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LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter).—The Royal Air Force yesterday raided the Royal Reserve Liability of Fropriators 3,000,000 Arsenal at Turin, north Italy, in by far the most powerful attack yet made on that region. It was-led by Britain's biggest bombers the four-engined Stirlings followed by four-engined Halifaxes and twin-engined bombers.
This was the first time that Britain's heaviest bombers have hinde the journey of 1.200 miles there and back with a double crossing of the Alps which they took in their stride.
Describing the attack one of the Surling pilots said: "As we went down through France it was as quiet
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as a grave. One or two scorchlights poited lato the clouds but they soon from the National Defence Council of India and of two recently gave up. Most of the time during the appointed members of the Governor General's Council - were crossing of the Alps we now at over ventilated at question-tiime in the Commons. 20.000 feet. We were about the third
Mr L. S. Amery, Secretary for India, stated, "There have bomber to come over Turin and al-'.
three
Large blocks been no resignations from the Viceroy's Executive Council. As re-, ready there were- of fires in a row. We dropped a stick gards the newly created National Defence Council its main pur of bombs on the railway stations and pose was as I made clear at the time, to bring the war effort in then went round again and came the provinces and states as well as in the ranks of commerce, back to drop a second stick.
industry and labour into more effective touch with the Central Banking. Business transected. Government.
After we and bombed we started climbing again and 14.9 we turned toward the Alps we saw the attack under way. There were a lot Ketting of bombs being dropped.
Fighters Scared Off
On that basis invitations to serve were issued to and accepted by the premiers of four provinces in which [ normal constitution bas remained
"A few minutes after leaving Turin in force, in their capacity as pre-
my rear
of
Mr
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Mr Ammon asked whether the es- tablishment of such an industry could be used in connection with the pro-
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Local Currency and Sterling with interest duction of war potential.
The Secretary of State for India,
allowed at rates obtainable en application.
The Bank's Head Offee In Landon gunner reported three milers and without reference to the Mr L. S. Amery, replying, declined
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Aghters coming up very fast ostern, fact that three of them were mem-to accept AS
statementrics, and claims recovery of British I told him to get them because there wers of the Working Committee of and added that the resources which Income Tax overnatt, on terms which
Ammon's TEHERAN, Sept. 11 (UP). The
was not much room for evasive action the Moslem League. A merling CON-
ascertained Et any 0.47 The Boston Symphony Or
Agencies and Branches. chestra
Russian authorities have so far seized over the Alps. He opened up on vened by Mr Jinnah has since culled the establishment of an automobile ances and Lawrence
industry would draw upon are fully 50 Germans in Iran whereupon the them at once and they split forma upon the members of the
W. D. EVANS THOMAS, League, Op. 24 (Faure)....Serge
required for the development premiers of Bengal, Indian war production. Elegie,
Germans quickly acquiesced to the tion. One disappeared into the fncluding the Koussevitzity and The Boston Sym- India internment scheme. The nuin-clouds, the others Joining friends who Punjab and Assim, to resign Both phony
Orchestra; Even Bravest Heart
ber "of Tunisians and Rumanions had
In reply to a question about such from the Viceroy's Executive and como up. They made no attack (From "Faust" Act 2-Gounod),... **
The development after
war, National Defence Council on the Amery said that there were no dif- (26 that The Printed Matter Service to the Lawrence Tibbett (Baritone) with is small, Bulgars were exempted in and soon made off.
Russian insistence. compliance with
they had nssociated "Rosamunde"
"One solitary gun in the foothills following places in China is tem-Orchestra;
-Ballet porarily suspended: Yunnan, 676- Music Nu, 2. Op, 20 (Schubert), the expulsion of the Axis adherents a pot at us. It just fired once for reference to and against the wishes and material urgently required for It is questionable whether or not on the Italian side of the Alps tool themselves with a step taken without culties in the way, provided, they do hot at this moment draw upon labour chuen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fuklen S
Serge Rous
Koussevitzky and The
President will be possible within the period luck. We came home very nicely of Me Jinnah as (except Amoy and Kulangau),
Orchestra; Song Of The Wil
war production, Symphony Kwangxi, North
East of and
A Wellington pilot came down 10 These three premiers have com- Flea (Goethe-Moussorgsky), Pil- of one week as stipulated, but it is Kwanglung.
