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Firewood
Offender
Is Fined
A flue of $1,000 or, in default, sentence of six months' hard labour was imposed on Ma Tse-etrol, 31, master of Kwong Shing Firewood Store, by 31 Mais Lowry at Central at 37, Strect. East, Magistracy this moming for breach
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STANLEY.
Wednesday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
April 16, 1941.
Libya Situation Stabilised British Await Vital Battle
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CAIRO, Apr. 15 (Reuter). The situation in Libya is now stabilised although Rerve Fund er 40,000,000 fighting is still going on, say well-informed circles here.
Strong British forces have taken up positions to give battle in the most favourable strategic area an 1 even should the German command continue to flog its troops and vehicles to the limit in the western desert tæere is no cause for anxiety.
German prisoners state that they have been without food or water for two days and could no longer carry out instructions to push on as fast as possible.
With the British air force holding completo FOR THE PROTECTION | superiority and continually bombing the German supply positions, the German forward units are becoming ragged.
OF CHILDREN
What to do to help a child
manner
or
Anyone knowing of a child who has been assaulted, neglected,
likely to -treated in a cause unnecessary suffer.ng or injury parent to health, or knowing of s who is seeking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing an act of kindness by communicating
at once with-
The Hon. General Secretary, of the Defence Regulations by keep-HK.S.P.C., Old City Hall. ing a fire-wood store without per- mission from the Controller of Stores, 1st floor.
The Inspector, 10, Fokfulam Road.
Sit W. I. Kinloch said that De- The Inspector, 82 Stone Nullah
fendant's main stores were in Wan-Lane, 2nd. Floor. chat with a branch in Shaukiwan.
The Inspector, 12 Sai Yeung Choi St., Kowloon.
Dame
The Inspector, 52, Argyle St., Mr W. J. Anderson, Controller of Stores, stated that this kind of offence Kowloon, affected the poorer clays of the com- All further steps will be taken, and munity very much since a person expenses borne, by the Society.
Informant's
will be The keeping nirewood store without a licence could sell the firewood at any kept strictly private, except in cases rate that pleased him without unywhere malice is proved. restraint. He asked Is Worship to Lake very serious view of the mat- ter.
.
Defendant claimed that he had sent
a man to apply for a registration of his stores.
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German dive-bombers are neither a match for the British Hurricane nor for British ground troops who hold their fire until the low-flying Nazi planes become targets that can hardly be missed.
German casualties in vehicles are increasing hourly with the incessant destruction caused by R.A.F. bombing.
Losecs in Air
CAIRO, Apr. 15 (Reuter),—
Twenty Germun and two Italian Women
aircraft were shot down in the Tobruk area on Monday. Two British fighter squadrons were for this mainly responsible
R.A.F. success, announces communique.
an
one
Victims Of Snatchers
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round floor of the building, formerly Banking Business transacted. occupied by the Chinese passenger office of the Canadian Pacific.
In a statement to the "Telegraph" explaining the procedure of issuing licences, Mr E. W. Hamilton, Con-
troller of Trade, appeals for the ca- operation of business houses, The alutement
hent follows:-
CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened, and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year or shorter periods in Locul or Other Cur rencies, at rates which will be quoted on application.
