THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 23, 1940
GOERING IN PLOT TO OUST HITLER: OFFER TO ALLIES
AMAZING REVELATIONS OF the part Goering is prepared to play in a bid to oust Hitler were given in a broadcast by the Free German radio.
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GERMANY AND MERCY MISSION
(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL")
Washington, To-day.
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Mr. Norman Davis, Chairman the American Red Cross, has an- nounced that the German Govern- ment has permitted its organisation to help in the terrible distress among the civilian population in the War- saw region, but that Red Cross off-
cials will not be allowed to enter any to
other districts, which are held be incorporated in the Reich.
The Reich also gave assurances that food and clothing sent by the Red Cross would exclusively be reserved for civilians.
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"Goering," the announcer declared, "Is gambling high. His highest card is the Hohenzollern card.
"He is prepared to offer the Wes- tern Powers a Hohenzollern prince as puppet ruler of Germany.
Hitler's
"Convinced of the failure of an ex- pected large-scale Nazi offensive in the spring, Goering is possessed with the idea of having ready all the threads for the moment when he can become
successor the new grand man of Germany."
The Nazi Party, the announcer add- ed, would then be driven back, Bohe- mia and Moravia would be granted certain concessions, and Germany's relations with Russia would be cur- talled.
"Goering's agents and go-betweens are at work in all countries,
"Meanwhile, Himmter is collect- Ing evidence against Goering, but hesitates to strike the blow against the man who is, after all, Immediate chief."
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Senator Clark (Missouri) declar- ed the latest disclosures of censorship "only strengthen my view that we should prohibit öür planes landing in Bermuda."
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"FOOLISH UBE" OF RIGHT Senator Key Pittman declared Bri- tain had made "excessive and
very Is-foolish use" of her right as a belli- gerent to censor American mail. He said there was no doubt Britain had the right to examine for contraband all mail on board the Clipper.
"Europe," said the speaker, "is dark continent, full of unsolved sues, Problems will emerge which will make the conflict more absurd than we ever dreamed it would be. The time will come when situation will have to be mastered which only a strong Reich will be able to accom- plish."
ARTILLERY ACTION ON WESTERN FRONT
Paris, To-day.
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There was increased activity both air forces between the Moselle and the Rhine, and also over Alsace. -Reuter.
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