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Mr. Nicolson's Brilliant Speech CLARION CALL TO BRITISH PEOPLE
LONDON, June 80 (British Wireless).--Mr. Harold Nicol son, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Information, in n speech to-night urged three things as thoughts which should be uppermost in the minds of all British people:
(1) Avoidance of defeat.
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(3) Achievement of victory. (3) Construction of world hearing Uitle` resemblance to the old world and in whileli oppor- taalty equality and socurily should, at any sacrifice, be secured for nu.
Not Irresistible Two special products of German] propaganda needed combatting by all right-thinking men and worpen.
The first was that Germany was ir- resistible.
"This is no little war woged in cer-‡ tain areas of Western Europe nor will it come to a
conclusion with norrow land frontiers in which Hitler
along
can operate. This is a
war in which great oceans and great
atr
play part," said Mr. Nicolson.
8 days the world will
Let the
"Do not let us think of Ourselves as a people besleged in a small island within an iron ring of enemies. us think of ourselves as holding front line of a vast defensive position with behind us the great forces of our Empire, the great resources of the Americas and the whole high- ways of the world."
Hitler As Messiah
Mr. Nicolson continued that to the
·German people towlay, Here Hitler appeared as some Messinnie and al- most supernatural Leader whose might could not be reststed by any force. He had until now
by the perfection of his mechants but he was now faced with a new element which broke the power of Spain as it broke the power of Napoleon. He was faced by the un- conquerable supremacy of the British Navy.
He added: "Look at the large maps. Do not look at the little maps. Re- member that if we can resist this in- vasion and falsify this prophecy, the Hitler legend will have received its first tremendous refutation.
Hider knows that he, and still less Italy, cannot survive a protracted war. He knows that as the months pam-wo, with the greater resources, shall acquire, first, equality and then supremacy in the ali.
Eventual Failure
"He knows, for instance, that in the British Dominions no less than 20,000 pilots are being produced every year, He knows tint if he cannot sucesed Immediately, eventual failure is bound to come."
The second element needing re futation was the theory spread by the fifth column that the ordinary man woman in Britnin would be no und worse off if Hitler conquered. These people did not realise that the work- ing classes in Britain, like the work- ing classes in other countries Hiller had conquered, would be deprived of those rights won in the great battle of the last 150 years,
Our trade would fall into German hands and the lot of the humbles! man and woman the country would become a lot of which he could not dispose freely but which, in its every and hour, would be ruled, re- sulated and controlled from Berlin.
Mr. Nicolson concluded that he was filled with anger and pride. "Anger against the evil men who plotted the destruction of our gentle civilisation and pride that it should be given to Britain once again to save Europe from the domination of evil mastery."
INDO-CHINA
- EVACUATION
were
It was reliably reported last night that evacuation plans are now under way in. French Indo-China. Women and children who last week moved into the interior have, it is stated, been requested to concentrate at certain points for evacuation to the Dutch East Indies in the Arst in- From the East Indies, pre- sumably, they will be evacuated to Australia.
stance.
Unconfirmed rumours were current In: Hongkong last night that évacua- tion plans have been completed. In the Shanghai International Bottle- ment, but there appears to be no rea son to believe that they will be put into effect at present.
SAFE RETURN TO ENGLAND
LONDON, June 30 (Router)The steamer Monarch of Bermuda, with diplomats consular officials, journ alists, their wives and families, from
Italy, arrived at Glasgow to-day.
Ace "Time
Cameraman
Back in H.K.
Editors sigh when Rey Scott arrives in town. Other camera- men dust their lens and corres- pondents wonder what the big story is going to be this time.
Scott, camera-man ̧ for "Life" magazine
and
movie-camera- man for Patho news-reel, dust help being on the spot when can't the bir stories break. Tell any- one u the Far East who knows him that he's left San Francisco for Shanghai, or. Chungking, or Hongkong, and' they prepare for the worst,
There was no reason why Rey should liave, left the United States for China by the Preddent Coolidge. Everything in the Far East was quiet and the obvious place for the camera-man'was in Europe. But Rey had a hunch,
Ho arrived in Hongkong dur- ing the week-end, jusi in time to ret his cameras working on evacuation aceres.
He's been here twice before, rulded by his bunches The first time was when the Japanese landed in Blas Bay and invaded Canton. Scott obiained the best pletures of the China War when the Japaneso entered the city and the Chinese set it afre.
Then he came back again last August. He was here for the Tientsin blockade and Hong- Kong's first evacuation scarc Many readers will have seen la pletures of these events in “Life” _and_on_the_ KOTCEN. -_
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July 1, 1940.
