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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 28, 1940.

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AMERY SUMMARISES HITLER'S WAR MACHINATIONS

LONDON, Oct. 27 (Router),—"The Battle of Britain may not be over, but its issue, I believe, is already decided," said Mr. L. M. S. Amery, Secretary for India, in an address' to-day. "The Battle of the Empire comes next," he continued. "Frustrated in the attempt to destroy our Commonwealth by one blow at its heart, Hitler will try to achieve his purpose by striking at the next vital point, namely our hold on the Mediter- ranean, our lifeline to the East, and particularly our position in Egypt and Palestine on both sides of the Suez Canal.

"If he couk! drive us out of there

he could hope not only to secure the

att of Iraq, the cotion of Turkey and GERMANS LÓSE 8.

Egypt, but more important still, he

could transport them by sea through MORE AIRCRAFT

the parts of his nifles or vassals.

"He would have broken through i our blockade and be in a position to threaten Indio and British Africa at close quarters.

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"It is in the light of these aims that her 15, on the use of bomb-carrying we must look at what has been fighters, whose effective range happening in Ruranla; what ties betrictly limited, but at night the Luft- hind the conference that Hiler has wage is now winging its way over holding with Franco und Petain.more of England and Wales, and even "Where and how the attempt is to to game parts of Scotland, eeking be made we cannot yet judge but it new targets.

bren

s up to us to beat it uff as we have i benten off the attempt on this island. Then at last the tire will come to tum the tables on our enemies and begin our own offensive"

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OTREOTYPLESS

Midland towns in particular have! em "Little London."

The freat sprawling capital stil attends the ninjority of the night bombing; fleet as with the day raiders, primarily beenuse it is so convenient- ly ere to the European fores, but the does not alter the fact that night! aids are becoming more widespre igl.

Worsening the weather and;

Other Offensive Continuing Mr. Amery sad Ean: land was not alone in its struggle against the Dictators. "It is not to this country atome that Hitler will i have to look for forces that will thickening of the night delenres gather together

I when the weather is as detrels downfall.

from the wisdom of making London conference is the one or even the main target. "At this moment a assembled at Dellis of representatives

Defiant Aircraft of the Empire, vast nei south of Suos, to consider how the resurers of all

Defiant, alreraft which, it their territories can best he developedunced, will revert to the role of and mutually matched in order 3 produce the greatest volume of strik ing power in future.

That is an immensely significant event In history. As Mr. Churchill said, It is calling into bring

new

world of armed strength to redress the balance of wid."

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wight fehler, is set another type to harry the Nazi planes after dark. The Benheit has been used for somar Hine and there is evidence th

new American type is suitable for night use.

In ruling ever an ever-widening) Old, especially at night time, the

Seconds Waterloo After pointing out that the Britis; cemy is following clustly the RAF plan of compasga which seeks to

war fot cripple Getroany's

with

to cripple nir foree will continue

Mr. attacks of growing intensity over the Germany's resources at home,

possible area, Amery said: "In

The

Anne

We

settled the issue of the Napoleonte: wars at Trafalgae, bit. It took

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eather side are fast loing their past other ten years befice that victory was finally made good at Waterloo.staniikaner and unless the present

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war dramatically course of the ais

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question of the

LONDON BATTLEFIELD-This scene of dosolation appears on famed Oxford Streat, London, after Nazi bombers continued their work on Britain's capital.

Picture shows trucks and

automobiles smashed by debris from bomb-wrecked buildings.

FAMILY IS IN TOUGH SPOT

Can't Move from Invasion Zone

Sing Tao Lucky To Draw With South China

(Continued from Page 5) nevertheless, this pair of backs played as well as ever, and always and the Tam ibetter wf Incir opponents,

played his usul safe

Kwan-bon In a Defence Zone, Sunday. HERE'S a woman in a tough-spot. And her sister, game, and effected a couple of good grown-up daughter, granddaughter, and husband. The saves. Tough-Spot Family, in fact.

They live bang in the middle

of what is known in the Army

of aircraft and men as a strong point. Right on top considered one of the likelier of a part of our coast which is We can hope, thanks to our growing changed here or in other theatre places for a Nazi seaborne-barge ale power, that Hitler's Waterloo will come much mure swiftly and no less of war, the key to ale mastery may asgnult.

well resolve self conclusively."

Referring to war aitas, Mr. Amery hoy quickly the R.A.F. with

Delp of wish 14) deeinred: W tablished for others

fundamental which we believe

We wish to see civilisation. tablished Purese cheinentury rights of justies and freedon Env individuals: the right of mincesties to be respected by the majorities, and peace of small nations to live in side by sicle with the greater ones-to see co-operation take the place of anarchy.

