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Shed a crocodile tear for America's No Foreign War Committee. If no inore.'
Verue Marshall, its head hus an- nounced that the Committee would engaged in Its dissolve and those work would return to their private affairs.
He added that the group was orga- nised last December to provoke in- creased public discusalon" of the danger of the U. S. A. going to war "These purposes have . overseas.
beer served," he said, "and all oblign- tions of the committee met."
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The
Hongkong Telegraph Eleventh Annual Amateur Photographic Competition June-September, 1941; Two Silver Trophies Awarded by ILFORD LTD.
For the best and second-best entries, Three Silver Trophies Awarded` by EASTMAN KODAK CO. First Prizes in each of the three Sections,
$250 CASH PRIZES $250
SECTION ONE . Interior scenes. Table Top and Still
Life Studies,
(Exluding portraiture, plants__and and flowers).
1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30. 4th $10
SECTION TWO Portraiture.
1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30. 4th $10
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The following Rules will govern the Competition:
The Competition is open to all photograpliers.
The entries awarded the Ilford Trophies for. the best and second- beaf pictures in the Competition, will not be enutied to any other prizes.
3. The prizes will be awarded to the Zompetitors sending in what are adjudged to be the beat photo- gropha in each Eection. Each entry must be accurapanied by form which will be published during the period of the Com
and which must petition.
be
pasted on back of entry. 4-The right to publish any or all of the entries is reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph.
-All Dholographs entered
mitist
have been taken in the Colony al liongkong. Photographs which have been already entered ta other Competitions are ineligible, -No responsibility will be accepted for non-delivery of, loss of, or damage to entries. 7-All entries to be either black, pls, or toned pictures, and must be mounted. Coloured photo- graphia aro_Ineligible,
should
Blures submitted in sepia tones be accompanied, by a amalier, prins in black and whits. -No picture to entered in mora
than one Bection,
10.-Mount 1o be only. White or cream, must be of one of the following sizes:-10X11; 18x20.
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be gal 14At the conclusion of the Com- petition, entries will be returned to competitor on application at the Telegraph offices within seven day's. 13-The Line of aliases is strictly
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N. KIANGSI FRONT FIGHTING
Chinese Success
·.· SHANGKAO, July 15 (Con- vigorous tral News).—In counter-attack Chinese troops on the northern Klangsi front have recaptured Taingan, an import- ant town on the south bank of the central Lino River about 30 miles northwest of Nanchang, according to n field dispatch renching here last night.
of
Over 1100 Japonese troops came from Jensbouchten, northwest Anyi, in the middle of last week, in a furious onslaught on Taingan. In order to draw the enemy into the Chinese trap, the Tsingan garrison evacuated the town on July 10.
At nightfall, however, while the Japanese were not yet settled in the town, the Chinese counter-attacked, and after a few hours'
sanguinary fighting recaptured the town, inflct- Ing heavy casualties.
Tangan's strategle importance lies in the fact that it is a Junction town on river and highway, forming with Ang and Fenghsi un important triangle in the outer defence ring of Nanchang, provincial capital of Klangsi.
Japanese Troops For North
CHUNGKING, July 13 (Central News)-A special dispatch from Kunming to the Ta Kung Pao" re- ported that part of the Japanese 1,425 s.
forces in Canton had been transferred erred ,91 n.
to Hainan Island where the troops .85 1.
were boarding northward bound .8 n.
Japanese transports, together with 233 11. the bulk of the Hainan forces, In- 11. dienting Japanese preparations för un 75 . attack on
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Soviet Services Mission To U.K.
LONDON,
July
14
(Reuter).-
.30% n. A British Government luncheon in honour of members of the Services 12/6 m Mission of the U.S.S.R., who arrived
Britain ....8 n.in ain recently, was held
cts n.Claridge's Hotel, to-day,
in
.97 n. included the Soviet Ambassador, r
DESIGNER - Mme Elsa Schiaparelli, Paris fashion lands in New designer. York. She said food prices
in France had sky-rocketed and that the poor are in really serious condition.
Retaining Trained U. S. Soldiers
Nords Wage Vichy Mediates
Guerilla Warfare
MOSCOW, July 14 (Reuter). -Many German soldiers were recently poisoned by fish from Norway, according to the "Tass" ngency.
sitting
On Bastille Day
(Reuter) LONDON, July 14 Maralal Petals, Admiral Darlan and other members of the Vleby Govern- ment marked the anniversary of the the
storming of
of the Bastille to-day by a ceremonial visit to the Vichy monument to fallen soldiers.
