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to her supplies and
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Germany was mainly relying on the illegal tire of the submarine and mine Her submarine warfare was being carried out with her 'customary brutality,
Now Heat the Royal Navy ind Jun. 22.1 Jan. 23. been the buck at her sulimarine Jan. 23. attack Germany had started to wea Jan. 23. new type of mine, not laid accord- Direct Ser-ing to international law in defined places, but strewer promiscuously January,
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"We now can realise that when Germany sat at the conference table Airwayı Franciscosine years ago and signed her name Jan. 25. international conventions to use Jan. 25. the submarine and mine lawfully she Jan. 6. bad not the slightest
46.keeping her word.
Jan. 28.
Jan.
intention of
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Those Flaming
1
Onions
When R.A.F. men flow over North-West Germany a fow days ago they on- do- countered what was scribed as “flaming onions'' green fiery spheres in- fire to an tonded to set noroptano.·
le the last war many fire pilots thought these balls were strung together. France The B.E.F. in have a genius for inventing thing words and phrases. They have about a thou- sand to use and many have
The
彌
is
survived 20 years of peace.
Helmet Tin known to them also as the Battle Bowler: The Gor- blimey Cap is still with
any uniform than battle dress.
worn other
January 22, 1940.
German Workmen Refuse To
HITLER'S
FIRST
ON THE HOME
AMSTERDAM.
An official decree promul gated in Germany shows that Hitler has just received his first serious defeat on the "home front" since the beginning of the war.
Two important war measures which have aroused intense dis- content among workers and em-
have been ployers alike scinded.
On Sept. 1 an order was feued that no extra pay was to be permitted in i fature for overtime, either on week-!
What does
Finland
buy and
sell?
Work Overtime
DEFEAT FRONT
Way up beyond the Arctic days. Saturdays, y Sundays This Circle, near the ice-free port of was, followed up by another decree
Oct. 22, which required employers Petsamo, lies what may be the to pay over the money thus saved to second largest nickel mine in the the State, which would use it for world. Nickel, the raw material
without which you keeping down prices.
can hardly
luister of Now. Herr Selite. Labour, has published a decree refight a war.
In 1934 the Finns quietly leased storing the stal pay rates for over- It
But Oojibao is the hard- cst worked
word.
means anything. Its twin brother is Gadget.
Other favourites are:
the Chowing
fat
(fault-finding).
Two dots and a dash (fried eggs and bacon). Barkers (sausages). Typewriter (Machine-
gun),
From the "Soldiers' War Slamp Dictionary." T. Werner Laurie,
BOL.
s
BATTALION
ENVIED
Drill, Football
Golf
time.
Government Admits Retreat
SPOTLIGHT
ON
GERMANY G.I.Q. PLAN TO SMASH BRITAIN
A strategie G.1Q, for putting inter effect Germuny's boasted resolve to smash the British Empire" has been established in Berlin. Cash and pip-. paganda ave the chosen weapons.
Any shortage of the former is com pensated by the abundance of the
ttir,
Hler has assembler a committee
ut ikely schemes for disrupting the of "experts" whose job It is to thistl Empire. The German Foreign Offre and the External department of the Gestapo have pooled their resources in furtherance of the plan.
Fuchrer,
an opening broadside in this new This retreal is due to the unrest the undeveloped mine to an Anglo- arutered by the first derree amout Canadian company for forty years. malen was fired over the short- Production began The compsiny started to pour money wave radio at the "Indies and gentle- German Workers,
by "guest form of an harangue to show a serious decline and work-
drilling a two-mile tunnel through fran India who has been living for ers were always malingedig and try-into it-well over £1,000,000 aiready men of the Far East. 1
Listeners new rand for some time in Gemany," ing to blum doctors certificates to
even building had to wait patiently while he re- save them from the necessity of work- the rock, drilling a
fteen miles, and Ing overtine for nothing.
finge hydro-electric power station. paid this hospitality by extolling the That cost almost £500,000 alone.