grim's Song Op. 47, No. 5 (Tuistol-understood that the first trainlond of 2,000 reel to drop his bornbs planting Small Packet Fost to all countries Tchaikovsky) Lawrence Tibbett 250 Germans will leave for Ahwaz five large fires in Turin with other plied with the request of the work-SUCCESSOR TO
Friday The
Germans have small ones around it. (Darktone) with Orchestra; Minuet on
turned their firearms over to the Another crew counted 34 flres from The Nawab of Chatain had pre- SUPPRESSED Of The Will O' The Wisps, Hungarian Arch (Both from
irati Police. of
bombs which were seen to burst on INWARD AIR MAILS
The town Legation has not yet a large factory. There were enorm Air Mall by "Pan American Airways Faust"-Berloz) ....
Boston been formally sealed. Several cars ous explosions in the heart of the fire Direct Service"San Francisco vitzky and The
were on the grounds throughout the and things seemed to burst out of But ....Bept, 13. Orchestra: None dale, Bil September
The morning loading miscellaneous pro- the fire and explode at a height from Ale stall by Tan American Airways Heart, Op. 6 No. 6 (Tchaikovsky)...perty which was transported to the 2,000 to 0,009 fect.""
Direct
with Orchestra; Francisco Lawrence Tibbett Service"San date, 18th September....Sept. 25. Larghetic (From Concerto Grosso No country Legation.
12 in B Minor (H Moll) (11andel)... OUTWARD AIR MAILS
Serge
rge Koussevitzky and The Boston Friday, Sept. 12
Symphony Orchestra, Air Mail by Ale to Rangoon to con- "British Overness nest with the Airways."
is suspended,
K.P.O..and G.P.O.
Rer... Ord.
...Sept. 12, 4 p.m. Sept. 12, 4.30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan- American Always fhd Trans-
Atlantlo Services."
K.P.O. and G.F.O. Ref.
.Sept. 13, 5'
p.tn. Ord.
.Sept. 5.30 p.in. Monday, Sept. 15
Air Mall by Air to Rangoon to con- nect with the "British Overseas Airways."
EP.O. and G.P.O. Reg
Sept. 15. 4 p.m. Ord... Sept. 15, 4.30 pm
Thursday, Sept. 25 Air Mail for Mania, Guam, Honolul
U.S.A. and Europe vla "Tan-Ameri can Airways and Trans-Atlanti, Services."
K.P.O.
"Kousse-
7.30 Portuguese Programme. 8.00 London Relay-The News, 8.15 London Relay-War mentary.
8.25
Other crews described how they It is learned that Mr Louls Drey-suw firea "bulging and billowing" and fus, the American Minister, was given made out the gaunt framework of audience by the Shah last Saturday gutted buildings.
night who thanked him for Pre- sident Roosevelt's message of friend- Com-ship which was a response to the Shab's appeal for aid when hostilities broke out.
London Relay — "Listening Post-Examination of Points In Daily German Propaganda,
8.30 Programme Summary, 8.32 Charlie Kunz (Piano) and Frances Day (Vocal).
3.00
Local Time Signal and An-
;
Round-Up Proceeds
LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter).-It is understood that the 48 hours allow- ed by the Anglo-Soviet nuthorities for handing over German nationals In Iran have now expired and that being rounded up and brought to the German and Italian nationals main centres of fran.
are
(Bass) withre ChaltaplNazis are furious about the delivery
Oxford Group And Mr Bevin
of the
Defence
ing Committee.
viously resigned from the Council accepting the post of Pre-
"DAILY WORKER” sident of the Hyderabad Executive Council. The Begum Shah Nawaz
LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter).The remains a member of the Council. suspension of the Communist news- There have been no other resigna-paper tions,
Maladroitness
"Daily Worker" has been circumvented by the publication of a new paper called "Workers' Gazelle," according to Mr Charles Ammon asked how for House of Commons, who asked whe- to a questioner in the has this been brought about by the ther
action had been taken any maladroitness of government $0.
against those concerned for the con- presentations which had
rather travention of
the Defence Regula- claimed them as
representatives of the Moslem League.
