Anglo-Greek Government Relations
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LONDON, May 10 (Reuter). their anxiety to discredit Britain Inj the eyes of the world, particularly in Greece, it is stated authoritatively in London, the Germans have invent- ed a story which their "Trans-Ocean" nows service has given to the world. fabrication says that Sir The Michael Palalret, the British Minis- ter formerly in Athens, was going and had said that all between the
to
Paleommunications bet
futuro British would
Greek Governments |-
through tho be transacted Greek Legation in London.
Authoritative quarters in London say that there is no word of truth in this report. The normal diplomatic relations are being maintained be- tween, the British Government and her ally, the Greek Governant.
De Gaullists At Vichy To Die
BERNE, May 18 (Router).— The most savage penalties yet enforced against the followers of General de Gaulle are report- ert in a message from Vichy.
The War Tribunal at Clermont- Ferrand, it reports, has condemned three non-commissioned officers to death and lus imposed sentences of Imprisonment ranging from life to 10 yeara
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non-commissioned Meers and others for alleged partie)- pation in the de Gaulle movement,
Greek Ministers Machine-Gunned
LONDON, May 18 (Reuter).-A win-engined Italian plone machine- guined a 300-ton boat on which the Greek Ministers Cotzias (Finance) and Apostolides (Justice) were mak- ing their way from Turkey to Pales- tine, reports the Jerusalem corres- pondent of the Independent French news agency.
No one was injured in the attack and the two Milsters have arrived at Hella and, are continuing their journey to "somewhere in the Middle Fast."
Monday
AMBASSADORS MEET
Hongkong is honoured by the presence
two distinguished diplomalle personages, Mr Nelson T. Jahnson (left), the retiring United States Ambassador to China, and his successer, Mr Clarence E. Gauss, who arrived on Saturday. This picture was taken at the Peak residence of the Acting U. S. Consul-General, where they con ferred during the week-end. Photo: Ming Yuen).
American
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Army's Air Mail To Join Royal Air Force
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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
May 19, 1941
Kowloon Maternity Ward Concession Obtained
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The representations made by the Kowloon . Renkients" Ad- sociation, regarding the closing of thỏ greater portion of the private maternity warda in the Kowloon Hospital, have been
of partly acceded to by the Hon. Director Medical Services. This was disclosed at the May meeting of the General Com- mittee of the Association held in the St Andrew's Church Hall recently,
the
1
meeting
Those present af were: Mr D. W. Munton, President, Lt-Col E. D. Matthews, Vie:- President; Mr F. C. Mow Fung, Hon. Secretary: Mr R. Wong Hon. er; Mr L. R. Ildefonso, Dr S. Arcaaurer;
Kirkby-Gomes, Mr Lam
G
Ming-
R.
fan, Major C. M. Manners, Mr Pestonji, the Rev, H. D. Rosenthalt, Mr R. J. Shrigley, Mr D, O. Silver, Dr J. T. Smalley, Mr J. N. Sweeney,
Captured Quislings Problem
Rev. II, A. Wittenbach, and Mr B.Quislings in the raid on the The capture of ten Norwegian Wylle.
wtre
ine-
Apologics for absence
Lofoten Islands raises a legal ceived from Mr If. Brbgo, Hon. Mr problem which is to be dia- Leo D'Almada e Castro, Miss E. M.cussed by British and Norwe- Gibbins, Mra H. F. Philipe, and Drgian lawyers.
M. Rodriguce.
temporary
The lion. Treasurer in presenting
"Are they to be treated ns or the financial statement, for the past dinary prisoners of war, or us two months, reported 10 gratifying traitors to their country? If as increase in the membership, there traitors, should they be dealt being fifty-nine new enrolments with under British or Norwe for, this year.
The
the matter' ot
ginn law? closing of most of the maternity The Norwegian Government is. wards in M2 Block of the Kowloon established in London, and has Hospital received considerable atten- sovereign powers, but It is doubtful tion. Correspondence on the subject whether these go so far as to give that had passed between the Associn- the right to deal with traitors. tion and the Medical Department not having proved effective towards solution of the problem, the Hon. Director of Medical
AR the Quislings Arc ποι Beltish chizens, and their a
acta
were carried out in a foreign
considered they are
unlikely to be tried for treachery under British law, which carries the death penalty.
country. It Services had courteously suggested that a repre- sentative be appointed to discuss the question fully and frankly with him, and Mr. B. Wylie had been delegated to carry out this duty,
Concession Obtained
Me Wylie in the course of his re- port or the discussion, stated that he had happily been able to obtain from the lion. Dr P. S. Selwyn-Clarke some concession in the matter. The Mon. Director of Medical Services hod
stressed the fact that the arrangement for the better utilisation of the wards concerned, was only of a temporary character, and when conditions demand the occupation of these beds for maternity cases, he is prepared to restore them all to their former use. In the meantime, in order to meet, at least in part, the wishes of the Association in this con- nection, he is also prepared to give
instructions to
to the Senior Medical Onleer, Kowloon Hospital, to accept
the the
Norwegian law us it stands has no death penalty for civil crines,
It is almost certain the men will) be regarded as ordinary prisoners of war and kept in internment.