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1939. The
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New Offices
Fresh Items were added to the list Tsang Wal-pul and Chan Tai-hang, from time to time and towards the
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When several formations of enemy planes attempted to raid a British Libyan cutpost eight Junker dive bombers were shot down by
In squadron and four by A.A. fire. both 17 and unemployed, were end of the year, it was decided that
nother squadron chot the sun C, mun Heinkel aircraft, charged before Mr G. T. Lowry at the sub-department should be moved down one German
and Central Magistracy this morning will to the second floor of the Post Office two Italian monoplane fighters and
Rolex Oyster wrist-to be in close touch with the offices
omcer,
Economic brinbers, larceny of a
watch from Mrs Ashton Hill, of of the Intelligence seven twin-engined Junkers
"Caerleon", Pokfulam Road, ut Warfare and Censor. The change DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940
10. offensive against enemy
Street,
Government over took place on March hear
Shortly afterwards, however, the be troop concentrations and motor trans Civil Hospital, Upper Levels, on will The following rates charged for mailing single coples part in Cirentica continued through November 24 last year and with theft publication of an entirely G.N. Delhi
of the following, newspapers abroad:-
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16 cents per copy Britlah Empire and Foreign 25 cents per copy The Hongkong Telograph China and Macao
14 cents per copy 16 cents Saturdays
British and Foreign 20 cents per copy
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RADIO
ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.45 inetres (9,520 kila cycles)
Studio Talk With Excerpts From Famous Plays
The bumbing and machte & Eastern
areit.
w at Menaster (a landing?
of an Election wrist-watch from Chatt
on
with
one.
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1.294,509
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and
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of Banking Every description in the Exchange Business transacted,
TRUSTEE AND EXECUTORSHIP UNDERTAKEN. Current Accounts opned in Local Cur- refics and Fixed Deposits received in may be ascertained on application Local Currency and Sterling on terms that
Building has been taken for issue, thus halving the number of the crowd. System Explained
the
All applications are received at the G.P.O. Building, and when
ceives a slip with a number upon it essenger hands in his licence he re-
D. BENSON,
Manager.
Position On
30 d/s India
U.S. Cross rate in. London 4.0724 U.S. Cross rale in N.Y...4.01
AMERICAN AID
TO CHINA
Hu's Conference
on
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 (Reuter).
carly -An
announcement American aid to Chinn under the Lease and Lend Bill was indlented by the Chinese Ambassador, Dr Hu Shih after attending a conference at the White House.
The Ambassador was accompanied by Mr T. V. Soong, China's leading Anancial expert.
Hopkins In Charge WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 (Reuter). -President Roosevelt has placed Mr Harry Hopkins as his official envoy in charge of the purchasing and ac- all materials for quiring of war countries under the Lense and Lend Act.
Policy Unchanged SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Apr. 15 (UP)—
the new Apparently referring to Russo-Japanese non-aggression pact, President Roosevelt said that nothing to change has happened lately America's general policy of giving direct bid to the nations which are victims of
of aggression.
He asserted that the machinery for extending such aid now exists, that a Est of China's needs is at hand Ad- here and is being processed. ditional lists of needs will be received and processed.
He said that he had heard nothing beyond the newspaper reports con- cerning the suggestions that certain units of the Japanese Beet might be made available to Germany.
new and Coloinbe much more comprehensive out Merday and the previous night. leavy damage and many casualties were infileted as a result of these Wun-nin married woman, at Denham 300 of March 29, 1941, caused an in-
March 26 crease in the applications for greater Hawrah
than had been anticipated, though of ipoh raids, particularly in the Tobruk Road, Upper Levels,
last.
also chorged course there obviously would be n Tsang Wal-put was
Under the circumstances, large Buildings Destroyed
gold wrist-watch
the present accommodation in Military buildings were destroyed with larceny of a at el Adem, Derna und Gambut, while from Li Chi-kwal, married woman, G.P.O. Building was too cramped to heavy explosions occurred, and direct at Eastern Street near First Street. low of reasonably quick turnover, |
Upper Levels, on 4 Chan Tai-hang was also charged with craft.
The full results are difficult to receiving or pawning the stolen
article, oiserve, bul it is confirmed that much i
First Defendant was charged with! damage was done,
at women, Three more German planes were theft of a gold wrist-watch from Wa
Fung-ying, murried near Tobruk) where the Western Street, near King's College Royal Australian Air Force destroyed on October 4 last year, and Yeung and goes away at once. The licence
Wan-tal,
is then, with a batch of others, taken 18, unemployed, two Messerschmitt twin-engined
to the examining rooms, and there Aghters in combat, and one Junkers receiving or pawning it.
