1939-10-11 — Page 19

NANCY

OH,

·OH.

NANCY!) DEAR!

LOOK

WHAT

I'VE

GOT!

IT'S "WINDY"

WESTERN FRONT

AGAIN!

AIR FORCE ACTIVITY

"We Repulsed Several Enemy Raids"

PARIS, Oct. 10 (Reuter)-A communique atates: "There has been very great activity on the part of enemy reconnaissance units between Moselle and the Sear.

"In this region, we repulsed several ruids, some of which involved fairly important effects."

Hodge-Hop Along Border LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter).-Two pairs of British planes made recon- whole naissance Bights along the

Germun line bordering Luxembourg, Belgium and ellund,

to in-

A British observer with the Royal Alr Force says they went vestigate reports of German move- ments the evacuation

important

and

cities, big troop movements concentrations near Aix-la-Chapelle, and fortifications on the Luxemburg frontier.

came back useful and

One pair of planes with

excciient

some

photographs.

The other pair, besides encounter- ing bad weather, met with intensive ant-aircraft fire and flew over the North Sen and landed In-England.

Nazi Claims

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

x

Belgium Is Rich

In Armaments

LOOK A PIECE OF UNBREAKABLE GLASS-- AIN'T THAT SOMP'N ?-- DON'T YA WISH YOU

HAD IT?

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By Ernie

HE BURNS ME UP--- ALWAYS BOASTIN' THAT HE'S GOT SOMETHIN' BETTER THAN YOU

HAVE!

October 11, 1939.

Bushmiller

BE CAREFUL, SLUGGO-- WE DON'T WANT TO DROP THIS PIECE OF

INVISIBLE GLASS

.SOFT-7

A section of the photographs entered in the "Lengkong Telegraph" summer competition which pre now on exhibRion in the "Bouth China Morning Port" building. The exhibition will remain open until Friday evening.

SUPREMACY OF ROYAL AIR FORCE

ESTABLISHED

(Continued from. Page 1.)

convoy,

...

Leaflet "Bombings"

YEAH -- IT'S VERY EXPENSIVE!

JAPANESE

· OPPORTUNISM

Chinese Minister Seos Trouble Ahead

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” LONDON, Oct. 10 (UP)In an address to the Chinese Cam-1 paign Committeo at a Doublo Tenth luncheon, Mr. Quo Tai-chi, the Chinese Ambassador to London, predicted trouble ahead for the Western Powers interest- ed in the Far East.

"It does not require the gift of prophcey to predlet that Japan will certainly cxploit the European situation," he said.

"European preoccupation will be Japon's opportunity for further de- predations in East Asia and the Western Pacific, against the Western Powers as mueli ne against China."

Scotching rumours of mediation in the Sino-Japanese war, Mr. Quo, sald, "As “Jong as the Japanese war lorda remain in the saddle and in their present mood, there can be ne reasonable basis for negotiations and no hope for peace."

Sir Stafford Cripps discussed the an Anglo-Japan PEC ellence.

Traitors Executed possibility of

In Germany

New

the Air

"At present there is a most real aud practical danger for this country Ja turn to an alilance with Japan to offset the Russo-German pact," he said.

He emphasised the necessity of] waiting British public opinion to the conscious need of supporting China.

Chinese residents in London con-

"Tho' distribution of iñessages to the German people over large areas of enemy territory, which had been, combined with successful reconnais- SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" sance, had been of considerable value

BERLIN, Oct. 10 (UP).—It has in giving Information to the people in Germany,"

been officially announced that three Sir Kingsley added. approach of enemy craft and the

"A number of these messages, people were executed to-day for high presence of submarines from ranges were recently found in possession treason and espionage on behalf of a

Two Minutes Sitanco BERLIN, Oct. 10 (UP)-A High far beyond the vision of surface

of the German prisoners, notwith foreign power." Command communique says that Ger-craft.

standing the pains and penalties]

LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter}.-The man planes made a surprise attack on

threatened against person who

Chinese Double Tenth Anniversary "The value of the work performed

Dominions and India, but of the luncheon by the China Campaign British naval units yesterday off the

picked up such communications must not be gauged by attacks alone.

