TENDER REUNIONS
First Visitors' Day At Internment Camp
NAZI PLANES
REPULSED OVER N. SEA
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by magic. Police cycled through the streets carrying large notice boards with the words "Raiders Passed."
In the House of Commons, Mr. R. There were scenes of tender and A. Butler said that the bombing by rateful reunion at La Salle College German alrerat in Poland had been yesterday when, for the first time,
generally
directed against an objective the internment camp was opened to serving some military purpose and visitors. In the period from 5 to 6.30 not Indiscriminately nguinst the p.m. aonroximately 200 visited the civilion population, although there camp's 92 inmates.
bad been elvillas casualtica,
to-morrow.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
Thursday,
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stated: "His Majesty knows wel. members of your Union will not fall to sustain the honour of the mer- chant navy."
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LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter).-The B.B.C. has started broadcasting in Hungarian. 31 hopes to start Polish news bulletins in the course of the werk.
Rumanian and Greek news broad- east will be introduced as soon as piceable. Announcements in other langinges are under consideration.
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Viserunt
September 7, 1939.
NEW PROPOSAL BY JAPAN TO BRITAIN Withdrawal Of Troops From China Suggested
TOKYO, Sept. 6. COMMENTING on Japan's communications to the belligerent and other Powers on Japan's neutrality in the European war; the "Hochi Shimbun" declares that a neu- tral attitude does not mean a negative time-saving policy.
On the contrary it implies Japan's ||
to stick to her Bem determination
There were about 50 clustered in- Mr. Chamberlain sail he hoped ig side the barbed wire fence by the make a statement on the generat
ituation time the visiting period began and
LONDON, Sept. these were escorted up the college When Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Viscount Caldecote (formerly drive by guards. A dozen nation-acting leader of the Opposition, asked Thons Inskip) was introduced to alles were represented in the crised, whether this was the beginning of the foure of Lords this afternoon, for the wives, cisters, and children porodical statements regarding the and took his of the internees were supported by pusevation of the war, on the under-Caldecote of Belstol, Friends of other nation:littes.
tanding that the Opposition did not For the last few days he sat on the They became clustered in the require anything not in public Woolsek and acted as Speaker of the trance hall as three oficers rapidly interest, the Prime Minister mid he Home of Lords, while still a Com-in East Asia no matter what country inspected the parcels they encried. | was in full sympathy with the deslie moner, Thear conskled of baskets, port. expressed on the understanding brown-paper parcels, bundles of mentioned by M. Grernwood. clothing, and piles of magazines and bouks. A few newspapers, which are forbidden, and sleohulle dinke were confiscated.
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Another period of congestion curred on the floor above whole the tomes and addresses of the vintag were taken, and then they were al- fowed to meet the internees in the halts and dining room on the de: floor The process will be rumplified on future scensions, the name and addresses of most prospect ve visitoas having now been taken.
Fervent Reunions
LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter)-- The YUNG YUNG question of an extension of Summer
The st enemy air cald attempt Time is being lookert into, it was stat- in Britain tood; pince about 630 this est in the House of Commons to-day.
mai
Bombers Driven Off fleman bombers were driven of before any barbes were dropped, Severof Bights of planes had Feens making; for Landon, but it was s paruulite to tell whether they were Brath or German,
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WASHINGTON, Sent. # (Reuter). The South African Minister has died the State Department that South Africa is at war with Germany.
LONDON, Sept. 7 (Reuter) --The | 2011 IVOR of the British steamer wete exacted to arrive at Larisan lest might.
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COPENHAGEN, Sopi Reter) dazing we to the thy.
A German torpedo boat winck Suddenly anti-alat guns open-unded of Fredericia, las expert t and the sky walled with auferment terenul of fer einh fr shell bort: that by German freighter, which
fomed his ch
There were forvent renew. In the casing hall, suggesting that hustsatte: and their wives and farthes bad heen paated for month, rather thom Several smtadion of Bitch planer, for a few slow but they wan nofpered ans and the cound of our hinn empty famending
wage pour ne could be plang duct. mures samle them tear The women- The Lording phase, were sel ta folk were obviously mopied to the tang taon, amin inevitable, and the intern wer! appreciative of the potte de plata
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she would be called to deal with.
