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CHURCHILL'S VIVID PICTURE

FROM PAGE ONE austained by the whole British Com- monwealth of Nations.

tanks. We are in the presence of a crime without a name.

Struggle In Asia... For five long years, military factions, secking to anulate Japanese the style of filler and Mussolini, Therefore, this meeting was bound taking all their posturing as if it to be Important because of the were a new European revelailon, enormous forces at present only have been invading and harrying the partially mobilized but steadily being five hundred million Inhabitants of mobilised which are at the disposal Chinn, of Meso wo major groupings of the

The Japanese armies have been human family-the British Empire wandering about the vast land. of und the United States-who fortune the Chinese in a futile excursion olely for the progress of mankind carrying with them carnage, ruin and happen to spank the same language corruption and calling it the "China and very largely think the same Incident." thoughts, or anyhow think a lot of the same thoughts,

Symbolic Meeting

Now they stretch a grasping hand Into the southern seas of Chlua; they sitatch Indo-China from the wretched The meeting is therefore symbolic.movements

Vichy French; they menace by their That is its prime Importance. It Singapore the British Hink with Aus- Stomi: they menure symbolises in a form an manner tralia, and they menace the Philip- which everyone can understand in pine Islands under the protection of every land and every elime the deep the United States. underlying unities which stir and at

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decisive moment rule the English- speaking peoples throughout the world,

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Guiding The Masses

and

Menacing Must Stop

It is certain that this has got to stop. Every effort will be made to secure a peaceful settlement. The United States are laboaring with in- inite patience to arrive at a fair and amicable settlement which will give Japan the utmost

succeed. But this I must

Monday,

MR MANUEL FOX IN HONGKONG ·

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

August 25, 1941.

It will Rain!

Mr K. P. Chen, Chairman of the Stabilisation Fund Committee, and Mr Manuel Fox, American member of the Committee, have arrived from

Chung chung.

Seen by a Telegraph reporter this. morning, Mr Chen said that he was not in

a position to say anything at the

moment, having just arrived, but udded that he was going to have a Conference with Mr Fox and Mr Pui Cho-yu and Mr Chik Tik-mow, the other members of the Commilice.

again and resume its rightful place in the new orgatilsation of Europe,

Gallant French

Lift up your heads gallant French- and Laval shall stand between you men, not all the infamles of Darlan and the restoration of your birthright. Tough stout-hearted Dutch, Bel- glans and Luxembourgers; tormented, nishandled and shar

nd shamefully castaway peoples of Yugo-Slavlú, glorious Greece now subjected to the crown- ing insult of rule by an Italian Jack- Keep your souls clear of all contact

yleld not an inch.

It would not be presumptuous for that it symbolisen sonic- me to say thing even more majestic, numely the marshalling of the good forces of

in their fleeting hour of brutish with the Nazl. Make them feel oven the world against evil forces, which are now

formidable

re-assurance for triumplt that they are the morni out- triumphant and have cost their cruele legitimate interests, We carnest-casts of mankind. speli over the whole of Europe and hope that these negotiations

will

Help la Coming a large part of Asin.

If say: there hopes should fall we shall ofarming on your behalf. Have faith; Help is coming: mighty forces are enurse range ourselves unhesitatingly have hope: deliverance

the side of the United States.

There is a signal which And thus we come back

flashed across the waters reaches the heart of those to whom it is sent they will endure with misfortunes in the sure faith that they too are sul serving the common calise and that their efforts will not be in vain.

cant

to

the where the misty sunshine plays quiet by smewhere in the Allmille

sign and the Stars and Stripes. War Aims

We had an idea when we met the President and 1-that without

Fond

There are however, two distinct and marked differences from the 'attitude aduuted by the Allies during latter part of the last war which no one should overlook. The United States and Great Britain do not now asstane that there will never be any

pre war agais,

is

We

sure. have

and if it

You will perhaps have noticed that

man who

coun--

Moscow's Women Express

Brave Defiance

MOSCOW, Aug. 24 (Rteuter)~The women of Moscow reply- ing to a recent message from the women of London said: "There ia no power in the world able to shake the Soviet women's will for victory."

After thanking the women.of London for their message the reply continues, "The women of Moscow are selflessly at work in factories, hospitals, offices and in the field of culture and art. We are deeply stirred and moved by the pledge you took in these historie days. We wish you success in your just struggle and wo are fully. confident that the close alliance of the democratia countries will once and for all do away with Fascism,"

Among the signatories to the message was the mother of a Fight Captain Hero of the Soviet Union who lost his life ramming a Gernian plane with his own machine.