It
to secure
as
is
ther
tions
under which the "Daily Worker"
suspended.
The Home Secretary, Mr Herbert Morrison, replied showing that the matter had not escaped his notice
SEIZURE OF A FRENCH SHIP
Mr Amery declared, "I think was made absolutely clear both by the viceroy and myself that the pur LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter). The pose of the National Defence Council and that "any future developments Oxford, Group is not accepted by the was to bring the provinces and states will be watched carefully." Government as a religious organisa- commerce, Industry, and labour into tion within the meaning of the Bri-
contact closer
with the Central nouncements,
0.02
tish National Service Act An Hour Of Classical Re
Labour Minister, Mr Ernest Bevin,
said the Gover
Government,
"Of course it was essential quest-Symphony No. 5 In E Minor,
when answering n question about the always
lways the case In India that on any 2nd Movement: Largo,...The Royal Interned in Iran but the possibility are who were exempted from mili-sonable Op. 95 ("The New World"-Dyurak)
It is probable that they will be number of lay preachers of military public body there should be a ren- representation of the two Albert Hall Orchestra; Liebesfeud
LONDON, Sept. 11 (British Wire- and I think this was (Love's Joy-Kreisler), Liebesleid of their being taken to India is not tary service.
Love's Sorrow-Kreisler) Fritz ruled out.
"Mr Bevin said that over 400. lay his
by Mr Jinnah in less)-Asked for information_relal- Reaction In Germany Kreisler (Violin) with Piano; Sonit
were exempted ar reserved. preachers
ure the order to
resolution passed ing to the seizing of the French Of The Volga Boatmen (Chalapine, ZURICH, Sept. 1 (Renter)-The the Oxford Group as coming within was ever made by Gaver representato Casablanca, the Parlamentul
When
asked whether he regarded by the Moslem League. No claim steamer, Isaic, which was intercepted that on July 19 on passage from Bordeaux Kocacmann)...
Hungarian
category of lay preachers, Mr anybody was invited as a represente Secretary to the Ministry of Economic Piano and Orchestra of Germans in Iran into Russian and Bevin replied: "No. Within the tive of the Moslem League,
Warfare sald that this vessel was Fantasia For
no) British bands, according to press re- meaning of the National Service Act letter to Mr Jinnah states that the carrying three locomotive chassis and (Piano) (Liszt)....Jacques Dupont
ports reaching here. am The Orchestre. Symphonique ef
the viewpoint or
community was worthlly re- thel Perlin regards the handing over of ability to serve their country, I am her scuse except that there was a
parts weighing 127 tons, 165 tons of nny Paris: Hungarian Dance No. 5 in F
not represented in
sugar and 248 tons of general cargo Germans to Russia as a "barbarity," Sharp
the Minor (Brahms)..
not prepared to necept Oxford .....Royal
other according the Berlin corres Group as a religious organisation."
for Casablanca, Dakar and Covent Garden.
Moslems of proportion Opera Orchestra.
inable 9.45-10.00 News in French (Onpondent-of-the-"Zurich--Tages Two members raised protests, Sir and Ilindus in the total. It was made West African_ports,
Anzeiger."
William Allen, Conservative, spoke clear to Mr Jinnah that the basis on Sept. 25, 7 p.m. Short Wave Only).
of
of the Oxford Group" which these invitations were "Issued Cuba Arouses Íre Of "persecution and another member gave notice that and accepted was that they were in-
vited as premiers of these provinces Falangists In Spain he would raise the matter again.
and that if they ceased to be pre- MADRID, Sept. 11 (Reuter). The The Association for the Advance-miers their position would be auto-losing by the Cuban authorities of ment of Chinese Culture and the matically taken by those who suc- branches Chinese Youth League in Hongkong ceeded them." will cointly hold a niceting in honou of Dr Sun Fo at the Assembly Hall of the Hongkong University at 10 a.in. on September 14, says "Central News,
.....Sept. 25, 6 p.m. Ord...Sept. 25, 5.30 pan.
G.P.O
Sept. 25, 5 p.m.
Reg.
Reg. Ord.
