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CURLEW CASUALTIES

London, June 4.

that The Admiralty announce

Sub-Lieut. H. N. linge, Acting R.N.V... Paymaster Flag-Lleut, B. H. Jackson, M., Temporary Paymaster Llert A. M. L. Merry, B.N.v., and

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William Paymaster Comdr.

Yates, N., were killed when the cruiser Curlew was bombed and sunk off the Northern Norwegian

coast.

The Curlew's total death roll was four ofeers, four ratings, and Maltese rating-United Press.

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Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SINEWS WILL WIN

THE WAR

(Continued from Page 0.); morale-do-not-collapse Brat.___The_ Gorman homo front collapsed in 1018. in spite of the fact that they controlled a largo part of south-east Europe.

In The German Fat Plan, based on official German siatistics, Dr. Karl Brandt reveals the German position. In 1929 Germany con- Rum 1.803,000 tons of fats. By 1930 this Agure had risen to 2,044,- Despite all efforts made to 009. raise home production, over one- third

of the total had to be brought. abrand. from

Dr. Brandt concludes that al- though it might technically be possible to close the fat gap" the factors makes it very unlikely that the defeit

can

June 5, 1940.

RADIO A Look Through

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and $149 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) Second Talk on."Poets"!

By Father Ryan

Radio Programme Broadcast by Z. B. W. on a Frequency .845 k.c's. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11.15 p.m. on 0.52 m.c's.. per second.

12.10 p.m. Shurt Service of Inter- cession."

12.30 Variety will Elsie and Doris

and. Waters, Maurice Chevalier, Others.

1.00 Local Time Signal and.Wea- ther Report,

1.03 The London Pallaðlam Or- chestra,

1.17 Same Welsh Songs. be, got below at least 100,000 tons in the next few years, This Is equivalent to the needs of thirteen million Germans -one-sixth of the total population,

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announceт ments.

In peace-time the Germans im- norted most of their fats from Russia, China, Argentina, British West Afrien, British India, the Dutch East Indles and the Antare tic,

Most of these sources are be- yond Germany's reach in war- time.

At one point after another the German war economy depends on foodstuffs and raw materials wiilcht neither be produced in adequate amounts at home nor Imported from countries which Germany can reach.

can

The Nazi Government, intending sooner or later to, challenge the peace-loving nations, recognised the dangers of dependence when It launched the Four-Year Plan of self-sufficiency. But even under.

Germany conditions

come nowhere near to

self- being Rumcient. The main outcome of the Plan bas been to produce inny of the effects of a blockade

penec

against Germany even before the outbreak of war

Above all,

to organise themselves and free to bargain for conditions, Behind them they have a trade union movement of immense power and Influence.

the British workers

The workers of Britain have watched the fate of the German workers with deep and growing euntern. A recent report of the Tradea Uniun Congress stated:

"The status of the worker in Germany is rapidly being lowered to that of a convict wider sen- tence of pena] servitude."

The British workers know that Peace Front victory will bring freedom back to the millions of

1.45 Judy Garland (Vocal) and Nat Gonella and His Georglans.

2.15 Close Down,

6.00 Excerpts from Wagner's "Lo kengrla."

--

6.30 Closing Local Stock Quota- tions,

6.32 Beethoven-Sonata in A Flat Major, Op. 20.

Wilhelm Kempf (Plano). 6.55 Compositons of Schumann. 7.30 London Relay The News,

Local Time Signal, Weather 8.00 Report and Announcements,

8.03 Marck Weber and His Or chestra

8.33 Songs by Dennis Noble (Bart- sono).

.

Even Bravest Heart (Fauál”......... Gounod), with Orchestral accomp.; Phantom Fleets (Brandon-Alan Murray), There'll Always Be An England (Parker and Charles), with Plano accomp. by Gerald Moore.

8.43 Studio-Pocis"2: Pope, The second of a new series of talks by Father Ryan, S. J.

9.05 Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler, Tambourin Chinois, Op. 3 (Kreis- ler), Thais-Meditation (Massenet), with Piano accomp, by Curl Lamson. 0.16 London Relay-Nowa Sum- mary.

0.30 Magazine Feature Programmie No. 5,

9.45 Half an Ifour of Popular Varicly.

10.16 Dance Music,

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The "Telegraph"

50 YEARS AGO *

Juna: 5, 1800.

