1941-09-29 — Page 5

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 29, 1941.

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Anglo-U.S. Delegates In Moscow

MOSCOW, Sept. 28 (Reuter). Lord Beaverbrook, ir Averell Harriman and other members of the British and American dele- gations to Moscow arrived here This evening..

They were met.by.M. Vishin- aky, Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affaira, Admiral Kusnotsov, Commissar for the U.S.S.R. Navy, General 'Golikov; Deputy Chief of the General Staff, M. Sobolley, Secretary-General of the Foreign Commissariat, Sir Stafford Cripps, the British Ambassador, Mr Laurence Stoin- hardt, the United States Ambas- sudor, and personnel of both Embassies.

FAILURE OF NEURATH

New Wrath To Come

BY "REUTER'S" DIPLOMATIC

·CORRESPONDENT

LONDON, Sept. 28.-Lending up to the dramatic events of this week- end in Czecho-Slovakia is the long story of the battle to suppress the Czechs fought by an aging German diploma of the old. school. (Baron von Neurath) who tried vainly to work through Nazl methods though he was not himself an original mem- ber of the Nazi Party.

He was made an honorary member of the Black Guard in 1937. Von Neurath's realgnation this week-end

is his second great failure. His first

failure was his innbility to retain his post as Foreign Minister in Hitler's Gavernment.

DEFENSE OUTPOST—The United States, having taken Greenland under its protection, is now rapidly building naval bases on that bleak Island. This photo, one of the first revealing U. S. forces in Greenland, shows two patrol boats tied alongside an oil tanker and Návy transport."

U.S. Oil Industry To Construct

Longest Pipe-line In

The World

Miss Ho Wai-king

Again Breaks

HENRY COTTON Angle spike

National Records GOLF SHOES

Three Chinese National records

were shattered at the All-Chinere designed for golfers Schools Swimming gula At Lal by a golfer

chikak yesterday. The gala, was held under the auspices of the Itongkong and Kowloon Residents' Union Clubs,

Min Ho Wai-king broke two Nallonat records by returning the excellent time of 35.2 seconds for the Women's 50 moires tree-style and 1 minute 32.0 pecs for the Women's 100 metres Back- stroke. You Sal-kwan, clocking 21 minutes 20 seconds, broke the record for the Men's 1,500 metres free-style.

Mr Leung Tung-fung. Hon. Advisor of the Club, presented the prizes.

Results were as follow:

relay.--1.

1

Men's 150 metres modtey iting Chuen School "A"; 2, Canton Uni- versity; 3, Iling Chtien School "B". minute 41-4 seconds.

Women's 150 metres medley relay-1. Canton University; 2, Hing Chuen School, 2 min, 11 sect.

Ben's 30 metres free-style.-1, Txang Cheong-ming (Canton "": 1. Chan Chiu-cheong Canton : 3. John Dal (Hing Chuan), 29-3 secs.

Ha

Women's 5 metras fren-style-{, Wat-king: 2. Ng Po-king (fling Chuen). 35-2 week. (Chinese National record).

Men's 200 metres breast-stroke---3, Chan Chiu-cheang (ling Chuen): 2. Wong Lok tim Fling Chuen). 3 Tang Cheong-po (Canton "U), 3 min B- sec.

Women's 10 metres breast-siroke,——), Na Shlu-lin (Bng Chuen); 2, Sham Wal yung (Canton "U"); 3, Chan Chol-ping (Link Ying). 3 min, 40 sec.

Men's 100 metres free-style-1, Txang Cheong-ming (Canton "U"); 2 John Dal (ing Chueni 3 Chong Shout-ping (Kwok Man "U"), 60.2 HOCH,

Women's 100 metres free-style...), Ho Walking: 2 Sum Put Canton "U"); 4. Trang Fung-kwan. 1 min. 24 secs,

Men's 400 metres tree-style-1. Yau Bal-kwan (Contan "U"); 2. Cheong Shurt. ping (Kwok Man "U"); 3, Trang Cheong- aning (Canton "U"), B'mins. 30.1 secx.

Women's 400 metres free-style,-1, Sum Pul: E. Ng Chiu-lin [fing Chuen), 8 mins. 4* RCCB.

pala Yeung Man-wak. (Iling Chuen);

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 (UP).—Defence Oil Co-ordinator, Harold L. Ickes, recently received the oil industry's plan for immediate construction of the longest s single pipe-line in the world-an 1,820-mile line from the Texas and Louisiana fields

to the New York-Philadelphia refining area.

