1941-05-26 — Page 18

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 26, 1941.

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BANGKOK SERVICE Japanese Liners' Round Trips

Oficial sunction by the Coinmunt- entions Ministry having already been granted, the Osaka Sycsen Kaisyn and the Milsui Lines will each make on additonal assignment of a gular liner to ply between Japan and Bangkot as per schedules to follow.

It will incan that they will each make two mund trips regularly per month hereafter.

be assigned to with the existing Saigon Maru and the Bangkok Maru of the O.S.K. llae is the Dell Maru, 2,18: tons, and she was

The vessel operate

clear the port of Kobe on her initial trip to Bang- kok on May 12 thereafter, calling regularly at both Keelung and Hoi- how on the outward and homeward trips, until further molice,

the

The Mitsul Line will assign Akagisan Maru, 4,634 tons, and though the exact date is not yet an nounced, it is expected she will be dispatched from the Hanshin porla carly in June, Tha trip will how- ever be made to call regularly Haiphong and Saigon on its return trip only from Bangkok,

NURSING DIPLOMAS

Commencement Exercises At Turner School

On May 12 a gratifying number of

NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940

A A A A

The following rates will be charged for mailing single copies of the following newspapers abroad:

South China Morning Post Ching and Macao

16 cents per copy British Empire and Foreign

25 cents per copy The Hongkong Telegraph China and Macao 16 cents per copy British and Foreign 20 cents per copy

cents Saturdays.

H.K. Stock Market

The

following quotations

were

JONES CONSTRUCTION

| GO.

Fighting North Of Foochow

SHIUKOW,

News) Heavy fighting has

May 26 (Central been raging in the hilly regions to the northwest of Foochow during the last two days. With their lines shut- lered the Japanese fled enstward, abandoning many bodies.

Double-Crossed Japanese FENGCHENG, May 20 (Central News)-An Interesting story of how a Chinese company contmatider Cup- tain Lu Cheng-li, captured by the Japanese during fighting in north Klangst double-crossed the enemy and escaped with 40 puppet soldiets a bride chosen for him by the Japanese is revealed here to-day.

In spite of coercion and torture Captain Là refused to surrender after he was taken prisoner. When these mensures failed the Japanese mar ried him to a woman clerk of the So-called Nanchang Peace Mainten- ance Committee, hoping thereby that he would ultimately surrender.

After being married for about hilf a year, Captain Lu succeeded in per- suading his wife and 40 puppet sol- diers to flee with him. They have arrived at an undisclosed place and

ssuest on the Hongkong Stock Mar-surrendered to the Chinese govern-

et this morning.

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RADIO

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motres (9,520 kilo.cycles)

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interested friends_of_the_[lacket|--Shu-Lund-Siz

Medical Centre. Canton, joined the staff and students of that institution to make the thirty-second commence. ment exercises of the Turner School of Nursing a memorable occasion.

Humphreys $. 11.K. Realties $.

Chinese Estates $.

UTILITIES

-Y. Ferries S. who

Dr Boss Wong as master of ceremon les introduced Mr J. 1'. Snyder, director

the institution, of mentioned some sallent facts. The first graduate of the school of nursing was Miss Fanny Lee (Lei Fung- chun), who was granted her diplomu on January 10, 1906, after two years of training. In round numbers there have been 200

young graduated from the school who are

scattered throughout provinces of China, in Thailand, Indo-Chinn, Macao, Hongkong, and the U.S.A. About 160 of the graduates are actively engaged in their pro- [cssion.

women

cleven

re-

The present course of study quires three years and nine months for completion by those bearing Junior middle school diplomar, and five

for those not having years

the junior middle course completed but having had at least two years. It is planned to offer in the not too

three-your

distant future a

for graduates school.

course

of senior middlo

Nobility of Profession

The Rev. N. V. Halward, of the Church Missionary Society, spoke nf the nobility, and the essentially religious alignment of the nursing profession. Mrs Chung Troi man brought a stirring message from the life of St Paul and made a plea to every nurse to Christianise her pro- fession.

Diplomas of the school were pre- sented by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the Rev. II. F. Theimsun, and diplomas of the Nurses Associa tion of China by Mrs P. J. Todd, who was the first principal of the school

The seven

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per secondi,

3.15 Indian Programund.

6.30 Closing local Stock Quotations, 6.32 A Dance Programme,

7.0 London Relay The News.

7.15 London Relay—"Questions of the Hour."

7.30 Excerpts from

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"The Mikado."

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تکه

By Walt Disney

'MIGHTIEST IN WORLD—World's mightiest battleship, U. S. S., North Carolina, as she looked at Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy Yard just" before commissioning coremonies.

Dictator

Doomed,

Powers

Are

Says Amery

Mr L. S. Amery. Secretary of State for India, surveyed the war situation in an address to the Plywood Company at a recent luncheon at the Holborn Restaurant.

He said that whatever might be the dangers that confront- ed us today, we should go out to meet them far stronger in An, numbers, far more powerful in resources and equipment, far better trained, and above all, with a fully justified confidence in our fighting men, on sea, on land, and in the air, and in their leaders, than seemed possible even six months ago.

IT.

8.15 London Relay-"Hi, Gang?" 9.0 London Relay-The News & News Conunentary.

He believed we had even bet- ter grounds for confidence if..

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31 b. Ruse (Elgar,

arr. Haydn Wood), cond, by Haydn Wood For Your De- light Serenade (Eric Coates), cond.disregarding the details of yes. terday and to-morrow, we stood back, as it were, to look upon the picture of the war as a

whole. Better still, if we were to look at that picture with entirely fresh and unprejudiced eyes. such as it might appear to the proverbial visitor from another; planet.

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9.45-1.0 News in French (on Short Ware only).

1st

9.15 Tartini-Concerto in D Minor, Mov: Allegro-Cadenza-Al- legro, 2nd Moy: Grave, 3rd Mov: Presto (Cadenza),

Joseph Szigeti (Violm) with Orchestra.

10.0 London Relay News from Hame" by Howard Marshall.

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What He Will Find

and

Such a visitor would observe that six-sevenths of the globe was covered by the sex, and that the command of the seas was in the hands of Britain Feature

Programme. A

and the United States. Production: Made in England.

His informants would

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Op. 51.

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a small protuberance i n. 1st Mov: Allegro ma non troppo, called Europe, and tell him that, after 13% sa. 2nd Mov: Dumka (Elegie) (Andante incredible exertions, the dictator moto Vivace). 3rd Mov: powers had secured control of the Romanze Andante con

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greater part of it.

He would then be fold

told that the dietators were cut off from all direct. sea routes that only a trickle .Df what

them they need reached restricted communications nerass vast distances. In the air such local superiority as they had enjoyed had never been complete, not even sufficiently to enable them the passage of their forces across a 20-mile strait, and was destined soon

become a defnite inferiority. What Conclusions ?. of wrist watch, valued

What would be such a visitor's $20, frain

frain Chan Yus, 28, a woman, conclusion? Surely it would be that, ,1.00 n.

at Nathan Road, on May 24.

on the material plane at least, the was stated that at 8.25 pm.

dictator powers were doomed, sooner Complainant

wits walking along or later, to defeat.

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SNATCHER GETS through

SIX WEEKS

Sgt Lewis of Royal Engineers brought a snatcher before Mr 11. C. Macnamara at Kowloon Magistracy this morning. Cheung Chu, 19,, un- employed, was charged with lar- n.eeny of a

at

cover

At

Exchange

A Glance

SELLING

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Japan

TT. Indla

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ANCHOR

BUTTER

THE WORLD'S BEST/

Obtainable from All Leading Stores Sole Agents: LANE, CRAWFORD LTD.

BUYING BABIES

Japanese Consider Nazi Cult

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AGENCIES AND BRANCHES:

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH TOKYO, May 24 (Domel) ---Mov- ing another step toward increasing the population of Japan proper to one hundred million by 1955, the Ministry of Public Welfare is, con- templating introducing a Nazi-inspir- ed marriage ald fund system by which the contractors wil not have the money provided that four chlidren are born during a Alor Star period of

of 10 years after the marriage. Tangkok Under the system, sums of Yestova 500 to Yen 1,000 will be loaned to

10 Bombay men marrying under the age of and women under the age of 25 who are free from hereditary diseases and physical defects.

10

Instalment Plan

w

Ailitiesar

30 Calcutta

The money is to be returned on monthly instalments in 10 years without interest but a quarter of the loan will be deducted for a baby born during a period of ten years.

The Ministry is also planning a system by which families with five children will receive a subsidy of Yen 10 monthly for every additional

baby.

The plan being drafted by the, Bureau of Population will be present- ed to the next Diet session,

French

Prisoners Freed By Nazis

VICHY,

May 25 (Reuter)-1 party of 573 French officers, re- patriated from Germany, arrived by train at Marseilles to-day, stated the ottlelal French news agency.

Among them were two generals and about 100 other senior officers.

Soine 350 of the ofkers were seilt to military hospitals and others will be cared for at various places.

