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June 27, 1940.

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Hongkong Telegraph

Tenth Annual Amateur Photographic Competition

June - September, 1940.

Two Silver Trophies Awarded by ILFORD LTD.

For the best and second-best entries.

Four Silver Trophies Awarded by EASTMAN KODAK CO.

First Prizes in each of the four Section.

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$250 CASH PRIZES- $250

SECTION ONE

General Pictorial: Land and Seascapes: Architecture: Street Scenes, etc.

1st. Silver Cup. 2nd. $30. 3rd. $20. 4th. $12.50. SECTION TWO

Portraits: Informal Close-ups: Human Studies. 1st. Silver Cup. 2nd. $30. 3rd. $20, 4th. $12.50. SECTION THREE

Still Life and Table Top Studies,

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German Planés Over

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London, June 26. German raiders penetrated the British coastal defences last night and early this morning from the north-east of Scotland to the south-east of England and dropped bombs, as far west as Wales.

fast

DOWNED

Spitfires Engage Nazi Plane Squadron

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Washington, June 26. London, June 28,

The United States has mined Although the Daily Telegraphi;

Loikion, June 20 both ends of the Panama Canal

Nine Spitfire pilots of the..R.A.F. commenting on Mr. Churchill's

and has moved heavy artillery

Fighter Command shot down three speech in the House of Commons,

from the Pacific to the Atlantic

of 17 Messerschmitt 109 fighters in strongly condemns. Marshal Potain

coast. An atmosphere of intense

an air battle over North France yes- and his supporters, the paper adds, "We know that the heart of France

vigilance pervades

·whole Canal zone,

terday. Three more Nazi fighters is not in them."

were seriously damaged, and, it is Particular significance is attached Under the sub-heading France and to these measures in view of the cast Scotland, killing a woman and

believed, destroyed. Several others One bomb struck a house in south-were hit. Her Empire," the leader states, persistent reports that the

Confidence that France will rise States fleet hun left itawall and is incendiary bombs hit a shop nearby patrol, sighted .ceves Messerchmitta Hatavia

United her child and Injuring the husband. The Spitfires, which again, whatover distress and ob- en route to the Panama Canal to take and an unoccupied dwelling was at a height of more than two miles. Bombay Scurity el hermediate future sounded through the Prime Minister'sations off the Atlantic coast and wrecked. High explosive missiles They climbed higher in an attempt Calcutte

Caribbean Sen. specch

yesterday, The decisions Brigadier-General Devers, Chief

blasted

huge craters in the open to secure a more favourable position Agencies: already taken by the military com- of Staff in the Canal Zone, said the country.

for attacking, but the Spitfires need manders and administrators of the noves were merely manoeuvres, but

A communique states, "During after them. French Empire justify the expectation admitted that the mines were alive ing attacks on several districts in 10 more Messerschmills joined. The Colombo

night aircraft carried out bomb While the dogfight was in progress Cebu that its grent resources, its manpower and would possibly be removed at Great of €3,000,000 and its large armed the end of the manoeuvres.

Britain. Anti-aircraft guns Nazis fought in formations of twoHalphong forces will be resolutely used to

and searchlights were in action and or three, but the British plots out-inburg It is considered significant that the fighter aircraft went continue the crusade for freedom and,

mine laying as General

was done while the the enemy. At least Mittelhauser

to engage manoeuvred them and inflicted heavy linkow has pro- from Syria; to carry on the italian liner Conte Biancamano was bombers were brought down.

enemy damage. claimed mission of France

in the Canal so she would be unable und defend the to see where the mines were laid at properly by enemy bombs was not!

"Reports Indicate that damage to kick evacuniton plats of this Spitfire "In a single day during the Dun-. honour of her flag.

either end.-Reuter, "Mr. Churchill looked forward to

serious and casualties were slight.fighters-Reuter.

squadron shot down 10 German the establishment in

the French

No serious damage was done to mill- Empire of a Government which would|

Mary objectives."-United Press. represent the spirit of France and strive for her liberation and victory with the energy of her great days.

