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By Col. Reitz

LONDON, Oct. 25 (British Wire- less)-Colonel Reitz, the South African Native Affairs Minister, in an Empire broadcast from London to-day, referred to the forthcoming presence in London of dominion Ministers which, he [said, would give great service to the common cause and proof not only of imperial solidarity but also to realisation of the! fate awaiting the smaller nations in the event of a Nazi victory.

South Africa was especially under; no delusion; her strategic position, her! amall white population and the fact she produced three-quarters of the world's gold supply, inede sure that she would be the "Arst to go under** should Germany succeed.

Then And Now

LONDON, OCT. 25 (REUTER).—THE GERMAN WIRELESS HAS STRESSED AN ARTICLE IN THE "SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST" REGARDING THE INDIGNATION OF THE CHINESE POPULATION AT THE INTRO- DUCTION OF INCOME TAX IN HONG- KONG.

A special commentary, issued in London: to-day, states that the following points are relevant in this connection:

1-If the paper actually wrote as reported, it shows the great liberty enjoyed by the Press in British colonies. Such a free expression of opinion would be inconceivable in German territory. 2-Chinese British subjects in Hongkong have for many years held seats on the Executive and Legis- lative Councils. There is no question of taxation without representation.

3. It is well-known that Chinese British subjects and

ROYAL OAK other Chinese in Hongkong,' so

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Mr. Churchill To Make Statement

far from complaining of British administration, have always up- preciated the security and liberty assured them in the Colony at times when China was swept by unrest. Their appreciation is shown by their readiness to serve with the Colony's naval and military forces.

of refugees and new defence measures have Increased expenditure, while disturbances to trade have affected the normal sources of revenue.

Col, Reitz, after dealing with the between distinctions fundamental South Africa and ather Dominions in raee and language, sald; "In the past

LONDON, Oct. 25 (Reuter), we fought two bitter wars against

4. As regards the new taxation, it who am-Mr. Winston Churchill, First the British. I myself.

this speaking to you afternoon, Lord of the Admiralty, stated in is not surprising that the strain im-

under Arma three years served

the House of Commons to-day posed on Hongkong by the China Incident should, necessitate tapping The influx against the British Empire, and

strange land that an enquiry into the causes new sources of revenue. went into exile in rather than serve under the British of the loss-of-H.M.S. Royal Oak Ang. I mention these things to show will take place as speedily as you the difference between our own

possible. past and that of other Dominions.

"But a generosity unknown la the history has conterred un us an even greater measure of liberty than we Jenjoyed under our own former re- publics. To-day a voluntary partner In the British Common- wealth, we are not only free but are for safer than we could hope to be if i we were on our own with the smash- and-strab policy which is now trying to dominate the world."

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Neutrality Disgrace

He hopes to make a statement next week.

Will Have To Be Careful Mr. Churchill Indicated that he would have to be very careful not to

isclose information which might bej of advantage to other parties.

Asked if his attention was drawn tolic U-bont commander's statement

Britons Interned In Germany

LONDON, Oct. 25 (Reuter). — A

to the effect that he was two days in total of 102 British civilians are in- the vicinity of Scapa Flow, Mr.terned In Germany, it was announced Churchill sold: "A number of state the House of Commons to-day.

The United States Charge d'Affaires ! ments made by the U-boat comman- Passing to events in south Airica der were in part composed of re-in Berlin is in charge of relief mea- n the outbreak of war, the Minister petition of information given in this sures where necessary.

House and part of which had no ald many African-speaking peo- les' favoured at first neutrality but relation to fact," (Laughter). the position is rapidly improving be-

cause it realises that a neutral South U.S. HAS 200,000,

South

Africa would be disgraced. Africa would be at the mercy

of

Germany, who would strip from her MORE WORKLESS

South

Southwest Africa, which African troops captured in 1915.

"We have achieved liberty, pro- ress and security within the four Corners of the Empire, and we are ot going to exchange the substance of what we possess for the shadows hat would wait us without."

Funds are to be sent to him so that the can continue his work,

It is hoped to be able to arrange a more permanent scheme for in-

ternees' rellet,

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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuter)-The

sending of parcels to British prisoners WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (Reuter), in Germany is under consideration. In the interim. arrangements have --The United States Industrial em- ployment has increased by 200,000 been completed by the Alr Ministry compared with September, according and the first consignment of parcels in Germany to the estimate made by the, Secre- for R.A.F. prisoners

was despatched on October 20. tary of Labour.

Arab Support "SAFETY IN THE AIR"

For Allies

LONDON, Oct. 25 (Reuler)---Arab support for the Allied cause was ex- pressed by the new Soud! Arabian Minister to Paris in an Interview at Istanbul.

Arab

The Minkler sald: "All countries pro watching with great interests the events in Europe and sympathise with the Allied cause of pgainst Justice

harmony and aggression.

All Arabs are ready to give the fullest support to the Allies."

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