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Works, Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land near Diamond Hill, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 ycara, commencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one fur- "ther term of 24 years less the
last throo days thereof. Intending bidders are advised
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
November 30, 1939.
SHOP Allies May Have To Detach Big Ships To Round Up Raiders OP TO BEST ADVANTAGE A
NAZI POCKET BATTLESHIP MAY THE ASIACOY BE SERIOUS THREAT
GAS MASK FOR CHILDREN
OF TWO TO FIVE
THE "Omall children's respirator 10 now being issued. for children over two who are too amali to itcar tho smallest ordinary respir ator. It has two in- cvc-pieces stead of one, The face picce rubber has been tested on a large number of chiki- rcn and fas been proved not to irritate the skin. It has lighter con- tatuer, and the hend harness has a light puli
on the face piece
AT SEA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 (UP).—The German poc- ket battleships Admiral Scheer and Deutschland, now operating as commerce raiders in the Atlantic, are regarded by naval observers here as a threat of inestim- able importance to Allied merchant shipping in the South American trade.
Speedy and more powerfuljed since the outbreak of the war, are than an ordinary cruiser, the not believed to be strong enough to warships may be able to inflict challenge the Admiral Scheer.
26-Knot' Spood. tremendous damage before they can be run down and destroyed or driven to a placo where they
like The Admiral Scheer, Deutschland is a 10,000 ton
the vessel
will no longer be a menace. with a speed of 20 knots. She was Because of their superiority for built at a cost of nearly $10,000,000 vessels of their class they are ex-
ceptionally powerful cruisers is (M) and was completed in 1933: Sho entirely conceivable that the Allies carries nearly 1,000 men and has a may be forced to tetuch some of total horsepower of 54,000,
thelt more powerful warships from According to reports, her heaviest and guns are 11-inchers of a new type turned out by the Krupp works in
their main force in an effort to erase the threat that the Scheer Deutschland offers.
RALPH IS
miles.
British forces in South Atlantic Germany, These guns can huri a waters, although reportedly augment-070-pound projectile more than 17 She also has eight guns of nearly KOMC amaller six
each, inches ordnance, and eight torpedo tubes.
"Armoured Ships" Officially, the Admiral Scheer und Admiral Spec her sister ships, the and the Deutschland, are known as "armoured ships." The term "pocket; battleship is a popular designation.
A unique feature of these warships such is that they were the first of size whose halls were electrically REMEMBER Ralph Richardson, the welded. This effected on important umbrella-carrying, spy-chasing air expert saving in tonnage without detracting
IN THE
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in "Q Planes," and how he finally got his were also the first vessels of such to have their documents like the rest men by following them in a destroyer?
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proportions to be powered by Dleself englues.
Ramifications He has joined the Navy. Sub-lieutenant Ralph
The possible ramifications Richardson, R.N.V.R., who volunteered fort- night ago, is under training as a pilot in the Fleet highly successful raiding campaign by Deutschland are the Scheer and ¡Air Arm.
For example, agriculture Mr. Richardson is an expert mumerous. pilot and owns an airplane, department sources here have stated of allied relative that the which he used to take him about shipping in the game of hide-and-go- and seek with Germany's submarines bas the country at week-ends
forestalled, for the time being at between pictures.
least, sharp price increases for meats He is 30. His successes in and other foodstuffs, much of which pictures include "Return of is purchased in Latin America.
Should Allled shipping suffer great- Bulldog, Drummond," "Things
Threat Of Exposure As Ex-Spy
GIRL TELLS OF
POSE AS GERMAN
success
To Come," the film. from the ly increased losses, however, it is book by H. G. Wells, "The probable that food prices would soar A DARK-HAIRED girl, referred to as "Treasure," Divorce of Lady X," and "South and purchase would be restricted. denies in evidence at Birmingham recently that she had Riding."
ever been
a spy, or that she was of German extraction.
IS HITLER
Wilfred Ronald Ward; 27 of Heathfield road,
Handsworth,
was charged with demanding money from Mr. "X" and at-
RADIO
NEAR THE tempting to extort money by ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and
END? Strange Malady.. Reported
falsely accusing him of a crime. 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) It was alleged that Ward threa-
tened to expose Mr. "X" as a German Scottish Songs from Studio spy unless he paid him £500.
The police had stated that the allegation-that-Mr, "X_WOS_R_DY. was untrue.
following:
By Ella Logan
Radio Programme Broadcast--by
second.
H.K.T.
Mr. M. P. Pugh, prosecuting sald Z.B.W. on a Frequency of 845 k.c's. REPORTS that Hitler is suf- that Mr. "K" received a letter signed and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. that immediately after the dispo- sal of the lot the Purchaser (iffering from an incurable throat Rickards." It contained the and 8-11.15 p.m. an, 9.52 m.c's. per not the applicant) will be required disease are becoming more per- 10 cm.
"Caval- sistent, according to authorised to deposit with an .11.45 u.m. 12.30 p.m. officer who will bo present at the cade," the English news ma-
gazine. ....2.30 p.m. sale, the sum of two hundred Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum
Bervice"-due London 10th Dec.
will be refunded on payment of ....Dec. 2, 6 p.m. the Purchase price. .Deo. 2, 5.30 p.m. | PARTICULARS OF
THE LOT
.....9 a.m. Monday, Dec. 4
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12.30. De Groot and His Orchestras and Charles Kuliman (Tenor).
