lay

make peace, unless Russle consents,

Bomber Command Again Over Enemy Territory Despite Bad Weather

Aircraft of the Boniber Command were again over North-West-

"I don't know why they do not ern Germany on Sunday night despite unfavourable weather, states come but it is certainly not because an Air Ministry communique,

bele

The public had no sympathy, perhaps, doubtful", with extremely local people who were discovering that the war was Just only after Russia's entry SONWIDE SATISFACTIONUM

BYDNEY, July 14 (Reuter)

CROSSED BOEDER - ANKARA July. 14. (Reuter The

vedi in Turkey. Soviet Ambassador in Berlini “Zuía

they began ancther war. It may be Bremen, and the docks at Amsterdam and Ostend were attack- that they are saving up, but thed while Gres were started at the oil storage tanks at Kotterdam. fact that they have had to save

Aircraft of the Fighter Command LONDON, July 14 (Reuter) up a proof of our heady advance attacked enemy aerodromes in enemy atroraft were destroyed Commenting on the Anglo-Russian to a position of, at leset squ

Northern France,

Over Great Britain during the agreement, BIR FREDERIOR STE and soon of superiority to them in one plane of the Bomber Com- might

WART, Minister for External At- the air,

mario, la miasta from the night Enemy activity continued to be faire, said the Past would give the operations, 14

on a small schle, 19) widest batisfaction, and the effect Testerday morning two enemy Bombs were dropped it a few means that Britain and lanes were shot down over Britain places in the coastal districte, and will co-operate wholehear

third swooped down and in one place in the Midlands, not negotiate with the

ned a train in the A small number of lensualties cept by mutu nties injuring three was reported,

-Leading articles: An Agree

ment; An Arilatice. Coming events: Radlo pro grammes Crossword puzzle, French national day; Anglo- Soviet Agreement will put Our civil defenses througho an end to infamous Hitlerite the country king: "Heavy" Axis losses, selves for further Syrian armistice decision awaited

Finance and commercda

devotion to duty Cont'd Fa

the

Morcow Herr Schulenberg, anil The German, Ambassador In 250 German from Russia here Also crossed the border into Tur-

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