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The Seventy-first Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Offices of the

Small Packet Post to all countries undersigned on Thursday, the 4th is suspended.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mail are closed 15 minutes earlier than the timo given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertis- ed to close at or before 9 a.m. re- gistered and parcel mails are closed at 5 pm, on the previous day. When mails are advertised to close after

April, 1940, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers, together with a atatement of Accounts for: the year ended the 31st December,

1939.

The Share Register and Trans- ler Books will be closed from the 21st March to the 4th April, 1940,

5 p.m., Registered and Parcel malls both days inclusive.

are chimed at 5 p.m.

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Mar, 20. Japan, Shanghai and Formosa

Mar. 20. Sbarighal

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Mar. 30. .Mar. 30. .Mar. 30. Mar. 30.

Japan.

Manila

Straits

U.S.A1

Sandakan

.Mar. 30.

Honolulu, Japan and Shang- hai (San Francisco

February)

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN date, 20th that the Fifty first Ordinary ....Mar. 30. Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Ale Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct will be held at the offices of the

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Japan.

Japan and Shanghat

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Mar. 31. Hong Kong, on Wednesday, the 3rd Mar. 31.

31 day of April, 1940, at 11.30 o'clock, April 1.

a.m. for the purpose of receiving Haiphong, Fort Bayard and Hoihow

Shanghal

Haiphong

Shanghal

Japan and Shanghai Straits

Air Blali by "Pan American Direct Service"-San

date, 22nd March,

Australia and Manila

OUTWARD MAILS

1. Statement of Accounts and the April 1 Report of the Directors for the

Apr. 1year ended 31st December, 1939, ..Apr. 1.

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Airways Francisco Company will be CLOSED from

Apr. 2.

THURSDAY, the 21st MARCH, .April 2.

1940, to WEDNESDAY, the 3rd APRIL, 1910, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board of

R. TAYLOR, Acting Secretary,

Friday, Mar. 29 Parcels only for Straits and Rangoon

Bangkok..

Fort Bayard

ΑΣΙΟΥ

12.30 pan. Directors,

.1 p.

....

1,30p.m.

.2.30 p.m.

op.in.

Sannghai and Parcels only TnHongkong, 4th March, 1910. Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South

Africa. Aden. Egypt und Europe

via

Marseilles due Marschlies, THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON 28th April

Reg.

Ord.

Reg.

Ord.

Amoy

K.P.O.

G.r.o.

Shanghal and Japan

...5 pam 5.30-1.m

.5 p.m.

7 p.m.;

WHARF & GODOWN COMPANY LTD.

Notice to Shareholders

.7 p.m.) THE FIFTY-THIRD ORDINARY

7.00 pm. | ANNUAL MEETING OF SHARE-

Manila and London via Long-Sea-HOLDERS will be held at tho

Route due London, 8th May

G.P.O. & K.P.O.

Office of Messrs, Jardine, Mathe-

Friday

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH March-29 1940-

HITLER PICKS HIS "GAULEITER" TO RULE BRITAIN – IF HE WINS WAR

› Plan

to Make Britons All Nazis; Bring Over The Gestapo; Control British Industries!

Victory

Nazi

in

Bosses Receiving · Order Against ✨ KEITH WILLIAMS Training THE MAN WHO MADE

AMSTERDAM..

HITLER has chosen the man who will be Nazi dictator of Britain-IF Germany wins the war.

The man is Gauleiter E. Wilhelm Bohle, born in Bradford, Yorkshire, thirty-six years ago of German parents--but still entitled to British nationality and a British passport.

He will be Installed in London, but the Nazis have not yet fixed his official residence, nor the date on which he will take oflee. They have decided to awalt events.

+

Meanwhile, according to reports reaching Amsterdam from Berlin, Hitler's preparations for dealing with Britain after the war are in full swing.

The whole country is to be divided up and ruled by local Gauleiters (lenders), backed up by Gestapo agents..

Special schools for thèse future rulers of Britain have been formed at Bad Tolz, high in the Bavarian Alps, and at Marburg, old Prussian university town. Here picked S.S. men, the black-shirted elite of the Nazi Party, are working night and day, studying English and the other details "of ruling Britons."

Dances and Concerts

He is head of the Auslandsdeuts-

Bohle has benten the field. cher organisation-in supreme control of all Nazis living abroad. His secret orders are their law.

This young man, with the hard, handsome face, left England as a small boy and went to school in Capetown. He owes his career in the Nazi Party to his fluent English, which, he speaks with a guttural accent.

When he took charge of the Auslandsdeutscher in 1933, his subtle plan was to organise concerts, lectures, dances and social events in big cities throughout the world, and so keep Germans in touch with each other.

