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April 10, 1941.
Churchill Thanks U. S.; Warns TWO-DAY EASTER MEET
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Eire; Appreciates Petain
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LONDON, Apr. 9 (Reuter).—In his address to the House of Commons, Mr Winston Churchill cordially welcomed Marshal Petain's declaration that France
·would neither act against her former ally nor take up arms against her.
"But we must, however, realise that the Vichy Government is in the hands of the Germans," he said.
"I wish to make it clear that without seriously affecting our war, driving fast through the Balkans and we must maintain our blockade effort. We have lost, since the beat any moment may turn upon inning of the war, nearly 4,000,000 Turkey. But there are many signs against Germany and those tons of British shipping. As against which point to an attempt to secure under the the granary of the Ukralnie' and the rights of contraband control at this, we have guined sen which have never been lost. British flag over 3,000,000 tons of oil-felds of Caucasus as German "Nevertheless, we have allow-foreign or newly-constructed tonnage, means of gaining resources with Therezore. at, the moment our which to wear town the English- ed In practice very considerable
enormous fleets still salf the sea with speaking_world. quantities of food to go to cut any serious or obvious diminu- France out of a sincere desire to tion.
"But what is to happen if the spare the French people every essus continue at the present rate? hardship in our power.
Where are we to flud nasther three "When, however, it comes to thou- or four milion tons, to fil the gap vitni war material which passes on through 19427 We are bulling directly to the German armies, we ao merchant ships upon a very
Us
consider.
"On Hitler's Track "Once we have gained the Battle of the Atlantic and ore sure of a constant flow of American supplies, then however far Hitler may go or whatever now millions or scores of millions he may lay in misery, armed
Calliope H'cap (Second Section)
Several Good Ponies With Small Burdens
LOOKING over the weights for the last event, Calliope Handicap (second reclion) for "B" class Australian poples, one cannot fail to see the inclusion of a few good 'un with low Imposts.
Rowan heads the ilst with only 162 lb. while Happy Landings has to carry 138 lb. Second from the bot- tom la Lady Northcole's Devonian.
As a matter of fact all the racers are very low.
On past performances Rowan
Calliopo H'cap (First Section)
Duel Between Gloaming And Connieber
THERE ARE FOUR Australian youngsters of this season coupled with the same amount of old timers In the Calliope Handicap (turnt section) for "D" class panics, and the run over distance from the two mile post, once round and fu. Starlight has been penalised 19 lb. for his fine success in the Stewards whether he can give lead to Cup, and the question at issue is A Happy Time, Glouming and Marsh Wardier.
am inclined to believe that I
sands of tons of rubber and other which is being created, to car with the sword of retribulive Justice,should win, but it looks that De- Gloaming has the pull of weights, and bound even at the risk of collisiontable scale. We are doing our utmost? We shall be on bis track (Loud vonian will be a menace to his suc) fancy the mare's chances with a with French warships at sen to to accelerate the turn-round of our The House of Commons resolution Pumpernickel will again have Mr
enforce our rights as recognised by ships. International Law (Cheers).
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Cheers).
CC38.
"There is one other form of action through 1042 without a very sensibia moved by Mr Churchill was carriedition is
vcssels
Into which Vichy might be led by the dictation of Germany, namely, the sending of powerful war Vessels which are unfinished er even damag ed from French African ports, to ports in metropolitan France which are either under the control of the Ger- mans or may at short notice fall under their control. Such move- ments of French war
wilf atter the balance of naval power and would thus prejudice the interests of the United States as well as our own. Therefore, I trust that such incidents will be avoided or if they are not avoided, that the consequences which will follow from them will be under- stood and fairly judged by the French R.A.F. Growth
nation."
A similar motion was carried in
But when all is said and done, of thanks to the forces and workers Pih in the saddle, and the combina
the the only way in which we can get
sure to be onc of unanimously.
favourites. contraction of our war effort in by another gigantle building of merchant the House of Lords on the motion Wyalong Stakes slups in the United Stiftes equal to of Lord Moyne, Leader of the House. the prodigy of output accomplished by the Americans in 1918.
American Tonnage
Decorations For Flying
"We have an assurance that scler- al mlions of tons of American new-built shipping will be available for the common struggle during the
LONDON, Apr. 9 (British Wire- course of next year (Cheers),, Here less).-The King has approved muk then is an assurance upon which we
ing available to personnel of the may count for staying powers with Royal Navy and Royal Marlues four out which it will not be possible to coveted R.A.F. flying decorations, the
the world from criminals. save the
D.F.C..