9,42
to
It considers the British
Govern-
0.45 Classical Requests (Cont.).—' Sonata in G Major, (G Dur) Op. 19ent responsible and threatens re- No. 2
2 (Beethoven...Artur Selmabels against British war prisoners
LETTERS Pimo Soin): The Last Rose Of Sum- and civilians in Germany-
Return of Wives and Families
The Editor,
Mr
iner (Moore-Traditional) ...The Kentucky Minstrels with Harp and Organ; Donauwellen (Danube Waves)-Waltz (Ivanovich)....Or chestre Mascotte.
10.00 London The News and News Commentary.
10.15
First Batch To Leave
BY "REUTER'S" SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN İRAND
to
TEHERAN, Sept. 11--The first Hongkong Telegraph.
batch of 250 Germans to be surren Sir-We were promised that the
dered to Britain and Russia under ban would be lifted as soon as the
the terms announced yesterday. is A Programme Of Scottish
In tension in the Far East lifted.
Teheran leave and Songs.-leland Laddie heavily guarded trains to-morrow expected Music Spender has announced that he hay
Mayfair offlelal information that the tension (Carruthers)....The New
morning has lifted, and as the evacuation was Orchestra; Will Ye No Come Back
Two hundred Germans who were ordered in a hurry, it would be a Again? (Baroness Mairne)...Sydney handed over to the British authorities nice gesture if the rescinding order
MacEwan (Tenor) will Plano; Scot-
will be taken to u concentration fish Melodies..
on Florence Maybrive is issued with equal haste.
Why not to-day?
(Violin) with Piano; Ae Fond Kiss Camp at Ahwaz, in southern Iran. The remaining 50 comprising Ger- (Scott Gatty), Deil's Awa W Th Exclseman; The Piper O' Dundee... asked, will go to Kasvin, the mans for whom the Russians special- Alex Carmichael (Baritone) with Piano: Bonnie Scotland....The New nearest Russian occupied point to
Teheran. Mayfair Orchestra.
OPTIMIST.
Civil Disobedience
Imprisonment
10.40 Dance Musle by Ambrose and His Orchestra; Lecuona Cuban LONDON, Sept. 11 (British Wire-Boys: Benny Goodman and His Or
and The for India chesten; Carroll Gibbons Ins). The Secretary
ated in the House of Commons that Savoy ilotel Orphens,
on July 1, those serving sentences
11.08 London-"Makers
In connection with the civil disobe-tory"-Kemel - Allalurk?
of His- Turkey's
dience movement in India umounted Great Statesman.By Babara Ward.
to 12,120, including 28 ex-Ministers 11.16 Close Down,
and 290 members of provincial legis-
Intures.
In addition, seven of the former
hul
detention.
of the latter were under
TIN HAT DAY
Saturday, Oct. 4, 1941
Entire Proceeds to Hongkong's Bomber Fund
Those desiring to send advance donations are requested, to address them to the President, Lady MacGregor. 372, The Peak: or to the Honorary
Secretary, Miss
Iss S. Bander. Morning Post Building.
Fanling Golf Starting Times
Sunday
OLD COURSE
0.16 G, C. Worrall, B. Forrent. 20 S. 5. Church, W. Hewitt. 9.24 1. H. Geare, T. J. J. Fenwick. 0.20 B. Purves, G. M. Park,
A. D. Morrison, K. B. Morrison. 030 A, E, Llesaman, D. S. Ralıb. 0.38 E. G. Pries, F. A. Redmond. 10.10 . . Davis, R. 5. W. Paterson. 15.20 C.. W. E. Bishop, J. D. Clagus,
Valley Championship Sunday
630 R. McEwen, R. Ellis.
1.009 A. K. Mackenzie, F. D. Hunter. 0.0511, M. Keown, T. J. Prica, 0.10. D. WOM
0,13
J. D E. Willerton,
C. Barry.
: 0.20
1. Donker, Bacintyre.
J. M. Thomson, 9.23 A. McKellar, 030 M. A. Calme, W. Stoker. 033 T. 1. Law, R. K. Collings, 840, H. H. Mundy, K. 8. Robertson. PAS O. W. Rowell, J. Linsker, 10,00 W, AL, Buller, A. E. Clarke. 1.5 G. Milne, J. D. Thomion, 10.00. G. T. Lowry, A. V. Greaves. 10,03 W. Li, Alexander, 8. T. Bütün,. 10:10" ́J, 23. Mackie, Col. Matthews,
Entries for the HIV Championship will
Each day after Friday a further batch of Germans will be sent to Ahwaz until all are rounded up. From there they will be shipped to India.
