|_ THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 5, 1940

SAME OLD HITLER

Gloats Over His Victories Makess Dire Threats

Idea Of Invasion Not Abandoned

GREAT BRITAIN OWED HER ESCAPE FROM THE FATE WHICH HAD OVERTAKEN THE OTHER OPPONENTS OF GER- MANY TO THE EXCEPTIONAL SPEED OF HER WITHDRAWAL AND HER FORTUNATE GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION, SAID HIT LER YESTERDAY IN A SPEECH INAUGURATING THE WINTER HELP CAMPAIGN.

The vast territory now dominated by German troops had been

ADDLE REPEATS HIMSELF

Adolf Hitler, referring in his speech in Berlin- yesterday to the British raids on Germany; said:

"If the British Air Force drops two or three or four thousand kilogrammes of bombs, then we shall now, in ono» night; drop 150, 180, 230, 300 or 400 thousand kilogrammes (prolonged< cheer- ing and if they declare they will" intensify their attacks on our cities, we shall blot their cities out.”—Reuter.

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still further extended by the Italians, who had taken the initiative A.P.C.

in East Africa.

British propaganda goes from height to depth, then to even greater height. Thus VICHY

England wins numerous so-called victories

like Dunkirk, which, in German eyes, was BEYS

"their most contemptible failure.” -

"We did not act this way be forget to raise their most impor- cause I believe the war would tanf general to the rank of Field- last five years. Come what may Marshal of the Empire. I mean Britain will collapse. I know no 'General Bluff.'

That is their only reliable other end than this one.

ally. They cannet beat us any more with this 'General' there- fore

perhaps, we can,

make fonts of the British;

MASTER

EMPLOYEES ACCUSED

15 BRITISH HID WEEK FROM NAZIS

નવી

· FOUR EMPLOYEES:: OF THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM COM PANY. AT TAIKOKTSUI ANDĮ THE OWNER OF A GARAGE IN After an exciting ad- RECLAMATION STREET ARE venture in which he, thir-

TO HAVE BEEN It is officially announc-ALLEGED

CONCERNED IN STEALING 40 teen soldiers and a sailor,

THE AP.C. ON AUGUST 24

:

were

Referring to the "proud conflict in the west" in which "the Allies-had to bear nothing but defeats," Hitler said: "Now France too is broken like the others. What do they say to that? They say that ed in London that from DRUMS OF BENZINE, VALUED disguised as Frenchmen, hoodwinked Germans for now at last England can concentrate all her forces, to-day, diplomatic rela- AT $256, THE PROPERTY OF now England has attained the strategic position for tions between France and Appearing before Mr. E. Hims-

hon, 29, clerk, Shum Sze, 32, Lorry Buxton, R.E., has return- which she wished and hoped, that to ballast France the Netherlands are to be worth this morning, Leung Shiu- a week, Captain Bernard drive, Lo Yeung, 29, tallyman, ed to his home in Roslis- only cost valuable British blood. Once they said the suspended, war would last three years. We will prepare our The Vichy Government is res-Chan Chi-on, 35, stock clerk, and

ponsible for the break, plainly Yee Kung-wing, 43, garage owner, ton. Road, Burton-on-

remanded for a week on selves for three years but at that time I said to Goer acting on orders from Berlin.

A few weeks ago, the Petain Det.-Sgt. W. G. Morrison's appliTrent, Staffs. He had been

posted as missing......... Administration informed ing 'prepare everything for five years.'

the cation: Vichy The first four accused are also Captain Buxton, and his party Netherlands' Minister at that they felt compelled to take charged with stealing by servant, were returning to England in a the engine steps to this effect and subse-and the garage owner is addition-motor-boat when

accused of receiving the broke down in mid-Channel quently, the Netherlands Govern-Jally

have They tried to get up sail with ment was informed that diplo- drums, knowingly them to

an old tarpaulin "anda bed-suit, been stolen. matic relations would terminate All five were released on bails but were washed back to

the on September 5

The decision of the Petain Gov-of $300, $150, $300, $300, and French coast.

Throwing their uniforma into ernment is regretted in authorita- $500.

the Boa, they landed and a tive Dutch circles.

Frenchman found them civilian clothes, Hiding in a crofter'a empty cottage, the party .could see the Germans bathing on the beach less than a mile away.g For a week the captain and his In future, it must be made "When the hour has come we and friendly “since the Franco-

men hid in the cottage, living on (SPECIAL TO "CHINA' MAIL!!) potatoes and carrots and drinking Impossible for a pirate State, will place, General Fact in the German. armistice and it is felt at its own sweet will, every place of Generals Hunger-Revo- that the Petain Government

COMPANY MAY SOON BE ES found a few tins. of sardines, the now and again, to expose over lution, Winter or Bluff and then acting only under strong German ARAW SILK CONTROL rain-water. In a cupboard they

who is the orlwe shall see

better pressure. 450 million people

TABLISHED UNDER THE CON- friendly. Frenchman occasionally It is suggested that the presenceTROL OF THE JAPANESE CO-smuggled them in a little bread. leca to poverty and misery. man."

of the Netherlands Legation, en-

The party escaped by night, joying the usual diplomatic privi-COON INDUSTRY, ACCORDING leges and especially freedom to TO A DECISION REACHED AT crowding into a small fishing boat, A SPECIAT, MEETING OF THE After thirty-six hours afloat, they by

CENTRAL RAW SILK ASSO-arrived home." true

no CIATION COMMITTEE.

"When the people in Great Britain ask 'Why don't

come' we reply, 'Calm

you your-

selves. We shall come.".

Afraid Of Truth--

The world will be set free. The German people have now Oncé and, for all we must do got really to know Great Britain' of The British will not win this war away with the absurd state affairs that one 'nation is in a by this method; and the other;} position, at its own sweet will, thank God, is in our hands and It is pointed out that relations with France remained courteous to blockade an entire' continent.will remain in our hands..

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Prefers To Fight

זיי

German Answer

"I consider it intolerable that Hitler declared that the Royal inform their government a nation of 85 millions should be Air Force bombed Germany by confidential means of the

could punished body and soul by an-night because they were unable situation in France other nation whenever it pleases to fly over in daylight. The Bri-longer be tolerated.--Reuter. some plutocratle authority." tish dropped bombs indiscrimin- After referring to his last "ap-ately on civillan residential quar- peal to reason," Hitler said

ters, farms and villages.. For three prefer to fight, till a definite and months he did not reply because final decision is reached.""

he believed it would stop but Hitler continued: "This final Churchill saw in this a sign

off decision will be that the rule German "weakness" so the Ger of pitiable and dishonest war mans were now giving their an- mongers is abolished and a swer night after night.

state of affairs introduced In which It will be impossible, for one nation to tyrannise over the whole of Europe.

"Germany and Italy will see to it that history never repeats itself

KING AT MINISTRY OF

of these night plete the work INFORMATION.

shall stop handiwork pirates. hour

will strike when one of us will,

is

RAW SILK CONTROL

-7.

If the plan is carried out, co- coon markets will be abolished. All cocoons in the country will be bought by the new company at fixed prices.

Retailers in turn will buy their cocpons from this company at! fixed prices and after manufac- turing them into silk will

,

OFFICERS FOR THE

more-do their selling, through the NEW ARMY

control firm.

The company will also exercise. control over the raising and dis-

*break and that will not be Na- THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING tribution of silk-worm eggs.

tional-Socialist. Germany...

AND QUEEN

YESTERDAY Havas: "The opponent who still to-day VISITED THE MINISTRY OF in this respect and England's remains, Great Britain the last INFORMATION, WHERE THEY

allies will not be able to help her here whatever they may plan. ·

Nothing Can Move

"We are prepared for every.... thing. We have the will end de-

Hitler declared that Britain hated the Germans "because

WEOR MACROVED COOPER.