Germans Recover At Sollum
(BY "REUTER'S" SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)
LONDON, May 18.-The Ger- mans have regained some of the
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positions the British captured on primiparne und, of course, all emer- Stirred by the, valour of our airmen in the battle for gency maternity cases.
near Sollum. They The Hon. Thursday LONDON, May 18 (Reuter).—The Britain. Americans'are flocking to join the R.A.F. In the Director of Medical Services further have succeeded in re-gathering assured the Association that the au- the force which had been scat- new aircraft letter service from Churchillian phrase, they "just keep rolling`alpng."
thorities at Kowloon Hospital took tered by the daring British troops in the Middle East to Britain was inaugurated by General Sir Ar- One of them, among a con- ment and he hopes
with steps at the inception of the re-. to get it chibald Wavell in
organisation to discriminate as re- thrust and, employing heavier message to Gen- tingent of Empire air training our air force. eral Sir John Dill, Chief of the Im-recruits landed in Britain re
"These are typical of the United gards the type of patient to be ad- armed forces, they have reoccu- perial General Stalt, beginning "Mycently, assured pressmen that Empire members of the
States volunteers. With them are mitted to the non-maternity wards pied the heights above Sollum. Dear Jack" and signed "Yours
of M12 Block, so as to prevent any contingent
A famous British regiment stul possibility of infection. Archie Wavell”.
many more U.S. airmen are on from Australia, New Zealand, General Wavell says that the ser- their way over, and many more.
and Britain-Oghting 04, Canada
the report of Mr Wylle, holds positions on the coastal plain; rice will mean a lot to o great many are ready to follow.
every one of them.
appreciatively recognised near Sollum, however.
effort which the Hon. ment is not clear, but
The situation on top of the escarp- people and hopes that it will be pas-
Director of Medical Services made to sible to keep it up regularly.
meet the views of the Association, likely that the Germans have pushed and the Hon. Secretary was directed back the British lighter advanced
forots. to express the Committee's thanks to him for his patient consideration of capture all their former positions, and The Germans have been unable to the question and for the courtesy it is said that their present position tendered to their delegate during the leaves them vulnerable to attack on discussion.
Traffic Matters
their right flank. Two traffic matters were discussed, one being the danger of serlous accidents occurring at the Vehicular Ferry-Wharf on the Kowloon side. when the third class passengers are teaving the
the exil
upon the arrival of ferry. The majority of these pas-
Numbers of them have come great personal sacrifice.
Sold His Planes
Bride Found Dead BULGARIAN
Paty Ward, pllot owner of an air
In Her Bath line in Tennessee, gold bis ucroolanes MOBILISATION ·
and business, lock, stock and barrei, Mrs Mary Emina Parkin, 19, who LONDON, May 18 (enter).The crossed the border to Canada and was found dead in a bath at her fat Bulgarian War Minister, General joined the R.A.F. at the age of 30. in Meadowbank-gardens, Cranford, Daskaloff; has left by air for Bertin, John Coen, an Ilinols school-Middlesex, 13 days after her mar- according to an Istanbul, dispatch to teacher, who was once A U.S. air riage, was stated at the inquest at the Independent French news agency force pilot, is another star recruit. Hounslow to have apparently been General Daskaloff Will discuss He gave up his position to join in reading à Hove! entilled "Found und -with-the-Germans a general-mo-Britain's-air-battle-
Drowned-by-Eden-Philipotts bilisation in Bulgaria of all men up Bill Hall, a "bush" plot from Recording a verdict of accidental to the age of 50, says the report. 'Alaska, has patrolled thousands of death, the deputy coroner, Mr H. G. The Germans are withdrawing miles over the mountainous snow Broadbridge, sald, that it appeared troops from Greece and want to ux- covered ranges, probably one of the that Mrs Parkin had been reading, tend the zone occupied by Bulgarion most dificul air patrols In The was reade unconselous by carbon
Yet he wants more excite-(moneskle, and fell back!
troops.
