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Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 11, 1940.

Swimming

Athletics

Welcome To De Gaulle

In Cameroons

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHTM*, LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter).

Announcing

tho

arrival

General Charles de Gaulle, leader of all Free Frenchmon, at Duala

Cash Sweep

Winners

Yesterday

་, -

RACE 1

No. 1000 049

508.20 338

284.49 Unplaced ponies ($50 each); Now, 2563,

RACE 2

of

on Wednesday, a communique 823, 5406, 1703, 2103, 1978, 2116, 1102, 5402, issued by the general headquar

ters of the Free French forces says that General de Gaulle was

No. 198

73

254

82,343,00

334,00

welcomed by Colonel Le Cteral, 3002, 4193, 190061, Governor of the colony of Cameroons,

RACE 1

says

No. 621 "1304 001

503.00

Annual Harbour Race This Evening

(By "Tinker") THE ANNUAL CROSS HARBOUR race open to the Colony will he held this aven- ing, starting from the Palice Unplaced ponies (150 each): Nos. 2075. Pier, Kowloon, at 5 p.m. En-

tries

post entries, and swimmers are requested to be

$2.304.80 732.00

аго

Hongkong Beat Lingnan By 43 Points At Inter-Varsity Meet

Unplared honics (350 cncta): No. 762. at the V.R.C. not later than ed that limes or distances would U.S. BAN ON OIL

that the The communique visit takes particular significance (4008, 228, 2002, 314,

this when it is remembered that territory was one of the rat ports of the French Colonial Empire to rally to the flag of Free Fronce.

General de Gaulle paid tribute to the patriolle courage and spirit of confidence in the cause shown by the population.

HACE +

$2,502.00 700.90

300,40

No. 2284

4302 5013 Toplined ponies ($35 each): Now, 270, 3531, 4133, 8172, 4904, 1061,

RACE 5

No, 2001

++

01.770 A577

704 4168

397 tinplaced pontes (830 each): Nos, 4077. 1392, 5583, 819 1828, 3523, 4212, FACE 4

The communique ndde that Genera! de Gaulle's visit to French Equatorial Africa will certainly have the best influence on the French colonies which have decided to rally to the cause of Free France, and on neigh-2173, bouring territories.

RUSSIAN A.R.P.

Big Cities Blacked Out In Rehearsals

No. 4331

» 2045

$4,020.40 1408.40 704.20

1407 Unplaced ponies ($100 each): Now, $80, 1924, 212, 2017, 1175, 5634, 3198, 3100.

RACE T

4.30 p.m.

Competitors, of course, are not known, but there is little to doubt that Chan Chun-nam will repeat his victory of last year. For the women, Miss C. Guterres, winner of the Colony's 440 yards championship, is entering and she is accorded a most excellent chance of winning.

no

Opposition for Miss Guterres will doubt come from Miss Lee Po- luen, the South China breast-stroke won the champion, and who

also South China harbour race.

However, crossing this morning the water in the harbour was extremely dirty being covered with a film of Unplaced ponies (850 each): Nox. M05. to-day will wash this away.

oil waste. It is hoped that the tides 2029, 6303, 5019,

No. 2579

17

0247 5350

No. 2942

+

3300

#6679

RACK &

$3,150.40 P02.40 431.20

$5,015

1,450 721

Ungthed panies ($100 enet: Nos. MOSCOW, Oct 16 (Reuter).-The 4300, 300, $701, 3723, 10, 9318, 2003, 5401, city of Sebastopol has been com- 2003 010 1847, 4093, 454, pletely invisible from the air duringi

DAILY DOUBLE

Winning Combination. Fær View, Piet

the past three nights, according to Hein: total net pont, $13.004: number of airmen's reports on the conclusion of winning ticket, 401; dividend, $33.90 full-dress air raid precautions re-i hearmls.

During eller reheurends carried!

und cise- out at Leningrad, Kiev where, the authorities attempted to reproduce conditions as near as pua- sible to those expected in the event, of actual ni nitacks

MADAME CHIANG REPORT DENIED

Philippines' Visit Still Doubtful

TO JAPAN

FROM PAGE ONE

INCREASING the Monday's lead of 28-12 to 101-58, the Hongkong University beat Lingnan University (formerly of Canton) in the inter-Varsity track meet that concluded yesterday at Pokfulam.

In weather hardly suitable to j. track.events, it was not expect. be anything outstanding, and such proved the case. Individual honours were taken by F. Kwal (H.K.) when he added the 220 yards and the discus throw to his Pentathlon victory of Mon-She is the weakest link in the Axts chain with her military and air day.

Hongkong under-forces deployed in China, her finan Though

de- economic resources graduates had the edge throughout, clal and competition was keen. In practically pleted and her population war weary, all events the 1st and 2nd places were She struts and flaunts herself upon divided, and it was only in the shot the Far Eastern stage only by per- put and the 220 yards that H.K. took mission. She could be removed as first and second ploces, and in the, a nalignant factor with speed and Hop-step-and-jump that Lingnan did efficacy. That would be a tonie both for the military and moral maladies likewise.

