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The

Hongkong Telegraph

Eleventh Annual

Les

Manpower For Task

Penetration Of French Africa

August. 21. vibens tell

More Italian Planes

Over Malta

Downed Over

CAIRO, Aug. 20 (Reuter).—An R.A.F. Middle East com- munique states: "A number of Macchi-200's which approached the island of Malta yesterday turned back when engaged by R.A.F. Hurricanes. The fighters chased the enemy aircraft, shouting down three over the south coast of Sicily. -

"Heavy R.A.F. bombers at-

Free French Headquarters. tacked the harbour at Tripoll R. A. F. Over

MONTREAL, Aug. 20. (Reuter),

Nazis Moving In "A road to victory must be. blazed

LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuter)-Dr through the air. Men who open that road and journey along it must be Kinube, head of the German Mission the best, bravest and brainiest of in Senegal, often travels from France this and other Commonwealth of to Dakar in his private plane, states Nations,"

The Mission Minister,

comprises Thus the Conndian Air Mr C. G. Power, referred to the hundreds of members. Its action is 6.47 A Spanish Programune, Spanish Serenade (Bizet)....New Empire Training Scheme in a speech no longer limited to Dakar but has spread to all circles in the interior nt a luncheon in Montreal. Light Symphony Orchestra;

Without giving figures, Mr Power in which a German is placed at the Pecheurs De Perles-Cavatine De

Everybody is under the impression Lella (Bizet).Ninon Valila (So-said: "It has been found that given side of each French affein

with Orchestra; Carmen- the orginally planned number of Prano) Fantasy (Bizet, arr. Francols Borne) schools, aircraft and stall, we can that the latter may immediately be

by the former. (When the plan was first announc- tive officials are very indignant about ed in autumn, 1939, it was unofficially this form of collaboration

In Morocco iixiety is felt amongst the officers and offieints because of estimated that the output might be 23,000 airmen a year).

an important concentration in Spanish Morocco.

many during the night of August 18-19. Burats were seen on and near the Spanish quay and a number of fires were started.

"Marylands of the South African Air Force bombed and machine- gunned an enemy camp and trans- port at Ros el Mila yesterday. number of vehicles were set on fire.

"Recommissance that the pop ten enema merchant vessel benched al' Lampedusa after i being damaged aircraft

by

Marcel Moyse (Flute Solo) with produce a 30 per cent, higher output | ** all officers and administra- Bemba Burst among the tents and

(Bizet);

Piano; The Fair Maid Of Perth-than originally anticipated."

Prelude Aubade; Sulte Serenade March-Gipsy Dance The London Philharmonic Orchestra 7.17 Louis Levy and llis Gaumont- cond, by Sir Thomas Beecham.

British Symphony and Greta Keller (Vocal).

Empire Builders-March (from "Rhodes of Africa" H. Bath); Music the Movies March (Louls from

Louis Levy and The Galt- Levy) mont British Symphony; A Little You Ramble in Springtime with

Greta Keller (Rotler, Sarony) with Orchestra; Will You Remember Waltz (from film "Maytime" Romberg); Swing High, Swing Low (from the film--Freed und Lane)

Louis Levy and 11s Gaumont British Symphony; You Leave Bic Breathless (from film "Coconnut

Gigantic Enterprise Mr Power described the plan as Ate most gigantic enterprise ever attempted by a people with a popuin-

aircraft

Fleet Air Arni and the R.A.F.

Denmark And Holland,

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SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGNAPH" COPENHAGEN, Aug.

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Delhi

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transacted,

The former firm of Mannesman has cruft of the South African A4, mark, Somo bombs were drop- | FIXED DEPOSITS received for Ons Year

A Colonial Army tion of 12,000,000," and declared that!

Just been set up again' in Rift. a thousand Canadian airmen were Hitler is forming a new colonial projected overreng now and "many times more" army to carry out his would be sent overseas before the Franco-German joint rule in Africa, according to the same Vichy sources, war was ended.

says the Independent French news agency.

"Canada's share of the alr war in Our people's burden a heavy one. will be greater as more crews of Canadian youth come forward to be trained to blant their way to victory,"

Grove Freed); So Little Time (De Allied Olympics'

Rose, H

Orchestra.