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across the car park, while the cars despite the present uneasiness HONG KONG & CHINA GAS COMPANY, LTD.
and trucks are coining out. It was
the opinion of the Committee that in the Pacific is shown by the the act
addition of expanded metal or order for 10,000,000 yards of wire-netting fencing about 5 cambrics which has been placed feet high to the existing two-bar piping
fence around the West side in Manchester on behalf of of the car park for a distance Java.
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Electricity Charges
Among other questions brought up for discussion, the recent increase tu the charges for electricity by the Chin Light & Power Company was mentioned. Several members of the Association bad complained that the
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Raider Joined
Our Convoy
That the raider which attack. of living was already high enough, and that the increased elce-ed A British convoy in the tricity charges would add a further Atlantic recently was a vessel strain on a large section of Kowloon of mercantile type and not a residents. While everyone deplored
any addition to the already high level warship is suggested by sur of living expenses, it was generally vivors' stories from Madeira. recognised that the
producing of These state that the ralder, flying is almost entirely depen- the British fing, actually joined the it for four upon imported materials, parti- convoy, steamed with
to the hours and then. suddenly increasing the ather corres-vessels.
u few moments of surprise
lent
cularly coal, and that costa, spoel, began fring
tremendous advance in
pecially transport Cuction costs
ponding
Increase In
After
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is inevitable. It was, however, de- the convoy ships returned the fire.
elded to write to, the Chino Light and scored at least one hit.
& Power Co, Ltd in the full con- fidence that they will be good enough to furnish the Association with an adequate explanation of the situation.
GOEBBELS AND EDEN STORY
...
At the opening of the Czech Institute in London, Mr Anthony
Nazis To Run Eden, Foreign Minister, blinded by
Blockade
to
lights and flashlights, pleaded photographers, "Please, don't
shoot."
Dr Goebbels has seized on this, flushed to America by newspapermen, SANTIAGO DE CHILE, May meaning that "An attempt was mode
18 (Router)-Five German on the life of Mr Eden, English War Minister, when he was opening the boats, carrying important car-Czech Institute in London." coes of coal and supplies, left Chilian ports yesterday, namely, the Rakhotis from Antofagasta,
"WAR PERIOD” DEFINED
the Quto and · Bogota from To expression "war porled" 10 Coquimbo,, the Frankfurt from defined in the text of a Parliamentary Blll Issued recently. It is interpreted Talcahuano and Erlanger from as the period, beginning with the Puerto Monto
The British armed merchantman, Laguna, has left Antofagasto, pursu
ng the Rakhotia NguGOYLES
Second Day of September, 1939, nudi ending with the date on which the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1939, expirerad
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Victory Year Hence Seen
Mr Lees-Smith, Leader of the Opposition, forecast in a broad- cast recently that the end of the war will be in sight about a year hence.
The future of Europe now hung on British staying power; he said, Hitler had a time limit within which he must conquer this country or perish. That time limit was set by two factors-the arrival of equip- inent from the United States and the strangulation of Germany's resources for war by the blockade.
*Equipment from the United States," said Mr Lees-Smith, "has hitherto been a trickle. It will soon become a flow and I will Anally become a flood, within the first half of next year."
M.P. Critics Of Oxford Group
The Oxford Group is the subject. of a motion in the names of more than 50 M.P...
The President of the Board or Trade is urged to revoke the licence granted under the Companies Act to Dr Frank Buchman, leader of the organisation, and his associates.
Complaint is made that they have condemned Hitler or not publicly other aggressors and that Dr. Buch- man's activities have been harmful to the British cause in many coun- tries and are occupying in the United Stales young British subjects who might be better employed here, ‹-
STRANGE GIFT.
TO-MORROW
AT THE
KING'S
THRILL TO THEIR
INTRIGUE-LADEN ADVENTURES!
Ten days packedwith dromai Ton nights -filled with romentel
Rex Harrison
MISSING TEN DAYS
welth KAREN VERNI G. V. FRANDE JOAN MARION Seven play by žaba Machan, že and James Curtis, Direct: ed by TIM WHELAN AN IRVING ASHER ́ 'PRODUCTION'.'
thought this too smblilougespecially as there wore a number of In the district, and surely end only £180 was collected. But di When the town, of— Amsterdam, appointment was cut short hour New York, decided to raise arrival of a cheques for 60% with £240 as a gift to the Greeks in their best Wishes to the Oret wát, sagainstja Italy, many boobs. Ilatlan commmunity/ini Amsterdi