Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
September 4, 1939.
Galavery, Supreme Coert,
DOMINIONS RALLY TO MOTHERLAND: How LONDON ZERO HOUR IN PARIS AND LONDON
PARIS, Sept. 3 (Reuter).-A communique announces that the French Ambassador told Herr Joachim von Rib- bentrop that, as from 5 p.m. British Standard Time, the French Government would find itself obliged to fulfil its obligations undertaken towards Poland.
THE NEWS RECEIVED
IN H.K.
Zero hour passed away quietly without outward manifestation Excited Crowds At that France was at war.
The weekly rest day has been abolished and a seven-day week established in all concerns working for national defence. AUSTRALIA AT WAR
HITLER'S HUN RAIDERS
MELBOURNE, Sept. 3 (Reuter).—“Australia BOMBING OPEN CITIES is at war" stated Mr. Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, in a broadcast address.
He added that where Britain stood, the people of the Empire and the British world stood also.
ple
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eldrew.
New bomb victims are arriving
hourly,
The Hotels
NEWS FLASHES.
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH
BERLIN, Sept. 3 (UP).- The French Ambassador and his staff have demanded THE suppressed excitement with passports from Berlin. which Hongkong last evening re- Simultaneously the Ger- clared a state of war against German Charge D'Affaires in many, bubbled over into a display of Paris and his staff in Paris parties occupying the ground floor have demanded passports.
celved the news that Britain had de-
wild enthusiasm after dinner, when;
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lounge of the Hongkong Hotel Anthem burst into the National
NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (UP).—The and the
toasting German und Leader, Fritz Kulin, Marseliluise. of the Allies and the predicts that "Hitler is going to ex- kled, including Hve the success
destruction of Nazism,
pand Germany's borders to frontiers So excited did the celebrants be-which existed before the World War come that a continual round of toasts and then announce that he is willing The Polish Ambassador is leaving was followed by drinking glasses to negotiate." Berlin for Denmark to-day. The re being smashed, and the huzz of excit-
ined conversation was constantly being HERLIN, Sept. mnants of the German Fangany
3 (UP)-tera and conferred at length Warsaw are leaving for Grannng via interrupted by the noise of tinkling recrived
Ambassador, stars!
ns tumblers were hurled to the with the new Soviet Riga,
Alexander Shvarzer, who was des German Pilot Interned ground.
nearly
Military WARSAW, Sept. 3 (Reuter).The reading of the
It is believed that
100 companied by the Soviet Kaunas, Sept. (Reuter). -- A
Attaches and the Military Delegation British declaration of
the Polish radio was damaged
planeglasses were broken in this way. German pursuit
Pewhere in the eily petit-up headed by Maxim Purkäwev. alighted on Lithuanian trritory near
At the followed by the singing of "God Save The King," and Posthumans fruities bedemotions were let loose.
Berlin,
(UP)-Special Theatre, where record crowds Kings and the pilot was internet.
have been viewing the reactable cars, currying 51 wives and children cries of "Long live Britain! Long live Chamberlain!"
Alm "Confessions of a Nazi Spy." of United States officials and 15 pri- Ivate Americans have reached Den- demonstrations
"GOD SAVE THE KING"
war on
The people of Warsaw called to demonstrate before the British Embassy where crowds gathered in the street expressing their satisfaction.
Comments like "Thank God" were heard, on all sides, and a feeling of relief spread throughout the city.
The announcement of an imminent French deciura- tion of war caused crowds to rush to the French Embassy. People leaving churches joined the general cry of "Britain and France are with us." Washington Impressed
3.
The machine was handed over to
the military authorities.
The necessary laws have been there published giving effect to Lithuania's
pol.cy
of
neutrality.
Maginot Line Precautions PARIS, Sept. 4 (UP).--The rear zone of the Maginot line has been completely evacuated of civilians.
Gorman Casualties BRATISLAVA, Sept. 3 (UP)
of German wounded soldiers arrived
railway Trak carloads Four from Poland at 4.55 p.m.
Germans Cross Vistula BERLIN, Sept. 3 (UT)-It is in Janounced that German troops have
Sept. 3
against litterism as the picture was mark, following their departure this
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SPENT FIRST NIGHT of WAR
(Special to the "Telegraph")
LONDON, Sept. 4 (UP). GREAT BRITAIN has gone to war with the calm assurance of a nation which, for the past thousand years, has triumphed in many perils as great as the one Hitler represents.
