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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 5, 1940.

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Greek Military And Naval Victories

FROM PAGE ONE

occupied a smail Albanian mountain dominating Korea on the Macedonian

front.

The Greeks have begun shelling Korea and have captured numerous prisoners in the course of their ad-

Five

Italian planes have been brought down and one Greek machine is reported missing.

vanec.

Italian aviation has been very e- ve, bombing Piraeus, Fatras and tive, Volos on the coast of the Aegean Sea,

Fights Over Desert And Mediterranean

-R.A.F. Score

LONDON, Nov. 4 (British Wireless). An air battle at Mersa Matruh last Thursday in which the Italians fantastically claimed that 17 aircraft were destroyed against three of theirs, was unquestionably a great tonic for thousands of British troops who saw Italian machines either falling in flames er plunging

into the Mediterranean.

Neck And Neck.

From four Savoins and four C.R. 42s brought down, only one

as well as Kastoria and several other Finish Is Predicted Italian escaped, according to the

villages.

Greek planes bombed concentra- |

OB the troops tions of enemy Macedonian and Epirus fronts and also dispersed enemy convoys.

Milk Summonses Proved

Three summonses relating to milk, were preferred against Mo Sin-num of 141, Prince Edward Road, when he

appeared before Mr. E. Hansworth at Kowloon Magistracy to-day.

The summonses alleged that (a) on October 2, Mo refused to comply with a demand by Sanitary Inspector Yeung Kam-on for a sample of milk, having full knowlege that the sample demanded was required for the pur- on on pese of analysis: (b) that Mo October sold to Senler Sanitary Inspector H. L. Lockhart milk, article of food, which did not comply with the standard prescribed; (e) that Me sold unpasteurised milk on that doy

Mr. Alfred Y. Hon represented the defendant and pleaded guilty to the charge concerning pasteurised milk.

After evidence had been heard, ne defendant was convicted and was three sur- fined a total of $80 on monses.

SNAKE BRINGS BURGLAR

To Justice When Li Ping, 32, sought treatment a snake bite he was asked where he encountered the reptile and it was then found that he had trodden on

for

FROM PAGE ONE

tic opponent of Hamilton Fish whom she calls squawiting albatross of myopic-isolationism."

Willhie Pledge

Mr. Willkle further pledged that "my every net as President will be to keep this country out of foreign wars and keep it at peace."

Majority Estimated

SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH"

Air Ministry news service.

He bailed out, on his own story, in ciders from. his first pilot. An- uther member of the sume crew also balled out but his parachute falled to open.

Italians Prepare LONDON Nov-4-(British-Wire-

of

of

work is

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (Reuter)-In less).--Discussing the milltary situa- an eve of election address to women tion in Egypt, informed military clr- Mr. Wendell Wilkie declared, that he cles state that although there is no would never "take the United States sign of an immediate advance, the to war until your representatives in Italians continue to build up stores

concentrations equipment, Congress have deckared it."

which are gradually getting larger.

Patrol nelivity in the

the neighbour- sphere extremely sails patrols, mostly hood of Kasala continues and in this being done by British formed by the Sudan Defence Force. Competent critics remark that an NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UP)-The these patrols are operating both in eve of the elections found both the east and north of Kussala, which Roosevelt and Wilkie still lighting

Raid On Malta vigorously for the votes of 50,000,00 is in enemy hands, they have been people who will go to the polls to working behind Italian positions. morrow

campaign ends with President

LONDON, Nov. 4 (British Wire- Roosevelt continuing to be a slight less)-An account of a recent raid the fairest on Malta is dealt with in an R.A.F. favourite according to estimates of polls and surveys. The communique issued in Cairo on Sun- President's strongest partisans say day.A.F. fighters engaged the enemy

that he will win as many as 30

States and perhaps 425 out of 531 and it is definitely confirmed that electoral votes.

one enemy fighter, a Macchi, was shot The President is generally not ex-down. Another enemy aircraft was Two C.R. The destroyed by A.A. fire. pected to win by a landslide. plurality, according to Democratic 42s were damaged by our fighters and estimates, is predicted at four to six another Macchi is believed to have

million votes.

it while leaving No. 405, Repulse Bay 6.30 p.m. Raid Ends

Itoad, after committing a burglary.

been shot down but this is not con- firmed," says the communique.

Property belonging to Mr. Racs 24 Hours Of Quiet THE

was taken.

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Defendant was sentenced to months hard labour by Mr. H. G. Sheldon this morning.

LATE NEWS

FROM PAGE ONE

pool, the midlands and southwest England.

London Quiet

LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter).-

The London area has been with-

One bottle

MEDICINE CABINET!

out an air raid alert for 24 hours Reliable-Absorbing Jr.

-the longest period of calm

since mass German air attacks SOOTHING, ANTISEPTIC, PENETRATING

began nearly two months ago.

The Air Ministry, announcing this evening that very few enemy alr craft crossed the const during the day, says that bombs have been dropped in the London area and on in the widely separated points Midlands and East Anglia.

D few This caused damage to houses. A small number of people was killed and injured.

Use for Muscular Aches Rheumatic Pains Eczema-Itching Skin

Insect Bites-Cuta Athlete's Foot

Keep a bottle handy.

LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuters The ABSORBINE JR.

sum of 220,000 for Greece's war effort was contributed'nt u meeting of Greek residents at Johannesburg, South Africa,, on Sunday evening.

THE ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT

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