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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH November 13, 1940,
SOVIET SEEKS CLOSER COLLABORATION WITH THE AXIS AND JAPAN
LONDON, NOV. 12 (REUTER) -“MOLOTOV'S VISIT TO BERLIN IS THE LOGICAL OUTCOME OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN SITUATION AND THE SIGNING OF NEW FACE NEWS THE TRIPARTITE PACT," SAYS AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT HANDED TO FOREIGN JOURNALISTS AT THE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE TO-DAY, ACCORDING TO THE FRENCH WIRELESS.
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The statement continues: "In view of the new situation created by the developments of war and the Berlin-Roma-Tokyo alliance, it has be come necessary to define positively and clearly! the position of the Soviet.
EIRE ATTITUDE AIDS AXIS
Canadian Makes Suggestion.
"M. Molotov's visit has the following aims: (1) to fix a basis for political and economical collaboration of the Soviet with the Axis Powers and eventually with should make a personal appeal to Mr. de Valera, Prime Minister Japan; (2) to reconsider from the point of view of more] extensive collaboration on the basis of the German-Soviet agreement."
COMMON Interests CLAIMED
The statement adds: "In the present circumstances, M. Molotov's visit is particularly significant because it proves that development in Europe, notably the signing of the Tripartite Pact, has in no way affected the perfect realisation by both. Moscow and Berlin of their respective and common interests.
"Their collaboration since the signing of the German-Soviet ugreement has only become closer and has never suffered the slightest reverse, contrary to the allegations of foreign propa- ganda."
Permanent Collaboration
The statement concludes by em- phasising that M. Molotov's talks in
WHAT HITLER OFFERS
OTTAWA, Nov. 12 (Reuter).-The Government of Canada of Eire, to lease to Canada for the duration of the war two ports on the west coast of Eire for use as Empire naval stations, de- clared Mr. R. B. Hanson, Conservative leader in the Canadian House of Commons to-day when he spoke of the refusal of Eire to allow the United Kingdom to use their naval bases and air ports..
This refusal he described as one of the greatest hindrances to Britain's war progress and in his "Humble view, it is a great con- tribution to Axis power.”
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"R. Abbit's" Cricket Notes
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Mr. Hanson continued: "Something should be done and must be done to Teddy Fincher was lucky to snick meet this Bituation because it is ap-a four between his legs and the wic- parent that the Government of Eire ket, and runs began to come fast. not recede from its position of Knight went on for Alec Pearce. non-cooperation as a result only of a John Pearce lost his length and was request from Britain.
knocked about good deal. Perry at 159, and a single "This very fact has opened up an relieved him opportunity for the Canadian Govern- later Zimmern was stumped. 160-6- ment to make a
a wonderful contri-37. bution to the Allied cnuse. In ad
Tea was then taken at 4.15.
After Tea
Berlin "are not an aim in themselves Russia's Reward Forest that Canada approach Eire with T was decided that the Club
but an important phase in the rela
tlons of a perfect and permanent collaboration between the two coun- tries,"
Co-operation
dition to the leasing to Canada of two ports on the west coast, I aug proposals to lease to Canada certain IT
should bat again after ten, strategic air ports in the south and west for use as Empire air stations." though, of course, the match was Mr. Hanson further suggested that over. The game being a one-
The French broadcast added that ZURICH, Nov. 12 (Reuter)-Canada should enlist the help of the day one the game must be de- It seemed probable that the Berlin Hitler has placed great hopes in United States in such an effort as a cided on the first innings by the discussions would be followed by the visit of M. Molotov, say very substantial element in America talks in Moscow after M. Molotov's Berlin correspondents of Swiss "had contributed in no small degree laws of cricket. However, a few unkind people suggested that it Political circles in Moscow state newspapers.
would be interesting if K.C.C. that after reporting to Stalin, M.
could get the Club out again for
return,
Molotov will confer with the Japan- On one hand it is stated that
ese and German Ambassadors and probably the representatives of Italy
and Turkey.