Realistic Invasion Tests In England

much of the equipment of modern war, including armoured LONDON, Aug. 24 (Reuter).-Dutch troops, aided by

cars. Bren gun-carriers and Whippet tanks, "captured" Birken- head and Carlisle this morning. This completed a three-day invasion exercise in which Dutch troops took the part of" in- vaders and the Home Guard that of the defence forces.

It was the largest and most realistic test of its kind

ever

attempted in this country and U. S. Shipping

hoth from the training view- hus shown most valuable resulta

point and from the tacticni defence angle.

al! defence

carried

Afth columnists were active und

hind the Home Guard lines.

Legislation Relaxed

HYDE PARK

24

vers

Fighters Raid N. France

This was a meeting which marks for ever in the pages of history the taking up by

the English-speaking nations,

and this peril, tumult and confusion, of the guidance of the great ships which carry the Whiteritude and tenacity their present fortunes of broad toiling moses in all guntinents and our Joyal effort.į w.thout any con

clog of selfish interest, to lead them forward ou! of the miseries into which they have plunged bnek to the brogul hiftrond of free attempting to draw final and formal the President of the United States dum and justice.

peace and war pans it was necessary and the British representatives in This is the highest honour and the Live all peoples and especially the wital is aptly called the Auntie a glorius oppor limity

oppressed and conquered which

peopics o could ever have chine to my branch Vople, rough and ready

Charter have jointly pledged their wartime

countries to the final destruction of

serious attempt This was of the human cew: When one beident of the goal towards which holdy how many currents

elvilion solemn and testing - Britain's T extra-

sirae iritish Commonwenith and the Nazi tyranny, That

undertaking

N.Y., Aug. ordinary trees have and thus make a way for others to

It mu United States men make their way, good. It will be made good: and of of both sides was given free play and/ (Reuter)-President Roosevelt to-

must be made scheme, during which the Ingenuity together to make this

course many practical arrangements which lacked much of the lighter White House officials said will have day issued an executive order which mony, even the most sempleat person

on march with them upon the must have the feeling that we all which will certainly be painful and

to tuin that purpose have been and side common to this type of practice are belog organised and set in no-warfare.

the effect of allowing British officers have sa chaner to play our part and be Jong,

tion.

and de our duty in some great design,;

crews to sail in ships operating For tw

two days the

Dutch troops under the jurisdiction of the United the end of which

Why Hitler Has Waited ያንተን mortal

prepared the way for their invasion States Federal Maritime Commission. foresee.

The question has been asked: How

they They knew what to do, for

The order provides for the walv Europe Trampled

near in the United States

of compliance with the existing to war? have experienced the real thing ling of There is certainly one

their own Netherlands. Their Awfid and horrible things are hap-j

law relating to masters and crews in knows the answer to that

operating planes question.

bombed and benting these days. The whole, of

If Hitler has not yet declared war

out heavy "blitz" methods, even conection with the Act of last June Kurope has been wreekest and tram- plod down by mechanical weapons

tied up in American ports. upon the United States, it is surely strafing Birkenhead streets. Dutch rising seizure of foreign vessels not out of his love for American and the barbarous fury of the Nazis.

Ample Precautions

Institutions.

parachute troops were dropped betary, said that the order will permit

Mr Hassett, the President's Secre It certainly is not The mustly deadly instrument of wari

cause he could not find --science has been joined to

the employment of aliens in Ameri- On the contrary we intend to take te has muidered half a dozen coat. thef

ample precautions to

Parachutists Round Up extreme refinement of trenchery renewal in any period we con foresee

lent vessels. prevent its tries for far less. The fear of im-

were The parachute, troops

nut Asked and the most brutal exhibitions of by effectively disarming the guilty mediately redoubling the tremendous effective, being, rounded

"Could they put British up, every masters in American-ships?" he re- ruthlessness this have formed untions while remaining suitably pro-gainst him is no doubt

energies HOW

employed time they were discharged but theplied: "That would be the effect of a combine of agression the like of tected ourselves, which has never been known and

a restraining th columnists easily proved their it." influence. But the real reason, is value, fighting with The second difference

the regular before which the rights, traditions, instead of trying to

is this: am sure, to be found in the method Dutch troops in addition to their characteristics and structure of many trade by all kinds of additional trade and by which he has gained so nutch.

