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五拜歳 號九十月~英港香 FRIDAY,

JANUARY

1940.日一十月二十 19,

Anti-British Terrorists Responsible For Outrage?

5 DIE,

MANY

INJURED

IN WALTHAM EXPLOSION

'Stormy Petrel Of U.S. Dying

1

HOPE ABANDONED FOR RECOVERY OF SENATOR WILLIAM BORAH

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (UP)-Senator William E. Borah, stormy petrel of American politics, lover of unpopular causes and leader of the Isolationists, is dying. The leader of the Republican Party in the U.S. Senate wag stricken with cerebral hemorrhage yesterday and all hope of his recovery is now abandoned,

The latest bulletin says that he has sunk into a coma. IJls condition is described as "very grave.""

SUBMARINE WARFARE

The hemorrhage occurrel when the aged Senator slipped on n rug in his home and foll heavily.

How Britain Has Broken│·.

Nazi Sea Piracy

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH

Mrs. Borah weepingly told press- men_to-night that there is no hope of the Senator's recovery.

Senator Borah is in his 75th year.

Disliked Britain

Among his strong dislikes during his stormy parliamentary carcer, which began in 1907, have been Britain and things Brkish,

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH”

LONDON, JAN. 18 (UP)—IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT FIVE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED AND AN UNDETERMINED NUMBER INJURED IN TWO TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS WHICH OC- CURRED IN THE NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF LONDON AT 10.45 P.M. TO-NIGHT.

THE NOISE OF THE EXPLOSIONS WAS HEARD 20 MILES AWAY. Considerable secrecy is being maintained regarding the exact site or

An official investigation has commenced.

cause.

SHOCKING NAZI BOAST

A

"Annihilation" Of Neutral Ships

LONDON, Jan. 18 (Reuter). German news bulletin published in Tokyo bonsted that German aircraft recently "annihilated" two Danish steamers, the Feddy and the Ivan Kondrup, in the North Sea.

This is a typical instance not only of the German nt- tempts to bully neutrals by deliberate violations of inter- national law, but also of their deliberate evasion of the truth, na proved by the Germann Trans-Ocran" news service which, on January 10, quoted a British Admiralty statement that the two ships alleged to be annihilated were still afloat and were being towed to port.

PARIS, Jan. 18 (UP)—Vice) Admiral Cecil Vivian Usborne, former Chief of the British Cen- sorship, has arrived in Paris.

Vice Admiral Usborne, who Wig Senior Naval Officer at

The repudiation cost the President Salenika during the World War.is life. He died broken-hearted, was called from retirement to after a paralylle stroke. assume the duties of Chief of the British Censorship. He re- signed recently.

He was responsible, more than any other man, for the fact that the United States repudiated the League of Nations after it had been forme]| **- by President Wilson, who promised American support.

A hero of the last World War in

the Dardanelles and a pioneer in the invention of the Faravane against mines, Vice Admiral Usborne saw aelion nt Jutland and Zeebruge.

In an interview with "United Press", Vice Admiral Usborne said: 11 is safe to say that 30 German submarines have been sunk so far. The number may be even higher but I only fix that fatal as a conservative estimate.

"It is not positive proof that a submarine has been sunk when a spot of all appears on the surface of the zen. The enemy might even have poured out oll to make bellovs he has been sunk.

Can't Continuo

13

"I doubt whether Germany can continue lo produce officers and crews to man submarines indefinitely. Dur- ing the World War, there were only fiya really great German submarine commanders, the others were merely When those five were secondary. accounted for there was no dish to the; German submarine campaign.

This time it is the same thing. Wo have already sunk or taken pri soner at least thirty submarine off- cers and mea. It is hard to replace

impossible.

a possible

Republican candidate for the Presi

Borah was regarded as dency in next year's elections.

In Deep Coma

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (Reuter), Senator Borah is in a deep and is running a high fever.

He is given only an outside chance to live till evening.

coma

It is interesting to note that London news- papers earlier this week reported the discovery of a gigantic German plot to sabotage Britain's essential services.

Railwaymen throughout the country were warned to be on the lookout for suspicious characters.

GREAT CLOUDS OF SMOKE

According to Berlin-Radio, the explosions occurred in an arms factory;

Germany claims that anti-British terrorists were responsible for the outrage.

Eye-witnesses saw two great clouds of smoke billow several hundred feet into the air.

People in London gazed skywards, seeking German raiders, when they heard the explosions.

Two men with bandaged hands and three others were being ...carried away on stretchers when

reporters arrived on the scene.

Large quantities of debris were thrown a considerable distance and windows for miles around were shat-- tered.

