1940-11-26 — Page 23

Tuesday,

NANCY

WE OUGHTA PRACTISE WALKIN' BOW-LEGGED SO WE'LL LOOK LIKE REAL COWBOYS!

THAT'S RIGHT- THIS KIND

THEN WE'LL OF WALKING

FEEL AT HOME

WHEN WE GET

TO THE

RANCH/

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

HURTS MY LEGS!

YA GOTTA GET USED Tb IT IF YAWANNA LOOK NATURAL OUT THERE!

Christians In Poland Executed Or Deported

LONDON, Nov. 25 (Reuter)-Four hundred Polish Catho- He priests have been deported to Germany, many executed and the remainder placed in concentration camps.

Roman Catholic churches are being gradually closed down.

The position of Polish Protestants numbering about 400,000 is slated to be even worse. All Polish Protestant priests in the provinces have been imprisoned.

Polish nuns stuffing schools and hospitals are deported.

Miss Harrop To Open Fishermen's Bazaar

Successor To Lord Craigavon

LONDON, Nov. 25 (Router); The new Prime Minister of Northern Ireland will be Mr. John Miller Andrews, who has

been Minister of Finance in the Celebrating the fourth anniversary Northern Ireland Cabinet since of its establishment, the Hongkong 1937. Fishermen's Union will hold a

Mr. Andrews will contine to hold charity bazaar at the To Un Restaur-|

West Point, for Uirce days the ones of Minister of Finance

November 28, The

creds

November 26, 1940.

By Ernie Bushmiller

WESTERN RODEO

China To Accept Food As Payment Of Taxes

CHUNGKING, Nov. 26 (Reuter)—In ʼn leader on the pro- posal to collect land tax by foodstuffs and commodities instead of cash, the official “Central Daily News" supports the proposal, stating that the new measure will solve the Army's and people's food problems.

U.. S. Workmen's Gift Yuan has already adopted the

To R.A.F. BURBANK, U.S.A. Nov, 25 (Reu- ter)-A Christmas present for the R.A.F. of a $100,000 bomber is the aim of a mavement started by 20,000 em ployees of the Lockheed and Vega Aircraft factories.

Their spokesman said that they had

It is stated that the Executive.

proposal which is now submitted to the Supreme National Defence Council for approval and is ex- pected to be enforced shortly.

The article refutes the suggestion that the measure may include people to convert cash into commodities but proposes that the Government should use discretion in the enforcement of the measure, taking into consideration

According to a statement issued In the district of Kalisz, in Western will be used in aid of welfare officially after meeting at the Poland, 40 per cent. of all Protestants work for the local fishermen.

Northern Ireland Cabinet to-day.

the Mr. Andrews has accepted out of a total of 10,000 have been

Miss P. Horrop, lady assistant of office of Prime Minister until the arrested and deported to German

the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Ulster Unionist Council has choren agreed to build the machine in their labour camps admitting Polish

will open the bazaar at 1 pm new Party leader. Mr. Andrews has own time. "The British are respon-local conditions. nationality.

Amusements, including music and been closely associated with the Intesible for many of us working. Wo dramatic performances, will be.pro- Lord Craigavon and has been known think that a Christmas gift will be a ivided in the evenings.

as Lord Craigavon's right-hand man. fine thing."

The Issue of all Polish Protestant publications is strictly forbidden.

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The new measure is proposed by the Government to prevent farmers, hoarding rice in view of the present fiigh price.

STOCK EXCHANGE

LONDON, Nov. 25 (Reuter)—On the Stock Exchange to-day, lack of active support resulted in dull conditions but a firm tone was main- lained.

Glit-edged holdings improved on expectations of re-investments and payments of requisitioned Canadian securities.

Breweries were again harder but other industrials and home rails changed little.

Business in Kaffes was quieter. Wall Street was quietly steady..

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FURTHER DONATIONS TO

WAR FUND

A total of 81.479,370,82 was reachedt yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S. 31. Post. Ltd., with tho following donations:

"Ewa" Y. "Wayfoong" Cricket Match #40 Mi Christine D. Ferguson (further

donation!

2nd Battery, li.K.V.D.C. (Smoking

concert

"Lal Tee*

Mr. A. Brooksbank (In memory

the late Air, A. Dransfield)

Mr. D. Needham (2nd donation) "Dorothy Dance"

Anonymous

Dr. It. M.

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WAR ORGANISATION FUND The British War Organisation Fund, Hongkong Branch, acknowledges the fallowing donations:

Previously ́reknowledged ̃ ̈#100 ~~· END 5007,192.17: Anonymous, 19: Dr. K. W. Chaun, 30; Anonymous, $10; Lam Fook- lye (monthly), $20; John Forbes (manth- ly), 125: Mexers, Davies, Brooke and Cran (monthly), $70; Mrs. M. M. Drake (month 1y), $10; M, G. Carruthers (monthly), #30; SALMINS, Mess (monthly), #15; some members of the Slag of Messrs. Jardine Ata beson & Co. Ltd. sept. and Get) #233; Proceeds of "Vauartun' at the West Longe Theatre, YM.CA. for "The H" $457: The Ladies Section of the Club de Recreio

$100: D. W. Huma imonthly), $tp: Edmondatos (monthly), 50; the Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Broadfoot (monthly), $3; Donations collected by General Wu Teh- chen, $210.33; Miscellaneous sale par Mrs. A. Raymond, $3.30; total $600,700.00,

The British War Organisation Fund, Hongkong, receipts and payments account for the month of October are na follow: Receipta Balance-brought forward at October 1, 1957, 192,404.01; donations and subscriptions October, 3040, 45,708.40; sales-Central Hospital Supply Service Badges, $33, W.OF. postal labels $14.40, knitting wool and called $2.431.05, refund of freight $8.23, total 2.188.70; grand total, 300,719.97.

Payments-Purchases-Calico and saw- ing Materials $1,082-01; packing, transport, traurance and freight #747,10; ofice ex- panses-Salaries and wages $302, stationery and printing $14.55. stamps and postages 813.10. travelling 22 ets, stornge-wooi 13.38, telegrams 18.31, Latephone Oct/Dea, £32. Potiles $12, total $385 94; total expenditure for October, 1040 22,215.71,

Balance Monies in hand on October 31. 1640-Current Account, Hongkong and Bhonghal Bank $50.347.07, Pelty cash $150.09, total $58,504.20.

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De Gaulle

Gaulle Organises Equatorial Africa

LONDON, Nov. 25 (Renter)General de Gaulle's return after nearly three months of work in organising the adminis« tration and forces of French Equatorial Africa, la for the pur- pose of examining,, with the British Government, various, poli- tical and military problems. In connection with the conduct of the war, according to a communique from the headquarters of the Free French Forces.

| Inspired Joan of Arc, Danton and Broadcasting to-night, General Clemenceau, is growing and this. de Gaulle gave a general survey passion will throw is weight into the of the position from the French net liberation of France, he said. viewpointed

While in Libya, Egypt and Abyssinia the Italian Army showed its impotence, while the British Air Forco destroyed Mussolini's ships. while the Italians ran before the Grenler, the French people. In Franco could now realise, not without wrath,

US Freezing Of Credits

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (Router). There have been Eno further that their armies had been deprived developments in connection with the of a glorious part in the

victory, for freedom, kuni suggestions; that the credits) of all:

belligerents here are to be frozen.

"But now the patriotic passion of Unconfirmed reports say that the French people, the passion which officials are considering-the-mat