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PATRIOT OUTLAWED
Petain's Action Against General De Gaulle
APCCIAL. TO THE "TELEGRAPH
BORDEAUX, June 24 (UP). -Marshal Petnin has
decreed that General De Gaulle, the Under-Secretary for War in the Reynaud Ministry who refused to accept the shameful terms imposed by Germany, na no longer a member of the French Army.
Petain has ordered that
General De Gaulle be stripped of his military rank, and has that the French announced patriot will be subject to Court Martial for refusing to return to his post and for appealing to the French Empire to continue the war.
General De Gaulle is now in Lon- don. He has announced that he has set himself as the head of the French people who desire to continue the
HONG KONG AND CHINA
BRANCH
Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
ARMISTICE
TERMS
FROM PAGE ONE
territory, which are not left for the.
or Italian control.
$1,000,
000
SENT HOME
FROM PAGE ONE
use of the French authorised forces, special staff is dealing with the Fund, remitted to London. That there will are to be put in store under German the entire amount contributed will be bo no delay in remiting the money material in non-occupied territory into the Imperial Government la Borne to stop immediately.
The Committee urgently ask all who served in the last War to Join or rojoin the Legion, the purpose being to form a body of men of mature ago and experience whose opinion and services (apart, from individual activities) might be of value at the present time.
Will those who are in accord kindly register their names with the undersigned, accompanying their application with the sub- scription of $2.
THOMSON & CO.,
Secretaries, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building.
THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO.. LIMITED
Issue of 300,000 new ordinary shures of $10 ench, credited
ns fully paid up.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Register of Members of the Company will be closed from
1st July, 1910 to the 10th July, 1940, both days inclusive, during which perlad no Transfer Shares can be registered,
By Order of the Board Directors,
of
of
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.,
Agenta.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
Bringing Corgo from Morselfles via Saigon,
}
The manufacture, of new wur
Surrender Of Defences Article 7-The land and const de- fencer, with the armaments etc., In occupied territory, are to be handed over in good condition. All plan of the fortifications and, in parti- cular of the mines, barrages, etc. are to be handed over.
Tout by the fact that three cheques for substantial amounts have already been transferred by telegraph.
We Needed A Load"
"We needed a lead," write Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
J. Dixcy-Beal. ""Thank God you have given it." An anony- mous contributor calls the Fund the first piece of common-seriso patriotism he has noticed in the Colony..
"Now is the time for those allens, and naturalised British subjects others
who have sought the protec- tion of the British dog to show their
of the Empire,"
"writes support of lady. "We should like to see their names on our lasts. My contribution is a humble one but more will follow from time to
In
French Navy Article 8-The French Fleet, except that part left free to rafc- interests in the guard French Colonial Empire, shall be collected in ports to be speelfled, demobilis ed and disarmed under German or Italian contral.
The
Government German solemnly declares It has no inten- tion of using, for its own purpose during the war, the French Fleet stationed in ports under German control, except those units neces- sary for coast surveillances and donations which, in the end,
prise the bulk of the contributions. mine-sweeping.
Many who send
small amounts express the fear that their donations are not enough. "All 1 can afford," they say. No Fund could be successful without the small
1
com-
Except for that port (to be deter-Every dollar and every cent helps to mined) of the Fleet destined for the build an aeroplane.
protection of Colonial interest, all
outside French ships
territorial waters must be recalled to France.
Sweeping Of Mines Article -All information about naval mines and defences is to be furnished. Mine sweeping is to be
French Support
War Chin
"As a token of the affectionate soli- darity between the French British people, the Reverend Fathers of the French Mission have much pleasure to contribute to the
South Fund opened by the Morning Post. Ltd." writes the Pro- curator of the Missions-Etrangers.
One letter sums up the reactions of general publie to the Fund. "Now, thing cone," the author says. we are getting some damn
carried on by the French forces,
Stocks To Be Given Over Article
the establishments, 10-All military tools and stocks in occupied territory are to be handed over in- tact, Forts, permanent fortifications and naval building yards are to be left in their present state and not destroyed or damaged.
At 4 pm on Saturday, the total had reached $1,068.773.41, in addi- tion to £2,385.14s.Ed., and Canadian $5.
