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Thursday

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH August 28 1941.

ADVERTISEMENTS POWER OF ATTORNEY PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

25 words $2.50

for 3 days prepaid

to

the

Notice is hereby given that on account of furlough the Power of Attorney issued to Leon Henry George Frost, District Accountant at Hongkong for The Texas Com- pany (China) Ltd. at Hongkong has been cancelled and recalled.

WANTED KNOWN. WANTED-Ladies to assist in Hong-

Similar Power of Attorney has Kong's "Y" Campaign by selling "y" Jabels, Please apply

001, "Hongkong been issued to Edgar Harold Organiser, Box Telegraph or telephone 20562, All Fondlason who has been appointed proceeds to swell the Bomber Fund. District Accountant at Hongkong Any kind to surgoed Loon. Henry George FOREIGN STAMPS. needed by Fellowship, of the Bellows Frost."

and zeli for who will make up bencât of War Fund. Send any you' can spara have or can collect or

from your duplicates to F.0.3, c/o Hongkong Bank, Kowloon.

FOR SALE.

THE HONGKONG NATURALIST, Price $4 Vol. X nos. 8 and 4, (postage extra). Now on sale Bouth China Morning Post Ltd.

At

BRITISH WAR ORGANISATION FUND

·

· THE TEXAS COMPANY (CHINA) LTD.

BY P. F. LEFEVRE,

Managing Director. Hongkong, August 25th, 1941.

NOTICE

EVACUATION REPRESENTATION

COMMITTEE

Hotel, for all husbands and re- katives of evacuees and others who are interested.

(Sgd.) W. Y. TAYLOR,

Acting Hon. Secretury,

Locality

Boundary

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3. . . .

Soviets Penetrate Deep Into German Plot Exposed

Iran:

Special to the "Telegraph"

MOSCOW, Aug, 27 (UP) —It was revealed by the Tuss Agency to-day that, following the occupation by Hovlet forces of the Iranian towns of Tabriz, Ardebil, Lisar and Dilman, the Russlan advance continues and is developing in accordance with plans,

A dlapátch from Ilhataton that the Red Army is marching in three columns which have covered about 180 miles luto the south, forming almost a straight lino from the Caspian Sea to Dilman on the Iran-Turkish border. Once again, ño rasia, taneo is reported.

and Turkey.

Old Coin

Collection Court Claim Succeeds

$2,500

Abdul Aziz Rumjahn was the Defendant in damages claim instituted by Mr Mervanji Palonjl Talatt before His Honour the Chlef Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Supreme Court this morning, Plaintiff was represented by the Hon. Mr Leo d'Almada, Jr., instructed by Mr W. A. Mackinlay of Messrs Deacons. Defendant was absent.

Som

of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 1st day of September, 1941, at p.m., at the Offices of the Publia Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land: "at Cheung Sha Wan, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 73 years, commencing from lat July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Ront to be fixed by the Surveyor of a Majesty the KING, for ono further term of 24 years lesa the last three days thereof. Intending bidders are advised

Big German Plot Moscow newspapers to-day roport that immediately after the dispb. sal of the lot the Purchaser (ifed that a vast German organisation. not the applicant) will be required had already seized control of Iranian and transport commerce an authorized industry, to doposit with

and had been carrying on sabotage officer who will be present at the

and

The Statement of Claim states saw Defendant and asked for the espionaga in preparation for coup. This same organisation had anie, the sum of two hundred

he had a buyer in view. On March Biso built up an anti-Itussion and that (1) Plaintiff is a merchant coins and Defendant then said that dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum

of and carries on business at 18 Ice 7, he wrote to Defendant asking for ring consisting anti-Iranian will be refunded on payment of Russian White Guards and Armenian House Street; (2) Defendant the return of the coins and he reccly-

Nationalists to

they had whom

timo in April he saw Defendant A public meeting will be held the Purchase price.

Armenta" at the expense of Russlories on business at Wang Hing he then said that he was stul trying on Thursday, August 28, at 6 p.m. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. promised the creation of a "Greater is a commission agent and car-ed no reply to that letter.

Building, Queen's Road, Central to sell the coins. Thereafter, about week he pressed Defendant (3) On or about January 3, once n Advance Will Continue in the Rose Room, Peninsula

LONDON, AUK. 27 (UP).It is Plaintiff handed to Defendant for the return of the coins but was

that the authoritatively indicated advance on Iran will continue until and Defendant received as Agent for always put off by the same answer

collection Plaintiff

of old coins that Defendant was trying to sell there is a concrete guarantee that (which had been entrusted to Plain-them.