The Lo Tak-kuen Shield, donated of the whole world situation. by Mr. M. W. Lo in memory nephew, was presented to the winners by Mrs S. W. Tso.

the

RESULTS

of his

100 yards) Tu Mow-wa! (Lingnan); 2. J. Fenton (I.K.); 3, V. Zaitzel (ILK) Time, U.

50 yards women-1. 1. Curreem (HK.; 2. M. Buffed (1.K.); 3, M. 8. Lee (Ling nan). Time. 7. MANILA, Oct. 10 (UP)—Mr.

Shot Put G, M. Derkach (LK.); 2. Vargas, president of the P.A.A.F. P. Kwal TILK.): 1, Chan Bhiu-put (Ling Rald to-day that the Philippine-nan)

440 ans Singh (IK); 2. Chan

Mickey Rooney Gets Hongkong vimming meet might be

A Raise

cancelled In view of the eriilea) siiuntion in the Far Exct.

The Philippine leam is due to leave for Hongkong an October 19.

An efficlal inquiry will be made before the meet is definitely abandon.

Los Angeles, Aug. 29. Nineteen-year-old Mickey Rooney's movie salary will take a big jumped.

new contrnet he has signed with MGM, studio

Submitted

Court for Superior approval, the contract says he will be padel $1,000 a work for 40 weeks,

the formerly got $750) Plus a bonus of $25,000 for each fin five

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" CHUNGKING, Oct.

10 (UP): Rumours that Madame Chiang Kai- your shelt is proceeding to Manila for the purpose of delivering a letter to Sun Fo is denied in authoritative circles

here to-day.

PILOT DECORATED

LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter) - Among the Awards announced to RAF. pilots by the Air Ministry is n for Pilot Öfkeer bar to the D.F.C. Eric Stanley Lock who, in 10 days. destroyed 15 слету ofretail, Lust monin while on petrol over the Dover area, be engaged the enemy and shot down two.

MME, CHIANG HERE

Chungking. Oct. 9.

Chiang Kal shek sald to-day that her present visit to Hongkong, to which city she went by neroplano October 6, was for health reasons. She was it dur- August and ing the latter part of although her condition improved she was advised to seek further medical treatment and resi.--Associated Press.

Friends of Madame

Mickey has been pictures

20

33 (t. 0 in.

(Lingnan). Time, £7.5.

Y. W Chan Shot Put (women), Lingnang: 2. S. Y Chan; 3. C. Grant

bintance. 27 ft. 13 in High Jump X. M. Au ILK.): 2. T. 8. Leung (Lingman); 3. Y. S. Lam (HK), Height Bft. 4 in.

Mind, step and Jomp-1. T. 8. Leung (Lingnan); 2, Y. C. Lau tingnan): 3. Y 8. Lam K.) Distance, 40 ft. 0 in.

zto yards, F. Kwai (JLK.); 2.3. Tes ton (1İK); 5, Y. C. Lau (Lingnan). Time: 24.3.

Close Questioning

LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter).-In the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Geoffrey to Mander asked whether in view of the approval recently given by the United States Government to is export of cargoes up to 1,000,000 barrels of oil to Jepan, Government would consider representations to the American Government for concur- rent action between the British and United States Governments to pre- vent further supply of oil to Japan. Mr. R. A. Buller, Under-Secretary for Foreign affairs, replied that His Government understood Majesty's that the prohibition placed by the United States on the export of sil related only to certain grades. They were and had been in touch with the United States Government On the

Long tamp (women)-1, 1, (HK) Greaves : en matter. Lam (Lingnan). Distance, 13 ft. 15. in.

Mr. le Mander naked: May I take High hurdles 1. T. 5. Chin (K.;t that both governments are deler- Fu We-tung (Lingaen); 3. W, Lau (Ling- mined to refrain from supplying! na), Time. 17,

Baseball throw (women)—!, A. Sumad Japan everything they possibly can (K): 1. Lam Wing-yu (Lingnan); 3. of a warlike nature? Y W. Chem (Linguan), 128 ft. 6 in.

Relay-longkung (3. Fenton, T. T. Chin, V. Zalzett, F. Kwail), Time: 48.3. 100 yards (women), M. Suad (ILK.); 2. B. Greaves (ILK.); 3, M, H, Lee (Ling- an). Time; 13.2.

No Sentimentality

Mr. Morris Jones asked:

Can't

The endlag of a delegation of innbers to the interport scheduled for October 23, 24 and 25, WYRA approved only yesterday by the P.A.A.F. execu- ur committee. Two oficials, 12 men and six women are to make up the delegation.

Professor Candido C. Bartolome is to

and conch the head the delegation averaging a year. He has been paid men's team. Mrs. Carmen W. Ylanan bonuses for each, but they were less

is to be coach of the women's squad,

than half the sums to be paid under

THE TEAM the new sel-op

Following are the swimmers selected:

the Minister assure the House that Men, Rasanunt, free style events;

breast-stroke; Diosdado Bonus.

Edu-

Fola vanit-1.0 A Amman K.; 2 the same sentimental polley which berta Bonus,

was adopted towards Italy will not backstroke: Eugenio C. Cheong (Lingnan); 3, W. Lau

(Lingnan leight. 8 ft 8 in.