BUSINESS

OWING TO THE CONSTANT EXPANSION OF THE ARMY, WHICH IS NOW 1,500,000. STRONG

THE EXCLUDING HOME GUARD NUMBERING AND WHICH SOME 1,300,000 WILL BECOME TWO MILLIÓN · STRONG DURING THE COM- ING WINTER, THE WAR OF FICE YESTERDAY ANNOUNCE (SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL!") ED A NEW SCHEME TO HELP" JAPANESE“ ART DEALERS TO OBTAIN: THE LARGE NUM-- Press Committee said to AND CLUBS MAY BE ASKED BERS OF OFFICERS REQUIRED

our social creed, because all that the press room of the News IN ART

wą plan and carry outcoms dangerous to them!

They showed in journalists from all sion, where over the world were at work:

As they entered, the chairman

I am convinced that the world of the

termination to act at any time and future cling to this develop the King:-"May I introduce you./SHORTLY TO BUY: GOVERN-(WITH SCIENTIFIC AND MA-- Above all nothing can make

afraid.

"We German National social-do not join this development will free press of the world?"" Ists have been schooled In the collapse sooner or later.”—Reuter. hardest, school: Imaginable and nothing can intimidate or sur: prise" us."

Hitler proceeded to say that the general revolution in Germany hoped for by England when she entered the war did not falco place.

MOTHER OF COBBER

KAIN AT PALACE

sion.-Reuter.

VICHY STILLE SORTING OUT

PART OF THE PROCEEDS THEY TIONS FOR THE ROYAL EN Their Majesties also saw

the OBTAIN FROM THE SALES OF GINEERS, ARTILLERY "AND" censorship department, the film OBJETS D'ART, ACCORDING SIGNALS theatre and the photographs divi- TO PLANS UNDER STUDY IN The scheme., is open to 1,200, THE "TOKYO. SPIRITUAL MO- young men every six months, BILISATION HEADQUARTERS." aged eighteen, who will be trabi- at Owners of Tokyo Prefecture art ed at selected universities galleries have already been asked Government expense... to devote 10 per cent of their After passing their. examina-- [proceeds to the purchase of state tions the candidates will servo

bonds

three or four months in the ranks, England now sald they had

MRS. KAIN, MOTHER OF

The Tokyo galleries last year then have six months university "another ally. — Gonoral Hunt

sold-Yen 5,500,000 worth of works before joining an officer cadet ger." We knew in advance "COBBER" KAIN, THE NEW!

WHO WASI ISPECIAL: TO "CHINA MAIL") of art and sales during the first training unit. Reuter that the great friend of ZEALAND ACE humanity as in the Great War KILLED SOME MONTHS AGO, M. Aurin Marquet, Vichy Home half of this year amounted to Yen would attempt to starve women YESTERDAY RECEIVED FROM Minister, has signed a decree re- and children and we prepared HIS MAJESTY. THE KING AT tring two prefects, placing several curselves for it, thus this BUCKINGHAM PALACE THE others on the waiting list and ap- B.S.T. EXTENSION

WON BY HER pointing and transferring... 13 "General" was only bad specula D.F.C. MEDAL

Buckingham. tion."

SON

British Summer Time will end others. Mrs. Kain and her daughter The Vichy authorities have sus-on the-night of November 10-17. Palace yesterday received the were accompanied by the High pended the newspaper. "L'Ocuvré", A corresponding exicrision to Ministers for Thailand and Co- L'Oeuvre" was the period of summer-time to that lumbid who presented their Let- Now they have discovered Commissioner for New Zealand for 24 hours.

made last year is thus to be en-fers of Credence. — British Wire- third general, namely, General and were received in private by formerly a Leftist newspaper.

Reuter.

Havas.

'joyed-British Wireless. Winter. The British should not the King.

General: Bluff

3,000,000.

Havas.

NEW MINISTERS.

The King at

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