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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
PLANES BOMB SUBMARINE Believed Direct Hit Was Made
LONDON, Nov, 13 (Rou- ter). British reconnais- sance aircraft carried out an altack on a submarine yes. terday, it announced.
WAS officially
A U-boat was spotted on the surface and immediately began to submerge but à salvo of bombs was dropped.
One appeared to make a direct hit when the sub- marine had reached peris. cope depth.
The sea was rough and the broken water prevented signs of damage being accurately observed.
SHORTAGE OF PORK
Decrease In Importation Of Pigs from China
November 14, 1939.
DONATION Munich Plot Sequel
TO FUND Gestapo Now
A decision to give $1,000 to the British War Organisation Fand to be spent in providing comfort for the Troops,
Anual Was machent the meeting of the St. Patrick's Society of Hongkong held at the Hongkong Hotel Just evening,
Arresting Each Other
LONDON, Nov. 13 (Reuter). -Reports from neutral sources Mr. C. G. Perdue presided at the indicate that the Gestapo is meeting, which was followed by maintaining its mass arrests cocktail parly.
It was also decided that no mem- bers of the Navy, Army or Royal Air Force, or lady members should be required to pay entrance fees.
"It is unfair to ask members of the fighting services to pay entrance Lees now that their stay in the Colony is liable to be so short," sald Mr. Perdue.
following the Munich bombing.
The Gestapo seems to be using the bombing as an excuse to arrest Ger- mans with property and those who might be potential dangers to the Nazis.
The Gestapo claims to have traced portions of the bomb mechanism to iwo Arma which manufacture such clockwork.
Pointing out that the Society was In quite a flourishing financial state, According to the Germani "Free- Mr. Perdue said the expenditure in dom" station, however, the Gestapo purchasing a set of Irish bagpipes itself is far from comfortable. involved only an increase in goods. I was especially fitting that as the Society was fortunate In having Mr. | Begdon us its piper, it should have!
Gestapo Men Arrested Members of the Gestapo, reportaj
its own pipes for use on various the station, are acousing one another
occasions.
The proposal to give $1,000 to the British War Organisation Fund was made by Mr. G. P. Murphy.
Seconding the proposal. Mr. Perdue said that he had spoken to
Sir Atholl MacGregor regarding how
money remitted to the Fund would
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TO-DAY
IRENE DUNNE CHARLES BOYER in
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valled on the eve of the blood purge A New Universal, “WHEN TO-MORROW COMES”
of June, 1934."
All Information
about
Hitler's
movements are now kept secret.
For instance, his personal flag was
be spent, and he had been informed; flown above the Chancellery when i was known for a fact that he was in Munich at the time.
A further increase in the price of that money sent would be spent in perk, from about 55 cents per enttyny way the donors wished,
Dr. G. W. Pape suggested the dona- to about 80 cents per catty, during the last two weeks, is said to be due tion be earmarked to provide com- to a shortage of suppiles arriving in fort for the troops. the Colony.
Sarcastic B.B.C. Commentary LONDON, Nov. 13 (Retuer), --- In
talk from Daventry to-night, An amendment to the proposal British Journalist who had been in Dealers at the Central Markel state
the past 18 years, that about 1,000 pigs are slaughtered that the amount be raised to £100, Germany for dally in normal times, but only made by Mr. J. Gresham, was de-spoke about the Munich bambing.
The German propaganda machine, about 300 pigs are arriving in the feated.
1 snid. is trying to trace some Colony every day. The pigs, most
and It was decided that the fees for connection between Mr. Chamber- of which come from Hothow Kwangchowwan, were sold at around membership should consist of un en- lain's gout and the bombing-al- $20 per picul, but they were now trance fee of $5 and an annual sub-though whether the gout was brought scription, payable on October 1 each on by excitement while waiting the paying about $45 picul.
or dis- the present year. of $5. The fee for Life Mem- result of the wicked plot FORE respect
to appointment at the failure of the shortage of pork is due to the bership was reduced from $100
British Secret Service to "get" Japanese blockade of Pakhoi, one of $50.
ler is not made clear. the chief outlets of pig exporting
It was agreed that Honorary Life
The Nazi propagandu machine also centres. Frequent Japanese warship
ut any compares Henry II's "W none rid attacks on junks around Pakhol has Members might be elected been a great hindrance to the move-annual general meeting, and that me of this fellow?" which resulted ment of goods from Palthei. One or such Life Members should be nomin- in the death hundreds of years ago
nted by the General Committee unc of
a'Beckett, Thomas
with Mr. two British ships have been prevent should not be required to pay sub- Chamberlain's "We must get rid of el from loading.
The latest news from this southern scriptions, port says that the blockade shows signs of relaxation due to the de- parture of most Japanese warships, Except one.
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Ilitlerism,” which, it is suggested, set off his faithful agents to start the bomb outrage.
But They Don't Believe It
In order to give each Incoming President a tangible token of appre- it was decided to present ciation them with Д gold badge of We It is very obvious that the Nazis A number of dealers and stall- Society when they assumed office. do not believe In this themselves by The form of social functions for the way they are carrying out mass holders were sending out buyers to:
Germans. Kowloon and the New Territories for 1940, if any, was left to the incom- orrests
But neither Jews, Catholics, Mon- supplies, but these were not sufficient Ing committee. to meet the local demand,
A vote of thanks to the retiring archists or Communists-all of whom There are at present 12 pork stails President was proposed by Mr. C. might have justiftention for bitter
Central E. Terry.
feelings against Hitler and his cohorts vacut out of 02 in the
The following officers were elect--would have perpetrated such an Market. Stall-holders state that the rent is still too high, being around ed. President, Mr. J. C. M. Gren- outrage.
C. E. On the other hand, it might have $45 per month compared with $10 hum: Committee, Messrs.
Terry, P. J. Hamilton, F. P. R. been perpetrated by those Nuzle who to $15 In the old market.
A tour of the market during the James, D. J. Crozier, R. J. Minniit are malcontents, or who find them- Hon. Seere-j selves unable to reconcile emselves peak period yesterday afternoon con- and M. G. O'Connor: firmed the remarks made by Mr. tary, Mr. B. H. C. Hallowes and the with the pact with Moscow.
It is also suggested that i was R. R. Todd. Chairman of the Urban Hon. Treasurer. Mr. P. J. A. Itamil-! Council when the market was open lon, and the Hon. Auditors, Messra. second "Reichstag Dre."
Gestapo itself.
that is.
ed for business. Mr. Todd sold: W. B. Finnigan and F. G. Maundel, that it was perpetrated by the "Some of the higher rents which were re-elected. were tendered may be economically unsound. Time alone. will show whether this is so or not.
Hentals were condiderably reduced! about two months after the opening, but the present rentals are still considered unprofitable.
The vegetable dealers appens to be the hardest hit, as there were 17 stalls vacant out of a total of 50. is the The general reason given Inability of the Police to clear the vegetable hawkers from the ske streets near the market; although the present state of affales is considered better than n short time ago.
The fish section of the market appeared
well. to be doing very There are four stalls vacant out of 31 In the fruit section, and five vacant nut of 40 in the meat scellon.
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