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CARDINAL INNITZER EXPLAINS

Not Surrendering Church's Liberty

In Austria

TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRİL

ITALIAN ENVOY Stock Market

THE HONGKONG

Chinese Fly

In Shanghai Area Again

Shanghal, Apr. 7.

For the first time for months, Chinese acroplanes paid a day-time visit to the Shanghai area yesterday, according to Chinese reports, which atate that a squadron flew over the ern district of Ifsinjunghwa, at western

morning. 7 o'clock yesterday Vatican City, Apr. 6.

Osservatore Interviewed by the

Reconnoltring Japanese troops are

have fred

the Romane before leaving the Vatican reported to City following a 25 minutes' audience machines without success. with Pope Pius, Cardinal Innitzer de- clared that the declaration of the

bishops should not be in as approving anything In-

ол

The Chinese machines retired in a south-westerly direction after circling about for half an hour.

The name reports state that several

10 with the

liberty of the Japanese planes subsequently ascend-

Church,

or. 25 an obligation of con- science on Catholics to the State or Nazi Party.

Particularly the bishops demanded

that all regulations relating to schools

ed, apparently seeking the Chinese machines-Reuter,

and the bringing up of youth should NEW NAVAL SHIPS be in accordance with the natural

rights of parents and the principles of the Catholic Church.

Propaganda against religion and the Church must be prohibited.--

Reuter.

HITLER MAY BEE POPE

Vatican City, April 0. Cardinal Innlizer reported to the Pope the situation concerning the Austrian plebiscite, after with Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secre- tary.

GIVEN SOUND

FILM EQUIPMENT

London, April 0.

All ships under construction above and including gunboats, are being fited with equipment for sound re- conference production for training and instruc

tional purposes, said Mr. A. Duff- Cooper,

First Lord of the Admiralty during question time in the House of Commons to-day.

This equipment, he said, would be suitable for the production of sound Alms, and would enable ships' com- panies to use it for cinema entertain- ment. Reuter.

Meanwhile, there is speculation as to whether Herr Adolf Hitler may visit Pope Plus on the occasion of his state visit to Rome in May-United Press.

CONCERT IN AID

OF WAR VICTIMS MASS FOR CHINA'S

A concert in aid of the Hongkong Students' Relief Association will be held to-morrow and Saturday at 0 p.m. in the Great Hall of the Hong- kong University, under the patronage of the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Lo

and Mr. D. J. Slors, Chancellor. The entire proceeds will be used to pur chase medical supplies for war rellef work.

has

An interesting programme been arranged, including selections by the Chinese Philharmonic Orches- tra; violin solos by Mr. Mn Si-hon; vocal selections by Mr. Li Cher-chi; by Mr. popular Hawallan music Andrew Chan and his Hawalian Troubadours; Chinese music by Mr. Wan Tse-chung; pianoforte solo by

SUFFERERS TO BE SAID IN LONDON

London, Apr. 8.

Cardinal

.AL the invitation of Hinsley, Bishop Yu Ping, Vicar- Apostolic at Nanking, will celebrate Mass in Wesminster Cathedral on

WAS PLEASED

no Italian COUNT GRANDI,

walking to the Ambassador, Foreign Office for a conference during the recent crisis.

HEAVY SENTENCE FOR WOMAN

April 8 for suffering Catholica in WHO HID OPIUM

China and for world peace.

Members of the Diplomatic Corps may be present.Rcuter.

AMBASSADOR TO FLY TO CHINA'S

Airs, R. Ching and tap-dancing by CAPITAL, APRIL 9

Miss Leung Chor-wu.

Messrs. at Tickets may be had

or at the Tsang Fook Piano Co. University on the rights of the con- cert.

DOG OWNER FINED

A fine of $15 was imposed on Miss Ablong. 4 Lincoln Road, by Mr. K. M. A. Barnelt at the Kowloon Mogis- tracy this morning when she admit- led a summons for allowing her dog abroad without muzzle or lead On March 14,

Hankow, Apr. 3. The British Ambassador is pro- ceeding to Chungking by air on April 9 to present his credentials-United

Press.