Discas (brow, F. Kwal (X.); 2. Chan | be repeated in the case of Japan and (Lingnian); 3. G. M. Derkack that we shall refrain from supplying 400-metre event: Iminh Ladja, sprinis; | Shlu-pul A. Salamat, backstroke: Remo Lavadin, (K.). Distance; 2.9 in. medley race; Amando Carbonel, medley Lang Jump-1, Chan Kwok-hung (Ling-commodities of war to Japan?

nan): 2. Y. 9. Lom (H.K.): 3, J. Fenton Mr. Butler replied: The Govern- race and backstroke; D. Roque or Jose

(1K). Distance, 19 ft. 64.

ment can be relied upon to adopt the Relay women)Lingnan (M. 11. Lee, A soldier who saw several people Tainn, breaststroke; Agustin sitting on top of their air raid shelter fancy diving: Angel Ruch, fancy diving. Fung, P. F. Led, T. K. Hol. Hong-best palley in each circumstance as smalting during

Women.Estela Lozada, sprints and kong 11, Curreem, B. Greaves, M. Sumid, arises. an air raid asked

backstroke: Victoria Limon, sprints; C. Katewall) disqualified. Teresa Tirona, breaststroke Virgilin Relay-longkong (F-Xwat, N. Singh Labaren, free slyle and medley race; S, Singh, K. M. Au). Time, 158

Nicolas, breaststroke; Natalla

Soldier Fired Over Palles, rints; Serafin Villanueva,

Watchers' Heads

them to go inside. They refused, and he fired rfle shot over their heads.

Then they went Inside." Anid Luclu prosecuting sulieitor al a Midlands Gonzaga, backstroke and relays. Police Court when the soldier was discharged under the Probation of Offenders Act on a charge of fring his rifle on a public highway.

A veteran of the last war, he sald he thought he was doing his duty, na the glow of the cigarettes might have been seen from the air.

MALAYA G.O.C. PROMOTED

Singapore, Oct. 10 LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter).---A further gift of two lakhs of rupees. Major-General Lionel Vivian Bond, has been cabled to the Air Ministry General Officer Commanding British in London by the Mudras Govern-troops in Malaya, who is responsible ment War Fund for the purchase of for the defences of the Singapore aircraft according to the Madras fortress, has been promoted to Lieu-

tenant-General--United Press. radio.

TO-MORROW at the

Callao

18-YEARS-OLD HERO KING DECORATES AIR GUN WITH VICTORIA CROSS

London, Oct. 10.

Sgt. John Hannah, 18-year-old air gunner, was decorated this morning at Buckingham Palace by the King with the Victoria Cross, awarded for the his bravery in extinguishing

blazing aeroplane. flames in

Pilot officer Connor, pilot of this with Hannah to the plane, went Palace and received the D.F.C. Both were warmly congratulated by King-British Wireless,

the

KING'S

· GREATER THAN HIS GREATEST!

PAUL

MÜNI

In a role that taps the well-spring of his genius...treated by the man who warmed humanity's heart with Lost Horizon" and "Goodbye, Mr. Chips.

WE

ARE NOT ALONE

JANE BRYAN

Mr. le Mander: Can't we have ani assurance that the Government are not going to supply warlike materials to Japan?

le

1s the

GOVERNOR OF

Butler Evasive Mr. Butler: This point is obviously MALTA RESIGNS

important. Mr. Mander can be satis. LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter)Bed that we fully realise the import-

Mr. General Sir Charles Bonham-Carter ance of it. has tendered his resignation of the

Mander: What office of Governor and Commander-answer? Are you going to do it or

[not? In-Chief of Malta.

The King has accepted his resigna- Mr. J. C. Wedgwood asked what progress 1s made with Anglo- tion, announces the Colonial Office.

General Bonham-Carter, who was American co-operation in the Pacific, appointed Governor of Malta in 1936, whether the Russian, Chinese came to England last Moy following Dutch Governments are co-operating a Eerious illness. Although he has or are being consulted, und whether been passed as at for general service, there is the possibility of American it is considered that his illness is too protection of the Netherlands East recent for him to be able to under-Indies. take an active command without risk.

'Fuehrer Kunze Arrested

and

Mr. Butler replied, "The questioner

Is assured that the importarice of con- tact with friendly governments on matters of common interests is fully appreciated by the Government."

Pacific Talks

Mr. Wedgwood: Is consultation NEWTON, NJ., Oct. 10 (Reuter), taking place of present in connection The Grand Jury to-day indicted with the Pacife? Wilhelm Kunze, "Fuehrer" of the Mr. Butler: Mr. Wedgwood is National German-American Bund, awars that certain conversations have August Klapprett, the eastern leader, taken place which are of considerable and eight other members of the Bund. Importance.

con-

They were charged with "promot- Mr. Wedgwood: 'Are they ing hatred against people of the chaled or continuing? Jewish religion" at the Bund's camp Mr. Butler: I would not say that at Nordland, near New Jersey. they are concluded,

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