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their services to the Public, are MUDDLED METHODS vehicles showing service perform. THE ARRANGEMENTS made by the local authorities to ed. type, make and registered number, to me at the Govern deal with the requirements ment Trade School, Wood Road, under the recently announced Immigration Scheme have wanchai.
[been far from satisfactory; to
judge, by the experience of) the last two days when ap-} plications for certificates of residence and entry permits .ere received at the office of the Immigration Department ¡in Queen's Road. The object of the scheme, as rutlined in the Draft Ordinance publish-". ed in the Government Gazette on Friday last, is to bring PARTICULARS AND CON about a reduction in the po- DITIONS of the Sale by Public pulation of the Colony and, Auction to be held on Monday, at the same time, to prevent the 25th day of November, 1940, the entry into Hongkong of at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the persons of doubtful charac- As such, the scheme is Public Works Department, by Orter. der of His Excellency the Gover- an admirable one, for it is! nor of one Lot of Crown Land at realised that, in the event of
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EDITORIAL
Mr. K'e Wu-shao and his bride, formerly Miss Au Ching-yee.- (King's Studio)..
FORTHCOMING WEDDINGS
The following forthcoming mar- ages are announced:--
Mr. Lew On-seng, undergraduate,
Wong Nei Cheong Gap Road, in an emergency, all persons Hongkong University, and Miss living in the Colony, who Irene Yu, residing at No. 314, the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, with the option have a rightful reason for re- Nathan Road. of renewal at a Crown Rent to be maining here or who would. wish to return when" normal,
Mr. Ng Sin-yue, clerk, residing at No. 118, Gloucester Road, and'
CORRESPONDENCE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1940
WORK OF MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
IS FRONT LINE JOB: CIVIC PRIDE IN LONDON TODAY
***I AM NOT TELLING YOU ANY NEWS when I say that London has had a bad time, but it still carries on in more or less the same way. We have, of course, evacuated a number of children from the city, but from the point of view of business, business carries on in the same way as before. London is the nerve centre of the world and will remain so." said LIEUT:-COL. J. T. L MOORE-BRABAZON, Minister of Transport, when he spoke in London on Mon- day night, on the work being done by the Ministry to keep London's transport going.
NEWSETTES Mr. Lee Sing-kill, Vice-Chair-
man of the Tung Wah Hospitals, and former Chairman of the Chinese General-Chamber of Commerce, entertained some 50 students of the Chung Shing Institute at his bungalow in Castle: Peak on Sunday. An enjoyable day was had by all and a hike to the nearby hills was made in the afternoon with Mr. Lee acting as "suide.”
Mr. Chef Kung-po, president of" "About a month ago," said, visit of 200 to 300 bombers. it must the Legislative Yuan of the Nan the speaker, the Prime Min-necessarily happen that our trans-king regime, was appointed Mayor ister sent for me to go and Port system is damaged and dam-of Greater Shanghai at a meeting
aged frequently,
held recently by the Executive. Yuan. Mr. Chen Yao-tsu was ap pointed chairman of the Kwang- tung Provincial Government, which post was vacated by Mr. Chen Kung-po.
see him at 5.30 in the after- noon. I did not know what
he wanted. He said: 'I want you to take on the post of Minister of Transport.' I said I was quite prepared to try.
FRONT LINE JOB
"The next day I found my- self a City Councillor and in charge of the great department of the Ministry of Transport. » i The Prime Minister told me: I am giving you a front line job, you know.' I smiled, for 1 never realised what a front line Job It It sounded a dull appointment.
"All transport services, there- fore, have to be improvised. Buses have to be rushed up at a moment's notice to
carry passengers over a particular section. I am afraid that the man travelling to and from his work has lately had to put up with a lot of difficulties. I cannot tell you what has gone wrong, as that would give away aseful Information to the
enemy.
