THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1946. -
HITLER'S WRONG GUESSES Cardinals
Publication Of Secret Documents
ROBOTS TO RECORD BOMB TEST
Bikini Atoll, Pet. 5. Daly spectatory on this inlund for the atom bomb festa offshore' this Steing will be recording
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No resealment la ovident among the natives who must give 40 their homes and migrate to near by Ropeerick island within a few dave.
Fateful Month
Of The War
NUERNBERG, FEB, 25. ADOLF HITLER MADE SIX WRONG GUESSES IN A - MONTH THAT TURNED THE TIDE OF WAR IN
FAVOUR OF BRITAIN
THE AND
UNITED STATES, TOP SECRET GERMAN DOCUMENTS DISCLOSED.
CONFRONTED JFITH THE FACT THAT EISENHOW"- ER'S FORCES HID LINDED IN ALGERIA AND MOROCCO ON NOT. 8. 1942, THE FUEHRER'S FJUNTED INTUITION FAILED HIM: Firstly, he frantically
FORECAST FOR INDIA
Snub To Franco
Vatlonn City. Feb. 25. Nine, of eleven Cardinals from North and South American stay- ed away from a state dinner at. Franco's Embassy to the Holy 'Sey Some gave illness as their; reason and one said he was loo busy but in moat cas DU ex- planation was available.
Of the four United States Cardinals only Francis J. Spell- man attended.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 26. FORECASTING' "GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS" IN THE INDIAN POLITICAL SITUAĮ TION AS THE RESULT OF CURRENT BOMBAY VIO-
The Embassy Secretary deelin LENCE AND THE NAVAL MUTINY, MR. A. SINGH, ed to soulate as to whather any SECRETARY IN WASHING significance should be attached to
their
He added that artlars TON FOR THE NATIONAL Cardinal Sueltman had been in- COMMITTEE. SAID TO-DAY: vited to dine
with
Fran- General "I' APPEARS INDIA IS cisco Franco
when he arrived at Before the French feet senkijoj nivated
FOR A SHOW- Madrid on his homeward trip HEADED received! n letter a terinan garrison in Norway, et kardar
DOWN. THIS IS CONFIRM- and said that it was likely that from the Vichy frum лcontinent
Secretary of two негла
the Portuguese Premier Sainzar Afvlen, to expret Imminen' State for the Navy Rear-Admirni ED BY BRITISH ACTION IN Allied attack, ordered a Ineger Auhan protesting against Hit SENDING THE THREE CA- would extend a similar invitation
BINET DELEGATES TO IN- when the party arrived in Ll division to Narvik and additional ler's Ariatice violations.
a confessed!
SPANISH PLAN
DIA TO DISCUSS THE NA-bon on March 3. reserves to Osle
The Secretary said that he be Aushan wrote that in African TION'S FUTURE WITH IN-lieved it likely that some of the How the islandera managed to, that "Sweden's attitude in the? retain their robust health is
to engagements DIAN LEADERS." case of a inzuling would be very waters "faithful
other Latin-American Cardinals male and fromises riven the mystery.
He said there is at present would stop in Madrid or Tisbon There is nothing on the unreliable." istand exrent geonnue supplies, a
Secondly, at the same time the French Navy fought hergely and movement among Asiatic neo-
on their homeward tri),~~~A- slightest few brend frull tres, turi vinafs
defection distraught ex-corporal functioning without the including and huts
of the against the ressers who were ples, led by Indians, for 4 con- ciated Press. * Supreme Commander to Day-latas
envisaged 1111 im- "overnment, house" and a church. Webentacht
your enemies and against whom ference to discuss "race discrl-
4 stonk of the Americans-thes mination and imperialism." He editorially that "the psychologi and mediate Allied strike townrd the The
Bre friendly
in Indonesia and all cal almosphere prevailing said Slam, good natured and all hat ebbdren Romanian oil fields.
Including India to day is so explosive that The Puthrer
peoples, Fourthly, the Fuehrer dallied Asintie that the taught are fully clothrch
11 contagious *ffect on all missintunties. They rickly learn quiet la the eastern Mediterran with a plan he had prepared two China, would be represented.