....

..Greta Keiler with

7.10 Max Miller in the Theatre Again,

Recorded during an actual per... the Holborn Empire, formance nt London.

A London Kelay-The News, 8.15 London Ielas-War Cam- mentary. 8.25 Post.'

London Relay Listening Examination of Points in Daily German Propaganda,

8.30 Programme Summary. 8.32 Mozart-Concerto In E Flat

afajor.

1st Mov: Allegro; 2 Mov: An- dante; 3rd Mov: Rondo (Allegro).......... Artur Schnabel and Karl Ulrich and The London Symphony Orchestra cond. by Adrian Bault.

Amateur Photographic Schnabel (Two Pianos)

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 thres Bections.

$250

CASH PRIZES

$250

SECTION ONE

Interior scenes. Table Top and Stil

Life Studies.

(Exluding portraiture, plants and

and flowers)..

1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY

Local Time Signal and An- nouncements.

9.03 Studio"To-night We Pre- sent."

A Review of New Records. 0.45-10 News in Frenchi (On Short Wave 'Only).

D.45 Some Welsh Songs.

David Of The White Rock (from "Songs of Wales"-Richards) ... Paul Robeson (Vocal) with Plano: All Through The Night-Old Welsh Alr: My Litle Welsh Home ("Songs of the Welsh Mountains-Willem Leila Megane (Contralto) with Piano; Song Of The Flood (Gwilym Hiralthog and Ap Fychun), Wil- liam Edwards (Tenor) with Harp.

10 London Relay-The Newn and News Commentary.

10.15 Dance Music.

11 London—"War Correspondents” -Edwin Ward.

11.15 Close DowIL.

2nd $40. 3rd $30. 4th $10 $1,703 For The

SECTION TWO

-Portraiture,-

1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30: 4th $10

SECTION THREE Plants and Flowers. 1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $50. 3rd $30, 4th $10

RULES

The following Rules will govern the Competition!

-The Compelltion is open to all

photographers.

1-The entries awarded the

ord

Trophies for the best and second- best pictures in the Competition, will not be entilled to any other prites.

8.—The prizes will be awarded to the competitors sending in what are adjudged to bo the best photo- graph in each Section. Each entry must be accurnpanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com- petition, and which must ba pasted on back of entry, 4-The right to publish any or all of the entries in reserved to the Itongkang Telegraph,

6.-All photographs entered must been taken in the Colsay otton Fhotographs which been already entered in have other Competitions are ineligible. -No responuotiity will be accepted

for non-delivery of, loss of, or damage to entries,

7-All entries to be either black, aupla, or toned pictures, and must be mounted. Coloured photo. graphs are ineligible. Piétures aubmitted in sepia tones should be accompanied smaller print in black and white, 9.-No plcture to entored in more

than one Section.

by &

10.---Mounts to be only whilte or cream, must be of one of the following sizes:-10 X 12, 18X20.

it-No correspondence will be entered

In10 in connection with the Com Petition, 12-Members of the Staffs of the

Hongkong Telegraph_and the South China Morning Post are not permitted in compete.

15. The decision of the Judges shall

- be final

14At the conclusion of the Com- petition, entries will be returned tp competitors on application at the Telegraph offices within seven dayi. 16-The use of allamos is strictly

forbidden.

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War Funds

Indian Film Shown

An Indian Alm, "Yamla Jat," brought into the Colony by Mr Ab- bas Khan, was shown at the Alham- Urn Theatre on August 10 in aid of the Bomber, British Red Cross and the Lord Mayor of London's Funds. All the expenses, Including the rental of the theatre, were borne by Mr Abbas

Kha

and the whole proceeds, totalling $1,703, have been forwarde to the three funds.

In London

The army will be equipped on the basis of the experiences in Libya.

Treaty Being Discussed LONDON, Aug. 20 (Reuter)~-~~ Vichy would grant Germany the use bases in of military and naval France and Africa under the terms of a peace treaty now being discuss- ad between Vichy and the German authorities, says a dispatch from the French frontier to the Independent

· “information from official Vichy sources."