"That is the task in which we must labour with all our might, for the cause of liberty is indissolubly one and the issue is now starkly set be twoon resurgent barbarism and the free civilisation of the British Empire. Let us spare reproaches on the Government at Bordeaux.

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Dog Fight Over Sca

London, June 20. Two people were killed in South- cast Scotland and a man was killed and six were injured in the Midlands.

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Many Theories Revived

Washington, June 26. As a result of the movements of the United States fleet being shrouded. In secrecy, theories have been revived that the dispositions are intended, firstly, to emphasise the United States' intention of upholding its rending of the Monroe Doctrine it it

it is chal- It was officially stated that four lenged from any quarter, either were killed and 13 injured. Shock overtly or through attempted trans- following the warning in the Mid- fer of territory of the belligerents lands caused two of the deaths.

London, June 26, within the hemisphere; secondly, for A dogfight was wlinessed off the ministration are functioning normally, Services in the Tangier Ad- the maintenance of powerful units, north-east coast, preceded by a burst declared Mr. Butler, Foreign Under Puppets In Hitler's Hands In the Canal zone as evidence of the of anti-aircraft fire, Two enemy Secretary, replying to a question in "Whatever may have been the United States full preparedness to raiders were seen to fall into the sea. the Commons to-day.

H.K. Banks were again dealt in, intentions of Marsha! Petafe, he has

defend the canal and inter-coastal An air raid warden stated that he

but at the reduced rate of $1,100, ikis Asked if the Government were being in sympathy with the drop of allowed himself and the Cabinet to shipping routes; and, thirdly, to have saw a raider plunge to earth in alive to the grave responsibility of £3 in the London quotation, A become puppats in the hands of

of the fleet at a central position for flames after being chased by a Bri-trusting a country which was non- small lot of 1934 Issue of Govern Hitler. The history of the Bordeaux alternative movements in the Pacifle tish fighter,

belligerent and Ministry's conduct

harboured at. the ment 314% Loon was placed at $95 of affairs in or Atlan

Atlantic in the event of an urgent

The Scottish Regional Commis-some-time so many of the enemy, excoupon, a line of Electric at $504 which Mr. Churchill gave cefan Frenchmen will best judge, {

emergency elther ocean.

sioner announced an air raid in Mr. Butler sald-"We have been and a small parcel of Realties at From the political standpoint it is solith-cast Scotland early this morn- notified by the Spanish Government $3%, Entertainments came to busi- An ally left to fight for France alone speculated that, in the event of a ing. Bombs were dropped in several that it intends to respect the mess of $0.60. must regret that in the great crisis successful German blitzkrieg against districts: fighters went up and anti-neutrality of Tangier she fell under the leadership of auch Britain, many European possessions aircraft guns went into action. Mr. Shinwell (Labour)-Can wo men as these, but we know that the in the Wern Hemisphere, including Three enemy aircraft were brought trust the Spanish Government in this neart of France is not in them! British and French naval stations, down. It is understood that two or matter?

"At the request of M. Reynaud, would be place an unprecedented, three others were badly damaged and

Mr. Buller-His Majesty's Gov- the British Government released indeterminate br United States

which might are not likely to reach home.

ernment has accepted the honourable France from her salema pledge to

govern movements

The Ministry of Home Security declaration of the Spanish Govern enter into no separate negotiations neval units in aceone with the states that the intest reports indicate ment. Heuter. with Germany on condition that the national defence policy est about 20 Injured in last night's air

that five persons French-Ficct-should come to British

were killed and Unofficial opinion appare

Britain's ability to vjve raids.--Reuter, were asked. Then Marshal

threatened blízkerle Petain took office and began to the gravest question confronting th negotiate if his methoxi to surrender United States' future outlook as the should be called negotiation-without jeopardising of British regarding the condition.