The latest list of subscriptions is
Hongkong & Kowloon Whert &
The same is to apply to all means of communications, particularly rails follows: graphs, ways, roads, canals, telephones, tele- Godown Co. Ltch
navigational and fighting marks.
coast-Star Ferry Co. Ltd.,
Dr. & Mrs. T. K. Abbott Mr. J. F. Richmond Material for.repairs fre to be made Jiminy Cricket" available,
Anonymous
Wireless Transmissions Article 11-Ail wireless transmit- in stations in French territory are
to stop.
Consignees are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Oplum, Treasure, and Valuables
Merchandise Transportation are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloonment is to facilitate the transport of Article 12The French Govern- Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow-merchandise between Germany and war with Germany, and has appeal-loon, whence delivery may be obtain-Italy across unoccupied territory.
all Frenchmen to rally to the ed immediately after landing.
ed
cause,
All claims must be sent in to me The French epianties of Tunisia, on or before 27th June, 1040, or they Syria, Lebanon and French Indo-will not be
be recognized. China have decided repudiate the Damaged Packages will be examin- Petain Government and its actions I ed by the Company's Surveyor and are reported to have offered Messrs-Goddard and Douglas in the themselves to General De Gaulle. presence of the Consignees at 10.00
2-WORD TALK
NEW YORK. James Sardelis, New York, mounted a soap box in Columbus Circle (New York's Mar- ble Arch) and began a speech prais- ing Adolf Hitler. After the first "Hell Hitler," Sordells was rushed by a crowd of 200 people.
Police had to take him under their protection--not because he spoke, his mind, but to save him from the wrath
of the crowd.
NEXT CHANGE
AT THE
KING'S
a.m. un Saturday, 22nd June, 1940.
Cousiences must have a Revenue Omcer in attendance when any dull- able goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.
R. OHL, Agent.
POST OFFICE
INWARD MAILS Mail by "Imperial Service."
Air
Shanghal
Airways .June 24. June 24.
Shanghai and Amoy
June 24.
Shanghai
June 25.
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June 25.
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HE STOLE MY PEARLS!
Service
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Haiphong
Japan and Maolla
STOLE 'MY
Java and Manfla
Manila
Bangkok
WATCH!
HE STOLE MY HEART!
The family Jewels or the family's daughter
Raffles!
were easy game to
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
presents
RAFFLES
OLIVIA
NIVEN de HAVILLAND
DAVID
*
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"BELEASED THEN UNITED ARTISTS -
Repatriation
Article 13.The French Govern- ment is to repatriate the population to occupied territory.
No Transfers Abroad Article 14-The French Govern- ment is to prevent the transfer of valuables and stocks from occupied to non-occupied territory or abroad. France To Pay
Article 15-Tho cost of maintain- ing the German occupation troops is to be paid by France.
Reloase Of Prisoners
Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Hoare
Sta Elly Kadourle Indian School Chinese Friend
Avelino Davidson
(Macau) Anonymous
25,000
2,000.
200.
100.
GO.
100.
160. 1,000.
Luin
Victoria Recreation Club Majur & Mrs. A. P. Whitley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. & Mrs, T. 5. Gould.. Mr E. L. do Rosario Mr. & Mrs. W. G. T. Tilunipor
Mark W. Grele
& Sonny Mr. & David Summers
Mr. C. L. Greaty Mr. D. A. Alongo
Major & Mrs. K. S. Simpson Mr. Edgar Lewis
Colin Plowman
E.F. the Acting Governor 1.3. & P.A.A
N. & N.S.
Mr. J. W. Anderron Chartered Bank Athlette Club Mr. & Mrs. G. 11. Muxworthy Mr. & Mr. W. J. Buring
Sir Robert Kotowali Sitland Silk Sto
Mr. & Mrs. R.
Dr. John Gray...... Mr. & Mrs, E, D, da Boza Miss Winifred Robinson Mr. J. A Torront
Article 16-All German prisoners, Connell Co., Ltd. of war are to be released. The French Government is to hand over ali German subjects, indicated by the German Government, who are now in France or her overseas territory.
French To Bo Hold
Mrs. Wang & the Misses -&-JWani magazine
Mr. A. Crawfor
Mr. & Mrs. F. G. Hila Mr. & Mrs. S. Hansen-
Mias. Malabar
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Watson Mrs. Augusta_Rocha
100.