"Hear Itter and learn from him," In this resistaner the workers were
Then, hav→ WIO: $5 per cent, of the world
urged this Nuzi Indian. supported by their employers, who
1 deut the difficulties nickel suppites inside the British fog lavished extravagant
with cused in the factories. Complaints were made to the Economic Depart-Empire, the Petsamo tuine should ment of the High Command, which make a nice tit-bit for somebody,
There is a bright side, however, in! was told that ortiers could not be car- red out in time unless something
about 2,000 tons, was done lo meet the workers' des that production is bound to be low German which is far smaller than Germany's
mands.
years, for some
Herr Selite admits the Government's retreat in an article contributed to the fast aumber of the war needs,
Finland He expresses Reichsarbeitsblatt,"
has
copper.
too-the
tae hope that the workers will now Outokumpi mine is believed to hold molybdenum. making
super Andalen dow
*
American
praise on
pected denuncialien of Britain's "cs- the hosts, he launched into the ploitation" of India.
Such propaganda is cheap. The G... will find it less easy to carry experts of the "smash-the-Empire" But the second part of the task which Hitler has laid upon them. They are to launch movements of disattention. When started, these are to be financed From Berlin-If the war neater home leaves any money to spare.
shed
A present the Nazis are bending 20,000,000 tons-and
their efforts on India, Palestine and According to private reports which which is vital for I have received from Germany, the hard steels. Germany used to use Eire. They are also reported to be taking working hopefully on South Africa rescind its
tungsten for this purpose. Government's decision decrees is likely to have exactly the most of the output of the Rhodesian and Afalta. By DOUGLAS WILLIAMS
to that which was tungsten mines. Now that source is opposite effect There is a third sen weapon she
cut off. Vanadium, a second alter Potato Cellulose Jan. 27.is using, the surface warship and the "Daily Telegraph“ War Correspondentntended.
The workers now see that they can native, is practically n
begins i Though Germans have been as- WITH THE BRITISH
sured that "there will be no paper exercise pressure on the Government monopoly. Se molybdenum Jan. 27.arned rader.
To find a needle in a bundle of
ARMY IN FRANCE.
by means of passive resistance, and to look pretty good to the Germans. Air Mali by "Imperial Airways Direel
compared to
Since the adoption of the Bren they are likely to cause tier much
But whether.Germany can get her clothes, as in the last war," some of Service-London date, 20th Jan.hay is an easy task
Jan. 28. finding a single raider free to roam
hooks on Flanish molybdenum will them will soon be wearing garments seas those vast
19 Occgun
infantry an
arm, more trouble during the next few Jan. 28. the seven Japan and Shanghal
remarkable anti-Nazi demon-probably depend on whether she can made from potato haulm-stems and Jan. 29. spaces in which British trade moves. machine-gun battalions are com- months
A special factory has been estab- Manila
It would be hard enough if you
Thuringia for drying the USA onolulu, Japan and Manila
dead tops of potatoes and converting (Stine Praticiset date, 4in January), had perpetual daylight, permanently paratively scarce in the Britishstration took place a few days ago at pay the price. It was £220 a ton! salks,
Jan. 29. clear weather, and n-yast number of Army, but I found one today Duisburg. Three hundred bunches of before the war. But the cost rocket-
them into cellulose. This, together warships to hunt each quarry. snugly ensconced in billets be towers were laid by workers on the ed to £750 a ton in 1915. It might
with cellulose made from straw, will While we therefore arc
Just hind positions they have dugoves of four trade union secretarics do so again.
who were kidnapped and murdered
the general trade be used to augment Germany's proud of what the Navy has done
Then there's by Storm Troopers six years ago.
