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Shop, carly.
Gloucester Arcade.
Exchange At
A Glance
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HONGKONG TELERGAPH
October 23, 1939.
WILL NAZIS
USE GAS?"
Propaganda May Precede Action
Every article scht through the Posts should bear in the left-hand corner, or on the back, the name and address of the sender, so that the:
LONDON, Oct. 22, (British Post Office may be able in case of
from non-delivery, to return it unopened Wireless). Reports and without delay. A. large num abroad suggest that the Nazis
articles of undelivered
behind the destroyed every year at the iteturn-are putting a very big pro ed Letter Omee because they contain pagandist effort no cluc, outside or inside, of the story-for which there is not whereabouts of the senders.
a shred of justification-that a gas-mine was found in Poland, which had been supplied from Britain.
Owing to the uncertainty of Sea; transport the public are requested to post Christman Parcels carly, pre- terable before the end of October.
Small Packet Post to all countries is suspended,
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and. Parcel Mail are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise atted, and where mails are advertis- et to close at or before 9 a.m. regis tered and parcel molls are closed ut ph, on the previous day. When mails are advertised to close after 5 p.m. Registered and Porcel malls Are closed at 5 p.m.
Oct. 24. Oct. 24. . Oct. 24
Persistence In this allegation-
for which 1403 Germun evidence traversed in detail by the British War Office in a slatement Issued on Thursday in the face of authorita- five denials from London is arousing speculation as to the purpose of this Nazi campaign.
The War Offee statement referred to the possibility that it was a pre- Jude to the use of gas by the Ger- mans themselves.
Inwardness Of The Lio"
Writing in the "Observer" to-dny. Mr. J. L. Garvin saya; "The whole world recognises in a moment the Britain Inwardness of the lie that
It suppiled Poland with poison-gas Infomillar Freudian revelation, as we call it now, though Dostotefiskl's There are novels were full of it.
who show
are people
what they thinking about and intend what they
INWARD
MAILS
Palembang
Straits
Amoy
.Oct. 23. .Oct. 23. .Oct 24.
Bangkok
.Oet, 24.
T.T. London
1/27%
Haiphong, Pakhol,, Huihow
Bayard
1/27%
T.T. Shanghal
310
Japon and Shanghai
Calcutta and Straits
T.T. Singapore
52%
T.T. Japan
.100
Canatta, U.S.A, lonolulu,
Shungimi, Vancouver, B.C. date.
and Fort .Oct. 24. Oct. 24. Oct. 21. Japan and
impule.
T.T. India
.82
4th October
.Oct. 24.
T.T. USA
2417
Manda
T.T. Manka
10%
Shanghaf
7. Batavia
45
Sandakan
TT. Bangkok
TT. Salzon
1495 .108 .10.00 2013
TT. Australia
.1/0
BUYING
4736
4/ D/P
lu.
124
Straits and Touran
.Oct. 25.
4 m/m L/C US.A.
.2634
Shanghal
.Oct. 25.
14.49
Air Mail by Imperial Airways Direct
30 d/s India.
814
U.S. Cross rate in Lon,
-1.012
U.S. Cross rate in N. Y
4.01
Shanghai and Amoy
Japan
PT. France
TT. Switzerland
4 m/s L/C London
4m/ France
H.K. Stock Market
The following quotations issued in the Hongkong Stock ket this morning.
H.K. Banks $......1,295/1,300 sa.
BANKS
H.K. Ikunk (Lon. Reg.)
Chartered £`.............
Mercantile, A. & B. £.
Mercantile, C. &
Air Mat by "Air France Direct Service"-Parin dale, 18th October. Oct. 25. Ale Mail by "Pan American Air-ways Francisco Service Sun Direct
....Oel, 25.
date. 19th Octaher.
Haiphong and Pukhni ...Oct. 25.
Haidong Pakhol and Hoihow Det. 25.
Service"-London date, 18th Oct.
Minila Manila
Oct. 20.
.Ok1..26.
Oct. 26. Det. 26. Oct. 26 USA., Bonolulu and Japan (San Francisco date, 30th September)
Oct. 25, Oct. 27.