Ther which were made to the Ambassartors concerned by Mr. K. the Vice-Minister for Sawada, Foreign Affairs, yesterday,
The three are:
Japan will not intervene European warg
CZECHS OFFER
SERVICES
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY
LONDON, Sept, 6 (Reuter). -Sixty Czech doctors, including twelve women, now living in in the London, have offered their ser
vices to the Government in a igroup.
Japan entertains grave
Cong ver the attitude of the Powers 117- waida the Übion ADTRÁNT
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They includie many surgery and medicine who formerly the
had lucrative practice: in Czecho- Japati requests
belligerent Power: to
Slovakia, and specialists in the treat- eliminate all posible eures for disputer or friction bement of gas ensualties and tween them and Japan
in Chinai measures, Jumei
counter-
Broadcast To Prague Proposals Being Considered
LONDON, Sept. 6 (Reuter 1.---"We Shanghai, Sept. 6, are calling from London to Pragu Plan Japanese have made proposada and Bratislava," bejting a declaration thut Beitel, French, Polish and by the Labour Party to the Czecle+- BOOMERON, Nept & Reter? (ou fermin trongs should all be with- Slovak nation appealing to them not Intant with. tla Garernment by the jarown from China to avoid incidents, 'to devert the flag taken over 1. Patte in foreshadowed in the It is eared that the British Eava Britan by Dr. Benes and his Co-
borator announcement that prominent Labon ¦ prunted out that Germany has mo
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another rercation period from 430 į 10 + p222.. when A Jowet 15.1 Is taken. The roll is called anam 1 Bpan. and light out" i 31 10 15.
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HOGOLANDA, Sept G (U19) Th
utation have antrel Pada Prated States naval anenadi į
concerning the proff
tice it felt that foreinni Bord the only reliable pro- in the e areas ---Heuter.
Chinese Very Nervous
Shanghai, Sent f of the Japanese Govern-
Brits: 1
iper Langley will probably deputirts request to the
continues th
Liberating
declaration.
"The bout of som your dy opened the ese of the winht. The British Latour party cha that the tzerland Slov.k. unter the iron her Hitler un moes he free,"
STOCK MARKET REPORT
Dr. Mamia carly on Thur day, can-Phen a forces to leave China realtory is ded yesterday sagat
her regular equipment
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Hongkong: Stock Exchange oftleist Enquirks continue to hinge shop, m the part of the market and buyery are mereatin Tine, whe Tought to bug S them bad, but holders are not dis-
tre rilis
and at Sterlin with the Paying any anxiety to supply the a farbert foutent brently unte 1 the Pola 1 by fault that the pen too to owy demand at the privé, offered
(to Batin and Pineh
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paling ter let 8,500,00 to the Polit Gosthuman in Sterling was low as $48!
the thith the pad few days, while the the Find Premel Povernment wen. bein. United State, deltar Vas quoted at
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Following the disclosure of thr ganese Government's request the
ark, beeliges Kawi Murty add a supues it to Be Chinre were further unnerved when
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new order will begin at the to-day when interners will cook their own meals. In this res-ing the German advance
maitri
the
The Poles bombed a
empet lesditatem at the HAF tity common today.
He negested the
and then went over to the sati-.- reast command headquarters nourly,
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they raw a tarpe Alight of Japanese! i planes over the Settlement areas: this
porting --Lusted Press.
Japanese Press Point
Shonghal, Sept, 6.
CRISTOBAL, Sept. Ú (UPA
it officially stated that Rear- United States Navy mine-sweeper as Admiral Oikawa's Chlef of Staff call- halting all ships and searching themed on the British and French Con- outside the breakwater, irrespective of nationality. Similar proceedings
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peet they are fortunate to have in The Polish garrison at Westerplatte are Leg carried aut at Balben
south-west front. their number two young Hungarians holding out cooks, a former Hongkong d'hotel, and
cafe hot. Under archantsert column In the neigh-i reasonable ratione, the Hongkong & bourhood of Czestochowa. Shanghai Hotels
A Polish legion is belar formed in will continue to pravide
plain, but ample food. The the United States, and 5,000 men lurve internees have already organised for already enrolled. all duties connected with the
the pres paration and service of their
seir meals! and the cleaning up afterwards.