In London the Nazi headquarters were in Cleveland-terrace, Bayswater, and regular dances were held at Porchester Hall.

To make sure that everything was running as smoothly as it ought, Bohle paid a visit to London.

Perhaps, with some premonition of what was in store for him, he even stood outside Buckingham Palace and other Londen buildings trying to make up his mind where he would. live one day.

Bohle prides himself on his knowledge of England and the English,

So the S.S. men who will serve under him are being given "crammed" courses on English life, customs and etiquette.

They hear about the mysteries of Yorkshire pudding and a nice cup of tea. Nothing is neglected. With typical German thoroughness, they even receive lectures on the English sense of

humour.

EACH OF THE MEN HAS ALSO TO SPECIALISE IN HIS OWN DISTRICT. HE MUST, STUDY MAPS AND GUIDE-BOOKS UNTIL HE IS ABSOLUTELY FAMILIAR WITH EVERY INCH OF THE TERRITORY.

Further, he must know exactly what industries there are in Mar. 29, 5 pm. son & Co., Ltd. on TUESDAY, 2nd his area, how many men and women are employed, what their Mar. 30, 6.45 am. APRIL, 1940, at NOON for the wages are, what their output is,

purpose of receiving the Report of Saturday, Mar. 30 Tourane, Salgon and Bangkok the Directors and the Statement 8.30 am. of Accounts for the year ended

pm. 31st December, 1939. .2.30 pm. Parcels only for Tientsin....5 p.m. The Transfer Books of the Com. Shanghai, U.S.A., Canada, Central | pany will be CLOSED from

Por.

Regt.

•Ord,

Haiphong Shanghal

.Mar. 30, 10,39, a.m.

NAZIS MAY START U-BOAT WARFARE IN FAR EAST

FIVE

Proving It

TWO men were lifting a jar of rum at Southampton Docks when it fell and smashed.

They saved some of the rom- and sampled 1$.

The spirit was overproof.. Que of the men is now in Southamp- ton Hospital, reports the "Dally Niall "

*******

REAL WAR TO START IN SPRING

FORTUNES

KEITH HUGH WILLIAMS, the financier who a year ago was reputed to have made five fortunes and lost four of them, has had a receiving order made against him.

The. "London Gazette" announces | that a credilor's petition was filed order a receiving

last August, and a

was made at Plymouth.

Keith Williams' address is given og Combe Royal, Kingsbridge, Devor,

lately carrying un

at business House, Park-lane, Lon- Coinbe Royal in a beautiful

1939, when creditors and Corporation of Great Britain, Lid.. met, a.promoter of the company said he hind just received a letter from Mr. Williams, addressed from, Alber- ta, Canada.

A representative of the shore- holders stated that he had seen a Williams," In man "Just like Mr. London.

On the

same day, the "Daily Herald" received a handwritten letter "Kelth H. Williams" and signed carrying his Devon address although

Exchange At

A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London

1/24A

Demand

1/2.

T.T. Shanghai T.T. Singapore

Japan

+350

621⁄2

India

T.T. U.S.A

T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia T.T. Bangkok T.T. Salgon T.T. France

TT. Switzerland

T.T. Australla

:40%

,150

:100%

.10.85-

.00

-1/0

BUYING

40/s L/C London

.1/3%

4 m/s. D/P

.373%

Jaw jost

4 m/s L/C U.S.A.

.23

4 m/s France.....

.11.40

30 d/s Indla

.84

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.02 U.S. Cross rate in N.Y.

a member of the household said that he was abroni.

Mr. Kelth Williams has figured in a number of widely discussed cases. On

he one occasion £10,000 at a charity gambling party in the West End.

➜ FROM PAGE ONE Air), who were accompanied by M.

A law case followed, in which he Corbin M. Alexis Leger, General

sued the

organiser, for damages. Gamelin, Admiral Darlan General Vuillemin and General Koeltz.

Great Britain was represented by The case was stopped and Mr. WiI- Lordlame ordered to pay costs, which, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Hallfox (Forelin Secretary), Mr. he said afterwards amounted Winston Churchill (First Lord of the thousands of pounds,

Bodyguard Admiralty) and Sir Kingsley Wood

to

H. K. Stock Market

were

(Air Minister), who were necom- He was given a special bodyguard panied by Sir Alexander Cadogan of detectives after the case, following

The following. quolations (Permanent Under-Secretary for an anonymous threat to kill him. Foreign Affairs). Air Chief Marshal Mr. Williams is 45 and comes from issued on the Hongkong Stack Mor Sir Cyril Newall, Admiral Sir Dudley Wales. Originally a sailor, he be-kethis morning. Pound and General Sir Edmend came a Texas ranchman, salesman,

H.K. Bunks $. clerk, coffeestall proprietor,.and bank Ironside, The

Minister Prime

expressed clerk. gratification at being able to greet M. Ho once wrote a book called Reynaud for

time the first

35 "Money Sense." President du Conseil,

Joint Doclaration

The Council passed in review developments in the strategle situation since their last meeting and decided on future line of action.

