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In France

Not One Casualty Yet Reported

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

LONDON, Oct. 6, (Reuter), British troops are still being transported to France, and the total number exceeds what the British authorities thought it possible to send.

RUMANIA

BUCHAREST, Oct. d (Reuter),- M. Gafencu, the Rumanian Prime Minister, declared is an interview to day that Soviet Russla had made no demands on Rumania for the return of Bessarabtu,

It is reported that he agreed that neutral Balkan bloe was desirniste, but sold that that would depend on, the outcome of the Turkish talks in

Moscow.

"Reuter" learns from Berlin that fula has assured Rumania that she |will recognise the status quo in south-i The achievement is expected to be eastern Europe, and that she will the subject of a statement by Mr. Pursue a policy of good relations with Leslle Hore-Belisha, We Minister

Etumanda. in the House of Commons next week.

Unhappy Estonia In the meantime, it may be stated

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 6 (Reuter) that transportation In the last war The Danish

newspaper "Pulitiken" was regarded in London as a simple says that the Soviet-Estualan pnet process compared with the recent hardly working out an Estorza en- effort, when it was necessary to move peeled. not only horses and men, but heavy Already Hussia has oblakied more lorrier and engines of every descrip-territory than provided for under the tion.

pretext that she must have space for The force has been transported barracks for her troops which are to so far without a single casually. be sent into the Estonian ruast. As regards recruiting, it is under- Furthermore, Russia is now trying stood there is now a regular system to get Estonia to fet Soviet troops go of calling up clames in an orderly through Eatonia to i base agreed procesion. In addition to the system upon, stend of by sen us stipidated whereby men of certain ages are the panet. called up, men over these ages may be registered and render themselves liable to enlistment.

Already, is understood, some thousands of such men with previous military experience have been called up. It is also understood that the whole of the reserve officers have had notices.

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JAPANESE MACAO CELEBRATIONS

APOLOGISE

For Detention Of Reuter's Man

Anxious To Appease

Hospital Re-opened And School Inaugurated

Macro, Oct. 3.

IRNIE ZUSHMILLERA

LETTERS

St. John Ambulance The Editor,

Hongkang Telegraph.

were:

The atiniversary this year of the establishment of the Portuguese Re- Sir, Numerous public will long be remembered in cently been published regarding the letters have re- Macao, although the usual decorations Hongkong Branch of the St. John and illuminations in the streets were Ambulance Association and Brigade. Shoughal, Oct. 6. not in evidence and there was no The noteworthy ores Despite last night's apology ux ball, owing to the conflicts in Europe mitinnce that James Word was and Asia. There were, however, the

By the Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, wrongfully detained, the Japanese re-opening of St. Raphael's Hospital 30, representing the Government and Colonial Secretary. qn September continue to show keen interest in his ind

use in the extra-Settlement Road. Municipal Primary School.

the Inauguration of the pointing out that the Government Ward has not been home to-day

bore no responsibility for, and exer- but was in touch with his servants: As in former years, a special ser- tised no esñtrol over its administra- by telephone. They declared that two vice at all barracks took place with tion. or duce persons, believed to be Jn- the Revelle. The ceremony at St. Fly Mr. E. M. Raymond, Acting panese, called at the house, photo-Raphael's Hospital took place at 10 Commissioner, on October 2, Riving and enquired when Ward was iškely built edifice open. Major Alexandre eity of Offer (sister) of the Vener graphed the exterior and interior, at Barbosa verse Dr. A. a detailed account of the affair.

Tamagnini declared the re- By Mrs. Rosa Langley in her capa- to return. Shortly after noon earlands of either Japanese or Chi Governors, sketched the story of the an October 3, stating that Mr. Ray- two Majer, Charinan of the Boardble Order of St. John of Jerusalem nese arrivedl at the house, inade reconstruction of the Hespital, and mond's letter contained many similar enquiries and then departed paid tribute to the help and

in- Word has structed his servants couragernent of Dr. Tamagnini,

en-accuracies. to bring his belongings into the restling temporarily, at least until commemorating the

By Mr. Alfred Morris, who has International Settlement, where he is Major Majer then unveiled a tablet done so much for the Brigade and

narne of Dr.the Association proper official channels--Reuter, " the affidet rettled through the Tamagnini in the surgery, close to general, and particularly for the poor on the Colony in the maternity ward, which has been s.ek in the New Territories and the preservedl with, the mine of Dr.rellef work over the Dorter, on Scarem

