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MONK IS FREED FROM HIS VOWS TO FIGHT

BROTHER MARIUS, for five years a Franciscan monk, will be Privato Daniel McCarthy, of the Gloucester Regiment, In a few days time.

"PATRIOTIC CITIZENS”

„A HUSBAND. and wife who pro- | tested, about a cafo-light-which was showing at 10 pan, were accused of insulting behaviour at Marlborough- street Polico Court recently.

They were Charles Noble, aged 69, a merchant, and Winifred Noble, Prod 82, The Elms, Belmont Hill, Lewisham, B.E.

had taken setion about the light, they It was alleged that after the pollco insisted on a woman Ilving on the top floor coming down to put tho As they refused to go away, they were arrested.

Daniel McCarthy, born in Limelight out. rick, is now staying in Sussex- gardens, W. He was released from

They pleaded guilty to the charge, the magistrate, Mr. J. B. Sand

his vows as a monk by a special dis- but

pensation of the Pepe.

He sald: "For a little time it was bach, strange to be in the world after have plen. refused to accept the ing worn the Franciscan habit, and He described Mr. and Mrs. Nable living always in monasteries in Eiros "perfectly patriotle cluzens, doing their best, when they saw a light in Rome. "But after a time I settled down, the blackout, to put it out" The charge was withdrawn. and then 1 began to think about joining up. As an Irish citizen 1 was

not forced to do so.

"My sister, who is a nun in the Order of Poor Clares, la very dis-

Jolt appointed that I havo

the but it was a malter of

science."

Volunteer Nurses

LATE NEWS

July 9, 1940.

War In The Desert

BRITISH ALHAMBRA THEATRE

FORCES

DOMINANT

Italians Fear Fight

In The Open NAIROBI, July 8 (Router's. special correspondent with the British forces somewhere in the Western

denials by the Italian radio, Dosert). Despite British forces are dominating a hure area in the Libyan desert- approximately. 3,500 square miles.

I have just spent 14 hours en camped with a forward patrol 40 miles of the hendquarters of the Libyan Field Army.

War Of Finosse

It is a war of finesse in the Western Desert. The British forces

fre harassing the Italians to such on ex- to come out in the open. tent that they no longer are willing

Heavy Italian casualties followed

TOKYO, Jaly 9 (Reuter) -The "Kochi Shimbun" declares that the interview between Mr. Arlis and an engagement between armoured Robert Craigle has clarified the fact that Britain refuses to accept the Japaneso demands in toto,

units during the past 48 hours. They have a deinoralising effect upon the defenders of the fort of Capuzzo, who

believed to number 1,000. ed last night, bringing the total for Twelve enemy lorries were destroy-

the Inst Ave days to 50.

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Air Action

The newspaper asserts: “Should Britain continue to refuse the Japane eso demanis, Japan will attain her objective by taking effective men. sures literally. The Commandant of the Nursing; sures "I Detachment of the Hongkong Volun-

is understood Japan is already teer Defence Corps (Mrs. Braude) determined on this course of action Two enemy fighters, diving on two stated last night that she had had and concrete measures are now being British fighters, were shot down in two minutes. Action is many queries from members regard-seriously discussed by the Navy and flames in

continuing. Ing registration, and issued the fol-Foreign Ministry officials." lowing statement:

The thunder of artillery and air Stressing the fact that at a time; Commandant The

advises all when the fate of Britain and Europe bombing is audible for 30 miles in the mobile members that they must re-j is

precariou

the British sull desert air. I was able escorted gister their names at the registration Government has adopted a positive by an armoured car-to slip through offee at the Supreme Court in ac- - attitude” towards Japan, the a gap in the Italian wire "wall" and cordance with the instructions given "Kokumi Shimbun." organ of the carry out a detour, finally arriving in the Press and over 2.B.W. When Japanese Army, says that the entire within two miles of the rear of the registering they should clearly state Japanese nailon has a feeling of in-fort of Capuzzo, stood on the bon- that they are mobile members of the dignation because Britain's detachment and have been exempted Chiang Kai-shek attitude has been

pro British shells fall on CapuzZO, from evacuation."

enhanced. "It is likely that this in- dignation will reach ignition point."

Army organ pasalis Mr. Arita, the Japanese Foreign Minister, be cause "his diplomacy is always con- centrated on the avoidance of friction with Britain and the United States and now threatens to develop lato a serious domestic issue,"

"The War

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Donations to Charitable

And Other Causes

The British War Organisation Fund longkong Uraneh. acknowledges the following derations:

The

The paper continues:

Previously acknowledged, #100 and Minister will shortly convey to the $600.002.22; Interest, 1333.41; C. Austin, 10 Premier the insistence of the Army W. A. Simpson, 18; B. Herschend, $101 |

G.

net of the armoured car watching

The only encounter with the enemy on this patrol was when a fighter: circled down and attacked the car with bursts of badly-almed machine- gun fire.

the

MEN NOT TO BE EVACUATED

"The principal object of the mea- surc is to obtain information on which

The following communique was W. Hewitt $10: 2 Garner, 250; L. D. on the renovation of Japan's foreign Issued by Government this morning: Pringle, $10; D. J. Valentine, $20; J. C. C. policy on the basis of the present,

"Comment which has appeared in Matthews, $20; Major P. R. H. Ekrino,

recent Press regarding the 9150; 1. C. Lairdner (monthly), $15; Pay.] Rolden opportunity." •

amendment to the Registration of Sub. Lt. W. H. L. Dowley KA.VR. 2; G. II. Cautherley) $20; -1. M.