"So time and again, the office
Mr. . c. Hu, chairman of the Shanghai Insurance Association and general manager and promo- ter of the Ning-Shao Life In- surance Co Ltd.. 356 Peking Road," passed away on Now 5 at his
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home on Hart Road, Shanghai,
of nearly-
worker finds his route to work After
性 residence
interrupted and he blames me thirty years in China, Mr. O, B metime the cause of the inter- Vongehr of the firm of Mesura. ruption is obvious, such as a bigo. E, Vongehr & Co. Fed., Inc. bomb crater in the road, but all
the time men are working fever USA., Hankow, is retiring from "Let me tell you some of the ishly to make repairs under con the East Mr. Vongehr came out things for which we are responst-ditions of great danger and I could from the United States in 1912 on- ble ports, harbours, canals, roads, tell you many a tale of herote the staff of the American Cons bridges and also all railways, in efficiency in this work.
sulate in Tientsin.. which I include the London trans-
DIFFERENCE IN LONDON
Axed by the Surveyor of His conditions prevall, should be Miss Ho Shuk-chan, of No. 18. Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Buko-trame on our railways has in-trains.
Majesty the KING, for one fur-
In possession of documents Fleming Road. ther term of 75 years.
entitling them to do so. The Intending bidders are. advised
main problem in seeking to Mr. John Lee, electrical me- Lat immediately after the dis
secure а reduction of the chanic, residing at No. 352, Main posal of the lot the Purchaser
population is
Street, and Miss Ng Sa-lan, of the If not, the applicant) will be present
the same address. required
an question of dealing with the to deposit with authorised officer who will be large numbers of refugees
Mr. Lee Ching-ping, draughts present at the sale, the sum of who have sought accommoda- man, of South China Iron Works, two hundred dollars, ($200) Intion in the Colony during the and Miss Wong Duck-thong re- cash. This sum will be refunded last three years.
siding at No. 496, Nathan Road. on payment of the Purchase IT SHOULD BE at this-sur-
Mr. Fung Fa-lan, medical prac- plus population of nearly toner, residing at No. 25, Ventris quarter-of-a-million that this Road, and Miss Woo The-sang, PARTICULARS OF THE LOT scheme should operate, but it student, residing at No. 15. Ken-
is difficult to see how the pre-nedy Road. sent system of receiving ap-|
price.
Inland Lot
East of Inland t No. 6071.
South No. 2340,
Wang Nei Choong
Registry No.
No. of Bale,
Locality.
A7
Gap Road.
Boundary Measure-
ments.
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sale plan
Contents in
2000%
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Annual
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32,830
GER'A
928
It is this type of problem that gives me the most worry, because I know inconvenience is being caused to my fellow- "citizens. far and above the fa they have to lead from bom- bardment night after night. from an unscrupulous enemy.
RELIEF FUNDS WANTED
BALTIC EVACUEES port system. I cannot, as you can
After more than 28 years of well imagine, tell you all the **Far and above this, you will service with the Shanghai Muni- The Editor, HK. Dally Press
problems that come my way and find a difference in London, itself cipal Police, Deputy Commissioner- Dear Sir-The following letter the constant anxieties I have to The people are getting back to R. W. Terke, in charge of the has been received from Mr. Riddle bear
their homes earlier in the evenings S.M.F. Special Branch, has hand- „!writing on behalf of the Baltic First of all there is the main and this means an accentuation of ed in his resignation, reports the- Evacuees, and it is thought that line of railways. You know very the traffic on the road, and you North China Daily News Mr. you might like to publish it. well that so much of Western Eu-know very well that road transport Yorke will in all probability spend "On behalf of the Evacuees from rope is in German hands, that the does not carry as much as the his retirement in Australia where
he will be joined by his family, vina and Poland we beg hereby to creased and passenger traffic is at top speed. 80 much of express our thanks to the Hong- not kong authorities, the Church of goods have to move about the England, the Roman Catholic and country. that passengers have to Jewish Churches for all monies and play. second fiddle.
Then it is not a secret to say clothing subscribed to assist the Evacuees. We can assure you that that we are building up a big army, whose movements have to be we accept all these gifts with heartfelt graffude and shall al- looked after The trains do not "I am not telling you any news the Executive Yuan, and the Na- ways remember oft visit to Hong-run to the best time schedule by when I say that London has had tional Relief Commission have re- kong and the magnificent recep-rigidly to the schedule as adver- in the same way. We have eva-visional People's Political Council in any means nor do they keep very a bad time, but it is carrying on ceived a telegram from the Pro- tton given by ita citizens."
tised. There is the problem of rail cuated a number of children from Kwellin asking for an appropria- So many people helped very transport which the railways are the city, but from the point of tion of $4,000,000 for the reller generously that it would be impos- being called upon to solve far in view of business, business carries of the refugees in the recovered sible to thank them all individual-excess of their normal carrying on in the same way it did before. areas in south Kwangsi.—(Central ly, and it would be greatly appre- All this involves new problems to London is the nerve centre of the News, ciated if all those helpers could be the railways. They have not only world and will remain so. thanked through the medium of to carry on in a lop-sided way, but
*NO" NIGHT LIFE your paper.
their efforts have to be directed to the furtherance of the war effort.