Plaintiff wrote to Defendant again the following the Germans are being expelled."

lo en- on June 20 no reply was received In connection with reports that the tiff for sale) upon

terms: (a) Defendant was

and he placed the matter In peace Shah had made a pledge for by guaranteeing that not of the deavour to sell the same at a price Germans would be expelled within not less than $2,500; (b) if the col-hands of his solicitors, Messra Dea and one week, it was stated, "We have lection were not sold within three cons. He saw Mr H. J. Armstrong As a result the Defendant honded been negotiating this matter for some days it was to be returned to Flain-In connection with the matter time and have had that sort of tin.

(4) Defendant negligently and in over a box which originally contained promise "before."

breach of his duty as agents: (a) all the coins but when it was handed back 31 gold and 15 silver coins were Soviet Advance Continues

without Plaintiff's authority brake

werd proceedings (Reuter)-

missing. Criminal MOSCOW, Aug. 27 Information about the progress of the up the collection; (b) without Plain-

they ant in the Police Court but Russian troops in Iran is sill laconic Uff's authority gave possession of the subsequently taken against Defend- but the place names mentioned in collection or part thereof

lectioned back the coins from Defendant. of the collection the communique leaves no doubt that person or persons; in the alternative,falled. Plaintiff still had not receiv

Dictaphone Records progress is rapid and is not meeting gave possession

without obtaining from the person or

Mr Armstrong 'slated that on June opposition.

The Soviet press strongly em- persons any or any adequate security

Ho (c) sold part of the collection for tion with a collection of coins which the Iranians.

to largely lower price than he was authorised he had handed to Defendant.

to write 10 the

received instructions "Pravda" stressea phasises that there is no quarrel with or guarantee for the return thereof; 27, Plaintiff called on him in connec

Defendant and he did so that day. feudal nature of Iran society and the to sell it.

Deprived of Use

On June 20 Defendant called to see (5) Further, or in the alternative, him and there was a fairly long in- lords and also Hitler's influence over exorbitant rents being paid to land-

or about June 27 de terview and be dictated a memoran- the Fascist officer clements of the Plaintif on Iran Army.

manded of Defendant the return of dum of it through a dictophone in It is apparent from the speed of the collection. On or about July 3, the presence of Defendant. the fussian advance into Iran that Defendant returned to Plaintiff part! After the memorandum had been motorised troeps are being largely of the collection but refused to de-

and produced, Mr Armstrong said that Hver to him.31 gold coins

after that he received from the De Iranian Cabinet Resigns,

converted fendant a box with a certain number silver coins and thereby Report

them to his own use and wrongfully of silver and copper coins. He had another interview with Defendant on LONDON, Aug. 27 (Router)-Ac-deprived Plaintif of

8 and July

part of this was dictated part cording to in Iranian spokesman ini

by dictaphone and the second Ankara, the Iranian Cabinet resigned to-day, says Martin Agronsky, the

was written out by himself.

At the end of Mr Armstrong's NBC. radio commentator...

evidence, Mr d'Almada stated that his instructions were that part of the coins

handed back was practically valueless.

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THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

New Kowloon

No. 2814

Jimetion of

Shun Ning Road & Fat Tseung Street,

Cheung Sha Wan

No. of Sale.

Registry No.

as për salà Dian.

The purchaser of the lot will to the pay. be required to

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of $-.60 per share has been declared in respect of the half year ended 30th June, 1941, on 900,000 OLD SHARES and will be payable on and after Thursday, 11th Septem-auctioneer in cash the sum of Dividend Warrants $144.00 (being 10% of the upset ber, 1941. may be obtained on application price) immediately after the fall the Company's Registered of the hammer, the balance of the premium being paid in accord- Office, P. & O. Building.

ance with the Conditions of Sale.

nt

THE REGISTER OF MEMBERS of the Company will be CLOSED from MONDAY, 1ST SEPTEM UER to THURSDAY, 11TH SEP-

1941, (both TEMBER,

days Inclusive) during which period no transfer of shares can be

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0.45 Closing Local Stock Quota-

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(Contralto) 0.47 Essic Ackland and The BBC Symphony Orchestra.

7.20 Rachmaninoff-Concerto No.

3 In D Minor, Op. 30.

Sergel Rachmaninof (Piano) and

The Philadelphia Orchestra.

8.0 London Relay The News. B.15 London Relay-War Commen-

8:25

tary.

Post

London

Relay Listening

Examination of Points in Duity Gerasan Propaganda:

0.30 Programme Summary,

8.32 The London Piano-Accordeon Band and Les Allen (Vocal).

0.0 Local Time Signal and An- nounments.

D.02 Stadlo-To-night We Fresent." 'A Review of New Records.

9.45-10.9 Nows in French (On

Short Wave Only).

9.45 Concert Walizes.

By Order of the Board of Directora.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong, 5th August, 1941.

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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 1st day of September, 1941, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one. Lot of Crown Land Tai Kok Tsui, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 of option years, with renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

Majesty the KING, for of the Sale by Public Auction

further term of 75 years. to be held on Monday, the ist

Intending bidders are advised day of September, 1911, al p.n., at the Offices of the Public that immediately after the dispo- Works Department, by Order of sal of the lot the Purchaser (It His Excellency the Governor of 20l the applicant) will be required authorised one Lot of Crown Land at to deposit with an Knu_Pui Shek, in the Colony of officer who will be present at the Hong Kong, for a term of 75 sulc, the sum of two hundred the option of dollars, ($200) in cash. This Gum years, with renewal at a Crown Rent to be will be refunded on payment of fixed by the Surveyor of His the Purchase price. Majesty

one

the KING, for one PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. further term of 75 years.

Intending bidders are advised

that immediately after the dispo-

Flattergeister (Fickle Fancy); Deli-sal of the lot the Purchaser (If rien (Jos. Strauss, arr. Holine).... Orchestra Mascotte; Blossom Dreams not the applicant) will be required Orchestra Mascotte; Hydropalhen to deposit with an authorised Waitz (Jas. Gung). Vicona officer who will be present at the

Boleme Orchestra.

10.0 London Relay The News anlo, the sum of two hundred

and News Commentary.

10.15 Dance Music.

11.0

denis."

London--“War

115 Close Down.

dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded on payment of Correspon-the Purchase price..

British Forced Down

Over Portugal

LISBON, Aug. 27 (Reuter)

British twin-engined planes

Two

came

down in Portugal to-day. One made

a forced landing on the coast close

to Lisbon and the other at Foreira

In Oporto district.

Both planes were burned out but

the crews were saved,

FELLOWS OF THE BELLOWS

JULY SCORE

435

Please Blow In!

| PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

No. of Sale.

Island Lot

Registry No.

Locality

Junction of

& Kau Puf Shek Road, Kowloon City Road

Kau Pui Shak

Boundary Meamirements

H. S. E. W.

tout font,fmet feet]

w por ele

plan.

Contents in

3. feel

Ann. Rental

спода

2.338

-

692*1#

The purchaser of the lot will

to pay

the be required to auctioneer In cash, the sum of $177.00 (being. 10% of thoupset price) Inimedlately after the fall of the hammer, the balance of the premium buing paid in accord- ance with the Conditions of Sale.

NOTICE

ba

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1940 The following rates will charged for mailing single copies of the following newspapers abroad 2. South China Morning Post

China and Macho

116 cents per copy British Empire and Foreign 25 cents per copy

Tha Hongkong Telegraph ;:

China and Masco

-10 cents per- COPY British and Foreign

220 cents per, CODY

25 cents Saturdays::

No, of Sale

Registry No.

No. 4317.

Tong Mi Road.

2

Locality

South of Kowloon

bo

TAKE YOU IRL

Inland lot No. 4231:

Boundary Measurements

X. B. E.W.

Teat feet feet feat

as per sale

plan.

Contenta

10

to

#q. feet

10,000

Amt. Rental

Upset Price

000023

Norway Unquelled

LONDON, Aug. 27 (Reuter)-Re- cent reports from Norway indicate that despite the state of slego exist- Ing, acts of sabotage are steadily in- port-to-dox creasing, according to a Moscow re-

"The German authorities have made recourse to mass arrests and concentration camps are full to over- flowing," says the report

One of the most important acts of the saboteurs occurred at Trondheim

"vlolent explosion where a heard. It

a huge dump of vras German aerial bombs."