TOKYO, July 3 (Domel)-Japan-Persons Ordinance has led to some Wylio monthly)

Haymos ese newspapers regard yesterday'a

misunderstanding. (monthyon-Mackenzie (monthly)

110 & C. Worrall (month); British reply as presented by Craigie Hon. Mir, C. 0, Alabaster immcnthly), 150; to Azita, ng point-blank rejection of Mas D. Burslem (monthly), 10Japanese demand for suspension of plans for the evacuation of women C. Menbinick (monthly), $10, A. Mc- Alpine monthly?, 10; is, and a transit of war supplies to China

Tavadia (manini), 310; Mina K8 through Burma and Hongkong. Anderson (monthly), 100; 3 J. W. Buckwell (manthly) of K. Butres appropriate ensures will be taken agree that "effective and (monthly), $15; Miss B. M. Bichenoriate Imonthly tig: Anonymous : Analysts, by Japan in case Britain fails to give Government Laboratory (monthly), 397: b Anonymous, 428; The Stat Union In-

$100.05; Anonymous, $50; E. W. Pudney

Burance Society of Canion Ltd. (June),

and children can be based; but the opportunity has also been taken to subjects, including men over 35 years obtain a complete.register of British

There is no suggestion of the com-

of men, and that Japan is firmly pulsory evacuation

reply

of age.

1

to cut off Chiang Kai- certain number of women, including route "Nichinichi Shim- these registered as nurses, will be case Britain given exemption, either permanent

(July), $25; 8, A. Kent (monthly), $10 shek suppets that in

Mrs. Panet monthly), 30; D. R. 1. Moore bun"

Berana menthly), 20: E. Jare (monthly),

canonthly), $15; Sale of Stamps 13 M. fails to respond, will take "effective or temporary." £10: John Moodle (July), 620: Trustees; and appropriate measures to suspend Victoria Jubilee Zoroastrian. Hart

(Becond Instalment), $300; 5.

Funds traffic to Chungking.

In such eventuality the paper as- SABOTAGE IN

Davis (montily), $10; Quarry Bay Bewing Centre. $81.10; Hongkong Art Club, $78;serts, Great Britain should be held Hongkong Artials Gulid, 125; Paintings, responsible for any possible consc- bald from Joint Exhibition, $135; Charlotte

II. Pople and James A. Poole, 220: S. Hochi Shimbun understands that Edstar 3: The Staff of Sanitary Dept..

1230-Hayal Naval Working Party- an inter-Departmental conference is Supply Badge. $1; of Stamps per:

Mrs. Helberg Central Hospital for service already going on between the Wa His Honour Sir A. D. A. MacGregor, $10: Navy and Foreign, Omees regarding Airs. F. M. Deacon (monthly). 10: Hong-measures to be taken by the Japanese kong Bowling Alleys, $25; $580,021,33. Government.

Gave Town £25,000

BELGIUM

German-controlled. Drussels radio LONDON, July 8 (Reuter) --The

number of cases of sabotage to has disclosed that there have been a telegraph and telephone communica- tions in Belgium.

The broadcast threatened severe "Asahi Shimbun" understands that punishment, which would be extend- vigorous measures will be employed ed to general inhabitants, if the by Jupan to attain their objective if perpetrators cannot be found. forthcoming London reply is a mere! repetition of the British reply lost

Mr. J. J. Crasfield, second son of the founder of Joseph Crosfield and Sons, Ltd., the soap inanufacturers, Monday. died recently at his home, Embley Park, Romsey, Hants, at the age of seventy-four. His gifts to Romsey total £25,000.

REFUGEES IN AMERICA

New York, July 8. The first contingent of refugee children from Britain arrived yester- day in the steamer Scythia. Seventy landed in New York; 80 had been previously landed at Halifax (Nova Scotia)-Rester.

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In a report of the evidence in a muzzling case at the Kowloon Magis- iracy yesterday it was slated that Mr. H. Cooke, whose address was given c/o 45 Watertoo Road, had sald that his wife was out with some pup- pies and a dog. This was incorrect. Mr. Cooke is unmarried and the lady to whom he referred was his fiancee. The "Telegraph" regrets any incon-. venience or embarrassment that may have been caused at result of the mlzinke.

French Refugees To Be Controlled

LONDON, July 8 (Reuter)—It 18| announced that the French people in Britain will be treated as non-enemy aliens, but special consideration will be given to those who satisfy the authorities that they are willing' ne- tively to support the Allied cause.

French nationals now come under the curfew restriction and prohibition against possession without police permit of bicycles and motor vehicles. They will also be subject to orders prohibiting aliens from entering or residing in protected areas unless they obtain police per- mission.

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Shanghai Incident:

Hull's Statement

WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuter). Confidence that the dispute ever, the treatment of the Japanese gendarmes when they were arrested by tho American Marines in Shanghal will be settled in reasonable and practic- able way, by the authorities on the spot was expressed by Mr. Cordell Hull at to-day's press conference,

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