1940-10-03 — Page 12

Hongkong Telegraph 港電新報 士蔑新聞 All

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 3, 1940,

WATSON'S

FRAGRANCE FOR LOVELINESS

YE OLDE ENGLISH LAVENDER WATER

BRINGS YOU THE DEUCATE, LINGERING FRAGRANCI

LAVENDER FROM AN OLD ENGLISH GARDEN

A PERFUME OF DIGNITY SWEETNESS AND CHARM SPECIALLY PREPARED BY

O!

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD. (EST

PARLOPHONE RECORDS

1841)

STUDEBAKER

CHAMPION

averages 33 miles per imperial gallon !

STUDEBAKER'S PERMANENT EXPERT CRAFTSMEN BUILD

LONG LIFE. LOW REPAIR COST, HIGH RESALE VALUE INTO EVERY CHAMPION,

Without obligation

We

will give you convincing demonstration.

HONGKONG HOTEL

CARAGE

Stabby Rand Tel 27778 9

The

S. MOUTRIE & CO., LTD. Hongkong Telegraph.

Sole Agents

ARTISTES

وع

FRANKALL RONALD

HARRY ROY HES ORCHESTRA

MURGATREND & WESTERBONTONS

VICTOR SILVESTER

ORCHESTRA

RICHARD

116

IVOR MOREGND HAVI KAY

TAUKER

EX

Moutrie's For Latest Parlophone Records.

York Building

Chater Road

1 Beautify Your Home 2 Make Housework Fasy 3 Protoct Floors, Furni-

ture and Woodwork

with

JOHNSON'S WAX POLISH

The world's finest polish

yet economical to use! That

is why fastidious housewive usconiy famous JOHNSON'S WAX Diver exquisite beauty.proteria against warr makes cleaning exsy floor furniture, woodwork,

leather goods, etc.

For

JOHNSON'S WAX

AMAZING FLOOR POLISH CHINES without Rubbing!

GLO COAT

FLODA POZIT

Johnson's GLO COAL makas foot team. needs no ala feat paly and Het dry Glo-Cost bus

1 delet

Cleans. Beutifive, Profech BUY A CAN OF JOHNSON'S WAX TODAY... FINEST ... YET ECONOMIDALI

For sale at leading do- partment, hardware, paint and grocery stores.

Made by 5. C. JOHNSON & SON, INC.

RACINE, WISCONSIN, U, & A

PEPSODENT

TOOTH POWDER

CONTAIN

IRIUM

PEPSODENT

TOOTH PASTE

FOR GREATER CLEANSING POWER

Hongkong Benevolent Society

Room -11, Ice House Street

The Society's Room will be open on

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS

from 10 A.M. to noon

Thursday, Oct. 3, 1940.

Wyndham it Hongkong Telephine 20018

THE pra "Special in the Telegraph J and by the Hongkong Telegraph Te Indeate news which is strictly copyright under the provisione of the Telecommuni-

1010 Catone Ordinance,

Noel Deww

bears the Indieation SEP 19 zerrived in Hongkong na the date of publication by Le t'ated Press Associations, who re serve all rights and forbid repubilestion, either wholly ot In part without previous

WHITHER JAPAN?

Whither Japan? The ques-

It's Nice to be

in

England

By Edward Braitic UNITED PRESS STAFT CONRESPONDENT

LONDON, Oct. 1 (UP)- Promised death and destruction notwithstanding, it's nice to be in England with no place to go.

You any hest get much sugni your morning cup of coffee and twa

drinkers may be out of hack entirely on the refills uf engarettes ant beer may teap up. ward each time the Chunicellor of the

[11441** Exchequr looks armand taxes do caly the mounting set of Wat

ן יורו

Tor

offers the second mot dominant problem in the world today. She has inveigled her self into Indo-China; Is it ta rench Chungking via Yunnan? The Burma and Malaya vin Hanoi and Haiphong? The Chinese rudiende the former suggestion, that apart from pointing t hamudnaps offered an invading | have been sadly maitoabed by military army by the difficult terrain on the Indo Can Yunnan border, it would respore half a million men to overcome Chinese opposí-

From

You can ever sale untere and Voo tlar natin meul tae steal 2 may stub your free on the talek -ut.

