1939-08-28 — Page 17

DONALD

DUCK

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 28, 1939.

Let It Rain!

By

Walt Disney

5

HITLEF MAKES CATEGOICAL DE- MANDS N POLAND

(Continundrum Pape 1.)

The actress it is sintesi, Dore testimony to seriousness of the

HITLER'S MESSAGE

TO FRANCE

(Continued from Pape 1.1

wille the situation has slightly de- feriorated, all be not yet lost, Interest is now centred on Briton's)

situation, and the end the Deputies. ¡reply to Germany to-morrow, and the Rave the Fuehr a loud ovation.

Seidon has ↑ return of a diplomat been awaited ith such expectancy se the arrival! Sir Nevile Hender-

on back In rin.

The postpoment of the Rel Cabinet meel: from the morning to the afterno increased the tension, and even then in the street, who has not hrd much about the diplomatte aves, appears to nware that arch depends on the message Sirlevile will bring.

Everyone

for hoping

minute settlient of the crisis. There is not the thiness of henet among the populato comparable with the atmospheref August, 1914.

Miilisation Near?

{response it may bring forth,

Intimidation

No Dissension

SCURRYING DIPLOMATS

German Ambassador Sees Mussolini

ROME,

bassador

Aug.

Rome Conversations ROME, Aug. 27 (Trans-Ocean)

GERMANY TAKING NEW SAFEGUARDS

(Continued from Page 1)

CABINET RESIGNS

(Continued from Page 1.)

concentration camp at Bereza Kut-ren told it can continue the anti-

Secret stores are to be confiscated by the authorities.

Orders To Fleet

ROME, Asg. 27 (Trans-Octan).

reports that

fluencing events here, and it is learn- jed that while the Chinese press has British campaign, the Japanese here. have been told by their authorities not to start fresh anti-British agitation.

Because of this, its generally be- be allowed to die a natural. If gra- Heved that the recent campaign may

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27 (Trans- It is fell that fiermany is engag- Ocean).-Signor Mussolini once British home firet has been or in in a campaign of inthuldation more received the German Am-dered immediately to blockade Ger-dual, death up to the Iasi moment. A London mussage

on Sunday morning, man ports and to scize Rays Unial

transports cute diplomatie correspondent according to an official report. |destiried for German ports should.

Jund an Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm. 8.40 Roy Fox and His Orchestra learns dat while the deliberations Count Ciano, the Italian Foreign | war break out, says the London cor- Mr. Fung Yu-four, a member of fand 8-11 p.m. on 9.52 mer, per playing Dance Music. have been lengths, it is well under- Minister was also present.

respondent of the "Messagero."* the Political Department of the Mill-second. The German Ambassador, Herr The paper also carries a Paris retary Affairs Commision, will address

Fox-Trots When The Sun Saya food that the present state of ten- tion dynanda intod careful consider- | you Mackengen "is Sald to have port that u Dieppe the first detach-the Hongkong Y's Men's Club on 120-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service 'Goodnight" To The Mountain Fli

from of Intercession ation of Sir Nevile Hewlerson's re-delivered another message to Signor ment of Britists colonial troops have "Latinized Chinese" at their weekly

John's Sing You A Thousand Love Songs stport, and of the reply he is to take Mussolini from Herr Htler.

been landed from the British steamer tifin inceling at the St. Francis Hotel Cathedral,

(6m Chin and Mabel'); Fox-Trots- back to Germany.

Brighton, and the troops left Im-on Thursday.

It's Got To Be Love ("On Your 12.30 Kilty Manters (Vocal) and Tora'); Cowboy: Waltz-Seal It With mediately for the interior.

Ambrose and His Orchestra,

A Kiss (film "That Girl from Parks'); The poper further several air ports in the north of be withdrawn, with retroactive effect

Fox-Trut-The Night Is Young, And France have been placed at the dis-dating back one year.

I Step Out Of The Picture-Fox-

You're So Beautiful; Slow Fox- Trot;

Gotcha Trombone Trot-Love And Learn (Alm Thai Pusal of the British Air Force.

German shipping companies were For?-Fox-Trot....Ambrose and His Girl from Paris) The Cairo correspondent of ic further told that if they withdraw Orchestr; Cry

Cryin' My Heart Out For have arrived in Egypt from Palestine, never be permitted to send them to Alm. Let's Sing Again')... Killy newspaper reports that British troops their ships from Gdynia, they will You (Johnson and Hopkins);

Lullaby and that 7,000 men have encamped Gdynia again, and that the harbour Masters (Vocal) with Orch; Lost My In the neighbourhood of the Suez authorities would refuse them per- Rhythm, Lost My Musle,

Lost My mission to use the harbour.