Mr. Edison has sent one of his phono- graphs to be presented to the Emperor of Japan. This will probably be his Majesty's first practical acquaintance with one of the most remarkable inventions of the 10th century,

25 YEARS AGO

June 6, 1013, At the inquest on the two Zeppelin victims the Coronar complimented the Metropolis on tis quietness and coolstess, a was confident it would always bo 30, Enhanced recruiting."Tio`nald; was the best answer to a zold.

The deceased were

huband's Krin being around his wife. Their clatter were burned off

gether alde by ide. found kneeling to-

The verdict of the jury was that iwo peaceable civilians had died of suffocation and burns, and that they were murdered by Germans. Another woman, who jump- ad from a building to, escape from the fire, is dead.

·

A letter addressed to Ple, F. Soares, ol the Biz Middlesex Regiment, now at the front, has been returned to his Family here marked "Killed in Action" in thang brief words the Intimation was made that this young tongkong

heard through

few days ago, the famian had fallen. A another man at the Irons that Pie. Soures had been killed, but it was not until this letter was returned from Leadquarters with the official intimation that hop was given up. Before leaving Hongkong with the contingent In December last, the deceased was employed in the Nether lands Trading Society. He was 21 years of age, an old boy of St. Joseph's College, a member of the Callolle Union, and the Club de Recreio, Kowloon. Ile wax B -very-One swimmer--and possessed....mors

than ordinary ability with the cue.

.

10 YEARS AGO

June 5, 1930. Among those who arrived per az Coblenz from Europe on June 2 were Mex. F. Iteder, Mr. C. C. van Dorsser, Mrs. Van Dersser. Mr. and Mics.

M. Schimer, Mr. K. Bentzen-Bilkelt, Miss E. Bentzen-filkrist, Mr. H. Whittle.

5 YEARS AGO

June 5, 1035, Iner The lant French

Normandie establisfied a new record for a trans Atlantic crossing on her mulden voyage. Bhe passed Ambrose lightship at the entrance in New York harbour at 10 am. (Eastern Uma) covering the 3.192 mile from Southampton in 100 hours and 33 minutes, her average speed being 29.68 knote,

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11.00 London Relay-"Matters of equality to a great nation. But equality Moment."

11.15 Close Down,

German workers who are crushed under the heel of Hitler's dictalor-. ship.

They know that the present struggle is their own struggle. They know that their own hard-won freedom and security are at stake.

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Bellet in the integrity of Herr Ther was expressed by the Marquess of Lothian In an address given in Edinburgh, recently. Germany wind now, potentially, an extremely dangerous state. She was de manding equality. I was very difficult to see how you could possibly deny for Germany meant insecurity. for France: the population of Germany was 10 milions and of France 40 millions. That was the reason why France had so persistently refused to grant equality to Germany unless given security in some other way. The whole structure of peace in Europe and vanished fine the declaration of Herr Filtler, a few weeks ago, that he was, going to re-establish conscription on the basis of an army of 38 divisions, consist- ing of 350,000 inen-a good dent larger thin the French Army-with equality in the air, and a Navy equal to 35 per cent. of the British Navy.

Other questions which Germany was going to ask of Furnge included the demilitarisation of the bine; and the future of Austria, which was somethnes called the percussion cap of Europe; and the question, which moro nearly concern- ed us, of whether Germany was entitled to have any colonies, or wan to remalų exclusively contained in the restricted ares in which she was confined in Europe to-day.

He put these kombre questions in front at his hearers (continued Lord Lothian) Because they were questions which werd more and more going to be brought home to people by events. Could we make these adjustments, pesceably, or were we to be driven back to the era of power polities, when people made alliances under the threat of war, eventually ending in

That was the irrepressible is war? now rising in Europe. Förlunately, he thought, the British Government had -managed-to-follow-the-middle-road)- med- had acted as interpreter and mediator so for between the two siden.

Speaking of the Air menoce, Lord Lothian said that the great danger of the air was that, if the nig weapon, with an unquestioned superiority fell into the 'hands of a fool or a knave who used it with Ura mundii rullalyseness, it would be directed, not so much at the military and naval forces of neighbours, * as at the dyllian population in order to infuse ruch terror and despair that that nation would throw up 16x hands to escape, unrestricted bombing. That was the "ilanger. That was why all parties supported the Goy. ernment in saying that zinless they could get early agreement with Germany they would. Insist on having an Air Force powerful as hers.

He was not at all hopeful that we would get agreement. He did not take the sinis. fer view of Germany that a great many people took. He believed Hitler was a perfectly honest and straight person, an xious for the Imitation of armamenta provided Germany had equality, and pre- pared to abolish Bombers or any offensive weapon which everybody else abolished.

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