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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
October 2, 1940.
THIEF FALLS IN STEALING 'SPECS'
Sentence of a month's hard labour was passed by Mr. G. T. Lowry at the Central Magistracy this morning on Lam Yuen, 22, unemployed, who
charged with the theft of a pair of spectacles and a pocket watch from 2 ProB- pect Place, Bonham Road, early yesterday morning.
It was stated in Court that when the alarm was raised by the occupants of the house, Lam, in his attempt to
nkcape, fell from the first floor verandah of the house, and suffered injuries to his right ear and foot.
London Releases Coal For Norway's Winter
(Reuter)-Car-
LONDON, Get
tain quant!lies of coal and anthracite
way during the winter
ONE OF THE many enemy planes brought down by our fighters, This wreckage is all that remains of a bomber which raided the South Coast.
ITALIAN SUBMARINE
SINKS SPANISH SHIP
LONDON, Oci, 1 (Reuter),—Another Spanish ship has heen torpedoed and sunk by an Italian submarine, have been released for use in Nor- She is the 4,291-ton steamer į
Monte Moncayo, and she was The acuteness of the need may be torpedoed off Gagliari, Sicily, on The Inspector, 82 Stone Nullahseen from the fort that the Nor-September 28, Four of the crew wegian Press refers to this as joyous Lane, 2nd Floor
Quisling's own paper claims that the puppel government is en
tled to credit for this magnanimous
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CONFESSION BY KIDNAPPER
Faces Life Sentence
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.,
Torten, 302 Luns was torpedoed and. O. 1 (Reuter).--Wilhelm Muhlembroich, the German indicted for the kidnapping of the three-year-old son of Comtesse de Tristan, plead- ed guilty to the charge.
Concert For Church Funds ·
Local Talent Feature
Christ Church, Kowloon Tong, as Concert in wad of it. At a press conference to-day. Farranging a
Tebash funds President
The Comert will be refused Boosevelt 4060 000 Mary Belgian
held in the St. Andrew's Church Ha!! decen from their homes att under dij either to endorse or approve the Kowloon, on Franky Belober 4t THE SCHARNHORST
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Te Liang, Viedmed Posadly respostest 36 months to rom Miss Mary Hu, Soprano, Mi Waller
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*The kidnapping was the most sensational affair since the abduction and murder of Colonel Lindbergh's baby. The self-confessed kidnapper was caught by two patrul- men while he was walking through woods with the
three-year-old boy. The man had apparently lost his way and stumbled Into the searchers.
Views On Axis Treaty
Little Aid To Japanese
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JAPANESE
ADVANCE
Nearing Chinese Forces CHUNGKING, Oct. 1 (Rou-
ter).
in
forces -Japanese northern Indo-China havo reach- ed Caopang.
This is the tejmiņus of the new loop rond through mountains into indo-China which
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CANADA URGED TO BAN JAPANESE.
Vancouver Resolution
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
VANCOUVER, Oct. 1 }|{Domei). ཞ The Vancouver of Narning in south-cast Asia, City Council has endorsed a
cut the main road by
Chinese forces In
south-west
Kivangal are said to be preparing to resolution asking the Cana- meet a possible Japanese advancedian Government to place a ban on Japanese immigra- The Chinese pro intensifying tion. Agitation for Britain to re-open tho,
from the French colony into Kwangsi along the new highway.
Burma Road. For the fourth day in The resolution also calls Fuccession all Chinese newspapers for the immediate deporta-
print leading articles urging the re- opening of the Hond.
No Imminent Move
SHIUKWAN,
Oct.
