HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

GEN. WAVELL IN Failure Of German

TEHERAN

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with the British Minister alven recepitoj tom. b and parties in his her jur

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Butore leaving o Intin bably tomorrow of the day after be is expected to mojar southward 14 Sullanabad and Hamadan L inspect Bricjsh tronpa

Wavell added Hiat Jit rought the Germans could not push arounai the shores of thr Black Sea while the Russian Navy 16 still active

"This Geet can ishly be knocked ut by taking all its bases or by sending the Baltan Navi

h Black So, in which event the Ita Han Navy would have to turn a Darbage thr. ugh the Dardanelles

or ublkin Turkish consent to their Passage and there is certainly no sign that Turkey would consent," i he sato

GOOD RESULTS

EXPECTED

***

CHUNGKING Sept 29 •Reuter · The Chinese Government pe As Bond results tros The F. commendation

the Brit

Plesnelal and Bennie Masion tra which is sprimeing apo problem at the resure of the present

sinter

Spokesman today

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Replying to a report about a pre juardest econcile conterenes TO Hongkong. Jar spokesman wald Dai views may b exchanged be

Tweezi

1}. CGTCHEN Stabilisation Board, but no femal monterente. Es beling Tyld

Questions discussed, or vated, might thelude probleme concerti

necupied areas

OPEN CADET SCHOOL

MADRAS, Sept 29 Heuler) perposal for an open cadel ccom surd air and miltury school 10 Mudras is being considered by the Recruitment Sub Committee of the Provincial War Committee

Propaganda Shown

LONDON, Sept. 29 (BWS)-The failure of NAZI propaganda and Dirasare to evoke any practicai enthusiasm for cor War against RUSSIA either in the Countries like RUMANIA and BULGARIA. woch she virtually control, or in other European countries on which for geographical or political reasons she la able to exert her influence, bas already been shown

Recent news from Sweden gives Further evidence 01 the Nazis

hure in this respect

the

"In

Commenting on the paucity of crusaders' in Burden, which were, found whing to Jule: Le Nazi

xalat ÆRela Manchester Guardian says July, the Swedish Government re

used to have Swedish volunteer corps organised by the Germans

he

on Swedish sali

All thei a Swede could de wanted to serve Hitler was sock permission to leave his coun try and then volunteer

23 APPLICATIONS

GENERAL

BALANCE IN

FAVOUR

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Without the invasion of Russla Towever the whirie might of the German Aring would have beeti unimpaired for an Allack on Bri- tain which Maj Murray felt it was not possible to do auw,

KIMMLER OUT-BUTCHERED

The sabotage in Czechoslovakia had rearned such proportions that Hitler had seen at to place the

IMMEDIATE WAR country under the charge of Her

WITH RUSSIA

SHANGHAI Sept 29 (Reuter The American-owned newspaper

PRESS publishes a the CHINA

tir'bated in a source femen: jo Trik ya which says that CHT

exercising It Why is

on Preskute Japan through Fascist Jupan se Army Officers in favour of an im- mediate clast: with Russia

to

Up to Bept 2 there has been nly 23 applications Each ap pileunt binds a German durument reritybag that he wanted to join The German Army and the Swedish Gevriament rejected all appilea

drich "whose record for bestiality must make many Naz's green with envy" Heydrich HA મ

bulcher, had cut-butchered h's chief Himm

ter

would now

that mean mort Czechs and Jews would be│ murdered in the same way as were the hapless Norwegians

31

STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE Turiting

Ethiopia, Major Murray said thai though the cam paign was over there were still remtants of Italian forces holding

render of which was announced on Sunday. WES of considerable strategic importance,

JAPAN'S OPIUM

Prince Kanaye, according to this at Gondar Wocheft. the sur report is losing faith in the policy of aggrandisement through aggres al02! His lewa are staled to have clashed Compromisingly with Pasclat Army and Navy Olleers

Meanwhil the atti:nde of the upper le Tokyo Administration remains

by no means yel Germans cautious Feeling that Germany Is vietor Di Russle end that Japan to tassle Rus ! sta's powerful Par Easterty would involve givlue sesti

Werk lew kjaponchog the drectly to Fadland in order to selv

19A: enuntry and that is all i would not expect anything From the Swedes. Best sell peting and freedom boving of dis The Germans de bat lik, I

1

3 Cha Wai and ward drive

A.

