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British Air Force
Roosevelt May Corinth Canal Bombed By Seek Repeal Of Neutrality Act
Special to the “Telegraph"
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Soviets See Turning Point
the
CAIRO, Sept. 10-(UP),——The R.A.F. communique issued .. to-day states that the R.A.F. bombed the Corinth Canal on Monday night. "A number of direct hits were registered on „both banks, of the Canal and it is estimated that consider- able damage was caused. On the same night, the Heraction nerodrome was attacked,
“The R.A.F. üttacked the landing grounds at Mortunen, Derna and Gazala, and machine-gunned motor transport on the road between Derna and Tobruk, starting a number of petrol-fires.".
R.A.F. planes patrolling shipping off Cirennica yester. day bent off a large force of Messerschmitts.
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ABOARD THE PRESIDENT'S TRAIN EN ROUTE TO
either to-night or on Thursday Mr Cordell Hull, Col. Henry Stimson and Col. Frank Knox, indicating that an important de- clsion concerning the interna-į Other speculation regarding -tional · situation may be forth speech Included the possibility that Mr Roosevelt may ask permission for coming,
naval escorts for convoys carrying It is also announced that Pre-war materials, to Axis foes, or some sident Roosevelt expects to mere vigorous form of naval action broadcast for 25 minutes instead designed to hall depredations against
SHANGHAI, Sept. 10 (Reuter). "Unending trials, dificul of the originally scheduled 16 American shipping. minutes on Thursday night. Secondly, he may ask Congress to ties and tribulation" are seen confronting Shanghailanders by It. Is understood that his address repeal the Neutrality Act, thus lift the "Finance and Commerce"-leading British financial weekly has been revised in view of the latest in the ban against Amerlenn ves-following discontinuance of the open market for foreign ex- Germany Losing War
Gols calling into British and other developments.
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Thirdly, he may disclose the status South China Morning Post Ltd.
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Girl Aged 15
Practised !Prostitution
The admission that she was a pro- attute was made by a 15-year-old girt this morning, when Ilus Hing- ying, 21, spinster, of No. 8B Jaffe Road, Wanchal, was charged before: Mr H, G. Sheldon, K.C., at Central Magistracy, with knowingly suffering a girl under the age of 13 years (the girl in court) to be carnally known by inan.
Defendant pleaded not guilty and said that she did not know Chan's Bite.
.
An Orphan Giving evidence, Chan said
that
the
her ally to undertake active and Observers commented that the WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (Reuter),
decisive uctions against common
The
enemy,"
says
the
the
the
new in the American situation.
of
change.
Pointing out that Shanghai's | import surplus during the fret seven months of the year total-
HUNTING
led £13,500,000 and in July ENEMY
exceeded £3,000,000, the "Fin-
ance and Commerce" states, "It SHIPPING
By Beauforts
cannot be denied that the stop- President and his colleagues mayMr Cordell Hull, Secretary
ning of certain classes of Imports discuss the possibility of repealing State, said at a press conference that "Pravda," official organ of the Neutrality Act, and they recalled he had no atvires of any impending must strike a serious and per- Successful Attack that President Roosevelt's Labour agreement de announcement con-haps fatal blow at a large num- Communist Party, quoted by Day speech mentioned the need of cerning Japanese-American talks bor of small firms and industries Russian War News.
additional ships safeguard ship-) which had been under way, for Germans called Dunkirk ments of American war supplies to several months. There was nothing upon which hundreds and pro-
LONDON, Sept. 10 (Reuter). bably thousands of people now Britain's greatest defeat," the news-nations fighting the Axis.
-Beaufort aircraft of the for
depend for their livelihood. paper says, "but the British,
"Prices will rise not because of the Coastal Command, continuing whom Dunkirk was one of their
depreciation of the currency but the hunt for enemy shipping, off severest trials, call it their greatest As subsequent events have proved, Dunkirk was the turning prov point of the British-German struggle, point
of the conversion marking blitzkrieg into a long and protracted
Success.
war.
the
"At Dunkirk it seemed that every- thing was against Britain but Britain did not capitulate, and, Hitler lost the Battle of Britain as he has lost
Atlantic,"
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The only bright feature the weekly sees in the possibility of an expan- sion of Shanghai's export trade and resultant improvement in the ex- change position.