1,000.
100.
June. 24, 1940.
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1500000
1000000
$500000
STAM Hill
WAR
UNCT
ROLL UP
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN ·
AND SHOW
YOUR
STRENGTH
The War Fund inaugurated by the 8. C. M. P. LIL, has passed
the $1,100,000 mark. Stan II In this effective cartoon Invites the public to roll up and send the total still higher,
Exchange At
A Glance
.24
,Nom.
BA
,000.
SELLING
T.T. London
Demand London
T.T. Shanghai
.1/2% .1/27% 300
30.
T.T. Singapore
Johh Burling
19
T.T. Japan
Dr. V. G. A. Grinth
Mr. W. E. Hollands & Family Miss Dawn Digby Mainak & Co.
100.
India
.52
..95 .822
Co.
U.S.A.
221
250.
TT. Manlia
Shrigley.
Stoff
51.51
T.T. Batavia TUT
.45 42
Bangkok
149
IOU,
T.T. Saigon
.Nom
T.T. France
.Nom.
50,
T.T. Switzerland
.08
100.
TT. Australia
1/01
BUYING
-73:
30.
4 m/s L/C London
1/33%
500,
4 m/s D/P Londba
.1/3
4.
4 m/s L/C USA.
20.
4 m/s France
the
10.
30 d/s India
Miss Evelyn E. Rocha
10.
Miss Gertie Rocha
2,
Mr. and Mrs. Chus, S. Rosselet
100,
A Chinese Friend
1,000.
Staff of Cotz Bros.
約
"Walser"
250,
hev. and Mrs. E. Martin
100.
Mr. J. B. Bentley....
50.
Mr. and Mrs, Joint Revie
60.
Capt. & Mrs. N. Hardie
the
Sweepstake
Mr. R. G. 'Gre
I. U. J.
10.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Morrison
25,000.
Dr. & Mrs. G. W. Pope
125
Miss Theodorn Cartoli
100
1st Battery, II.K.V.D.C.
10.
Lestle &"'11" 1111
60.
000.
Mr. W. E. Broadbridge
D. Fincoisen
20,
10.
Mr, It. S. Deech
50.
"Bingo"
Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Nell
Mr. W. Murray
10.
A. Shawi
000.
Mesara. Tyeb & Co.
500
N. Jackovsky
Alexars
Mr. Fung Clicon
Messrs. Mackinnon,
Co.
Article 17-All French prisoners of war, who are now in German
until hands, will remain so conclusion of peace.
Safeguarding Materials Article 18.-This provides for the safeguard of material handed over.
Armistico Commission Article 19. The German Armistice Commission will
out armistice co-ordinating with
the Franco-Italian armistice.
carry
U.S.A. and Manila-(San Francisco
date, 29th May)
June 25. Air Mall by "Air France Airways
Not Yet Effective June 26. June 26.
Article 20-The armistice will June 20. enter into force as soon as the French June 28. Government has concluded a similar June 20.
Burcément with the Italian Govern- June 20. ment. The cessation of hostilities will take place six hours after the Italian Government has notified its conclusion,
OUTWARD MAILS Monday, June 24 Straits (Parcels only)........5 p.m. Straits, Rangoon and Calcutta,
Parcels Ord. Canton
June 24, 5 p.m. June 24, 7 p.m.
7.00 p.m. ..7.p.m. Tuesday, June 25
...Noon. Fort Bayard, and Holhow..12.30 p.m.
Shanghal
Haiphong
Shanghai
Halphong
Salgón.
12.30 pm. .3.00 p.m.
The German Government will m- nounce this by wireless.
Validity Of Armistico
Article 21-The present armistice
China Light &c Power Co., Ltd.. "Jewish You" (2nd donation). Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Humphreys SEL-M. and Mra MeAdam .... Anonymous Muller and Phipps (China) Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gavriloft
Nole Chandler
Mirn D. Wellor
Yorkshiremen
Mr. L. E. Lammert, Jnr. Lydia Dankman Mrs. B. Haller The Society of
in Hongkong The io ilong Co. (China) Ltd, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. S. F. W. Simpson King Helen Yu
Mrs. W. P. Patey....... Mr. and Mrs. A. George Staff, Gimane & Co., Ltd.
is valid until the conclusion of a peace treaty. It can be denounced and Mrs. Firdas Khan
at any moment If the French Government does not fulfil its obligations.