Recording this, the Lyons radio announced that Marshal-Petain, Ad- miral Darlan and General Huntziger placed wreaths of cornflowers at the Norwegians, it says, re
of the monument. back at the Nazi Invaders by nets:
The ceremony was witnessed by a of sabotage and other activities on
crowd, including legionnaires. an Increasingly large scale.
The announcer stated similar cere- Norwegian patriota create unbear-monies are being held to-day all over
the
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brating July 14 in a spirit of media-Bombay
A great quantity of fish recently received at Hamburg from Bergen and sent to the fighting forces was found to have beer poisoned and many German soldiers died from it. Murder of German officers and soldiers by Norwegians is a daily occurrence in towns and villages, Many clashes occur between soldiers and the population.
Azores And Cape Verde Is. Sovereignty
A
tion.
The Greatest Glory LONDON, July 14 (Router)"The createst glory in the world-that of have not surrendered-- men who awaits the Allies," says General do a Fourteenth of July Gaulle in message, which further states: "July. 14, 1941, is for us a fete day of faith ་ and national hopes. Of faith because haver despite France's tears have wo beileved more firmly in her and her of hope because we sce destiny, appearing on the horizons all the gifts of victory.
"Soldiers, sailors, airmen and my good colleagues, remain strong, un- sullied and faithful.
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clalma recovery of Brush "At the end of our troubles there
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Agencies and Branches.
<lered."
Waved To R.A.F. LONDON, July 14 (Reuter). The
W. H. EVANS THOMAS,
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Retention By Portugal WASHINGTON, July 14 (Reu- townspeople of Cherbourg in Occupled ter).The United States is France to-day celebrated their Na anxious that Portugal should tional Day by crowding Into the
Air Mall Service by British Over- retain her sovereignty over the streets and waving to the crews of
as they seas Airways Corporation to East Azores and Cape Verde Islands.R.A.F. Blenhelm bombers
Kingdom roared over the house-tops.
and South Africa, Unlied stated Mr Sumner Welles at
Churchill's Call
and beyond has now been resumed. press conference to-day.
LONDON, July 14 (Reuter).-Mr Correspondence for despatch by air This comment was made in refer:
Churchilling Rent the via Rangoon must be superscribed by Winston
"C.N.A.C." ence to a statement by Dr Blonchi, the Portuguese Minister, that the following message to General de Gaulle and his "gallant comrades" Poriugal United States had given assurances that it would not move into on the occasion of the anniversary of
the storming of
of the Bastille: the Azores or Cape Verde Islands.
The soul of France can never die Mr Welles also referred to the re-
cent diplomatic exchange in which and the spirit of the French people the United States told Portugal that will rise again from all the ruin and and rejuvenated no misery,, purified the United States harbours
the from what it has undergone. aggressive intentions against the sovereignty or territorial Integrity" of Portuguese possessions but that Frenchmen the United States polley "to-day is based on the inalienable right of self-
defence."
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"I send a message to tell all true
French wherever they may be, however hard their lot, that the British nation and Empire is always on the march along the great road which leads to victory. Another Fourteenth
The Printed Matter Service to the allowing places in China is tem- orarily suspended:-Yunnan, Sze- huca, Kweichow, Hunari, Fukico except Amoy and Kulangsu),
North Swangsl
and East of Kwangtung.
The public are reminded that it in breach of postal regulations to inclose in a postal cover communi- cations intended for persons other
han the addressee.
Small Packet Post to all countries
■ Buspo.ided.
INWARD AIR D'AILS Air Mail by "Pan American Airways
Direct
Francisco Service" San date, 8th July, July 16.
Direct Servico-San date, 22nd July.
Compiction of arrangements to ship val of peace and freedom and wilt Air Mail. by "Pan American Airways
of
NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuter)
Britain to
2,250,000 'bushels government-owned maize under the Lease and Lend Act within a few
WASHINGTON, July 14 (Reuter). Roosevelt's Following President conference with legislative leaders Mr A. V. Alexander, First Lord of to-day, it was reliably reported that .3.80 s. the
was Admiralty,
50ck in the chair. As they had agreed to
prompt .35% 8. well as the full Mission, the guests action by Congress to retain selectees Mr and members of the National Guard 18.80 n. Ivan Maisky, Air Chief Marshal Sir in training beyond, the original one
0 b. Charles Portal (Chief of Air Staff), year service. .3.40 n. Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Reporters were told by a member ..101 b. Pound (First Sea Lord), Lieut-of the conference that another pro-
General Sir Henry Pownall (Deputy posal to lift the prohibition on send-weeks was announced by the Com the Western modily Credit Corporation spokes .174 5. Chief of Imperial General Statt) and ing selectees outside
nany other representatives of Bri-Hemisphere would probably not be man to-day.