NAVAL EXPERT RECALLED

Washington, Apr. 6. The Senate Naval Committee has recalled Admiral Leahy, who testified defences that extra Panama Canal would be valuable.-United Press.

Sentiment Now Firmer

The

London, Apr. 0.

Stock London

Exchange showed an early dullness to-day, due to lack of confirmation of favourable rumours circulating overnight, but this quickly yielded to a better sen- timent, resulting in general net gains. Arm, Gilt-edged holding were though they closed below the best.

Among the commodities, cocon was weak, heavy liquidation following unconfirmed rumours that. n Gold Const hold-up had broken down.

Wall Street was easier.-United Special,

INSURGENTS DRIVE DEEPER INTO CATALONIA

(Continued from Paoc 1)

the Calalan front, to show toleration

to political prisoners and to the hos pitals-Reuter, Bulletin.

Advarice Continues

Saragossa, Apr. 8.

The Insurgents announced at 4 o'clock this afternoon, that they were approximately two miles from Tremp, which is in the heart of the hydro-electric. and

power plont region of Catalonia.-United Press.

Sanctions Threat

By Cabinet

Burcelona, Apr. 0. The yow Cabinet of the Barcelona Government has warned that it will invoke sunctions against those fail- ing to

Government support the against the Insurgents.-United Press,

NOT HARD TO SELL OILFIELD

for

(Continued from Page 13

Acting on information, Revenue odlcers, headed by Senior Revenue of petroleum be reserved as payment

Grimmitt Omeer A.

ralded ກ

expropriated properties. The Bunham Road, premises in

and Finance Minister is also to Ox as Wong Ng, woman, 30, was charged

soon as possible for a similar pur- with possession of 180 taels of pre- pose, a percentage of the income from pared oplum and 400 tuels of raw petroleum sold within Mexico. opium as a result,

1938.

WHEN IRISH EYES SMILE

MR. DE VALERA gave one of his rare smiles as be chatted with Mr. Dulanty, High Commissioner for Elte, in London, after the conference.

SEEK FUNDS TO AID WOUNDED

The scheme by which the boys of the D.B.S. hoped to raise funds by means of shining the shoes of fellow students, has been very successful.

Already $500 has been raised for wounded Chinese soldiers.

Members of the D.B.S. Shoe Shin- ing Club are now to hold a charity concert at the School Hall on April 9 at 7.30 p.m. The proceeds of this concert, which

for buying arc medical supplies, will be handed over to the National Women's Relief As- sociation.

1 to date, over $1,000 worth of tickets have been sold.

EXCHANGE RATES

Mr. F. W. Rickett is atul conferring Senior Revenue Omeer Grimml with the Finance Minister with re- stated that yesterday morning theygard to the proposed sale of the ralded the address and after a long major portion of the Mexican out-lan search, managed to locate the hiding put place of the opium. The opium was hidden in the wall,

His Worship imposed a fine of $8,000 or. In default, six months

addition imprisonment, and in year's imprisonment. On the second Oned $400 charge, defendant was with the alternative of six months' And In addition a imprisonment, year's imprisonment. The sentences to run concurrently.

Meanwhile foreign companies have filed another injunction questioning the constitutional validity of the ex- propriation. They argue that Pres- the Cardenas might And dent

they dimeuit should position

ethnically win, if he accepted a cash deposit from Mr. Rickett on u deal which had an illegal basis. Reuter.

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EYE-WITNESS TELLS OF ARTILLERY DUEL AROUND TALERCHWANG

(Continued from Page 1)

the scene before the arrived on camouflaging was complete.

This morning Captain Tseng re- paired the machine and look of Within sight and sound of the Japon- se guns. He few south while we waved good-bye-United Press.

Tenacious Fighting At Taierchwang

Peiping, Apr. 7. A Japanese spokesman announced

that the south-west corner of Taier-

chwang was still held by the Chinese, who engaged in tenacious street! fighting for every house.

Va

Wedding At Registry

The wedding took place at the Registry, SupremeCourt, this morn ing before Mr. W. A. Jones, Deputy Registrae of Marriages, between Mr. James Clarenco Middleton-Smith, stock-broker. of 1 University Path, Hongkong, and Miss Andre Madeline Der Stegen, residing at Dina House, Du/doll Street

bride is the

of Mr. daughter Antoine Van De Stegen, merchant, and the bridegroom

om the son of Pro- fessor Cades Alfred Middleton- Smith, of the Hongkong University.

A. Van Tho witnesses were Mr. Der Stegen, the bride's father, and. Mr. H. J. Armistrong.

JAPANESE FORGOT

FORMALITIES

Described as an assistant påinter"", Nobuyashi Kobayashi, 20, a Japanese, appeared before Mr. R. Edwards at: the Central Magistracy this morning, charged with falling to report his change of address from the Chitou Hotel to Kennedy Rond, and failing to notify his change of business address from the Chitoy Holel to the Domel News Agency,

Acting Sub-Inspector J. H. E. Edwards said the hotel reported to the police on March

that Kobayash! had left. Information was received yesterday concerning defendant, pad he was found working in the news Agency. Defendant had been in the Colony since 1934.

Fines of $10 on each count were imposed.

350 FINE FOR RADIO OWNER Wee Tong-lee, Fort Street, Bay View, was fined $50 by Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Magistracy this morning for failing to have a ilcence for his radio set on March 4. It was stated that defendant had au expired licence, which he had failed to renew, and had also moved from his old address without notifying the authorities.

Countess Will Share Throne WHEN

Geraldine Countess Apponyi marries King Zog of Albania this spring she will step from the twentieth century atmosphere of Budapest, Vienna He said the Japanese were mop- and Paris to the primitive condi- 21.044ping up the Chinese positions outside tions of the Albanian capital.

the west wall.

She will share the newest throne

April 5. 101

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of

On April 5, said the spokesman.in Europe and rule over a country 04 Japanese attacked the Chinese at of a million people, hundreds

are divided by blood feuds 19.00 Yuchiang, 10 kilometres north-east whom 23.40 of Taierchwang. He added that he which have lasted for generations,

Albunla has no equivalent in 19.40 believed these Chinese formed the

220 new division which was moving to Europe. There are no railways; few good roads; communication is still 1/awards the north-west.

20

Paris.

Aprli 4.

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Prague Madrid.. Isbon Hongkong

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-1.90 The spokesman said that the Jap-chiefly by mule track, and, despite

20%

anese captured Anhei, 35 kilometres B.80% west of Hungtung, on April 4

142% | United Press.

1914

King Zog's attempts to modernise his traces of Western Influence are to be mountainous kingdom, only faint found in the cities of Tirana, Durazzo and Scutari,

women

The capital, Tirana, largest town INCOME-TAX CONCESSIONS FOR In the country, has a population of

only 30,000, U.S. BUSINESSMEN

are safe any. Although where in Albania, they are rarely seen in the streets, and most of them cook-for-their are veiled. They husbands and for their husbands'

same table. guests, but they do not eat at the Countcas Geraldine is the grand- daughter of the former Marshal att Franz Emperor the Court of the Josef-Count Ludwig Apponyland is the daughter of Count Julius Apponyi, who married a wealthy American.

Washington, Apr. 8. The Senate Finance Committee to- 677 day voted for a committee amend- under ment to the Revenue Bill, which the Bill will waive penalties for interest on disputed income-tax claims against American business men in the Philippines from 1917 to 1920, but it will require payment of prin- ciple-United Press.

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--British Wireless.

GAMING HOUSE DISCOVERED

Three persons, Lo You, 42, widow, Ho Chan-bing, 20, and So Yu-hing. 29, unemployed, were charged before Mr. R. Ewards at the Central Magis-

LEAPS TO DEATH Another suicide of a patient in a

COOLIE BADLY HURT

A coolle, Shek Lui, suffered a tracy this moming, with keeping a local hospital occurred early this common gaming house at an address morning. According to a police re- fractured skull when he fell while woman, Yeung Lal-ying. working on a Kowloon Wharf and in Hollywood Road. The woman wasport, fined $50, while the two men were jumped from the first floor verandah Godown Company lighter at the lined $25 each. Detective-Sergeant of the Kwong Wah Hospital at 1.20 North Wall, Noval Dockyard, yester

day. a.m. and was killed. Soutar prosecuted.

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