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WHY PETAIN DISMISSED GEN. CATROUX

EX-GOVERNOR OF FR. INDO-CHINA IS ALLY

LONDON, Aug. 29 (British Wireless).—News has been received that General Catroux, formerly Governor-General of French Indo-China, has joined General de Gaulle.

General Catronx, who was relieved of his post in Indo-China by the Vichy Government because he wished to continue the struggle at the time of the French surrender, has had considerable military experience in the Near East and in Morocco.

He is one of the most outstanding figures in modern French colonial history. (General Catruux was relieved by Vice-Admiral Jean Decoux as Governor- General of Indo-China).

CLIPPER SERVICE

New African Route

May Be Started

Application for permission to, Inaugurate a twice-weekly ser- vice over the live-thousand-mille route from New York to Boluma, ¦ Portuguese Guinen, on the west const of Africa, was filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington, D.C. on August to by Pan American Airways,

The application states The applicant plans at a future due to extend this service from Bolam te Capetown, Union of South Africa."

Pan American would operate either vio San Juan, Porto Rien, in the West indies and thence to Bolnma, or would go from San Juat down the cast coast of South America to Belem or Natal, Brazil, before crossing the South Atlantic to Bolamize

NEW FRONTIER BATTLE

British Casualties

LONDON, Aug. 29 (Reuter).— In a fight will hosille tribesmen on the North West Frontler of India, 50 telbemuen were killed and many others Injured.

Captain A. J. Stevens 151 The Bombay Grenadiera was killed by a long-range volley when he was with a party of British officers outside a fort.

A punitive expedtilon was sent

Captain

this morning.

Tussell WILA killed

Five Indian soldiers were kill- ed and 20 wounded.

The situation has now been restored.

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August 30, 1940.

By Walt Disney

Australia Bans Import of Bank of England Notes

CANBERRA, Aug. 30 Router).-A regulation has been gazetted prohibiting the importation of British banknotes into Australia.

Incoming passengers will, however, be permitted to bring in British banknotes not exceeding £10.

Residents of Australia are given until September 5 to cash the notas hold within the country.

Full exchango value will be given for such notes 20 are negotiable under this regulation.

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SHOT AT GERMANS Japanese Navy Send Boarding Party

Special to the "Telegraph"

SHANGHAI, Aug. 30 (UP). -The German steamer Hanna |(1,000 tons) belonging to Car- lowitz & Company, arrived here ¡to-day following an adventurous trip from Kuatao in Cheklang 'during which Japanese Naval units fired on the steamer once and boarded her three times,

Twenty foreign passengers on

British. Canadian, Australian LONDON, Aug. 29 (Reuter's Special Correspondent with and German missionaries. They the Southern Command)—Undaunted by Hitler's aerial blitz-were not permitted to hand at krieg, the armed forces here are facing up not only to the possi

Kuatao. bility that the south of England will be the platform for a Ger- man invasion but to the possibility of it being the springboard

British Troops Do Intensive Training the steamer included American,

of a British offensive.

Lieut. General C. J. E. Auchunlock, Commander-in- | Chief, who fought the Germans in France told me that the Southern Command were get- tink ready for the day when )

********** they would carry the fight to the

PACIFIC FLIGHT

enemy 'a country,

the sal "We shall impose on the German methods and bend them at then own Kate as we always have

Wonderful Mobility

General Ata hundeek drew atten-

By connections which are or can, American Newsment to the mobility of the Army here

he made available at Boliumu, the new j

service would provide an allernate air route hetween the United States

and Europe, Pan American sales

GERMANISING POLAND

In Singapore

SPECIAL TO THE *TELEGRAPHI

-The

elsewhere

Britain day Through this mobility they would Getter TIN system m Wi fare the Nazi haut reite

Gloomy Sunday

The Hunts

jeft for Kuntou ul

Saturday with her clearance pupers

in order and also the Japanese Naval Attache's nasturance that the pasketi- gers would be permitted to land be- emise Kuatzo is not included within the Japanese blockade zone.