Japanese Imports
situation to-day, located a German convoy ges and torpedoed a supply vessel,
states the Air Ministry,
One Beaufort, piloted by the commander, flew Squadron through heavy, anti-aircraft fire to release a torpedo.
:
Expected
Russian Offensive Gains Momentum (WAR COMMENTARY BY "ANNALIST") LONDON, Sept. 10 (Router).
LONDON, Sept.. 10 (Reuter). The British Government have given the American Government an undertaking regard. ing. the use and distribution of Lease-Lend materials. Detalls will be published shortly.
complete segregallon of the materials Questions bearing on the mat-in question shall be at least equal Journal continues, ter were put in the House of/to the amounts, received under the that reports are current that there is spray or steam shot up." When last troops from a series of concen-
No Trade Rivalry evacuated
The air-gunner of another Beau- fort, describing the result of anotherRussia is taking the offensive, In this connection the weekly says hit, said: "A massive while cloud of From Smolensk to Gomel, Soviet
Lease-Lend Act.
Commons to-day. One member
The British Government have not asked to what extent it was the
reduce applied and will not apply any Government's policy to
materials similar to those supplied exports from Britain to states under the Lease-Lend Act in such other than the United States in a way as to enable their exporters order to obtain maximum tem- to enter new markets or extend their the export trade at the expense of United porary advantage from
States exportern. Lease-Lend Bill.
the Battle of The Russian newspaper says,
Forces Multiplied "A little more than a year
the clopsed,"
British "since
troops Dunkirk, ond during this period Britain's armed forces have muli plied many times over. Wherever fitter has come up against firm resistance he has not succeeded in carrying through his blitzkrieg plans. "The Nazi attack on the Soviet this Union was the turning point in world war. The forces of Hitler Germany, faced
Another member asked for assur- RS they are by prospects of art uminous winter ances that goods obtained under the campaign, will inevitably diminish Lease-Lend Act or goods of a simi- and become exhausted, while the lar nature produced in Britain are forces of anti-Hitler are invariably not sold in foreign markets in com
concludes petition with American merchants, growing
Government spokesman When "Pravda."
stated that an announcement on, the subject is pending, the Labour mem-
volume," in
Busy Burma Road
;
Chagrined Japanese See Activities
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
war
of age. She was adopted by destined for Chungking are
isai, She left her master and came
latives who later sold her as a mul|fered by American companies,"
to Hongkong about a month travelling trader who
her for some time. Later she
taken to Defendant's house
was
by
an-
"With the cost of vlug rising in Burma, British authorities are having
a possibility the Japanese will in-seen, the ship had come to a com- port silk and other goods from Japan plete standstill. and will sell them to foreign porters here,
CX-
Twenty-Minute Fight
The
This would- unquestionably boost A third Beaufort had a 20-minutes' exports (leaving out the question of fight with a Messerschmitt. shipping) and would provide foreign rear-gunner was wounded and re- had already been, wounded but con- export firms with more trade and placed by the wireless operator, who authorised
inued to operate
ate the gun until the Messerschmitt gave up the chase after recelving many hits,"
banke with
Jarger
amounts of exchange."
The weekly states that this counds well in theory but it foresees several
diMculties.
over
Gold Bar Speculation
ber, Mr George Strauss, interposed to will be used in exports with the ex-Crustrated
ask whether the Government were aware that considerable damage is being done by allegations inspired by Lease-Lend Act in the way suggest
Exceptions
safely.
trated blows at specific points are believed to be developing a large-scale offensive action.
head- that
The Intest indication of this report that the German attempts in the Gomel sector to assume the offensive and were met by counter-attacks followed up by a counter-offensive one German motorised which smashed
destroyed the division and quarters of another.