1 Local Time Signal and Weather
Is it worth £500 cash for you to
12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter- be able to carry on with your ordinary work and not to suffer the cession. consequences of all you have done against this country in secret in- formation directed to Germany.
PS £500 represents only a fraction of what you would have Report. earned in 12 months from Germany. 1.03 Bongs of the Hebrides.
Scoilish Country Dance Oг- German frontier correspondents of On Sept. 8 the Chief Constable re- the "Havas" Agency also confirm the ceived an anonymous letter which chestra. report and give supporting facts. alleged that a German espionage ring That Hitler was suffering from an was at work, and included a sketch
The magazine states that the famous specialist, Professor Sauerbruch, has visited Hitler three times recently.
1.18
1.30 Reuter and Rugby
incurable allment was first reported of a badge which bore the letters Weather Forecast
ments.
last February.
Information supplied
from a
accidentally discovered
then WOS
Pro-
"SHVK."
Referring to Mr. "X" it said: "His
Press,
and Announce-
1.45 Will Fyffe (Comediene) In a
2.15 Close Down.
British doctor who worked services at night for Germany include Beottish Variety Programme. in Professor Sauerbruch's clinic and entering shadow factories, stealing
the
and copying plans of aircrafi," fessor's case popers on the Fuehrer. The letter gave the names of other
"gebr Kehelme" (very secret) the Ale also contained poll-People who it alleged were memberstions.
Marked
tient documents connecled with the question of Hitler's physical condi- tion.
Sensational Document
One of the chiefs of the clinic was
of this ring.
"Girl Named Treasure"
5.45 Studio Children's Hour. 6.45 Closing Local Stock Quota-
6.47 Dance Musfo.
7.30 London. Relay-The News.
Local Time Signal, Weather
0
Ward, Interviewed by police, said: Report and Announcements.
8.03 Studio-Scottish Songs by Ella Everything I have ascertained I got a member of Ribbentrop's group, and from a young woman named Trea-Logan (Mezzo-Soprano) with A. T. sure. She left for Germany just be-Lay at the Piano.An Eriskay Love he was undoubledly responsible for fore war broke out. She told me all Lilt, Sleeps the Moon, The Rond to transmitting to the group as about the sples," sational document which the doctor hastily copled out.
It is reprinted here in view of an apparent recurrence of Huer's throat trouble:
the Isles (Ella Logan), Coronach, Ward, alleged Mr. Pugh, asked the T. Lay). Ae Fond Kiss, Comin Through the Rye, Yo Banks and girl to tell people she was a German Braes, Robin Adair, (Elin Logan). and that Me. "X" was an old friend.
8.30 Pipers of the 2nd Battalion Mr. "X,", who sold he was 31 and Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders,—— It is with the profoundest sorrow described himself as a loyal British
8.45 Studio....Talk on The KL Hon. that I inform the Party comrades of subjeci gave evidence that lie formed Medley of Scottish Airs, a Halson with Treasure. the grave condition of our Leader,
Microscopical and histological ex-
Cross-examined, he said Treasure Mr. Winston Churchill by Professor
Forster, aminations show beyond doubt that told him that she was a German,
0.05 Interlude of Band Music, 0.15 the growth found on the false vocal married to an Englishman. She had
London Relay-Nows Sum- stated that she was working ns a chords is malignant, and the clinical-German agent, but mentioned that ma symptoms bear out this melancholy someone, as a joke, had suggested alere) and some Harry Lauder Songe. 0.30 Wiliam McCulloch (Come- diagnosis.
These Intter are: (1) Increasing she was a spy
When called as a witness "Trea- uphonia; (2) slight offensivo dis-
aure" gave her name as Mabel Nellie foul breath; (3) mental depression She said that her parents charge; (3) hoarseness; (4) very Maffet, and said she was a nurso.stream Guards Appended are some sketches of the English and she had never been out Day Concert.
of the country. She knew only n cell-invasion (not copled).
few words of German, most of which | Nows" Treatment has and will fail. The she had learnt from Ward. operations whilch were attempted in February and June, 1938, could not
| with hysteria.
Convent School Badgo
werd
9.45 Scottish Ballads, 10.15 Whe Band of ILM. Cold-
10.30 London Relay-St. Andrew's
11 London Relay-"Background to
that she had been intimate with both i Ward and Mr. "X".
Cross-examined by Mr. Ladds, de-
be performed owing to the anaesthe tle intolerance and collapse of my When she first met Ward she posed patient.
as a German, and at his request she fending, Trensure admitted that she
The curdiac symptoms were grave continued to do so. She always led (wan "something of a llar." She had from the moment of administration, Mr. "X" to belleve she was a German told Ward that she had appiled for und the pulse was fifty-lour,
The budge mentioned was the school a nurse's job at n shadow factory. Now it is certain that deep-ray badge of the Convent of the Sacred therapy is useless, and I have no Heart, Harrow, which she attended Stockovsky.
She had never posed as Countess
Word was remanded for a week, hope of cure.
jyears ago. My prognosia is very gráve," "The
Ward's statement that 1, was the ball being continued an undertaking.
she inot to interfere with the girl Treas Leader cannot live more than a few badge of an orpionage group
tripe. described as picnths.
Sho agreed sure,
the of brunch The northern National Library for the Blind Is providing Braille copies (some by voluntary workers) of the Govern ment White Paper and the Ministry of Information digest on the subject. A book called "Grow Your Own Food Supply" has been annotated by the author in such a way that blind readers will not be perplexed by its diograms.
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