the lo-day Front
school spacious theatre, with its stage and plano, will be made available to the internees, who include many capable musicians. Yesterday a canteen was opened in
theatre,
which will be "wet" from 5 to 5.45 p.m., beer being the only alcoholic drink available. Each internee will be allowed a limit of $10 a week from his confiscated
for canteen purchases. Worst corrispondent of Haras re-transfer, said Sir Johny Simon, will resources
the
The theatre
to concentrating the
BELGRADE, Sept. 6 (UP)—The It is Cabinet met this afternoon understood they decided on measures blocking all savings accounts and for- bidding the enlistment of Yug German Activity
jin the armies of, couiries at war. SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" BERLIN. Sept. 8
LONDON,
(Ileuter) (U) is
Sept. announced that the German Amy With a view way in the direction of Ladz hay troned the Lack-Unjejow high- Government's foreign
one reserve, the Treasury and the Germans ve ne 30 miles beyond the whole gold, totalling £280,000
the Bank of England have agreed that announced! What
Cameow, after occupying that eity.
000, was held in the issue depart inent, be transferred to the exchange account as constituted under the Currency Defenen Act of 1939. This
increase the fiduciary note issue of
It is also
Infuriated Peasants RIS, Sept. G (Reuter). The
port. that the peasants are in-
creation in wet weather.
can be used for uriated by German altaek- on fowns the bank. Internces
are responsible for the and villager, and are organising cleanliness of the dormitory and of ontaneous. Buints for Gozanar para- their own belongings, Chinese labour chutists.
Fuur officers of the German
not being used for this purpose. Arce have already been caught. washroom where clothing hùng dry-i ing indicated yesterday that many of them had already been busy washing. Future Visiting Hours
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lates-General and urged them to comply with Tursday's request," but Japanese navy spoken the that he made the announcement was unable to reveal the nature of "Tuesday's request." It is
assumed that this certainly refers to the with- drawal of the navy and army forces and French, in order to avolti un- of foreign Powers, including British toward incidents,
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"ADVICE"
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The Japanese Consul-General, M. ful conditions there, the New York on the British, French correspondent of the "Asahi Shim-
and bun"
observers in America.
declares quoting informed
and
Consuls-General requested them to take a broad view of "belligerent the American and Italian Consuls- Fights" in order to avoid incidents. He later called on General and Informed them of the foregoing-United Press.
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United States is apparently the only ing her hands full In Europe, the With Great Britain allegedly hav
Power able to guard the Western Interests in the Orlent, the correspon- ; dent further quotes American obser vers as saying.
The United States is also now more Shanghai, Sept. 6. Commenting on the outbrenk of occupied with European affairs than The second European war, Mr. Wang with Far Eastern questions, accord, LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6, (Reuter) Ching-wel, leader of the Chinese ing to the report. What attention Cutton which again war the sole open
peuze movement, signed article she does devote to conditions in air major commodity on
the market, published by the Chung Then Jih Pao China is evoked mainly by the fear met a further heavy demand today,flict in Europe should be attributed pulicy in China in view of the Euro- -day, declares that the present con- that Japan might gruvate her but with prices peaked at yesterday's Tanks Load Drive
closing levels, sellers were virtually to intrigues by the Soviet Union, Dean war. SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" withdrawn, and consequently bust-utbreak of the European war, ae-reaching effects on the
Immediately responsible for the Japan's policies will have far- WARSAW, Sept. 6 (Dome)-Field tess with restricted.
course of Visiting hours anve now been reports say that 450 tanks are leading As the London Stock Exchange cording to the Chinese, leader, is the events in Europe and in considera fixed
ut from 5 to 5.30 p.m. on the German push on Warsaw.
conclusion of the Suvlet-Germán non-tion resopens to-morrow, to-day's street
of these circumstances the Wednesdays and Saturdays. Visitors
It is understood that the Polish and inter-office dealing were only session pael.
United States is now viewing Japan's arriving
Iteferring to Japan's decision at the outside gate later Government is evacuating Warsaw to small.
fo attitude with cautious, eyes,
the than 5.30 p. are able to be re- a new capital, near Rumania, Jupan-:
Wall Street was firm.
main neutral in connection with "Asuhi" enrrespondent says. fused admission.