Reports
circulating Smolensk itself has been re-taken- or what is left of it, but there is of neither confirmation, nor denial this from Russian sources, although confirmation of its recapture is pected hourly.
are
Dnieper Army Relieved
cx-
the
It is probable that within a few days there will be no Nazis any- (Reuter) where cast of the Dnieper, even in
Tenches and that of offensive patrols to-day attacked
Sovjet gun positions in northwest France in a complete removal of the Ger- and enemy ships in the North Sea.mari_ threat to 'turn the defences of One of our aircraft is missing.
Nazi, sources that Britain is using the overseas for essential war supplies beginning of this week particularly, The Fighter Command in the course its counter-offensivo has resulted
ed above.
The United Kingdom export trade restricted 40 theirreducible
While the crippled Beaufort was minimum necessary for the War
limping home, the crew-all sergeants effort. No mate:Inis of a type whose use is being restricted, in the United
though knowing that they might States on grounds of short supply and The effect of the disappearance of come down in the sea, took off their of which Britaln obtaini supplies the open exchange market on gold live-saving jackets to make a com- been almost fortable bed for the wounded gunner, bar speculation han by
The other it stated. The turn-
Beauforts from the United States either
terms over is now insignificant." Idle and
returned payment or by Lease-Lend
gold speculators have
Fighter Command ception of the following:
turned during the past two weeks
LONDON, Sept. 10 to the yarn market and since the enormous interest has been taken. No Manipulation CHUNGKING, Sept. 10 (Central News) With 14 foreign exchange banks in Shanghal ngreeing to dis- continue quoting black market ex-
If the Nazis want the other half change rates, the Japanese and their
Fofthe Ukraine-they-will-have-to puppets-will-be--unable-to-absorb, foreign exchange to any ap-
try a frontal attack across the lower preciable extent, according to
WAKAYAMA, Sept. 11 (Domel)-Dnieper and with better success than At least one English woman will re- they are at present achieving. formation from banking circles.
Mass Of Men money
tian exchange shops and brokers are stlit main in Japan despite the evacua-
advice from the British Fighting, as it has been developed active in the Shanghai binck ex- change market but the amount of nuthotics, Miss Catherine Davis in the Russian campaign by the transaction will be negligible having will make a permanent home at the Nazis, proceeds by enormous surging no cДect on the exchange market. Shirahama hotsprings in Wakayama movements of vast masses of men
The measures for controlling theure.
and materials which gather momen- exchange markets in. Hongkong and
are incapable of and this year, Miss Davis went tum ns
they go
fighting Shanghai which were decided upon to Sydney but finding her nostalgin being stepped. Superb
not
three
Chinese
in admitted that some
Englishwoman
Who Loves Japan-
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
the Dnieper by an outflanking move- ment: from the north as was done with such n near-disastrous effect
with the Dnieper.
(1) Material which is needed
Allies and for ourselves and our which cannot be obtained from the "Trade Circularised
United States;
(2) Small quantities of such The Labour member Mr Stokes materials needed as components 01 asserted that several trade associa-) KOBE, Sept. 10 (Domel)-Nine tions had already circularised their exports which otherwise are com- -Del-Sub,-Inspector RJ. Clarke, Japanese evacuees from Burma who members urging them to refrain from posed of materials But in short su
prosecuting, said that there was no arrived here lo-day sald that more the export trade on account of the ply in the United States:
(3) Repair
for British parts American-made trucks delay in announcing an agreement question that the girl had been with than 1,500 men for some time. She had ad-are now carrying war materials to between Britain and the United machinery and pinut now in use or to complete. Installations mitted it.
Chungking over the Burna route and States, and asked whether it was the needed are bringing back wood-oil and tin Government's intention to abandon under construction so long as they
have been contracted for. already which are virtually Bing every export trade.
Steps are being taken to prevent The Parliamentary Secretary to the warehouse In Hangoon. she was born in Kwongmoon and lost. "British ships selden: arrive in Board of Trade, Captain Charles export except to the Empire and her parents when she was six years fangoon and inos. materials Waterhouse, replied that it was cer- Allied territories of sucit goods which
come within the being tainly not the intention to abandon do
categories mentioned above, by American ships or ships export trade.