The United States State De- branches of the armed forces is ed fle value of American money can, the great troop arrivals in years earlier for the occupation
the price of everything is South Afrin in the last months, of Spain and the closing of the partment said it is "concerned probable."
It expressed the belief the de- from western Mediterranean at Gizral-about things in India and is now "alla" regardless of value the completo lack of news
As soon as Inmigration is com-
watching developments," but monstrations "are perhaps the the pleted, construction
Wehrmacht had taken no action, although most ominous manifestations to www. Prepare a 2-12 mille long and 12)
that the time was ripe for action trying to ascertain the specific date of that widespread unrest mile wide island for the Rem
but that first be must negotiate bomb tente. Asariated Teens,
with Franes, Then he did nothing causes of the Bombay troubles, which may portend grave de- The Washington "Star" said 'velopments."Associated Press.
"bastad
had never felt any hate,"
the west In finn fleean and news
The informed will of increaard Commando strength on Cyrus should lend us to fent a sudden massive blow to cripple Rumaman oil," the official revert
HITLERITE MIGHT BE ELIMINATED
New York, Feb. 25. The son of Ernst Handstangel Hitler's favorite plania before he fled from Germany in 1937. is attempting to have his father States admitted to the United
deported {
instrad of 1- Germany from Lonion.
noted.
Fifthly, seeinar the spectre of invasion virtually everywhere he along the constire of looke
occupied Eurone ferman
and decided to dismantle the KUN from die Nazi warships and to Intteries convert them to shtre counting this defense
factor a of greater value than the offen. sive power of these ships if sent mul s raiders.
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APRICA PANIC Butler also ordered more troops and Luftwaffe androps to Crete Aut the Peloponnesis at the time en Rommel flowing from AIR- mein nerdbe rapes and a band
armistice
com fut of German
French
North missioners 173 Afrien
were in a panic over the hape of things to come
Thirdly, disregarding grave an naval nd prals of his higher
Đ.N. CO. B.5, “FATSUN Sixthly be unset the nerves of DR. WALTER JUDD, ONE-TIME AMERICAN MEDI- The younger Hanfstaengel flow visers, Hitler refused to negotiate
CAL MISSIONARY TO ASIA AND NOW A U.S. CON- to London while adavit for the with dhe Viray feet at Toulen his U-boat builders by command- ewing them to divide their efforts United State Emileasy there for future calderation on a new
GRESSMAN FROM MINNESOTA, SAID THAT "THE of
Although, so as not only to constructingent- father bunis that
reality.
ONLY WAY FOR THE BRITISH TO HOLD INDIA mended
for replacements Would a to cam a publie charge Grand Adutiral Racer ka-l pains- y
but to ex-
IS TO LET HER GO-BUT BRITAIN CAN'T DO if aduled to the United States, inkingly sought to arrange for Ponitz's wolfpacks
with "U-bont trane. THAT NOW IN THE FACE OF ARMED DISOR- The
said he feared on the French was hina with French
He explained that he was Nazi German rusti naist might rews to join in the sea war and ports.
DERS BECAUSE IT WOULD BE SURRENDER." eliminat * his father beau e he had obtaine
the advisability of a tematik. joint considering
the Ameri Judd blamed the British for, the arms of Russin. If we cease Furnished information 14
acceptance from the Italian Ad- taking Iceland from
Luftwaffe bases.
De fallure to make constructive off to assist India and China tho United States Government during, mirals, the Fuehrer threw this cans for
said that "U-bont dent overtaard.
transports" fers to Indin years ago and way will be opened for
un- the war. Associated Press,
would be feasible. for carrying said: "All she can do now is to restricted Moscow influence into German invasion forces on such suppress the disorders and hope all Asin from the North.” a misalon and could also be used as commercial - blockade runners: with sential cargus-Asscelal
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Political Bodies Protest To Generalissimo
CHUNGKING, FEB. 45 THE COMMUNISTS YESTERDAY MADE PUBLIC THE TEXT OF THE PROTEST THEY SENT TO PRE- SIDENT CHANG KALSHEK AGAINST ACTION OF INTRUDERS WHO WRECKED THE DOWN. TOWN OFFICE AND BOOKSTORE OF THE COM- MUNIST NEWSPAPER "NEW CHINA DAILY NEWS" ON FEB. 22.
