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LONDON, Nov. 14 (Reuter)Thietcon enemy dive-bombera and one fighter were destroyed off the south-east coast of England to-day before they could make any attack, announces the
Air Ministry.
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November 15. 1940.
EGYPT'S PRIME MINISTER DIES
SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH" CAIRO, Nov. 14 (UP), - Hassan Sabry Pasha"
died here suddenly to-day
a few minutes after his speech from the throne at the opening of the Egypt- ian Parliament.
Ho had held the dual posts of Prime Minister and Foreign Minister in the Cabinet which formed June 28 after the resignation of Aly Maher Pasha.
LONDON, Nov. 14 (Reuter), ZBW, 355 tretres (815 k.c.) and Four more enemy aircraft have been shot down to-day, according to later 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) reports given by the Air Ministry. This makes 19 destroyed altogether A Play by Lord Dunsany
It is also confirmed that two enemy bombers were destroved on Wednes day night. Both pilots of the two British fighter planes lost are
and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. Spitfires Score
0.52 safe.
m.c's. per LONDON, Nov. 14 (Router).and 8-11 pm, on
Recond.
H, K. T. Twelve Spithres of one squadron destroyed 13 of 15 Junkers dive- bombers brought down to-day, ac- cording to the Air Ministry.
They were evidently attempting to attack Dover harbour..
Radio Programme Broadcast by ¦ ❤990STSCCT...TUTU now Z... W. on a Frequency of 845 k.t's.
London Raide
SPECIAL TO THE "TELIGNAPH"
p.n Short Service of Inter- 12.80 Luclenne Boyer and Charles Trenet in a Light French Programme.
1.00 Local Time Signal and Wen- ther Report.
2.16 Close Down.
was
KENNEDY AND BULLITT
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1.03 Dance Music by Carroll Gib- LONDON, Nov, 14 (8.30 p.m.) bons and The Savoy Hotel Orphans.
up 1.30
Reuter and Rugby Press. (UP)-The night rald started
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (Reu- Weather Forecast and Announce- zomewhat later than usual, but the alarm in the London area has not yet ments. as the incoming raiders 1.46
Mozart-Quartet in E Flat tor)-President Roosevelt has been sounded, anil-aircraft fire at Major, ・・
declined to accept the resignation met with heavy' King's Park Buildings, Austin Road,
outer defences, Almost im 1st and Cald Water, Kowloon, Hot beautiful outlook, reasonable rental PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS the
ghetto; 3rd Mov: Allegretto. United States Ambassador to of the Sale by Public Auction mediately a high explosive bemb was at Mov: Allegro; 2nd Mov: Larof Mr. William C. Bullitt, as
France. Apply Union Trading Co., York
to be held on Monday, the 18th dropped on a hospital scoring a direct Hortense Monath (Piano) and The
hit on one
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ock in which chronically Pasquier Trio. Building, Telephoné 27738.
day of November, 1910, at 3 p.msick patients were housed, a number at the Offices of the Public of them being killed, Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at To Kwa Wan, In the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, 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 75 years. Intending biddors are advised
B. W. O. F. Ambulance Fund
To the Editor.
been 'fe-
In an announcement to-day. Mr. 6.00 Closing Local Stock Quota-Bullitt says that he submitted his resignation on November 7, but the President intimated that he wished 6.02 New Variety.
him to remain in offee.
Earlier to-day it was reported that Mr. Bullitt might be offered the post
London in Ambassador ccession to Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy,
7.00 London Relay-The News. 7.15 London RelayQuestions of the four',
7.30 Max Mitter to the Finsbury Park Empire Theatre.
The sky to-night is moonlit and lions. clear although there is a heavy mirt and a cheppy sea in the Straits of Dover, Raiders are reported over Liverpool and East Anglin.
Guns Open Up LONDON, Nov. 14 (UP)-At 9.30 lengthy hull, almost p.m., after since the alarm was sounded, the guns again opened up in the London area. Some people were trapped in the debris of houses which were hit
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The "Hongkong Telegraph.". Sir, Information hus ceived from the Red Cross and St. John War Organisation, London, that owing to shortage In England of material of which ambulances are made, they have temperarily closed their special appeal for donations for that immediately after the dispo-planes, the largest number ever seen
these vehicles.
sal of the lot the Purchaser (if The local British War Organisation Fund has received generous donations not the applicant) will be required omounting to $6,833.27 for the pur-to deposit with an authorised
It has been chase of ambulances.
suggested that that money might be officer who will be present at the
devoted to the purchase of motor sale, the sum of two hundred canteens or motor kitchens, which dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum provide much needed meals to the
well as will be refunded on payment of victims of bomb outrages US supplying food and small necessaries the Purchase price.
to men stationed at remote points on
the coast of Great Britain.