angle. Britain used to be far and dwindling supply of textile thread. Noon. to bring honour un this country and Every day a working party goes 1 pm itself let us remember that the dis-forward to complete the strong points
Richthofen Officer Exceuted
away Finland's best customer betore 2.30 pan. positions of our hunting forees were under construction which, in the
I learn that Walter Becker, one of the war, spending nearly £8,000,000 Children's Shee Exchange diffleult and the
nuxious .7.15 p.ainly
event of emergency, the battalion will
executed in Berlin
has opened in The Nazi party Chelly wood in! responsibility of the Admiralty from accupy with their guns.
plywood. various towns children's shoe ex- alleged espionage on behalf of Bri- and absorbing forty-one per cent. of
forms, notably the First Lord downwards. B.30 .. Naval warfare is full of disappoint- The men, most of them Londoners, thin, was & brother ofleer of Field-her, export trade.
children's outgrown footwear to ex- the last war, says a
for larger sizes. It 1.30 pnments, but lucit is bound to turn up live in one of the best billets I have Marshal Goering in the Richthofen Wood is cally Finland's most im- changes." Here mothers bring their
change Port Bayard
After the war he portant industry. .2,30 jum.
In the end if it is sklifully worked seen here in two months of visiting Squadron in
In return Finland spent only condition of exchange that the shoes H.K. Banks S.
1,350 11. Amey and Shanghai
The good fortune fell to Com the British positions. A large park correspondent.
helped Gearing to fly the squadron's
18 (mainly on must not be worn out.. HK-Bunka-(Lon. Reg.) £85 Manda, Straits, Ceylon, India, East for.
number of pavilions, and in II.K. Banks (I.K: Re.) £..B6 n.
machinery and textiles) But-its-New-shoes-are-not-rationed, but South Africa, Egypt andmodore larwood-and-is-an-ow.hulde Europe via Naples-due Naples, well they availed themselves of it these company officers sleeping warplanes-to-Sweden-to-prevent their £2,500,000 with
destruction under die peace terms. Chartered £
ters, sergeants' mess, canteen and
Muner-only fair to say that the Finns.were they can be bought only by permit, Fortune favours the brave.”
Becker was convinced
2
Heavy To obtain a permit the applicant hos 10th February
officers' mess have been installed.
'chist, and never concealed his haired most anxious to spend more. and contempt for the Hitler regime, dumping by other countries, especial- Drills and exercises go on all day grass plots, where,
But I am assured by his friends that by Germany, was the main cause of newly-joined officers, NC.Os and
he was not a man to take part in the trouble. adjoining
Trade wes growing fast between treasonable activities against fils own from instruction
specially-trained Without distinction of rank, receive
country,
the two countries, the balance we
up her sergeant-majora h the handling of
Improving Finland shot the Vickers guns.
Imports from us by 67 per cent. in two years.
The
•
quotations
were
Straits
Canton
following
Tuesday, Jan. 23 Issued on the Hongkong Stock Mur-Manila, Maizassar and Somabaya ket this morning.
BANKS
Mercantile, C. £.
East Asin $..
INSURANCES
G.P.O, and K.P.O.
Jan. 23, 2.45 p.m. Reg.
Jan. 2, 3.30 p.m. Ord.
Airways Air Mail for "Imperial
Direct Service"-due London, 31st January.
K.I.O.
and
. .
Mercantile, A. & 13. £.
.20% 11.
.11% n. .70 n.
.207 1.
.470 n.
14 s.
180 n.
KCK.
.75 b.
Ord.
.ji n
100.
Rek.
.RO 11.
Ord.
China Underwriter $.
Canton $.
Union $.....
H.K. Fire $....
SHIPPING
Douglases $.
Steamboats. $.
Indo-Chinas PS
Indo-Chinas D.S
Shell Bearers) st
Waterboats $
DOCKS ETC.
Wharves S. Docks $.... Providenis S. New Eng Sh. Sh. Docks Sh. S
MINING
Kailan 8/- Raubs $... Venz Gold S.
HI.K.
Hotels $.
Lands $.
$.
LANDS
Lands 4% Debentures
S'hai Lands Sh. $. Humphreys S.
