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September 6, 1940.

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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 9th day of September, 1940, at 3 p.m., at the Oflees of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Sham- shulpo, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at n Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 24 years less the last threa days

thereof.

HEAVY FIGHTING IN RUMANIAN CAPITAL

Special to the "Telegraph"

HUNGARIAN TROOPS began marching into Transylvania at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. Church bells pealed as the Hungarians arrived, says "Domei."

STUPID LIES

Simultaneously, saya "United | Presa," King Carol gave an audience to the German and Italian Ministers.

The new Premier, General Antonescu, has promised to sup- | port the Axis, and the Vienna Award. It is believed that it is

Nazi Propaganda not his intention to oppose the

Defeating Itself

Hungarian advance Into Transyl vania.

Heavy ring is now-in progres) at Bucharest, anys "Reuter."

Further Iron Guard demonstrations on the main National Theaire square yesterday evening are cicaring the streets.

Troops armed with machine-guna

LONDON, Sept. 5 (Reuter), Already foreign nations have become highly suspicious of any broke out Union

news and information from Germany, declared Mr. Herwald Ramsbotham, President of the Intending bidders are advised Board of Education, in a speech that immediately after the disposat Lancaster to-day. snl of the lot the Purchaser (if Mr. Ramsbotham added that even not the applicant) will be required the docile and credulous German to deposit with an authorised citizen must be puzzled to know why

war was still going on when, accord Meer who will be present at the ing to information given him, the formed resistance to Hungery's. 06-

ITALIAN PORTS BOMBARDED

FROM PAGE ONE

All our aircraft returned safety

from this operation.

Attack on Fleet Units

ante, the sum of two hundred dollars, (8200) in eash. Thin sum will be refunded on payment of the Purchase price.

On September 2 our force from the Eastern Mediterranean was attacked by enemy aircraft when south-west | PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. of Malta.

la presumably to this attack that

the Italian communique of September

3 referred when It stated that "one

enemy aircraft carrier was eerously hit astern. In addition

battleship, une cruiser

destruyer received

onc enemy

and

Aquarely

ont

ng

omidships and were damaged “

In fact this notion resulted in dunage or casualties to any ships.

Five enemy aircraft were shot down

by Fulmar and

Gladiator

Aghters of the Fleet Air Arm and the anti-aircraft gunfire of the Fleet and four others were chased almost Sicily and probably damaged.

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Nor were these alicraft Italian: they were German dive-bombers of

the Junkers 87 type.

Aerodromes Attacked

On September 4 enemy aerodromes

at Marliza and Caluto were

ianeously attacked by

the Fleet Air Arm.

Nimul-

Sword sh of

At Chiato a number of aircraft on the ground were destroyed.

Loud explosions were heard, pro bably from ammunition dumps, and fires were observed in barracks and ather buildings.

Direct hit were scored on Iwo main hangars and petrol dumps, and workshops and barracks were set on fire.

Bombardment By Shipt Following the attacks of the Fleet Air Arm alteraft от спету лего- dromes in Rhodes, some of our naval forces, including the Australian cruiser Sydney (Captain J. A. Col- lins) and H.M.S. Orion (Capt. G. R. Back) bombarded mliltary objectives in the Italian Dodescanese Islands.

The aerodrome and surrounding districts at Makriyalo and the harbour at Pegadin in Scarpanto Island were

bombarded.

The aerodrome of Makriyalo was plastered with six-inch shells and none of the survunding buildings wie left intact.

Peradio is the seat of the Italian Government on the Scarpanto Island,

Of the Ave enemy motor boats

and torpedo beats which emerged from

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Briush Navy had already been sunk twice and practically all our nir force destroyed.

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Tie Up With Axis. One of General Ion Antonescu's first acts after swearing alleginner was to announce his intention of strengthening Rumania's relations with the Axia,

He made clear that there will be no

cupation of the part of Transylvania ceded under the Vienna award, saya "Reuter,"

Russia and Hungary Can't Be Fooled All Time

BUDAPEST, Sept. 5 (Reuter).- There must be a limit to tooling Reports attributing agressive Inten- even the German people,

And that tions to Sovlet Russia, whose limi could not be far off.

