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Friday,

TO RESIST TOTALITARIANS

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 22, 1940.

SENATOR URGES U.S. OF LATIN AMERICA

By OTTO JANSSEN

United Prose Staff Corrospondent.

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 31 (UP).—A SUGGESTION THAT THE NA- TIONS OF LATIN AMERICA GIVE REALITY TO THE LONG-CHERISHED DREAM OF SIMON BOLIVAR BY FORMING ONE OR TWO GREAT POLI- TICAL UNIONS WAS VOICED BY SENATOR ALEXANDER WILEY OF WISCONSIN IN AN INTERVIEW WITH THE UNITED_PRESS.

Senator Wiley, a member of the Republican Party and a member of the Judiciary Committee, suggested that the United States could encourage such a move with some of the $500,000,000 (M) recently voted by Congress for loans to Latin American coun- tries through the Export-Import Bank.

The senator originally made his proposal during a speech

in the Senate on the Export-Import Bank Bill,

Expanding his views in an interview, Senator Wiley held that the 20 American republiça, acting independently, have little possibility of resisting the economic and political advances of the totalitarian states.

"The fate of the Scandinavian

countries and the smaller states Army Soccer

of the European continent stands as an object lesson for the republics of the New World," the statesman said.

"If the leaders of the other American republics would get together they could build one or two great states, as did the 13 American colonies, that would be and invulnerable militarily, powerful economically and poli- fically.

Tournament

Third Round Games

CANADA'S INCOME One-Fifth Spent On War

OTTAWA, Nov. 21 (Reuter). -Canada's spending for war

UFS

NEW CITIZEN-Prof. Albert Einstein, famed German-Jewish scientist and ́a refugee in the United States, takos oath of citizenship with daughter Margot, at Trenton,

Smouldering Hate Of Defeated France

MADRID, Nov. 21 (Reuter)-A long revealing despatch from a Paris resident showing that feeling in France is almost solidly behind England is published in the newspaper, “Arriba,"

to-day.

The writer says that "colla-

A keen and well contested game was purposes was probably more winessed senterday in the third round than one fifth of the entire of the Small Units Knock-out when 22nd R.E. met HQ. Coy, Royal Scots nation's income of over $1,000,- The latter won 4-2 and deserved their 000,000 a year, declared Mr. J. victory for their all round steadiness L. isley, Finance Minister, in and slightly better combination.

For the victors, Salter in goal, dealt the Canadian House of Commons In a workmanlike manner in all that to-day. camo his way and saved his alde from

Mr. Isley gave warning that There are 150,000,000 people, many an nwkward situation. Both Canadians would have to restrict in- or thereabouts, living in the backs were made, but ontinually broke dividual expenditure not only to boration with Germany" are LETTERS other American republics. They star of the match and continually broke could tear down their tarp dangerous movements on the right, meet war taxation and help to sub- vain words when in Vichy and no rope to the nippy Zscribe to essential war loans, but to Paris there is hidden animosity. walls, unify their highway, rail-Wah-lem, who had a fruitless after curtail their demands for commodities

labour for competed

and road and alrway systems, pool The halves were round and did their materials with war production.

forwards, their armies and navies and air- lob thoroughly. Of the

Since the outbreak of war, he said, forces, and emerge stronger and Gordon and Bailey were outstanding, 330,000 had been added to industry collaboration.

and were well supported by their and 200,000 to the armed forces, more stable,

"Latin America now is in much the same position that this country was when we consisted of 13 colonies -13 smaller nations.

*Europe

did everything in that there was to sec

these countries

It

is

and gave

inoon.

wingers.

which

of the conquered.

Only Petain, Laval, Brinon and a few others are sincerely working for

adds that The correspondent almost the whole of French opinion

November 11, Armistice Day, in also speaks of demonstrations on Place de l'Etolie and the Champs- Elysees.

LOTTERY FOR THE

BOMBER FUND

The Editor, "Hongkong Telegraph", Sir,Your editorial to-day. Would It not be possible for some local bank

monthly lottery to augment our Bomber Fund?

The Sappers lacked the combination our ability to match and surpass the depends on the London radio and/or other organization, to hold a

and have Bound

Mr. Isley expressed confidence in of their opponents half backs to thank for the closeness enemy's effort once our people are of the score. Birrell and Shaw were aroused." particularly active in suppressing the attacks of the Royals. Their forwards could. not produce any good move-

RAF.

were

South Africa Feels Deeply

Admiration For Bombed Britons

King George Addresses Commons

Would you be prepared, through your good oflees to approach some such organization on this matter immediately? This Colony is al ready indebted to your poper and the S.C.M.P. for quick action taken, will you lead again?

COMMUNITY.

(It is to be regretted that lotteries are illegal in Hongkong--Ed, H.K.T.)

