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Monday

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 1, 1940.

'Please-go-without' drive

starts in

BACK TO

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Soong Sisters Return To Succour Soldiers

Britain

BRITAIN'S trade blitzkrieg has begun.

Every industry is organising itself for the battle, and there is to be no limit to the amount of aid given by the Government in capturing new markets-particularly those formerly held by Germany.

I anderstand that one plan under consideration is a series Mesdames Chiang Kai-sheit, Sun of "travelling trade fairs" to form a shop-window for British Yat-sen and H. H. Kung left long industry in foreign countries.

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day morning. They were accom- Small but attractive showa would be arranged, so that pros- pailed by Mr. W. H. Donald.. The three famed sisters will proceed to pective customers could see the goods before ordering. Large- visit various fronts mainly in the in seale, trade fairs, like that at Leipzig, are regarded as useless in terests of the "Friends of the Wounded" movement which has been wartime. spreading throughout Free

China Its object is to aid Chinese wounded soldiers in all possible ways. A Hongkong Committee of the move- ment was formed at a meeting at Madame II. H. Kung's residence last week, of representatives of all Chin- ese women's organisations In the Colony. Among those present were Mesdames Sun Yat-sen, II, II. Kung,

Special export groups are there. Sun Fo, C. C. Wu, Wu Te-chen, Kan fore being set up in all the lending Kin-hou, Mies Liao Meng-sing, Misr industries to examine the markets Le Pel-zu, Mrs. Wang Chao Jo-lan, and to organise manufacture and Miss Yung Mou-chao, Mias Hu Mu-export. lan and Mrs. Lo Man-kam

Referring

Sir Andrew Duncan, President, of the Board of Trade, is confident) that, once the world sees British

The Government will conduct products, the rest is easy. Trade worth hundreds of millions a year publicity for British trade generally, is available to the most energetle give market information to expor- lers, and organise Joint marketing and enterprising seller.

schemes.

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Madame movement more worthy of your Bup growing market. port than "The Friends of the

Bald Chlung ut know of no fashions- very Important ELINE]

Wounded. To succour those who Through their groups, Industrier are risking their lives for our coun-will keep in close touch with the try, to

to heal the wounds of those Government. whose blood is drenching the earth

In defence of the soll of our an-

Co-ordination

Export trade, which brings sup- plies of foreign currency to Britain, is regarded by Ministers us part of the country's defences,

vital

Home consumers are to be asked to give up some of their comforts, so that more goods may be sent abroad, and the export trade can be bulit up.

Ministers will not ask Mr. and Mrs. Little Man to do without neces- sities, but luxuries, and even some things now in everyday use may be cestors, to care for those who are Every facility will be given to ex-put" on a "Piense-do-without" lisi.

the

honour of Chinese porters, and, according to a White- so that manufacturers may concen is not this a call

to paper published recently, the Board trate on export trade, without hav- which all Chinese, nay, nl decent of Trade Export Council will co-ing to worry unduly about suppllet human hearts, cannot but respond?" ordinate Its efforts.

of raw materials, After paying a glowing tribute to Madame Chiang's courage and patriotism, Madame Sun proposed thint n Hongkong Committee of the "Friends of the Wounded" be formed with Madame II. H. Kung as Honor- nry President.

"The mollon was seconded by Madame Sun Fo. Madame Kung,

admidst enthusiastic applause, was unanimously elected Honorary Presi dent and Madame C. C. Wu Chair- man. The Standing Committee will comprise one representative from each women's organisation-Central News.

Voluntary co-operation will be Posters may be issued with some given a fair trial, but, if necessary, sucli legend as: "Your overcont, Ministers are prepared to Intro-your motor-car, your refrigerator duce Jegislation to compel the will bring us victory!"

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The Rev. F. E. Walls, the Aus- tralian Chaplain of the Seamen's In- stitute In Kobe, who was arrested with two other Britons in January and imprisoned by the Japanese Police for 37 days, passed through Hongkong during the week-end on his way back to Melbourne aboard a Brush steamer.

Regarding his Imprisonment, the Rev. Mr. Watts, who has been long resident in Kobe, sald he was re-s luctant-to-speak through fear of re- prisals upon foreigners stil in

Japan.

With his wife; Mr. Watts is re- turning to Melbourne and will not return to Japan. He said the two Lotter foreigners were still held by

the Japanese Police.

The Police refused to state thei reason for their action until Mr. Watts' detention was at an end: it is understood that the arrest was con nected with charges of violation of exchange regulations.

Also returning to Australia aboard. the sume steamer was the Austro- Jian Trade Commissioner to Japan, Lieut.-Col. E. Longfleld Lloyd, said that he made a number of pro- tests on behalf of the Australian Government regarding Mr.

who

Watts. He added that he had sent a full re- port of the ease to his Government. Licut-Col. Lloyd, who is returning

to Australia on leave, was appoint- cd Commissioner to Japan in 1035. He accompanied Sir John 'Latham on the Australian Mission to the East in 1934.

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