LONDON, Aug. 29 (Renter). Special "y" emblems will be dis-French Agency quoting tributed among spectators at minor "Alfled Olympica" athletic meeting being held in Londow on

Saturday,

The Services, Civil Defence and Civilians will be represented among the entries received. from Belgians, Polen, Frenchmen, Czechs and Englishmen.

The dispatch says that the Ger- mans hope to conclude the treaty or at least a "preliminary pence còn- vention" as soon as possible.

Force inade heavy attack on enemy

in the Gondar area, ped on Jutland but only minor positions Abyssinia, on August 18. Direct hits damage was caused and there were made on the fort at Debarech, were no casualties. where a number of fires were started

One British

in plane crashed and and on, a hangar

southern Jutland and the crew was Gondar,

killed. "From all these operations, aircraft returned safely,"

depots

st

our

ATTEMPTED EXPORT OF GUNNY SACKS

A fine of $1,000 was imposed on Chan Bun-hin, 25, Import and Export merchant, of No. 24 Ko Shing Street, sccond cor, by Mr G. T. Lowry at Central Magistracy this morning. when he was charged with using an export permit issued to another, in the name of Mr Choy Po-lin, for purpose exporting 10,000 Kunny sacks to Tientsin on the s.s. Ynt Sing on

on August 20, Defendant pleaded guilty, Del-Sergeant J. Johnston stated that the matter came to light through on Intercepted letter, and Defendant was prrested following a check of the ship's manifest.

In Return For Bases In return for the loan of bases,

the Netherlanders, German occupation troops would be partially withdrawn and the remain- der would occupy France as a "friendly

country"

to the similar system now in force in Italy.

After the war, British possessions In Africa, notably Nigeris, Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast, would be attached to the French Empire, which will be exploited jointly by Germany and France,

POSTPONED LEAGUE BOWLS FIXTURES RE-ARRANGED

If not previously played post- poned Lawn Bowls League xtures have been re-arranged as follows:

SEPTEMBER 13

C.C.

First Division Police v. Craigengower K.B.G.C. "A" v. C.B.CC., K.n.G.C. V Indian R.C.; K. Docks v. Recreto "",

Second Division Prison D.C. v. Hong-

v. Kowloon CC kang C.C.; Taikoo Craigengower v. Kowloon F.C. Third Division. Hongkong Police, Kowloon F.C. v. Elesirle; Indian

B.C. v. Recreio.

SEPTEMBER 20 First Division-Indian R.C. v. K. Docks: Crakengower V. K.D. Cole Rrerela Recreio "A" v. C.S.C.C.

Second Division-Recreio v. Craigen- Hower: Hongkong C.C. v. Kowloon F.C.; K. Tong v. Talkoo.

Third Division-Cralgengower v. Police Hongkong C.C. v. Kowloon F.C.; Electric v. Indian H.C.

SEPTEMBER 27

Alsace Lorraine

Vichy would cede Alsace Lorraine to Germany and as compensation would receive part of southern Bel- gium after the war. She would not be called on to make territorial con- cessions to

to Italy and would keep while Italy Tunisia

would receive Egypt in return for renouncing her cinims to Tunisia

It is pointed out that these terms mean that Germany would guin al- most complete control of the French Empire and its naval and military establishments. Negotiations

arc well-advanced, adds the Independent French news agency.

First Division-Recreto "A" v. Indian R.C.: C.S.C.C. v. Kowloon Docks; K.B.C.C. Major Baseball.

"D" v. Kowloon C.C.; K.D.G.C. "A" V. Police.

Recond Division-Kuwloan C.C. v. Re ereto; Cralgengower v. longkong C.C.. Kowloon F.C. v. K, Tong: Talkoo Prison D.C

Third Divilan.--Police v. K.D.G.C.

OCTOBER 1

V.

First Division-Indian R.C. v. Craigen- Rower; Kowloon C.C v. Recrela "11".

Second Division-Prison O.C. v. Re- errin: K: Tong-v-Hongkong-C.G.–Crai genpower v. Tulkoo

Third Division. Kowloon F.C. v. Police,

OCTOBER 11

Second Division/Tajkoo v. iteerelo.