MR. CHURCHILL ON DEFENCE

power cohesion among the colonies. Latiments to overcome the strong defence somewhat similor of Fraser and Co. R.Es, were the first America is ins

to score through Fox, But Gordon situation to-day.

and near "It is my opinion that if the people equalised soon afterwards,

achieve the interval Balley

Royals put the of Latin America do not unity, the realization will suddenly ahend. R.Es again drew level through come to them that the Nazi and Chung Sing, but fell away towards the Fascist countries are making serious end of the game and Muir and Godfrey added to the Royals' score to give them inroads, economically and politically entry into the next round.

LONDON, Nov. 21 (Reuter). In Union Strength

Parliament Opened ́ ́BÅ‚F. v. "D" CO. SCOTS

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH'!' "Not one of

outclassed in theirThe sympathy and admiration strong enough to withstand Hitler third round game against D Coy. Scots with which South Africa is

LONDON, Nov. 21 (UP), alone, but together they would be in-losing by 4-1. Although their forwards watching the Battle of Britain His Majesty King George, missed at least two excellent chances, was stressed by Mr. S. F. Water- vincible," he said.

FROM PAGE ONE Senator Wey suggested that thojat no time did they appear capable of union.

or unions, take the form of entry into the next round. Scots were son, High Commissioner for speaking from the Throne at the confederations with each component sound in all departments but Falconer South Africa, broadcasting from opening of the new session of

Parliament proclaimed Britain's eball still be found all standing to- nation maintaining an important de-must be mentioned for his outstang London to-night.

He said, "My countrymen and determination to fight until free-gether to build them up again after gree of political control, such as do me. He postiloned well and always

the fighting is over." cach

of the 48 states of the United attempled to open up the play.

For RAF Edmunds and Gash women in their comparative safety, dom is secured.

The King, with the Queen' at his "We Have Not Done Badly" were the only players to offer any envy you your privilege of being in

Mr. Churchill, after referring to opposition to the wiles of the Scots, the front line of the conflict in which side spoke yesterday but the text

was made public only to-day.

the vitality of British Parliamentary in fact "fitba" beat football

scoring Pow opened the

for the Mr. Waterson

that His Majesty said that only through, institutions, concluded, "Up to the of the aggressors "can present, this war has been waged she had in men, money

nations

States,

He contended the stabilization which would result from the formation of one or two "United States of Latin America" would encourage-capital in

investments there.

Present political uncertainty in the other American republies, he said,

Scols and Auld quickly added another.

is

before the end.

we are engaged 10phasised

this country to greatly increase its Mandeid reduced orrcors in one of the South Africa was "geared up" to 1 def be released from oppression-between- fully-armed-Germany_and.a.

but the contribute all Airmen's spasmodic ralde, Royals were not to be denied and and material for the Empire's war and violence and can again work to- quarter or half of the British Empire, Gibiin and Auld scored further goals effort. Spontaneous outpourings of gether on a basis of ordered liberty

personal offerings from South Africa and Justice. the greatest deterrent now to the

D Co. are a strong combination, and demonstrated that the strength of the flow of private funds to Latin Ameri-a continuance of this form will give British Commonwealth rested not or political ca and was an Important factor in them an excellent chance of annexing upon written pacts'

arrangements but upon a true com- causing what opposition existed to the Smoll Units trophy.

munity of Ideals. the Export Bank bill.

un-

Senator Wiley envisioned an dreamed of flow of trade between North, South and Central America if this project should be realized.

INTERNATIONAL'S TEAM

The following will represent Inter-! national in their Third Division Lengue Football match against 12th R.A. Sunday on the Sookunpoo ground al 2.45 p.m.

on

Nazis Shoot Former Soa; Y. M. Marques, D.

Warsaw Mayor

'Aquino; W. Wilkinson, F. W. Hey, J. Tavares; I Campos, R. Body, R. Rocha, F. Santos and W. Sprinkle.

Castilho. Reserves, A. Rocha, I. Elarte.

International Club

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TEA & SUGAR CHRISTMAS GIFT

LONDON, Nov. 21 (Reuter) The Food Controller is planning to give A householders a Christmas present in the shape of additional tea and sugar Jover the Christmas season.

According to reports which have just reached London, M, Stefan Star- zynski, the heroic Lord Mayor of Warsaw during the German Invasion! of Poland in September, 1839, was executed by a German firing squad In the Dachau prison camp on the anniversary of the Invasion.

The mayor, w

who had done much to

The Hongkong Women's Inter- modernise Warsaw, organised the defence of the city, and with his national Club will hold a Social Evening commencing at 8 p.m. on inspiring radio speeches kept up the November 29, when the opportunity spirit of the people, staying at his will be taken to thank all the hon- post to the last, until the Polish orary workers of the Club. capital finally surrendered.

Guests, Including men, will ba Tickets are obtainable Further miss executions for alleged welcomed. acts of sabotage in Poland are also from the Club. Light supper will be

Kerved. Dress will be informal, reported

South Africa Warned

Of Traitors' Society

The present ration of eight ounces

of sugar will be increased for a few weeks.

The definite amount of tea and sugar to be allowed during this time has not yet been fixed.

Y's Men's Lunch

The Y's Men's Club weekly lun- |cheon 'at St. Francis Hotel yesterday was well attended and Chinese dishea were served.

Mr. K. C. Lam invited Club mem- tu a Camp Fire Meeting at the Chinese Y.M.C.A., Waterloo

Road, Kowloon, at 8 p.m. to-morrow, Ho said that the Y's Boys Club as well the Boy Scout troop of the Y.M.C.A. and many others would contribute to the evening's entertain-

"We have not done so badly; look forward with confidence to the Relations with America, could not time when we ourselves shall be as

our antagonists. be more cordial and he expressed his well armed gratitude for the transfer of 50 look to the time when a new world

that destroyers. He hoped

the and the British Empire will have that British bases the United States has material superiority which will surely acquired "from her ally, may serve bring us victory and deliverance to

|mankind." to defend the heritage of freemea,"

The King paid tribute to the Greeks and warned Parliament that

financial provision for the war.

it would be asked to make further

Bulgaria's Claim On Greece

Students Demonstrate

SOFIA, Nov. 21 (Reuter). MADRID, Nov. 21 (Reuter) Students demonstrated in the streets Close collaboration with Ger- as a mark of satisfaction at the Uruguayan Lagations, conil of the many, Italy and Soviet Russin report that Uruguay la negotiating was advocated by speakers in the cession of bases to the United the National Assembly to-day.

Opposillon Majority and States.

The students demonstrated before speakers approved the Government's the United States Embassy and the foreign policy and there was un-

for revisionist: support Legation, Uruguayan

shouting anticous "Uruguay" and "Franco," and carried claims including that for an outlet to a banner inscribed "Out, Loreigner, the Aegean Sea through western

Thrace which is Greek territory. from foreign land.","

Both

Spanish Refugees Now In France for Morocco

By Victor Schiff

Former "Daily Herald". Paris Correspondent

MEXICO is reported to have agreed to take many of the ment, Members were also invited to 250,000 Spanish refugees in France. An agreement providing for A warning against an organisation in the country attend at the King's Theatre on Sun- this mass migration has been signed between the Vichy and known as the Ossewa Brandwag was given in the South day, at 9 a.m. for a display of school African House of Assembly by Mr. H. Lawrence, Minister

of the Interior, during a recent session.

| children's, thantrical dramatics.;

Mexican Governments.

Senor Indalecio Prieto, Spanish, Socialist leader and Defence Minister during the civil war, is stated to be trying to arrange for the transport of the refugees.

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GEN. BOOTH AND

The ships would all have to go The Ossowa Brandwag, he services end the defence forces.

SON FUED

The grateful thanks of the Society is from one of the few French Attempts had been made not only

Since the outbreak of war France hereby tendered to the many subscribers sald, started In 1930 as a cultura!

General Ballington Booth, 81, Mediterranean ports Marsellies, has not known what to do with the during the year ended 31st October, and the to undermine the loyalty of those ser organisation, but had since bo- vices, but to obtain Important In-founder, with his wife, Maud Baling- Sote or Port Vendres and pass refugees

Treasurers are pleased to report that the come secret and military information and get control of muniton Booth of the Volunteers of

income nearly covered the increased ex Americs died after a long illness, at through the Straits of Gibraltar. Most of the former character The wild and ex-tions.

Mr. Lawrence said that ofces in his home In Blue Point, LL, re-The number of refugees from soldiers of the Republican treme men of the organisation

the organisation were naked to watch cently."." Son of Gen. William Booth, Spain, hall of whom were civilians, particularly hundreds of skilled penditure, .pd were getting out of hand. Most for traitors, and when meetings were founder of the Salvation Army, Booth was at one time estimated at 300,000, pilots, would have been only too glad, Hon. Treasurers: of the persons found in illegal held guards were posted outside. The came to America in 1888 to head his

and were treated as suspects. the women by 1890 system, members being re

be and father

children, the Franch authorities Thousands were

to build new strategic Mando

roads explosives were members,

The Government, he continued, had shrouded in secrdey,

from the Salvation Army, gradually to 250,000 bates in the Alps. 16

Now the Petain Government would Europe had

had shown The broach was never heater, and in But still an enormous number re- evidence of the intention of certain members to commit sabotage, and how easy it was for subversive the same year. Ballington Booth and fused to return to Spain, where like to get rid of the refugees, who there, had also been attempts at in- tetivities to be carried out under the his wife founded their own organize" Franco refused to proclaim a general not only have to be fed, but are also November, 120, 1040.

staunch anti-Fascists. Amnesty Posters Altration hotp, the police and railway cloak of that sort of society, he added: ton a

but they

put into workers

posscasion of bombs, and other organization was based on the com-father-forganisation in this country, dspecialit trong moral, pressure, to fight in the French Army 1 BEY

quired to take an oath which added ad violently that the son | managed aj to reduce as this · figure | Baltada

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Hong Kong.

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