H.K. Realties $. Chinese Estates $.
UTILITIES
Troms $... Peak Trams (old) .. Peak Trams (new) $.... Star Ferrles S.
.78/9 a.
712 n.
103 n. ,21,50 n.
.19.80 n.
Jan. 23, 5 D.m. ..Jan. 23, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.
Jan. 23. 5 p.m. Jan. 23, 7 p.m.
Air Mail for Malaya, Jaya and Aus-
Service"-due Sydney 20th Jan.
Reg. .4.65. Ord.
.240 n.
Itex. Ord.
K.P.O.
G.P.O.
19/- 1.
Wednesday, Jan. 24 10.Swatow, Amoy and Formosa
4 Th
it
Vital Chapter In War
vital chapter in the This was war. By defeating with the aid of our great ally France the enemy's plans to deny the seas to merchant ment of the world we are inying the foundations of victory and are en suring that all future military opera tions can be safely conducted.
Lord Chatfeld then spoke of our airmen who were helping the fleet
Neatly-Made Beds
in the sleeping quarters that
were neatly
in a thousand ways and who in visited beds
the
we
:
made up
tralia by "Imperial Airways Direct partnership with the Navy and the with straw mattress tied insiden pal- Merchant Navy were bringing in the lisse bought locally, I was told, for "While therefore the con- only 1s 4d. The wooden floor and convoys. 5.00 p.m.dence of
is belag been scrubbed scrupulously clean and country .5.30 p.m.
stewally increased we are also giving walls whitewashed,
are preparing the girat Ariny
In the canteen local beer of excel- .5.00 p.m.
time steadily to grow in strength an
was obtainable in un- lent quality 7.00 p.m. Army in which we have every con- usually large bottles at about 4d,
fidence, he said.
while cigarettes, chocolate, biscuits Lord Chatfield asked: "If we can and other delicacles were being sold have confidence in our commanders at cost price. In our three Services ip-chief, and can we have the same surety as to
of the war?" in the morning and afternoon, and the higher conduct His answer was, "No two Allies have at night, hot dogs in crisp ralls could ever started, war with such a cum-be purchased. Business was brisk. plete machinery and comradeship.' and daily takings of £20 to £28 Lord Chatfield added a brief word were, I was told, not uncommon. about the efforts of the Dominions to
10.30 n.m.
3 cts. Shanghai and Parcels only for Tien- .2.30 pm. tain 5.70 s. Air Mall for Indo-China, Iran, and 33.80 3.
France (Paris and Northern Pro- .101 n.
vinees only) by the "Air France .16 n.
Direct Service"--due Airways 0% su. Paris, 1st. February
4.60 n.
101 n.
17.65
sa.
Y. Ferries $. China Lights (old) S. China Lights (new) H.K. Electrics Macro Electrics $.. Sandakan Lights $. Telephones (old) s.. Telephones (new) $. Tractions /- ** Tractions (Pret.) -
INDUSTRIALS
.8 n. .....
n.
BB4 st.
K. P. O.
RCK.. Ordy ...
Reg Ord...
.244 b. Sundakan
Jan. 24, 5.80 p.m. ..Jan. 24, 5.30 p.m. G. P. O.
Jan. 24, 5.00 p.m. Jan. 24, 7.00 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 25
7.95 8.Shanghai (Parcels only)
- 2 Al Halong
1814
..8.30 am. .2.30 p.m. .3.00 p.m.
55.70 na. Shanghal and Japan ....... .3.30, p.in. Air Mall for Manita, Guam, Honolulu and U.S.A.. by the "Pan American Airways Direct_Service”duo San Francisco, 1st February.
.11% b. .35% n. .D.GO、B.
.19/0 n. 19/2 n.
Reg.
Ord.
Reg.
.1 n.
Ord.
Cald: Marg. (Ord.), Sh. $..14.90 Cold Morg. (Pret.), Sh. $....13 n.
Canton Ices $,
Cements $...