By mutual arrangement, any of the above fixtures may be played off before. the dates fixed-on Sundaya or holidays.

Recreio Bowls Teams Chosen For Saturday

Dodgers Still Lead Pennant Race

(UP)-

NEW YORK, Aur. 20 Brooklyn Dodgers still lead in the National League pennant ract. nosing out, ittsburgh Pirates 7-6 to-day which St Louis Cardinals beat Boston Braves by s mirglu, 3-2.

Scores were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Tatlery-Sewell; Lopez.

one-run

Pittsburgh

C

Brooklyn

7 1

Mattery-1gbe, Casey, Allen; Owell,

Franks. Bt Louis

Battery-Poliet; Mancuso Club de

The following rinks have been) eltosen to represent the Recreio In League bawls matches on Saturday:

Sa great was the demand to see this picture and, incidentally, to help the war funds, that over 300 people had to be turned away as there were no more seats avaliable. Among those present were Hon. Mr J. P. Penne- Inther-Evans, Mr C. G. Perdue, Major

J. L. Witicocks, Mr C. A Nor- man, Lt-Colonel J. C. L. Yale, R.A., Li-Colonel Kid, 2/14th Punjab Regi-Luz. F. V. V. Ribeiro and C. Ruza ment, Capt J. II. Monro, R.A., Capt Pereira, Bartram, I.A.. Major Forrester, Mr A. el Arculli, Dr H. el Arcull and Mr A. Yvanovich, C. 15. Basto and J.

M. P. Talati,

Mr Abbas Khan wishes to thank all those who helped in selling tickets.

Border Commission

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEQRAPH"

"A" Y, C.8.C.C, laway).—F. X, Silva. C. M. Silva, 11. A. Alves and J. E Noronha: J. Luz, C. E. Marques, La F Xavier and J. F. V. Ribeiro: F. X. Sunres,

"H" v. K. Docks (home).-D. C. Alves,

Basto: A. F. Noronha, H. M. Xavier, J. C. Remedios and E. Sousa: C. F. Vas, C, M. 5. Alves, A. 3. Xavier and A. M. Rodrigues.

2nd DIV. _K.C.C. thome).-F. P. Sequeira, M. F. Pinan, 11, 1 line and A. 1. Pereira; L... A. fourlo, J. R. Sonres, M. F. Alarcon and M, A, Alarcon and A. Carvalho; FL Barros, G. A. Guterres, J. A. Remedios and C. C. Pereira.

SAIGON, Aug. 20 (Domei).-The Black-out Fines

first meeting of the French Indo-

3

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10

Boston

42 Battery, Javery, Early, Herres; Mont- gomery.

** Battery-Hubbell, Carpenter, Wittig; Danning.

Battery-E, Riddja; West. Philadelphia

Hattery-Melton; Livingstan.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston

Battery-Grove,

Peacock, St Louis

Moston

Some 30 sunumonses for black-out: China and Tholland border demar-offences during the recent exercise in cation commission will be held at the the Yaumati and Shamshulpo districts Sulgon City Hall to-morrow with

were heard bofre Mr H. C. Mr Makoto Yano, chief Japanese de- legate, as the, chairman.

Macnamara at Kowloon Magistracy this morning.

St. Dunstan's

Needs Your Help

for the curtain of life- long darkness has fallon: but there also is hopo, for they are learning to be blind, and soon will go out into the world useful; con~. fidont and happy citizens."

(Sir Ian Fraser-Chairman

of St. Dunstan's.) |

Send your donation, to

St. Dunstan's, Hon. Treasurer, British War Organisation Fund. c/o Hongkong & Shanghal Banking Corporation."

Defendants were fined $5 each.

Battery-Auker; Swift,

Dobson;

Chicago

2 10

New

Battery-Eaves; McCullough,

York .....

B

Adams,

Cincinnati

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Battery-Anderson, Masterson; Evans,

B

Battery-Sinith; Hemsley.