DRINKING
A section of a storeroom at West Mill which has been converled into an air raid shelter for the Inhabitants of the Dean Village car Edinburgh. The windows are blocked with bales of wool each welling seven cwin.
HITLER, TAKE NOTE!
Napoleon Made The Same Mistake
Japan To Build Foreign Ships Permission Given By Authorities
LONDON, Oct. 22 (Reuter).
Nazi t on the Commenting
Is
CONGRESS DECISION Action Taken By Congress Leaders
German Air Attacks Intensified
Wook Of Raids
And Warnings
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BOMBAY, Oct. 22 (UP).—
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" The Central Exccutive of
LONDON, Oct, 22 (UP).-Re- Ghandi's Congress Party has connaissance fights by German decided to withdraw the Provin-air raiders have so persistently cial Ministers from eight pro- tested the British East Const vinces, but no direct action is defences throughout the past likely to be taken immediately. week that the belief is heighten- It is believed here that the Can-ed here that Berlin is preparing gress does not intend to Inunch a
programme of civil disobedience, but to exert increasing pressure on it is argued that the provincial Britain from thu air. ministries cannot conscientiously prosecute the war under the condi- tions oulined in the Vice-Regal statement, therefore they are with drawing in order not to hamper the authorities In their conduct of the
wor.
On Monday last three British naval officers and 13 men were killed in the rald on the Firth of Forth when four more enemy aircraft were destroyed.
On Tuesday there were two enemy rakts on Scapa Flow and four enemy Indian Congress Crisis Heightons planes were shot down.
WARDHA (India), Oct. 22′′ (Reu- On Wednesday enemy aircraft were er).The Congress Working Com-nguin over Scapa Flow but no bombs mittee has passed a resolution call-were dropped. ing on all Congress Ministries to On Friday Royal Air Force planes tender their resignations in COR- drove off enemy aircraft from the sequence of the Viceroy's statement, Firth of Farth after two rald warn-
It is not
expected
the inge. Ministries will resign until the re- On Saturday air raid warnings on solution is recommended by Congress, the East Const interrupted football A high command expressing matches but there were no attacks. satisfaction with the Viceroy's state- mrnt has been passed by the Pro- vincial Legislatures.
that
Roject Statement NEW DELHI, Oct. 22 (Reuter).—
The Council of the Indian National Liberal Federation have ernaldered of India Lord the statement made a few days ago by the Viceroy
Linlithgow.
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" TOKYO, Oct. 23 (Domei)—The
Communicatlona of Ministry It is interesting to note that the Belgian "Newspaper Gazette" in con- "threat" to employ the so-called reported to have decided to permit nection with the distribution in Bel- Continental blockade against shipbuilding industrialists to conclusie glum by Nazis of the same accusGreat Britain, observers point contracts with foreign countries for tion, says: "All who remember the first use of gas by the Germans out that 120 years ago Napoleon the construction of their vessels, sub It is laid down that fratly, the 1915 will know what to think of this attempted the same fent and led Jette certain restrictions,
to his downfall.
materials neersary for the construc- bn propaganda,"
And Napoleon was in a far better um of foreign vessels must and stronger position than is Naloparted with part of the construc-
Practically Germany to-day.
the tton expenses; secondly, the balance whole of Europe was under his inf construction expenses must be for the import of new domination while Russia was a full utilized ally. But the Continental hotade materials necessary for the constructility for the duration of the war. soon became a great hardship to the ton of Japanese vesrels which are continent and the nations rose in either now under construction or fa be built in the future; thirdly, all ornets for the construction of foreign vessels must be concluded in
will not hinder such a way that The construction of
Anti-British Movement
American Mission Suffers
PEIPING. Oct. 23 (Reuter).--The American Mission in Cheulu, a few miles south-east of Kaifeng, as
been suffering from an anti-British
movement.
revolt against him.
The Nazl attempt to bring about blockade may prove Hitler's such downfall in similar fashion.
Decisive Factor
NEW YORK, Odl. 22 (fteuler).—
Discussing blockade problems, the "New York Herald Tribune" says the superiority of Britain and France over Germany in the matter of oil supplies will be the decisive factor.