-im-
Diplomatic Immunity Germans with diplomatie munity numbering 14 males with several wives and children—as well ns accredited members of the Itallan, and Rumunion Legations Hungarian will probably motor to Khanaqin our the Iraq frontier and thence proceed |
rafi through Baghdad and Turkey
by
to their own countries.
These decisions were taken to- day at a meeting between represen tatives of the Russian Embassy and the British Legation and the Iranian
•vernment. It is not yet known.
the principal German agents will try to evade being rounded up. All those who are scattered from Teheran to Isfahan and other centres have not yet been brought back despite the Iranian Government's re- queat that the, German Legation 'should send cars to fetch them.
Internment Preferred
It is believed that a large number of Germans, particularly those, who have been in Iran for some consider able time, are relieved at falling into British hands rather than being sent back in Germany.
The trains in which the Germans lenve Teheran in order to be handed over to the British and Rus- slons will be guarded by armed Iranian Police in every carriage and at each end of the train. In addition there will be armed
police
e pt. cach
station on the line.
At Ahwaz and Kasvin, the Ger
ho accepted up to 11 am. Times before: mans will be taken over by the
9 o'clock can be booked--preferably by. British and Russlanx and the Iranian telephoning the Club office,"
Non competitors cannot use the Coure-Government no longer be between 9.aan arid 2.30 p/
responsible for them.
and from
there of the
Spanish Folinge "Auxilio Social" Relief Or- War Effort Obstacle
ganisation is reported in the news- LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter)-It paper "Arriba" to-day. was sufferted at question time in the Cuban
alleged that the House of Commons by the Labour money.
the "Auxillo went Spain. member, Mr Charles Ammon, that Social" the Indian Government, Inced dim-
In denying this, the "Arriba" says: LONDON, Sept. 11 (British Wire-culties in the way of an attempt to "Our compatriots have been perse- less). Between April 1 and Septem-start an Indian automobile manu-cuted and Imprisoned as Ath ber 0 of this year, 558 aireraft of the|facturing plant by the
refusal
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The
Hongkong Telegraph Eleventh Annual Amateur Photographic Competition
Juno
September, 1941. Two Silver Trophies Awarded by ILFORD LTD. For the best nita second-best entries, Thrao Silvor Trophies Awarded by EASTMAN KODAK CO. First Pilzes in each of the three Bections.
$250
interior
$250
CASH PRIZES
scenes. Table Top and Still
SECTION ONE
Life Studies,
Exluding portraituro, plants and and flowers). 1st KODAK SILVER TROPHY 2nd $40. 3rd $30, 4th $10 SECTION TWO Portraiture.
Ist 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 Competition is open to all
photographers.
The entrica awardedorthe Bord Trophies for the best and second- best pictures in the Competition. will not be entitled to any other prizes.
1-The prizes will be awarded to the competitors sending In what are adjudged to be the best photo- graphs
In each Boction. Each entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com- must be petition, and which pasted on back of entry, -The right to publish any or all of the entrien is reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph.
All photographs entered have been taken in the Colon at longkong.- Photographim, wyliish have been already entered in ather Competitions are, ineligible, 6-No responsibility will be acceptedİ for non-delivery of, Jose of, dr damage to entries... All entries. to be either black, septa, or toned pletures, and must be mounted. Coloured photo. straps are ineligible. (Pictures submitted in sepia tones should be** accompanied by a anjalor print in black and white. -No picture, to entered: inmore
than one Section,
10.-Mount to be.only white or cream, must be of one of the following "aizes:-10×12, 18X20,
11. No correspondence will be entered
into in connection with the Com petition, ia-Members of the Staffs of the
flongkong Telegraph and South Ching Horning Post are not permitted to compete. A -13 The decision of the Judges' shall
be, Anal.
the
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