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There was nothing strident or melodramatic in the appeals made by the King or Prime Minister and there is nothing hysterical in the way in which the people are facing the coming ordeal.
After the flurry of excitement which attended the first air rald) alarm, the nation has settled quietly, to the new tasks which have been conceived through the intention of smashing liler and Hillerlan.
DUKE JOINS THE NAVY
LONDON, Sept. 3 (Reuter)
-The Admiralty an- that Rear-
nounces Admiral the
Silver Balloon Barrage The sunset sky yesterday over the British capital was studded by a silver barrage of balloons riding like
mighty feet at anchor. An hour after the alarm London was blacked
curtains out. Black were drawn across lighted windows in homes, offices and saloons,
Policemen in blue steel helmets, with gas pusks and first ald kits strapped to their shoulders were The patrolling the fly. their flashlights luminating piles of sandbags pro- tecting doors and basement windows. No. Giving-In
crises.
He
Duke of
Kent has taken up his
war appointment.
Duke of Kent is the youngest
brother
of
His
Majesty the King.
Was recently appointed Governor General-designate of the Commonwealth of Aus- tralia, but it now appears up- likely that he will take up this post.
Ex-Kaiser's Prayers
crossed the Vistula in their east and the National Anthem played, the classes have been ordered to report, The presence of Mr. Winston Chur- Stunned At Now War
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 (Reu-
ter).A wonderful impression
country is valued higher India
N.Z. Declares War SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" London, Sept. 2 (UP),—It is official
than
ward press in Silesia where they captured fortified podilons south of Nikolai.
tres.
entire audience joining in.
Extras Eagerly Bought of calmness and sincerity has y stated that New Zealand has de-Polish planes and one balloon were final British ultimatum and the pru- Ris also announced that seven Cabled information regarding the
A "Gazette Extraordinary" issued
instituted control been created by Mr. Chamber-clared war on Germany.
A Melbourne message says that Mr. Urought down in an air battle over clamation of a State of War was in Sarawak lain's speech and the instructions
No German planes were received by the Hongkong "Tele-Essential Contniodifies and creates a reserve of such. Among the com- broadcast by the BBC, declared a R. Menzies, the Australian Prime Warsaw.
following lost.
graph" ahead of all competitors.
initially controlled are Altnister, broadcast the
The War Ministry announced that "United Press exclusively report-modities statement to-day: "It is my melan-
responsible official to-day.
He added that oner agoln American people contrast the voice sequence of Germany's persistence in have of Britain with that of Germany, and the invasion of Poland, Britain has Stettin, from such a comparison our prople declared war: so Australia can draw only one conclusion, and theclared war also. people of Britain knuw conclusion is.
that what
Za
de.
the
has
of
the
The War Ofice, where, during the beetle days of the crisis, conferences between Military Chiefs and Diplo mats followed each other in quick succession, was deserted early in the evening.
With Britain
SPECIAL TO. THE "TELEGRAPH"
WOTC some
The present temper of the people indicates their readiness to lend their being shown, the more dramatic morning.
circumscribed existence, with black- anti-Nazi features of the film being! willy
PARIS, Sept. 3 (UP)--The Polish outs and other tribulations, unth applauded. This remarkablej
film has broken all radio announces that Mr. Chamber Europe is freed from its recurring documentary
lain's speech in the House of Com- Hongkong records,
There was nothing in the parlla- shows instons, declaring that a state of war Th During the cinema
Apeeches to encourage evening a notice was flashed on to the exists, stirred the wildest enthusiasm meniary
Hitler's belief that he will quickly screens requesting members of the throughout Poland.
smash the Poles and then conclude Royal Army Medical Corps to report
MOSCOW, Sept. 3 (Beuter).-The peace with Britain and France. to their headquarters.
In fact the altitude of all parties in- At the Queen's Theatre, confirma-jcivilian Red Army
that Government will be tion of Britain's declaration of war registration at specided stations to-dicates
day.
subjected to pressure if it fails to take' was received at 7.50 p.m.
It is not known what numbers or urgent steps to relieve the Poles. The show was immediately stopped'
but it is believed that similar orders chili, in the War Cabinet is another have been Issued in other large cen- sign that Britain will prosecute the war with relentless vigour. There Is also "eneral approval of the inclusion
DOORN, Sept. 3 (UP)-The of mother veteran of the World War,
180 year old ex-Kalser has been Lord Hankey.