But IN

sur-Luthing Facblies

ca din

Hot any American who has spent! sand of the last teri maniths travelling on the mistent finds it almost a Bell Boat as probably here for the

because excel for pestial strips there's no itansporta

Vides be permillent to ac present auditionis, de runt even p

It is highly questionable whether Japan, without making to salesfantial troop withdrawals From Charto

could proper, attempt a southwestern invasion on this scale

Jew

The basis of mine was months the contineat, abu: half of which remed to be speaf waiting in quarters at consulates, Biting out ma turmis (12

sutastying th

The dirvetion of Japan may bewares, this currespondent in impos largely guided by the support. Į ko state- the longest trip be is Cene Lithe in vite dels toke fro moral only though it be at the

Three billing sixpence Takistle moment, afforded her by her European partners, and thereby bangs a report traceable 100 Chinese Sources,

21

indon to-day muy which my be able to utives, but at least they don't have to spend anything up to thuly donats a week in consulates, trying to estadilish that they have 1990 bombs about then persons, and are The aut agetiks of the Comilesh at

serve as a guide. Its contend- ed that the Vichy Government's Turnabout a few days ago, when

it allowed the Japanese virtually | Bruuns Haus

where tese worst

to take over the country with Feesti ransalates it my out a blow, was connected in no stall degree with the three-

tract

in

De nade pictures

ways More refugees, ex- Gezurants, Pules and otherwise Well ying to enter France U any other Ахін Power

Country Every application bund signed

quintuplicate, with Ave Europe shortly afterwards. IL

And the French were very suggested that #1 secret interested in the natecedents of aft prospective visitors I spent at l clause gave Japan authority to our once at the border trying to go ahead in her Indo-China ad- explain away an assortment of Cer-!

man visas and residence permits in venture, the French having been

my passport. told by Berlin to make no fuss in the malter.

LA

Italy and Germany have little to gain by merely forwarding

hostilities Japanese

against China: therefore the only inducement to the original Axis to take in their new partner is that Japan should act in Indo- China in such a manner as to threaten Britain on the other side of the world.

incidentally, the last nine months cost the United Press, in my case, 66 passport photographis, the best of which cost 200 Rumanian L dozen and made an Individual usually | talten for a Swede, look vaguely Balkon

per

six weeks for a Swiss visn, which

INVASION OF ENGLAND

CONQUEST OF FRANCE

THE TOP BOARD

Think only of VICTORY

By

F. G. H. Salusbury,

War

D

ם

ATC

defeatisl

qualities of Independence, bred in

democracy, which

stified under a Lyranny They are Klorious in emergenclea

You may hear old

they dodderers - Correspondent

probably have memories of some pre-Oreat War German who was a very decent feller mouthing over the possİ. ilities of unhonourable" pence with Hitler

EFEATIST talk must be

out of

Our ripped national vocabulary

Some of it is inspired

ag int merely by the success of Hitler's ume-table. done this or that, the weaklings Buy, then It is not absurd to Imagine that he will be

11 he has

London by the middle of August

是 Certainly in not absurd to

it is total imagine that

By precisely this assistance, work ing in advance of his

Holland,

and thrusti

Belgium Prater.

Hitler won his grandiose bel

Empty of Ideals

We cannot have an honourable neuer with Rider We enn have

that his hands but an intoler- able slavery There are no "decent left in Nazi Germany oven fellers to respect the dudderer's private property

Churchill's

Son-in-Law.

Keeps U.K. Laughing

By Ned Russell

United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 1 (UP).--Vic Oliver, naturalised American comedian who makes more money amusing Britons than his father-in-law, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, makes steer- ing the British Empire through the war, tops a band of American theatrical figures who are deter- mined to stay here despite the

war.