H. K. NAZIS TO MOVE

La Salle Students Are Rojoicing

There is great rejoicing in the| La Salle College just now. Rea- son? The Nazis are moving out!

snall Annexe,

The doctor says, however, that the Since the outbreak of war the nine crisis is still ahead. Perhaps the hundred students have been compeli- crisis will be reached within 24 houra ed to work and move about in the

Washington Shocked

Now the internees bulletin issued WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (Reuter) and the school will go back to the are being moved into the Annexe this afternoon boys without encumbrance. stated that Senator Berah is near denth.

Omelals in Washington are pre foundly shocked by the news of his liness.

President Roosevelt has telephoned his home expressing sympathy, and PLEASE Turn To Page 5.

NEW RAID

ON SYLT

British Attack Near Heligoland

The move is to be made next Tues-

day. The boys as well as the school staff ore looking forward cagerly to the change.

The German version of

the

WESTERN FRONT

No Man's Land Controlled

plosions claims that several hundred Nazis Stick To Their

workmen were injured,

From London, however, it is re- ported that the injured do not Eerd nity.

Ex~

Sabotage Feared SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Jan, 10 officially reparted that

(UP)-It is sions occurred at the

three explo- powder Factory at Waltham Abbey, Royal Gun- twelve miles north of London. killed and between 40 and 50 are in- At least five workmen have bean

jured, mostly slightly.

Investigations have revived fears sutistage, but no official hint that the explosions were not accidental have been given.

Dug-Outs & Shelters'

PARIS, Jan. 18 (Reuter).-

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WHERE WAR IS FIERCEST

Scala of Miles

30. 15 20 3

SWEDE

N

Aubertu

Mtanica

A

TURKI

HELSINKI

HANGO

ESTONIA

MSK

Map shows Finnish towns bombed and shelled and paints of Red Army attack.

Finns

Towards

Advance

Salla

HELSINGFORS, Jan. 18 (Reuter).-A communique

states that in the eastern frontier Finnish troops'yes-

terday repulsed all enemy attacks north-east of Lake Ladoga.

In Aittojoki and Kuhmo sectors, Finnish patrols annihilated several large enemy patrols.

Finnish troops have advanced 45 kilometres towards Salla during the past few days.

REDS PUSHED BACK

The enemy has been pushed

Despite the cold, British and hack from Joutsijnervi to Maer-

the western resumed patrol

French troops on front have activity,

ing to their dur-outs and shelters, The Nazis, however, are still keep- with the result that the Allies have Land at the moment, undisputed possession of No Man's

There was heavy German artillery fire west of the Soar on Wednesday night, and French artillery replied strongly.

Although there is hardly any alr It is reported that the explosions were confined to one shed, although to have made a long reconnaissance activity, lone Nazi plane is reported they demolished at least six sheds light over north-east France. and hurled steel girders five hundred yards.

"Not that the Germons made them selves objectionable in any way," one boy explained to a "Telegraph" re- porter this morning, "but we felt the intrusion. We felt the presence

It is reported that in recent weeks of strangers with our gate and it did Scotland Yard officials and Secret not make us any happier. Now we Service men have visited a number shall be left to ourselves again." of factories, Including those at

Waltham Abbey. The number of Interned has dwindled considerably the factory and sre.keeping anxious The authorities have cordoned off since last September, but the au- relatives a quarief of a mile distant, thorities are reticent about divulg- One workman said that seven of ing the actual figure all in the his comrades were missing. Only two or three bodles, he said, have ao

camp.

Germans suti

of

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 181. Workinen are now putting the far been found. them and, as time goes on, almost (Reuter).-Heavy anti-aircraft finishing touches to the acheine

converting the annexe into the new The moral effect of those sink fire from the southern part of home for the Nazis. The same dis- Ings on other submarine crews in Sylt began at 6 am.. it is recipline will be enforced and there enormous. We must reailse that in ported from Toender.

will be no relaxation of precautionary

what

he

submarine only one man--the commander-knows

At the same time, ten big German doing, the others merely obey orders] planes went up from an aerodrome į and pull levora without seethig any- at List at the northern end of the thing,

Island and flew directly south. A "Even if Germany builds five sub- the air from Schleswig, just south Hile later, five Messerschmidts took marines every fortnight they cannot of the Danish frontier, and flew keep up because they cannot provide westward. so many good crews of fifty or sixty men ench

Not Enough Destroyars

Very heavy gunfire was heard soon! allerwards, probably from warships, though the bellon may have taken “We lost valuable time at the out-place in the Heligolani region.

measures.

11. PLANES DOWNED Amazing Feat' By

Finnish Airmen

SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH"

REVOLT IS QUELLED

1

Attack. At Vonges PARIS, Jan. 10 (Reuter)-To- day's communique states that in the Vosges region, one of our outposts has repulsed on attack made by an enemy detachment. We have taken a few prisoners.

