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Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Nazi Information Base FAUSANG Operating In Ireland

(Mr)

LONDON, July 3 (Reuter).A "menace to the safety of Britain" due to the case with which German agents are able to cross the border from Ulster to Eire and despatch information to Germany in seated diplomatic bags was alleged at question time in the House of Commons to-day by Sir William Davidson.

The Home Secretary Herbert Morrison), however, declared that the questioner was under misapprehension in thinking that 110 precautions were taken to hinder German agents crussing the border. On the contrary, all practical steps had been taken.

Several questioners continued, to funist upon the urgency of the matter. The North Irish member, Sir Hugh O'Neill, asserted that the position was unsatisfactory. He urged Mr More rison, in conjunction with the Prime Minister, to go into the matter per-

smally,

"Diplomatic Imniunity

Me Morrison promised to do 50. Other members asked whether Britain had any power to preven the inclusion of secret information in diplomatic bags from Dublin to Ber-

was also stated that there was a radio transmission station in the German Legation in Dublin.

Mr Morrison replied that it would be contrary to public interest to dis- close measures taken to control the dispatch of Information out of the British Isles but all possibilities are boyne in mind.

Preventing Pro-Axis Smuggling

COMMONS ON PUBLICITY

New Arrangements

MYSTERY

No Details of Reports Of Piracy

The Jardine ship Fausung, which was reported to linve been altneked by pirates on its way from Shang- hai, arrived yesterday but details' of the voyage are still very obscure. When the ship arrived In Kowloon Bay about 4.30 p.m. Police boarded her and remained taking statements from passengera and officers until about 10 pan.

ول

Officers lator told newspaper men who boarded the ship that they had been instructed not to say anything. Passengers were equally rellcent.

From another source it was learn- ed that the pirates were dressed in Chinese military uniform and up- LONDON, July 3 (Reuter)-peared to be under the control of

officers. This beiter The Conservative member, Mr Japanese

that the Gammans, in the House of strengthened by the fact

Japanese naval authorities were able Commons to-day, took part into abtain a very speedy refense of the debate on Sir John Ander- the master, Captain R. E. Hulden, son's speech on the Govern- and the Russian Guard, who had ment's news and publicity policy. been taken away by the pirates and He said that he doubted whether the arrangements explained by

the the Lord President of Council would meet the ease.

member. Mr

held for ransoni.

Waichiaopu Chief

中國

July 4, 1941.

LETTERS

Germany And Free China The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph.

I

Sir,in your issue of July 9, 1 am named as having long argued for pro-Allied intervention by China in war which your country--50 read daily in your columns-is night- ing to prevent Germany from en- slaving the world. While white- skin men as well as Ethiopians and sundry Negro tribes have been wel comed to fight by your side, it ap appears-necording to you that Chinese nro not wanted,

Your reason is at China must

not intervene against Germany pe- cause Hitler posalbly hopes that the German recognition of Nanking may provoke China to take such a aten

as declaring war on him and his Allies, which might then enable him to insist upon that vital glause in the Tripartite Pact by which the sign- tories, given certain eventualities, go to each other's aid.". And you advise

"to act warily, or Chungkin

CH

she might take a step which would do more harm than good to her own cause and that of her friends, Bri- tain and Americn."

I invite you to re-examine this argument with me. The German re- Ching-wel'a Wang Dr Que Tai-chi, China's new Fer-ognition

regime menus that Germany re- eign Minister, snapped at the Chucognises Nanking: ns the legitimate king airport on his arrival to assume Government of the Republic of China

Quo'sensent his new post. One of Dr

and, by necessary implication, Gen- fret omletal acts was to announce the erni Chiang Kai-sheft's Government termination of diplomatic relations in Chungking ceases to

on with Germany and Italy consequent international entity so far 38

Ger- The same is Axis recognillon of the Wang

many in concerned. (Photo: Thomas

true of the ather Powers who have Ching-wel regime.

Kwang).

necorded de Jure recognition to Nan- king, namely, Japan, Italy, Itumanla, Spain, Hungary, Bulguri, Slovakia,

The ship was about a day from Shanghai and was sheltering at Sha- cheng from the typhoon on June 28 when the was boarded by a party of mez wearing Chinese military The IA.F. bombing of Germany uniform who came alongskle in two would be increased in effectiveness faunches in the dead of night, taking captain and crew completely accompanied by the right sort of the

unawares. Captain Hokien and the propaganda.

Guard were taken away but nobody Ministry Criticised

on H.was injured and nothing was stolen. The Liberal Genham White,, who was "dismayed" They were helt for about two days the rescou that go little alteration was proposed, before being released, said that he did not criticise the having been affected by the Japoneze Ministry of Information for not doing naval units.

How the Chief Omleer, Mr A. I. what German propagando had done!

Jones, succeeded in weighing anchor but the Ministry IN

"Ereat a amorphous conglomeration without and getting away still remains to be

(told. spine

and pparently without 2 A little more fight is shed an the heart,"

Mr White objected to Sir John affair by a cable received from Domel in Shanghai yesterday. This states: Anderson's remarks about the British

"Left

stranded 21 Council which, he said, would #IVS i wrong impression because the work of the Comell was purely educational, cultural and entirely dissociated from propaganda.

AMERICAN

Since Chungking does not juristi-

It Germany, cally exist vis-a-vis

the

SILK

PYJAMAS

follows that nothing done by VISAS

Government t the wartime capital can be treated by Germany as the

het of

Government- China, ie Ne, which alone can

B

bind China withi

the Shacheng, Washington to Approve net legn Fakien, the English captain and white Russian Drst mate of the Jur-

All Applications

the meaning of dine freighter were rescued on June

the vital clause of the Triparilte 36 by Japanese naval units.

The Consulate General of the Pact."

Hence, the active interven- Proceeding to Hongkong from United States of America in Hong-thon of Chungking against Germany Monckton May Resign Shanghal, the British freighter ran kong is in receipt of general instrus-would not be an act on which Hitler LONDON, July 3 (Reuter)-An into a typhoon on June 28 and puttinns that, commencing on July could bottom a treaty demand for

repercussion to P. I. Ships' Inspection immediate

the in at Shacheng to weather the storm. 1841, all non-Americans wish to action by Japan. changes in the Ministry of Informas Mr L. A, Searle, AS.P. who ledenier the United States must seeuro

Even if Japan were forced to lake Fact, MANILA, July 3 (Reuter)—

special flon announced in the House of the Police party on board, said he the advance approval of

Washington, D.C., b.uction as a signatory of the The Customs Bureau has ordered Commans to-day was the news that was not prepared to make a state-committee

China? the inspection of all Japanese the Director-Cicneral, Sir Watter ment until he had seen the reports, fore any American Consul can issue what could she do declare war on But, putting aside the stark which would not be in his hands my resign.

This new procedure applies fact that the Japanese have visa.

been to [! non-Americans wishing to

China ships in Philippine ports to pre-Monelton, inay

His comment wan "If the powers until to-day. vent a possible evasion of export that be want to attack a tank with a Mr C. T. Tod, Manager of Inrdine's enter the United States for any ren-doing a nice work of death in

years, also boarded son, including students, travellers, during exactly four full control by carrying cargoes of pitchfork, we will go to it. But don't shipping department. strategic materials billed for the start telling us that our pitchfork is the vessel and assisted the Polier in transients, the alien wives of Ameri-Japanese declaration of war would

can citizens, merchants andl their mean war against Nankingt

latter's recognition by Germany has United States and diverting a tank because we think that

wives, etc.

Persons desiring to secure

made it, vis-a-vis the German Gov- them to Japan.

migration visas, (students, perman-ernment, the sole legitimate Govern ent residents, and the husbands ortment of the whole of China and at wives of American citizens), are re-the same thine has turned Chungking quired to submit to the cominilce in into a rebel organ vis-a-vis Nanking. Washington complete biographical Germany and Japan.

Cargoes consigned

the United to States are exempt from licences re- gardless of the carrier.

The Nozima Maru, ordered to un- load in Manila Bay, bad loaded 6,000 tor of chromium ore and was load- ing copra and hemp in Manila, all consigned the United States.

The Bordeaux Maru is on its way to the United States, carrying 3,600 tons of chromium ore and 1,000 tons of coprn.

The Sydney Maru, last reported to be loading manganese ore at Bhol, has not answered queries of its

whereabouts.

know the difference."

wo

Russians In Vichy Area Investigated

VICHY, July 3 (Reuter). Many Russians rounded up in France after

their inquiries.

STRONGER TUTUILA

Vichy's break with the U.S.S.R. have New Guns for American been released, recording to a com-i

Warship at Chungking unique lesued by the Vichy Govern

ment to-day.

Posthumous V.C. To fall Russians in France was regu-

Indian Officer

lar.*

im-

The

data on a prescribed form, and twa You approve Chungking's sever- relations with afidavits of sponsorship and finan-once of diplomalie

measures.

elal support signed by sponsors who Germany. I am not sure that that are residing in the United States is the right riposte to Hitler. Be- and who are either American cliizens cause German recognition of Nan- German or aliens legally admitted. These king necessarily involved

from recognition of forms may be procured at the Ame-withdrawal The communique says that "a great |

Chungking, June 19.

rican Consulate General or from the Chungking. 1 take it that number of arrests" were carried out The United States gunboal Tutuila, Department of State in Washington. has attempted to sever as a measure of national security which was nearly hit by Japanese Applicants who desire 10 secure reintions which have already been No, the ap- ordered by Admiral Darlan. It ex-bombers in recent raids, will soon visas with a minimum loss of time severed by Germany.

arma-may advise their sponsors in plained that the authoritics had to get additional anti-aircraft

thepropriate counter-blow should be a assure themselves that the "position ment, it was learned to-day.

United States to secure these forms declaration of pro-Allied intervention The only unit of the American directly from the Department of to be Implemented by certain obvious navy's Yangtze patrol operating in State. "The acrested persons are brought Free China waters will get her new Biographical Data Required

for before local "Sifting

over the Burma road, comunisstons un

Applicants

non-immigration possesses visas (travellers, transients and mer- At present the Tututin SIMLA, July 3 (Reuter). The whose task is to decide whether they

only six or eight 38 calibre machine chants and their wives) will also be the completed King has opproved of the posthum can be safely set at liberty." Moscow Retoria

guns, which the Navy personnel man required to submit ous award of the Victoria Cross to

are biographical data form, as well as MOSCOW, July 3 (Reuter).The during raids. However, these Subadar Richpal turn of the 6th

Japanese two affidavits of sponsorship. These Rajputann Rißes for outstanding internal and external polley of the ineffective against the

of Vichy gives raiders which normally fly at all-falter may, however, be completed by in action during the fight-maddened ok men gallantry

between

abrond ore tudes

10,000 andi 15,000 reputable interested parties sufficient confirmation that they are -ing-in

-in-tho-Michile East, it is uncially now nothing but agents of German

in cases in which the applicant lacks The machine guns announced.

are designed relatives or friends in the This is the second award of a faselsin" says the "Pravda"

Vichy Govern principally to ward off dive-bomber States. In cases of extreme urgency, Transport Firm Plans To

the information

the contained In attacks, which the Japanese have not affidavits and biographical data fornis Victoria Cross to an Indian officer first reaction to the

Donate Nine Machines to break relations in this war. The first was to 2/Lieut ment's decision

yet instituted on any large scale in Premindra Singh Bhagat of the In- with Russia.

may be sent to Washington by cable raids. the dian Englacera,, serving with

The Royal Bombay Sappers in clearing 15 minefields following the capture of Melemon.