EUROPE'S - FIGHTING-MEN

bo

(Continued from Page 6.) such-and-such a thing is done and In the light of the Jesults achieved that's that,

The one virtue of this species of by the agreement of last December signed by Sir John Simon and M. strategie chess-playing is that it is beaten, as it did at Reynaud, and, desiring to extend the knows when scope of this agreement to all spheres the conclusion of the Great War,

this Whether

textbook particular affecting the Interests and security of Whe the two nations, the two governments code of generalship still obtains in have agreed to the following solid the German Army remains to

seen but the German Army of the declaration:

"The Government of the French Great Wur might well have been Republic and His Majesty's Govern described as an army of panthers led ment in the United Kingdom mutually by owls us Lewis Carroll might have undertake that during the present put t

From the first, the German fighting war they will neither negotiate nor conclude an armistice or treaty of man has had a reputation for cruelty, and his recent conduct in Poland does peace except by mutual agreement.

They

ey undertake not to discuss not seem to have detracted in any peace terms before reaching a com-way from his ill-fame In this respect, plete agreement on the conditions the staternent of Herr Hitler that he effective and lasting guarantee of is "fighting chivalrously notwith-

standing. FROM PAGE ONE

their security.

If the Pole is down and out for the "Finally they undertake to maintain after the conclusion of peace a com-moment, he may get up again before But "No cominent" was his only munity of action in all spheres for so he takes the full count. He is a answer to virtually every question." lung ns may be necessary to safe-brave and resourceful fighter, knight- gunrd their security and to effect the ly and enterprising, who through Little Optimism For Poace reconstruction, with the assistance of nearly all his history has They have even signed de

other nations, of an international matched against superior odds. clarations agreeing not to marry WASHINGTON, Mar. 28 (Reuter), order which will ensure the liberty of reputation as a cavalryman was

Europe, but In until the Nazi

Shortly after Mr. Sumner Welles peoples, respect for the law and the most brilliant in leaders ava

arrival in Washington,

these days, when most soldiers ight examined the qualifications and

by turning a handle, almost on family history, of the bride-to-be

"plecc-work" as one might say, his and given their consent.

The Russian Enigma horsemanship has availed him little.

And he must know, too, how to crush any resistance there may be. For Hitler intends to make Britain' something more than a mere vassal State of Germany. It will become a place for lucrative jobs for Nazi well as in leaders, In Industry as

have administration, an

and intrigues

and South America (No parcels for SATURDAY, the 23rd MARCH, | aiready begun for these posts. Canada only via San Francisca due San Francisco, 17th April

Par.

Reg

Ord.

G.P.O. and K.P.o.

TUESDAY. 1940, to

the 2nd APRIL, 1910, both days inclusive.

.Mar. 30, 4 p.m. By Order of the Board of

Mor. 30, 5 p.m. Directors, .Mar. 30, 0.30 p.m. Manila, Rabaul, Australia, and New Zealand via Brisbane-due Bris- bane 16th April.

Par.

Reg.

G.P.O, & K.F.O.

Ord......

Straits and Calcutta.

"

.4 p.m. ...5 p. ,5.30 p.m.

Parcels,....Mar, 30, 5.00 p.m.

Ord..

..Mar. 30, 5.30 p.m.

Air Ball for "Imperial Airways

Direct Service"due London 7th

April.

Reg. Ord.

G. P. O, and K. P. O.

Shanghal

Salgon Japan Haiphong Shanghal

Canton

C. M. MANNERS, Secretary and Manager. Hongkong. 11th March, 1940.

Journal

.Mar. 30, 8.00 p.m.] of the

.Mar. 30, 5.30 p.m.

Sunday, Mar. 31

Monday, April 1

Tuesday, April 2 Streita and Calcutto

Porcels

Ord.,

...m. Hongkong

.8.30 a.m.

10.30 am Fisheries

1 p.m. .2.30 p.m.

pn. Research Apr. 2, 11 am. Station

..Apr. 2. Noon.

Amoy and Shanghai......2.30 p.m. Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct Service”—dao Londons 19th

April.

Reg.

Oni.

Пед.

Ord.

K.P.O.