D.F.M., A.F.C. and A.F.M. "I am confident that we shall:
It is intended that these distine- succeed in cop.ng with the attacks tions should be for the flying per- upon shipping in Western
in the
andonnet of the Fleet Air Arm Who Northern Approacher. I hope that eith
at either have been individually lent to Mr Churchill continued: "I eventually the inhabitants of a sister glad to be able to report a continued stand may realise that it is as much the R.A.F. or whose naval units were
། and marked improvement in the relata her Interests as it is in ours that operating under the command of an
atr officer C-in-C. strength of the RAF. as com- her ports and airfields should pareil with that of Germany. Also avaliable for naval and air forces I draw attention to the remarkable which must operate Even further increase in its actual strength and into the Atlantic. its bombing capacity, and also marked augmentation in the power and size of the bombs which we be using in ever-increasing magnders.
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am
be
"The defeat of the U-boats and surface raiders has been proved to be entirely a question of adequate for convoys. It would in- escorts deed be disastrous if the great masses sorties which we are now of
of weapons, muni
munitions and lastru accustomed to make upon German ments of war made with the toll and
Air force personnel serving with the F.A.A. are alrendy eligible for naval decorations, D.S.C., C.G.M. and D.S.M.
certain
have
Haakon's Words To His People harbours and cities are increasing in skill of American hands and louned LONDON, Apr. 9 (Reuter Fibers. In some cases, we have to us under the Aid to Britain Hill King Haakon, broadcasting to-day on already in Dur
raids exceeded in were to sink into the depts of the the anniversary of the assault on severity anything which a single ocean and never reach the hard-Norway, appealed to Norwegians lo town has, in
to no rash act which may a single night, ex-pressed fighting line. perienced over here.
serious consequences the sume At
"It would be a result lamentable time, there is a sensible improvement to us over here, and I cannot believe individuals and for the whole of our in our means of dealing with German that it would be found acceptable to
peopic. ralds upon this island. Now moon- the proud and resolute people of the days to come may be hurd light periods are looked forward to by the RAF. us.
opportunities for inflicting severe deterrent losses upon the raiders ns well as hard at the enemy territory.
United States (Cheers),
U.S. Cutters Transferred "I am authorised to state that jen for striking United States revenue cutters, fast in his own vessels of about 2,000 tons displace "The fact that the technical adment with fine armament and a wide range of endurance, have already light-daylight,
been placed at our disposal by the pregnant United States Government and will soon be in action. (Cheers).
"It is, of course, very hazardous
starlight-is
visers welcome the moonlight, with hope and with meuning. Battle of Atlantic
"But after all, everything turns to try to forecast in what direction upon the Battle of the Atlantic which Hitler
will employ his military
The
both for
you may have to endure even greater privations than you have yet known but stand firm, do not lose courage, look confidently towards the not too distant day when Norway will rise again."
Roosevelt's Son For Yugo-Slavia?
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH»
WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 (UP).—IL
is proceeding with growing intensity machine in the present year. He may is authoritatively stated that Captain on both sides. Our losses in ships at any time attempt an invasion of James Roosevelt, eldest son of the and tonnage-are-very-heavy-und-vast-this-island-It-is-an-ordeal-from President, is tentatively arranging-to- as are our shipping resources, these which we shall not shrink.
proceed to Yugo-Slavia as observer losses could not continue indefinitely "At the present moment, he is for the United States Marine Corps.
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Scramble For Non-Winning Australians
WE ARE BOUND to have a big field for the Wyalong Stakes con- fined to non-winning Australian griffins of this reason, and any- thing may happen because it is a scramble from the 1% mile · post
(about half mile 170 yards). On the book I like Huscossay, with Locus Standi and Misty View to all the lower positions.
The Nineteenth Hole has had only two public outings with no stake money in the "cup", but the mare is a good animal and she is worth on investment of $5 each way.
Hornpipe and Pigtail, both from the Quartermaster's stable, could not start at the annual meeting on ne-i count of lameness, and I have reason to believe that neither will upset the
applecart.
proviso that she will run.
A Happy Time has not fully re- covered after pulling up "dicky" in the Austral Derby, but it should not be overlooked that he annexed the Austral Volley Stakes in easy fashion. Of the old brigade, Connieber has been kindly treated, and we should, therefore, see a good race between Me Bradbury's candidate and Gleam. ing,
Taiwan Bay H'cap
(First Section)
AN INTERESTING PROBLEM FOR PUNTERS
BY ANNEXING the Ling- nan Handicap in Macao last Sunday Lovely Star has in- curred a penalty of 7 lb, in the Taiwan Bay Handicap (first section) for "D" class China, ponies over a mile; and the race is to be ridden by novice jockeys.