Lengthy Talk
2
LONDON, Nov. 12 (Reuter)-- Hitler received M. Molotov for lengthy conversation this afternoon. Herr von Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister, was present.
Hiller's bodyguard did the honours outside the Chancellory,
Ribbentrop-Molotov
he wishes to obtain Russia's | adherence to the German-Italian- Japanese alliance, or if that is impossible, to facilitate the con- clusion of a Russo-Japanese pact In order to demonstrate to the world Russia's solidarity with the Axis.
On the other hand, Hitler is said to be anxious to obtain Russian support NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (Reuter)—for Germany's expansionist policy in The first conference between M.the Near East, Molotov and Herr von Ribbentrop. Insted two hours, according to Berlin-message.—-
'No details are disclosed,
Soviet Press Silent
Ciano's Part
Д
Heavy Price
The Berlin correspondent of the Tribune de Geneva" states that M. Molotov's visit is considered in Berlin as a sign that Russia has now declng- MOSCOW, Nov. 12 (Reuter).-Theed herself in favour of the Axis. Soviet press is maintaining complete silence on M. Molotov's visit to Berlin.
The British Ambassador, Sir The correspondent asks: "What) Stafford Cripps, had an interview on price must be paid to Moscow? Cer- Monday with the Vice-Commissar fortainly the Dardanelles but much Foreign Affairs, M. Vishinsky. more as well."
Indications are, he adds, that the LONDON, Nov, 12 (Reuter) Near East and Central Asla will be Although the report is again current promised to Russia as her sphere of that Count Ciano may be invited to expansion with special emphasis on neet M. Molotov, the Italian Foreign Turkey, Iran and Iraq, Minister has a convenient excuse f the visit does not materialise, since Rumanian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister are on their way to Rome for an official visit. Their presence will naturally account for Count Clano stopping in Rome if the much desired invitation to Berlin is jacking.
the
Doubtless Mussolini is also mindful}
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Rumanian Delegation Leaves SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BUCHAREST, Nov. 12 (UP)-It
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Best
Rounds under 80.
At Fanling
Knight and Fortescue opened to Zimmern and Lloyd, and in the former's second over, Broadbridge contributed 20 cents at second slip. Fortescue being the lucky batsman.
At 11, Lloyd got a good one past Knight's defence. 11-1-8.
T. A Pearce came in and began
L., R. Andrewes won the spoon for the best round over the Old Course during the Jasper Clark Cup com- petition at Fanling on Sunday, while K. S. Robertson won the spoon for the to play with perfect confidence fron best round over the New Course, his the start. At 34, E. F. Fincher re- second nine holes being better than lieved Lloyd, and Rapley F. R. Zim- those of Dr. Tomlinson.
Pearce played beautifully free crie-
BOGEY POOL
mern.
Lt. Col. R. A. P. MacPherson (15) ket. At 68, Fortescue lashed out at who was three up won the Bogey Rapley and missed him—dragging his (Par) Pool over the New Course durfoot. A. Zimmern made no mistake ing the past week-end. There were 2568-2-15. entries. The Ademson-Cup-(November) at Happy Valley was cancelled owing to lack of entries.
"Y" Hockey Teams
The following will represent the in hockey matches at YM.C.A. King's Park this week;
Killeen; Jordan and Tomlinson; Craft To-morrow "A" XI. v. Recreio (5 p.m.), Coombe and Saxby: Spencelyn, Gem- mell, Gilchrist, Morgan and Highlands,
Saturday
"THE FIRST-SIX-
DEARCE completed his 50 with
two 4's and a 0 off Rapley- in 30 minutes, and hit another 4 off the next ball. Next over he hit Fincher to square leg for-4 and Goff consecutive balls. He played back to the next and was bowled. He had hit eleven 4's and two O's in his 60. 00-3-60.