Materials similar to those provided Oil Shipments with With evacuces sald.
"United Press" adds that previous under Lease-Lend which are not in ly, Mr Horaben had demanded that short supply in the United States will fitsther shipments of oil to French not be used for export in quantities of the conference in Hongkong under for Japan too strong she turned back can gradually slow them to a terit the auspices of the Chinese Currency to Japan in April. An 18.000 Yen porary standstill by applying braking other person who had since left the dimcult time in readjusting and North Africa should be refused until renter than those which Britain | Stabilization Board are more thorough mansion is being completed at Shire-action to thele.impetus. It is then
stabilising Burmese economic life," the existing stocks there had been produces or buy then goes on ton exchange quotations will be solely
from any sources. than those in the past. From now hama na the Finance Ministry has only a matter of days or even hours memorandum
frozen not
her deposits. Long in before the m
re-starts, deve- exhausted or reduced to negligible deal with. distribution in the United decided upon by the Board and it is terested in the Kongo school of the lops, is slowed and held, Three quantities.
Kingdom of
of Lease-Lend goods and
times have the Russians thus held Mr Dingle-Foot
expected that the new arrangements | “Noh" drama, Miss Davis intends to states that the remuneration received will contribute greatly to the control donate a fund for constructing forward and three times they fought the entire might of the Nazi surges Asked by the Court how she foundMEN ACEN CHARCE French warships escorting French by the distributors is controlled and of trade, stabilization of the dollar "Nola" theatre in Kyoto In the near
merchant ships across the Medier will be no more than a fai return
and management of foreign exchange. } future.
them to a standstill. er men, the girl said she picked
ranean had used the ell for er for the services rendered.
Indications are that this time it is fact
No Speculation ing purposes, but stressed
the Ru
Russians who who them up on the street and took them
will initiate the Britain had
10 never agreed to her room.
Mr Arrangements rigorously exclude
forward movement and it remains to Sub-Inspector Clarke said that he this morning on two counts of de- transport fuel off, whereupon
be seen whether the Germans are raided the place yesterday and manding $100 with menaces from a Shinwell asked, "Do I understand any opportunity for speculative profit
as good at applying the brake as they found the girl asleep in her bed. Chinese merchant at Hotel Ceell on that the United States Government by private interests dealing in Lease.
are at rolling forward by sheer intimidation on insists on When questioned the girl had told September 9, and
to North Africa Lend goods, sending oll
weight of masses of metal and in- the British Government's him that she had given her age to September, 10.
credible disregard for the whole- sale massacre of their manpower. Defendant.
Det.-Sgt White prosecuted and Mr Chan however, denied this morn-C. A. Sutherton Russ appeared for question relates to fuel oll used by terms will be sold at uncontrolled
Dingle-Foot replied, his against United States. Arms. ing that Defendant had ever asked Defendant. her what her ago was.
Hearing of the case was fixed for naval and merchant vessels. Defendant was remanded for 24 September 10 at noon.
cargo which went through on the Thus the general arrangements as hours for further inquiries to be
Scheherazade did not include fuel regards the issue of Lease-Lend food oil."
is Into the British Government's Exclusively For War Purposes policy of stabilising the price of food- WASHINGTON Sept 10 (UP) stuffs policy to which the Govern- The State Department has issued a ment contribute. £100,000.000 per memorandum in which Mr Anthony year.
Colony, She engaged a room for $18
a month but had not paid any rent as vet ng she had not completed a month
there.
made.
per
Cost of Living
In Gt Britain
་
they said.
On bail of $1,000, Chang Kit-long. 25, unemployed, appeared before -Mr G. T. Lowry at Central Magistracy that
Death Sentence For Greeks
*SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH"
D
Mr
that admitted
Memorandum
The
.:
In the distribution of Lease-Lend goods, there will be no discrimination
"No food obtained on Lease-Lend
prices.