The recent demotion of several "C" class raters coupled with the in- elusion of a few China pony griffins of this season to this section has pre- sented a fascinating problem, and. furthermore, it is not easy to follow
Teeing -Off Times up the handleapper's line nor is it
At Fanling
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The following are the Royal Hong- kong Golf Club starting times for Fan- ling for Sunday (The Shanghal Visitors' Cup):
OLD COURSE
9.20 K. 3. Morrison; T. J. J. Fenwick. 9.25 11. 14. Mundy, K. S. Robertson. 830 D. 1. Bosanquet, J. LA C. Pearce, 0.35 G. M. Park, C. W. E. Bishop. 0.40 J. Linaker, J. J. van Muhleri, 0.45 W. Stoker, J. B. Way. 6.50 A. W. Bourne, R. Young. 035 J. Harrop T, Law,
10.00 W. J. 9. Key, W. W. C. Shewan. 10.05 D. S. Edward, A. J, Dennis. 10.10 D. S. Robb, S. L. Lloyd, 10.15 3. A. Baker Carr, F. Forrest, 10.40 A. B. Purves, F. A. Redmond, 1930 W. N. A Smalley, A. D. Humphreys, 10.25 F. A. Howard. T. Mcgarry. 10.35 H. Overy.
E.
10,40-F-D-Hunter,- T.-A.-Pearce, 10.43 G. W. Reeve, Cal. E. D. Matthews. 10.50 J. A. Parrish, W. G. Robertson, 19.55 A. McKellar, N. K. Littlejohn.
KOWLOON C.C. TEAM
easy to spot the winner.
However, my best three are Blue Field, Eve of Hunting and Strath- bannock.
Quiet Day
In Britain
LONDON, Apr. 9 (Reuter).—No alert was sounded in the London area up to a late hour to-night.
One enemy atreraft was destroyed
occupied coast today during fighter patrols over
enemy-
One British fighter is missing. There was no enemy air-activity Air over Britain to-day, states Ministry communique.
on
POPE AND PEACE
BERNE, Apr. 9 (Reuter). The For their Second Division League Pope's plan to make a peace appeal Cricket match against Cralgengower at: Cox's Road ground on Saturday, the in his Easter address is believed to Kowloon C.C. will be represented by:
have been changed. The address
8. A. Gray (Capt), E. Curtis, T. A. precedes the blessing of "Urbi et Mader, K. M. Lexoodban, B. J. Fenton,
W. C. Hung. F.j Örb!" on Sunday. Goodwin, G. Á..
A message from Rome states that
W. L. Rapley, G. E. Taylor and I. Broken shire, with W. W. Farsons as 12131 man. following the extension of the war to Scurer. T. W. Carr,
DIAMOND WORKS
the Balkans, the Pope feels that It Is Impossible to make a peace move at the present time.
U.S. Coal Strike Agreement
FOR LONDON When Germany invaded Bel- gium the diamond merchants of
NEW YORK, Apr. 9 (Reuter). Antwerp and other cities took That the agreement in the bituminous! as much as possible of their coal industry strike "Is sumelent to stocks and fled in cars,
assure the country that there will be on no danger of a coal shortage" is on- bicycles and on foot across nounced by Mr J. R. Steelman, the France for London.
Federal Government negotiator in
He did not indicate when the bituminous mines would re-open.
They carried hundreds of the dispute. thousands of pounds worth of diamonds "in the rough"; diamonds that had neither been! cut nor polished.
With the merchants were their ex- pert' cutters and pollshers.
New Naval Chief
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" TOKYO, Apr. 9 (UP). The Navy to-day officially announced that Ad- To-day the employers and the em-miral Osumi Nagono, a member of ployees have opened in London a new the Supreme War Council, has been factory-the first war-time factory appointed Chief of the Naval General for Allied refugees.
Staff, succeeding Fleet Admiral Government Backing Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi.
For many reasons it is not possible
to reveal the site of this factory. Diplomatic Maoneuvres Undoubtedly the enemy would like
to know the whereabouts of this new
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 (UP),—The London industry which, the experts falian Government has agreed to the say, will produce at least £500,000 withdrawal of the Italian Naval worth of diamonds.
Attache, Admiral Lais, but has asked The factory has the backing of the for the withdrawal of the Assistant
Government
the and of the Naval Attache to British
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