Musical Recital

Hankow

Pertang

Hongkong

Rangoon

Ipoh

Balgon

Iloilo

Semarang

Karachi

Beremban

Klang

Shanghal

Agencies:

Cilve Bircet Fairlie Place

Koba

Yingapore

Kuala

Bitlowan

Lumpur

Sourabaya

Canton

Kuching

Taiping

Cawnpore

Madras

Tientsin

1

Manila

Tongkah

Colombo

Medan

(Bhukot)

Cebu

Delhi

taiphong

New York Tsingtao Paiping Yokohama

(Peking) Banking Business transacted.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS regelved for One Year or shorter periods In Local or Other Cur renetes at rates which will be quoted or application.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened Local Currency and Sterling with interes allowed at rates obtainable on application The Bank's Head Office in Londo undertakes Executor & Trustee business and claims recovery of Brilah Income Tax overpaid on terms which may be ascertained at any of its Agencies, and Branches,

W. H. EVANS THOMAS.

Manager.

POST OFFICE

An experimental service providing sea transit to US.A. and air transit from USA. to Lisbon and United Kingdom has been instituted. The inclusive postage rate is H.K. $2.00 per 1⁄2 oz. for letters and H.K.$1.00 each for postcards. Correspondence for this service should bear the usual blue air mal label with the super- scription "By sea to U.S.A.".

The public are reminded that it is a breach of postal regulations to enclose in a postal cover communi- cations Intended for persons other on than the addressee.

A musical recital is to be given by Miss Ruth Litvin, Miss Pauline Chow and Mr Gaston d'Aquino at the Rose Room of the Peninsula Hotel June 6, part of the proceeds to go to the Bomber Fund.

Mr

M. O'Neil Shaw.

will be

熟

The Printed Matier Service to the

and Kulangsu),

of

the accompanist. following places in China is tem- Musical numbers have been selected porarily suspended: Yunnan, Szo from the works of Beethoven, Liszt, huen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien Chopin, Handel, Haydn, Verdi, Puc (except Amoy cini, Rimsky-Korsakov, Ponchielli, Kwangsl, North Leoncavallo and others. A number | Kwangtung. of the songs will be given in English. Prices of admission will be $4, $2 and $1.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Donations to Charitable And Other Causes

GROWTH OF BOMBER FUND

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lyrics)

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Mr. R. D. Gillespie (second dona

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TT

France

T.T. Switzerland

Australia

BUYING

4 m/s France 30 d/s India

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.02% U.S. Cross rate in NY...4.0314

Reducing Italians By Bombing

A total of $1,071.012.02 was reached on Saturday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S. C. M. Fost. Ltd, with the following donations:

Mr and Mrs J. W. Leonard (In memory of the late Mr Tom

"Scattle Puppy" ..........

P. S. 8. Chicken (weekly dana-

tlan)

No 1 Coy, K.V.D.C. Catop Pay Hongkong Cricket Club (net pro ceeds of Annual Tennis Tourna ment ..................

Dr W. Winterstein (March, Apel

and May)................................... Cheong Szo's Dinner Party ..... Supreme

Bunb (third

donation)

Court

Mrs

P. K. P. (eighth donation) ...... Me and

Edgar Davidson second donation)

SALVATION ARMY Salvation

gratefully

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and East

Small Packet Post to all countries is suspended.

INWARD AIR MAILS Air Mall by "Pan American Airways Direct Service"Son Francisco date, 26th May

...June 3. Air Mail by "Pan American AirwaYS Direct Service"-San Francisco date, June 10..

OUTWARD

June 17,

AIR MAILS Friday, May 30 Air Mali by Air to Bangoon to con- nect with the "British Overseas Airways.'

K.P.O. and G.P.O. Reg.

....May, 30, 4 p.m. Ord...May 30, 4.30 p.m.

Tuesday, June 3

Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu,

U.S.A., and Europe vis "Pan Ame rican Airways and Trans-Atlantic Services."

K.P.O.

June 3, 5.00 p.m..

Rex.

1,934.44

Ord

June 3, 5.30 p.m.

G.P.0.

ICA.

June 3, 5.00 p.m.

Ori.

161.00 250

1,000

June 3, 7.00 p.m.

Tuesday, June 17

Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atlantic

The

Army Headquarters

.Services." acknowledge receipt of the following donations, which have been credited to the Annual Appunt for 1941

Previously acknowledged, $3,921; Mr W. 1. Love, $25; Mr W. F. 3immons, $5; Miss Graco Ezra, $10: Mrs Emma Lee, $20. Total $5,081.

ST VINCENT PAUL The Society of St Vincent de Paul ac- knowledge receipt of the following dona-

tione in memory of the late Mr C. A. C. Rodrigues:

bolted. Complainant raised an alarm | divídual power-power for the in-the fort at Goang, in the Gondar Sliva, 12.

Dejaren.

Vibro Piling $........ ..7,20 n Marsmans Inv. (Lon) 8/6/3 1. Nathan Bond near Waterloo

CAIRO, May 25 (Router).--- Marmans Inv. (H.K.) s/- 2/1 n.