The Journal casts suspicion on the ability of the Reich to get its supplies: from Inside the blockade,
Orders P. pe vessels. |
They held that his statement was unacceptable. The Council regarded a "definite" the promise thal Gaminions status for India would be considered at the end of the war and that his inability to announce any war aims left the Indian Nalienal Congress in a position. no respon- The Council also urged the need for larger participation in defence by the Indian population.
TOLL OF SEA
Ambassador Attacked
Borah Criticises
Lord Lothian
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (Reu- ter).-An attack on Lord Lothian, the British Ambassa- dor, was delivered by Senator Borah in radio address in which he alleged that "powerful British influences" were trying to draw the United States into the war on the side of the Allies, Senator Borah said that repeal of the Arms Embargo, was the first step towards this,
He added that if reports were true,
ulting indurtain For Two Dead, One Missing Lord Lothian "had been very active
It is understoed that Jananese chin-
Imentfries from foreign received vesels of a total estimated tannaze countries far the construction of their ef upwards of 70.000 tons, including and oll-tankers 1ive frelehters twe training ships. In consultation with the Ministry of
In Shek-O Drama
Two men were drowned, one is reported missing, and another man has been sent to the Queen Mary Hospital with
advancing reasons" why the embargo should be repeated.
Declaring that Lord Lothian had News, which has just arrived, states that on September 13 mob
conferred almost daily with the Ad- of Chinese, starting an anti-British
ministration, Senator Barah sold: "With some degree of pride, he must demonstration, entered the Methodis
look down from the gallery of the Mission because it had one Briton
A scalp Senate if he deigns to visit that un the staff.
In contrast the Allies have these is further reported that They smashed some windows be
world's supplies nt their. disposal, the Mistry of Communications has wound na a result of a truding place--and note the progress towards
decided to peril! the Okna Kutul
and the repeal law he so early and boldly fare withdrawing.
On September 28, they returned have the money to pay for all they steamship concern to sell its 10.000. junk being washed and insisted that at Chinese con- want and have plenty of tankers and place yeeant to a retain entry Wrecked on the rocks near Shek- denounced." Airways
neeted with the Mission withdraw. means of protecting them.
in South Amerien, on condition that part of the purchase price shall be which they did.
utilized to purchase sufficient raw
Haphory
Japan
....11
Shanghal
Calcutta and Saigon
were
Mar-
October)
Japan and Shanghai US.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-
61hi Francisco thate, hai (San
..Oct. 29.
.Oct. 27. Oel. 27. .Oct. 27. .Oel. 28. ..Oct. 20.
"Imperial Air Stall by
Direct Service"-London date 21x1 Ori, 29. Qelober.
Oct 29.
.Oct. 20.
Oct. 29.
.Oct. 29.
72 n. Japan
.Oct. 30.
OUTWARD MAILS
2022 n.
Monday
Tuesday
,7.00p.m.
14 n.
H.K. Banks (H.K. Reg.) £75 n. Japan
East Asia 5.
INSURANCES
Cantons $..
..7%. Jajan and Shangri .2014 n. Shanghai and Amoy .10. Shanghal
Formosa 305 b. Union $......... China Underwriters $......14 n. HK-Fire-$170, Canton,
SHIPPING
.7.15 0.m. Fort Bayard and Haiphong10a.m. Dalavia and Sourabaya... 10.30 a.m. Manila
.3.30 p.m. 67 a. Shanghai
.....7.00 p.m. 12. Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct
Service"-due London, 1st Nov.
K.P.O.
..Oct. 24, 5 p.m. ..Oct. 21, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.
Douglases $.
Steamboats $.
Indo-Chinas, P.$
Indo-Chinas, DS..
Shell (Bearers) si-
.60 a. 30 n. 84/42 . .8.10 n.
Rex. Ord.
DOCKS ETC.
Waterbouls $...
Wharves $.
Providents $. Now Eng. Sh. S..
Docks $...
Kallan 8/
Rer.
Oct. 24, 5 p.m. Ord. 101 n.
Oct. 24, 7 p.m. 18. Air Mall for Malays, Java and Aus- 4 n. trails by "Imperial Airways Dircet
Service"-dae Sydney, 30th Dat. K.P.O.
„Oct. 24. 6 p.m. ‚Oct, 24, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.
7% 11.
Sh. Docks, Sh. $.
125
Rex.
MINING
13/0 n.
Ord,
.0% b.
Reg.
.4 n.
Ord.
.4 B.
LANDS
Amoy
Raubs 3.
Venz. Gold $. H.K. Mines CLS.
Hotela $.
Lund de. $.
.Oct. 24, 8 p.m. Oct. 24, 7 p.m.
Wednesday
.10.30 n.m. .4.50 a Shanghai, U.S.A., Central and South Canada vin San America and Francisco, (No Parcels for Canada) -due San Francisco, 10th Nov. KT.0.
Oct. 24, 4 pan. .Oct. 24, 5 p.m. Oct. 24, 5.30 p.m. G.r.O.
Parcels,
Oct. 24, 4 p.m. .Oct. 24, 5 p.m. Reg.
.Oct. 24, 7 p.m. Ord., Air Mall For Indu-China, Iran. and France (Paris and Northern Pro- vinces only) by the "Air France Airways Direct Service" dat Paris, 2nd November,
K.P.O.
....Oct. 25, 5 p.m. Oct. 25, 5.30 p.m. Q.P.O.
Lands $.
.32 .
par.
S'hai Lands Sh. $.
.8 D.
Humphreys $.
.7% .
H.K. Realies $.
.4.20 n.
Parcels,
Chinese estates $.
.100 n.
UTILITIES
Reg. Ord.,
Trums .....
15 n.
Peak Trams (old) $.
7.40 .
Penk Trams (new)
.3.70 m.
Star Ferries $..
81% n.
V. Ferries $.
22 .
China Lights (old)
.8 n.
China Lights (new)
4.90 m.
H.K. Electries $
Mueno Electrics
50 n. .16 n
Sandakan Lights
114 n.
Telephones (oid) $.
.20 b.
Telephones (new) $ Tractions si-
7,60 n
Rex. Ord.
19/- 0.
Tractions (Prof.) s/-
22/- 0.
• Rex. Ord.
14 n.
.1 n. .14.25 n. .4.00 D.
.20.80 n. 19.
Reg. Ord.
10 D
Rek. 7. Rer.
INDUSTRIALS
Call: Macg. (ord.), Sh. $.
Cald: Marg. (Pre), Sh. $...13 n.
Canton Ices $
Cements, ....
„ILK. Hopes $.
STORES, &. Dairy Farms (ald) $.......
Dairy Forma (new) Watsons $.194 Lane, Crowforda Bincares OREZE Wing On (K)
| Powell, Ltd, L
COTTON MILLA Two fit BLANKE N'hal Cotton Bl., Zonna Hing, 'FL. $. Why On Tonilton, Sh.
MISC. HK Kalerialiments Comtruations (uld), #, Construction (now) Vibro Piling bo Ch, Devi, N` 1920 C), Bonita ..... ILK. Clay, 40% Kon Hik-clovi, avere Loan Maran (Leon:) / Murmans (ita)) #7=
1,80 n.
..Oct. 25, 5 p.m. .Oct. 25, 7 p.m.
This demand was made also be-) use there was a Belton on the stor of this American Mission.
WAITING FOR
MONEY
-Fined-Engineer-Is Romanded
Albert Hamilton Madden, 45, un- employed marine engineer, was re- manded for a further week by Mr. Forrest at Central Megistracy this morning.
He was fined $250 or two months' hard labour for possession of a forg ed official engineer's certificate last weekt, and asked for time to pay na he wished to cable to America for топсу.
No reply had yet been received
this morning.
British Attache In Shanghai
CHUNGKING, Oct. 23 (Central). -Licut-Col. Christopher Spear Miltary Attache to the British Em- bassy in China, who was recently re-
material necessary for the construc-
tion of another 10.000-ton class veese! to replace the vessel sold, and that
POPULAR WHARF
ENGINEER DIES the Okada Kumi concern shall pur-
chase with the remaining nart an old THE death occurred at the vessel or vessels whore total tonnage War Memorial Hospital this shall be over two-and-a-half times morning, after a brief illness, of that of the vessel sold, Mr. T. J. Bradford, wharf engineer-of-Holt's Wharf.
Mr. Bradford was a bachelor und was 35 years of age. A native of Sirumraer, Scotland, he came out to Hongkong in 1920, since when he had been with the Hall's Wharf.
CITY FIRM IS SUMMONED
Co.. Morina
Allegedly Using False He was extremely popular among
Trade Mark his large circle of friends and of the clubs of which he was a member, the Kowloon these latter including
Messrs. Jolop and Bowling Green Club, the Kowloon House, were summoned by Mr. J. M. Football Club and the Engineers and Hood. of the Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., at the Kowloon Magistracy Shipbuilders Institute.
to-doy.to-day for having possession of bags of cement at the godown of the Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Nathan Rond, on which a. falso trade mark had been applied, resembling the
The funeral takes place Passing the Monument at 5.15 p.m.
$1,800 IS STOLEN registered trade mark of his fire. FROM BEDROOM
which was calculated to decelve.
Mr. F. Blyth represented the com- plainant, while Mr. F. G. Nigel was present for the defendant.
The summons was adjourned risc
The sum of $1,800 was stolen from iccked box in the bedroom of Sam Yeung-hoi, of 9 Tung, Chot Street, dic. during the weekend.
T. Y. Llong, 10 Condult Road, re- lery valued at $110 on Sunday.
lersed by the Japanese miltary au- ported the loss of money and jewel- No Foreign Convoys
thorities after a detention in Kalgan for several months, has nvrived in Shanghai for a brief stay, according to a Shanghai despatch.
STOCK MARKET
REPORT
Hongkong Stock Exchange Official Summary issued 12.30 p.m. Saturday says!
With the exception of a fairly large parcel of Banks which changed hands Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu $1,295/1,300, the market was quiet during the short session on Saturday,
and U..A.. by the "Pan American Airways Direct· Service"-due San Francisco, 1st November.
41 n. Haiphong
B.
*K.P.O.
.Oct. 25, 5 p.m.] ...Ool. 25, 5.30 pm. GP.O.
.Oct. 25, 5 p.m. Oct, 20, 7.30° 0.111.
Thursday
Friday
..1 p.m.
Tourane ... DẠ B0 nm
22 8hnnghial
175 n. Tenisla
and Parcole
.42 m. | Atraste und Calculto
401% 3.
Parents
Ortl ,0.00 mi Bhanghal
only
for
10.30 ..
Manila, Australia and Now Zealand
.11a.m.
..Nooni
.3.30 p.m
1.00
.tn.
SH ต
yla Thunday Island-dua faland th November,
Thurminy
1
K. P. O.
·Neg
. p.m.
100 n.. Onl.
.90 n.
O, P. 0.
Под Ord.
19. p.tn.
10 p.m.
.7.p.m..
Dougines BIT -
Buyer
Sandakan Lights #1152 Watsons $7.00
Belieru Sandakan Lights #1134
Sales
Stongkong Tanks $1,206/1,300
MANILA Gold BITARES" (in Pros),
Antamoks
Atoka.....
Baguio Gold
latong Buhay
Mengual Consol.
Wig Wedge
Coco Graves
Consolidated käinus
DemonstraBlohm
Ipo Gold
Matbulad Consol
Mashatoe
Mindanao kipiherloda Mine Operations
North Camarines
·Pazerala · czuimus
San Mauriein
Hutrino Coosal.
Katyng ConjugË.
|Ryndicaled Invariant
United Travudet och
Handbag Snatched
For Holland
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH** THE HAGUE, 22 (UP)-Well in- formed quartera.here Indicale that:
A handbag and contents valued at Holland wl never let foreign war- $234 was snatched from Cheng Kee- ships convoy Dutch merchantmen, wing, a married woman, white she and that Holland will use her own was walking along Nathan Rand near warships should a convoy be neces-
sary. Granville Road yesterday.
Part of the Air Baki-Precautionis foliene as the Boottish National Zoological Park, Edinburgh—a shul ter for the time of staff neinbers,
up
Beach yesterday. The master the junk, Lo You, suld he left Tong Shek Village about 6. on Sunday and shortly after- wards lost his rudder owing to the heavy seas.
..
Hong Chau, a Junte fakt, and an un- known passenger were drowned.
The bodies were later removed to the public mortuary,
FAILURE OF NAZI RAIDERS
[Continued from Page 1.)
the British convoy that was attacked by Nazi bombers on Saturday sald
broke thal the convey never once formation during the attack.
There were two raids and German bombers dived over the escort ships
None of the Germans hit anything - but water.
ATTEMPT TO ROB which promptly opened fire.
INTERPORTER
Miss Wong's Handbag Is Snatched
Splendid Co-Oporation MARSEILLES, Oct. 23 (Reuter),--- one of the local papers pays a warm tribute to the splendid co-operation of the British and French air forces. Force strikes, it strikes
Miss J. Wong, well-known St. An- und warns Germany that when the drew's hockey player, had her hande Royal Alr
hard." bag shatched as she was entering her residence in Cumberland Road yes- terday shortly after noon.
Fortunately her brother, Churles Wong, was nearby, caught hold of the miscreant.
13 Planes Shot Down LONDON, Oct. 23 Reuter)--With Mr. yesterday's two attempted German and air rolda over, Britain's coastal de- fences have accounted for 13 Nazi
Chan Po-kwong, 22, unemployed, planes within a week. appeared before Mr. Himsworth ni.
This figure, of course, does not in- Kowloon Magistrocy this morning clude those machines which were charged with the offence and was crippled and obviously could not given six months hard labour and, make the return trip safely. ten strokes of the canc Inspector Rogers prosecuted.
Mr. Ifimsworth observed that
snatching cases were very prevalant, ITALY WATCHING
and in future, persons brought be fore him for such offences would be punished severely,
BALKANS
ROME, Oct. 22 (Reuter)Writing in the "Glornale D'Italia," Signor Gayda writes that nothing can be
"Red" Chief Uses done in the Balkans without Italy,
False Passport
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (UP).— The Department of Justice announc-
and that Italy will observe future developments with her usual calm and undivided attention.
Ankara
Turkey Talks Completed SPECIAL TO THE "TELKQRAPH"
22 ISTANBUL, Oct.
(UP), ed that it is taking decisive action, General Weygand and General probably on Monday, on the possible Wavell, the French and British mili- prosecution of Mr. Eati Drowder lary representatives," loft General Secretary of the Communist to-day by airplane. Party in America, on charges of The airdrome was bedecked with falsifying passports.
flags. The departing delegates were Mf. Browder admitted to the Dles bid farewell by General Asimi Committee that he had travelled Gunduz, Assistant Chief of the Tur- under an asstimed parTIC,
kish General Staff and Commandant Congressman Parnell Thomas of the Aukara garrison, criticized Attorney General Murphy for his failure to prosecute,
DE-NAZIFYING LITHUANIA
RIGA, Oct. 22 (Reuter-The do- cline of Nazi influence in Lithuaaln
Is seen in the fact that one Lithuanian
ALL TIED UP Stolen Wire Wound Round Man's Legs
With 12 yards of heavy duty elec
newspaper in giving up ile anti-tric wires wound around his legs, Leung Sze, 24, unemployed, walked
Jewish policy.
The paper explains that its previ- along Fu Wah Street in an awkw ous polley had been influenced by and manner, and was stopped and foreign elements dangerous and hog- searched by a constable, agar to wr
The wires were found to
to be tied tile to Lithuania,
round his legs.
The Imperial Airways pläne, Dar-
Before Mr. Macfayden at Kowloon danus will arrive here this afternoon Magistracy this morning, Leung with malls from Bangkok. Dardants pleaded to a' chargo" of "stealing 12 arrived 'on' Baturday on a special yards at wire from two house in flight with Australian molla and Cheungshawar Road. He was sen-
tenced to two moiths' hard labour. has since returned.