As the
money
th our possession was
given specifically for the purchase of ambulances, we cannot divert it to any other purpose without the ap- proval of the donors. It is impossible donor from each to seek consent Individually, and therefore it is pro- of objection is posed, unless notice received by the Ilon. Secretary, British War Organisation Fund at Government House, within ten days; from this date, to devote the funds in our hands to the purchase of) mobile cunteens and kitchens.
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In
of whose interview In Boston, in which (An actual theatre recording).
he is reported to have said that 7.52 Russian Novelty Orchestra. Waltzes Volga (Composer Un-democracy it Britain did and which has been condemned, is coo- Gypsy
(Composer Un-sidered to have destroyed his official known), known) Local Time Signal, Weather
usefulness.
8.00
At 0.40 p.m. waves of enemy Report and Announcements. in this part of the coast, crossed the east coast to-night and headed in- land where many heavy explosions and gunfire were heard.
Constance Bennett Again Divorced
8.03 Fletcher-Sylvan Scenes Suite Part 1: In Beauty's Bower; Part 2: Sylvia Dances; Part 3: The Pool of ..London Palladium Orchestra. Narcissus; Fort 4: Cupid's Cornival:. 8.15 London Relay Atmospheries'.
A Play by Lord Dunsany,
8.35
Vaughan Williams-Serenade Muslo,
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8.50 Plano Solo by Egen Petri. Fantasia-In Memory of My Father (Busoni-after J. S. Bach).
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" ¦ RENO, Nov. 14 (UP)-Constance Bennett, the well-known screen star,! LOT. obtained a divorce from her, third News Commentaries.
husband, Marquis Henri de la Falaise
9.00 London Relay--The News and
Contents in
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Ann Rent
Upset Price
about
18.300
$300
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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 18th day of November, 1940, at 3 p.m.. at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Govornor of one Lot of Crown Land at Kau Pui Shek, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years,
9.30 London Relay-Talk: "Books'
de la Courdraye, after a 10-minute and People'. hearing to-day,
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE AND OTHER CAUSES
WAS reached yesterday by .e War Fund inaugurated by the 5. C. A. Post, Ltd., with the following donation:
A total of $1.414.150.87
Chocro Club (further sale of old tins,
etc.)
0.45 A Request Classical Pro- CUARIO.
11.00 Close Down..
BELGIAN TRAIN
DISASTER
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BERLIN, Nov. 14 (UP)-At least #621 Belgians were killed, 30 seriously Injured and 50 slightly Injured in a train collision, caused by a hurricane at Dieghem near Brussels at 7.33 am, to-day, according to a DNB. report frum-Brussels.-
"lub-ben"
POPPY DAY FUND
acknowledged, $20.734: Previously "Anonymous". $21, longkong Club, St. Andrew's Church Collections, 73,82:
Kestoon Bowling Green Club, Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co. Ltd. (Collec tion Tin), $5.51; A. H. Watson & Co., Ltd. (Collection Tin), $120; toyel Hongkong Golf Club Collection Tins), 32.29; H. M. Ships and Establishments, $110.09: Royal Air Force, Ka! Tak (Callection Tin), $25.13: Kowloon Street Sale $317.32; Ting), Fortress Engineers Collection $34.08: Further Street Sales, Hongkong $457.00 Total $29.2013.
TARANTO RAID
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Nov. 14, (2 p.m.) (UP). That latest reports received by Air Further contributions will be gratefully Ministry circles here state that the received by the Secretary, Earl Haig's Royal Air Force raid on Turonto on night was "highly Fund, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Wednesday Bulding. Cheques should be made payable:
to Thomas & Co., and crossed "Poppy successful," resulting in tremendous fires and explosions. The main docks Day Fund"
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
and oil tanks were borbed.
de Paul The Society of St. Vincent
the following acknowledge receipt of donations to the 1040-41 appeal:
donation in Wherme, 1:00: cap Weygand Report Is
Costello, $50: Mr. George Owens, $10: In Loving Memory of John Anthony Brax Souza. $23; Cecilla e Josa d'Eca, #33; Bir. JC, Taylor, 120; Mr. C. Hail, (33: Hon Mr. M, K. Lo, 310: Mr. J. P. Brann, 13; Mr. T. M. Gregory, $10: Mr. A. 7. Raptis, 10: Mr. G. P. de Martin, 150; Mr. 110 Kom-tong, $25; Mr. A. C. Wilcox #2);
Denied By Vichy
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" VICHY, Nov. 14 (UP). Tha
Mr. Kennedy himself is obviously not anxious to return to London.
REVISED GOLF STARTING TIMES
The following are revised starting times for Sunday, November 17
OLD COURSE -
E. C. Marton. F. D. Hunter,
Pearce, K. S. Robertson. 9.28. A, C, I. Bawker, R. Young.
G. Parker, W. Sharp. Dad IL H. Mundy, T. Lew. 9.40. D. Evana, D.. Forbes, 9.44 T. E Pearce, K. 5. Morrison. 9.48 8. T. Butlin, C. M. Stark, 9.43 A... Penn, W. A. Stewart. D50 R. M. Wood, 3. C. Taylor. 18.00 A. Sommerfelt, A. K. Mackenzie. 30.04 P. S. Cassidy, R. J. K. Walker, 10.00 G. W. Reeve, H. D. Gillerple, 10.12 F. A. M. Elliott, A. 8. Mackichan. 10.10
11. Harrop, W. L. Alexander, 300 W. Stoker. 22. Black. 10.21
A. Y. Curria, LHC, Highet. 10.28 1. 1. Geare, D. ilumphreys. 10.32 J. A, Parrish, A. W. Dourne. 10.30 G. T. Harrington, G. Q. Aitkenhoad. 10.40 TG. C. Knight, N. D. Lloyd. 10.44 J. L. C. Pearce, A. M. Kennedy." 10.48 F. Luckie, J. P. Sherry. 10.52 F. A. Redmond, T. Merest Wi 1055 D. C. Loneraine, Capt.
kinson,
NEW COURSE 11.00 Capt. Thursby, Lieut. Carter.
0.20 F. Groves, D. 5. Edward. 9.2%... Coldman, D. 6. Robb.
4. S. L. Loyd. Brig. Macleod. D30AD Humphreys W.-Kirk. 040 E. Bathurst. A, T. Lay.
0.28. F. Phillips, 1. W. Shewan,
0.44 H. B., Dowbiggin. J. A. D. Mor-
ricon.
0.48 H. N. Williamson, A. W. McBride, 0:31 G. W. Sewell. A. Pollock. 0.50 B, A. Sleap. H. C. Wation. 1000 1. V. Wilkinson. G. D. R. Black. 10.04 P.-C. Jackron, C. F. J. Simpson, 10.00 J. D. Danby, R. K. AL Simpson. 10.12 JD. Harrison, W. Park 10.16 it. G. Williams, V. R. Gordan. 1020 L. C. F. Bellamy. J. Floming 10.24 11. Overy, A. G. James.
L. M. S., Lloyd, R. B. Mace. 10.28
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he Purchase price.
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Adjoining Kowloon
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Measurements
N. B., W.;
feet Enckfeet feet
as per sale
plan.
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Heroic Pilot
Enemy
Gets
and V.C.
LONDON, Nov. 14 (Reuter).—The first Victoria Cross won
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by a fighter pilot since the war began has been awarded to a pilot who refused to jump from his blazing Hurricane- plane until he had destroyed his enemy.
his first
Morerover, it was fight and he had been twice wounded.
He Is Flight Lieutenant D. J. Nicolson.
For 48 hours doctors fought for his life but now he has almost com- pletely recovered. ;
After chasing a Junkers plane he had turned to rejoin his squadron when four shots hit the machine. One bullet entered the left eye of the plict, another exploded in a spare petrol tunk, setting the Hurricane on fire, and another wounded the plot in the heel.
nvold
to As Nicolson turned further shots, he found that a Messer- schmitt was right in his gunsight. Both planes were diving at 400 miles per hour. When Nicolson pressed the butten he could see his right thumb bilstering in the heat and his left hand, which was holding the throttle open, was also blistering in the flames.
Intense Heat
The heat was so great that he had. to put his feet on the seat beneath his parachute.
The fight continued several minutes until the Messerschmitt disappeared In a sleep dive and later witnesses; reported that they had seen it crash In the sea.
Nicolson, after knocking his head on the hotd above him. managed to
head Jump
-first. After somerraults in the air, he pulled the rp cord with considerable dimeulty. it took him. 20 minutes to reach the ground,
como
Anollier Messerschmilt
that screaming past, so Nicolson pretended he was dead. As he was coming down, he thought he would hit a high tension cable but managed to manoeuvre in the sky so an to miss
it and anally landed in a field.
Volunteers Bowls Final On Sunday
Exchange At A Glance
SELLING
T.T. London Demand London
T.T. Shanghai 727. Siligepaste T.T. Japan TAT. India T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manila
.1/2
1/2
...385
0.5.
..23%
T.T. Batavia
TT. Bengkok
140%
Saigon France
100%
.Nom.
.00
BUYING
.1/3
1/3
24
Noin.
.84
T.T.
T.T. Switzerland TIT. Australia
4 m/s L/C London
4 / D/P London
4 m/s L/C USA.
4 m/s France
30 d/s indip
US. Cross rate in Lendon 4.0244 U.S. Cross rale in N.Y.....4.04
Germans Start To Eliminate
Rumania
BELGRADE. Nov. 14 (Reuter).-Measures granting what amounts to Independent of sovereignty for Germans Rumanian nationality are con-
Issued decree
in
THE FINAL of the "China Mantained in a remarkable five- Cup between 5th A.A. Battery and point A.8.0. "A" will be played at the Kow- Bucharest. Ioon Bowling Green Club on Sunday, The measures Include: commending at 3 p.m.
The cup and souvenirs will be pro- sented to the successful unit by Col. the H. B. Rose. Commandant of the Inws; H.K.V.D.C., after the match.
German Soldiers
Leave Finland
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
Firstly, the introduction of anti-Jewish Nuremberg
Secondly, equal status for the German flag with the Rumanian flag as the symbol and creed of the German nation, just as the' Rumanian flag is the symbol and creed of the Rumanian
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 14 (UP)-It State;
that
German
has been learned
Finland began to return soldiers to Germany three days ago.
The repatriation, possibly totalling around 5,000 troops will be completed to-night.
Protection For Party Thirdly, the Nazi Party is to be protected as a juridical body:
Fourthly, the membership of the Party is to be limited to those who are German-conscious and can be recognised by qualities of leadership: Fifthly, the leaders of the Party will be authorised to issue regulations and concerning German autonomy
under the approval of the Rumanian Government,
Armed Forcca Disbanded
(Reuter), LONDON, Nov. 14
No St. Andrew's -Ball-This Year Celebration of St. Andrew's Day by the Scottish community this year: will be confined to the laying of a wreath on the Cenotaph and the main obrervance will be the usual Burns Rumanian armed forces mobilised ut Night dinner en January 25. These the time of the cassion of Bessarabiu Bukovina to the decisions were arrived at by the St. and Northern
after U.S.S.R. are being demobilised under Andrew's Society members much r'iscussion at the annual meur ing lurt right,
Mr. B. Wylie, who took the chair after being elected Chieftain. and the feeling of the general committee way that no ball be held but that they should concentrate on Burns Night Hollanders Asked For
Voluntary Tax LONDON, Nov. 14 (Reuter). The Dutch Government, in addition to poying. Its own armed forces now Aghting with Britain, is also meeting the cost of all equipment for the Netherlands fighting forces.
In order to incress: revenue, an]
a decree issued by the Prime Minis ter, General Ion Antonescu, says, a Bucharest message to the German
นุญ nuws agency.
Demobilization begins at 2 p.m. to- Turrow.
The decree was signed by General Antonescu before he left for a visit to Rome but not published until to- Jay.
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The message adds: "The Rumanian Minister of National - Defence authorised to call up reservists and muke requisitions. In case of need."
IMMIGRATION ANNOUNCEMENT
appeal is made to Hollanders all over day announced that as
the world to pay a voluntary "income tax," the proceeds of which are ex- pected to cover the cort of the Ual services of the government,
National Register LONDON, Nov. 14 (British Wire- les)-Men of 36 will register fer service on November 16. This on-
The French Consulate in Hongkong frem November 18 it will issue entry-visaa for
to Chinese passports for travelling French Indo-China only to holders uf entry permits granted by the Hong- keng Government allowing them to return to Hongkong. These permits must be valid for at least one year from the date on which the viras are applied for.
nouncement was made by the Minis Dutch Air Crash
try of Labour and National Service to-day. This class will include a great many men who, already doing work of national importance, will not fighting bo eligible to join the services.
Batavia, Nov. 15 (Reuter)-A Dutch naval flying boat has crashed near Sourabaya, five persons being killed and one being injured.
Hungary Pays Tribute
To Aggressive Powers
BUDAPEST, Nov. 14 (Reuter).Count Csaky, the Hung- ascertained at any of its Agencies and arian Foreign Minister, stated ́to-day in the Chamber of Depu
lies that not only the Government Party but most of the Opposition were in agreement with the Government pro-Axis
rise of the Axis Powers. Hungary's, policy.
Count, Csaky added that Arst duty was to make a way to con solidate the position ahe had attained, Hungary was the only non- which was mado essier by the " boillgorent state that had not na large measure of agreement,
This gained extra importance-be- only maintained her frontiere puss in the new Europe the life of but had extended them with the smaller states would be determined; Support of Italy and Germany. not say relations between theruselves Heald that the elevation of wit by the relations with les Hungary win in consequence of the Powers, proper
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