?”། ་
Eden, the British Foreign Secretary The correspondence ends with a declared that all materials received letter from Mr John G. Winant, the BERLIN, Sept. 10 (UP)-Thein, Britain under, the Lend and mertean Ambassador, to Mr Eden Gorman newspaper, the "Belgrade Lease bill are being used for war stating that the latter's memo will be LONDON, Sept. 10 (British Wire-Donaw Zeitung" reports from Athens purposes. Mr Eden, denied that the transferred to Washington for the less)The Ministry of Food dis- that Gorman military authorities in goods are being, diverted to private United States Government's, Infurma-
tion closed in a Parliamentary reply, this r
Greece announced that the death commercial channels.
It is explained in official quarters afternoon that the cost of living in- sentence had been passed on dex which had risen by between 45 British to escape; and on
Salonika merchant who helped two LONDON, Sept. 10 (Reuter). in London that the assurances, arg
three
The British Government have given neither a reversion of Britain's export centi between July, 1914, and 50 and July, 1016, had only risen by 28 farmers from the vicinity of Athens the United States Government Arm policy nor do they mean a drastic of restriction of trade. Their effect at me dale
August 1, 1939, for possession of arms, as well as on assurancas respecting the use tcent, between
farmer at Crete for sabotage of materials received under the Lease-restrictions which have had to be would be to haalen "certain and;
In 1941.
German army* telephones
Lend: Act.. corresponding said that the Greek Government For food only, the
Correspondence between the two made In any case. Increases were 61 per cent. (1914-
had placed under control of the governments is published as a White That was being done to counteract -10) and 22 per cent. (1030-41).
State all property of a number of Poper.
the propaganda used by the Isolation- Parliament former Greck statesmen and all, of Major Lloyd George,
Under to-day's date, Mr Anthony Ists and others which is causing fary Secretary
added that the total
Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, damage to the British cause net expenditure on food subsidies up their relatives.
sent to the United States Ambaa America. sador a memorantium in which he stated that all... materials which Britain obtains under the Lease- Lend Act are required for the pr secution of the war effort...
The British Government have The House and Senate conferees
to March 31, 1041. was approximate ly £80,000,000. Similar figures were not available as to expenditure in. curred since that date but the pre- sent rate of expenditure was in ex- cess of £100,000,000 yearly,
Dentz” In France
KUMARSEILLES): (Begte 10" (UP); General Deniz, former Governor General of Syria, arrived hers: 8.89
Chartered Bank Dividend
in
U.S. Tax Bill WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (Router).
The following * Hélegram was taken and will
continuo to take considering the $3,584,000,000 inx received to-day from the Head action to ensure that these goods bill agreed upon h
with a Omce in London; of the, Chartered are not in any caso diverted to the cal differences fumber of techni-
connection Bank of India, Australia and China: furtherance of private interests difference in the versions of leginia-
ton, approved by
two Chambers. Directors have declared an interim Lend-Lense materials sent to Britain on
House leaders began their efforts dividend-for the past half year at the have not been used for export and do to have all *members backs rate of 10% per annum subject to every effort will be made to ensure income, for dividend payable on in that they are not used for export the Job by September: 10 to expedia- October
subject to principles that where anal Congressional action on the bill.
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The Editor,
Hongkong Telegraph.
Sir, The report of the "Hongkong Telegraph" on September, 8, on the picketing of a pro-Leftist paper is the Brst incident of its kind in this Colony, At this time when the the co-operation of all Alles heed the Loftisis, especially the Russians, the Hongkongues. Will doubt Icss check such
for excess. I cannot understand why the men. behind the picketing racketeers do not' pick the pro-Axis Journals which aro"numerous there. Canes
They "must be
told in unqualified terms that Hong- kong as a British territory now pre fers Leftsm whose aim it is to resale the GHASIA
Falthough Its methods
may
be wrong, to Fascism which enslave the masses to A Dictator.
– And Chiña may not welcome. Com-. munisni. But the Chinese populaco Will certainly hot tolerate in the long run the Fasalstle weapons in dealing witiį, the political opponents,/
Ho Sun-JEN.
Antwer To, Correspondent YK ChanYou have overlooked the legal aspect of the case. The magistrate's decision was based
-this-