POLICY

CHUNGKING. Sept 29 Central The Ministry Interior has Tr Army:quested 1in Ministry

FOT pare; een Affairs

report 14 t.ne south-Leagu of Nations Japanese en contagement of plum in the re cupiedi 3144 espechally Inner Mopoila

HEYDRICH MOST RUTHLESS

MEMBER OF NAZI PARTY

LONDON, Sept 29 Reuter) Leading

up

1 the dramath events of this weekend in Czechoslovakia is the long story of the battle to suppress the Creebs fought by an aging German diplomat of the mid school (Bazon von Neurathi who tried vainly to wurk through Mazi method, though he wis not himself an original mem her of the Nazi Party

F was made an honorary member of the Black Guard th 1937. Von Nenrath's resignation this week-end is his second great fall His first failure was his inability to retain his post as Foreign Minister Hisler's Government.

ute

Revording to reports received by í fi Mistry of Interior, peppy 's planted aver large areas In Kwel-

Sada, Pantow, Toketo and Tsungshuile In Sutyuan as a result

Japanese encouragement

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1941. --PAGE 5

PLYMOUTH

A SHIPMENT

HAS JUST ARRIVED

BOLE AGENTS

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2. CHATER ROAD

MADRAS IN

THE WAR

The LIUS between Malaya and Madras are of such long starshing

in these 1. Survey

columns o recent developments in that grea Presidency.

Fow a

ot

War:

The remarkably Save: which emerges from

me lite in Madras Is that al- though Madras is second la Bone among the provinces of India 14

The Japanese has established monopoly over the sales of optum tberr Private sales are punish- able by

death. An opium put nasing office has been established at Howhoshin with branches in ildren ities and LOWDE An ounce opham is purchased at the prices ranging from 80 cts, 1 $2

The oplum thus collected I principally shipped to Pelping and Tenist where it is elmer sold an

high prices or made into heroin.

Of

scope and generosity of s war effort, 11 has bevertheless managed to keep up a progressive social policy and even to make in teresting and hopeful experiments in certain directions.

Madras has taken the lead in

NORTH RIVER AREA the war funds total of over Rs

Neurath bitterly naked and was ca thared throughout Germany as dated by Will Pop whinese peat the most ruthless of the Bob Jae has odtere opposed When Nazás Young vigurnas and am- ! 1547 faberTrop WHA appoint but was !! IMA probably been ed Hitler's Ambassador to London directe responsible for more JAPANESE DRIVE IN mats in voluntary contributions to Neurath declared to a Reuter cor-jan Un by many the coun respondent "Hi love me. t is STAR JPY 1: was he who ordered many of

wirt terma foreign the

Hitler's petty , nutter w bat Journeys ports in the famous purge abroad Ribbentrop may chouse to June 311 1934. and it Deck

has been sent wherever That stolen: did not remain action has been needed In the tra long Jan Dy a few months No", in enint ta.m. ip February 1938

training

1 is karet the meeting Javour ed the suggestion that to begin with proviston should be made for about 50 puplik at a time undergo a three-month course of sin eroded by Ribbentrop as

eign Minister

be was!

For

N.D.C. MEETING

never bee

UNSUCCESSFUL RULE Mas rule 1 Czechoslovakia has and several

h

p

ot

140 lakh In the Governor's War Fund Alone has alrade been reached.

It will O

interest to note

YINGTAK. Sept 29 Central A Japanese drive Lowerd Tsing- who yuan. North River town 44 miles ruthless north-west of Canton, has lost

much of its vigour after meeting here that the Madras Governor's personal example of contributing with strong Chinese resistance

Early

The une day's pay every month to the yesterday morning Japanese column made its way tower fund was followed by almost Futwoshan (Tiger Head Hill). east every officer in receipt of a salary jor Tsingyuan, and was engaged by Rs. 100 or more per mensemi

the Chinese.

