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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 13, 1940.

By Ernie Bushmiller

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Hanol, Nov. 12, Preparations for the inauguration of a direct shipping service between Maceo and Saigon were completed Jast month and the first French ship to leave left Saigon on November 5. It is expected to reach Macao to- morrow.

The vessel curried 11,000 sucks of Annam rice, 5,000 baskets of eggy, 900 pigs, 370 tons of coat and many other sundry French products. The import of this large cargo of rice into

occupied the Japanese

aren in Kwangtung will relieve the shortage Chinese now bring suffered by

civilians. In the Japanese occupied nren rice is being sold for about $2 (Japanese military notes) for about elb.

Part of the cargo is said to be for Hongkong-Wah: Kiu Yat Po.

Tribute To Chamberlain

London, Nov. 12, Paying a tribute in the Commons to-day to the late Mr. Neville Cham- berlain, the Premier, Mr. Churchill, said he acted with perfect sincerity according to his lights but whe.do- calved and cheated by a wicked man. He also revealed that Mr. Chamber- lain, after resigning, had refused all honours.

Mr. Eden announced in the House. that British priseners of war number- ed about 44,000 United Press.

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Shooting Outrages In Shanghai

Shanghal, Nov. 12. Another outburst of terrorism to- day-merked Sun Yat-sen's birthday anniversary.

Mystery surrounds the shooting in Hengkew of a Japanese Army official. | He was badly wounded, allegedly by another Japanese who escaped. Hongkow was Immediately placed under virtual martial law and Ja- paneso Army and Navy patrols car- ried out strict searches aided by the police. All bridges leading from Hungkew were closed.

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A second outrage occurred in the afternoon outside a Chinese hotel in the International Settlement when a Formosan, Ling Ling, a member of a wealthy business family. and head of the Japanese sponsored Chinese Labour Union, was shot dead by gun- men. The assassins escaped. The motive 19 believed to be political.— Reuter.

United Press states the Formosan was a police Informer and that the Japanese are not interfering with the Municipal Council's investiga- tlons,

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Donations to Charitable And Other Causes.

THE S. C. M. POST WAR FUND

A total of 1.413.812.87 was reached yes- terday by the War Fund, Inaugurated by the S. C. M. Past, Ltd., with the following donations:

Mesars. F. H. Kelly & J. 8. Riddell (In

memory of the late Mr. V. Kirby: $10 Mr. E. P. Streatfold (monthly dena-

tion) Mr. J. D. McClatchis (monthly

tion)

"Rockdene Liars” (and, donation)"" Mirs. B. C. Tavadia (For a Scotch

Puppy)

2nd, Battery I.K.V.D.C.

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FOPPY DAY FUND Previously acknowledged, $12,340; II. M. Ships and Establishments, $317.54: Street Sales, Hongkong, 36.76143; 8t. Patrick's Society of Hongkong. #250; E. C. Trepila, $50: Mr. & Mrs. R. I Wylle. #20; 1. Lapnicy. 20: Provincial, Grand Lodge RA.OR. (GLEJ China.

Lt 124: 11.K. Automobile Association Sale o Cor Mascots) $222; F..Staffor! Smith, #10; Club, The Hongkong Chinese Women's $10. In Memory of MAII Fortescue. “Che” $25," R*A

Brown, 923; Mr. & Mrs.

10: Hongkong Cricket Club, #100; John Fleming, $25; Mr. & Mrs. J. Ring. 125; Club Lusitano, 23; Dr. K. W. Chen Kolo Hongkong Automobile Association of Car Mascota) #45; 33th. (M) C. D. Bat- tery R. A., Stanley, 150.28; Asiatic Petro- leum Co. (collection lin), 196.75; C. λ Marsit, 115; A. D. Hancock, per Mrs. Simon While, $25; In Memory of T. S. T. $100; H. C. Wälein, $10; K. M. Anderson,

30 Total $20.734.

The S. C. M. Post has received the following donation to the. Poppy Day Fund:

E. M. K., 35.

THE B., W. 10. V) Following are subscriptions, received to date for credit of the British War Or. ganisation Fund, Hongkong Branch:

Previously acknowledged, 1005.147.50 and £100. J. Moodie (monthly) #20; . A. V Hart Davis (monthly), $10; Mrs. 7. N. Deacon monthly), #10; E. Jeffe (monthly), $10; A.

Elizabeth Hoger - Chan, $75

8. Dunnett Imonthly), 20; Rozan Trading Co., $10. "D" Company of Int. n. The Middlesex Regt.

1. 1605.208.20. ET. VINCENT DE TAUL The Sariety of St. Vincent de Paul acknowledge receipt, of the following donations:

In memery of the Into Mrs. Esmco Alvares Xavier--Mr. John Russell, 5; A Priend, #1; Mr. Ngai Sun. $1.

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Sequetru, Mr. Ge Inte Mr.. A. D.

Figueiredo, $2. In memory of the late Mra M. H. dion- salves.—Mr. & Mr, F. X. Soares, $1.

Den 2. Af Port has received the following donation to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, In memory of the late Mrs. Moria Hyndman Gonsalves:

Mrs. H. Noranks and daughters, $1. ¿

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