The 42-year-old Vienna-born Oliver, who married Churchill's beautiful, blond actress- daughter, Sarah, is starring in the London season's biggest musical comedy hit. **Black Velvet," and does a regular Sun- day night comedy stunt on the B.B.C. with Ben Lyon and his wife, Bebo Daniels, former Hollywood mavic stars now starring in another musical hit. "Haw Haw."

Oliver recently was reported to be preparing to go to America because of a row with his pro- ducer, George Black, but now everything apparently is settled and the vows to stay here in- definitely-except for a four- week visit to New York, pro- bably next year, in order to keep his American citizenship.

Oliver's compatroits vowing to stay here through the war in- clude besides Lyon and his wife. Stafford, Teddy Brown, Leigh Charles Warren and a store of other lesser-known performers working in some of the numerous musical comedies and legitimate plays in the West End,

*

*

Much of Oliver's popularity is due to the way in which he changes his jokes to keep pace While his father- with the war. in-law ponders ways of winning the war. Oliver jokea and laughs about the whole thing. And Londonera like to laugh with

When the aliens' curfew regulations went into effect, Oliver pleaded with his audience to laugh quickly at his Jukes

"I have to be indoors by midnight," he explained.

There are young dodderers, too, him. columns

They exist in all walks of ite sinug Tools who pride theinseives ou TACLS, DA they call the temporary results of the binzkrieg, but will never face the real mean- ing of Cherman domination

Such

people

Enemy Origin

If these nations had been firmly 111 themselves strong united enough to resist the poison of fear. ful surrender and negotiation that was indeeird to them by their <rwn citizens -Thr Alles, despite material disadvantages, could have held out long enough in Europe tu turn the German tide.

with

Putten inahess.

rotten with boredom funk, empay of Idenis, worthy ly to be slaves

and

Their clight place is at the bultom the mental mick-heap which passes for Nazi philosophy The

Convert Π NOW. them, it possible, to a healthy out- look But silence then

Hileper

Some of the poison now sprayed aver us is however, directly of enemy oright and sympathies And of one of the few refreshing aspects of victory fils war is provided by the arrests

af such poisoners

Readers have written to me on this subject and I have passed the letters on to the authorities.

There must be to my allmy talk negetations or terms without The Government must always be apurred on by the tremendous vitality of the British people.

No orie entitled

In

One of

114 favourite Kags om- phasizes his "complete neutrality” about the war

Nyx

"I don't care who kills Hitler," he

Hiver

Indirect fun joked Churchill and the loyal Navy when the German pocketbattleship Grat wax scuttled at Montevideo,

"War traches people geography," Oliver saict. "Before this they thought Uruguay was a sort of tooth- paste

o

the

Oliver

theatrical

business Authority shall be

from playing the piano, to draw the slightest Previously he had worked in bunks evidence of

and for a cloth

He manufacturer, discouragement from

went to the United States in 1920, when he found out that he could make more money being funny than playing the plan.

those he exists to direct

Spirit of Great War

I ant one of millions of ordinary

whe people be believe that we shalt wio the war Morcover, having aren what I have as a war corre spondent, what else could I believe?

For i have seen nothing to Our lenders, in their turn, must

us and

the obviate persuade me that the Germans are encourage Invincible or superhuman. I know defeatists by evidence of imagina-

thal only

they Arc extremely tion in attack. Nothing will upset efficient,

Hitler's plans like attack

Better Than Germans

our

Let us recapture the are of the victory over the rut Spec, of the magnificent

the enterprise ut in Norway, of the Now we, too, are being efficient. destroyers

where gallant infantry patrols in in the air. particularly Hitler's attempt 10 conquer us sector in front of the Maginot Line, will be frustrated und whence of those recent landings in enemy- eventually he will be forced to occupied France. retreat.

Our armen, man for man, are better than the Germana, That is the bald truth, not political soft--

soap.

They are more during, more sell-

He made his first vaudeville per- formance zit the Lyrie Theatre,.

at

York

He op- at the

London was

fudianapolis, in July, 1920, and inter toured the United States. peared first in New Palace Theater in June, 1929.