FRONT By Walt Disney
Hundreds of depositors with the Hongkong and Shang- hai Banking Corporation Invaded the bank's premises on Saturday to withdraw savings in preparation for the evacuation of British women and children to Manila. This photograph gives a good idea of the scenes witnessed in the
· bank on Saturday morning. They are being duplicated again to-day-Ming Yuen,
Military Evacuation Was Triumph Of Organisation
The masterly precision of the military authorities in carrying out this morning's preparations for the evacuation of the wives and families of troops stationed in the Colony was a comforting and illuminating illustration of the careful planning and co- operative methods of the British army, writes an eyewitness.
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medically examined, and then in orderly, unhurried fashion, placeð aboard the evacuation ship.
How It Was Done At 7 o'clock this morning, fatigue parties composed of the Royal Scots visited all the married quarters and took away the baggage-two trunks
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centuries. Unimaginable horrors de file the glory of their rights,
The evisceration of the Polish|Pald-up State, the partition of its territories with Soviet Russia, the systematic expropriation of Polish peasants from Janda which were under the Pollshe Crown when Prussia was an upstart robber State, to make way for Ger- man colonists, the creation of a gross- SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
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AGENCIES AND BILANCITES:
rames on Saturday. Geelong defeat-Germany; the relentless pillage of Amritsar ed Melbourne, and the Dons downed Polish cities, towns and villages, the Bangkok Bombay the Saints by the narrow margin of starvation of the civilian population Batavia of Warsaw-these crimes are Bill Calcutta two points in an excliing game,
Cariton was humbled by Hawthorn, being committed, by the unspeakable Hun, with Hitler's full knowledge, and Ellroy defeated the Tigers,
Harbin
Tiongkong >poti
Kangoon Saison
Gemarang
Talla
Seremban.
Karachi
Shanghai
Kiang
Kingapore
His sat Canton responsibility.
Agencies:
Clive Street Fairlie Placo
Kobo.
Sitiawan
Kuala
Hoursbaya
Lumpur
Taiping
Kuching
Tientsin
Madras
Tongkah
Cebu
Meni
(Bhuket)
Medan-
Taingiao
New York
Yokohama
Penant-
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In the Victoria Lengue, the highest approval and score was made by Geelong Foot-purpose has been to reader it im- Cawopors seray, with 105 points, permitted possible for Czechoslovakia and Pa- Colombo South, to claim only 40-the lowest land to raise their heads again as
States strong enough to compel the Haiphong score of all three Stales.
Start, in South Australia, gained directors of the Reich to take their ambirg
Into
account. Yet
their the highest points of all three Le right to live is us unchallengeable as rues, scoring 105 against Port's 74,
Germany's. the lowest in the 8. A. League,
In Westralin, Claremont gained
presence
The arch-criminal is the madman
Hankow
Danking Business varsacted.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Genors) CURRENT
ACCOUNTS opened and
FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur
highest points with 157 and Perth/Hitler. His egoism is insane. "Aretencies at raton which will be quoted on
(benten by Subiaco) the lowest with you not aware" he shouted at von application.
BAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Schuschnigg during the brutalities of 57 points.
his last Interview with ble victime Currency and Sterling with interset allowed at rates obtainable on application, Highest points in all three States:
"that you are in the The Bank's Head Omoe in London at Berchtesgaden, were scored by Sturt, lowest by presence of the greatest German that undertakes Executor & Trusted businem,
history has ever known?"
South Melbourne.
Full scores are as follow:
VICTORIA
Geelong 24-10 (184) beat Mel- bourne 22-10. (15)
Revival of Dospotism
This revival of Despotism in great States is a ghastly denial of the Vic- Essendon 15-14 (104) beat St. forlan bellef in the steady progress Kilda 14-18 (102)
of mankind towards an ever-increas- Hawthorn 13-18 (08) beat Caritoning sanity, and towards larger con- 13-11 ( 17-18 (118) beat North mockery of the belief in education as ceptions of liberty and life. It is n
Richmond
Melbourne 13-11 (80)
Footscray 15-15 (105) beat Melbourne (46)
the
corlain panacea for abysmal ig- South norance of the plainest lessons of
History, one of which is that Des Fitzroy 15-13 (103) beat Colling-potism is the foulest of all forms of wood 12-17 (89)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA South Adelaide 18-17 (113) North Adelaide 11-14. (80)
government.
Let me quote a sentence or two beat from J. A. Symonds describing the state of political morality in Italy Sturt 25-15 (103) beat Port when the Viscontis, the Sforzns, the Malatestas and a host of other ruf- Adelaide 10-14 (74)
Norwood 10-16 (130) beat Glenelg fanly, cut-throat, double-crossing, 18-11 (110).
lying, lecherous, cruel Despots were Torren 12-28 (109) beat West in their prime during the 14th cen-
tury.