HK. llopes $.
STORES, &c. Dairy Furms (old) $.. Dairy Forins (new) $. Walions $....................... Lane, Crawforda $ Sincerea $. Wing On (X.K.) 1. Powell, Ltd..S......
COTTON MILLS. Ewo Sh. &......... S'hal' Cetton Sh. $. Zoong Sing, Shi $14. Wing On Textiles 6h, $..
MISC. H.K. Entertainments $.. Constructions (old); $. *Sahstruction#' (new) :*,
· Việó Piling" Visi Chi Onvt:%-1925
d. Bonda
.6.00 90.
K.P.O.
„Jan. 25, 5 pm. Jan, 25, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.
..Jan. 25, 5 v.m. .......Jan, 26, 7.30 am,
,0.30 a.m.
tot tea was available every day
"Too Good To Last"
of the arrival of the help us ariel Canadians, und of our great respon
The regiment possesses an unusual- stilities at home, our duty to de- fend these Islands, the vital homely Any football team, which recently base, to supply adequately our fight defeated the Ideal French team. by ing forces, and to maintain a united the remarkable teore of 10 goals to 2, while the officers have discovered ar national spirit.
abandoned golf course where, despite
and folrwoys
LETTERS
Another Sart Of Vandalism
To the Editor.
7
over-grown
uncut
greens, they are able to get a good garne on Saturday afternoon.
In one hall, formerly cabaret, decorated with large wall paintings of Old King Cole, a stage has been erected consisting of a stout plank platform raised on large beer barrels, and here concerts and sing-songs are held.
The "Hongkong Telegraph." -
As I was leaving n staff car drove 19 8. Shanghai and Japan......3.30 pm:
Sir-One has only to look at the up and my escorting officer hurried Friday, Jan. 20
trees In Statue Square to see evidence to meet it. "Probably ameone Straits .22.60 n. Shanghai and parcels only for Tient-ot vandalism of another kind-I refer else hoping to pinch our billet, ho to the eareless parking of cars Amuttered as he went off."1 always .21% n. ...20 n. Fort Bayard and Holhow..1,30 p.m. number of small trees have no fren thought it was too good is last.""
7 n. Shanghai and parcela only for Tien-
.1,60 m. Lain
41 1
10.30 a.m.
railings around them, and through .1.10 p.m. tils Colony being blessed with a Saturday, Jan. 27
number of poor drivers, so these trees 10.30 a.m. rntist suffer. If these, in such a .1 n. Japan..·
.2.30 p.m. public place, suffer, how muels more Shanghal
so these growing away in the less .33% n.Air Ball for "Imperial Airways
170 r.
Direct Servicndue London 4th public parts of Hongkong? 44 n.
February. 48, n.]
O.P,0. & K.P.O. Iter..
...Jan. 27, 5 p.m. 0,50 L. Ord.,
Jan. 27, 5.30 p.m. 1% th
H.K. Govt 4% Loan H.K. Govt 94% Lonn Maramont (Lan.) 's/- Marsons (HK)
B
.50% n.
101
0874
16/0 n.
Postman's Headache
Gots Aid NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP)-City
twe meni
EVERYTHING will soon be rationed in Germany, except human blood, which may be shed freely-says the Austrian Freedom Sta- tion.
for
America's Liar Gets
various
is a
rigid Bt to of shoes
wear. This
the needs of regulation overlooks.
prove that he has only one pair
their shoes. children who outgrow The new shoe exchanges" are an attempt to solve the problem. U-boat Propaganda Film
In February, 1933, Hitler attended
This was possible because Finland has been having a boom, mainly be-he premiere of a film extolling the cause she tightened her belt stoical-prowess of Germany's submarines in and paid the last war. Now this old picture ly during the depression
Now the standard of been taken from the archives to all her debts.
furnish propaganda for the present U-boat campaign. It is being acreen- living in zooming up.
ed at all the chief ciriemas in Ger- many.