Leung Moon, 24, unemployedt, was passed are sent to the new room in transport plane on the ground,
Waltham Union Building where the various Many
motor transport charged with stealing chemy
London Communique vehicles were destroyed or damaged white metal wrist-watch from Nurse numbers are called and the messen
Sul-ying. of Queen Mary gers exchange them against the slips
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” in this area, too.
Western Street, near already issued.
LONDON, Apr. 15 (Reuter).-A
CANBERRA, Apr. 15 (UP).-The R.A.F. losses in these operations Hospital at
A great deal depends upon the were three fighters and one bomber. King's College, Upper Levels, on
orderly behaviour of messengers, ny War Office communique dealing with War Minister, Mr A. W. Fadden, up- Tripoli, the main base of German April 5. reinforcements in Libya, was again Inspector H. G. Hallam said that in this speeds up the work enormously. the situation in Greece announces pealing to the Budget Council to-day for the utmost economy said: "Only heavily ralded on Monday night, and all the cases the watch was shutched Firms can therefore help us by im that "on our right sector several
adversely changing International as on Sunday, bombs straddled ship from the Complainant while she was pressing on their messengers the need attacks by enemy mechanised troops
One vessel was walking.
this and for departing im were repulsed. Other areas are quiet, a fool would close his eyes to the ping in the harbour.
theft Regarding the situation in Libya, situation and overlook the fact that Pawned
the war is coming nearer to In seen burning Bercely while others
the communique states that in re- must have suffered damage.
The Rolex Oyster wrist-watch, slips, which are to be
German stinek at Tobruk
shores almost daily," valued at $170, was pawned at Wu-the-afternoon-cr-morning-
handed In the
morning yesterday about 200-German-prison- Cheung Pawnshop for. $30. The as they were
At least 15 killed. were Election gold wrist-watch, valued at or the afternoon. I should recomers were taken and over 100 of the tanks were destroyed. Our "eturn of the messengers and return enemy $195, was disposed at Yhu Cheng
them to them when they are sent out losses were eight. again.
RECREIO AND
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Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 845 kcs.
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and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm. "SAM WHITE" TROPHY Defendants.
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and 8-11 p.m. on 9.52 m.c's. second.
5.45 Indian Programme.
Closing Local Stock Quota-
0.32 Dance Music.
0.30
tions
7.00 London Relay-The News. 7.15 London Relay-"From the Old Country."
Talk by Bernard Wetherall.
The
the
were
AL
All Fronts
edlately they have
reci.pulsing
end firms to collect the slips on enemy other
for $39.50. The
also
by pawned First and second Defendants who The following is the result of the draw for the annual lawn bowls each had two previous convictions match
Kowloon were both sentenced to one year's between Bowling Green Club and the Club hard labour. The third man having was sen→ de Recrelo for the "Sam White" one previous conviction
tenced to six months' hard labour trophy en Saturday at 2.30 pan.
Participants are asked to note and the last man with four previcus the venue and time, and should the records to nine months' hard labour, game be washed out by rain. It'
will be played on the following Major Baseball
day (Sunday) at the same time and place.
AT RECREIO
Mor
7.30 Selections from Light Opera.
PrincessSelection "The Gypsy
..Do Groot and The New (Kalman).
Orchestru;
Three Victoria
W. II. Organ, K. C. Hamition, J. Waltzea (Oscar Strauss after Jolana Strauss); Oul Je T'Aime O Paris: Je Osmund. Al. F. Pinn, E. M. Remedios and Je Tiron and J. G. Meyer (K.B.G.C.) v. A, T'Aime....Yvonne Printemps (50-F. X. Slive (Recreto),
A Morten, F. C. Ciemo, G, E. Thomp prano) with Orchestra and Chorus;
*on and D, Waterton (K.B.C.C.) v. I. It. "The Miracle" Selection (Humper-Pinna, B. Alver. A. Rodrigues and B.