No praise could exaggerate| the excellence of the arrange- ments made for the departing families, and if the civil" autho- ritles
attain the
same standard of efficiency this week, the civilian wives, and children will have no cause for complaint woman and two, sult cases per Adelaide 15-16 (100)
child. These were removed to the regarding their treatment du- Hongkong Club, and shortly after 8 East Perth 11-10 (05) beat West ring these troublesome days.
In less than three hoursyer cop 'clock, iuxls, commandeered for the Porth 11.4 (70)
drove up tu purpose,
the quarters multury familles had been moved and took away the families to the from-their-quarters, registered at Hongkong Club,-
WEST AUSTRALIA
/
Subloco 15-5 (95) beat Perth 8-0′ (57)
Cltremant 24-13 (157). bent__South.
the Hongkong Club, labelled, At the entrance they were met by Fremantle 10-18 (70)
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hud a label attached them.
From there the evacuees moved Local Baseball into
one of the rooms, where they' ware medically examined-throat and chest, and afterwards, any women, who cared to draw funds | against pay was given an opportunity
to do so.
Tea And Sandwiches
With these formalities concluded, the evacuees were lodged in a large lounge where they were able to rest at ease, and were given tea and sand- wiches.
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rible were then commended magnanimous if it could be shown that they were prompted by a firm will and had for their object af deliberate end. Machiavell and Paolo Giovio both premise the massacre at Sinigaglia as a master- stroke of art, without ultering a ward In condemnation of its per- Ady.
of significance Some may ask the the reference to the Massacre at Sinigagita." It can be put in a put shell. It in September, 1938, at
As soon as the last of the families · LEAGUE BASEBALL tills over Munich, the Fuehrer, after giving had been registered everybody was the week-end proved very one-sided, Mr. Chamberlain and M. Daladier the conducted to the ship where they On Saturday tho II.B. team right hand of welcome and a hand- immediately embarked, the entire trounced the South China A.A. 14-1, some entertainment, had left the room procedure being completed by 18 and yesterday the U.S.8. Mindanao and ordered the Gestapo to rush in c'clock.
overwhelmed, the, Royal Engineers and polish them off, that would have 16-0 and Chung Ilwa beat the long-made of Munich another Sinigaglio. kong B.C, 8-2.
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A similarly efficacious system was ndopted for the 300 odd families in Kowloon. They also embarked, after crossing the harbour, shortly after 10 o'clock.
The whole affair, in fact, triumph in organisation.
was
I'LL SEE THEM IN MY SURGERY
II. B. Opened their game with four I am certain that such a thought tallies in the first frame, and after never entered the Fuehrer's hund adding one more in the third ran riot and that, if it had, he would have in the fourth and crossed seven men repelled it instantly. But he gave over the home plate. The remaining his word, intending to break it, and two runs came in the fifth. South he put his hand to a document which China were white-washed until the he meant almost at once to repudiate. lost inning when they managed a And having fooled two honourable solitary runs.
statesmen he prependent States.
to the mu-
phere of two
SAPPERS BLANKED Scoring in each of their six in- Dictator is only Despot writ large. (Contrived from Page 5.)
nings, the Mindanao-men went 1-3-5-The world is not safe with this Mad- 3-1-2 to win 18-0. Fowlawski pitch-man loose in it. Whether, after de with an eagle eye with a view to ed wonders for the first four frames, feat, his Generals bring him down or, separating the ones that can safely and when relieved by Ruel in the as the satirist said, the cobblers get be allowed to roam where strange fifth, the latter continued the good frightened of the madman in the purple, and smoke him out, we shall
work!
dishes abound: from those that must rongkong B.C. talled one in one day look for Hitler-and And
be kept to places where the culinary
in the
standards of South Kensington are their first time at bat but allowed the him gone.
maintained.
Chung Hwa nine five runs in the The latter must not go to wild and opening inning, and a further thres semi-civilised places; they must go in the second,
-where- ft, is the regular thing to be Chung Hwa have thus taken the back at the hotel for lunch, dinner, lead in the League table, which is as and fea; whore excursions are plan- follows:"
ned to make breaks for meal tknes
at similar hotels.
Chung Iwa The former thould be told of the Mindanao local delicacies and where they may HB..... be obtained; of the gentler duy trips Hongkong D.C. that can be made. They should be South China taetfully made aware of tho, more Royal Engineers familiar foods and activities.
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MALTA'S 50TH
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VALETTA, June 30, (Reuter).
857 Multa had its 60th air raid nt 0 am. 833 when an alarm was sounded.
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No ring was heard.
An hour later, there was a second 000 air rald, Heavy anti-aircraft fire and
5.000 machine-gunning was heard,
A number of bombs were dropped.
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