Bukovina frontier will be contiguous The moment the first serious, un-with that of Hungary after the mistakable and undisguisable re-Hungarian occupation of Transy- verre occurred, the whole edifice of Ivanis, are denounced as fil-disposed exaggeration built up by the German in semi-official statement Issued Ministry

of information would fall here to-day. like a pack of cards.

The statement meals of the friend-

common

If your familý write up from Australia to tell you they're en- countered a blue-tongued lizard this pho tograph... will show you what they mƉe à n. There peculiar sawn-off-tail rep tiles are plentiful in the Australian back blocke:

MEDITERRANEAN CONTROL

Completely Held By Britain

Our propaganda and policy of the||ly relations of the Sovlet with the Ministry of Information are con-Axis Powers and Turkey, and de- ecived on for svunder lines than the clares that the Soviet maintains the Germana--but truth is great and will most correct diplomatie relations LONDON, Sept. 5 (Reuter)-The Fleet Air Arm han prevail.

with Hungary and that the Soviets again struck home at the enemy in two air raids on Cagliari

frontier with Hungary Is very short,

and Sardinia, and the British Navy has proved again the unsur Armoured Cars Out

passable impertinence of the Italians in proclaiming that they BUCHAREST, Sept. 5 (UP) are masters of the Mediterranean, writes a special correspon Huge demonstrations and semi-riot-dept at Gibraltar. ing commenced In downtown Bucharest about 0.5 p.m., between

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Alor Star ny ship in the force to which

we Amritsar Bangkok Batavia "During a rold high explosive and Bombay

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Beremban

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Bingapore

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Taiping

Kuching

Tientsin

Madras

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Cagliari

"Rome Radio admitted later in the

Delhi

New York

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(Peking) Penang

Haiphong Hankow Banking Busine transacted.

FOREIGN

Bitiawan Sourabaya

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Five days' stemming has revcated no the pro-Carol and the pro-Antonescu Mare Nostrum" except were attached. factions.

the British flag. Shots

were fired Into the from

"travelled in an aircraft carrier incendiary bombs were dropped at Agencies: Koba Bulwark Of Peace the tops of fire trucks as a warningt auch for two days the British Fleet Saint Eirons nerodrome and оп

to the crowds that fire hoses would patroiled the Hallan coasts In S.E. Asia

unless they dispersed, comfortable striking distance of six day that a wing of the military head-Cor be used Crowds were surgling to and fro.

Italian nerodromes, but the enemy LONDON, Sept. 5 (Reuter),-

Police and military cars are rushing was obviously unwilling to accept the quarters had been destroyed as wels Colombo Thailand as a "bulwark of peace The lighting developed when mem-

through

the streets with machineguns.

incgunsthallenge," writes the correspondents two aircraft on the ground,

second reld was carried out Hamburg to be held on Monday, the 9th in south-east Asia" is

Vain Search For Fleet greeted bers of the opposition made a counter-

similarly at the same time on Monday day of September, 1940, at 3by Mr. Winston Churchill in

but the raiders were severely handi- a demonstration against the students in "There was the keenest disappoint capped by heavy clouds on Cagliari. p.m., at the Offices of the Public message addressed to the Prime front of the National Theatre by 9.35 ment on board the British ships as

dispersed the

"Rome broadcast that they had the men was searched as with a comb. Works Department, by Order of Minister of that country on the the police had

crowds.

shot down three raiders but the fact For two days there were masses of is that no Josses were suffered and no His Excellency the Governor of occasion of the exchange of rati- Another demonstration broke out fleecy clouds one Lot of Crown Land at Sham-fications of the Anglo-Thai Pact

which would have machine was hit." shuipo, in the Colony of Hong of Non-Aggression. Kong, for a term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July. 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 24 years loss the last three days thereof.

intending bidders are advised that immediately after the dispo sal of the lot the Purchaser (if not the applicant) will be required to deposit with an Kuthorised officer who will be present at the sale, the sum of two hundred

the harbour, HMS Hex (Lteul dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum Commdr. P. L. Saumaraz) Intercepted will be refunded on payment of three, which tried to attack. Two of the Purchase price.

these were sunk And the third damaged.