sca power "Many colemn assurances

outweight all other matters in the given that the French Fleet would States policy-United Press.

were extent of its repercussions on United not fall into the hands of Germany Mardhial Petain himself one

ports while the terms for the urmis; } Germany's

tice

the guarantors. He and his Govern-

terms which provide that the French

ment then approved the armistice

ricet, with all its armament, shall pass under German or Italian con- trol. Never was there a more wane Fion surrender. Pelain's Government may have believed it impossible to

1st. Silver Cup. 2nd. $30. 3rd. $20. 4th. $12.50 save more than the scrap of Franco,

SECTION FOUR (Craftsmen's Section)

The whole of the work entailed in the production of every entry must have been done by the competitors who will be required to make a declaration to this effect... Each entry must have pasted on the back a special entry form obtainable on application from The Hongkong Telegraph or from the Hon. Secretary, Hongkong Photographic Society. Subjects at the discretion of competitors.

"Accordingly they have done their best to throw away the French Em- pire too, and leave the people of France, without hope of help from abroad, to be stripped to the bone.

"The safety of our own country and Empire is, na Mr. Churchill said,, 'powerfully, though not decisively, affected by what happens to the French Fleet. We may well abstain from conjecture

trend of events and rely upon the patience and resolution which we are pro- mised in the measures taken by our

1st. Silver Cup. 2nd. $30. 3rd. $20. 4th. $12.50 own Government."

RULES

The following Rules will govern the Competion:

1-The Competition is confined ex- clusively to amateur. photo- staphers.

2-No employee or member of any firm in the photographia trade is permitted to compete, -The prizes will be awarded to the competitor sending is what are adjudged to the best photo- graphs in each section. Karl entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published during the period of the Com- petition,, and, which – must be pasted on back of entry.

The right to publish any or all. of the entries in reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph.

5-All photographs entered

tות

have been taken to the Colony of Hongkong. Photographa which - have been already" entered in other Competitions are ineligible No responsiblity will be accepted far non-dejivary of, loss of or damage to entries":

TION

NAME

ADDRESS

10

2--All entries to be either black, sepla, er toned pictures, and must be mounted. "Colouted photo- graphs are ineligible. B-Picturesubmitted in sepia tones.

should be accompanied by a smaller print in black and white: -No picture to entered in more

than one Bection. ID-Mounts to be only white or craLOS, must be of one of the following -nizes:—10×12, 18X20.

-

I 11-No correspondence will be entered.

into in connection with the Com- petition, 12-Members of the Staffy “of" tha.

fongkong Totograph and the South China Morning. Post apo not, permitted to compete. 11-The decision of the Judge shill

be daal.

-14-At: the, conclusion of the Coin --

petitiph, entries will be returned to competitors on #pplication 'at the Telegraph offices within were

.: day

ENTRY FORM

Please use block letters and paste this on bacle of cach Entry Sections 1, 2, and

on the

What Can Be Salvaged? The Daily Mail, also commenting on. Mr. Churchill's speech, writes: "What can we salvage from the ruin of France? Behind us we still have the unbreakable spirit of the French people. The French Empire solidly amrins its loyalty to the cause of freedom. How can we organise the scattered remnants of French power? "Mr. Churchill hopes that the Colonial Empire may become the seat of the Government pledged, in Mr. Churchill's words, to Oght on. The British people have realized in- stinctively that, in Mr. Churchill' words, the safety of Great Britain is Pwerfully, though not decisively, happens to the

by what French Flect.

"The Prime Minister was unabla to give an assurance that this power- ful arm would by available to aid and succour Britain in the coming. siruggle." Thự - Government -- dia nil that was possible to secure it. But

· Marshall · Petain, had 'algned it away to Hitler. One of the new Bordeaux Ministers said yesterday that, Petain nd given himself to France. But after the German and Italian oc- cupation how much of France is left???

Reuter.

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