His first appearance in

the Palladium, where every vaudeville performer hopes to top his His first try at musical career.

"Follow the Sun comedy was in produced at the Adelphi Theatre Feb 4, 1930, by Charles B. Cochran, the English: Florenz Ziegfeld,

Let us rely on the spirit of the

Since then be has become the most Great War, which still fumes in the popular of England's entertainers In heart of our Empire.

inen

Shall the ghosts of those whom some of us still think of as comrades rise to mock the British

rellant. They have those very of 19407

a clean bill of health from all and near-sighted customa man to pick to

sunuy

+

even during Finland was easy, The Russo-Finnish

but for war, Luxembourg look at least a week, In which time the average ablebodied man could have walked twice around the Grand Duchy.

ces or losing because you left it somewhere for safe keeping a fow days before the Nazi drive turned in that direction.

cabaret and variety theaters and has made several motion pictures,

Mayfair Man Who

Owes £6,668 Escort of Warders

In order to get a Danish visa, you

Victor Frederick Cochrane Hervey, had to be able to prove that you

There was the accordion-pleated 24, a nephew of the Marquess of would be able to leave the country

ssport. My passport is now nearly Bristol, was accompanied by prison for some other capital when your

three years old, and in addition to its warders when he applied at London stay was over-a thing usually Im-

original 32 pages for visas, now, has Bankruptcy Court for his discharge. possible, because to get any European

nine.extensions, each with six folding He had been sentenced a year ago. visa you were always required to

Then there was the matter of cur sheets.

to three years' penal servitude for specify when you intended to enter, rencies. Outside the fact that most

in a his purt

Mayfair jewel theft and it was difficult to know that very nations forbade the export of more

conspiracy. How this could be done is long in advance.

WOR the than a small aur, there

It was stated that he failed in 1937 All are full, of everything from hecoming clear with the flooding Some people had to walt three to business of counting and registering Turkish police stamps to the thumb with liabilities of £6,000 and assets dr Indo-China

person, both en- by agenta, their work watched un-

teled on required special letters to Berne and try cent on you, plus the difficulty Prants of American vice consuls. of Bs. He had endeavoured to supply that at almost any moment you wore Everyone on the continent last win armaments to a foreign Government, officially, but sympathetically by

apt to find that the Donish crowns ter seemed to carry a rubber stamp and expected to make a large com- Germans who are now hastily her facilities similar to those or Dutch guilders you had tucked in one pocket and an ink pad in the mission, but the venture was abor- date of the receiving order Hervey, leaving the doubtful safety of, wrung from Admiral Decoux, away as safe neutral money were other. Now there is nobody left to live. In the 12 months before the £3,950, spent Chungking and Kunming for and then follows the threat to worth next to nothing because Hiller stamp.

lind just marched in.

Finally, from a strictly professional whose income was

on travelling, entertaining.." now hunting grounds; their Burma and the Malayan archi- Then there was the business of point of view, there le the business £6,827

On arrival in and so on, although he had a do With black-out and other of expense accounts. work appears to be the under-pelago. It may become no more trains.

after flelency of £3,300. mining of the present Indo- than a threat, but its nuisance train was apt to smell like an Ameri-

restrictions, the average continental England in early November

ghly three months on the con- Mr. W. A. L. Raeburn, for Hervey China regime.***

value alone to Germany would can cattle car, except that the cattle tinent, I submitted an account in said that a third party was prepared fourteen currencies, including the to put up £1,400, which would pro Once accomplished, it will be be considerable, and for this car has ventilation. a simple matter for Japan to reason Britain must pay

There was the added complication precious dollars which almost every vide a composition of 58. in the

Mr. induce a compliant and some the closest attention to Japan's inually either lugging into some for a non who once lunited algebra,pound Registrar Kean adjourned the what helpless Thailand to give maneuvres in Indo-Chins.

blacked-out station platform for alt. was a great strain.

hearing for a week

Comments

Approved members can add comments, bookmarks, and private notes.

No comments yet.

Private Research Note

Private notes are available after approval.