He also stated that negotiations) considered "at any time in the near ..3% n. tuin's fighting services. -
future."
were in progress for the shipment of .533 n.
naval stores under the same Act. 22 n.
British
DEPORTATION OF
Contacts Made
This proposal in particular was Y. Ferric (old) $,
LONDON, July 14 (Reuter)--The met with considerable advance China Lights
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Pries, oral
it is stated officially here. H.K. Electrics Hts.$. ,11.40 5.
Golokov and Colonel Macao Electrics $.... 10.40 s. Drogun have
now returned Lo. Sandakan Lighta $. 12. Moscow to report, and thereafter to
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Man Injured In Explosion
A 33-year-old Chinese was serious-
"I feel sure that most of us will live to sco another Fourteenth of July when the glories of France will be restored and when amid a liberat- ed Europe we shall celebrate a festl-
make amends for all.
"It is a good augury that this Fourteenth of July should witness the liberation of Syria from the control of Wiesbaden by British and French hands. Independence and sovereign- y can be restored to the Arab people, and the historie interests of France in Syria will be recognised and pre- served."
£100,000,000 MAN
A LIEUTENANT
ly injured when a mysterious ex- NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuter)-plosion occurred aboard a junk carly Meanwhile the work of the Soviet The United States naval transport. this morning as she was anchored Mission Is proceeding without inter-West Point, formerly the leucar Kowloon City, .30 n.
America, which is taking over, 450 ruption under Admiral Kharlamov.nelled German and Italian consulshead and body and. he was taken to has been made a second lieutenant
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Sinceres $
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Acknowledgments
Donation by Bellows Fellowship
was reached A total of $2,330,930.55 yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated Ltd, with the by the S. M. Post, 414 n. following donatione:
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...014 n. .1.00 sa. .80 ets n. .7.20 n.
Constructions (old) $. Constructions (new) Vibro Piling $. Marsmans Inv (Lon.) 8/- 5/711⁄2 Marsmans Inv. (H.K.) s/-2/14 n.
A.R.P. In Australia
SYDNEY, July 14 (Reuter). Black-out tests and other air raid precautions are being rapidly pushed forward both here and in Melbourne, A conference of the Premiers of Australian states on civil defence will be held shortly.
BRITISH
WAR
ORGANISATION
FUND
Mr E. P. Streatfield monthly dona
30
20
falxth
tion)iéra Bastille fro Just a Shot at litera
a Woman de Gaullist and Chur clullian .......... Members, Hongkong Club
donation)*********** Mr C. W. E. Bishop (fourth dons- nd Mrs B. II. Puckin (fifth Mr
donation) The Fellowship at the Bellows
(6th donation) United Traders Trading Co. Stokers Mess 1.M.S." Thracian "Members of the Equino Sports
Club Chau Inuka
D. W. O. F.
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The Maharajah of Jaipur, whose The man received injuries to the fortune is estimated at £100,000,000 together-with-their staffs and fami- the Kowloon Hospital where his. In the Regular Army, with the local lies to Lisbon, is salling from here condition was described "quite rank of captain, it was announced
in the "London Gazette." serious." on Tuesday.
farewell
parties All customary
He is 29, was educated at the Royal Police, at the moment, have no have been banned and
ex- Military Academy, Woolwich and is police guard knowledge of what caused the
attached to the Life Guards. is posted on the Hudson River pler,
plosion. Only passengers were allowed to enter the pler on the eve of the ship's departure. Neval personnel will be employed on decks und in engine- of the while employers rooms American Export Line will man the stewards' department.
Manila Shake-Up MANILA, July 14 (UP).-The Manila Gas Corporation to-day on- 1333nounced a personnel shake-up in- volving the removal of six Germans 100 holding key positions in the Com- 100 pany, including Vice-President Ar- thur Hoyer who came to Manila in 5001912 and helped to build the plant, 10 which was Ananced by German and
Swiss capital.
