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THURSDAY, OCTOBER

1940.

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ALL OR NOTHING FIGHT

BY JAPAN IF ANGLO-U.S. EMBARGOES ENFORCED

Special to the "Telegraph"

TOKYO, OCT. 3 (UP)-THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ANGLO - AMERICAN REFLECTION TOWARDS ELIMINATING UNNECESSARY INTERNATIONAL FRICTION AC- CORDING TO AN EDITORIAL IN THE "ASAHI SHIMBUN" TO-DAY.

THE EDITORIAL POINTED OUT THAT THE TRIPARTITE PACT IS MOST LIKELY TO CAUSE A STIFFENING RATHER THAN A SOFTENING OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN

POLICIES IN THE FAR EAST.

New U.S. Atlantic Fleet Proposed

Periodical Expansion

SPECIAL TO THE TELEAPA WASHINGTON, Oet, *TUADO The Navy Department to day announced the merging of 121 mavad vessels of the Atlantic Fleet into a

patrol forer which will be periodically ex panded with the object "increasing The elliciency operations and training.”

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"However," continues the comment, "the two countries must be aware that the more they stand in the way of Japan, the more determined Japane will be in the execution of her programme.'

The paper added that if the United States and Britain should ban exports of oil, rubber and tir to Japan, the latter would choose "an all or nothing struggle" rather than a waiting death.

BRITAIN'S NEW FAR EAST POLICY

R FREDERICK KUH

United Press Staff Correspondent

Special to the "Telegraph"

LONDON, Oct. 2 (UP),—Britain's Far

Eastern

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ANOTHER ASPECT OF BRITAIN'S READINESS

British Cabinet Changes Forecast

MR.CHAMBERLAIN MAY RESIGN

Churchill As Party Chief?

Special to the "Telegraph"

LONDON, Öet. 2 (UP)—Although there is no official con- firmation, reliable sources here understand that the resignation of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, and a number of changes in the Governnicht will be announced this week...

It is said that Mr. Chamberlain is relinquishing his Cabinet Ministership as Lord President of the Council and also his posi- tion as leader of the Conservative Party.

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espondent, if Mr Ernest Bevin were Iment for German refugees

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Special to the "Telegraph"

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There is some reason to think that Lord Lord Halifax will avonaia in Govern- men und, as Lord Beaverbrook is ul- ready a member of the War Cabinet, he too muy retain his present office. Some good judges anttelpate that Me D Couper

may leave the Ministry of Information for the War Omer in which cake Mr. Anthony Eden, present War Minister, may be found in vutlet elsewhere, possibly

in the Ministry of Supply.

HANOI, Oct. 2 (UP)—It is officially announced that as a -His Followers result of the Franco-Japanese conversations at Hanoi, the final BOMBAY, Crt. A (Reuter) selection of airports for the Japanese in Tongkin has been made, Gandht spent the best port of

The airports include those at Giulum, Phuto and Plulang- 12nd birthday to-day in a third-class thung.

train returning to jmpartment of

The border airport at Laokay, which was an alternative

Refugee Duchess Of Worth after his abortive conversa choice, is not included and the three points selected are all north

Luxembourg

To Join Family in U.S.A.

tion with the Viceroy in Simla.

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SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

NEW YORK, Oct. 2, (UP)

GERMANS LOSE TEN MACHINES

LONDON, Oct. 3 (Reuter) - Ten enemy aircraft were des- troyed to-day; nine by R.A.F. fighters and one by anti-aircraft fire.

the Congress Working Canmitee tion of

Besides one enemy aircraft suggests that he is not anticipating located on the outskirts of Hanoi, In

which was destroyed by gunfire precipitate measures and this is correk for October 4, on which day gar-

over south-east London on Tues- Gandiil 2 (Reuter) ioborated by the statement EARLY MORNING NEW YORK, Oct.

day night, it is now learned that The Grand Duchess of Luxembourg issued on arrival at Wardha, orking as roops from Itziphung and mill-

be im- tary planes are expected to prrive,

two others were shot down on RAID ON BERLIN Te in the United States on Congress members not to

Friday by atr announced Pan-patient and hoplr to be ready with

Laongion Affair

Monday afternoon over the Sus- American Airwaya.

The Langson 'Tuir is still a plan of action by the time the The Prince Consort Felix and their Congress Working Committee meet, settled, although the arrival at Hanoi BERLIN, Oct. 3 (UP).-The alr

sex coast by Lewis gunners. the children reached

United Meanwhile Gandhi directs Con-of two military officers direct

from rald alarm was sounded far an hour slx

Earlier Report and 20 minutes Larly this morning, States last July pboard an American gress members not to resort to civil Canton en route to Laongson is inter-

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" disobedience either direct or indirect, preted as meaning that a cofallon is but little aerial activity was observed./cruiser.

claily reported that nine German LONDON, Oct. 2 (UP)—It is off- The majority of the wounded hav. A daughter was born to Colonel planes were brought down to-day. been removed from Leongeon, but the and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh One British fighter is missing as a res unwounded French soldiers have not

sult of the brief raids, and, a series been released.

This is the third child to be born of attacks on London by several French officials announced to-day that the Doson batteries located at to the famous aviator and his wife, squadrons of relders.

It said that all the London attackers the mouth of the estuary near Halthough his first-born was kid wero intercepted and broken up by phong have now been returned by the napped and brutally murdered, the British fighters,

affair Japanese and Haiphong is quiet,

providing

Few Get Through / The appearance of occasional news story of 1932.

In the same year Mrs. Lindbergh "A few of the enemy panetṛnted to groups of uniformed armed Japanese TURN to Page 2, Column One gave birth to another son-John, and the London area. Reports indicate a threat to kidnap him was also made that where bombs were dropped they and several people urrested and citused, but little damage, and a few punished.

casualides, although the latter includ-

Nazi Raiders Adopt New Methods But are Beaten Back by Defences

Special to the "Telegraph"

LONDON, Oct. 3, (UP).—After a lull late last night German bombers appeared agal with the eighth warning. They used now tactles in attempting to penetrate London's barrage. approaching in waves from two different directions, skirting the suburbs and then suddenly. turning in towards the central aren.

But London's guns flung up a walling some casualties, the official com-|

of fire, apparently breaking up the|munique stated.

to-day.

the most dramatic

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FLOATING MINE For some time the Lindberghs ed-some who were fatally injured. made England their home, living at On their way from London, some A fasting mine was seen in position lovely country house at Weald, near enemy craft dropped, bombs on the Quick work by New Territories Latitude 21.49 north, Langlluda 118.50 Sevenoaks, Kent.

{Kent-donst" -towns with no better ralders' formations after which; the num Also it stoted that from the ten Police resulted in the arrest of 1wg east at D.16. G.M.Ton October 1

Colonel Lindbergh recently created muccess. barrage died down.

stolen 13 reports Gap Rock Light In a notice an international stir by a spcock. It said that a single German bomber German bombers bombed a town German planes destroyed, nine were men, alleged to have on the Sussex coast this evening brought down by British fighters and chickens, valued at $24, from Chiu lasued to mariners by the Hongitong Interpreted to be sympathetic to the made a brief raid over the southeast TURN to Page 2. Column Fiva damaging houses and shops and caus-lone by A.A. guns.

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