The pipe-line would handle 250,000 barrels of oil daily from the Texas and Louisiana fields by way of Illinois. Eleven large Enmity With Ribbentrop oll firms drew up the agreement for the construction.

They propose creation of two,

and

war

Neurath bitterly hated hated by Ribbentrop, whose policles

privately-

he has often opposed. When in 1937 jointly-owned and Ribbentrop...was appointed Hitler's financed pipe-line corporations, Ambassador In London, Neurath to take care of the line's con- declared to a "Reuter" corresponstruction and operation.

dent: "Believe me, it is still I who i control. German's foreign policy no

remam

under whleh

be

matter what Journeys abroad Ribben-would become effective when Presi- The agreement for its construction trop may choose to make."

dent Roosevelt proclaims the need That statement did not true long, for only n Low months of such a pipe-line for defence pur- later, In February, 1930, he was poses, setting forth terms and con-

It is lo succeeded by Ribbentrop as Foreignditions Minister.

constructed and operated, and grant- His rule

the right Czecho-Slovakia hasing the corporations nover been a success and several i exercise the eminent domain in time, he is understood to have asked nequiring rights-of-way, In the event Hiller for permission to resign. Now they cannot be obtained through or- It seems, lic. has insisted as he can'dinary channels, carry on no longer.

in

Ruthless Successor

to

Under the agreement, one corpora- construct, operate and maintain:

RUNAWAY -SHIP ON

THE CLYDE

Kwong Wah Surprise S. China

(Continued from Page 6.)

ments, and as for Lee Wal-tong, he was too well marked by Lee Kwok- wal to be of much danger. The two wings sent across some good centres," and the left winger, Lee Shek-you wasted innumerable chances by his

Stopped In Time By slow methods in parting with the

Young Seaman

ball.

다

Both keepers had a lol to man throughout, and Lee Kwok-kee came out of the afternoon's fray with fly- ing colours, for he saved at least un three occasions by diving full length for the ball.

"The Play

Hundreds of people saw dive fully clothed from the George V. Bridge, Glasgow, recently, and swith to the rescue of a steamer which had broken from her moorings and was drifting helplessly with no one un board.

Heydrich, who now takes over, in tion, would feared throughout Germany as one of the most ruthless of the Nazis. west of Shreveport, La., near the 1. A 22-Inch pipe-fine originating Young, vigorous and ambitious, be Texas border, and extending to his own ship. has probably been directly respon- sible for more killings thun any man

nan point near. Salem, Ill.

5 the country, It was he who 2. A 10-Inch lite from Salem to ordered many of the executions of Wood River, Illinois, to tap lines Hitler's opponenta in the famous carrying oil from Oklahoma, Kansas, purge of June 80, 1934, and it is he Texas, mid-continent and linols who has been sent wherever ruthless (areas,, action has been preded in the Muzi 3. A 24-inch pipe-time from the Interest. 4

In 1930 came the news that junction of the first two lines, near Heydrich had been appointed to take Salem, to the New York and Fla- charge Nerve," a super-Gestapo to watch Aning centres. --over-members-of-the-Gestapo – who-

wah.

For the Brst Avt minutes ploy was The man was Henry Newby, a 27- confined to South China's half where years-old merchant seaman, of Live Chin Chi-fan's centre was well held was on a few hours' shore leave from lowed by Cheuk Shek-kam balloon- ingston-street, South Shields, who by Tam Kwan-hon, which was fol- ing over when well placed. At the Crossing the George V. Bridge, he other end, Lee Wai-tong's pass to saw a small constal vessel drifting Chin Chi-fal saw the latter trans almost broadside on and in danger ferring the ball to Lee Shek-yau Fok Ylu- of fouling other vessels moored along only to see him robbed. by the river.

The coaster had broken her noor- Chau Man-chi was 'given posses- Ings under the strain of a strong son but was unable to do much with at his heels. down-stream lide and current. Her Young Tse-cheung mast had caught a suspension bridge However, following a passing bout, 200 yards further up the river and Chau Mun-chi tested Lee Kwok-kee but did not find the keeper wanting a breakaway Wong King- From....a were themselves sowing discontent and equipment to

4. Tank" fortis," pumping "stalions dived-40ft.-into-the-muddy-Clyde.--|

deliver 200,000 A few strokes brought him along chung was given the ball, but was then about "Hitler's pact with the barrels daily to terminal points otside the bow, and, grasping the robbed by Tsang Chung-wan. As Soviet.