Our Jorces in the Dodescanese arca were later unsuccessfully attucked by enemy ofreraft, two of which were chot down into the sea and at least three others damaged,

Conciliation Treaty By U.S. and, Empire

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (UP), /----- The United States to-morrow will sign, simultaneously with Great

Britain, Canada and Australia, trea-

ties of conciliation which will replace |

ogreement

similar

which

has

existed between the United States

and the British Empire for mony years.

It is understood the signing with Australia and Canada is intended as a goodwill gesture and an acknow- ledgment of their Commonwealth Dominion status,-

Bombing Attack By

S. African Pilots

NAMORI, Sept. B. (Reuter)-It is officially, announced that, the South African air force bombed Javello aerodrome on Tuesday, and destroyed three enemy 'sircraft on the ground.

Mr.

Sending his cordial good wishes. that under your

Churchill says: "I am confident able leadership Thailand will play an increasingly important part in these times, an a bulwark of peace in south-east Asia."

the

The Prime Minister of Thailand, i reply, expresses the hope that traditional ties of friendship existing between Britala and Thailand will be more closely re-affirmed by tids pact.

Equipping The U.S. Army

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.ter).-The House of Representa-

No. of Sale

Registry No

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Peak Road and

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Locality

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7.200

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colony the moment the Japanece in- vade it," the Chinese spokesman said.

Britain Interested

at 0.55 p.m. Thousands of people favoured the Italian attackers bui sang patriotic songs of the Iron Guard none appeared, and throughout the in front of the King's Palace.

operations not one shot was fired by

Inevitable Defeat Of Nazis Forecast

Blitzkrieg Failure

RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 kc.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)..|| A. P. H's. "Misleading Case",

From the Studio

Broadcast by Z B. W. on a Fro- quency of 845 k.c's. arid on Short Wave from 1-2.16 p.m. and 8-11 p.m. on 0.52 m.c's. per second. Yo

H. X. T.

12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter-

LONDON, Sept. 5 (Reuter)-Complete confidence "as cer- tain as dawn after night” that Nazi tyranny will eventually lie broken at our feet was expressed by Mr. Dingle Foot, Parlia- mentary Secretary to the Ministry of Economie Warfare, broad-cession, casting to-night.

Huge Bill WASHINGTON, Sept 5 (Reu- and waves of German Luftwaffe He said: "As each day passes break on the rocks of our island tives has approved the compre defences, we become more cer- hensive version of a bill carrying tain of ultimate victory." almost $5,250,000,000 to provide equipment for an army of 2,000,- 000 men, starting work on a two-ocean navy and purchase of 14,394 warplanes.

to the Senate before going to Presi

The bill, which will be sent back dent Roosevelt for his signature, would bring this session's appro priations for defence to over $15,000,- 000,000.

LONDON, Sept. 6 (Router). It is oficially announced in Amsterdam that dissolution of all Freemasons' lodges in Holland has been ordered, states an Amsterdam telegram, to the German news agency.

If Germany were to win, she would never again permit the free move- ment of men, goods and capital over the face of the earth.

Nazis Feel Effects

12.30 Beethoven-Sonata in E Flat Major, Op. 81a "Les Adlem.”

Artur Schnabel (Piaro).

12.46 Beethoven-Eleven Viennese] Dances.

1.00 Local Time Signal and Wea- ther Report.

and

1.03 Dance Musto by Harry, Roy and His Orchestra, Of Our Air Raids

1.30 Reuter

Rugby Press, Weather LONDON, 5 (Reuter)Although ments.

Forecast and Announce- the Germans ore careful to prevent

1.45 Light French Variety." 2.15 Close Down. any details of the damage caused by RAF, raids from leaking out, an 6.00 Dance Music and Variety, occasional Item of news trickles out 7.00

Closing Local Stock Quota- tions.

07.02 Songs by Nelson Eddy (Bari-

The meat and grain which flowed into Europe, especially Britain, from longer. In a mighty stream but in which tells its own story. America in the past would flow no miserable tricide.

There would be no tree choice in placing orders.