The industr.es of the Madras Presidency are fally mobilised for

news

that

SUPER-GESTAPO In 1939 ante Heyarch had been appointed Lake hare of the "People's In formation Nerve. * super-Ges tap to watch over members เอ

MOVE UP WEST RIVER

A number of steam and rubber the prosecution of the War. Tim

cotton, silk-worm ligature

SIMLA. Sept 29 Reuter J 18 Lines he Is understand to have Gestapo, who were themselves boats with Japanese aboard were i ber telally announced that the first asker Hitler 11 permission

to swing discontent Then shout found to have sailed up the West guts, coconut shell charcoal and meeting of the National Drience resign New ! em he has

"Hal's part with the SovietTM River Walong. 17 miles above several other things which are Council establishment of which stated a to can carry on no long He is the author of book in Samiston yesterday morning

very useful to the prosecution of was atuounced by the Viceroy on or

espirante published folk members Chahest

trops immediately en- the war are supplied by Madras in gake then:

large quantities. In the case of silk-worn ligature guts Madras is now supplying the entire require. ments of the Indian Medical De partment.

July 21 simultaneously with the Bewtrick W? TRA takes over expansion of his Cabinet will be held here on Oct. 5 ande the presidency of the Viceroy whe proposes to make a brief opening addregs of welcome. after which the Council will sit in seer sex slon kely to last three days

SPRINGBOKS

CAPTURE ITALIAN

CAIRO

STAFF CAR

Spl 29 ·Reuter

The

The session is likely w discuss matters much as the general war capture of an Halat. Sa car by position, various aspects of supply. South Africans was mentioned u ARP civil defence

yesterday's British Middle Hasi communique

The

ou the Nazi Party

FORTY-FIVE GERMAN FIGHTERS DESTROYED IN AERIAL COMBAT

SHIPPING HARASSED

At the outbreak of war three battalions were embodied. Special: einergency forces have been! i stationed in two places Nurses have come forward in large num- ibers to volunteer for war service.: enemy No dificuity has been experienced in recruitment for the army

LONDON, Sept. 29 (Reater)~~~R. A‚F. operations over Germany and occupied territory during the week ending at dawn on Sept. 28 were much reduced by unfavourable weather. Strong forces of bombers and further successes against fighters made successful attacks shipping. in daylight on September 21 on communique Stay

Apart

the power station at Gosnay and Tru -neffective

in daylight on September 20, pressed In all enemy Ketillery fre. the situation railway objectives at Lille.

24 German fighters were destroyed and two anti-aircraft ships, pro-all those who volunteer for mili-!

they attacked four ruine-sweepers concessions in many matters to al Tobruk throughout yesterday! was generally quiet In the fron- in these operations for the loss of

13 British fighters, but two British bably destroying two mine-sweep-tary service.

Tens pilots were saved and no hombers ers and damaging the anti-aircraft

SWISS ARSENAL LIBYA

EXPLOSION

A Lerrific explosion, caused

H

nre reaching

a

by

tier area.

depot of ex plosives. completely wrecked the

railway station at Neuchatel.

our patrolk continued their aggressive activities.

"Yesterday

patrol captured a

South African

staff car on-¡

The fire started in a freight yarataing four Italian officers."

and spread rapidly, causing the

roof of the station to collapse.

Until now one person is known

to have been killed and Ove in

jured, while a large quantity of woods was destroyed.

correspondent

Οι

PREPARATION

ORDERED

PESHAWAR, Sept 29 (Reuter- Although the present world crisis The

the has

hitherto

Dot presented a Journal de Geneve says the ex-threat to the frontiers of India. plusion was of such violence that the Ru), in accordance with the

were lost

News was released this week of

the new Hurricanes equipped with powerful armament of 12 guns and Cannon They have gained

Jour

hips.

British lighters also snak

The Madras Government has ex- their willingness to give

Vizag

British

civic

Cachin.

of thousands guards have been formed through- out the presidency. Air sald pre- patrol vessel off the French count. cautions schemes are ready for

The Coastal Command also made Madras, successful attacks on enemy ships Cocanada and the Nilgiris. off the coast of Norway. A 5,000- In response to a request from ton Bupply ship was hit and a the Central Government in regard 8,000-ton supply shilp is also be- to the possibilities of providing lieved to have been hit.

training for skilled personnel "re-

Docks at Calals. Dunkirk and quired for war industries, a list of Boulogne were ralded by Bomber Madras schools in which the re- Command aircraft as were also quisite training could be provided objectives at Cologne and Western was supplied.