October 5, suggesting that Mr. Ray- Shanghal, Oct. 0. A marble tablet at the entrance mond's statement will not stand dis- A full apology on behalf of the comincinerates the re-opening of the section of supplementation under the Shanghai Special Municipality was hospital. It reads. "October 5, 1939, searchlight of critleisın. tendered to the British Consul Gen-This Hospital was ordered to be res On digesting Mr. Morris's letter, eral. Herbert Phillips, this afternoon but in 1938 by the Governor of the there are words of extraordinary by two officials of the "Talan" Pullee,, Colony, Dr. Arthur Tamagnin de depth which require further mumpli- who called on the British Consulate. necessary funds at the disposal of the Mr. Morris, reminding him that he

Souza Barbosa, whe placed Messrs. Linstead and Davis, chor-

the hallon. May I convey a message to trece aerountants, have been appoint- Chief of the Police of the Shanghai Holy Institute of Mercy,"

The oficials Included Lu Yong.

must not forget the general public ed liquidators in respect of the wind-Special Municipality and Col.: Then follow the names of these and the Ambulanc members itt jing up of the affairs of the following Igarashi, Chief Adviser to the Shang-connected with the work.

particular and that a statement to alloons:

hal Special Municipality Pelice A consecration ceremony was per-clarity the fomentable situation from Mr. E. Schetz, formerly at 20 Con- Bureau.

formed by Canon Patricio Menties, him would be highly appreciated. duit Road, Hongkong:

Mr. C. P. Kirsten. formerly of the superintending consul, G. V.

Mr. Phillips was informed through setting on behalf of the Bishop.

PET IN THE CMNTMENT At noon. the Governor received the Messrs. Melchers and Co., Hongkong: Kitson, that the Tato Police had restings from

officials. Mi Hang Lubeseder, formerly of entered Ward's house not knowing it clergy, and citizens, and a salute from officers, 28 Humphrey's Building, Kowloon; was the property of a third Power Monte Fort and Portuguese warships

and addressed him in ignorance of was given. Mr. Ollo Heinsohn, formerly of the fact that he is a Briton.

This ceremony was followed by "Sunshine Bungalow." Kennedy)

The Police ometal responsible for Primary School.

the opening of the Macao Municipal Terrace, Hongkong.

the affair was punished.

Dr. Tamagnini cut An assurance was given that no entrance, and Mr. Luciano Martins, de

the ribbon lending into the main recurrence of such Incidents would Chairman of the Macas Municipal entled

ecur and there would be no inter- Council, asked him to declare the Vice-Minister for ference with British nationals in future.

building ready for use-Our Oum and, it was The Tatao offeints also guaranteed

Correspondent. full protection for British residents In the area under the jurisdiction of the Shang Speelal Municipality.~~. Reuter.

work

WINDING UP ALIEN AFFAIRS

Mr. C. G. N. Tinson and Mr. M. M. Watson, ut Messrs. Johnson Stokes and Master, Hongkong. Have heen oppointed liquidutors of the affairs Mr. and Mrs. E. C. II. Dillner, formerly of Cheung Cha Island, Hongkong.

£5,000,000 FOR POLISH ARMY

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LONDON,

Message From Macao

Japan's Attitude To Poland

The Polish

Tokyo, Oui, 6.

Ambassador, Mr. de Romer, this afternoon Mr. Masayuki Tani, the Foreign Affairs, understood, requested the Japanese Government to re- cognise the new Polish Government

stablished in France.

The following telegram was receive whether Japan would recognise the Asked by a foreign correspondent ed on Friday by His Excellency new Polish Government in Paris, the the Governor from His Excelleney the spokesman of the Foreign Office this Governor of Macua: BENES. IN FRANCE-

-my-own-name-and-un-behalf ton of such recognition because morning said that there was no.ques-. LONDON, Oct. 0. (Reuter)-Dr.of the Colony of Macno I thank you Japan has never withdrawn her re- ficially stated that the five million Slovakia left England for France anniversary of the proclamation of

Out. 4 (UP) It is Benes, former President of Czecho-very cordially for your kind message comition from pound sterling which Great Britain to-day.

of greeting on the occasion of the ment. agreed to lend to Poland never left Great Britain.

the Portuguese Republie and take this opportunity to wish Your Excellency LONDON, Oct. 6, (Reuter).-The and Lady Northcote and the Colony poses by the Polish Government in Red Cross Fund has passed the jof Hongkong all good wishes for Parks.

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It is now being used for war pur-

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Establishment of a new Government Government through the Foreign was communicated to the Japanese Office last week by the Polish Am bassador, the spokesman revealed.- ¦ Danici.

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