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Sir Shouson Chow, Chateman.

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Current Accounts opened in Local Cur. rency and Fixed Deposits received for one year or shorter periods in Local and Foreign Currencies on terms which will be quoted on applications.

Sale Deposit Boxes To Lot.

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Chief Manager.

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BLACK-OUT OFFENCE

Police Complaint Of Car-Drivers

CHARGED with a breach of the Emergency Regulations imposed during the black-out on September 22, through fail- ing to have the side-lights of his car obscured in such a way as to be invisible from the air, Shau Wai-chau was fined $25 by Mr. Forrest at the Central Magistracy this morning.

Sub-Inspector Clarke said that many people disobeyed the black-out instructions, and some car drivers took no trouble to obscure their lights, but simply switched them off when in the city limita, where many policemen were on duty, and switched them on again when in the suburbs.

All Is Not

Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

POPE MAY LEAD A NEW CRUSADE

Russian And Nazi Threats To Christianity Perturbs Vatican

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH":',

VATICAN CITY, OCT. 5 (UP).—MILLIONS OF ROMAN CATHOLICS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD MAY BE MOBILISED TO OPPOSE THE DOCTRINES OF THE TWO ARCH- ENEMIES OF

CHRISTIANITY SOVIET

RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

It is believed that His Holiness the Pope, | temporal leader of 366,000,000 devout Catholics, will continue to strengthen his anti-Atheist block.

Monseigneur William, Godfrey, Papal Nuncio in London, and Monseigneu Valerio Valeri, Papal Nuncio in Paris, are stated to be sounding out the possibilities of establishing a united Church

Peace In The Front, which will include Pro-

Dovecotes

"Puppet" Leaders Can't Agree

testants and other Christian denominations in addition to Ro- man Catholics.

Franco's Stand

As an indication of Papal Interest. In the Nazi and Russian conquesta of Paland and threats to other predo- minantly Catholic countries, His Holl- ness the Pope is stated by authorita- PEIPING, Oct. 5, (Reuter).-appreciation to General Franco, the live quarters to have expressed his There is little likelihood of the Spanish dictator, for the stand he has Japanese-occupied parts of inken against Atheism. Recently, China having a new Central somewhat strongly on the Russo-Ger- General Franco expressed himself Government by October 10, the man partion of Poland. anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Republic, according

An important editorial In last night's "Osservatore Romanu," the to well-informed Chinese politity stated to have been inspired by the olleinl Vatican organ, is authoritative- cal quarters here.

Pope himself.

It is fearned that Wang Ching-wel. the Provisional Government of North

The Rights Of Souls

China, and the Reformed Government made it clear that he deems it neces- 1 sald: "General Franco has of Nanking are sill far from agree- ment with regard to the composition sary to defend the rights of souls and nature of the proposed adminis.gainst that bolshevism which Spain tration.

las cilminated from its own social

Causing Japanese Anxiety This lack of unity is stated to

by means of a hard fought wir. After the Russian troops entered Poland, the Spanish press attacked

366,000,000

Roman Catholics

HERE is a table showing the approximate number of Roman Catholics in the leading coun- tries of Europe as compared with populations.

Roman

Catholics Population Britain..

3,000,000 44,500,000 France 30,000,000 42,000,000 Italy ... 11,000,000 43,600,000.. Germany 44,000,000 30,000,000 Poland . 24,180,000 32,200,000 Kumonia 13,000,000 18,000,000 Jugoslavia 5,000,000 14,000,000 Total Roman Catholic popula- tion of the world is estimated at 300,185,054,

NEUTRALITY ACT

SWING TO ROOSEVELT Stronger Support From Senate

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (Reu- Moscow's aggression as a menace to ter)-The signs of probable

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. be causing the Japanese somecurity of the entire eastern changes in the Senate voting on

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

Steamship

Janxiety.

The Japanese army mouthpiece has announced that the leaders of the Provisional and Reformed govern- ments will see Wang again soon to discuss the establishment of a new regime.

It is understood that the Provi- sional Government, while willing to accept the authority of the govern- ent planned by Wang, insists upon retaining its separate entity authority north of Yellow River.

Anti-British Movement

and

the neutrality legislation are de- Spanish Catholics cannot remainclared to be very satisfactory by indifferent to the mlion Catholics in eastern Europe,

fate of twenty Mr. Stephen Early, President "Alongside this sympathy for the Roosevelt's secretary. Catholics, Spain intends to continue along the same read. decided upon Immediately after the confilet in Poland broke out."

IT л

Democrat, a member of the Senator Walter George, foreign relations committee pro- Bringing Cargo from Dunkirk via Haiphong.

dicted consideration of modifica- Consignees are hereby informed

Vatican's Accusation that their goods with the exception

SPECIAL TO THE "TILEGNAPH";

tions in shipping restrictions and of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 5 (UP).-

the 90 days credits proposals. are being landed and stored into the

The "Osservatore Romano,"

Senator Schwellenbach des- Godowns of the Hongitong Kowloon

front page editorial, accuses the cribed the neutrality bill as s Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.; Kow

The anti-British movement in Pei-Soviet of reviving the territorial "complete and orderly retreat loon, whenco delivery may be obtain-ping has led to the closing of two aspirations of Imperial Russia. ed immediately after landing.