It was stated in London to-night 3.30 p.m. that the French Government put Parcels only for Tientsin .....5 p.m. forward certain relatively unimport
Air Mall for "Imperial Airways ant amendments.
Service" to Durban and thence by Sea Service to United Kingdom.
Reg.
Ord.
Reg.
Ord.
K.P.O.
June 25, 5 p.m. June 25, 5.30 p.m. G.P.0.
Jane 25, & p.. .June 25, 7 D..
Air Mail for Malaya, Java and Aus
K.P.0.
Mr. and Mrs, Stafford Smith Mira. Enid Martin
Mr. Musket
Mr. N. H. France
Ely and Pupils
Mona and John
| Mr. A. M. J. Wright
It is understood that some of these amendments have been accepted Mr. Thomas Donaldson whilst others were rejected. But the terms remain substantially as set forth above.
Mr. Norman Hellevick
Mr. & Mrs. D. Coull
"On Blindness"
U.S. Cross rate in London 4,02%
U.S. Cross rale in N.Y...3.73
Janet Kis
Mr. & Mrs. R. K. M, Simpson
Fung Cheong Rubber Manufactory Ltd.
Mackenzie &
010. Mears. Gibb, Livingston & Co.
100.
GREAT FRENCH
NAVAL BASE
PETAIN GOVERNMENT.
FROM PAGE ONE}
enomy and depriving it of the right to represent the French people,
His Majesty's Government declare- that they can no longer regard the Bordeaux Government ផន the government of an independent coun-
tis Majesty'a Government have talten note of the proposal to form a provisional French National Com- mitice determined on the prosecution of the war in fulfillment of the inter- national öbilgations of France.
Newspapers Plaas
OPECIAL TO' the “'TELEGRAPH" BORDEAUX, June 23 (UP)—The Paris newspapers, which are now temporarily publishing in Bordeaux, stress that France sought to the ex- Ireme limit of her strength.
"We must accept defeat without weakening and without sterile com- plaints," declares "Le Figuro." "France went down fighting in a battle
in which she sought no material advantage--and in which she lost no prestige because she kept all her engagements to elvilisation to the utmost limit of her strength.
"Petit Parisien" recalls that General Keltel, the German Chief of Staff,
praised
the
valour of the
French troops.
"We are aware that our soldiers fought with unequalled bravery and
fid their utmost to halt the in- vaders," the paper declares,
"Le Jour"i urges French, policy.
a change in
"We must temporarily forget the generous habit er endeavouring to win happiness for humanity at our The crime of 1019 was that we tried to re-make the world before re- making France.
cust.
"Do not let us start again. The interests of France must” hereafter be our only law."
LANDING IN BIAS BAY
FROM PAGE ONE
carrying out successful operations in the Pearl River area in support of the
arca north of fresh drive in the Kowloon.
"The main naval forces under the direct command of the Comman- der-in-Chief of the South Chios Fleet are effectively tightening the coastal blockade to check the entry of war materials into the Chinese Interior.
"Other Japanese naval units on the
a
Continued From Page Pearl River have succeeded in accom- plishing 'bloodless landing' of Japanese troops at various strategly Points
armistice negotiations are in pro- gress.
French War Communique BORDEAUX, June 23 (Reuter)-- A communique issued to-day states that the situation in without notable change except along the Atlantic coast, where the Germans continue to advance in the direction of Roche- fort and Saintes Cognac.
Assurance Given By Japanese It was reported this morning that the Japanese forces now occupying the Hongkong border zone have to the British given an assurance military authorities that they will not approach the frontier.
In
conformity with this decision, Japanese troops to-day are at least
On the Alpine front, there is con-half-a-mile away on the Chinese tinuation of the Italian attempts to aide of the. Shum Chun River, which progress. On the whole we still hold demarks the frontier. our advanced positions.
German Claims. LONDON, June 23 (Reuter) Berlin communique states that the battle In Alsace Lorraine ended on June 22 with the capitulution of the French armies which were surround-} cd.
The communique adds that this victory has overpowered the last forces of the French Army still fight Ing.
