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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH DMC April 29, 1941.

Stokowski Resigns As Conductor

Ending an association of 29′ years, Leopold Stokowski wilt terminato next season' his re- lationship with the Philadelphin Symphony Orchestra,~--

Since 1936 Mr Stokowski has made only guest appearances. with the orchestra and İs scheduled for six more of these this season. He will then, it was announced, definitely lay down his baton with the orches- tra which he is generally con- ceded to have brought to a high level of virtuosity.

Mr.. Stokowski rat nade his up- poarance as Philadelphin Symphony Orchestra conductor on Oct. 11, 1912, coming to it from the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, which he had served since 1909,

London born, he

he went to the United States after studles at Oxford and the Parls Conservatoire to be organist and choirmaster, at St Bor- tholomew's Church in New York.

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Invasion Threat To Malaya Exists

FROM PAGE ONE

who had not yet arrived from the United Kingdom.

Shanghai Speculation SHANGHAI, Apr. 28 (Reuter),----A possibility that Japan will shortly launch upon a penetration of South- ern Indo-China, including Saigon and Camrank Bay, is suggested by foreign observers in Shanghat.

...

These observers think that the time has come when Japan, for psy-" chological reasons, may be expected

to attempt to show some fruits from the Soviet pact and Mr Matsuolta's visit to Berlin in the way of a south- word expansion.

They believe that the sudden Japanese press sampaign against Saigon and Southern Indo-China may be the forerunner of such an expan- sion.

General Motors Earnings

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SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" NEW YORK, Apr. 20 (UP)-The first quarter report of the General Motors Corporation shows income of $120,750,337; however, the nct earnings after deducting, taxes equalled $1.44 per share compared with $1.30 for the same period Inst year. Before the taxes are deducted, the earnings increased by 52.1 per

vent.

Total taxes exceed $65,000,000 com- pared with $19,303,000 Inst

year. Futal sales were 15.2 per cent, higher in unit value and the pay rolls were incrcused by $7.7 per cent,

Ship Seizure By Italian Marines

SHANGHAI, Apr. 28 (Reuter).- An early settlement is expected of

UPS

ISLAND PRISONERS This Cable picture shows some of the 225 Gorman prisoners captured in the recent surprise raid by the British on Lofoten Islands, off Norway coast. Blind- folded, they are being marched to British ships.

THEY WILL SHOOT

THE CARTOONISTS

CARTOONISTS' who draw anli-Government cartoons in Ru mania will be shot. And anyone heard singing political songs in the streets will get from live to fifteen years' hard labour.

These penalties were included

in a new criminal code issued by Antonescu in Bucharest recently as part of the drastic measures to suppress all opposition to the co Nazi puppet Government.

made punishable by execution, to be More than twenty crimes were carried out ten hours after sentenze. A special punishment for Com- munists now figures for the first time in Rumanian law.

Attitude to Jews

The law stipulates that Jews and members of minorities will be sub-

Jerted to more draatle penalties,

Punishments include confiscation or properly and ban on carrying on any intellectual profession."

Rebels Defiant

Friends who have been allowed to visit Rumanian rebels in prison say they are in the highest spirits, sing ing legionary songs and not showing the faintest sign of repentance,

Under Antonescu's orders the war- ders are treating them humanely. the Italian seizure of the Yugo-Slavthe public that they are being far There is a growing feeling among Following Japanese and Italian dis-more leniently treated than they de cussions, eight-members of the serve, though-saveral-are-receiving Chinese Maritime Customs police long terms of imprisonment. boarded the steamer to-day and will share the watch with Italian guards until the incident is settled.

steamer, Tomislav,

Powers For O.P.M.

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Apr. 28 (UP),

The House Naval Affairs Committee

Among the rebels whose trial has been concluded is Sandu, formerly a chauffeur, wita for three days was under the impression that he was Minister of Justice,

NEW U.S.-EUROPE AIR SERVICE

Gram Swing 'Adopts" An English Boy

I

WAR-TIME guest of Ameri- can commentator Raymond Gram Swing at Westport, Con- necticut. is 10-year-old John Gabriel Newfield, of Great Bard- field, Essex.

he Was

He crossed the Atlantic last year with 100 other evacuees.

When told with whom going to stuy he was startled. "Not that big man who talks to us on the radio?"

But Johnny's guess was right, and his playmate these days is Jolta 11-year-old son. Temple Swing, that "big man's"

Johnny's mother told a London porter that "Mr and Mrs Gram "Swing wanted an English boy as a companion for their own son."

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Mr Juan T. Trippe, President of measure of Government support- to-day approved the request made by Pan-American Airways announced and a little more. Estimated expen- the Office of Production Management in New York recently that bis com-diture by the Board of Education for for broad powers to impose priorities pany will inaugurate a und ration all materials needed 10 landplane service between the United be

non-stop the year ending March 31, 1042, will

£54,915,030, an Increase of THURSDAY produce war supplies for the United States and Europe next year, High £2,250,000, Biggest increase-£1,- States and Britain.

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