The runs were scored in just over ist, XI. v. Nomade (4.10 p.m.)-Ben. 133 minutes. Just after, the 100 went well; Tayler and Baxby: Jordan, Coombe jup, the last 50 having taken 10 and Waldren; Smith, Gemmell, Ure, Mor-minutes only. gan and Dunne
2nd. XI. v. R.E, 2nd, 13 p.m.)-Killeen; Pudney was bowled at 105 after Heptonstall and Tomlinson; Croft, Gor-scoring 5 runs by swinging his bat. man and Gilchrist; Highlands, Medahan. Unfortunately ho swung it at n Dormer, fresou and Banks,
yorker.
but Baker followed clean bowled by Anderson at 100, aving had the misfortune to make
CHILDREN'S HOME
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Owen Hughes avolded his by care- placing his first ball to third The Fanling Children's Home wel-man for a single. R. T. Broadbridge Britain will transfer from tents comed another 123 children with their went on for E. F. Fincher and Bosan- mothers last Sunday. There are now quet had a 4 through the covers and to more comfortable winter 300 in the Home, and they have all Owen Hughes one to square leg. T. quarters.
settled down very happily amidst the A. Mador relieved Anderson, and The finding of winter billets for so attractive rural surroundings of Fan- storing slowed again. the Rumanian Premier accompanied many men has never been necessary ling
A dull game trickled to its close by the Foreign Minister and Minister before in England's history. They the Fo Leung Kuk were transferred being 19 not out, and Owen Hughes The first batch of 84 children from with 104 on the board. Bosanquet of Propaganda will leave for Rome will be accommodated in large and to-night for conferences with Musso- small country houses, halle, garages to Matauchung Camp on Monday. A 14 not out.
visitor to the camp yesterday found the children in high spirits and de- lighted with their new home. Even so, it will be impossible to It is understood that a second batch And enough space for all the soldiers of 100 or more will shortly be moved in Britain, and many will remain into the camp, thus reducing the con- tents, which will be fitted with brickigestion at the Po Leung Kuk very
{markedly.
Iint and the Italian Foreign Minister,
Official quarters further suggest the Ministers will also go to Berlin after their retum from Rome.
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Chinese Consul In New York Sued
Special to the "Telegraph"
Spain Refugee Fund Case
£2,000,000 Suit Settled Mr. Justice Crossman, in the Chantery Division, was inform- that terms had been arranged in the litigation concerning the ownership of £2,000,000 in bonds. and securities deposited in Lon- don. The action bad 'been the subject of at least 12 interlocu- tory applications.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (UP). The Supreme Court to day denied the petition filed by the Chinese Consul General in The State of Spain sought, to co- New York, Mr. Taun Chi-ys for a review of the Lower Court's The the decision permitting a New York publicity firm to sue him for Deposit Company from parting with feen said to be due for services rendered to the Chinese Govern securities deposited in the names of ment.
The Consul sought dismissal of the Henri de Reding and Joaquin Lozane
Chancery Lane Safe
St. Love at the age-of-63-yours. Heater united for the recovery of $23,000, fnet by sult, wentus, a friendly foreign that the bonds were intended to ron
of
The death occurred to-day of Lord The firm Carl Byoir and its associ-sult on the grounds that it was in Rabadan. was in Hongkong as A.D.C to Bir contending that the Govern Government The Court
stitule a trust fund for the benefit William des Voeux, Governor,
from
ment had remitted that amount to granted the dismissal but the Second Spanish refugees of the Civil War. 1880 to 1890. His entered into the the Consul General in 1938 as part Circuit Court of Appeals reversed After Mr. HP J. Milmo, for the nown in 1988 when at the age of 75 payment of a bli totalling 383,050 for ho married the 72-year-old Dowager services rendered Butllhat the Consul the decision. Trial has not yet been State of Spain, had detalled the terms Countess of Dattrey, who had been General converted the money to his held on the merits of the Company's
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Imade an order as agreed.
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