He is the author of a book on Bayonne, New Jersey and Philadel- broken mooring rope, he swarmed the latter was dallying with the ball,

nbcard hand over hand.

Chan Tak-tal cut across and sent in espionage published for members of pla

# a cross shot which deflected off Tam Controls Ship the Nazi Party.

Survey In Progress

"The ship was drifting almost Kwan-hon's foot. But.Chin Chi-fan The other corporation would con- broadside on the current as I rushed came across to crash the ball into the NEPAL'S LOYALTY inch pipe-line extending from the viewer.

struct, operate and maintoin 22-for the helm," Newby told the internet to give Kwong Wah the lead.

Again Attacking "I turned it hard over to East Texas of field to a point near port, but the engines were not run- With the score against them, South TO CAUSE OF Shreveport, where it would connecting, and the ship did not answer to China once again took up the attack

with the other line.

the rudder,

In the second period, but bad luck BRITAIN

Survey parties already are in the "I hung on however, and the bow faced them every time they took, a feld and aerial mapping of the pro- came slowly round. As it did so shot at goal. KHATMANDUS, Nepal, Sept. 28 posed router is in progress. Actual two dock officials came alongside in (Reuter)"A just cause gives hun-construction of the lines cannot be D ferryboot. dredfold strength is its arms and, started, however, until the route has Thousands of people must have fighting ng Britain is with grim een maped and rights-nt-way obreen the delfting ship, but no one determination for an unselfish end, Itained.

reemed to realise the danger she was there con be no doubt of ultimate

vessels," he added. Just, Shere Jung Shum Buhrdur * Prime Minister of speeded now by use of mechanical Nepal, addressing a Durbar to-day. ditch diggers and by tractors which

reiterated Nepal's unswerving haul

haul in and bend the pipe, the sec attachment to Britain. He referred tions of which are welded together. lines normally tunnel under to the satisfactory manner in which the work of providing 20,000-sultable roads, railroads and streams and recrults with a view to adding 20 cross larger rivers. Some pipe-lines battalions to the existing depend on gravity for maintaining British Gurkha regiments had been the flow. Others have booster-pump done.

stations which step up the flow.

of the "People's Information delphia area, with, branches to re- aby leapt over the parapet and in his duty.

Jah

h Sir declared Mahar

extra

Men's metres back-stroke,-), John 3. Wong Lok-lai (Jing Chuen). min.

Women's 100 metres back-stroke.---1. Fung-kwan; 3. Sum Put, min 33,0 secs, (Chinese Na tanal record).

You Men's 1,500 metres free-style.—1. Bal-kwan (Canton "U"; Cheung Shuet ping: 3, Chan Cheong-ming. 21 mins. 20 secs. (Chinese National record).

Men's 200 metres

Ho Waking; 2, Tan

2. Canton Uni Hing Chuen School -style relay.-), versity: 3. Ring Chuen School "B" 2

min. 4.4 BOCI,

Women's 200 metres free-style retay. 1. Conten University: 2 Hing School. 1 mins. 483 secs.

Chuen

'Civil Servants' Cross-Harbour Race

There were 31 entrants, including two, women and three children, in the annual Harbour Race held by the Hongkong Chinese Civil Ser- vants' Club yesterday.

All the participants completed the course, which began from Sha Kwo Leng near Kowloon City and ended at the Club's Pavilion at North Point, a distance of about 1,600 metres,

Ho Poon-kan came in first with a time of 28 minules and 25 seconds. or the two women who partielpated. Miss Tseng Sau-chun came in first, and 45 seconds, Thirteen-year-old was first among the children, and re-

a time

55.5 of 31 minutes turned seconds.