Completo Calm In Paris greatly worried at the threat PARIS, Sept. 3 (UP)-The first hanging over Germany. night of the war was one of com- He listened on the radio, white the holy duty to inform you that in con- Russian ships with cotton and gasoline ed the final Ultimaturn from Britain petroleum and products of petroleum.plete calm. There was little traffic faced, as Mr. Chamberlain broadcast on the darkened streets which have his statement; afterwards the Kalser left Leningrad enroute to and France, setting "zero hour," and
LONDON,
Sept. 3 (UP). The been half emptied. There were no collected his entire household in o the Telegraph was able to exclu-
Royal Commission
demonstrations, announced sively record this momentous event that the King, at 4.20 p.m., signed all
hall of
of the castle and led them in Pope's Appeal
from any SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" no confirmation arrived
pruyer. House of
Later he went up to the death room Il Duce's Efforts
VATICAN CITY, Sept. 4 (UP)-It other source up to the time war was the bills passed by the
Commons and the House of Lords
of his first wife, Auguste Victoria is authoritatively stated that His declared.
"United Press" also recorded the yesterday and to-day. thus making
which is still
i intact, and he sank on SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" Holiness the Pope is preparing an Japan's View
his knees in front of the bed. BERLIN, Sept 3 (UP). Competent appeal to restrict the conflict to as Declaration of War, the cabled in-them law.
formation being delivered to
The ex-Kaiser, thus far, keeps away ТОКУП, Sept. 3 (Dumei).quarters stated to-day that Signor humane a warfare as possible.
MOSCOW, Sept. +
M. Daladier, who, at 9.30 p.m., from the large circles in Germany (UP)-An declares the Benito Mussolini is still continuing He will seek "Europe is on Ore,"
assurances that the "Telegraph" at 7.08 p.m. remark-
of the undisclosed number of classes in the addressed a radio ppeal to the which hope at the present situa- "Japan Times," popular English his efforts to prevent the outbreak of combatants will not use gas, second-able achievement in view
reserves have been enlied to
French Army and people, retired tion might develop into the restora- ly language newspaper here, "Germany a general European war,
will not bombard civilians and censorship restrictions.
about 10 pm, without holding antian of the Hohenzollern regime, No other News Agency recorded colours. German Air Claims
open villes, thirdly, fair treatment
other conference, has embarked on a military adven
Journalists also especially as his grandson Louis BERLIN, Sept. 3 Jure from the belief that Britain and
(Reuter).An for prisoners of war, and fourthly the Declaration of Wur before 8 p.m.,
LONDON, Sept. 3 (Reuter). left the War Office. The cessation of Ferdinand married the Grand Duchess cone lu France were not ready to
Army High Command communique respect for property and livestock in at which time an official "Gazette:
Extraordinary" was issued, confrm-Captain II. D. Murgesson the Con-political activity shows that France's Kyra of Russla the rescue of Poland," the paper con- claims that the whole aren over the the captured towns.
ing the news,
servative Chief Whip stated in the preparations in every field have been
Meanwhile, Wilhelm avoids giving Is battle area and the hinterland tinues.
Cerman Atrocity
erisiy and the House of Commons that the seat of completed. It is considered possible, Hitler cause to change his atitude Throughout the SPECIAL TO the "TELEGRAPH" "Germany's not improbable plan completely controlled by the German
nevertheless, that France will im towards Wilhelm's family in Germany. Government wl1 remain events leading up to the war, ex-the
tate Great Britain's example arici to deal decisive blows to
their larers.
WARSAW. Sept. + (UP)-The
clusive "United Press" coverage has London us long us possible. Polish Army before any other country It aserts at the attacks have Foreign Oike states that three enabled the "Telegraph" to "Imme He expected the House to meet at enlarge the cabinet.
been contined to military objectives, bombs caused an unknown number diately inform its readers of a subsequent date
Sconos in Warsaw. entered the field," the paper_says.
streamed In the square in the direc- that after units of of casualties at the Szymanow con- developments.