In his speech on Wednesday, Hitler Dealing with the blockade, Mr. were hiting their targets.

made it clear that British bombers: Foot said that if we were to ease the lockade and in so doing blunt one

tone).

7.15 Sidney. Torch at the Organ. 7.30 London Belay-The Nows, 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather

8.03 Studio-Rupert Baldwin at

of our most powerful weapons, we railways is provided by the weekly Report and Announcements.

A hint of the damage to German should automatically be relleving the newspaper, "Das Reich, which say the Piano playing Schumann. nemy of his responsibilities to the that every railway truck is vital and ecunfed countries and in so doing appeal to industrialists to economise should be lengthening the wat.,

Destroyers

U.S.

To

Six On Wa

1. (a) Intermezzo; (b)" Scherzino, (from Carnaval de Vienne'); 2. The (b) Whims.

In the use of railway wagons. Prophetic Bird; 3. (a) Flower Song:

In future, German railway wagons will be loaded up one ton in excess of the authorised weight.,

Canada LETTERS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The "Hongkong Telegraph.

To the Editor,

8.23 Georges Thi! (Tenor) lix: Programme of French Music

9.00 London Relay The News, 9.80 London Relay World At-

9.45 Interludo.

9.55 Stuclo Bedlam: or The Ex- pert Witnes

A "Misleading Case" Herbert,

by AF.

10.05 A Prograrama of Dan

Muale

11,00 Close Down!

National Day of Prayer Sir Special reference will be made, by wie Bishop of the Diocese in the Cathedral services on Sunday,

REPATRIATION PACT

(Router)A day should be Soviet-German, agreement providing

the

September Bib, to our national ATMOSCOW, SHTET

A total of $1,514779.05 was reached in wat,

BOSTON, Sept. 5 (Router).-Three more of the destroyers During his statement in the House being transferred to Britain are put to sea, making six already. One raiding plane falled to return, there had been notable developments

of Lords yesterday Lord Halifax said apparently en route to Canada. beyond the boundaries of Europe.

"Eminently Satisfactory" Morgenthau Denies Here events bad moved swiftly WELLINGTON, Sept. 5 (Router). His Majesty's Government had "The arrangement is eminently Loan To Chungking received reports that certain demands antisfactory and will be beneficial to WASHINGTON, Septs (UP)At were presented to Indo-China by the both countries, declared the New yesterday by the War Tund inaugurated to-day's press conference, Mr. Henry Japanese Military Mission.. On re-Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Peter by the S. C. BL Past, Lug ^ Morgenthau, Secretary of the Tren-1 of that formation, Wur Arnerican surement,ho, Anglo-

ceipt

His Fraser, commenting aur,

Kaid he has had many, confer asked to draw the attention of the ences with

Mr.

TV. Soong but he Japanese Government on the reporte important stranded that even terim

Mr. Fraser denied any knowledge of a possible and at the same time to remind them vantare was the co-operative Spirit United States, loan to China

"I don't know where he could get Government in the preservation of

of the interests of His Majesty's that animated both countries in Buch loan-all I know is what the status quo in Indo-Chinta read in the newspapers," Mr. Mor Hers Lord Halifax drew attention genthau unidiredded to Mr. Corden Hull's statement In There have been reports from which he declared that this was also, Hongking that Mr. Soong had a matter to which the United States negotiated a $100,000,000 loan, Government attached importance.

more

The latest contributians are "Some Members of the Hangkung,

Cricket Club, foOTIWITEI

désire

observed:

The North

At the

thin

the King's

as i national day of prayer for the repatriation of persons of service the sent in German origin from Bessarabia and pt and the alala oss northern Bukovina was gred here

mess

and

Cucerea Club (sale of old news the pulpit cles Interpreters, Baill arriving at the agreement following donation

facesseruren of die Bupreme Court VAD, Nursing Detachment papers, etc. okADORURA 230 Volunteer Kaby y reserved for

#for; September 2 (ri. donation 30-as on front two paws on the lec

Teorived. The rest of the Cathedral trnemary of the late BareMaud Woods as usual. Extra seats will be intr

Me Tea Lemment Line amit a 116. duced to increase accommoda

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