Following were the results in order of arrival:

Men--Ho Poog-kan; Tsang Ylu: Kwong Yiu-wing: Tseng Lau-kwan; Lo Wing-cheung: Chan Taz-ning! J. Bowen: So Cheung Hom: Tseng Wing-kee Kwok-wing. In Fung sze: To Yuk-king: Jim Kam-wa; Poon Kam-tim; Wong Pul-kou; Leung

Chan Tat-shing; Chung-kee; Yeung Lit-wah: Hum Ya chak: Chung Wang-kee; Shin Ching: Li Shu-pun: Chân Kâm-kwan; Tam Hung- kwan: Tam Hung-kwan: Chan Tung- put and TrangTM Un

Women:-Tseng Sau chun. ond

Children:-Leung iin-yuen, Leung Yeung Kam-mul. Hin-kin and Bo Kwok-wa.

clocking 32 minutes Leung Hin-yuen,

Japan And The Axis

In

Pipe-line construction, once an ur- likely to become to ether berthed as South China did everything bar kept their hands in their pockets"

duous,

Ti

tine-consuming

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Holy Sepulchreung-fat most crucial A.R.P. Guard

Spanish Observation MADRID, Sept. 20 (Reuter).. Lee Tak-kec came into the picture

correspondents nt -the with several good efforts but at least Japanese two of his shots had Lee Kwok-kee Foreign Press Club in Berlin vester-

day did not hold up their hands well beaten only to strike the bar.

Kwang Wah had several hectic Nazi salute but stood to attention

while some minutes in front of their goal

other

correspondents scoring. The situation was relieved when the German and Nazi anthems when Lee Kwok-wal robbed Chau were played after the broadcast an- Man-chl and booted the ball to Tinnoucement of the end of the battle

of Klev. Yung-fat. However with the attacks

it did at the pertod of the game, Kwong Wah's defence held out. Further efforts by Chau Man-chi and Lee Tak-kee The world shrine of Chris- proved unavailing.

Second Goal tianity Jerusalem's. Holy

Much against the run of the play Sepulchre now has its A.R.P. Kwong Wah obtained their second squad to defend the most pre goal, when In a breakaway they

Their polity of "one pact per day" cious Christian relic from in-forced a corner from which Cheule cendiary bombs.

Shek-kam headed the ball into the was so far one which had given them It is composed of black-bearded, net. Previous to this Tam Kwan- the best results. Germany's safely robed monks of three orders, who hon had to run well out of the area was not based on pacts but on the are incongruously equipped with tin in stopping Chin Chi-fan frem scor-strength of the army,

ing as by now the whole of South

hats

A

And Are 10sc. Since June, fire hydrants have China's team were concentrating in been installed Inside the sepulchre's, attack.

Towards

main entrance.

Now three Independent squads, ench of four monks, have been or ganised from the Armenian, Greek and Roman Catholic communities.

Soon all three squads, it in ex- pected, will be equipped with gas maaks, as well as tin hats and fire axes

ها

Making this statement, the Berlin correspondent of the Madrid journal "Alcazar" added that the anniversary of the signing of the Tripartite Pact emphasised once more that the "pact man people." In theory never impressed the Ger-

Kam Test its

thin and of th South China made several positional changes but to no effect, although just before. full time Led Kwok-kee had to dive full length in effecting a sve from Lau Chung-song

South China: Tam Kwan-hon;" Tsang Chung-wan, Tse Kam-hung; Lau Hing-choy, Lam Tak-po, Lau Chung-sung. Chin Cal-fol,, Leo Tak- keer Lee Wal-tong, Chau Man-chi, Lee Shek-yau Lee Kwok-kee,

Kwong Wah: Chung Fai-Ion, Lee. Kwok-wal; Fuk Yiu-Wan Yeung. Tse-cheung, Leung Pak-wal; Chin: Chi-fan, Tin Yung- Two flm cameramen were killed fat, Chan Tak-fai, Cheuk Shek-kam,

Killed Filming

R.A.F. From Air

when a plane from which they were Wong King-chung.

Alming RAF formation flying croshed in Britain.

They were Otto Kanturek, Czech- born and British naturalised, and Jack Parry, his British assistant. pilot of the plane also lost his

to

,

The slots were to

Saltpetre Loss In Norway

LONDON, Squt 28 - (Reuter) ——A

to have formed fire which broke out in sealtpetre part of a Hollywood film, "A Yank factory in the Norwegian province of

in the RAFI deal with the Telemark yesterday: destroyed work

work of Ule RAF and is to be re-shops, laboratories and much of the leased throughout the world precious

"Recording to an Independent

"Mr: Kanturek, who leaves a wife Galo .97ferenza

'and'

specialised in Franch agency

H had fust 5 The Bra.fi, ascribog

returned from Hollywood.

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