Many, fires are raging in Norway, says tho report, especially in districts where the German Command have mititury secret

built

Important establishments.

was

Gen. Norton's District Near

Hostilities

Бате.

to some

Plaintiff claimed $2,500 damages. In evidence, Pluntur stated that in 1937 a friend of his handed him collection of coins with a view to sale and in 1930 he in turn handed

to these coins

sell to the Defendant for $2,500.

On January 3, 1939, De Iendant gave him a receipt (produc- ed) for the coins.

At this point, Mr d'Almada pointed out that there was on admiss the Defendant on receipt that coins were valued at $2,500.

Always Put Off Continuing, Plaintiff stated

the

Mr d'Almada submitted that under the circumstances there could be no question that the true value of the that the Plaintiff had been de, prived of by a wrongful act of De- fendant Was

fendant in the

that acknowledged by

which was

one of the terms upon which he receipt of January 3.

His Lordship gave judgment to handed those coins to Defendant was

and that if they were not sold within Plaintiff for $2,500 and costs, three days they were to be returned. also granted an application for an After the three days were over he order for Immediato execution.

Stiffening Production

Of Priorities In U. S. A.

Special to the “Telegraph”

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 (Domel)-Mr Edwards R. Siet- tinius, Chairman and Director of the Priorities Board, has effected a broad revision of priority rules in a new regulation that American manufacturers must accept orders for war sup- plies for the United States, Great Britain, Soviet Union, China and certain other countries even though such acceptance. may delay or prevent deliveries of civilian goods,

The regulation states that the

defence orders include not only

the United States Army, Navy

and other defence agencies, but thosc of Britain, Belgiuni,

China, Greece,, the Netherlands,

QUETTA, Aug. 27 (Reuter)The Norway, Poland, Russia, Yugo- disclosure that conditions on elther Slavia but also Government

The purchaser of the lot will side of Baluchistan on the Iranian orders for delivery and entry to the border are perfectly peaceful was any other country in the Wes- to рау required auctioneer in cash the sum of made to "Reuter" by Lieut-General

E.

Hitherto any manufacturer ac- (independent) district with

cepted an order which carried Gove $2,000.00 (being 10% of the upset Western in Commander of the tern Hemisphere,

preference priority or price) immediately after the fall headquarters at Quetta.

He expressed satisfaction with the crnment

0 it of the hammer, the balance of

and ahead of other orders with lower or India from any aggression the premium being paid in accord-arrangements for the protection of rating, he was required to

General Sir Archibald no ance with the Conditions of Sale. endorsed

to accept the order if he did not, so choose. would be firmly

It is

is recalled that the requirement

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Wavell's recent statement that India compellet. However, he was

defended.

under

not

Speaking of the territory his command, which extends from forcing a manufacturer to take or Karachi to the border of the North-ders was first included in the regula west Frontier Province and includes tion placing plg kon under priority

producers, Baluchistan, General Norton said control, but it is now extended to

dis that the defences were strong and all manufacturers,

tributors and dealers In the United invulnerable.

States.

Other Provisione Other major provisions of the re- vised priority system include, firstly, a method under which persons who are unable to obtain material with which to make defence goods may from the Priorities

NAZIS IMPRISON

CUBANS

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

BERLIN, Aug. 28 (UP)--The

Division In

orders

inust

Exchange At A Glance

T.T. India

TT. U.S.A.

BELLING

T.T. London

Demand London

.1/2% .1/2%

T.T. Shanghai TT. Singapore TT Japan

480

.102

n.

825%

.2418

TT. Manlia

40%

TT. Balavin

46%

TT. Bangkok T.T. Saigon

.148

100

T.T. Franco

T.T. Switzerland. T.T. Australia

.107

1/02

BUYING

4 m/s L/C London

4 m/s D/P London

4 m/s.L/C U.S.A.

4 n/a Franco 30 d/s India

1/3 1/339

254

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.02 U.5. Cross rate in N.X.

Duff Cooper In Honolulu

official news-agency, states: "A receive help deliveries; second- number of Cubans in the occu- the requirement that firms hold- schedule pied territories have been iming defence prisoned for activity inimical to their production so that deliveries the state and threatening Ger will be made on the dates required;

thirdly, the

the subjecting of intra-com-

SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPHING man security."

pany deliveries deliveries from one branch company to another to the

Aug 17 (UP)—Mr HONOLULU Huntziger Appointed me restrictions applying to inter-

To Lead Troops

company deliverlos, and, fourthly, a Duff Cooper arrived here, this prohibition, against accumulating ex-morning by Clipper en route to Sin- gapore and said that Britain wants NEW YORK, Aug, 27 (UP)—The ceas Inventories.

the United States to continue the to-day stated that British B.B.C.

present war aid and to enter the war that announced Radio at Vichy

Factively. General Huntziger has been appoint- ed Commander-in-Chief- troops in North Africa.

