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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

December 19, 1940.

BRITISH BOMBERS ACTIVE ON ITALY MAY BE ADRIATIC: DURAZZO RAIDED

ATHENS, Doc. 18 (UP)—British bombers have extended their

TRAFFIC range of action on the Adriatic coast and again attacked Durazzo, whence the Italians aro shipping troops in an effort to establish a secondary defence ACCIDENTS line to be held in the event of the southern line from Valona to El Bassan to

Five Persons Killed

Last Week

In the Colony of Hongkong, in- eluting the Island, Kowloon and New Territories, during the week ending at 8 a.m. Inst Saturday, there were altogether 73 traffic accidents, on the result of which five persons were

Lake Ochrid collapses.

Miss Harrop Opens Bazaar

Pogradetz Height Taken

Athens, Dec. 15.

A United Press message from the that the Pogradetz sector states Greeks have captured an important mountain to th west of Pogradetz and are consolidating their advance. The Chinese Handleraft Co-opera- Greek artillery prevented the Italians tive Society held their first laruar from fortifying their positions. The at the Chinese Chamber of Com-Tatians did not attempt a counter- inerce yesterday. The sale was open-attack on Tuesday and the Greeks Of those killed, an 8-year old boyed by Miss P. Harrop, Lady Assistant remained inactive-United Press. was knocked down and killed by at the Secretarial for Chinese Altuirs,

Greeks Take Klisura? public car while crossing the carriage way, and four Chinese malo bus passengers died from injuries receive ed as the result of a collision between

injured.

vehicles.

Of the injured, nine were pedes- trinns who were struck by vehicles while crossing the carriageway,

the

UTI

Altmelive trays, sercean, figurines,

Athens, Dec, 18.

the

Chinese Helps Bomber Fund

The South

China Morning Post

yesterday received from Mr 11o Kom- tong the following letter, with ac- companylag chequer

"send you herewith another donation (nainely $1,000) towards the Bomber Fund in the hope that it will contribute towards your $1,500,000 objective by Christinas."

A total of $1,498,414.14 was reach- ed yesterday by the War Fund in- mugurated by the S. C. M. Pot, Ltd., with the following donations: M. C. 5. T. Shrapnel Ilux (2nd

donattan)..... Auxilary Nurses and V.AD, Golf

Match American Ts!R ПЕ European

who is Clairman of the Committee.

'Strugo, Dec. 18. She eat the ribbons with a pair of Frontier reports · štafe

that silver setasors presented to her by Grecks captured Klisura at 9.30 am the Committee in honour of the occa-to-day-Untled Press,

Athens Denies Capture

cocktail sets and vices in incquer A milltary spokesman denied to- were on display, besides carved day that either Tepells or Kiisura wooden figures, and carved ivory had yet been captured.United A bicycle rkler, a tricycle rider and articles. Silver lucquer plaques of Press. three bus passengers were injured as the map of China with a portrait of Clear Path To Berat

result of collisions", between the Generalissimo inser, should prove

Athens, Dec. 18. vehicles, A Jorry * passenger wax popular.

The Greeks are smashing onward Y.M.C.A. injured on fulling off a moving lorry,

The proceeds of the sale will be despite snow drifts and blizzards. It, M. O. Three bus passengers and four devoted to work for the 60 refugee is said that the most important fight-Arandes W. B tram passengers were injured while w

women being looked after by the ing is pround Kilaura where the Ita-Gordon's, Ltd.. alighting from moving buses and Society, which teaches them to maite ilans are retreating from the Skivuvik (further donation) moving trams, respectively.

lacquer-ware, do embroidery and so Of the accidents, 23 were collisions

Mr. Ho Houstong (second dona. between vehicles, 20 were collisions Articles made by these women patrons were invited to give orders were on sale at the bazuar, and

"Black"

for things in any size and whatever colour they desired.

between vehletes and pedestrians, and 21 were due to other causes,

More Refugees In Colony

اگره

Mountains.

A spokesman to-day attributed the inns "remarkable resistance" of the Ita

to stromt

reinforcements 10 miles east of Tepelint However, the Greeks, by a bayunut charge and

D.

donation)

tlan

third monthly

$14.02

2 6088 9

1,000

NAZI VICTIM

LONDON, Dec. 18 (Reuter)- The ponalbilly of a Nazi seizure of Italy is discussed in a Times leader to-day, which states.---.. For two years past and more than ever since Uie war began Italy has been honeycombed with Naxi ogenis of overy. description, known and unknown. The Nazi pre-invasion methods of in- Altration and permention ulitised ko successfully in Norway and Holland have certainly been practised in Italy,

"In place of the

much- canvassed drives against Gibral- tar or Constantinople Hitler may seek to reach the Mediterranean by a less devious roule. If the Italians do not move quickly against the menace from within-

and it is difficult to see from what quarter the initiative can come they may wake up morning to find that Italy bax become occitaled territory and that Mussolini hold the rank and status of a` Quisilug.”

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TAKE mere care of your skin and you'll never be troubled with unsightly spots, rashes and sores. Massage your skin with Zam-Buk every night and it will always keep healthy and supple. The medicinal olts in Žam-Búk nourish the under- lying tissues. Zam-Buk also soothes pain, reduces inflammation and heals without a scar. There is nothing to equal it for skin troubles. Try a box1

Keep Your SKIN Healthy

-Every Night, sma

Rubin ZAMJUK.

Emergency ZAM-BUK

Rice Stock Released

A Necessary Step

That a certain amount of 'rice, forming part of the reserves held by importers for emergency, has been released by Government for sale Kennedy-Skipton, Food, yesterday.

Herbal OINTMENT

ST. ANDREW'S CLUB

PRESENTS

The bazaur will be continued to hand-to-hand Aghting, had dislodged fare Council, gratefully acknowledge the kennedy "Sisipton, Controller of DRAMATIC_PERFORMANCES

day and to-morrow from 9 am, to 7 p.m.

IMMIGRATION LAW POSSIBILITY OF AGENCIES BEING ABOLISHED

Questioned

REFUGEE ROCIAL WELFARE

The Hongkong Refugee and Social Wel-

following to

Appeal

The Swatnw Drawn Work”Co. (per Mr

Fund."

WETO

than

these,

Klisura is the last Important fort01) 3100; Lieni. P. N. Litney. RA.M.C.. Ard position between Klisura and so the Chiness Chamber of Commerce rice which had been

Mr. Kennedy-Skipton said that the released whe Berat, 20 miles to the north, and la$500; the Kwang Wan 11.101 imported from Indo-China, and · It

major supply junction.-United ilon (per Mr. W. J. Brown) An increase of 93 persons is show!!

Press.

The nell proceeds of the football match was necessary to allow the importers between Kwong Wah and Hongkong Foot to dispose of it owing to the danger in the latest figures issued by the

Evacuation of Tepelini ball Club, played on Saturday, December al deterioration.

7, at the Police Sparta Ground.

At the same time) Medical authorities of the number of

Athens, Dec. 18. destitutes in Government campsi

$1,101. The total amount received was it was proposed to use it as a stop The Important towns of Chimaraes.50. The expense of printing poster gap until other rice could be obtain- here The Agures for December 14

yesterday regarding the

in Southern Albania and lickets, and of advertising was

Indo- are given below with those rumour that the 21 agents appointed and Tepelint

for

China, where the export of rice had December 7

by the Immigration Department for are now being evacuated by the Ita- $37.50. All other expenses were met by ed from places other in brackets,

The Council is very grateful to the for long been stopped, King's Park 1,304 (1,311); Matou- the Issuing of application forms for lians who are leaving behind large the Kwong Wah Athletic Association.

which have Kwong Wan Athlete Association for this chung 1,100

North Polntj

re-entry permlis and residential per- quantities of materials mits, would be aboilshed shortly, the licen accumulating for the Italians xnorous gift to its funds, and especially Importers, added Mr. Kennedy-

to Mr W. J. Brown (President of the 1,400 (1,405); Martinon Hill 638

Association) who organised the match in Skipton, could only dispose of the Omeer, Mr R. A. D. for several months.--Reuter. (538): Tal Hang Squatters Campminigration

Forresi,

German Help At Hand all its details: to the Police Sports Board rice on the undertaking that they 2,557 (2,557); Ngau Tau Kok Squats, sald that he was not pre-

who very kindly lent the Ground for this would sell it to the retallers for local pared to make any statement until ters Camp 795 (795): Kam Tin: 1,847 certain detalls were worked out.

New York, Dec. 18. occasion: and to all those who attended consumption, thus keeping the retail (1,787); Fanling Children's Comp

About 50,000 German troops are or sent donations. Application had been made to him concentrated at Naples and Bari in 203 (203).

by some of the agencies for the exten- Italy with huge quantities of Soldiers-Argyle Street 701 (701);;sion of their activities, said Mr For material, according to messages re- for use in Libya or Albania is not in hospital 20 (20),

rest, but he had warned them not to ceived here from Belgrade. It is known-Beuter.

The general market position in- The grand total for December 14 make any long-term commitments as claimed that the reports are from a Bar is on the Adriatic coast,dicated that within three or four was 10,059, as compared with 10,500 they were able to be closed up at reliable source.

Naples on the Mediterranean in the weeks, the Import rice prices would on December 7.

short notice.

Whether the troops are intended same latitude,

fall, he said.

war

prices down, and would replace it within a short period from other sources.

IN

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