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EIGHT-DAY SPORTS MEET IN JAPAN

It was not the same Sing Tao team that beat the Navy a week ago. The services of Lai Shit-wing were surely needed in the forward tine. Tsut Ah-fai, playing at centre forwned, was not happy in that position, and during the

the greater part of the game about the felt. he was wandering Fung King-cheung did reveal of wizardry with his ball control TOKYO, Oct, 27 (Domci)—To S

and body swerves. He was commemorate the 2,000th, analvers-and

Marked

by Lam Tak-po and Lee them, al- I was watching an exercise putary of the founding of the Japanese

flowed this versatile player very supplies. non by the colonel in command to Empire, the 11th, annual nailonal Kwok-wai who, between

sports incet. dedicated to the Melji princlates match Germany's strength in humbly show in Tre Tough Spot Family Shrine sacred to Emperor Melli, Fout-le from our inde, prand

planes as Britain is now rapidly when I met The Tough-Spot Familyder of modern Japan, got underwaying at inside left, besides scoring,

The Tough-Spot Family (mother to-day with pomp and ceremony. The both guds, was forever on the move. of the attacks, overhauling the enemy's total fighter

with granddaughter in arms) came

but found co-operation not so easily mrcraft strength.

German Claims

bandling out of the front door of meet is te last eight days with about He initiated many

Opening the first day of the sports forthcoming. The two wingers were LONDON. Oct. 27

at the Yoyogitoo well watched to be of much use. (Reuter) their two-storey villa. They stood 52.000 young athletes participating.

Lack Of Understanding Claiming that the Nazi air offensive in an astonished up, watching in 15,000 youth: gathered yestrday was continued with light alarm the troops in full battle arder Parade Ground at #30 am, and pro- the strong cerded to the Meiji Shrine where they offered prayers for the everlasting

Comparing the intermediate line. I and heavy bombers accompanied by clase the entrances to

If the Nazis Came

prosperity of the Empire.

with 1.1.H. Prince Miknun, youngest tnust say that Sing Tho's trio of Lau and Wing-chlu fitters, on London, South England point.

Leung and the Midland, an enemy

that despite lighter Hud

"For a moment we thought the brother of the Emperor attending as Tin-sang.

the proxy of B...Prince Chichibu, Soong Ling-sing were not very happy munique sus A.A. detences which were strong in

military war has started." Tough-Spot mother

patron of the meel, who is convalescing as a combination. There was a lack tar some places, important

from a slight illness, the openinit cere-of understanding between them, and objectives were plastered with bombs, told me.

"But what are you doinut in

monies began at 10.20 m. when con- the wing halves allowed their wing- During last night bombers

gratulatory messages of various prefeelers too much rope to roam about the tinued without interruption their at-place like this?" I asked.

tures and colonies carried by marathon feld, with the result that the backs "We live here.”

bigger "But suppose this business going on runners in relay entered the ground

chiu, playing his first league game ere after Germans? What would Konose, the Premier, and prefectural share of the work. Leung Wing-

governors were also delivered.

Wellten commendation with gifts of the season. was not quite himself. "Well, we should want to leave t

were then handed by Chulman Kann--Perhaps-with-e-man-like-Lee Wal- once. This would be a very danger-itsit to Mir. Hajime Isogni, Jujitsu ex- tong to watch, he was not able to

place,"

peri, and four other sports experts, in:

"Meanwhile, our Best task in the words of Pitt is to save ourselves by nur exertions and Europe by example."

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Attention Centres on tacks on London art also bernbed in-

dustrial plant at Birmingham,

A

Threat to Gilbraltar Coventry and the Fon of Liverpool wasn'i make-believe? Say they Messages from Prince Chichibu, Prince were called upon to do it

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that Petrin Ind to avercome strong within the Government -resistance

itself.

Strategic Gains

says the communique.

rom

Noriday

LONDON, Ost 137 (Reuter Germans bombers, from Norway at- tarked two rodiomes in north-east Seatland from. " daringly low helght" says the Gemman radio.

The amameer said that hits were and scored i hangars, barracks

It is not believed here that Pelin other buildings at Wick while

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has agreed to active participation of aerodroms buildings at Lossiemouth French forces in the war against were destruyed."

Britain but it is considered probable) that Hitler has gained concessions of strategic importance for the prosecu-| lion of the war in the Mediterranean. Many reports are reaching here in fleating the growing anxiety of the French public for a British victory. but besitte these must be placed the fact that France is, in effect, an nu- thoritarian State with Laval as the controlling power.

CABINET TO MEET

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DAIS

1 reminded her about the "Stay recognition of their distingulslied ser.eveal his best, yet he found time

moving. knew ices for the development of physleat now and again to get his, forwards Put" order. She said she

asked why didn't she gu culture in the country. about it.

But for backs, Hou_Yung-sang and After the opening ceremonies, main nay, before anything happened.