Baltery.---Wagner; Pyilak. Battery Niggeling: Ferrell, The innings were played, Philadelphia

Battery-Harris; Wagner,

Chicago

Battery-Rigney; Tresit, New York

Battery Bonham: Dickey. Detroit

Battery-Bridges, Tebbetts. Washington

Cleveland

Experiences Of Released By

Of Officers

Vichy

SIMLA, Aug. 20. (Reuter).—Evidence of strong pro-British feeling was seen during the journey through Europe of the first batch of British and Indian officers, and British N.C.O.'s cap- tured in the Syrlan campaign and released at Beirut on August 15, writes an Indian Army observer in the Middle, East.

He adds that probably no prisoners, with two burs, held on a charge of of war ever covered so much ground sedition. He had publicly asked why in so short a time or saw so much should French Bght. British, their enemy-occupied- territory 18

friends, their only hope.

party,

At Dijon not even the presence of ment relaxed and his guards became German troops on the platform could more sympathelle, prevent ladies of the French Rod The first batch of Allied prisoners Cross rushing to the train to pay consists of 27 British and 11 Indian special attention to the British and officers and 13 British N.C.O.'s.

Their, first

question always was “Is everyone fed up with us or do they think we did all right?"

thisually, the severity of his treat-

Indians.

Frenchman Held.

Aboard the vessel on which the British and Indians were imprisoned

Their relief was Immense when told that the reputation of the Indian

in Salonica harbour was a French Army stands even higher as the result seaman wearing the Croix de Guerre of the. Oghting at Damascus,

of

Defendant was on $2,000 ball.

Over Holland LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuter)-A British bomber force to-day attacked an enemy nerodrome in Holland, it is learried here.

Bombs On Hongar LONDON, Aug. 20 (Reuter). Blenheim bombers escorted by figh- lers attacked an enemy aerodrome neur Alkmaar, Holland, this after- noon, states the Air Ministry,

Bombs burst across the target and one of the hangars received a direct bit.

for

.Other Blenhelins searching enemy shipping attacked a number of patrol ships near the Frislan Islands. British fighters enrried out several offensive patrols over the Channel and Northern France.

"In the day's operations, British

destroyed |'Aghters

three enemy fighters. Two Brillah fighters were lost but the pilot of one was safe.

Further reports of yesterday's operations show that a total of 14 enemy fighters were destroyed.

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British Prisoners of WAR FUND

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and

or shorter periods in Local of Ouser un application. Currencies at rates which will be quoted

BAVINGS ACCOUNTS #lso opened in Local Currency and Sterling with interr allowed at rates obtainable on appicatiDNO, The Bank Head Office in London undertakes Executor and Trustee buri- of British and DELI,

Claims recovery Income Tax overpaid on terms which may ba ascertained at any of 10 Agencies and Branches,

W. IL EVANS THOMAS,

Bianager.

MORE HUN CULTURE

LONDON, Aug. 20. (Reuter).— "Anyone speaking against Germany, will be hanged" is part of an order Issued by the Gauleiter and Stadhai- ter of Alsace, Herr Robert Anger. An extrakt of the order is quoted by. Free French sources here.

The order ulso states: "As from April 27, anyone who speaks French

knows the although he

German tongue will be immediately arrested and punished by one year in a con- centration camp. Anyone listening to foreign wireless stations will be immediately arrested and punished by two to five years iri concentra- tion camp.

"As from June 1, 1041, anyone wearing a Basque beret of whatever colour, with or without a peal, wil be immediately arrested and punished by one year, in a concentration camp."

Bevin Boys Satisfied

Indians In England

KARACHI, Aug. 21 (Reuter).— "We are doing very well here. In addition to the workshop experience that we get, we are provided with the fullest opportunities to understand British social life and also, the methods of Trade Unionism in the country," says one of the first batch of "Bevin boys" in a letter to the Chairman of the Sind National Scr vice Tribunal,

Appreciating the training being fin- parted to the boys in British factories; "he says!" "We are well-icoked after and have had no grlevance on tho score of colour.

It is understood that a third batch of 50 "Bevin boys" will be leaving India in a month.

Croatians Arrested

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" ROME, Aug. 20 (UP)The news- poper "Messaggerio" publishes a re- port from Zagreb saving that the

police there have arrested 700 persons on charges of breaking the curfew Jaw. Twenty-three have been sent to concentration camps.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

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