The S.5. men so far selected have passed the strictest physical tests and have proved their Aryan ances- try-beyond reproach.

nn

President maintenance of peace in Europe."

| Roosevelt received his report on his |fact-finding tour.

been

His

the

Political Circles Impressed High oleials bere have expressed cominusique issued after the meeting ROME. Mar. 28 (Heuter) The Her has not made up his mind NAMAKASARTE"}|| about the Empire, but he favours the opinion that there is little optim-of the Supreme War Counel! is re- of self-government under is regarding the possibilities ofgarded in political circles as the most system

the lines of peace following Mr. Welles' tour.

The Husdan, who reminds one of Nazl protectors, on

far-reaching and solemn declaration Bohemia and Mordvin,

Nevertheless, Mr. Welles

of unflinching solidarity made by the the man who asked:"Is this a pri- But there is one thing that Hitler,

vale 16 Allies since the outbreak of war,

fight, or mix anyone join in?" Herr Boble and their henchmen haveįparently satisfied with the results

On the face of it, it is said, the in a splendid defensive fighter, and overlooked.

of his journey. He stated that he had THEY HAVE NOT WON THE had every opportunity given him to communique plainly conveys that the has now as his leaders u type of get the information for which he Allien will not take the initiative in officer who, for excellent training and scientifle accomplishment, is in the any peace talks.

Political circles feel that such a very forefront of his profession, us Discipline categorical announcement would not all good observers agree. have been made if Mr. Welles tour is good, the one drawback being the had offered the flimsiest promise of gather youthful age of the officers! acceptable peace proposals, and the and non-coms..

Apart from that, we know almost thai feeling becomes stronger spring must inevitably witness the nothing regarding the war-psycho- of logy of the new Russian conscript. clash of arms that the whole

The likelihood is that, no at ollier Europa has been dreading.

perlods, he would, though a dogged

Edited by

Dr. C. A. C. Herklots

Now on.Sale

.Apr, 2, 5 p.m. Apr. 2, 8.30 p.m. G.P.O.

Apr. 2, 5 p.m. Apr. 2, 7 p.m. Air Mail for Malaya, Jaya and Aus- at

tralis by “Imperial Airways Direct Servico-dac Sydney, 8th April.

-Reg.

Ord.

Ord,

K.1.0.

Apr. 2.15 pm. ', ..Apr. 2, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O

..Apr. 8; 6 p.m.

.Apr. 2, 7. p.m.

WAR YET.

Smith Minor

Has a Bright Idea

was sent.

·Beyond thin, he refused to com- ment.

Mr. Welles conferred briefly with Mr. Cardell Hull. Then both went to the White House to deliver the report.

The Anglo-French undertaking to

A NOVEL-if not entirely TRAWLERS NOW after the war is described as dispos French or British troops, if called

for

disinterested suggestion war-time economy in paper la made in a. letter signed Young Hopeful, sent to Eton College Chronicle,

WARSHIPS

Germans' Now Move

act as one nation not only in war but hier, scarcely be able to hold his in all fields of political settlement own against professionally-trained. ing of all controversies between upon to do so, though he would Britain and France regarding war certainly not disgrace himself.

About our own men we need say aims,

little. The personal address and hardihood of the English Infantryman is na remarkable as his quick and vigorous reaction to circumstances. As for the Seat, it proverbial. that

he goes into battle in a rather cau-

No Investigation SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH“ LONDON, Mar. 28 (UP),—It is "May I suggest," he writes, "thint

Into Plane Sales the present system of punishing revealed that the German vessel

Hour mood--and that hla oficers find fellows with lines, or spelling lets, which British bombing planes sank

In an action in the North Sea on WASHINGTON, Mar. 20 (Reuter), it welleigh Impossible to make him should be abolished?

armed-Following the War Department's stop fightingl This factor, on top of the many Wodicnday, was a heavily

Hi the present struggle, the British categorical denials that the sales of According to reliable reports, the war planes to the Allies interfered Tommy will, as before, be the spear- emanave specially converted with the United States armament pro-head on the shaft of Freedom. And shing trawlers into patrol ships aramme, the Senate Military Affairs for one, am old-fashioned enough ch are earying anti-aircraft guns. Commitice have decided by five volcs " "Of all the world's great heroes

There's none that can comparo

Morning Post Building, known disadvantages of compelling ship about 1.000 tons. Price $3.00.

fellows to write lines as punishment, shoukl seitlo unce, and for all this obininable practico."

Young Hopeful should not be too hopefull

The converted vessels are known as to four against conducting an investi-

gation into such sales.

to believe that:

BANKS

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Wharves POCKS ETC. Docks $ (c. ris.) Docks $ (x. rts.) Docks $ (rts.) Providents $ (x.d.)

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(With a tow-row-row-row-row"

row-row) To the British Grenadler?”: