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A CASE OF
LOCK - JAW?
AMSTERDAM, May 1 (Reu- ter)-For the first time since Herr Altleresime into power he would not make a speech. to celebrate Labour Day. The only speech scheduled for ta- day is by Rudolf Hess to mem- bers of the Krapp Works in Essen.
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The speech is not expected to contain any sensation.
DJEBEL WINS 2 THOUSAND GUINEAS
LONDON. May I (Reuter)-The Two Thousand Guineas, run day, resulted as follows:-
to-
1. Djebel Elliott) 9 to 4).
2. Stardust (Harry Wragg) (100 to 9). "
NEW CHINESE MINISTER APPOINTED TO TURKEY
Dr. P. C. Chang To Take Over Legation In Angora
CHUNGKING, May, 1 (Central)—Upon
recommendation
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the 463rd meeting of the Executive Tuan held here yesterday decided to appoint Dr. P. C. Chang, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Turkey..
Dr. Chang is the second Chinese Minister to Turkey, the first being General Ho Yao-tan. Since General Ho's retum, the Chinese Legation in Angora has been under the charge of a Charre d'Affaires
is
NO SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE
Dr. Chang, a well-known educa- tor. and a member of the People's younger Political Council, brother of
Chang Po-ling, Dr. formerly President of the Nankai and now
Continued From Page 1 University in Tientsin,
administrators of the the lines, that all is not going one of the Bouthwest Associated University well for the Allies in that field of and concurrently Vice-Chairman operations.
3. Tantmieux (Gordon Richards) of the People's Politkal Council." (13 to 2).
There were 21 starters, Won by wą, lengths: a. head between second and third.
AMERICAN EDUCATION"
A call for more official informa- tion on the situation is made by the Daily Herald, and the ̧ News- He was born. at Tientsin in Chronicle stresses the vital neces- 1892. After graduation fromsity of unified and imaginative Nankai Middle School in 1908, he direction of the three British ser- Also ran were Through the Mist studied in America and took his vices in order that co-operation. (Jones), Black Toni (Carslake). B. A degree at Clark University can be achieved and a decision Saguenay.Taylor), Lighthouse in 1914, and M.A. from Columbia promptly taken." Second (Perryman), Bon Accord University in 1916. He was secre- (Stephenson). Prince
Tetra
tary to the Chinese Education "(Arthur Wragg), Turkhan (Char· | Commission its trip to
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THE PERFECT HOLIDAY Pies Smirke), Lucullus (Beary), Ro- United States in 1919.
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The Times editorial, says: "The function of the German forces, based at Oslo, and the garrison at Trondheim, if not established now.
and is
Seven "Subs" university) 1923-26. dean of the finds
Sunk
OFFICIAL BRITISH STATEMENT
LONDON, May 1 (Reuters Since the beginning of the war Britain has only lost seven of the 57 submarines she then had.
the This figure includes
two latest losses of the submarines Were Tarpon and Sterlet, which reported to be overdue on Tues- day night.
One of these seven submarines was sunk as a result of cident.
an BC-
This is a remarkable figure in view of the many dangerous operations which the submarines of the Royal Navy have called on to perform.
been
two
Dr. Chang represented Tientar is certainly imminent. The hope at the Washington Conference in of quickly cutting off and reduc- 1921. In 1923 he received his ing the German troops at Trond-.. Ph. D. from Columbia University.heim has, for the moment, failed He was dean of Tsing Hua
now the Alled force College (later changed into a operating south of the city that
itself attacked from Nankai Middle School and pro- sides and in danger of being cut ressor of Nankai University 1928--0
"On a longer view, the task 20.
henceforth is clearly to establish and hold the line that will bar access of the invader to the long narrow strip of the country run ning between the Swedish frontier
k
In 1930 he acted as director of the famous Mel Lan-fang's troupe on its American tour.
WORLD LECTURES
He was visiting prufessor at the and the North Sea and extending
far into the Arctic Circle." Chicago University in 1931 and visiting professor at the Hawsh University 1933-34. Since the out- break of the Sino-Japanese war in 1937 he has been touring in Europe and America lecturing on China's cause. He returned to China only last month.
MR. SHAO LI - TZE
AERIAL STRENGTH The Times adds that behind this line the Alles must build up military and aerial strength suff clent to overtake the start gained by the enemy and enable them, in due time to resume the offen- alve and clear Norwegian soil of the invaders.
Java and Manila. Strafa and Manila Japan.
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Japan and Shanghai.
Manila ..........
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Canada, D.SA, Japan and Shanghai
B. C., date 20th April), U. 8. A., & Manila (San Francisco date, 13th April) Shanghai, Calcutta and Straits Japan and Shanghai. Japan and Shanghal
strafts and Manila
Straits and Manila,
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"The process of expelling the ag- ENTERTAINED gressor is bound to be longer than
contemplated and
engendered CHUNGKING, May 1 (Central) by our first naval successes, but Mr. Shag L-tza, Chinese Am- there is no thought anywhere of bassador to the Soviet Union, and relaxing the effort required for Madame Shao were entertained at the ultimate deliverance of Nor- GERMAN LOSSES
farewell tea reception given way." The damage they have inflict-jointly by the Sino-Soviet Cultural Association, the China. Branch of British ed is well illustrated by
show he International Peace Campaign. Admiralty figures which
the Chinese People's Foreign Rela- that in the last three weeks the
tions Association and the Chinese Germans have lost 40 transport
Writers' and Artists' Association in concealing and misrepresent-straits and London via Long-Sea-Route due Lon- Reg. 2nd 9.45 AM supply ships.
for Resistance to Japan last night. Ing the truth when matters were don, 11th June,
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Manila, Saigon, Bangkok, Mauritius, Reunion, Ma-
dagascar, Lourenco-Marques and South Africa Amoy.
Of these 28 were sunk, another was scuttled, one was set on fire and another 10 were hit y torpedoes and probably sank.
There have also been an un known number sunk by mines in the Skagerrak.
MUCH GREATER TOLL The Germans themselves admit officially that they have lost ships but claim that these were
Over 1,000 people were present, Dr. Sun Fo, President of the Legis- lative Yuan, presided.
The Chinese and Soviet, national anthems were played.
The Daily Telegraph says: "It has been the prime element of the strength in the Alles moral | Canton position that their Governments felt themselves under no necessity
critical; There is no example in Bwatow the history of the nation being more firm and resolute in the pro- secution of the war than Great Britain and France.
"What has to be faced in the
Manila
Amoy.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Speaking at the reception, Mr. Norwegian situation falls 1m- Shac emphasized the cordial rela-measurably short of any extreme tions existing between China and demand upon the Allies' firmness Parcels only for Tientsin, the Soviet Union. He believed that it is merely that the events in
Shanghai.
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|G.PO. & K.P.O.
Parcels"
Noon
1.45 PM
2.30 PM
operate in the struggle for world not hitherto developed in accor- Manila, Rabaul, Australia, and New Zealand is Rog.
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the two countries would closely co-
this secondary theatre of war has
..
dance to the hopes we entertain- ed."
all small ships carrying not over 300 meh. They claim that the total loss of then could more than 3,000.
peace and justice...
not
be
and believe
tor-
Unofficial German sources. neutral sources however,
and that the Allled mines pedoes have taken a much great-
er toll of transport supply ships and that troop losses are in the thousands.
Brisbane-due Brisbane, 20th May.
Ord,
K.PO. Parcels 3.00 PM 5.00 PM
Reg..
Ord.
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G.PO.
The Daily Mall, basing its leader Miss Dorothy Abbott, daughter of j the Hon. Mr. C. L. Abbati, Admin on Sir Archibald Sinclair's speech yesterday, says: The decision istrator of the Northern Territory, Australia, and Mrs. Abbott passed must rest with the Allied Chiefs through Singapore on April 24, to of Staff and no political reputa-
Egypt and Europe via Sues and London Partels Beg. England to wed air bero Kellett. tion can be allowed to influence Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Parcels 3.00 PM now a Wing Commander in the
-due London, 14th June. R.AF
SATURDAY
On a charge of. wounding with Stockholm dispatch says that the Fort Bayard, and Hofhow. intent to cause grievous bodily handful of Norwegians who held ANTI - CHOLERA harm Chiu Tong, 2-, was com-out in the fortress of Here for
CAMPAIGN
There was a good response to the appeal made by the Director of Medical Services for public sup- port of the Anti-Cholera Cam- paign, which was started yester- day, when several hundreds of people presented themselves at some 18 centres for free. inocula- tion.
The public are earnestly re- quested to co-operate with the medical authorities,
HEALTH WORKERS'
CHUNGKING, May 1 (Central) The Ministry of Interior has es- tablished institutes in Kwelyang, Hanching and other places for the training of wartime health workers.
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In addition, the Ministry is planning to set up a number of health centres in various place..
In collaboration with the County Administration Planning Commis- sion, the Ministry is also mapping out an outline of health work,
mitted by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen over three weeks are reported to at Kowloon Conrt yesterday to the have made contact with Allied Criminal Sessions.
troops,
Baigon, Madang, Salamaua Rabaul and Tulagi, Canton
8,00 +M
it."
CONTACT WITH ALLIES PARIS, May 1 (Reuter)-A
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due London 12th May.............................................
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Picture taken at the Fire Briga de demonstration in No. 2 Police Station compound yesterday afternoon. Mr. G. C. Moss. Deputy
Superintendent, is seen above directing operations.
Air Mail for Malaya, Java, and Australla by "Im-
Derial Airways Direct Service"-dile Sydney 13th Reg. May.
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