"We've got nowhere to go. We've events in the sports meet began with Tin-sang, Sing Tao would as- got no money to go. My husband bleycle races followed by rugby and suredly have lost. Every time South, works here. They built these de-, baseball matches and muss gymnastics. China's success depended on getting fences up around our house.

The colonel is as worried as The Tough-Spot Family. "They would be a grave responsibility. You see for yourself what this place is. I there's any Aghting coming it wil take place here on their front door step."

Certain Casualties

the has authority to ask them former Chief of the National Secret to leave the strong point.

a

Presentation

Of

past this pair of backs, who worked ike Trojans and effected many a dangerous clearance. Cheong Wing- chol had more to do than his op- nosite number. He was called upon Prizes At in his other games, and could not

Craigengower

bowi

to clear his charges more often than

against help the two goals scored him. Many a threatening situation was handled by him cleverly.

On the whole, South Chine had ponents. Whereas they were content

As regards Spain, diplomatic circles Police and wartime Minister to Fin-

Speaking rolely as the colonel CRAIGENGOWER held its closing more of the play than their op- here are convinced that General lati and later Minister to Dublin, whose one duty is maintaining the day yesterday when an American with long passes, Sing Tho indulged France is unwilling to involve Spain who is now named as Prefect of the efficiency of the strong point, he tennis tournament and lawn ju war but he will probably be un Seine. Ite will be the French said: "They are in the way. Quite competition took place. Prizes were in too many close passing bouts, often robbed of the ball. Another fault in Sing Two's defence was that able to resist if faced with a cholce Government's Administrator in Parisdefinitely. If Bighting starts they will presented by Mrs, C. S. Rosselet, wife with the result that they were very between voluntarily or involuntarily and suburbs comprising the Seine almost certainly fill up my casualty of the Vice-President.

Prize winners: allowing the German Army to pass Department.

-forwards clearing station."

hasn't

Lawn Bowl-Stagtes champlanship-K, their halves went too for up hell. through Spain.

Premature Report

The Tough Spot Family

M. Omar to meet U. M. Omar is the Stunt. Whenever South China's

Was more co- LONDON, Oet, 27 (Reuter).--Ber- even got a shelter. The daughter Junior Championship-Winner. W long

Sling: Runner-up, J. W. Leonard, Novice attacked, they were left standing PRINCE CHICHIBU ILL th reports that M. Paul Baudouin, said:

championship-Winner, L. M. Baza, Runway back. There Foreign Minister in the Vichy Gov- "We wouldn't be able to leave theer-up. M. F. Bapilsin. Pairs champion- srdination and team play in South Tokyo, Oct. 27. H... Prince Yasuhito Chichibu, ernment, had resigned appear pre-house by our front door. We'd be ship-Alung and U. M. Omar to meet Chinn's team than in Sing Ton's. killed ti unce by our own soldiers L. Gaddi and J. Pau in the final. Rinks Without Lai Shiu-wing, the Sing championship-Winner, B. 1. Solina. o. younger brother of the Emperor, is mature.

Vila M. Laval, the Vice-Premier. When firing at the enemy.

K. Ismall. W. Hong Bling, C. b. Borselet, Tao forward line was at sixes and convalescing at the Hayanja

"We haven't got a back way out. Runner-up, W. Broadbridge, J. L. For sevens.

Kwan-hon; following in attack of pneumonia, questioned by newspapermen, did not

China, Tam South Mother says we would have to climb man, J. W. Leonard, A. E. Conten,

Cricket: Firat Division on batting, G, Confirm the report, iecavelling to Inte in August, it is revented.

Ro over fitose Souza, bowling, A. 1. mail. Second The disclosure was made when news agency despatch from Geneva. The back wall, and

division batting, A. B. Hamson, Bowling. Tang Chung-wan, Lee Kwok-wai;| The despatch adds that the re-workshop "roofs."

Lau Hing-chol, Lam Tak-po, Tse the Welfare Ministry announce that

The Touch-Sput Family mother A. M. Omar.

Kam-hung; Tao Kwai-sing. Lee Tak- His Highness would not attend the signation "might take place during

would like some official advice on

kee, Lee Wal-tong. Lau Chung-sang. opening of the 11th annual Mell! 10-day."

Lee Shek-yau. A Cabinet meeting was originally what to do. "Some help, too," she Shrine National Sports Meet to-day. Prince Chichibu is the patron of the called for this afternoon when it was said.

expected that the decision would be meet,

interest in uken, but it was learned later that His Highness' intense thletics hins earned him the popular the Cabinet might not meet before itle "The Prince of Sports."-Domel. Monday.

Norwegians Restless Under Quislings

* STOCKHOLM, Oct. 27 (Reuter)-Anti-Quisling.

demons-

CHINESE INTERNEE

And so would some thousands of others living in what will be our CHARGED WITH WOUNDING Yung-sang, Li Tin-sang; Lau Tin-

to frontline. They want haven't the money to move.

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