LONDON TRANSPORT
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, | Dr. H.H. Kung, Vice-President of
VIVIEN LEIGH IN "If a person visits London today WATERLOO BRIDGE
for the first time, one of the things
he would notice, apart from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers local
And now I want to say a word physical aspect, is that night life office has received a telegraphic from their - General- about an important aspect of my has disappeared. You do not go message task and that is in connexion with to theatres and cinemas so often Manager in Shanghal, in which he London transport. You will all re-n the evenings now and you don't informs them of the unprecedent member that some years ago, Longo out in the dark more often that ed record established by Waterloo don transport was placed under you can help. But there are new Bridge in its first week's release. Board. That was of enormous black-out wants to be experienced one head in the London Passenger excitements and motoring in the at the Roxy Theatre, Shanghai.
Twenty four shows were held in help and was a guaranteed system: to be enjoyed. --
the first week and each one was a
On Bicycles
Prison
Thieves
Sent To
CHAN MUK-YAU and HO CHI-FAN were arraigned before Mr. Justice Williams yesterday on the charge of having robbed Li Y, engineer, and his girl friend, Vim Oi, of two wrist watches, a whis- and $188 in money in Boundary Street, Kowloon City, at 9.45
on Oct.
has there been such civic pride na This is in itself a remarkable in London. The Londoner deserves tribute to the meritorious quality the congratulations and admira-or Waterloo Bridge, and "should" tion of the world for what he has serve to enhance still further the to put up with and the way he has overwhelming popularity of Vivien borne it. The Londoner today be-Leigh, who was just recently seen longs to a family which has never in Gone With The Wind. In got together, so closely as of late Waterloo Bridge she is co-starred there is no class in London at all with Robert Taylor. and all are bearing their present
troubles in the certain knowledge of ultimate victory. We do not mind being plastered, we can take
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THE WEATHER
plications from thousands of of the scheme will become a
Yours faithfully, literate Chinese in order to long-drawn-out process. In
A. LADE, And out whether they are the second place, the majority Paymaster Lieutenant Commander. destitute or not can be dealt of the Chinese are not at all Secretary to Commodore... with under the arrangements clear on the requirements of
SINO-JAPANESE now being carried on by the the new regulations and the Immigration Office. The ob- rush of the last two days PEACE RUMOURS vious intention of the au- arose out of the assumption thorities should be to send that, after December 17 next,With reference to the report
CHUNGKING Nov. 19 (Reuter away from the Colony all when the Ordinance will come of the Japanese Imperial Confer those who have no grounds to into operation, no further ence that Japan will negotiate Anybody who lives in London now "There is one interesting deve complete sell-out. He goes on to show for remaining or for certificates or entry permits peace direct with. Generalissimo under aerial bombardment knowlopment and that is that there is say that even the takings on the 619 wanting to return to
the will be issued. The authori Chiang Kai-shek, official Chinese how many bombs fall on the city a real pride in being a Londoner first week of Waterloo Bridge sur- quarters here declare that they and it is clear that though the today. People who come from passed the --takings- on Tarzan Colony in the event of their ties should make this point are without information of the aiming is not accurate, yet in the Manchester and Cardiff speak with Finds A Son for the first week of being sent away in an emer-clear to the public in order to alleged decision
general scattering of bombs by a pride of those places but never its release. gency: The rush of appll-relieve the strain under which FRAUD ATTEMPTS cants at the Immigration the staff of the new depart-
FOILED
Office during the last two ment are at present sinfggling days proves that practically to cope with the number of A godown at No. 67, Kennedy Town Praya, belonging to a Chi- every Chinese in Hongkong is applicants,
THE DECISION to have nese firm, was the scene of at-making an attempt to obtain tempted frauds recently.
the right of residence and only one centre for receiving. return At the rate at which these applications was per- On two separate occasions two Chinese males went to the godown applications are being dealt haps, the most ill-conceived and ordered 20 cases of tea. The with by the new department, part of the present Ange
Maximum temperature yester- first man ordered the goods in the the thirty days grace allowed ments. None of the lessons
day was 80 and the minimum 68 name of Jardine, Mathieson and for all persons to possess of the working of the immi-
--" Mr. 3, Reynolds, Crown Counsel, assisted by Det-Sgt. G. Dow- If the Germans thought they compared with 76 and 64 on Mon- Co., Ltd, and on the second occa themselves of these docu-gration laws abroad eam to man, prosecuted, and the following lury was empanelled: Mestra. M. |can break our spirit, let me say day. slon the firm name of Harrison.ments will be barely sufficient have been studied as to Nemase (Foreman), M. A Luni, J. & Fereira, A.A dos Remedios that our morale is perfectly satis Total rainfall since Jan. 1 is King and Company was used. to cover even a fraction of distribute the population in a Dew Boon Senz, Lemuel Jen, and J. F. Dwyer,
factory thank you. We have had 118.32 Inches against an, average It was discovered later that they this huge surplus population. more equitable manner for
bombs on our western district and of 83.53. The complainants were walking, Defendants stated, in exidence on our factories, but these factories The Royal Observatory report was reported to the Police As the IN THE FIRST PLACE, the the purpose of dealing with along Boundary Street on the that Li Fuk resented a remark are still turning out equipment for states result of investigations all the questionnaires which appli-applications. The various ponight in question and, when near which Chen made to Ho and which pulling bar weight in the near The anti-cyclone extends from goods, valued at $2,000, were re-cants have to fill up tre far lice stations in the Colony Balle Cotege, saw two men i thought referred to him. The future. Don't forget that that is the Upper, Zangue Valley to the
approaching them on bicycles, complainant attempted to strike happening as clearly as night Facific eastward of Japan and covered. They were found on too lengthy and unnecessarily might with advantage have These men were again seen further the first accused, and the second follows day -board-a-funk
| decreasing" "pilightly, it inte ・ exacting, and much of the been made centres for each on apparently fixing their ma defendant went to his friend's aid DU.S. ASSISTANCE-
The depression is moving east- time of the staff at the Im district and so prevented the cbines when the couple came by pushing the other man away.
*Then there is something else. ward over the northem part migration Office is taken up rush on the office in Queen's abreast of them, the accused, grab-
retiring, the jury four sister defnocracy across the the Bes of Japan. Hunan Contributes in explaining these to appli- Road. This would have solved bed Yo by the wrist and point brought in unanimous verdicts of Atlantic is doing all she can to
ing a knife at him, demanded his Guilty against both defendants. cants who are unable to read a great many of the hardships watch and money, and then took First accused was sentenced to reckon on our own resources and help us to the end. We can now ter Garments Winter
or write. It is futile to expect which the meagre staff of the trom the gh her watch and 21 month imprisonment within the aircraft line we equal the Responding to the appeal of the people of this class to be able Immigration Office have now money. They then rode off on hard labour.
* productions of the Germans today. Winter Garment Campaign Com-
The second accused, who had what is going to be our superiority mittee in Chungking, the various to give details of their rest to shoulder by themselves. If their bicycles
Sub-Inspector Bouza
pleaded guilty to the charge of when added to our own resources public organisations in Hunan dence and occupations in the the scheme is to operate suc- have contributed 200,000 winter Colony, to provide witnesses cessfully and prove of benefit, Police Reserve who was in his car robbery by two or more with the comes the great deliveries from drat accused and another man, the other side of the Atlantic? garments valued at $500,000, which and to adduce reasons, for to the Colony, nothing should went
was, sentenced to 27 months hard Not only are we going have been handed over to the wanting to remain or to be be allowed to occur which rive
superiority in the air," but "stich Headquarters of the Fourth Warable to return if they leave would hamper it and delay its
ther man, wh had pleaded superiorit that the bombardmen Zons for distribution among the Hongkong. On this score effectiveness and unless the
London will be noth to what are going to deal out to Ger- alone, the task before the present muddled met
factories and to. Germ new department is most are remedied, it will be Im liers is expected to be obtained formidable and progress in possible to work the scheme (Central News) -
were false orders and the matter
rank, and fle at the front.
campaign la conthining and:
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running as Clint is the
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