German to which he has so faithfully adhered other various activities. ruin ancient

and humoured states and barriers and hindrances as in 1917 What is that method? It is a very to invite the public by means of a One elever Afth column trick was peoples have been laid prostrate and we have definitely adopted the view simple method. how ground down under the heel that it is not in the interests of the

loudspeaker car to an open air! and terror of a monster.

world and of our two countries that

"One by one." That is his planlanned that the large crowd and! meeting on the city's outskirts, It Austrians, Czech, Poles, Nor- my large nation should be unpros- trick by which he has enslaved so

Ja his guiding rule: that is the was Danes, wegians,

ftelgians,

Increased

traffle Dutch. perous or shut out from means of large a portion of the world. Three movements of parachute Grecia, Grants and Serbs and above making a decent living for itself and and a half years ago I appealed to troops who would be landed in the all the erat French nation, have its people by its industry and enter- been stunned and piniomed. Italy,

prise.

my fellow

countrymen to take the vicinity of the meeting place, Hungary, Rumania

Bulgaria

lead in weaving together a strong

Alert police, however, arrested tho These are far-reaching changes of defensive union within the principles vecupants of the ear after discover- have bought a shameful respite by principle upon which all countries of the League becoming the Jackals of the tiger, should, ponder. Above all,

of Nations of all ing and raiding the fifth_columnists' But their true situation is very little necessary to give hope and assurance ever-growing danger but none would different and presently will be in- of arts of men and women who re-armed.

it is countries who felt themselves in headquarters next to the City Hall, of anal victory to those many scores listen. All stood itte while Germany distinguishable from that of his vic-

At Carlisle the Itome Guard and are battling for life and freedom or

Civil defence workers held the city Sweden. Spain and Turkey stand who already are bent down under

Divide And Kill

gainst the repeated attacks of their appalled, wondering which will be the Nazi yake.

Czecho-Slovakia was subjugated, better equipped "enemy." truck down next.

New Order

A French government deserted their

The Dutch called dive-bombers to faithful ally and broke the plighted

thei Here then in the vast pit into some time bren djur, bullying, be-Russia was enjoled and deceived into inforcements was not enough to huid

Hitler and his confederates have for word in that ally's hour of need. nghting, reached their objective.

Even the fortunate arrival of re- which all the most famous states and seeing the populations when they while the French

kind of Europe have been

of partnership have wronged and injured to bow Jung.

Army was al- the city for the Home Guard. Fight- frumn which unaided they can never 10 their fate and resign themselves hilated. The Low Countries and then took

place

this upon climb. But all this did not satiate to tri servitude and for the sake Scandinavia countries, joining with its war is far from new as some twin-enginedi bumber was shot down

ground Adulf Hitler. He made a treaty off some mitigations and indulgences France and Great Britain in good of the Home Guard's strongest into the sea by n British trawler non-aggression with Soviet Tassinto collaborate that is the word-in time even after the war was begun stands were made in the shadow of when it endeavoured to altacit the just as he made one which Turkey what is called the New Order I might have altered Its course and

the ancient Emperor Hadelan's wall, in order to keep them quiet till he was

Burppc.

would have had at any rate a fighting built centuries ago by the Romanship, states an Admiralty communi- rendy to attack them; and then nine! What in this Now Order which they chance,

to guard against Scottish invaders, weeks ago to-day, without vestle of seck to fasten fest upon Enope and. The Balkan states had only to stand

casualties or damage were' provocation, he hurled millions

O possible.--for their ambitions are together to save themselves from the

sustained by the trawler, soldiers with

fhoundies-upon all the continents of * their apparatus

guin in which they are now engulfed fail sang old hymns which are tur the globe: It is the rule af herren-but one by one they were undermin neighbour he had

cummon Inheritance and which called volk, the master race, who are to puted and, overwhelmed. Never was a learned as children in our homes. friend with the avowed object of an end to democracy, parliaments,career of crime made mure

smooth. We song a hymn founded on the pieces.

ler is striking at Russia

with psalm which John This frightful business is now un-is

Hampden's soldiers men and women, to the all his might, well-knowing the dif-bang when they bore his body to the folding day by day before our eyes, them in exchange the iron rule of ctween Russia and the aid whica ous span of human life is contrasted

historic rights of nations and give culties of geography which Here is a devil who la #mere spam Prussia, the univers, goose-step and

stand grave and in which the brief preea of his pride and lust for demination can condemn two or three millions,

strict efficient diselpline enforced to bring. We shall strive our utmost

the western democracies are trying with one to whom a thousand ages are but as yesterday, it is past as a perhaps it may be many more,

pon the working classes by the pall lo avergome all, dificulties to bring watch in the night. human beings to speedy and violent camps and firing parties now so busy tical police by German conventration

his aid. In a dozen lands, always handy in the background.

this.

und

Treachery_of Germany.

races in

upon a

destroying Russla and fearing her to freedoms and decencies i

to

death.

na

nl!

of

that

Conference Arranged

We have arranged a conference in Moscow between the United States, British and Russian authorities

ettle the whole plan. No must stand in the way,

this

to

anrrier

on

the roads would

City Held

LONDON, Aug. 24 (Reuter), R.A.F. fighters carried out a number of offensive patrols over. Northern France to-day, states the Air Ministry.