He would also learn that the ts-In Abyssinia, Free French air- when Defendant came up from be-sue was one between the lust for craft bombed. Italian troops and hind, snatched her wrist watch, and arbitrary

his fellow- and chased after Defendant. Sgt countrymen, power for a race Lewis was driving i car along overlorda to dominate the world-and Nathan Road when he saw the chase the desire for equality of rights under fighters successfully

South African bombers and and he arrested Defendant near the a common law, written or unwritten, and Alhambra Theatre.

within

cach nation and between the A sentence of six weeks' hard nations, the desire for cooperation in positions and

stead of domination.

Tsun Wan Gangsters

Lo Wing-ming, living in an un- numbered hut in Tsun Wan, has re-

labour was imposed on Defendant. women who received ported to the Police that at 3 aan, on Sunday, five men armed with a toy

these diplomas entered school in pistol and a dagger, entered his hut, September, 1937, and were scrit away ransacked his belongings and robbed

soon thereafter because of bombing him of clothing valued at $19. in Canton

About a month later they werest- called and they continued their studies throughout the intensive bombing of the city, Their course was again interrupted at the time of

Occupation of

Canton,

the

when all

Traffic Accident

Mr George of No, 1 Terrace Build-

ing, Kimberley Rond, has reported to

machine-gunned

bombed Italian transport at various pointa, scoring direct In other words, the struggle was hits on between the

Italian anti-aircraft een the blind destructive forces had unsuccessfully stood in the batteries on the River Omo. way of human progress and the

Captured By Sudanese SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" CAIRO, and

that had

creative forces that had bulk up mankind, between barbarism

NEGOTIATOR OF

INDO-CHINA'S SURRENDER

future.

MOSCOW, May 28 (Reuter).-The

the Police that on Saturday at 3 p.m. former Governor-General of Freuch

Hongkong Bank Old Pals, 50; Mr F. 1. The 5. C. M. Post has received the following donations to the Society of St Vincent de Paul:

In memory of the late Mr C. A C. Rodrigues.-Carlos Augusts Lopes, $3.

In memory of the late Mr J. R. Buller. Carlos Augusts Lapes, 43.

Rer.

Ord.

Reg. Ord,

K.P.O.

...June 17, 5 p.m. June 17, 5.30 p.m. G.F.O.

..June 17, 5 p.m.

June 17, 7 p.m.

Losses At Sea

Compensation For French And Danish Officers

As a result of representations made to the Ministry of shipping, it has been decided that French and Danish Omcore serving in British ships and holding French and Danish Certin- respectively for loss

Japanese Mercantile Cadets Start Cruise

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH".'

cates of Cos TOKYO, May 21 (Domei).The shall be

May 25 (UP)The Ministry of Education's training ships effects under the "Compensation to vilization, between the past and the General Headquarters communique Nihon Maru and. Kalo Moru with Scheme,"

Seamen (War Damage to Effects) stated that Sudanese troops took students of mercantile magne sur in chant Navy Journal recently,

states a report in the Mer- prisoner 570 Italians, 5,000 Colonials aboard, departed from Shibaura in and 3,000 Bandas after three days Tokyo. he was driving his car along Castle Indo-China, M. Robin, who passed fore Li-Commdr J. Jolly

Seven young women appeared be- norce fighting in the trackless mount-

Harbour this

morning on It had previously been reported class workc hnd to bo suspended n Peak Rond towards Taun Wan when through here early in December en Marino Court this morning charged

that French Officers who had suffered ocean cruises, nl the uln favour of service in the refugeen 10-year-old boy named Lal Chul- route to Tokyo

area north of Addis Ababa,

The Nihon Maru will visit the loss of effects owing to enemy action, campe and in the hospital, Special kwal suddenly crossed the road in agreement concerning French Indo with unlawfully boarding a ship from Debra Markos at the beginning nan Island and Shanghai, while the British fing, has been compensated A large column of Italians escaped South Seas, French Indo-China, Hal- In a seized ship serving under the credit is due to students who under front of his car. The boy was knock-China, arrived this morning on his in the harbour on Saturday with of April and have since attempted to Kaio Maru will visit Davao: In the for the loss of their effects on a scale. the circumstances have met the re- ed down by the car and was taken return journey.

out the permission of the Captain, evado capture by maving about in the Phillippines and then, returning to inferior to that applying to the quirements for the completion of to, Kowloon Hospital suffering from M. Hobla is leaving for France and were fined sums ranging from mountains Seven hundred civilians Sasobo, will continua Its training British Officers

slight_hend_injuries_and_concussion, to-night...

$10 to $20.

aro-also-in-the-party

cruise-to-Dairen; and Shanghai., vært ve

This matter, has now been rectifed

er their course,

to

negotiate the