Sir Kingsley referred to the Ger- Colonies as well. To-day the whole Committee, at which 150 attended, west coast of Norway.

man efficial bulletin which stated strength of the Empire is being was celebrated in London with Lord The communique sald, "Our at- We have confirmed from prisoners tackers

achleved

particularly statements that the mere presence heavy hits on British cruisers on of aircraft is sufficient to make a that Berlin citizens stept quietly marshalled and there is no doubt Davies presiding

Mr. Quo Tal-chi spoke, followed which explosions and smoke clouds submarine submerge and remain sab- through the British flight over Ber- that the great Dominion effort of 25 Have evidence of German successes." merged, and that the mere presence tin, and said "Our sirmen, on their years ago will be largely exceeded in Lady Snowden, Moore by

Two German bombers were dam of air escort often prevents a sub-return, spoke of firing and search- the present confllet,"

we can only Sir Kingsley announced the rapid and Sir Stafford Cripps. aged and forced to make landings in marino commander from attacking a ilghts encountered,

confecture that the people of Berlin expansion of training school facgregated in force at a tea party at Denmark.

in Canada, Australia Almost Daily Clashes must be very heavy sleepers.

"For sometime now, the RAF Zealand, and said that the young men the Embassy in the afternoon.

A two minutes silence was observed; France trained would join either

for the civil and military Chinese "Almost daily there have been have been established in clashes with the enemy, and units of alongside the gallant French squa-Force Squadronis in one Dominion who had been killed in the war with Everywhere they have been theatre of operation, or the. British | Japan, and a message was sent to the the coastal command are successfully drons. carrying out services vitol to our received with kindness and hos-R.A.F. units.

Thia undertaking was one of great Chinese army expressing the hope pitality. war efforta."

Again referring to the reconnais- The move of the squadrons to magnitude and its development would for an early vlotorious ending to the Speaking at the Chinese Indepen- The Belgian Minister of National De-wood sold hundreds of hours of fly-proceeded with the greatest smooth-crease in the number of training dence Day luncheon, Mr. Quo Tal-

BRUSSELS, Oct. 10 (Reuter)sance over Germany, Sir Kingsley France with all associated equipment result in a very great and rapid in-

London, fence gaven reassuring report on in had been recorded. Vital milit-ness."

The mission, from England headed chi, Chinese Ambassador armaments to the Senatorial Comary information had been gained and Sir Kingsley said that--on-some by Lord Riverdale, who is aided by said that eo long as the Japanese war

would tell the mittee on national defence to-day. units had familiarised themselves other occasion he

The supply of artillery ammuni- with the 'country.

House the valuable and devoted work specially selected technical staff, was Lords remained in the saddle and in Aug-10 reasonable basis for negotiations) tion was satisfactory, he said, and so

Augmenting his reference to the done by the other commends includ-already on the way to Canada to meet their present mood, there could be

These and no hope for peace. was the output of the munitions fac inpping of the Siegfried Line, Siring the Overseas Commands in the corresponding misalues from

All Mediterranean, Middle East, Iraq, tralia and New Zealand. torles,

the people of Europe, and Kingsley said, "A few days ago, India and the Far East:

with the missions would discuss craft taking off from an aerodrome

Canadian authorities, all further steps throughout the world were asking to be taken for the ripid execution of themselves whether a just and dur

able peace in Europe was possible. the undertaking.

"I think," said the Ambassador, to the North Sen. They few on to equipment, Sir Kingsley sald during S. African Air Force ExpansionTM

"we all know the answer." Hellgolund all without serious op-the first fortnight of the war 10,000

"For varlous reasons the Govern

Mr. Quo Tal-chi added that West- position and then made a safe lond~imen were accepted for service'

ond maintenancement of South Africa does not con- crews pilots, ing home in England.

training ap-ern people will appreciate more clear- flights "Long reconnaissace

of personnel Training and organisation Bider this scheme of 1,000 miles or so have been carried had been expanded on a vast scale to plicable to the circumstances of the ly the identical dificulty which con- alike. Peace must be out at night under weather condi- produce a further large number of alan, and they consider that their fronts China,, and the Western

pilots, observers and air-gunners venir force personnel should recolvemocracies tions of great difficulty.

their full training at home.

based upon good faith among nations, quired.

international law and "All sorts of

"1: however, am authorised to say respect for claims have been

to the that the Union authorities intend to human dignity, and the principle of made in German reports as numbers of our aircraft shot down. make their training as complete alive and let live." Of course we must have our casuall-pussible, and expand their air forces the fullest extent of their ics. Some German claims have been to accurate, but others have been gross-resources." ly exaggerated."

Holland To Buy

A. A. Batteries

LONDON, Oct.10 (Reuter) —The Netherlands are starting funds to purchase anti-aircraft butteries for towns in which they live.

in France covered the whole length of Germany from the guld aerodrome

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Roady To Strike Hard Referring to the "mysterious affair Friedrichshaven," Bir Kingsley said, "Neliher the French nar ourselves were responsible for this mythical raid."

schools,

After remarking that the Dominions bad already made individual contri- butions of a gallant and striking character, Sir Kingsley said the arrangements referred to were a botable Hlustration of the manner in which members of the Commonwealth tould bring to bear the full weight and might of their individual re-

war.

Oslo Powers Are Worried

dc-

BRUSSELS, Oct. 10 (Reuter),—The seven Osio powers have postponed neutrality and other war questions. indefinitely their conference, to discuss

Referring to aircraft strengths, Sir Kingsley said, "The KAF. is ready sources to secure the achievement of The postponement was decided up-

да

Un-

to strike and strike hard and at any time to make its full and effective contribution to winning the war. We have built up aircraft production on broad foundations. At the outbreak of war, our rate of production re- presented

achievement precedented in this country in time of prace. Now our factories are every day Increasing their labour force,

also "Now factories are

nearly completed and fresh sub-contractors are being enlisted daily. In dre course this will mean the rate of

..

"The Cabinet has made

their common purpose and the success developments might be such on when some of the notions of Uncir common cause,

re-

Fold

that

"I am sure the House would like direct netion by countries concerned -to join wlui the Government in might be necessary,

paying tribute to the "vision ́ ́and imagination of Dominion states- ment who have so promptly cognised ko: algulsteanca" of this great conception. Wearo most grateful to the Dominion High: Commissioners in London for their helpful co-opernilon."

Tribute To Airmen

in conclusion, Sir Kingsley recalled;

CHILDREN WHO

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There's nothing so wearing for:

a mother as a child who won't

eat well. Usually such a child

is the "nervy! highly-strung type. He picks at his food, looks

production will be more than twice the considerable figure we have now, the late King George Va tribute to the Empire's contribution in the air reached.

fresh to victory and said: "We shall have examination of the whole position ur dangers, our ordeals and our and authority has been given and difficulties, but none of us doubt that is being put into Immediate effect to when the great test comes ngain, our pale and loses weight. ensure considerably increased facill-airmen of to-day-from the Mother land and overseas-w!!! once more ties against the possible effects of record the same magnificent achieve- enemy action.

ments, self-sacrifice and devotion to "We are acting also in full co duty." operation with Franco in many of Replying to question by Mr. our productive plans Military via Hugh Dalton, suggesting that the tion and production France have time is not far distant when Britain

The reason is that Horlicks not recently. made great strides and much would have recovered her air mutual advantage has been obtained supremacy over Germany which she only builds, bone and muscle, by a full and free Interchange had in 1910, Sir Kingsley said: "The but it stimulates their appetites experience and ideas.

steps I have indicated to-day will

1.

•

F1

Coaxing won't improve matters.. Child specialists everywhere re- commend. Horlicks for these "nervy" children with faded ap- pelites.topele

Dominion Co-operation satlaly him that we are taking every for the foods they need. Inga remarkably short time they get *Referring to Dominion co-operation, step in this connection."

Sir Kingsley said, "Nothing has given Replying to Sir Archibald Sinclair,

us greater encouragement since the Sir Kingsley sald he understood an strong, healthy full of life and war began than the keen desire of all announcemerit was being made to "g. And children love the taste" parts of the Eripire to play an effec-day that officers and men who dis-of Horlicks, Get Horlicks to-day. Live part in the air defence, played such skill at Kiel had been

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