AUSTRALIA'S REPRESENTATIVE IN SINGAPORE at window within a radius of policy of taking precautions to several hundred yards were shat deal

"My regrets in leaving behind Germany.

The Madras College of Engineer- with any emergency, has many associations I have formed Tered

ing has since been selected for while streets around the ordered the preparation of plans in

the tempered by station were covered with debris. for the evacuation or dispersal of feeling that in Bingapore I sbail 27, a big air sweep over France of

In the afternoon of September mechanics, Other institutions have the training of Air Force The force of the explosion was all classes of the general public, be almost at the gateway of Free Elenheims with a fighter escort also been selected for the training been inspected and a few have equal to that of ♫ high-calibre from threatened areas.

blacksmiths, electricians etc. of fitters, millers, mshinists,

bomb.

The exact Casca arc not yet known, but since it was preceded by a cracking sound, it is belleved that the fire was responsible.

LIBERAL FINANCE

wate

China are

DIG SWEEP

China and thus be better able to was made. The railway centre at that country's development Amiens and the rallway junction as a resurgent nation," declared near Lavussee was bombed with Mr. V. G. Bowden, Australia's re- good results. Twenty-one onemy MELBOURNE. Sept. 20 (Reuter) prosentative in Malaya, upon his aghters were destroyed to 13 Brl- there is good progress. A recur -The Premier, Mr. A. W. Fadden, arrival in Singapore, In a speech here today, said that

Mr. Bowden sald that his func- The attack WIN

tish.

the

too,

In the fold of aviation

ring subsidy of Rs.20,000 a year wock's for five years to the Madras Tiying

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"Where was thei 7" "Peterborough. Only one more hour to King's Cross: "Good. Wonder how Town'» looking these days."

"Pretty good, I should say. Any place would took good after a spelt of the Noriice Katrol. What ar you going to do 7" "Oh, the oval things. Art galkries, Museums. Feeding the ducks in St. James's Park,” "Neither am I. I'm going to sp high, wide and handsome in spite of the bombs. By the time I've finuhad the metropolis will be painted o chaste crushed strawberry,”

Well. Well. Boys will be boys. Only beware of pickpockets, don't play billiards with strangers for money, and always wear flannel next your skin,””

"I hear you, uncle. And now, take a sip from me. Try and remember this time to mix soma Rose's Lime Face with your gin. Or take a long - one to wind up the 'wemby fim and games. There's no time for morn ings-after on a seven days" leave,”

"First sensible thing you've said since we crossed the Forth Bridge. I shall adhere to Rose's Lime Juice like a barnacle to en Italian battleship."

ROSE'S. THE WISE MAN'S 'NIGHTCAP

To present the views of Chinese rubber traders before the American

| Government, the Chinese · Rubber

MORE CANADIANS.

IN BRITAIN the Australian budget showed therions will be to provide the Aus heaviest und Germany sent up Club for imparting instruction in LONDON, Sept. 29 (Reuter)-- Dealers ană Millers' Association is Mr. Liu Wet-chih, Minister of, Government had adopted a wise tralian Government with the more fighters than had been soon flying has been granted by the Hundreds more Canadian troops sending Mr. Leo Hong-chian, welt-i Overseas Affairs returned to policy of, liberal finance rather closest possible contacts with Ma for a long time.

Madras Government. The Gover have arrived safely in Britain known Malayan Chinese industri- Clunding # Thursday, from thun inflation, thus assuring that lays and keep it informed of all During the week's operations. 28 nor offers scholarships for pilota Amongst them are both light and list, to the United States for dis Hongkong after a four-week stay the public spending power did not developments in this uras, simul. British aircraft are missing but under training for which a gift heavy anti-aircraft gunners. In the British Colony tosport exceed the value of goods pro-taneously assisting in commercial five pilote

wcussions with the Rubber Reserve are enfe, Forty-ave of over Rs.180,000 was made from Ordnance, medical and dental company. Mr. Les te leaving Ing everuean affairs.

educed for home consumption. development, maye Central News. German fighters were destroyed. the War Fund.

units are also represented, a shorty Yor America.

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