Symphony Orches Basto (Recreio).
Stuart.....Victor with Instr. Acc. Time Signal and An- Studio Two Plano Recital by and Michael Boder.
dinck)...
Eden
Mixed
nouncements.
8.02
Eddle
1.
(By courtesy of the Parisian Grill);
Poet
A. J. Rogers, C. F. Langley, L. Jordan and A. J. Itali (.1.G.C.) v. F. J. Mar- ques, M. A. Carvalho J. C. Remedios and F. V. Ribeiro (Recreio).
G. Deacon, CA. Pester. L. Sykes and J. McKelvia (K.D.C.C.) v, D. C, Alves, G. A. Cunha, L. J. 81iva and C. il. Pereira (Recreio).
J',
E. Scard, P. H, Holloway. E. Atkins and lyde-Lay (K. B.G.C.) v. F. Semieira, Yvanovich, C. A. Lopes and 11. A.
and Peasant Overture (Sup-Alves (lecreto), pe); 2. In A Persian Morkel (Ketel- bey); 3. Noin; 4. Black Eyes and Two Guitars.
8.20 Orchestral Interlude, Night on the Bare Mountain (Mou sorgsky).....London Symphony Or- chestra cond, by Albert Coates.
8.30 StudioMakers of Medecine” No. 6: "The Looking-glass under the Pillow, Sir D. Corrigan."
Talk by Father G. Byrne, S.J.
J. A. Fraser. W. F. Hodder, P. A. Peck-
J. achado. C. M. Alves, It Sonres and
O. P, Remedios (Recreio),
AT KOWLOON B.G.
mirin
W. M. Wiron. 1. A. Piens and W. McNeill (K.I.G.C.) V. E. L. BRITOR L, Gurrez, C. E. Marques and . de
Souze (Recrulo)
M, Ferguson. I. F, Shields, H. Drew and 3. C. Gill (K.B.G.C.) v. A. F. Noronha, G. C. M. Silva and F. Soares {X.
It. Bicknell. Sir Atholl MacGregor, W, I. Walker and R. Dunean (K.B.G.C.) v. J. A.
RED SOX NOSE OUT
SENATORS
NEW YORK, Apr. 15 (UP)—A complete programme of matches,
I
In the Sollum area we Inflicted losses on the enemy by patrol and artillery action.
Dr. Quo Tai-chi's In Abyssinia, our advance was resumed towards Dessle, while in Farewell To London
the southern arcas a vigorous pur- suit of enemy detachments was being LONDON, Apr. 15 (Reuter).Mr continued.
Dr Que Eden was among those who attended Tal-chi at the Chinese Embassy lo an "At Home" given by
The American, Russian and day.
Ambassadors, Greek and Belgian
Mr Clement Thailand Ministers, Attlee, Sir John Anderson and Vis- count Simon were also present.
the
and
REMITTANCES TO CHINA
The monthly remittances of over-
of
Fadden Warns Of New Menace
Roosevelt Marriage
our
Hollywood,. Apr. 14. James Roosevelt and Nurse Romelle Schneider were married to-day. The civil ceremony was witnessed by the First Lady (Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt).— United PreSS..
POST OFFICE
On Thursday, 17th Instant, the General Post Office will be closed at 0 p.m.
The Printed Matter Service to the Chinese costumes worn by men- seas Chinese in the Philippines to bers of the Embassy staff mingled their mother country amount to an following places, in China la tem-
British
$10,000,000 with
(Chinese porarily suspended:-Yunnan, Sze- foreign average
currency). according to Mr Wang chuen, Kweichow, Hunan, Fukica uniforms.
and Amoy
Kulangsu), (except Mr Winston Churchill was present Yun-yu, manager of the Fukien Pro-
North and
of East vincial Bank, who just returned here. ] Kwangst, at luncheon earlier.
Kwanglung.