2
Chai-rum,
tion of any Japanese found
(Central guilty of disobeying the law. News). General
Simultaneously the Municipal Director of the Kweilla branch at Government has issued a warn the National Military Council, salding to the Japanese that it would yesterday that there is no indication bo advisable to discontinue af a Japanese move being imminent Japanese schools for the dura-
following their entry into French
Indo-China, nor are Japanese operation of the war. Dons in southern Kwangs and north- ern Kwartung expected to be in- Lensined yet,
tol
General Ll sold that the Japanese Troops who entered The French Calony at Dondang and Haiphong
more than 10,000. They were mostly drafted from the China fronts. This would give a better chance to the Chinese to attack and annihilate the enemy. He sold that China will redouble her efforts in the economic the future A new organ for The control of the different croponic runmissions in the various provinen will be established shortly.
WIT
STEEL INVENTOR
SPAIN & ITALY PLAN REVOLT
FROM PAGE ONE
is stated, will leave for Spain on Thursiny
Odds Against Axis LONDON, Del. 1 (Reuter).—The Halian Press and radio are making considerable play of Senor Sumer's visit to Rome, saya "Reuters" diplo malle correspondent,
Indeed, there is an obvious attempt to suggest that a grund diplomatic
Honoured Over Worlds will be sprung upon the
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world within the next 24 hours.
Whether or not Senor Suner will ancunced of Si Robert actually sign any special agreement the world-famonis metal-in Home is a matter for speculations stel asetate of magand but the odds are strongly against his
signing a formal accession to new tripartite pact.
very
Nights Spent in Research
Steilwert A. Hafhold, the great steel
STA
the
umprobable that
was born in November, 1859, | Spain would openly nasociate hersulf ... Sheffer white toy father was
with an instruienil xa pointedly strlamster
He ente ed the business 1 devoted t
to research Spending long days and even hun hẳn
directed against the United States.
A prominent German paper hints that the talks in Rome will deal with 14 slabo ateny. 1+ investigated Mediterranean problems, particularly
Isther to explored mathem ampooving steel.
Gituitar
Developments Expected In the contse he became head of MADRID, Oct. 2 (Reuter). Hadfelds, Lad, which emplog. 4,99' Further political developments may men, and of the 10-ln" and Pat be expreted after Senor Suner re Hecla Works, Sheffield, and decelor turns to Spain from Haly, it is hinted. of many other compenses, including; It is suggested that a long-range De Modal Nickel Co
polley has been drawn up.
the
1 researches he was unabated, A message from Rome 10
a staff of secretaries, who dield newspaper, "Pueblo," however, sug sses of information on the many
gents that little change in Spanish polley lo kely to result from Senax Suner's mission,
i questions in which he was interested
Nocturnal Ideas
It is said that he had a bell beside top fel and, if an den oevurred to bim in that might, he summonett a sex Felmy and had it taken down at
Be
extremely
WASHINGTON SEEKS TO BAN
FROM PAGE ONE
plan had not yet come before the State Department, but he supposed It would sooner 07 later for their conument.
He declined to reveal his own at titude to the Bill.
A
commented Lu-day and German-Halfan-Japanese part
white Get radi +11/1 Tapau dey Boveted NE w sander the mondata ake of presend an and A Wor Hi venon of manganese steri Eate wont be somewhat platoon 1883. for which he received the help the dacan. Ameraas entry into tegner Medal, has been describedl w England's side and the as the greatest of modern times serpent Japanese declaration of estimated that every year ust des
at Amerna would be joys on and steel worth £500,000,- Les mots upect for the East Astuti | 90 and it was to eliminate thin Empire
waste that he began to add other And the prment prisons of Japan- | substances to run, the result being a thej material that withstands corrosion Bestanta Ta belter Manganese steel is very
Jant cl atik Eastern strong Він
I used for rock-crushing im orasingly severe durile
It UNGI by mechmere Tallway points and wheels, lætur to Washington against Jugɔnts, ran on and safes, for burglars blow-pipes During the the wither hand, searvely be got rid jeannot soften R rapidly of by the Berlin treaty
World War manganese steel helmets braved hundreds of thousands of lives. Object To Frighten?