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH "In the summer of 1914, Germany and declares bad her ally in Austria-Hungary and German armoured cars reached the vent girls school in the Sochaczew
LONDON, Extra editions have been eagerly
Sept. 3 (UP). The WARSAW,
V. Sept. 4 (UP)-Edward ton of the British Embassy, and although the announcement concerned of Vistula at noon on Saturday, Germundistrict. niso could count on the support
W. Beattle. "United Press" special only England, every Pole assumed purchased by readers.
Board of Trade has issued a state- At Grudziadz a doctor was visiting! Turkey. This aligament enabled her forces effectively attacked, points at
correspondent.
describing the Corman Club Sealed
ment saying that it is "unlawful to to command a vast field of action, the river.
patients in a motor car, which car-
and have other scenes in Warsaw when the news was that France would simultaneously, de-
***** ALL Gerinan activities in Hongkong transact business The communique asserts that oried a red cross on the roof, when have ceased. Business houses extending from
and dealings with the enemy without on- received of Britain's declaration ofre war, and they equally cheered
France. Persian Gulf.
bridge, and another which was under)
war, says that all of Warsaw last by as machine-gunned and bombed shops have closed and the German clal permission, which will not be construction.
destroyed
Somewhere in the south, anti- carnival spirit, as the car, wounding the doctor.
Club in Cunnaught Road Central has granted save in exceptional clr-night broke Into At Devand. ficial numerous bombs.
German
though waiting to release pent-up aircraft fire was audible, but if the planes An important railway station was
been scaled by the
Police. dropped small balloons filled with also bombed.
In King's Park occurred the only The banks and Stock Exchange emotions until the unomeln! war be- alarm was sounded, nobody heard it Amidst the fireburst of undisguised hypedite gas, Children pleked them The statements adds that while
open sign of anti-Naz! feeling, the have declared a holiday on Monday, e a full-dress affair.
Crowds streamed into the streets, enthusiasm of this people. from the being at- up
the streets and many were military objectives were
swastika flag on the German club- but will reopen on Tuesday.
A crowd of 300 streamned across the "Outside observers almost a tacked and destroyed, there was re-
seriously burned
house being torn down and publicly Scotland Yard to-day began the singing, and jubilating, not only h financial that the weight of
The raiders brutally bombed and
and front of the French and British Em-street and crowded the courtyard of burried,
Germans rounding up of all economic strains under which the same by Polish anti-nircraft and
crowds evacuating machine-gunned pursuit planes.
"other allens of doubtful nationality," bassies, but also before the American the American Embassy, shouting for
Embassy
Mr. Biddle, the Ambursador, and Helch has struggled through the
The strains of "God Save The cheering his appearances as though past several years was wo heavy
King" could be heard as a fitting the United States had already joined that she has fo-day but a Himited
comment on the undescribable for the allles. surplus of resources.
and relief at Mr. Chamberlain's tie- "Long Live Roosevelt" claration which has been aroused
The crowd shouted: "Long Live in Warsaw.
The Polish radio station excitedly Roosevelt, Mr. Biddle, and the Ameri- announced the event and played the can army
and navy, interspersed British and Polish national anthems with a few cries of "Down With repeatedly.
Hitler."
Mr. Biddle was unshaven because I was at the Foreign Office talking of the morning's surprise, and he
was to
the North Sea
Without An Ally
"To-day she
to
entered the without a single ally, Nhc will have to face the combination of Poland, Britain and France.
anul
war of
were
"We Shall Be Victorious" SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” PARIS, Sept. 3. (UP).-M. Daln-
cumstances."
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(Reuter).—
in
In
The Consular staff were packing to the country districts, and there their baus and papers when a Tele-
numerous casualties.
graph representative called at the
LONDON, Sept. 4 (UP) The AL Dainglewo, in the Soczew Consulate this morning. Two delec- Government bus assumed control of
the iron and steel industry. "Once war is opened, it will be dier in a broadcast to-night declared: district, raiders dropped small bal-tives are on guard
loons, "Poland is the victim of u most electric battery and a lamp filled with the upper part containing an
Consulate Guard bound to be a long-drawn affair. It
brutal invasion. The responsibility
LONDON, Sept. The Consul-General, Mr. H. Glp- will in all certainty bea attrition and even downright exhaus-shoulders of Herr litter and his gunned and workers and numerous
for the crisis rests entirely on the s
A ralder also bombed and machine- perich, said he had no statement to Parliament is meeting this afternoon,
make.
the House of Commons at 2.45 and tion. Only prophets would dare say Government.
