How Hitler Made Love
Frankfurt, Nom. 21
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THE CHINA MAIL, HONG KONG. THURSDAY, NOVÉM BER 22, 1945.
Air Of Unreality As
Nuernberg Trial Opens
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NUERNBERG, NOV. 21. TWENTY OF HITLER'S GANG AS ODPLY GARBED AS THE CAST OF THE BEGGARS OPERA. HEARD THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH PROSECUTORS READ IN 70 MINUTES THE FIRST TWO COUNTS OF THE IN- DICTMENT FOR WHICH FOUR ALLIED NATIONS DE MAND THEIR LIVES AS WAR CRIMINALS. KUDOLF HESS WITH AN ALMOST IMPISH GRIN ON HIS {}}} LINED EP IN THE DOCK WITH THE 20 NAZI DEFENDANTS FACING THE INTER NATIONAL TRIBUNAL HIS STATUS IS NOT CLEAR. BRITISH AND AMERICAN ALIENISTS ARE KEPORT- RD TO HAVE SAID THAT AMNESIA RENDERED HIM INCAPABLE TO DEFEND HIMSELF.
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SMP MENTS TO THE INITED STATES WAS THE PRINCIPLE TOPIC YESTERDAY AMONG CHINESE SHOPPERS HAVING BUSINESS CONNECTIONS IN THE STATES.
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f the 3. "Pres. Geant". Which is expected here about the Bat December
shipment American goods and provisions.
A "Chairs Mail" representative was informed that an acute short- are of Chiarre foodstuffs and sun. dry goods undoubtedly exists St the States as there have been no shipments for fun years.
"However," said one of those interested, "we are not yet sure what, or how inek, to send in this antial shipment, since we are still without advice from our People aver there.
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AN ICY BLAST!
La
Philippine In Dependence
San Francingo, Nov. 21. The United States High Com! missioner for the Philippines, Mr. Paul V. McNatt, who is en route ta_Manila, nail to-day_that_the Philippines problem will test the resources and ability of America. He said that the main problem was economy which was ruined by the Japanese during their oc- cupation.
He mentioned the guerrillas and Inflation as other important pro- blems the United States must deni
Tokyo. Nov. 1, Japanese hopes for immediate revival of work trade dled in on is blast from General Mar- Arthur's Headquarters yesterday. A report from the general's national resources section empha-with sized Japan would be unable resune large seal silk production in exportable propertians as long as the food shortages keep the price of rice and other staple high, thereby hudaeing farmers to uncentrate on more profitable Food groph. Associated Press.
black
eyes under deep socketed shaggy brows glittered.
Rosenberg superficially displayi rd no cution as Alderman told of his en cent as high priest of the Nazi religion of power
FRANK GRINS Frank displayed a wide grin at the reference to las generalship in the SS.
McNutt stressed that the Philip- pines will be given independence on July 4, 1046, unless there is an official request, otherwise.--Asro- ciated Prena.
WITNESSES CRITICISED
Manila. Nov. 21 Colonel Harry Clarke assailed The motives of the prosecution witnesses, Joaquin Gulang o vi Narcisro Lapus, as he opene i hia defemer of Lieut-General Yana shita al the here today
erines trial
Bormann's misdeed- were read out, although he had been mussing of Berba The since the battle
Clarke produced letters which tribunal is trying him in absentin.
be said showed that both offer The court session ended official ly for the day mi 5,85 print Theed to assist the American na ad fourment after
unbroken thorities ac
if they Were given of mute
I h afternoon sesion
|consideration. of their ON I Three hours, which allowed ther
cases and a safe conduct out of two hour and 16 minutes of the
the Philippines. Bedl iser forming meeting, left the lofend auts another might to weigh the
Trial in the Philippine courts as collaborators. fe they must make.