At present news and other foreign Embustes are
the European war, Mr. Wang Ching- also evreuiting. The populace aro LONDON, Sept. 6. (UP)-It has align herself with Britain and France, wel believes it possible for Japan to
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papers may not be taken in, though ordered to speed up withdrawal. tren oficially announced that Lieut. while he also belleves Italy win reach a.new accord which, if only " this ruling may eventually be re-Most foreign correspondents are also General Sir Douglas Brownrigg, who eventually side with the anti-Ger./short alliance, will nevertheless re-
luxed; nor may alcoholic drinks, in-
cluding beer, be taken in.
be
eully
kone.
Persons outside nre requested not the city, the Polish lines have been With the gundre clearly audible in to telephone to internees; only in exceptional ensen will such calls be drawn closer around the city. Poles accepted. Interners will also
are reported to have lost strategic permitted to make telephone
positions after German troops and ! only in exceptional circumstances.
planes relentlessly battered them As many as 30 in the camp have Germans Across Corridor hopes of release. Individum? cases
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" will be considered by a tribunal on BERLIN, Sept. G (Domel).—The Monday, particularly with regard to German Army Austrians and Jewish refugees who nouneed that German troops in the
Ileadquarters wish to return to businesses
conducting
thereast and west sections of the Corridor Hongkong. have established Junction. German Where two British guarantors are troops cross the Corridor for the first; forthcoming and the police have no time since the World War. objections it is likely that releases Contact has been made in Berlin will be arranged.
with the East Prussian Forces, it was: Perhaps the unlucklest group in further claimed. the camp consists of 15 Jewish re- An official communique says that fugees who came east on the French Polish losses. are heavy. Germans liner Jean Laborde. They were have pushed 10 to 60 miles some of a number who were within Poland.
wich
In
has hitherto been Director General appointed Adjutant General to the of the Territorial Army, has been British Forces in the Field.
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man front because she is opposed to interests in Asia.
adjust and harmonise Communism.-Domei,
their mutual
Meanwhile it is believed
that Japan's neutrality will place her in ja position to profit from commercial CHUNGKING, Sept. 7 (Central).---
sales in the markets which Britain, The British Naval Command in which runa parallel with the policies unable to supply. It is also belleved France and Germany are at present Shanghat has authorized the resump- of Russia and the United States, has that Japan's neutrality has furnished tion of navigation by British steamers impressed the authorities,
who are a belter potential basis for impro
TERRITORIALS "DISAPPEAR”
Japan's
that
American View
Washington, Sept. 8. neutrality declaration,
the
of small tonnage along the China assured that Asia will not be involv- ment of relations with coast, states n Shanghai dispatch.
Axis, ed in the European conflict and hope States than if allled to the
the war will be localised to However, such improvement depends Europe.
largely on Japan's policy, since the The factors which are regarded as authorities are not optimistic that contributing to Japan's neutrality are United States and Japanese relations the Russo-German Pact, which left will benefit promptly. the Soviet free and a more potential
Although it is expected that Bri- danger to Japan, and Japan's pre- occupation in the China conflict. The tain and France are less able to as authorities hope that the latter factor ist China with military supplies, LONDON, Sept. 6 (UP)-alone will be a virtually sumelent experts doubt whether China would The Ministry of Information an-basis for Japan to avoid further hos since Chino's Import channels were be materially weakened thereby, Envoys Evacuate STOCKHOLM, Sept. d (Reuter)f the British Army to provide position with the World
nounced the merger of all units tics..
Observera controst Japan's present recently markedly restricted without day afternoon, they made feverish The Foreign Ministry has announced
War when producing evidence of disintegration. efforts to secure outward passages in that the Swedish Minister to Warsaw unification.
he participated as an ally of Bri- China is regarded at present as near- the face of Impending war and in- has left_for_Lublin, the new seat of Thus, the Territorial Army cease: taln. Same experts still believe that ly self-sufficient to offer moderate ternment, but 15 were unlucky.
to have an "Independent existence."' Japan and Britain will in the future resistance to Japan.—United Press.
10 hours of their Shanghai destina- tion before the Jean Laborde was put about. Back in Hongkong on Sun-
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