It is believed the Consular staff the House of Lords at 3 o'clock, to en which tie fortune of war would
"We were hoping for peace this children in a raid yesterday.
will leave for Manhia in the first consider further war measures. smile,
morning and we did everything "pus-i Incendiary Bombs "Meanwhile, world attention
SPECIAL TO THỂ “TELEGRAPH" available bast. be focussed on the line that the able to maintain it, but Hitler wont-
BRUSSELS, Sept. 4 (UP)--Bel- It was learned at the staffs of WARSAW,
Sept.
4 (UP)-Four most of
In view of the gravity of commercial glum United States will take."
were killed and ten gravely injured houses had evarunted during the events has formed 1 Nationala spokesman when another official stood in the window, still with in Okecia, a suburb of Warsaw at 9 week, having closed up Their arms. Cabinet. M. Pierlot is remaining as rushed in and exclledly exclaimed gasmask, waved his hand and smiled, o'clock to-day when six houses were
Netherlands Neutrality
present conflict."
will
ed war,
The cause of France is Justice, and we shall be victorious."
Rumanian Situation SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BUCHAREST, Sept. 3 (UP)
ed the
not
did permit spread
set on fire by an incombed
bomb
from the radio, war
SPECIAL
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the German
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"Anglaterra Declare Guerro"
his
"Angleterra Declare Guerre." The While someone in the crowd threw a Pokesman silently reached for my huge flower which the Ambassador Responding to a shouted request, hond across the desk, even though I caught and waved back."
The
an American. the corridors turned to unashamed Minister
quiet dignity of the officers in Colonci Beck, the Polish Foreign and Mr. Kennard, the pandemonium, because whatever they British Ambassador, appeared on the both smiling. may have done to conceal it, the Pales balcony together, have been worried by the two days Colonel Beck shook hands with Mr. of inaction.
Kennard, an ect which drew tremen- Choors For Franco
dous applause. I rushed to the lobby, where every- "We Shall Fight-Together";
one crowded round the radio, Crowds
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Firing practice will be carried out German In the world's economy, causing in-titude, it is realised that nobody can between the hours of 9 am to 2 pm. evacuated some days ago.. calculable losses of its wealth, with foresee how this war will develop, to-morrow. Firing Areas 'B' and 'D'
of its trade, and a grave and whether it won't eventually will be affected.
six Prime Minister together with Shops Closed THE HAGUE, Sept. 3 (Reuter)-
Envoy' Home BORAPH
Schinidt and Co., of Chater Road, Liberal Catholic former ministers. The Government has issued a state- ment to the effect that the neutrality Rumanians learned of the British de
dealers in mathematical instruments, New entries into the Cabinet include of the Netherlands as well as her in clamation of
enmeras, etc. had closed inst week. five Socialists, one of whom is Dr. PARIS, Sept. 4 (UP)-The Trans-Most of the stock in the shop was Spaak as Foreign Minister, together dependenco are to be maintained
are with four. Liberals and three foreign broadcasts. Although few had any Continental Press reports that boms under all circumstances.
illusions about the impending world felt near the summer villa of the removed and the show cases
practically
few empty. A
cheap affairs experts. American Ambassador to Poland.cameras and other goods catastrophe, the announcement caus Mr. A. M. B. Biddies, at Kongtancin value are lying about in Belgian Noutrality
of little disorder.
HOME, Sept. deepest consternation.
(UP)-Italian BRUSSELS, Sept. 3 (Reuter)—It
The Ambassador is at indicating a hurried departure. extra yesterday.
radlo pations are still advising In spite of the absence socially announced that Belgium
Melchers, of Ice House Street, one civilians to evacuate the large cities. Announcer Keeps Cool has sent a declaration of her neutra-newspapers, which the Government Present in Warsaw.
of the biggest German Arms in the ty to all countries concerned.
to appear, the news
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” like wildfre
through the city
Colony, are closed and a view into the Franco's Appeal
and country, causing the greatest
WARSAW, Sept. 4 (UP) The offers through the glass pannelling stands for flood-lighting the entire MADRID, Sept. 3 (Reuter).-Gen-prehension. concerning Buimania's radio announcer of the Warsaw shows a similar state of affairs. The compound.
For the present the internees are eral Franco, broadcasting to-day, op- own future. Although the Rumanian station was reciting the Polish trans-Offee tables are more or less cleared. pealed to the goodwill and respon Government is supported by a vast when he interrupted himself to an- lying about. A detective is stationed huurbed wire surrounding the
of Kirling's Ode to Liberty Some papers and other documents are remaining in the building.