Mr. Williams, Chief Officer of a The former Commander, General Odet has been recalled and named Briush ship in Hongkong, reports military Commander: at, Toulouse, the loss of 382 feet of one inch chait, vessel There was no mention of General valued at £20, from the Weygand

of all Vichy Ship's Chain Lost

yesterday,

He declined to speculate on the length, of the war nor the winner.

He made no comment to a question regarding the potential Japanese Ilirent, against: Bingapor

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ACTIVITY ON THREE CHINA

FRONTS

CHUNGKING, Aug. 27 (Central in Choklang, Klangsu and Anhwel. News)-Sharp fighting is developing A crack Chinese column forced on entry into Yuhang north of the and 15 miles west of Chichtong River Hangchow on August 25, killing over 200 Japanese. The following morn ing they turned to attack the Japan- ese at Fenghuangshan southwest of

while

Yunner Chinese column menn-

succeeded in breaking into Wukang, about 10 mlies north of Yuhang, where they inflicted about. 300 casualties upon the Japanese and. captured considerable booty.

On the south bank of the Chlentang River Chinese troops made successful attacks in the outskirts of Sicoshan, opposite Hangehow.

A concerted

was also launch- on ed by three Chinese columns

wine-producing town. Shaohing, about 35 miles southeast of Hang- chow, at midnight on August 25,

Houre Set Afire Pelkuanchen, a town about 20 milea west of Shaching, was the scene of severe fighting on August 25 when a determined the Chinese made attack.

Japanese set

fro The

to of rows houses and retreated to the eastern part of the town where they were encircled and subjected to fur- ther assaults.

A fierce engagement took place simultaneously at Nanmiao, south of Yuyao, as a result of a Chinese attack.

Several Chinese columns started a concerted drive toward Changhing on the west shore of the Taihu Lake, about 60 miles northwest of Hang- chow, on the night of August 25. Under Heavy Bombing

A Chinese force broke into Kao- tha chun, an Important city on

the. Klangsu-Anhwel-border-on- morning of August 20, and recaptured the city. Hundreds of Japanese casualties were inflicted. The Japan- csc withdrew to a point east of the city, where they made a stand, and walted for reinforcements. At noon upon the arrival of reinforcements Japanese a squadron of nine bombing planes. they launched couter-attack. Over 100 high ex- plosives were dumped on the city by the Japanese planes. But the Chin-

held their ground and fought ataunchly.

ese

On the south bank of the Yangtze River in Anhwel, Chinese troops made an attack at Huanglitsung, a point southeast of Tungliu, at mid- night on August 23. While fighting was going on, the Chinese fald mines In their rear. Afterwards, they feigned a retreat and the Japanese who gave pursuit blasted by the mines.

were

Japanese Attack, SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH”. HOPEH FRONT, Aug. 28 (Domel). Closing up the southern side of the cordon stretched against the Communist "forces in the Hopeli- Shansi border area; strong Japanese Army forces on August 23 launched a smashing campaign along the southern Hopch boundary.

The most important enemy supply base in the art of Yihsien, was re-

Tanghuchen,

miles southwest

15.

on

duced by the Japanese forces August 25, while another Japanese detachment defeated Chinese forcen retreating near Palpu and Shenchong, 20 miles southwest of Yihslen.

Foochow Withdrawal FOOCHOW, Aug. 28 (Reuter) — Japanese occupation forces are ex- pected to be totally withdrawn with- in a week. Their ultimate destina- tion is believed to be Indo-China for en offensive against Yunnan Provin ce, according to reports circulating in the city,

Dominions Approve Atlantic Charter

LONDON. Aug 27 (Router)All Dominion Governments were kept Informed of the progress of the talica between, President Roosevelt and Mrs Winston Churchill which took place somewhere in the "Atinolic): and Sled to the formulation of what is, now. known as the Atlaptle Charter, states

bby Correspondent "Reuters Lobby

Whole-hearted approval has been expressed by all Dominion Govern ments to the British Government at the terms and aims of the chi