1939-10-09 — Page 29

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

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By Ernie

VING VAN

October 9, 1939.

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MOVIN

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NANCY

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REALLY?

он BOY.

HEH HEH --- I KNEW

SHE'D COME CRAWLIN'

BACK IT'S ME SPARKLIN PERSONALITY,

I GUESS!

WARSHIPS MUST NOT AID SHIPS!

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WAR MINISTER NEW YORK YANKEES

TELLS PLANS

LONDON, Oct. 8 (Router).

Secretary of State for War, interviewed to-day by the London correspondent of a French newspaper said:

Mr. Loslio Hore-Belisha,

"In a year we shall have as many mon at the front as you."

COPENHAGEN, OCT. 8 (REUTER).—A WARN| ING TO NEUTRAL SHIPS AGAINST JOIN- || ING THE ALLIED CONVOYS IS GIVEN BY THE "FRANKFURTER ZEITUNG". The German nowspaper, which is quoted by the Copenhagen "Politiken", says that tho rogulations with regard to the stopping and examining of ships and a ban on sinking without warning cannot be compliedmediately. They must with when the merchantmen are protected by warships.

This applies not only to enemy convoys protected by onemy warships, but also to neutral ships joining enemy convoys.

Neutral ships convoyed by their own warships | cannot be stopped and searched, according to the German prize regulations, but the commander of the convoy can be asked for assurances and detailed information with regard to his ship and cargoes.

The German Admiralty, according to the paper, has

He explained that Britain could not enrol all its men at once as it was not possible to equip, and instruct them im- pro. by sections. He also referred to tho transport to France of the British oxpeditionary force and the shipment of its equipment, which, he said, was carried out

without a hitch.

BLACKOUT BLAZE

London Gloom'

declared that if neutrals cared to incur the trouble and Relieved By Big Fire

expense of convoying their own ships, this would be welcomed by the High Command.

Anglo-Belgian Negotiations

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WIN WORLD SERIES Costly Fielding Errors In Tenth Inning

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (UP),-The Now York Yankees establish- ed a new Major Baseball record to-day when they beat the Cin- cinnati Reds to win the World Series pennant for the fourth year in succession. All the King's horses and men could not halt the Yankee batters from browbeating the Reds for their fourth straight victory in the 1939 series. The win, too, was the Yankees' second consecutive triumph in the pennant series in the minimum number of games.

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Goodman, r McCormick, 1b Lombardi,

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The scores were:

New York Cincinnati Manager MeKechnie played every Derringer, cart at his disposal, bist the Reds' Walters, p bulwarks

Myers, s

fumbled at critical mo- Simmons, ments leaving Derringer's and Walter's burden too heavy when they might have won had the defence been impregnable.

The

Reds' seventh and eightl

ning challenges were futile after! the Yankees eame-back in the ninth and tenth, making the Reds look afraid to keep the series running.

In the Just two nightmare-ish Innings the Reds made four errors, threw to the wrong base, and once left the ball lying on the ground.) For the Yankees it was Sunday-school picnic.

Scores by Innings were

Kenerati

Wool Rations In England Requisitioning Of Supplies

LONDON. Oct. 8 (Reuter)-The wool control has announced that

New York B-0-0-0-8-11-2-0-2-3 woaltops and yarn will be ratloned Cincinnati 0-0-0-0-0-0-3-1-0-01from November 1.

For the Yankees, Sunden relieved The amount of the individual civil

ed on Government orders.

Blockada Cost To Denmark In their talks, the objects of which LONDON, Oct. 8 (Reuter).—' COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1 (Reuter)ere to minimise any temporary ad-A huge blaze lightened the black-debrand on the mound during the ration will be decided after allowance Germany's "blockade" neutral verse effects of the measures Britain out in the West of London to-rth frame, and in turn gave place for the out of machinery employ- shipping is costing Denmark £109,-is taking to cut off supplies to Ger-night, when a furniture store, in Murphy in the seventh. 000 a day in the bacon, butter and meny through Belgian porta. egg Industries.

The Belgian delegates have return-packed with furniture belonging The Reds cloned pitchers only er to Brussels to confer with their to families who had left London,ence, Walters taking over from Der- With the rationing of certain food- Government, and this was presum-including works of art, costly The Yankees scored on a double-nctumn, the Government are taking

ringer in the eighth.

stutts impending sometime thi ably the basis for the German wire-furniture and tapestries owned bagger from Dickey. Frey tossed the active steps to LONDON, Oct. (Reuler)It is less broadcast last night, that nego-by well-known people, caught ball to Myers, who droped it allow supplies belme available.

ensure adequate officially stated that the Belgian tiations had broken down. Trade Delegation and the British This is officially stated to be com-fire.

int Keller to romp home. Then authorities are making good progress' pletely untrue.

Sellurk filed to Goodman for what The Ministry of Food has an- Between 50 and GU fire engines should have been the third out, but special licence will be required by nounced that from lo-morrow il aided by water towers, fought the instead, DiMaggio moved to third blaze for two hours before it showed after the catch had been dropped, article of food, including ment, bacon, everybody who selis almost every signs of abaling.

and came home when Gordon clouted canned goods, dairy products and one to infeld. There was close play cereala.