Champion The Lyre
The film entitled "Dawn" depicts the exploits of a submarine which torpedoes the Bagship of the British Fleet, Destroyers cannot catch it. Only when a British warship disarms suspicion by hoisting n neutral flag the U-boat sent to the bottom. This climox is hailed by newspaper Alm critics as "unsurpassably topical," one of them describes 11 as "a transfiguration of the events of our own day."
BURLINGTON; (UP)-War pr na war, the tall story Bather ambiguously,
business is booming again.
and it
Raoul Millais Offers Services
A fish AL
until And this placid little southern tank. Then, taking one Wisconsin town of fewer than, 5,000 time, I tickled those dogfish should know. It's the Hurs' capital of they began to bark. Two firemen fed
the bark into the furnace the world.
Olis C. Huleit, pipe-smoking, cane-wasn't long before we got up steam But this year's ull story tellers aro tating president of the Burlington and came on into port!"
ONE of the artista whose Liars' club, whose fame girdles the
a bumper crop of little Just as versatile and the competition globe, has
name has been submitted to the to lulett. while lies and some not so white or will be equally strenuous, according little awaiting decision.
One enndidate, L. R. Wilson, Mid-War Office for camouflage work reported is Mr. Raoul Millais, grandson attorney. that as a child he "ran In the moun of Sir John Millius, the pre- dlesboro, Ky., tains" a lot.
Raphaelite painter, who became president of the Royal Aca demy.
Symbol of victory again will be a "yre," dotted with sparkling rems of the five and dime variety.
"Hollar" In Hollow Log
Mail Heavy Already
"I couldn't holler very loud when Already Hulett has registered some! 3,000 entries and each day the mall- got lost," he wrote, "but I got by man's sack piles more upon his desk that by just cutting the 'holler' out
A member of the Beaufort Hunt, No. 1 Har and defending chutnplon of a tree and letting it do my holler-n portraits of people and horseY.
It always attracted In Bilgert Boettcher of Milwaukee Ing for me.
Mr. Millais has so far specialised
painted several
10 belonging
his fellow Ho outdistanced the pack in last enough altention to get me rescued!" Mr. Milinis has
Mrs. Frank West of Pettus, Tox.,horses
the liars followers of the pack, year's contest with a Bittio alory about
lin most notable horse subject was! is slaking her hopes for "barking dogfish."
club title on this story: Intò Post On Barks
"We're having some rains these Blandford, the sire of overal-Derby Once upon a lime, he told tiara'days," she said, "but they aren't clubs officials, he worked on a shing noiting compered to the rains we Why, we
winners.
bont out of New Orleans.. One day used to have back home. Twenty-Eight Words
He and his colleagues were besleged used to keep an old barrel with the with rare good luck and returned to bung out, selling under a chinoberry port by noon with a full carto of tree, and when it rained it led the lah.. Not satisfied, however, he salt barrel to over-flowing.
they decided to put out to sea again "Well, pardner, that was some rain, for a second cargo, Tuoy got it, he but back in Arkansas we had heavy
Of Comfort THUS saith the Lord:
the
A little more attention from these Councilman Harry Tite plins to in- responsible would be appreciated; introduce in ordinance to remove a
Hile proposed explained, but on the way back to dews. We had a jug setting under prey of the terrible shall be de- this era of tree-stealing and tree-postman's headache.
stalled, damaging, for after all, we DO ordinance would eliminate 124 disport they ran out of fuel and were an umbrella tree, and the dew was livered: for I will contend with. Advertiso this Colony ds being a Heated street names In Tennessee's beautiful spot. Then let us keep capital city and also. woull prevent 180, for "only God can make a tree, one street from having several dif-
terent names along its course..
RESIDENT,
so, honvy it filled, the jug to over
"But I fixed things," he modestly dowing and the water running down him that contendeth with thee. declared. "I had them, sort out all the sides of the jug washed the and I will save thy chilaryn the dogfish and put them in a separate handle;afff"