។
Clarke said he would how that Yamoshiin never VOLIMPIJA
German defense attempts challenge the tribunal's murder. Lone of otherwise Bhiraw degal | mi se ordered the atrocities coma. monkey wrench is the trial are misted and he could not reach expected to be made to morrow
certain reas mainly because Borning when the Naza wist te sked whether they are culty or
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"Delicate" Situation
Developing In Iran
TEHERAN, NOV. 21
THE IRANIAN TROOPS WHICH WERE DISPATCHED TO AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE TO QUELL DISTURBÁNCES THERE WERE HALTED AT KAZVIN HY THE REL SIAN AUTHORITIES AND ORDERED TO RETURN TO TEHERAN, THE IRANIAN GOVERNMENT SAID TO- DAY,
A
FOUR BATTALJONS OF TROOPS AND GENDARMES HAD BEEN MOVING SLOW LE NORTHWARD FROM TEHERAN APPARENTLY WITH THE TACIT CUN-
ARMY SENT OF THE RUSSIAN
COMMANDER TO HALT THE OUTBREAK IN WHICH SEVEN WERE RE- PORTED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
Mostow Tuesstede States Azerbaijan "Democratic" Party that Azerbaijan reports that the which the Persian Government Russians have supplied arms to identifies with the Pra-Camranist the Separatists in the northern Tudeh Party.
+1 Azerbaijan province
stthas mirsuspaper "Izvestia" in an
irditorial.
Podgy Walther Funk sal next 325ical val be 1 Sehart who he replaced * Marsley of Reidiomtes
3
were
Details of the incidents have
Foreign Offee.
advat nd the Reichstaty They Characterized es "slanderous" been communicated to the British
matoriusly di-lthed each other the old
WHITE HAIRED White haired von Neurath, who he tacted the foreign policy ot Hitler's Third Reich and late orded ove: Bohemia and Mon-
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Prusele nga ini mau of Coet bel-wth whom von Neurath a!) vulently disagreed. They did not!
nk to vach other toy
Von Papen are a broken cizi A The toughest suking of the el was Fritz Saukel, fortret sinve bubon boss
Ad
Admin: Kaul Downsts and ural Erich Raeder bhur civilian suis
All the defendants were dressed in sumple uniforms
Without of rank sume cvilian suite donated from
or in
charity stores. German sed sat before the prisoners' duck.
While the repetition of the in
WA
Rejecting the accounts As fi
said the tin, the "Izvesti” ports were the result of an effort to conceal the effect of the demo- eratie oral elections in Azerbaijan
alau Lu distract attention from the disorder of huge pro- Portions in Palestine and Egypt and the propilen" uprising in In
logi
"For all of which Britam bears the responsibility the editorial
The "Izvestin" said what really took place in Azy baitan WILS O by tenctionary brend movement cwners neuinst the recent meeting
democratie na and elections of a tak allendet 13 all classes of Iranians.
"GREAT SUCCESS" These
and elections meetings were inspired by an effort on the dictment produced nothing that i part of Azerbaijanians 16 tro- the world had not known since it †duce their native language into isted best month, there was the schools. newspapers and books some surprise anong the specta
language of alongside the State tors that the tribanul had the fall Iran, the super asserted. text presented instead of eliminat- "Izvestia" did not mention what the ing the revital of particulues. Ap-
part
being played by parently this was done to avoid a iranian troops but said the local protest by the German lawyers.
police Troops inspired by land- ownern were taking part against) the democratic groups which it described na representative of the broad masses.
HESS PALE Rudolf Hens. from the start, Y′′][1][
to be atterly ladifferent "Furthermore, there are many to what was gelug on. At times
stured into pre-war accounts awaiting settle-he
cannot
be
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made to us in long the presiding judge during Kong. This applies to nearly ali opening statement he scanned the shippers here. We hope, however, press section and the spectators, that the Banks will resume ex- Of the defendants, he was the change business with the United || palest. Hates soon. in the ineuntime we are all most anxious to get started again.
NOT GOOD ENOUGH
Landon, Nov. 20.
The elections were 13 greal the editorial for thethene democrats who are trying to "secure elementary democratic development and the raising of the local Azerbaijan population into the framework of the Iranian State." The editorial denied that the present disturbance Separatist' movement,
Iranian Azerbaijan adjoins the, Soviet Republien of Azerbaijan and
WER R
Armenia.Associated Press...
PERSIAN POINTS
London, Nov. 21: The Persian Ambassador, Seyed Haisan saw the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, to
tlou
THREE INCIDENTS All incidents,
it is held
11
calculated to prove that the dis Lurbances in Northern Persia are likely to be easily controlled if
the Central Authorities were able En af their furces to restore trder.