Mau-Fox-Trot (film 'Soft lights and sweet music'); I'm All (from 'Soft lights and sweet

Ambrose

Orchestra; and. His Stardust Covered Bundle (Hodges)

9.50 Billy Mayeri at the Piano. Billy

Qwn Selection; Mayerl's Masters (Vocal) ....Kitty

with

Pennywhistle; Marigold; Wis- Orch.; Peter's Pop Keeps A feliipop taria; Chopsticks; Ace of Spades; Shop-Novelty Fox-Trot; Music In Ace of Hearts; Junior Apprentice; May-Waltz (from Careless Rap Hollyhock; Canaries Serenade;

The report that the lengthy deliber-The British Ambassador to Italy, Sir ations were due to disasions in the Percy Lorraine visited the Italian Cabinet are declared in offeiat quar-foreign Minister this afternoon, and PARIS, 95 27 (Trans-Ocean).—ters to be devoid of foundation.

had a half an hour conterence. A very kesus view of the inter-

It is understood that the Freneti Extensive preparations are already national station is being taken in Government has been kept informed under way for a black-out of the Paris, andt In taken for granted! of every stage of the developments, city. that the xt 24 hours will bring a and will naturally be consulted on the decisione way or another.

rely that Sir Nevile Henderson takes

Mission Returns back to Germany."

HELSINKI, Aug.

(Trans- (Decan),----The British and French military missions, numbering 20 persons, arrived here by train to day from Moscow.

The geral opinion here Is that general bilisation will be ordered in Françon Monday.

Precatonary mensures which have been mited are already much In evidenc

27

Canal.

Prayers For Peace

LONDON, Aug. 27 (Reuter}-The King, with his brothers the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Kent, prayed for peace with his people at Westminster Abbey so-day.

Churches all over the country were full following an appeal by the Archbishop of Canterbury for special

Message To London LONDON, Aug. 28, (UP).-It has been reliably reported that Hitler's message, which was sent to London; They will continue their journey Troopromports are leaving the through Sir Neville Henderson, re-in Sweden within the next few days. Gare di Less Incessantly, while a afirmed Germany's desire for friend- Members of the missions declined similar umber of trains are arriving ship with England but also demanded to make any statement to the press.

tf castern provinces filled with i satisfaction or

Germany's clalms civilia who are going into the against Poland, asserting that the

Rome Rumour interio

fulfillment of auchs demands would ROME, Aug. 27 (Trans-Ocean).→ Mar schools in Paris have been enable Germany to participate in a Foreign press reports that the former conveed into temporary barracks, international

conference of which talian Ambassador to London, Count and arounded by curious crowds.. other controversial questions of re-Grandi was en route to England, were

Ouide the stations many women duced armaments and colonies, might nat confirined in officia! quarters here uniform. are the seen, with tears in their be adjusted.

to-night, eyes they bid farewell to their sons

Ambassador Returns and usbands.

submitted to Washington Hitler's MOSCOW, Aug. 27 (Reuter)-It is message and Britain's proposed reply reported that the French Ambassador upon which Washington's comments is flying to Paris to-morrow, are desired before the reply is sentį

Attache Recalled. 10 Hitler.

BERLIN, Aug, 27 (Reuter) is announced that the Soviet Military Attache to the Embassy has been called back to Moscow.

Aseling of depression la prevalent, and.he streets, are extraordinarily quis

Washington Activity WASHINGTON,

Aug 27 (Trans Oein)-Signs of extraordinary aevity at the White House and in

It is understood that Britain has

Text Of New Note BERLIN, Aug 27. (Trans-Ocean).

Gvernment offices were apparent to-The latter addressed by Hitler to dy, although official quarters

si muintaining extreme reserve in

le comments un the situation. President Roosevelt did not leave is office until past noon to-day and number of important persons called o confer with him.

repeatedly telephoned to

American Ambassadors

M. Dalader, the French Premier, was published late to-night.

"As an old soldier, I

understand

On

the the

the

know

Britons Killed In Bomb Explosion

tra.

Whotcha

the

9.15 London Relay-The News. 9.30 London Relay--'Empire Ex-

change.

Polats of view of travellers from the Dominions and Colonies.

9.45 London Relay-Sports News and Market Notes,

Intro

(Billy Mayeri).

10.0 . B. C. Recording-Vaude- ville.

Polcs Arrested DANZIG, Aug. 27. (Trans-Ocean). Two Polish customs officers were arrested here to-day for espionnage.

They were taken into custody near Pieckel, at a point where the German Polish frontier and the Free City incets moving burbed wire entanglements ture)....Ambrose and His Orches-Whiteheather; Song Of The Fir Tree

long the Danzig-Polish frontier. presence of the King and his

Cameras were found i their

1.0 Time and Weather, brothers at the Abbey was not passession with exposed flm which

1.03 Sydney Gustard at

Cast: Alexander und Mose; Char- generally known among the crowded proved that they had been engaged

Organ,

lle Coborn; Bratsby Williams; Anona congregation, many of whom, both in espionagen men and Woulen were in khaki The

are being held in Medley Of Old Time Songs: Part Winn: Tommy Handley; Lily Morris and The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra con- Danzig.

1-English; Part 2-Scoliish.

ducted by Henry Hall; The pro- Canon Thompson Filliott offered Switzerland Prepared

1.12 Hawaiian Selections. special prayers including one for * all.

gramme compared by Tommy Hand- BERNE, Aug. 27 (Trins-Ocean) — Tropic Love (Tomerlin and Long); those to whom the tremendous

ley, After conferring for two and a half Sweet Hawalian Chimes (McIntyre

11.0 Close down, responsibility of government has been hours on the international situation, and Others)... The Hawnlian Is- committed: our King, our Primehe Swiss Federal Counell decided anders with Vocal Chorus; Haleiwa Minister, and the Foreign Secretary, o-day that Switzerland adequately (Woodd); Papalina Lahilahi (Johnny for the peace of the world." and all who are working with them prepared for developments, and that Nuble)....Ray Kinney (Vocal) with Diele McIntire's Harmony Hawaiians; "We are praying for the peoples of Minister, additional trains were run

In his sermon, Canon Elliott said; At the express with of the British Moon Over Miami-For-Trot: Song the world, and for the people of to-day to enable British subjects on Moana Serenaders. Germany, deluded as we believe tnip vacation in Switzerland to return false beliefs about themselves and home. about us, but remembering that the Several present conditions of things in Ger- many is, as one of the former Nazi leaders said, a temporary disfigure- ment of the true and permanent:

JERUSALEM, Aug. 27 (Trans-character of that nation." Oceans) — 1 bomb explosion

the curred in Jerusalem on Saturday and

Indian Princes

IKANER, Aug. 27 (Reuter) -The

:ther measures are unnecessary.

to the vars

h

Of The Islands Waltz....The

6.0 "For the Children."

Prickly Heat!

Press,

In

A

Nursery Rhymes: Intro: My Lady

Rugby 1.30 Reuter and It reads as follows:

extra trains piso Jeff Weather and Announcements, "My Dear Preinter:

1.45 Schumann-Concerto the doubts which you express, and

Lucerne on Saturday,

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" also i have never

Minor. Op. 54. overlooked

London Is Not Afraid high responsibility resting

Alfred Cortot (Piano) and The LONDON. Aug. 27 (Reuter)-10London-Philharmonic Orchestra con- the shoulders of those determining in London, fute of the peoples.

marked contrast with List September ducted by Sir Landon Ronald. Paris and Warsaw, and messengers

there are few signs of gloom among

2.15 Close down. could be seen hurrying between the horrors of war, as you do. For this killed two British officers.

British families this week-end. White House and the State Depart-reason, and

ARP. wordens throughout the this enlighten- under

Water is house to house can- ment.

made ment, I also have honestly inade was perpetrated by Jews, and as authoritative contradiction

It is munced that the outrage Maharajah of Bikaner has issued and counting Anal admonitions und Wind: The Babes in the Wood: The in the city was no different from that between our two nations.

However, the general atmosphere every effort to remove all conflicts resuit of investigations, 34 Jews have newspaper report that the Princes doing up their responsibilities in the King of France; A Fox went out; not enough!

been arrested. which usually characterises the week-

Pussy cat, pussy cat; Mary, Mary, recent negollations in Simla relating event of an emergency, The military commouder of the to Federation were an attempt to Their end, and people arriving at and leav-

perigrinations showed a com- quite contrary: Baby Bunting: The You have to city has closed all Jewish cafes and take advantage of the present crisis plate absence of nerves, and people Frog and the Mouse; Four and twenty ing the White Blouse Have 110

"I did very openly evidence of excitement or alarm.

the cinemas until further notice.

in Europe.

were following their normal forms tallors; Three mice went into a hole French people that the return of the

.Uncie

re's Party; George's of relaxation in the sunny weather, or British Troops In France Saar district would be the pre-i

The statement says that the loyalty

The Voice Of The Lobster; They PARIS, Aug. 27, (UP).-The Mari-requisite of these efforts. After the

of the Indian States has no price and preparing their homes against

Told Me You Had

Been

With Her: time Department's station at Dieppe return of the Saur district, I solemn

the offer of the Princes last Septem-attack

attack, finishing dug-outs in the back

How Doth The Little Crocodile; confirmed that 2000 British ly assured that we had no

her was obviously not confined to gardens,

and

adjusting

window ory Said To A Mouse (from 'Alice Further

binck-outs.

Fury troops disembarked on Saturday, demands to make

that particular crisis, but stood good screens for on France. The

in Wonderland-Fraser-Simson) making a total of 5,000 disembarking German people had unctioned

for all emergencies, and it would be In some cases husbands sent their in

Baker (Baritone) with my

with George at Dieppe within week.

safely predicted that the Princes of wives and children to stay attitude,

Story: "Now We Are Six" (Fraser-

kan

Staggering Flood Losses

Two Million People Affected In North PEIPING, Aug. 27 (Reuter). -Staggering figures of the flood disaster were quoted by Mr. Wang Keh-min in an interview with the foreign press after a visit to the Tientsin flood areas.

• He said that at least 1,000 Chinese

500,000 and 600,000 in Tentsin and the immediate environs.

Mr. Wang said that he

No Furthor Demands

assure

Voter Punctual 60 Years

never

'Tis

India would rally like one mun round friends in the cou CORNWALL, VI. "When you were last in Germany Frank H. Warner, B1, takes town out.

exodus yet. you were able to convince yourself politics seriously. He hus

indeed, the roads towards London, of the fact that the German people missed a town meeting in the 60 no lunger felt the slightest grunge in yours since he cast his first vote. tatred aga.ust a brave opponent of)

the King-Emperor should wer break has been no countryside, but there Gerald Moore at the Plano: Shuli

and---Poems by A. A. Milne); (a)}

the past..

piano"

out.

A message from Simla says that the yesterday were busy with people ic-Sneezles; (b) The Friend; (c) The Viceroy has received from the lead-

from their holidays and Emperor's Rhyme; (d) Furry Bear ing rulers a declaration of allegiance to clear up domestic affairs. Mimi Crawford (Soprano) with. to the King-Emperor, und offers to before considering evacuation. place the resources of their States or come was realised by numerous men at his disposal. Such offers have "On the contrary, pacification our Westem fronter led to increasing of insight of all nations."

been received from Herr ter then continued to ob- Hyderabad. of the German propleu sympathy nerve that whatever might be said Travancore, Kapurthala and Bikaner, don are already sandbugged, and-to- (Simons); I'm Still In Love With

say, at any rate from the side

which on

the

0.30 Closing local Stock Quota- tions.

0.32 Hongs by Turner Layton at

The wardens found a big concen-

of opinion

of Arm In favour of Govert action to prevent recur- the Plano.

at home. Parts of Lon-

I'm Just Beginning To Core

Bus of the Nizam of Maharajahs

ling

Vary stood outside ou had succeeded in many cases with warm thanks on behalf of the King papers to country refuges to which From

has expressed his day furniture

many offices removing desks and You (Bratton and Edwards); Pennies out bloodshed to find peaceful solu-, tions, not only for Germany, but, b5

wed against his method, it would neither and the Nawab of Kampur. many occasions showed

The building overlooked nor disputed that he The Viceroy

set most drastically. of a large fortification wall on Western frontier, which has cost, and costs billions, represents at same time a document of acceptance and of determining definitely boundaries of the Reich.

Alsace And Lorraino "Thereby the German

all subsequent

the

measures.

of other nations. his very methods, for the statesmen

Emperor,

Australian Defence

| eelves if necessary,

.

•

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Heaven Film Selection arms are prepared to move them (Burke and Johnston); Born To Dance-Film Seleelion (Cole Porter). 0.45 London Relay There Names Made Variety. Had To Come

LONDON, Aug. 27 (Trans-Ocean). ATHENS, Aug. 27. (UP). The -The Chief of the Australian General Greek Government to-day unnoured Reeve, Alice Lloyd, Talbot O'Farrell, Including Harry Champlon, Ada One thing he would say. Datadler had to admit that revision the permanent llatson officer in the prices.

M. Stuff, General 3. D. Lavarack, and measures to prevent a rise in food Vera Wooton, Albert Whelan, Wilkle people had to come. The Versailles Treaty office of the Australian High Com-

Dard with The BBC Variety Orches women and children were drowned in sacrifled two provinces which once was unbearable and no Frenchman, missioner in London, Lieut-Col. E.

tra; The show produced and con- Tientsin, and the total of those who belonged to the old Reich, and which with honour, even M. Daladier him- K. Smart, have been instructed im- The Government has announced that

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 27, (UP)-ducted by Ernest Longstaffe. lost all their posscations was between later were defended by much precious self would, in a similar situation,, inediately to return to Australlı,

7.45 New Dance Mualo. blood. This sacrifice, Your Excellency have acted differently.

It is declared that in the event of the Swedish Naval forces at Gothen-

Fox-Trots-You Set Mo On Fire; must admit, represents no tactica he had tried to eradicate the more in Australia.

In this sense, stated Herr Hitler,war, the two officers will be needed at the entrance to the Baltic Sea Shoemaker's Holiday ... Jimmy

will be reinforced. only conferred attitude outwardly shown,

Lunceford and His Orch.; Tooges with local officials on relief measures, decision which we have respected. He had matie Poland an offer over materialise, an all-party Cabinet will unreasonable measures of Versailles. It is also predicted that should war

Yo Sere Como Tu Quièras; Supilclo but he did not indicate what they "you will hardly be able, my dear whlet: the German people were be formed in Australia.

riplea WARSAW, Aug, 27, (UP),~The....Orquesta

Francisco Polish capital is calm and tense Canaro, were doing Lo encompass this

Premler, lo anake

ake a single case in shocked. No one else but he could

awaiting news.

8.0 Time Weather and Announce- enormous problem.

ments. He thought that political differences which a single inch of this finally have dared to face the German public should be forgotten while the various determined German frontier has been with such an offer, but for that rea-

PARIS, Aug. 27, (UP)~~An

8.02 Selections from Light Opera. Daly's Theatre Waltz Memories authorities dealt with the refugee extended

offence, against son, this offer could only be made

CANNES, Aug. 27 (Reuter).The important military conference was Emperor of Annam is leaving by er held at noon to-day, General Gamelin (arr. Prentice); Intro: A Wolte problem, but asked if he thought the France. By this sacrifice and at once. Tientsin blockade should cease, he thinkable conflict between our two

tude, I

I believe, we eradicated any

England Blamed

for home to-morrow, and he has put and Premier Daladier were present. Dream; Gipsy Love; The Country himself Herr Hiller zald it was too early to talk of that.

added that he was French Government In the event of; suren which may be necessary to meet des Prentice and

the disposition of the The meeting adopted "strong mea-Girl; The Merry Widow, The Cinga- nations which might lead to

The Count of Lu Orchestra;} re-derply convinced, that had England'

at the ume advised Poland "to War.

the changing altuation." bo Japanese sources estimate the Tien-Petition of the 1914 tragedy.

The Minister of Public Works has

Hall"Selection Of Tond tain losses to be at least 400,000,000

sensible," instead of starting a press

Gdynia Throat

Issued a communique urging Parti (Fraser-Simson)........No Mayfair campaign against Germany, Europe] "This voluntary limitation of Ger- to-day would be in a position to caro Gdynia harbour authorities leave Paris unless their presence is Vocal Gems" (Frimi): "Lady Luck"

WARSAW, Aug 27 (Trans-Ocean). ens, chiefly women and children, to Orchestra; "The Vagabond King" Test estimated that the total minne regarded as aceptive voy a 25-year period of great peace have informed representatives of absolutely necessary.

cannot be the Now, however, lies about German German shipping companies

Gems (Hedley, Strachey and population affected by the flood is Versailles Treaty in other donlains. lagression had exclled the

Light Opera Company: well over the 2,000,000 marks.

Polish reprisal measures would be taken IMPORTANT; Readers are carnestly "He Wanted AdventureSelection Floods washed out a railway bridge revision of at least the more im- found it impossible to come to clear their shipping

"A year later I tried to bring about public, and the Polish Government against all companies that transfer requested to refrala from telephoning (Waller

and

Tunbridge)....New between Tientsin and Tangku yester possible and unbearable provisions of and independent decisions, especially Danzig

froms Gdynia to the Telegraph" office for lofest in-Mayfair Orchestra. ay, and trains for Manchukaso re-the Treaty by negotiations, but this as a result of the Anglo-French pro

formation. We are making every 8.25 A1 Bollington at the Organ, turned here during the night.

They have been told that in such effort to Issue our Editions with a was impossible.. That revlalon, must¦mise,

Escapada (A Mexican Elopement- timise.

|cases the reduced harbour rates would' minimum of delay.

Phillips); Speak To Me Of Love

400,000,000 Yon Damage

yen, but this is obviously very con- servative,

09

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Varsailles Treaty

at

Annam Loyalty

that

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