Hadfeld also vented low hystere 14 one of the objects of the new
adliner
is to frighten the steel, silicon steel and many other In May, 1920,
Philippines Support USA from any warlike interven special alloy steels. The son of Mi Ung Wan-hau, tim either in Einope or the Fur East new steel alloy that would allow gas Commenting
be announced that he had devised a WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UP),--- Minister of Economie Affates, is the by a thrtal to involve America turbines and turtx-compressors to potential
on the reports of pult of a fighter machine which par- twn-front war. It remains to be seen run at the enormous speed of 33,000 material from the Philippines, Senor loopholes In strategic- Vodpated me three curribats agent if this combination of programme Japanese airer aft
over Chungicing, the European and Asinike new or
Dworking Joaquin Elizalde, Resident Commis- this sunumer.
sioner, said he is confident that the oder will, more forcibly run anything! Ele was recently awarded $300 for, else, bring home the meaninglessness
Philippines Government will "co- Catilined
Ifts improvements in metallurgical operate with the United States in solationist polley. kud bern trudly damaged by machine- guo talleta
"President Quezon has declared his The son of Mr
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CHUNEKING. OL 2 (Reutes à kungate in a few minutes and was follows the the Meridian Stn wholeaders are serving in the Chinese tresty
Many Government
pare shige
that from tried an to the Nightforces Star and passerges were transferre
to the Golden Star which arrived at
the Central Magotrary this mong at 40
a change of begging for altas
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The Sandakan.
Wing, a Shanghai Chinese, was deflue Funnel Wharf before the palandine his machine safely though
complet feries drifted almost to: the Mantla, Australia and New Zealand. or twe werks hard labour.
via Thursday Island
sengers
transferred were
the Constable Won Cheung said he xaw K. P. O.
Golden Star Ko begging from Bolish soldier at Oct 3, 2.45 p.m
The Merahkan Sto then begon 9.30 pm. Oct 3, 3.30
Ko dend he was begging, and lowing the Night Star to shelte G.PO
Del. 3,45 pm Det. 3. 3.30 pm
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POPE'S PLEA
FOR FAMILY VIRTUES
SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" VATICAN CITY, Oct. 1 (UP)--
His Holiness the Pope in a speech 10-day before the Sacred Roma Hole Tribunal which has the power, Ju 2014
revolutions a minute at temperature of 1,700 degs. Fahr.
Foreign Honours
New U.S. Restrictions WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (Reuter).-- President Roosevelt has issued proclamation requiring licences for of fire-control instru- the
export ments, military searchlights, acrial cameras and other types of military equipment containing optical ele- ments,
In this event, the poet would have processes were also very aumerous every way." an effect certainly not intended--the and his inventions were recognised Chu Cheng. Prest welding together of the Anglo-Saxon by the conferment of a host of hon-intention of assisting the defence pro- dent of the Judicial Yuan, took part, nations even more in a struggle of erary degrees and distinctions, both gramme with every means
the Pingyang battle north of Nan- defener Laing, serving oz a junior offer in
the Chinese Ariny.
The eldest son of General Chlang! Kai-shek is Commander of the Loud Defence Corps in Kingst, where he
is serving as District Superintendent.
Admiral
Knighted
Vichy Accuses Cot;
Seizes Property
VICHY, Oct. 1
(Reuter)--The
British and foreign. Knighted in command," he said. 1000, he vas elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1999 and made a baronet in 1917.
at his
He was awarded GERMAN RAIDERS practically every medal of importance
by steel and metallurgical societies BREAK THROUGH
at home and abroad, including the John Fritz Medal, America's highest prize.
