1939-11-11 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, NOWEMIMIU 1171939

Nazi Air Activity Revived R.A.F. TACKLE PLANES OVER NORTH SEA; ONE DOWNED, ONE ESCAPES

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London, To-day. JAPANESE

THE AIR MINISTRY announces that an enemy

plane was forced into the North Sea yesterday PREPARING

off the east coast. The plane sank.'

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A second enemy plane was promptly engaged but

escaped in the clouds.

Two R.A.F. coastal command planes were engaged

in the action. When the German plane descend- ed the crew got into a dinghy which came out of the plane.

: A German plane, believed to be a Heinkel bomber, flew, over the Bhailand Islands, presumably on

reconnaissance duty.

AIR MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

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London. To-day. 'The "Air' Ministry last night nounced that enemy aircraft active off the coasts during the day, After being greeted with anti-attempting to conduct reconnaissance. aircraft fire the plane proceeded in a south-easterly direction.-Reuter.

THE BEST DIET

measures were

Precautionary Link: staken and the active defences put Into operation, Including anti: aircraft guns.

DURING CONVALESCENCE

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Your convalescene is shortened and in an amazingly short time You foul ready for anything again. Full of energy and vi- tality. Keep Horlicks always ready at hand.

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The enemy aircraft which tvas forced down was a Dornier flying

boat.

We had no casualties.---Reuter.

NEW DRIVE

Tsoyang, Honan.' To-day, The Japanese are reported to be massing troops for a fresh drive in south Honan and north Hupeh. I

Extensive troop movements are go- ing on on the southern sector of the Peiping-Hankow Railway the Kingshan-Chungsiang highway. Re- inforcements are numbers at Anlu, Suihsien and Ying- arriving in large

Central News.

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A Chinese woman, aged 26.

was knocked down by a tár yesterday afternoon near the intersection of Prince Edward Road and Taikung Road, Kowloon City. She was taken to hospital suffering from serious injuries to the leg.

SOVIET-FINNISH

BELIEVED NEARER

AGREEMENT

(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL”)

Moscow, To-day.

A SOLUTION OF THE Soviet-Finnish problem is deemed to have been practically found follow- ing a one-hour conference between Stalin, Molo- tov, M. Passakivi and M. Tanner last night.

It is understood that Finland is permitting the Red Navy to establish bases at the north entrance to the Gulf of Finland, thus accepting Russia's most important demand.

Finland is believed also to be hand- ing over to Russia the islands of Seisakara, Lavansart and Tytarsari, against Soviet territory in Karelia.

Russia" "agrees to renounce her

· protensions--to-an- alliance' with Finland similar, to those reached with Latvia, Esthonia and Elthuania, Chistely claiming the maintenance of the existing. 8o. viet-Finnish non-aggression pact. Russia is also probably asking Fin-. land: to refrain from entering any ‘agreements or co-ordinations directed

against Russia. Havasi

MANY

HOURS SPENT IN DISCUSSION

Helsinki, To-day.

The Finnish Cabinet spent many hours deliberating on the Soviet negotiations.

The latest meeting of the Finnish delegates with Stálin and Molotov failed to reach an agreement, and it is expected there will be No

another

Agents 2. Imperial." "Chemical INDUSTRIES (GZIMA) LIMITED, Homeasure

Steradent

meeting in Moscow to-day when Finland will have decided on hør next' move.

The Finnish Foreign Office denies: that the talks have ended, in-wplter of the latest failure to reach" agree- Ment.Reuter.

GERMAN SPIES IN U-BOATS

The Gestapo are not content with spying on every factory, home and Individual in. Germany they have even extended their activities to the U-boats.

Not only do the Nazis doubt the loyalty of their people on the home front, they even suspect the picked men of the navy..

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While the U-boats are at sea the Gestapo agents work as ordinary members of the crew; there is noth- ing to distinguish them; but all the time they watch and listen.

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Back in port. 'for refuelling, the U-boat loses one or two members of it's crew maybe more. "They dis- appear suddenly; quietly

They are the men who havé, éx- pressed discontent with the Nazi gang masters.

ONE WAS UNLUCKY

Ong of these Gestapo men

has been found among prisoners of war at an interniment camp in the North of England.

He was found lecturing his fellow prisoners a few days agaj.but since he was given strict instructions that this practice must stop, he has ceased his activities.

Stories that one of the men has been seen with two black eyes result of being beaten up by incensed prisoners who found his Gestapo secret, and that

one man has been treated at a local hospital after a camp fight, are nothing more than highly coloured

rumours, an official

said.

The seventy-one men, all U-boat

personnel, are as happy as their de- tention allows them to be."

› Arrangements are being made for

them to be allowed to play football

on a pitch adjoining the mill where they are interned. Part of the scheme to keep the men occupied will be for

them to level the ground where the

football pitch will be laid out.

All get good meals, three a dày

considerably better than published

recommendations for German house- wives' menus.

ha-Entente-Cordiale.” Chaws of British and French AntilismARA Ine oraft swapping experiences of the war against U«Beats. Omolal Picture: Grown. Copyright Reserved).

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