The public are reminded that it is a breach of postal regulations to enclose in a postal cover communi- other cutions intended for persons than the addressce.
except for one in the American AK YAKE KYK NA tretirani League, was played to-day,
American League
Philadelphila
New York
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The Detroit.St Louis match was post- poned.
National Leagùo
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Chopin Ballado. No. 1 in G nemetios, J. O. Remedios, A. Guterres New York
Battery. Schumacher, Melton, "Dean.
Alfred Cortot (Piano).
and It. F. Lutz (Recreio),
W. Einhlek. J. Hurst, J. E. Henson and Adams. Danning.
and
G. Sherif (K.B.G.C.) Y. J. F. Ribeiro donca. C. I. Basto intecreia),
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Battery: Wyatt, Swift, Owen, 9.00 London Relay-The Nowe
Bostan
Ballery: Erickson, Tobin, Berres, Mast 9.15 London Relay "Questions of
T. Colo- S. C. Walker, L.A. R. Duncan,
0 11 Hour," the
man and B. Randle (K.B.C.C.) v. F. A. Padelanton, Livingston.
Battery: Light French Variety with Xavier, the Hon. Mr Leo D'Almada jr., 9.30
St Louis Mancuso, W. Cooper.
717 Englenne Boyer, Maurice Chevalier, 3. A. Luz and J. E. Noronha (Recreio).
Battery: Warneke, Mancuso, and others.
V. C. Dixon, W. Tomiin. J. 8. Dinnen
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Battery: Derringer, Beggs, Lombardi 9.45 News in French (on Short and H. Fockhart K.B.Q.C.)
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Howman. Battery: Ringer, Heinuman, only).
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Silva (Recreio), R. P. Phillips, C. W. Jeffreys, A Studio The Second of
Rearle and A. M. Holland (X.1.0.C.) Talks on Drama of Yesterday. M. N. Silva, A. M. Xavier,
and To-day by Evelyn Wood, Illus-Xavier and J. 1, nasto (Recreio), trated by scenes from Classtral and
by the Studio Players.
Modern Plays by the
10.35 Strauss-Le Bourgeois Gen Reich Looks To
tilhomme-Sulte, Op. 60.
Overture-Mer
Menuelt Courante -- Entry and Dance of the Tailors-The- Master at Arms-Prelude to Act 2 {Intermezzo)--The Dihner Music- Menuett (Lully)-The Dinner Mualę. Walther Straram Orchestra of
11,00 Close Down
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Fortifications
SHRCIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY
v. Lopez.
Chicago
BERLIN, Apr. 15. (Domei)-Herr
Battery: Passeau, McCullough.
leka, 100 kilometres north of Warsaw, to-day for an extensive Inspection of the Nazl castern fortifications, it was
reliably reported.
It is understood that the trip is ex-. pected to cover
the entire Nazi- Russian frontler from Ostrolekn to Przemyal where thousands of Nazl workers are reported to have been
Fritz Todt who planned and built the constructing the East Wall alnco the Siegfried Line, proceeded to Ostro-new border was established.
BOY MEETS GIRL
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Soate $3.00; $2.00: $1.00; bookable at
Mcxrs. MOUTRIE & CO. or THE CLUB.
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Direct
Francisce Service"-8an
date, 14th Avell
...Apr. 21
Air Mall by "Pan American AirwAYE
Direct
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Francisco .Apr. 20.
OUTWARD AIR HAILS
Friday, April 18-
Air Mali by Air to Bangoon to con
nect with the British Overseas Airways."
K.P.O, and G.F.O.
Rex........Apr. 18, 4.00 p
..Apr. 18. 4.30 pm Ord. **
Monday, Apr. 31
Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolule,
via "Pan- U.S.A. and Europe American Airways and Trans-At- Jantla Bervices."
Reg.
Ord.
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'* ..April 21, D.II. ..........April 21, 5.19 p.m.
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Saturday, Apr. 26
Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honoluis,
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Rex
Ord.
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