100
307; Kowloon Dock
B0 Vice-President Cifford Blinis of Co. of the Islands Gun & Electrie The following is a list of subscriptions New York which is a parent concern received to date for credit of the British of the Manila corporation said that War Organization Fund, Hongkong
Americans would replace these last Branch:
and remaining Germans at Manila, Previously acknowledged. $721,203.30. J. S. Dunnett (monility), $20; It is believed that the US. Army W.F.C. (June), 10: Analysts, Government which, besides the Commonwealth's | Laboratory (July),
Recreation Club for St Dunstans, 15th civilian adralnistration, is one of the Donation $150; Committee Members, best customers of the concern, re- Hongkong Benevolent Society, In memory of the late Bir G. W. Seffries, $20; Two commended the changes. and a hall per cent". #2: A, and D.P., In memory of the late Mr W. R. Dedear, $3; Miss Mosey. A...C, 110; Mesata Fran cola D'lardivillera, $1,500; L. E. N. Ryan (monthly $100; D. G. Day (monthly). 115; A. II. Guinness monthly), $20) A. A. Kennedy (monthly), $30. Total CHARITY CONCERT FUND. The Hongkong Chinese Civil Servante Club acknowledge the following dona- lons to the Concert Fund in addition To those announced on Saturday:
7723,478,30,
Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, $20 Mr Lam Pus-aanir, $76: Bir Yeung Yam-ho, $30, Mere To Yuet aliong. Talan Sin-ize, Lin Kang-hao and Li 91e-heo, $50; Mr Chau Man-chet, 20, Mr Fung Tse-ving. Two Yu cliun, $10; Bir $30: Mr Chan Wal-yeak, $29; Kir Fung Kim-and Hoi An Chung chung sang
L Yiu-cheung,
Help Dombed Civilians in Britain #10: Me Fong Fu-kung, $10: Mr Liu Yan
Old clothes of all descriptions
are badly needed for Men, Women and Children in the Bombed Areas in Britain. Such gifts will be received by the B. W. O. F.. c/o Government Houso, during office hours, Mondays to Fridays from 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m., allowing for Lunch Interval and Saturdays from. 9.30—a.m. _untilip.m.
་་
tak, $10: Me Wong Hok-sun, $10; Mr Kwok Ilin-man, 10; Bir Wong Sal-ho, 10; Mr Chan Lan-tong. $20; Hon. Mr N. L. Smith, $20 Hon, Mr J. P. Pennefather Evans. 410; Mr Ngan Shing-kwan. 610 Mr Tang Stu-kin, Bio; Mr Lo Man-wal,_ $5; Mr Cheuk Yan-ko, $20; Air, Lam Tre-fung. 1201 Mr Nip Kal-yul 190: Central, Bank of China, $20; the Bun Co, Ltd.. 0; Sang Lee Co. 125: Chung Shan Comm, Ass, 110: Hördware Union, 320; “Mr. Chiu, Nanyang Cn. 123: Tùng Shan Co. 125 a ling Co. 125: Chinese listel "Assa Har Tailora Assn. #191 · Memborg and
Civil Servants' friends of the Chiness.
Club, $1,520.
Total un received up to July 13. 3,335.
Mr Lem Blipk-tang's donation of $50
war misprinted a 45 in the previous list. ^ Al Jolson, the Mammy singer, was
Supreme Court by his brother, Harry. Harry said Al had defaulted on a promise to pay him $150 a week for ite if he did not use the family name in his wage career. Al was born Ase
ed for $25,000 in Manhattan
Veeleon 53 years ago in St Petersburg
Russia
STOCK MARKET REPORT
Hongkong Stock Exchange Omelal Summary, Isstied yesterday, İst
Buyers
ILK. Govt. 3% Loan (1934) 94% H.K. Banks $1,400 Canton Ins, $225 H.K. Fire Ins. $105
$3.40 Estates $101 Lights "O" $6.05 Lights "N" $1.40 Electrics "N" $21 Telephones "N" $8.95 Cements $15.25 Ropes $0.76 Sinceres $2.50
Sellore
Hotels $3,80 Lands $39.75 -Trams $17.75
Lights. "O" $0.10 Lights "N" $1.59 Electrics Ris $11.40 Sales II.K. Banks $1,410/23 Docks $15.00 Providents
Trams $17.40 Lights "O" $0.05/07
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Live Teeth In
Place Of False
remarkable
AS the result of. Russian depial experiments, it may soon bo, possible to transplant into toothless human gums the rudiments of real teeth, which will grow natur-, ally to full slzo,
Experiments on these lines have been successful with dogs, even when the puppy from which the rudiments of teeth have been removed has been dead for some time, lig te
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