There is only one entrance through sibility of governments and nations
majority of the to employ all efforts to localise the most of the opposition leaders, and ounce an air raid. Without chang-on guard at the entrance.
nation, including
Carlowitz and Co., of the Bank of school, and this is guarded by sentries Extension of the wat, declared is determined to mabilain neutrality, Ing bis tone, he continued and finish-
China Building, Queen's Road, La also of the Royal Scots.
The Volunteers General Franco, would, without bene- unless its own integrity is attacked, ed the Ode.
closed and nothing is viable. It is
Mobillation of Hongkong Volun understood Aing the belligerents, produce a and although the present outlook is
that the Manager and profound and insuperable disturbance considered as favouring such an at-
members of, the
staff teers has not yet been decreed.
The Volunteers Ordinance, how- ever, contains provisions giving the More Germans Interned
Governor power to make an emer- A further batch of German
**** M.M. Liner Returns Semi-official Rumania, this morn-
sidents were sent to the Internment geney order is this respect. ing of the humble classes of people.
Comp at La Salle College this mor ing, commented in the shadow India Takes Up Challenge.
The Jean Laborde was put about the Chancellory this afternoon, waiting to ning, bringing the total to well over SIMLA.. Sept
and appealed to (Henter) bayonets,"
on Saturday evening when she was proclamation has boon larued by the patriotism of the nation, stating that e Hiller depart for the eastern 100
For the present, it is understood, more than half way from Hongkong, Viocrey announcing the sutbreak of Rumania's watchword, contained in!
Many carried newspapers, eagerly women and children are not being enroute to Shanghal. She carried war and the existence of
ITLYO
Nothing that is Hungnian was snatched from the salesmen in the interned. Their movements, how- 270 passengers, about 150 of whom emergency, threatening the security "Nothing that is Rumanian will be ch
aver, have been restricted and they had joined the ship at Hongkong. given away. All that is Rumanian India,
Extra editions were distributed are not allowed to leave their homes. She arrived at 3 pm, on Sunday
Additional precautions against the | and ssalled again at 1 p.m. to-day voyage. She has berths for. 12, but generally @TICLE Whi will be defended,"
free from taxicabs, andouncing that Berlin Excitement
Britain was in a state of war with esope of internees were being taken for Salcon. She did not take any may be bringing more. Even should Europe is Again
Telegraph" passengers and her mission in Saigon all disembark bere there are more Mobilization is complet Germany and giving Hitler's pro- this morning when
**** than enough bookings to fill her for land is quietly, “and ike great principles of humanly, BERLIN, Sept. 8 (UP)-Several clamation to his army: and :- the reporter visited the college is not known,
Electricians were at work erecting justion and morality, which line thousand persone stood outside the people, a
Arrangements are being made for the journey to Shanghai.
awalling developments.
Te in the standard of liv-spread throughout Europe:
of
The Viceroy in broadcasting, utter “mu. Impresive call to the country
to take up Germany's challenge to・・ SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH«
of
front.
Addressing the crowd. - Colonel the transportation of through -pas-}Beck said: "Citizensi, 'In * 'moment sengers to Shanghal where they so of such great historick) (importance desire. One outcome of the Uner's | we.... feel” deeply the brotherhood threagh passengern for berths to nation. We shall night together in- return
scramble by these existing between us and the Brijjah fil the final victory is ours. Long five Shanghal."
Of the shipping firms open to-day the King of England!” Jardino's has received as many as. The cry was echoed by the crowd, 50 passage Inquiries directly trace and Mr. Kennard then declared: able to the stoppage of the, Jean"Shoulder to shoulder Poland and Laborde. As a result the Wosong, the British stand against aggresion on Wednesday, and the Glenapp, on and injustice. Long live Poland! Thursday, will all for Shanghai Long live the heroic Polish and fully booked. The Wosang has a British armies." walling list beyond her limit of 34
Holland Quiet passengers.
SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" Glenapp Chartered GABAN
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 3 (UP) The Glenapp, which is due on Holland, is entirely dominated by a Thursday, was chartered in Singa will to rema a neutral in the feri embarked from the engere dis-rible European condict
Rancht when she Calm reigns everywhere, was stopped there on her outward nõi crowda "although the
horrorT
confident