Kept Guns Trained

The Captain reported on Sunday when near Guatatu Island, JaputieSO

New Food Laws auxilary vessel No. 31 Áred three

In Japan

TOKYO, Aug. 30, (Domel).

shota landing within 100 yards of Du vessel, after which a Japanese board- ing party came nboard while the Japanese naval vessel kept its guns This will be gloomy Sunday for admitted at Kaatuu is an open poel trained on her. The Japanese have both Japanese gourmands.

The blue laws designed to tighten OF the home front murale become effective on Sep teraber 1.

but that it is "very dangerous

The Hanna encountered two more Japanese auxiliary vessels before the reached Kuntha, Each time she was boarded and finally the passengers were not permitted to land at Kuatan,

steamer

then returned tu Shanghai.

The top price for breakfuel wiThe de Yon 140, for lunch Yen 250 and Sta dinner Yea 500 Individual dishes will be restricted in cost. Yen 1080

CAN'T TAKE IT

SINGAPORE. Aug. 30, (UP), ¦ BEF]

Many of his divisions were with the In Pranav and the younger eleven United States then brought 10 sance Dunkərk newspapermen who are making make up the strength of these date

Alcoholic Hations will not or served an air tour of the Pacißle arrived

sims were literally "hanging on the

before 5,00 11.00 words" of the older men recounting

Mahjong clubs, here to-day from Java.

which are gaining popularity, and what bugipenest in Franer

pand-rooms will be barred to students Latest Move By Nazis

*Thi They will visit the Naval Base,

Battle of tratan anti minors. threatened is a longer all

these sol

soldiers have LONDON, Aug. 29 (Reuter), air bases and Indian troops oni

to think about The beaches along -Following the recent act of Saturday, being given n more the coast-litte, nearly

ly 500 miles from incorporation into the Reich of comprehensive survey of Singa- the Thames to the Severn, are being the "Government - General In pure's defences than any other held by the minimum of against posible landings and more and more Warsaw," the German authori-journalists previously. ties immediately inaugurated an

Mr. Roy Howard, chief editor of

men are being trained for Britain's, counter aliuke against Germany. intensive Germanisation

the New York "World-Telegram” and

This has been made possible by the paign, according to reliable in-head of the Scripps-Howard news-

papers, sad. "There is

a generalny growth of fixed defence and formation reaching London, say realisation that the Singapore buse

every conceivable form of trap ut all vulnerable points. "Reuter's" diplomatic corres- would probably be a buse for the United States feet should anything pondent.

happen out here making American One of their firat enactments was participation definite," an order that all main public squares Mr. Howard wus entertained af and thoroughfares in the incorporated | dinner to-night by territory should be renamed after Governor, Mr S. W Jones. Hitler.

cum-

Squares and streets of lesser im- portance would be renamed after Goering, Hess and lesser Nazl lights. In this way, the German invaders hope to obliterate the Polish character of the nccupied territory.

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At the same time, a" special Ger- tulsation institution known "Ostland," has been established at Poznan to encourage the settlement of Germans upon the Incorporated territories of Poland.

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"Murderous Terror" Berlin Says of Air Force Reprisals LONDON, Aug. 29 (Reuter). -The German oficial news agency says that the R.A.F. raid on Berlin last night was the The latest of my methods of confusing the invader

ingenious main topic of conversation in must remain a secret Lut it is simple the German capital to-day. mid terrifying.

The Press violently denounces Bri- "Murder," "A Shameful

SPECIAL TO THE "TELIGRAPH" Cowardly Act" and "A Syslentle NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (UP)—The Churchill Manoeuvre to Place the Dutch steamer Zaandam docked here German Population Under a Murder- to-day from Singapore with $4,000,- ous Terror" are among the headlines 000 worth of British gold consigned to the evening papers.

to New York.

Control Of

MY GOODNESS, Trade Fruit

Of Victory

Stout Rises on Stock Exchange

Post-War World Trade

LONDON, Avg. 29 (Reuter).—On the Stock Exchane lo-day the out-

NEW YORK, August 29 standing feature was the sharp rise

(Domei)-Based on 1937 of Guinness from 67s, 3d, to 72s. 6d. on a dividend for the year of 25 per figures, the magazine “Analist"] cent., which is above expectations. estimates that the international} Last year's dividend was 28. per trade percentage under the new Textiles were encouraged by satis-world order will be as follows: operating under the bi-weekly air factory trade figures.

Here To-morrow

The second Imperial Airways plane

cent.

tain.

and

Big Gold Shipment Arrives In New York

London Docks Have Suffered No Damage

-U.S. Commentator

LONDON, Aug. 29 (Reuter).-Conditions in war- time London were described by Mr. Ed. Murrow, the

mail service has been delayed owing Shipbuilding shares also attracted (1) Exports from the Nazi- American commentator, broadcasting on the Columbia to the mola line connection, and is attention. Otherwise the market was Fascist Bloc 37; Britain and System from London on August 28. now expected to arrive to-morrow ¡qulet and price movements un British Africa 14; East Asia 11

Another service is due on Septem- Important.

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1.

Wall Street was steady,

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HONG KONG. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN THE BOCIETY ABKS FOR

150,000

of which Japan G, China, Man-. He said: "I have spent to-day jone rusty ship low 'n the water while in the port of London, with its stevedores worked, seamen palated churia, Indo-China, East Indies, 4,000 acres of docks, cranes, or helped with installation of more and Thailand 4, and Malaya and warehouses, barges and ships. guns. British Borneo. 2; the United

The principal' London docks have. States 18; Latin America 10: I was free to wander by car, fpot alr ruids.

"In this biggest port in the world, suxered no damage of any kind from the 1940 to meet the Ingresaing heads of sick and destituto children In Hongkong, against which the Income to date is $27,000 only Soviet Russia 1; others 14. and motor-boat. The port is not as Refreshing Experience

In order to continue its work, The Society ap- . (2) Importa in the same order: busy as in peace-time.

peals for the balance of 41; 20; 10, 5, 3, 2; 11; 7; 1; 10, -

Jammed With Ships

$0,000 "It is refreshing to spend a day before the close of the financial year om. Sisi The journal points out that even; "There were some idle cennes and talking with people who work with Deisber. LONDON, Aug. 29 (Router). Their Majesties the King assuming that Britain resists stc-empty berths as the results of the their hands. Their language is direct The Society now administers to over 5,000 children st eight Centres and, in addition, supports and Queen to-day drove the rivets of the first steel plate of a cessfully, Italy and Germany would stoppage of trade with Europe, but although sometimes unbroadenstable. is children at various institutions and op, babies at new warship, which is being built at a famous shipyard in control over 40 per cent of world's the part is far from deserted. One There is none of the double negatives it Creche,

imports whlo should Britain fell, the big dock was jammed with ships. north-west Britain..

Axis

would control over 60 per cent. Japan is likely to succeed in from one Argentine ship and beef

"I saw a sign outside a small, dirty establishing a greater East Asla blee from another. Cranes were Ufting and deserted little church, If your accounting for another 10 per cent. boxes of tea from a Dutch merchant knees knock together, kneel on them'.

"No" official communique" I havo Thus the total which Authoritarians man from India, another vessel was will represent, will amount to 7% per discharging wool from Australia, and ever seen equals that for direct, clear cent of all markots.

20,000 tons of American, tieel held and intelligible advice.“

They had an unofficial escort of They talked to some of the men ship-workers,ANNEL

putting the finishing touches to the ship.:

They also went on board a warship which is almost completed, inspect- ing the gun turrets, the anti-aircraft and anti-submarine defences.

Their Majestics had spent the night in the Royal train at a disused Falding in Lancashire.

Hon. Treasurers (trom whom a copy of the

"I saw 9,000 tons of sugar take and obscure phraseology found in the Annual Report for 1930 may be obtained):

Government circles of Whitehall

'Mr. A. McKellar, CIA, A

0/0 Mackinnon Mackenzie és Co.,

P. & D. Buliding down Mr. Kwok Chan,

c/o The Banque de L'Indo-China,

• KONG KONG, 17th August, 1969, 2005