The only point along the entire frontier at which Japonese troops are near the frontier is at the Lowu railway bridge, where two sentries have been statloned,
Yosterday's Conferences British military and Hongkong police officials conferred with the
command yesterday, Japanese "Telegraph" reporter at the border states in a telephone message.
the
It is understood that at this con-
Over 300,000 prisoners were taken,ference methods were arranged for. 100. Including the Commanders of the avoiding incidents, and 100. Third, Fifth and Eighth Armles.
250.
100.
50.
troops
arrangements
have been made by which the British
On the Atlantic coast, says the and Japanese authorities can contact
each other when necessary. 100, German communique, our
reached La Rochille and captured the French naval base of Saint Nazaire, 25the booty including many armoured
200.
3.60
50,
cars.
Co. have forced
In the Rhone Valley, our troops passage across the 100. Rhone at the edge of the Savoy Alps,
50 south-west of Geneva.
121,
10.
The communique further claims that of the French coast, five mer- 3000 chant ships between 3,000 and 10,- 000 tons, were damaged by bombs. 7,500. One 10,800-ton transport and another
2,000.
7,500.
of 4,000 ions were sunk.
One of our submarines sank an 250, enemy tanker of 6,000 tons which 100 was attached to a convoy.
RUSH TO JOIN
COLONY'S A.R.P.
Lid,
Mesara, O. K, Gidamal & Wat
ID.
muli Ltd.
100
R. A. & D.
1,000,
Mr. & Mrs. G. Gerrard (Second
40.
Donation)...
100
Mr T. N. Chau
500.
"Ex Land Gir
G. B. Fy
Mr. V. P. Homeron
Capt. & Mrs, J. D. Holmes
100.
15.
Mika Helen H0114_
Mrs. H. Hughien
Mr. 5. M. and Mrs. Lawrence
30.
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Figueiredo
Mr. G. P. Charlton
50.
100,
Capt. de Mro. E. H. Histed
100.
The appeal for 100 members of the
The Green Island Cement Co.
25.
Ltd.,
15,000,
general public residing in the castern
Mr. & Mrs. G. Leising
10.
DO
Mr. N. R. Mehta
2,800.
Three Macau Pigs"
1,000
Mr. & Mrs. A. A. dos Remedios.
Chinese Staff, Indo-China 9. N.
250.
$30.
1,000,
Lieut. Commúr. & Mrs, A, D. 8.
MUTTAY
20.
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Clarke
1,000,
Surg. Capt. & Mr. G. V. Hobba
50.0.0.
10,
Mr. & Mrs. A. Flott
Miss Olwyn Grele
00.
500,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
100.
tuan, Frank and Ann Daniel
jou.
Mr. And Mrs F. D. Danby "(in
Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Neronlia Anonymous Hitler's Promise
Str. D. J. Slo BORDEAUX, June 23 (Reuter).— Furacks (Far East) Ltu. In reply to a request by Marshal Silver Lina Ltd. Petaln. Hitler has sent a direct mes- Anonymous
troops Mr. & Mrs. M. Scott
Mike M. C. Churn
tralia by the "Imperial Airways | sage stating that German Service."
would not enter Bordeaux while the Members, Kowloon Cricket Club Franco-Italian armistice negotiations are proeceding.
Reg.
Ord.
.June 25. 5 p.m. June 25, 5.30 pm. G.P.O.
June 25, 5 p. ......June 25, 7 D..
..7 p.m.
Ref. Ord... Amoy and Shanghal Straits, Ceylon and India ... p.m. Wednesday, June 20 Shanghal
....1.30 p.m.
Air Mail for Indo-China, Iran, and France by the "Air France Air- Ways."
K.P.O.
Nazi Bombers Fly
Into Barrages
Mr. B... B. Monahan
B. R. Soline*******
Kowloon Colt Cutte
IK. Platello Society
Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. F. J. dos Remedion "Engineer"
Mr.A. K. Leask:
d. Hooper
Mr. & Mm. 7 C. Chalmers
Mr. & Mrs. A.-W. Halter Mr. C. E. Windsor..... Prof. Cacti Itobertson
Mr. & Mrs, W. I. Seath ...
"SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH" LONDON, June 23 (UP)----An Air Queen's & Allembra Theatres Ministry conununique announces Chus Seng C350
The Indian Stores" that two German bombers were Mr & Mrg lf. A. Lammert destroyed when they flew into, bal-Amin H. M. Shan
·June 26, 6 p.m. loon barrages during last week's Mr. & Mrs, J. H; M. Smith ..... Jane 20, 5.30 p.m. raids on England.
June 20, 8 p.m. June 26, 7 p.m.
Ref.
Ord.
G.P.O.
ICE
Ord.....
U.S.A., Central and South America, Canada and Europe via San Fran- cisco (No Parcels for Canada); -
G.FO. and K.P.O. |
Parcela
Reg Ord.'
..June 20, 8 p.m.· June 27, 0.45 am. June 27, 10.30 p.m.
METROPOLE HOTEL
CENTRAL - CLEAN
Bergt." Mew, ILK, & Singaporo
RA
Stall, irk. & Whampoa Deck Co. Ltd. (Memory of Late Mr. J. C Brown
Some of Staff. Kowloon Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. de Graca.. Timas, Shop, Stonecutters Mr. A. H. Veltinang Mia A, Chart de
Mr. Mr. Le P. Ralph n Memory of Major: Alan Fitzroy CONFORTABLE ~ FIREPROOF) Mr. & Mrs. J. II, Sturgeon
Botherwety.
Co. Ltd. (Book Office)
1,000 Mory of WADI
20.
50.
and Bobin, Tatey
Mi Nola Chafidler
The Japanese are expected to in- form the Hongkong authorities of any further moves by their troops,
Major General Casett, G.O.C, the British Troops in China,visited the border yesterday.
Machino-Gunned By Japanoso Planos
Wong King-yong, 27, of Cheuk Me! Village, Chinese Territory, was ad- mitted! to the Kowloon Hospital gunshot yesterday suffering from wounds sustained at the hands of a Saturday
Japanese aeroplane
afternoon.
מס
ILALIAN TERMS
Continued From Pago 1
district to volunteer for the ARP. high ofcials and were all driven to
25 Auxillary Reserve for duty in time a villa, the whereabouts of which are 2.70 of emergency at the First Aid Post kept secret.
20. and Cleansing Centre at Happy
25. Valley has hod
2
such gratifying response that it has become necessary 415 to close the lists for the district.
Roma Communiqua SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH
ROME, June 23 (UP)-An official at 8.40 pan, to- communique issued The Director of A.R.P. announced day said: "At 7.30 pm, near Rome 2.0.0 this morning that applicants will be the Italian plenipotentiaries delivered Individually, to the French plenipotentiaries the 1.0.0. communlented · with 2.0.0. They will be informed of the date and terms for an armistice."
1.0.0 time at which training courses will
10.0.0. commence.
French Council Convenos Bordeaux, June 23 (UP)—The It is hoped to extend the scheme French Council of Ministers. re- 20.0 to other districts in the very near convened at 3.18 p.m.
1.0.0.
5.0.0.
1.0.0, future.
50, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jack
Miss Pat Tod........
100.
BO, W. AL W.
Mr. G. Lyon Mackenzie
200,
£20,
100.
Major and Mrs. A. P. Whitley, Canadian currency $3.
1,000,
BD.
Corrections: $100 acknowledged 'as from Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hall should have read
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Paul..
400.
$50 acknowledged to Jiminy Cricitet.
150
should have read "Itintsy Cricket","
100
$303,
FAROUK FACES |NEW GOVT. TO BE
BIG DECISION
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEQRAPH"'
CAIRO,
Junc 23. (UP)—The
Egyptian Cabinet has resigned,"
King Forouk-faced with the de-
STAMP AUCTION AIDS FUND cision whether or not to declare war
In addition to donating $100 to the on Italy-is preparing to form
Informed
circles
belleve
D
that
FORMED
FROM PAGE ONE
British Ambassador Withdraws From Franco :BORDEAUX, June 23 (Domel)
Sir R. H. Campbell, British Ambassa- dor to France, left France, aboard; &·
20. Fund, the Hongkong. Philatelic So- National Union Government; to in-
clety are holding an auction of stamps clude all political parties. among members at their next meet- ing, on June 27, and all proceeds of Egypt will not nice o definita deci- British cruiser immediately after the the auction will also be forwarded sion until, the new. Government is conclusion of the Franco-German to the Fund.
armistice agreement.
Out formed.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.