The article asserted that the policy

from war." All claims inust be sent in to me Chinese paper says that the schools of the Kremlin is based on the desire on or before 12th October, 1030, or were forced to closed because agita-Sea "eliminating the supremacy of to completely dominate the Balle they will not be recognized.

tion had resulted in most of the the only other power -Damaged Packages will be examin-sturlents recking

which entry into by

other aspire to this domination"-presum- Lise Company's Messrs-Goddard and Douglas in the

Surveyor schools.

ably meanlag Germany. The movement againsi British presence of the Consignees at 10 a.. missions elsewhere in North Chinn is

ed

on Saturday, 7th October, 1930.

British mission schools.

A local

believed in have caused the closing provinces of lopet and North Hohan.

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Consignces must have a Revenue of nearly every mission station in the Governor's Message

Omeer in attendance when any dull able goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

No Fire Insurance with be effected

by us in any case whatever.

L. OUL. Agent.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

Steamship

Bringing Cargo from Marseilles vin Saigon

Chicken (With Indigestion) In Court

Filled With Sand To Make It Weigh More! Consignees are hereby informed

A DROOPING and watery that their goods with the exception eyed chicken, showing all the of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables signs of acute indigestion, re-

To Macao

Debate Becomes Bittor OPELIAL-TO-THE-TELEGRAPH”~~ WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (UP)- Senntor

Key Pilimun angrily challenged the isolationists to add cotton, oil and American mined metals to the embargo list to prove their sincerity.

He described the three commodi- ties as "instruments of mass murder" and said that the present embargo

• had neither halled hor discouraged The following telegram was sent war. from His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, to His Ex- cellency the Governor of Macao on the occasion of the anniversary of the proclamation of the Portuguese Republic:

"On the occasion of the anniversary of the proclamation of the Portuguese Republic, I have much pleasure in conveying to Your Excellency and the Colony of Macao, the congratulations and sincere good wishes of myself and the Colony of Hongkong."

The bitter outburst came after Senator John Overton hnd accused years ago when he favoured a ban him of reversing his stand of three on arms.

the fact that the belligerents "sink Senator, Pitimon drew attention to every ship that erries cotton."

"halted brutality and murder.

He said that the embargo had not

bombing civilian populations, it has "If there has ever been murder by

been going on in Chinn," he declared. He observed that Japan did not need bombs to continue the war, but she needed

which

the existing law even if President

are being innded and stored into the pronchfully clucked or perhaps HOUSES ROBBED America was able to supply under Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon it was a hiccough-in the Kow- Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kow- 1oon, whence delivery may be obinin- loon Magistracy, this morning na

The theft at a silver clock ed immediately after landing.

and Roosevelt had made effective his Inspector Nolloth read out a home, 3

other articles valued at $55 from her neutrality." All claims must be sent in to me charge of cruelty against two Tong, has been reported Suffolk Road, on or before 12th October, 1939, or

Kowloon

Amandment Sought 10 the they will not be recognized,

men, Li Leung, 33, and Chu Police by Mrs. li. Calens,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (Reuler), Damaged Packages will be examin-Mui-ching, 37.

Copt. Houghton, of 142 Waterloo on the neutrality bill, a Republican On the third day of the Senate debate cigarette box and ash tray, valued at Carry clauso should be separated Road, has reported that a silver Senator suggested that the Cash and $50, was stolen from his home be from the mandatory arms embargo, tween October. 1-2. were reported stolen from his resimlitee.

Money and Jewellery valued at $56 eldered by the foreign relations com- and asked that his suggestion be con-

To-sang, yesterday. dence, Lyndhurst Terrace, by Chung If the proposal is considered, It will

be voted upon on Monday.

ed Messrs Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10 a.m. on Saturday, 7th October, 1939.

Consignees must have a Revenue Omeer in attendance when any dut nable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

by the Company's Surveyor Acting, apparently, on the prin- ciple that chickens are worth their weight in money in these days of high prices. Li, sald Inspector Nol- luth, was forcing rice down the

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

B. OUL Agent.

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G.B.S.

M PYGMALION

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throats of a crate of chickens,

The rice, a bowl of which was produced in Court, was mixed with Band.

"The chickens were apparently. being, forelbly fed with sand in order to increase their weight for sale." said Inspector Nolloth.

Sergt. MeDermott told the Angis- trate, Mr. Q. A. A. Masfadyen, that Chu was the owner of the chickens. Li was paid one cent for every chicken fed with the mixture of rice and and,

"Don't be greedy," said the Mogis- trate, in fining each defendant $7, or seven days' imprisonment.

10-Year-Old Boy Missing

Fazal Mohammed, at 442 Prince Edward Road, has reported to the Polleo that his son, Mohammed Shah, aged 10, has been missing from home klace 10 a.m. on October 3,

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