Hsinking Has Raid Exercise

giving

United

The rupture of diplomatic rela- their Chu would fire. it was at the expense of the applicant.

tions with Russia is justified by nothing and it is an offence against understood,

France".

Veteran Retires

only

If it were obvious

EUGENE CHEN.

PLANES FOR CHINA

pledged

Representing the largest single The foregoing procedure has arisen donallon in the 1,000-Warplane Fund from the national emergency and the Campaign to date, the Sin Sui Com- the dignity and honour of the French that the Japanese were attacking the need for ensuring the nullonal de- pany, one of the leading Chinese

or the Ls gunboat or people. The hour of retaliation

American Embassy fence. While the new procedure will transportation concerns, with head coming when the fascist bandits and which is only a few hundred yards cause considerable delay, and incon-office in Hongkong and 30 branches their agents will be thrown out of from the Tutuila's anchorage on the venience, It is not intended to cause all over Free China, has

south shore of the Yangtze river.

$1,350,000 for the purchase of a the exclusion from the United States The new shipment of armaments of any reputable applicants. w include a number of 50 calibre Further information will be sup-sented to the Chinese Government. machine

ine guns which will be shipped piled upon application to the Ame from Lashio over the Burma roud to Fivan Consulate General. LONDON, July 3 (Reuter) Mr Chungking.

Throughout more than two years rald exercise is being staged through- Arthur Henry Hall, Chief Super

Royal Aircraft of raids on Chungking the Tutuila intendent of the the population establishment at Farnborough, retires has escaped without damage, all day to take cover from sham air to-day, says the Ministry of Aircraft recently the Japanese have attacks until the all-cicar is sound-production.. ed.

HSINKING, July 3 (Reuter).

Taking no chances in

view of the

present uncertainty, a three-day alr

out Manchukuo beginning to-day.

Sirens will warn

with

To-night the capital has picte binck-out

raking the sky.

but

been

MR WELLES' BENIGN HOPE

shifting their operatlans to include Mr Hall was due to retire in April the south bank of the Yangtze and

Japan Will Keep Peace com- but agreed to continue. He has been have been coming too close to the

searchlights in charge of the establishment since embassy and gunboat for

1928.

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The General Manager of the Cam- pany, is

Is Mr Chu Ping, native of Sinicang. He expressed the hope that other transportation concerns in the Interior would follow sult

the campaign to a order to bring success.

in

Unreserved efforts, he said, will be exerted during the months of WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reuter). July, August and September to raise -Mr Sumber Welles, Assistant the huge sum so that the Company Secretary of State, stated at his press will be able to present the nine air- conference to-day that the United States Government naturally hoped craft to the Government on National the Independence Day on October 10, at

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that the attitude Japanese Government in the

wor

would be of such a character as to make for the maintenance of peace in the Pacific.

a presentation ceremony to be held In Chungking.

of the Com-

The Sin Sui Company was organis- fed in the spring of 1932 for trans- This statement was made in reply portation services mainly between to a question as to whether the Sulyuan, Kansu and Slakiang. After United States had official Information the outbreak of the concerning

the polley adopted by hostilities, the Suiyuan Japan.

service was disrupted and the Com- The Japanese Government, Mr Welles said, had officially stated that any sustained tremendous losscy.

Tho Company then

en turned its atten- it had reached a decision as to Ito

Lion to the south-west where branch policy.

And the course

1

would pursue in world affairs.

His remarks expressing the hope that Japan's attitude would make for peace in the Pacific followed.

Recall of Shipt

NEW YORK, July 3 (Reuter), Reports that the Japanese Govern- ment has ordered all Jnponese ships

offices were established. At present It is handling transportation along the Burma Road and between Kun- ming. Kwelyang, Wuchow, Liuchow and Hengyang.

RANGOON, July 3 (Reuter). The

GMT. on July 4.

to return to home ports Jack con- G.O.C. is broadcasting at 1.15 pan.

firmation in Washington.

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