Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

December 7, 1940.

Good Whisky-

Callous

Deportation

Of Western Poles

· LONDON, Dec. 6 (Reuter).-The ruthlessness of the Ger- mans in deporting all Poles from the western part of Poland to the central province was described in a broadcast to-night by Dr. Janosza, who'was an eye-witness.,

He left Poland in September. Dr.j Junosza said that whole streets were taken at once, though families were often broken up. Mothers were separated from babies only a few months old. Mon, women and children were herded together In goods trucks and were without food

Christmas Appeal

or water for a journey lasting up to Chinese Seamen's Familics

Ave

or six days.

The trucks were sealed. When the trucks were opened at their destination, often half of the people Insido were found dead and the re- mainder suffering frostbite, for the temperature was 23 degrees below freezing point.

JOHNNIE WALKER

BORN 1820 -

STILL GOING

STRONG

Many good Scotch whiskies go to make Johnnie Walker. Each one is most carefully selected for some special, individual excellence. Fine distilling, long maturing, really expert blending these make Johnnie Walker the whisky that you enjoy above all others.

Sole Agents for China; CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD. BHANGIAJ HONGKONG • TIENTRIN

HERE THEY

COME...

IN

SINCERE'S CHRISTMAS

BAZAAR

SINKING

OF HAXBY IN PACIFIC

LOG TELLS STORY

The Superintendent of the Chels- tinn Mission to Chinese Seamen writes:

Since the Government in Grent Britain took over control of shipping in Feburary last, many of the vessels have not been able to continue the regular services to Hongkong. The men were not aware of this and did

not leave half-pay to maintain their familles before they sailed, and have no way to send money back home, and some of their ships have been torpedoed. On account of this there are many seamen's families with young children in great distress, having to struggle hard for their daily necessities.

New York, Dec. 6. The publication in the New York

The Christian Mission to Chinese Maritime Register of the log of Seamen, besides its annual Christ- the British freighter Haxby, com-imas dinner to the seamen, desires manded by Captain Arundell, dea- to distribute about 50 catties of rice cribes how the Haxby sank into each of thirty or forty families to flanca 30 minutes after a German cheer them with a meal of rice on sen raider which was disguised Christmas Day, when the rich have

their Rs & Greek merchantman opened things. We need either $250, ue ten table furnished with many good fire on her in the South Pacific sacks of rice for this purpose: if any last April.

Arm

or individual would show their The Haxby, 5,207 tons, salled from sympathy with these poor and help. Greenock, Scotland, en route for less folks and send-either money or Corpus Christi, Texas, with a con- rice. the Mission would be grateful voy. The log says that seven days to receive it and acknowledge it by after the Haxby left the convoy Mr. B. J. Tan, the Superintendent of steamer flying the Greek colours the Mission, who will see that it is erossed her bow. A moment later carefully distributed amongst the

Nazi

unfurled, needy people, after which incendiary and high ex- Ail communications and gifts for plosive shells from four concealed - the above purpose may be sent to inch guns burst from the strange the Headquarters, 54, Jordan Road, vessel.

1st floor, Yaumati, Kowloon. All

31

ensig WnB

Within 30 minutes the Haxby was cheques and money orders should be on Are. The lifeboats were riddled, crossed and made payable to the gaping holes appearing in their sides, Christian Mission to Chinese Seamen, and 10 men were dead: The raider Hongkong. Old clothea and shoes picked up the them with clothing and toilet

survivors, Would be gratefully received for dis-

tribution among the poor and needy mast of which were of ersa

of ersatz, and ones. proceeded with minelaying off West Africa and off the New Zealand coast

that

(It is believed tha

one of these prisoners aboard. With a prize crew mines may have caused the sinking the freighter started for Bordeaux, the American vessel City of but the Germans scuttled the Tropic Rayville on November & off Victoria, Sea when a British

submarine ap- Australia-the only American vessel peared off Gibraltar,

so far lost in the war.).

The crews of the Haxby and the The log says that the raider cap-¡Tropic Sen reached London after the tured the Norwegian freighter Tropic submarine landed them at Gibraltar. Sea on June 18 and loaded alt the United Press,

Canada To Watch Her

Dollar Resources

LONDON, Dec. 6 (Reuter). The war exchange con- servation bill which has just been introduced in the Canadian House of Commons, proposes strong measures for conserving Canadian dollar resources.

to

Colonel Ralston, the Finance area countries. A higher tox on Minister, said that the further imported automobiles will also be object of the bill was to demon-imposed and there will be a 25 per cent excise duty on imported radio strate Britain that "Hersets and other electrical equipment. cause is our cause."

On the other hand duties on a One provision of the bill forbids large number of noods imported the Importation of many types of from Britain will either be reduced luxury goods except from sterling for totally suspended.

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PAYS!

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Early

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AQUALAND

A REPLICA OF THE UNDERWATER SCENE

'FROM THE FAMOUS PINOCCHIO" FILM

OPENS TO-DAY

Here in this delightful environment are wonders you have never seen on land. Entering the Aqualand you'll pleture yourself us though you were at the bottom of the sea! Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket, Cleo the Goldfish, and many Interesting aequatle creatures - realistic action--will present themselves before you as you wander through the "Land".

BEST OF ALL, SANTA CLAUS IS HERE, TOO!

Bring your children to visit him at this wonderful land and to receive a GIFT from this kind old man.

Walt Disney's Creations

from the film "Pinocchio"

The cutest dolls you over saw

and wished to possess !

Pinocchio,

Jiminy Cricket, Cleo the

Goldfish,

-and the rest

Make a

New Year's Resolution

The SIMPLEST and SPEEDIEST way YOU can help WIN THE WAR is to give regular CASH DONATIONS to the Government.

Can You Afford $1

per month? Can You Afford $10 per month? Can You Afford $100 per month?

NO SUM TOO SMALL,

NO SUM TOO LARGE.

Fill in the form below and HELP WIN THE, WAR. Donations to 6-12-40: $1,480,867.26 and 10/- Remitted to London: £91,389.19.6d.

Hongkong, December

The Manager,

Sir,

1940.

Bank,

Hongkong..

It's not Geppetto, but Santa Claus himaclf, who will ex- tend his fatherly kindness to his little friends at the Aqualand. To every visitor he will present a gift of "Pinocchio" or Girl Mari- onette.

Admimion 200.

SEE THEM ON THE SECOND FLOOR.

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Dunderdev

INTERNATIONAL SPORTS Ltd.

10, Peking Road, Kowloon. Tel: 56887

Commencing 2nd, January, 1941, and until further notice, plaase transfer the sum of $......... Monthly, to "War Fund, South China Morning Post Ltd:" and debit

my current account.

Your faith

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