FROM PAGE ONE
Oficial confrmation of these es-
In 1028 he was elected a foreign property of M. Piere Cot, former Air Associate of the US. National Aca- Minister, stunted in the region of demy of Sciences, a very rare honour. LONDON, Oct. 1 British Wire- hambery Savoy, is reported here He was also a member of the Ameri- timates is lacking. marriages, deplored the res)-Hear-Admiral Sir Henry Ba-to-day to have been confiscuted, can Iron and Steel Institute and an London's Quiet Night continuance of the present war and wood, who comunanded the British A warrant has been issued for the
Officer of the Legion of Honour. SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" pppealed to husbands and wives Naval forces at the River Plate batturrest of M. Cot, who is in the United adfeld wrote a book "Metallurgy LONDON, Oct. 2 (UP)-For the throughout the world to seek peace against the German battleship Graf States. He is reported to be among and its Influence on Modern Pro-Arst time since the "airkrieg" started, in family virtues and greater marital Spee last December, hos returned the principal accused to be brought gress" and nearly 200 technical London's night air raid warning 3D fldellly.
home for the first time since the great before the special court set up by the papers.
ended before midnight. The Pope said. "We turn
our victory and was to-day knighted by Vichy Government to establish res- His wife was a daughter of Col.
During the all-clear period trans- thoughts to the present source of the King at Buckingham Palace. ponsibility for the collapse of France. S. M. Wickersham of Allegheny, port facilities restarted in the central sorrow for us, namely, our sons who
Pennsylvania. During the war they area, but Londoners were sceptical raaintained and ran a hospital at and only a few left the air raid shel- Wimereux.
ters.
Later there was a further warn- |ing—the sixth of the day,
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Donations received during September by the Hongkong Refugen and Social Wel-
Stent of St. Stephen's
Gawer
are urmed and fighting against each other as though they were not bro-
thers of the same faith. We must continue in our prayers exhorting the Almighty to have mercy upon men
among men calin down and a much that the present storm desired peace appeur on the horizon."
tare Couneli pre as follow College for Grant us School work 130: Miss Charlotte bid $10; Chinese Customs, Macao Foreign Auxilary to the National Red Cross Society of China (contribution to- wards office "expensen $41.50; Fish Dealers Guild, for Food Kitchens, $50; Four Sympathisers c/o S, C, M. Post, $1.
200 pics by ind
picers of firewond. Sandakan ChemI- her of Commerce; freight on firewood, Mesars. Jardino Matheson and Co.: 200 Sandakan Chamber of
PRIVATE information states that Cornerce; traight on firewood, Messrs.
pieces of firewood,
NAZIS NURSING FOND BELIEF
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" BERLIN, Oct. 1 (UP)—"The war
Maa. IL, W. R. Williams (wife of Jardins Matheson and Co.; 109 posts for will be waged to the end,*with no Major Williams); lately of Hongkong, in the Forestry Department se hngs sort of compromise. Peace will come of ŽLIC, South War won the final of the Bingapore fiefugee, Rollet, committee, frut and toys only after victory."
· Ladion" Clot Championship held re- for 51. Pher's Food Kitchen, Lacy Pol This was the reply made by au- cently at the Bukit Tima Old Course 200 bcs. of firewood, Sandakan Chamber
Lock; "Organo, Organle Fertiliser Co:thoritative German quarters in Berlin by 5 and 3.5
of Commerce; freight on firewood, Messrs. today when asked if a peace offer Her Boore for the 18 holes was 83! Jarding Matheson and Co.
to Britain was being prepared,
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MAN WITH KNIFE
For a long period, however, there was absolutely no acrial activity over
WOUND IN NECK Landen
AT TSUN WAN -
An unknown Chinese male was
found yesterday in mysterious cir-
cumstances In Lo Wat Village, Tsua Wan, He had a knife wound in his throat and was lying on the ground surrounded by clothing, fruit, ropes and a book entitled, "The Regent's Daughter."
Flickers of gunfire could be seen in the far distance, but these soon died out..
Reich Wants U.S. To Declare Position
SPECIAL, TO THE “TELEGRAPH" BERLIN, Oct1 (UP)The "Hamburger Fremdenblatt to-day The man, who appears to be on declared that as a result of the tri- educated person, was dressed in Power pact, the United States and European-style clothes. He was ad-Russia should now declare whether mitted to Kowloon Hospital...
they will support the Axis or Britain
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