King Confers Medals on Naval Air Arm Officers.

an-

LONDON, Oct. 8 (Reuter).-The Admiralty nounces that after visiting the fleet, the King stated: "Having visited representa- Visit To R.A.F. Unit

LONDON, Oct. 8 (British Wireless).

tive ships and establishments. I

Furniture belonging to the Duke of Kent is stored in the building, but so far as it known, it was not in- volved in the Are which was confined ..to two blocks_of_the_building........

Big Motor Car Firm On Trial

have been much impressed by Sir Kingsley Wood, Secretary of the keen cheerful spirit that state for Air and Sir Julm Simon, U.S. Government Acts unites you in the determination Chancellor of the Exchequer to-day

to bring the war to a successful paid an informal, visit to a unit of Under Anti-Trust Law conclusion.

the R.A.F. "somewhere in England."

your ultimate

The ministers Latked with pllots

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at the plate when DiMaggio crossed, het Lombardi dropped the bail.

The Ministry also announces that stretch for the Reds, allowing only fats owned by the manufacturers Dí Derringer plebed another brillant fall stocks of murgarine and cooking three-hits-in-seven innings. Their these commodities have been requint- eleventh hits included two-baggers tioned. from McCormick, Goodman.and Sim- mons, and one from Myers.

TRAGIC FICURE

Gas Balloons For Berlin Cars

The tragic figure if the Reds de- feat was Myers, who made two Keller singled followed by DiMaggio, ports from Berlin state that metar costly ΕΡΓΟΤΗ. Entering the ninth frame looking like certain winners,; LONDON, Oct. (Reuter},-Re- but Simmons threw to second instead cars there are travelling about with ut third and Keller raced to the "hot large balloons.. corner,"

These balloons are filled with coal. Walters walked Crosettl ON Ave gas which is being used instead of pitches in the tenth; Rulle sacrificed petral, which private owners find and then Keller hit sharp grounder almost impossible to obtain in Ger-

"Your task may be long und and men, inspreted their aeroplanes, SOUTH-BEND, Oct. 8, (UP). arduous, but I have every confidence tents, messing rooms, mobile feld-The General Motors Corpora kitchen or cooking trailers, capable The Commander-in-Chief of the of cooking a meal for two or three tion, three affiliated companies to Myers, who booted the ball. Di-many- Home. Fleet signalled a reply on be hundred men in short time, which and 19 individuals will come up Maggio singled, and then the Yan- half of the officers and men of the are run voluntarily by some of the for trial in the Federal Court]kets broke loose.

Crosetti scored Home Fleet and Auxillaries to the wives of offlcers, from which hol

eteanly, and Keller came in following effect;

diore whose on Monday under an indictment Goodman fumbled with the ball and when neale are supplied to Jobs take them beyond the reach of which was returned in May this made a slow relay to McCormick; "However long and arduous task may be, they will not swerve selves the general conditions of lifetion of the Anti-Trust Laws.

the cump kitchens, and saw for them-year, charging them with viola-Lombardi

dropped McCormick's from Ur determination to do their In a unit, ceaselessly on duty hi war.

throw home. In his race across the utmost to ensure victory."

olate, Keller collided with Lombardi,

Wallo visiting the feet, the King went to the fleet air aim aerodrome and decorated airmen who recently achilevel * certain North Bea triumph.

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Sequel To Sensational Robbery

Six Men Charged

SIX Chinese were charged before Mr. Houston at Central Magistracy this morning in connection with the sensational robbery which occurted in Con- naught Road Central on October

Lau, Ping, 91, Wong Ifel, 34, Wong Kei, 42, unemployed, Ting Hing. 34, will look and last boatman, Tsang Yeung, 33, house boy, like 1st quality and Chan Po, 60, unemployed, were charged with having conspired to rob Tsang King-lol, master of the Lung Yuen Remittance Agency.

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Accused Remanded

Lau, Wong Hel and Wong Kei were further charged with having robbed Tsang of $3,450, Hongkong money, $2 250 Chinese furrency, U.8345. Ave gold rings, one pair of gold bangles, three rattan bangles mounted with gold, a gold chain and two house Utle deeds.

The accused were remanded for 72 hours. Inspector Hookins is in charge of the ease,

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The trial is expected to lust for who lay on the ground dazed, and three months. Probably 500 wit-while in that condition DiMaggio nesses wit be called to testify. crossed before Walters was able to

pick up the Ball, Ford Motors and the Chrysler Corporation were also included in crosetil, at the original indictment but they have Halfe, 36 both signed consent decrees promise of Ing to desist from violation of the pickey,

DIMagio, of anti-Trust Laws.

Melkirk, Such decrees will become vold if Gordon, 2b General Motors wins the case.

Dahlgren. Ib The Government charges lut Gen-

1ldebrand, p eral Motors forced dealers to mance Murphy, p their sales through the General!

Weber, 3b Motors Acceptance Corporation, Frey, b

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