NAVY BILL SLASHED

Congress Committee Provides Sensation

kijaervi, where fighting is pro-

ceeding.

Other sectors arc comparatively quiet,

Some

encaly aircraft yesterday

MORE AID

FOR FINNS

Italy Joins Allies

bombed Hango, Abe, Villmanstranu In Sending Supplies

and Bjoerkoc.

During yesterday

the Finnish

brought down 11 Russian bombers.

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHTM LONDON, Jan. 18 (Domel) - There are indications that

Blunted Arrowhead HELSINGFORS, Jan. 18 (Reuter). British, French and Italian aid The announcement that the Finns for Finland is becoming more have advanced 28 mlies on the Salin

front appears to indicate that the vigorous.

Russian drive to the west to cut Fin- Several hundred land's "waist" is again stemmed.

modern The Russian advance was made in purauit planes, have

British warplanes, principally the formation of an arrow, with the been shipped from England, already point towards Kemijarvi. point of

To-night's news means that the which has issued a special dis- blunted,

severely pensation from the terms of its

the arrow

B

embargo agalaat export of war materials in order to aid the

Warmer In Moscow Finns.

MOSCOW, Jan. 18 (Reuter)-It is much warmer here to-day.

Forty-four

degrees of frost Fahrenheit were recorded to-day s compared with 70 yesterday,

Approximately 200 French war- planes have been shipped to the plucky Arette republle.

Italy, whose request to Germany

PLEASE Tum To Page 5.

Amazing Extent of Aid

To Japanese Disclosed

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (UP)-American govern-

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" Chinese Shake Hands WASHINGTON, Jun, 18 (UP). -A sensation has been caused And Make Up

by the action of Mr. Carl Vinson, CHUNGKING, Jan. 19 (Reu- Chairman of the House of Re- ter)-Fighting among General presentatives' Naval Affairs Yen Hsi-shan's troops between Committee, in cutting the pro- ment statistics disclosing that the United States his. "Old" and "New" armies posed U.S.$1,800,000,000 Naval furnished Japan with 54 per cent, of her war needs in has now coascu, according to Expansion Bill to $800,000,000. 1988 were quoted in Congress to-day by Senator Arthur break of war because we did not have enough dealroyers, but now, we

Five Explosions Heard Anti-aircraft fire frem Sylt lasted (Domel).-One of the greatest

STOCKHOLM, Jan, 18 authoritative quartors.

Rejection of an appropriation are building them almost as fast as until 0.30 am, and two hours later: aerial victories ever witnessed a few minor clashes, between 3,000 Navy Departmont me that 84 Committee.

It is stated that it was confined to of $600,000,000 requested by the Copper, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations" Germany Is building submarines. five planes, coming from the north- wo had had a naval base in Southern west, passed over Last.

has just occurred over a town in discharged because they had refused

new recruits, who were about to be new destroyers will be eliminated Ireland as we had in the World War there would have been fewer sink- mediately afterwards. It is believed

Five explosions were heard im mid-Finland, according to re to obey orders, and other sections of from the new construction pre- ings in the Atlantic. It is eques that these explosions occurred in the ports reaching here to-day. Yen Hal-han's forco

gramme. tion of fuel because the destroyers Byli town of Rantun and Keltun.

Most of the trouble-makers hava Mr. Vinson has notified his fellows operating out of Plymouth cannot There was heavy anti-aircraft fire were raiding the area were challenged

Eighteen Soviet bombers which been rounded up

Committeemon that he hoa hardly „The suggested danger of civil war modliad the original propoauls to in Allantic.. Submarines which go out from the five planca was also heard. 20 degrees and lay in waiting for

In the encounter, the three: Jons | painted out that with several million frent activity continues to be Finnish airmen brought down leven men at the front of training, Isolated whether it should authorise the con

The Commilites will now consider PLEASE Turn To Page 5.

PLEASE Turn To Pago 5. of their opponents als PLEASE Turn To PAN PLEASE THIR To Paro J..

"I am not advocating ivar with Sonator Copper.estimated that Japan.: the United States probably supt my command that we should stop But I may with all the emphasis plied 80 per cont, of Japan's war the Eghting in Ching-fighting that neoda in 1930.

is being carried on with "If these supplies were com- which we furtis to Japan."

supplies Benator Copper inserted in the in Chins would quickly pense, ko Hansard) a letter from a donariituent, told the Senate. He urged an embargo on the sale protesting painst the renewal of the of war materials-to-Japan,

PLEASE Tum To Page 50

cruise for a longtime in mid- the whole time.. Machine-gun fire by three, Finnish purgult planes is ziconely, dopricated hare, it is crease navni Rondage by 26 per cent. Plotaly, cut off, JapRDEKO MESTOmšos (Congrowfonni Record (the American: