1940-11-28 — Page 2

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 28, 1940.

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ALL MEMBERS are cordially invited to attend and participate in any discussion which may

CNRUC,

By Order of the Stowords,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary, Hongkong, 18th November, 1940.

NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940

The following, rates will be charged for mailing single copies of the

following nowspapers

LETTERS abroad:

Refugee Work in Canton |

To the Editor,

The "Hongkong Telegraph." Sir-Wo were concerned to see a report emanating from the Central News Agency published recently in the Press, to the effect that all the refugee camps in Canton had been forcibly closed by the Japanese' au- thorities with the result that upwards of 8,000 refugees had been thrown on the streets.

We wish it to be clearly understood that the above repart is totally in- correct in so far as the refugee work under the auspices of the Canton International Red Cross and the Canton Refugee Areas Committee is concerned,

South China Morning Post China and Macno

16 cents per copy British Empire and Foreign

25 cents per copy The Hongkong Telograph China and Macao 14 cents per copy 16 cents Saturdays

British and Foreign 20 cents per copy 25 cepts Saturdays.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Executions

APS

In Rumania COSMETIC SHOPPE

THO

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Iron Guards. Take Their Revenge

Berlin, Nov. 27. Omcial News Agency's

Bucharest correspondent reports that group of Legionaires at. 1.30 am. to-day shot 84 political prisoners in the military prison, uscluding the for- Premier, General Argescanu, the former Bucharest Pollce President, General Marinescu, the Chief of King Carol's Secret Folice, M. Moru- zow, and other figures of the Carel regime allegedly responsible for the death of Iron Guard Loader Codreanu and other Legionaires.....

Police and Legionaires arrested numerous supporters of King Carol, Including ex-Premier Gigurtu and a former financier, M. Argetolanu. It was not learned who had ordered the execution arrests-United Press.

or

the wholesale Reuter describes shooting as, without doubt, an act of revenge for the repressive measures applied during ex-King Chrol's reign against subversive Iron Guard act- vitics.

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Radio Programme Broadcast by 2BW on a Frequency of 045 kc's, and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11 p.m. on 9.52 m.c's. per second.

H.K.T.

12.15 p.m. Shbrt Service of Inter- cession.

12.30 Prokofleff-Feter and the Wolf (Orcherirsi Fairy Tale, Op. 67.)

Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orcestra Narrator: Rich- ard Hale.

1 Local Time Signal and. Weather Report.

1.03 Charlle Kunz at the Plano. Charlie Kunz Medley No. D. 3;

Successor to Calinesens Ex-Premier General George Ar- gescanu won the hale of the Iron! Guard when he was appointed to Premier Armond ("Little succeed Hercules"} Calinescu after the lat-Charlie Kunz Medley No. D. 6. ler's assassination in the last week of September, 1939, and thus became associated with the violent revenge which King Carol's police took for that assassination.

Ave

1.15 Nai Goncils and Hts Geor-

glans.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments. 1.45

Variety Featuring Gracle Fields.

2.15 Close Down.

Closing Local Stock Quotations. 0.02 Variety Programme,

7 London Relay The Nona, 7.15 London Relay "Questions of the Hour."

bullets Calinescu received through his body and one through an eye when Iron Guard guamen arnbushed his eur na he was driving

In addition to home to lunch. RIVeeping purge of Iron Guards in every part of Rumania, the police In Bucharest staged a grisly show

7.30 Vivian Ellis at the Plano, itself where, at 11 pm, on the night

The Town Talks Plano Medley: of the assassination, seven young Iron Streamline The First Waltz (Ellis). Guards who had confessed to

the

7.10

Hawaiian Music.

Weother to the spot were brought

8 Local Time Signal. murder where the assassination had taken Report and Announcements. A total of $1,470,819.89 was renched yes.

8.03 Coleridge-Taylor - "Otello" bodies were to all intents and pur-terday by the War Fund inaugurated by place, forced to re-enact it under poses closed down at the beginning of the S.-C. M. Post, 13 with the follow-police Bloodlight, and then executed by seven Rumanian soldiers, each of this year owing to lack of funds, in donations:

whom drew a pistol and killed one of the seven Iron Guards.

The true facts of the case are that the camps operated by the above,

DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE AND OTHER CAUSES

Since then three of the camps have Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Fulker been used for the maintenance of up-|

wards of 500 destitute children and these are still in the camps.

Two Greenbacks" (US, (2) 30th Heavy Battery, R.A., Stanley,

Shrapnel Box) ...........................

(In memory of Capt. Robert Allin- son)

$100

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5

10

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23

The Royal Scots (2nd. donation)

In October last and again owing to! Jack of funds, the Work of the feed-Ranks, "B" Company, 2nd. Bn. Ing centres supported by the Canton Mr. 3. D. Craig International Red Cross had to be Mr. P. Wynter-Blyth drastically curtalled, and if further funds are not forthcoming 'may have! to be closed down entirely.

N. V. HALWARD,

Hon. Secretary, Canton Refugee Arcus Committee,

F. SHORT,

Chairman, British Fund for Relief in China, (Hongkong Committee.)

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange Official Summary, issued yesterday says:

Market was slightly steadier with more enquirica.

-Buyers-

Providents $4.70 Trams $10.40 Yaumati Ferries $22.25 Lights (old) $0.40 XD. Ropes $6.55

Wm. Powells $1.35 Entertainments $6.60

Sellers

Watsons $9.75 Vibro Piling $8

Salon

Union Waterboats $7 Ropes $0.70

ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS WORK

South

Sulic

New Symphony Orchestra conduct- ed by Dr. Malcolm Sargent.

8.17 Studio-Recital by Elvie Yuen (Soprano) with E. O'Nell Shaw at

Plano.

Kinn Carol quickly formed a strong the Three songs from "A Lover in

new Cabinet with General Argeseanu,

Un Sucona Cultur

Any Damascus" (Amy Woodforde-Fin- General Corps, as Premier and eral den): (1) For Across the Desert Gabriel Marinescu na Minister of the Sands; (1) How Many a Lonely Interior.

As the new Cabinet got Caravan; (ii) Allah be with us!.... busy thousands of Rumonians sus Elvie Yuen (Soprano); 2. Two Sket-

were

ches for Plano (Frank Bridge)....E. Asso.pected of being Iron Guards done-flung into concentration camps and O'Nell Shaw at the Plano; 3. (a) The admitted Star (James H. Rogers); (b) O Lovely

(Teresu del Riego):

Chine

that 320 had been

The Hongkong Anti-Tuberculosis elation acknowledges the following tlons and subscriptions.

Apponymous (Unough

the Government uted, in camps Night (London Ronald); (e) Homing Morning Post). 1100; #longkong Chinese Civil Servants Club 1100; Birk Hilda and in town and village public Selwyn-Clarke. $100; Poon Yue Associn squares, where their bodies were left

on, $nni Cilk Sum, #5: Joseph Prawling as an object lesson, Fehily, 15; F. D. Angus, 13; Dost Mohamed Klian, 15; G. M. Hargreaves, $5; Airs. Ellen Macleod, $5; G. W. Fope, $3; IL 11. Tai, $5.

ST. VINCENT DE Paul

de Paul The Baclety of St. Vincent acknowledge receipt of the following donations to the 1910-1941 Appeal

Mr. T. C. Monaghan, $100; Grateful

Beneficiary. $:00 Str Ilobert Ho Tung.

3:00; F. G., 125: Dr. & Mrs. Ho Anjos $20; Lady Ho Tung. $15; K.A.. $15, Messrs. Kayamally & Co., 10; Anonymous $10.

SICA, FLAG DAY

The following"are"additional results-of- the B.P.C.A. dag day:

Previously acknowledged, $1,094.10; Miss Enid Fay, $9; W. Phillips $5.

BIRTHDAY PLANES

London, Nov. 27.

The Spitfire Fund started in Java for the purchase of Spitfire planes for presentation to Britain on Mr. Churchill's birthday on Saturday has now reached £10,000. Four planes will be purchased. The fund started In Malaya for a similar purpose has reached £3,000,-Reuter,

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General Argeschnu's term as Pre- mier was only of a temporary nature, his appointment being made because the application of prompt punitive hand. measures called for a firm Within a week, he was succeeded by M. Constantine Argetoianu.

NEW CHAPEL OPENED IN KOWLOON TONG

Last evening, Pastor Lam Tat-wing, of Wuchow, Kwangel, was the speaker at the opening meeting of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Chapel, 25, Cumberland Hload, Kow- loon Tong. The formal opening is to take place on Sunday next, when a Dedicatory Service will be conducted at 10 o'clock, the Rev. John Bechtel oficiating.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance, of which the newly-opened Chapel is the Hongkong Branch, is an American Mission, with headquarters

at New York City. There are more than 600 missionaries connected with the Mission, which has stations in many parts of the world.

8.46 Studlo Local Newsletter.

9 London Relay The News and News Commeritary.

9.30 London Relay-"Germany's Record-Past and Present"

Black No. 2.

Talk by Sir Robert Vansittart. 9.45 Tina Rossi (Vocal) and the Orchestre Raymonde.

10 A Programme of Dance Music. 11 Close down.

N.Y.K. Ships To Omit Hongkong-

Shanghai, Nov. 27. The N.V.K. announced to-day that from December 12 their ships sailing between Shanghai and Manila would omit Hongkong, but would call at the British port on the return journey. The reason is to permit Italian and travel to German passengers to Manila without the possibility of detention when the ships are in Hongkong-United Press.

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CRUEL SHOCK, FOR STOMACH SUFFERER

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"Only an operation can save you"! A cold shudder went down the Although the C. and M. A. has been spine of a gentleman recently. He working in South China for the past had been suffering from stomach forty-four years, this is the first ulcers and, with a shock, heard the branch to be opened in Hongkong. In verdict that only an operation would him. As a preliminary his 1896; pioneer missionaries af the doctor sent him to hospital where Alliance started work in Kwangtung they put him on Maclean Brand and Kwangsi. At the present time, Stomach Powder, a frequent practice in spite of the adverse conditions in big hospitals treating stomach brought about by war, there are 34 trouble. foreign missionaries and 03 Chinese workers engaged in the activities of the Alliance in South China. There are more than a hundred churches or branches in Kwongal Province, with a membership of almost 3,000. At least 800 persons are enrolled on the Sunday School rolls of the Mission.

In his letter to Macleans, this

the

gentleman says: "In six weeks I walked out of that hospital a new man." And no operation, eitherl You can imagine the jump-for-joy feeling of

stomach sufferer threatened with an operation who Ands he has been cured without one. Well, you don't need to go very far to get the benent of Maclean Brand Stomach Powder. You can buy n bottle from your chemist for use In your own home.

In 1933 the C, and M. A. establish ed the Alliance Children's Hostel in Kowloon, which served as a hostel for the children of missionaries, who at tended the Central British and Kow- loon Junior Schools until the schools were closed. At present the children are attending the Diocesan Schools only genuine if the signature "ALEX.

No mission work was undertaken in the Hongkong area until the new Branch held its initial meeting lost evening. To-night, at 7.30, Pastor, Lam will preach again.

It is planned that weekly meetings

Be sure to ask for MACLEAN BRAND Stomach Powder, which is

C. MACLEAN"" appears on carton and bottle, Maclean Brand Stomach Powder is never sold Toure, but only in bottles. The tablets are available in bottles or flat tins.

If you have any dificulty in obtaining it from your local chemist or store write to:-Banker & Co., will be held at the Cumberland Road PO. Box 755, Hong Kong. Chapel on Sunday and on-Wednesday night. A Sunday School for in the Cantonese-speaking children Kowloon Tong section will also be held on Sunday afternoons.

The services in the Chapel, which' are primarily intended for Chinese, will be conducted in Cantonese and In English. The Rev. John Bechtel, who has been connected wilt the Alliarico' Children's Hostel since 1933, in the Pastor in charge of the 'Now. Chapel.

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POST OFFICE

The Parcel Post Service to Canton as been resumed.

Government Gazette Notiocation No. 1280 is published for general in- formation.

1. No person `shall send any Christmas, New Year or other great- ing card by post to any destination outside this Colony unless

(a) the cover, if any, is unsealed and clearly marked with the words "Greeting Card";

(b) the cover,

if addressed to a destination outside the British Em- nothing but a printed the addition only of the name and address.

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2. Subject to the exemptions specified in paragraph 3, no person shall send any postal pocket consist- Ing or containing any newspaper, newspaper cutting or book by post to any destination outside. this Colony. 3. The provisions of paragraph 2 shall not apply to any newspaper and the Printers registered under Publishers Ordinance 1027, sent by the publishers of the newspaper or to any boolt in a wrapper submitted unsealed to the Censor. for examina- ilon before sending.

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G. P. O.

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7.00 p.m.

7.00 pm.

Friday, Nov, 20.

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Rex. Ord.

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Straits, Rangoon and Calcutta

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