In the course of operations, han- gars, barracks, troops and gun post- tions were attacked.

Little fighter opposition was en- countered and none of the British aircraft is missing.

ald and finally, after fierce! Trawler Downs

Singing of Hymns

to

We

object of turning his is packed congregation of fighting

Raider

LONDON, Aug 24 (Reuter) ----A-

que.

No

DICTATOR DECORATED

SIDELIGHTS OF CHUNGKING

BUCHAREST, Aug. 24 ́(Reuter),- General Ion Antonescu, newly- appointed Marshal of Russia by a de cree of Prince Michael, has also been created Knight of the Order of Michael the Brave, the highest nilitary distinction In Rumania. Russia Surprises

Those and there are very many-the honour has been conterred in - We sang the sallor's hymn "For Ag officia! announcement says, that

"Let Russia be blotted

peril on the sea." We sang "On-sition out-let

Napoleon Had A Theme

of General Antinescu's Russia be destroyed-order the atmies to advance."

ward Christian Soldiers" and indeed {"exceptional n.crits by command et Such were his decree made his Empire far and wide. There Napoleon in his glory and genius

felt that this was no vale presump-Ramanian and German armies atid Accordingly, from the Aretic Ocean to the Black Sen, six or seven milli was a time when only the shores of

But why is litter striking at Russia that we were serving a cause for tmong the troops in the front hue." tion but that we had the right to feel his courage, spirit and sacrifice and infleting and suffering himself soldiers are lucked in mortal strugausia and the white cliffs of Dover

which the with their guardian fleets,

frightful slaughter? gle. Ah but this time it

trumpet has sounded from It is with stood be Why Hol casy-this time it, was not all ons tween him and the dumination of the whole force upon the British islands. { men of the same language, same

Ahe declares

en high. We looked upon the dense- way. The Russian ormies and

on world.

Napoleon's armies had a And if he could succeed in the peoples of the Russian Republic theme: they carried with thein surges have rallied to the defence of their of the French revolution; "Liberty, is not so easy-then is the money samrees facing the same dangers, the subject for talk by Mr George

the life and strength out of us-which faith, same fundamental laws, sante ideals and now to a large extent the heartha and homes. For the first Equality and Fraternity" was their time, Nazi blood has flowed in a fear-There was a sweeping away of

"Sidelights of Chungking" will be

· interests and certainly in differ- when he will settle his account-and ent it is already a long one-with the swept across me that here was not A. Fitch at the "Ladies' Night of the Perhaps a million and a half, ner- outworn,

people of the United States and cer- mediaeval systems haps two millions, of Nazi cannon ariqlocratic privilege: the land for the

daily with the Western Hemisphere.nly one but also a sure hope of Hongkong Y's Men's Club to be held

"One by one. There is the pro-degradation. And so we came back at 7.30 p.m.

daving the world from fodder have bit the dust on the end people, and a new code of laws.

measureless at the St Francis Hotel on Thursday, cess. There is the simple plan which across the ocean waves, uplifted inelty fell into Japanese heads, and less plains of Russia.

Nevertheless Napoleon's Empire has served Hitler so well. It needs

Mr Fitch was in Nanking when the tremendous battle rages along vanished like a dream. But Hitler-but one al successful application

spirit and fortified in resolve. carly 2,000 miles .of front. The ter has

Some American destroyers which after the talk, there will be a cinema Russians fight with magnificent de-nunla, appetite and exploitation, He

no theme, naught but to make him master of the world.

were carrying mail to the United show of the "Fall of Nanking." votion. Not only that, our generals as however, weapons and machin-

States Marines in Iceland happened Members and their friends will be who, have visited the Russian frontery for gluding down, und holding eyes at least are fully opened to it made a godly company

I am devoutly thankful that some. to be going the same way too, so we welcome." Jins report with admiration the down conquered countries which are

nt sea-to- emelency of their military organisa- the product, sadly perverted product, that the President saw in their true

while time remains. I rejoice to find gether. ion and the excellence of

A Noble Sight their modern selence, equipment.

light and proportion the extreme

ful

Frightful Cruelties

American Fleet

beating

Soviet Envoy dangers by which the American peo-mid-passage one aftemoon, a noble

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by their British

shoal is reported We had service on Sunday in our

escorting Verscla hope that wil

with the nov

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Wir baus heard arranging Calling autumn, the help given up by the 1000 mbrelless butchery on such a scale. in standing up to the cruel oppressors of Wales, where there were mingled And then I felt that hard,

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Santouria, Mỹ former; senator, ponedje

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