The Persian officia! incidents as follows:-
listed the
of poor rommunications
The defence questioned Li General Akira Muto, Yamashi th's Chef of Staff in an oft to establish links of Command with Field-Marshal Count ruchi, Commander of The AsHo*ittee} Southern Areas Press
U.S. EXPORTS 1500 JAPANESE
T
an.
Washington, Nov. 21. The Justice Department nounvest to-day the first group of Japanese deported since the war will leave Seattle for Japan aboard An Army transport Nov. 24.
The first group of 1,500 men are Depart leaving voluntarily. the
The majority ent said.
American-Japanese native-borst who renounced their citizenship and have been under detention as alien enemies.
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San Francisco, Nov. 21
Chinese Dr. James Yen, the educator, was to-dny named hour- aty citizen of San Francisco, by a board of supervisors, or simpli fying reading and writing of the
(1) On November 11, 50 suppor-Chinese language to make its use ters if the Prirrup xin £
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"Sixty-million Chinese have been
B1 result Teheran and Tabriz They de rendered iterate monstrated and attacked the town,
Dr. Yen's intelligent and untiring disarming the gendurows, railway efforts," said the honorary
ar's resolution which was intro- guards and government offerals.
(2) Near Marragha, in South-duced after Dr. Yen had addressed west Azerbaijan,
DISCRIMINATION.
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A dozen American newsmen and barred by photographers were
they when
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of tempted to witness the visit Emperor Hirohito to the Yasu- kuni shrine, although one corres- photographers pondent and two were allowed to accompany him. Assoclated Press.
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emergency period where they will A Foreign Office spokesman days of his power in Berlin.
Hong Kong repatriates were Prices in Australia, one of the be promptly handled and com.j said to-day Great Britain' had] Ribbentrop had aged much since agreed with the United States he was seen last, but Dr. Schacht
immediately taken in buses to repatriates writes back, are rea-unicated to our executive who in refusing to recogalzo the vali- seemed as vigorous and full of night and Informed him of the the Town Hall, where relatives sonable. White broad costs the dity of the Bulgarian election held #ght as he was in the days when Intest reports on the Iran situasi and friends were impatiantly equivalent of 30 corite Hong Kong is now proceeding to London to yesterday. The United States had he said "we are all in the sung notified Bulgaria proviously that boat without the Fuchrer."
Fathers were reunited with it considered the election invaild The giant Kaltenbrunner, who Russians have constantly obstruct because only tho Commantat fell by a spontaneous brain' homed the Persian troops which were wives and children when they dominated Fatherland Party ap murhage late on Sunday. Was sent to quall the disorders. The had not seen for more than live peared on the ballot.-Associated, nearing the end of his critical Ambassador said that his Govern-years. A larger proportion of Press.
period to-night but the physicians ment still hoped, ita Soviet ally the arrivals found homes wait said he would be flat on his back would exercise control on their ing for them in Sydney, and for. at least two wools and hos officials, and their forces to pre-others, who had no relatives or pitalised for a month. It was vent them from interfering with friends waiting for them, were learned that an official medical the freedom of the Iranian att sent by train on a four-hour report had been prepared for the thorities in establishing order.
The fact that we are deprived journey to the general repatria: tribunn), which must decide whe ther the defendant will be tried in absentia or reindicted for a later trial.
ARMY TINDIN
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The flight dock of H.M.S. Striker, in Pope Pius in a radio address to
which norved throughout the war the celebration in Madrid of the
of freedom of movement for curtion centro at Lithgow.
Tho striktor's Journoy included a as converted alreraft carrier, firat centenary of the Apostolate
own troops in our own, country In
rdsort for, pro- of Prayer yesterday said that
certainly contrary to the terms of stop at Manila, passage through won spular
and Soutards should-be grateful-for-
the front of alliance with Urlalu then a skifting of angora became completely in
Strait, a stop at menades and sun-bathing, having been spared the horrore The defendants remained in and Russia” he said.
whore formal in their attire. Thoro of world war No. 2.
court during the 10-minute lunch Tho Persian authorities here to the New Guinea Coast The Fope praised the Spanish intermission, gating heartily from day recalved details of the recent points of interest in the Now were facilities on board for bad- andoven "religious
zoal." Acrociated army mom kit Goering's ap- alleged incidenta relating to the Guinea, campaign were pointed ininton, table-tennis.
baseball. Fress.
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