THE LETTER SAID-TIHS ORGANISED OUTRAGE APPARENTLY SHOWS THAT REACTIONARIES WITHIN YOUR PARTY WHO ARE ANTI-SOVIET, ANTI-COMMUNIST AND ANTI-DEMOCRATIC ARE
COOPERATION ATTEMPTING TO FRECK
BE TWEEN THE ALLIES. TO SPLIT THE NATION, GOVERNMENT'S TO UNDERMINE THE PRESTIGE AND OVERTURN THE DECISIONS OF THE POLITICAL CONSULTATIVE CONFERENCE. "If these intriguers and the solemn promises of your Ex. special service agents are al-cellency.
ed Press
DUL
Protest By Vienna Jews
Between
Vienna, Feb. 25. 200 and 250 Jews carrying banners "open the gates of Palestine" and Justice for the Jewish people"
marched
he
to negotiate a solution. We should not underestimate
seriousness of the India situ tion. India must have an out- tet for her political aspirations or explode."
The Congressman also criti- cised suggestions that United Staten troops be withdrawn
from India and China as spen as possible saying "if America gets cold feet and folds up in China we might as well kiss the Orient goodbye."
Judd declared that Russia 18 on attempting to establish its in- the Bristol and Sachen Hotels fluence throughout Asia and here where members of the "what happens in Manchuria de- Anglo-American Committee study.
we do in the In the Jewish problem in Europe pends on what
Orient." He said the Asintie! are staying.
"made to order After four icon loads of inter- situation was national military police were sent for Russia." Lo guard against trouble the pro-
cassion
"The Bombay disorders are
dispersed without dis- throwing Indian radicals intoj orders. The members of the commitace were out of the hotel
a luncheon guests of Mark Clark.
The
General
alan and American members of
group brushed aside Rus
one police patrol when they at-
lowed to have their way, those, "We, for the sake of peare, who advocate democracy and democracy, unity and unification unity will have no safeguard for cannot help from presenting a tempted to divert marchers, from their freedoms and lives. How solemn-protest-and-demand the busy behotencing into a side thon en we talk about demo-that Government punish The street, cracy in politics and co-opera- ringlendera, disband the special tion among Allies?
service organisations, apologise "These outrages are defying for the insult, compensate na the dignity of Government and, and the Democratie League for the losses suffered and guaran- tee there will be no recurrence of similar incidents."
DONNA BACK WITH MA
The
Japs. Still Hold Out
Manlin, Feb. 25,
A Commonwealth Government One of the lenders Joza Ritt-spokesman to-day estimated there. man protested that tho Com were at least 4,000 unsurrendered| mittee had rot interviewed rou! Japanese soldiers in the Philip- Jews but only leaders.
pines of whom probably 11 were So far the members of the killed in a battle with American- Committee have interviewed Pre- led Philippine mier Dr. Karl Renner and Chan- Feb. 22 rear the mouth of Manila army troops on ullor
Fiel, three leaders Leopold The letter was signed by Chou of the Jewish community and a
Boy En-lai and six other Commun number of Jews in hospitals.
The spokesman said the largent 800 DN Jata.
Japanese foroca were demonstrators were made DEMOCRATIC PROTEST
Luzon and 600 in Bisayan islands. WUD both Viennese
oď
Jews and He said in addition there were The Democratic League us dimlacod Jews from other parte posible 2,400 Filipino renegades Los Angeles, Feb. 25.
to the Government of Europe and Ristman wild that Four-thonths-old Donna Ley protested
was spontaneous large.
United States policy since V-J Kelly is home. with her mother against the action of intruders the march after being in a
day has been to let the Phil ward of the who on Feb. 22 ralded the bust Arwoeinted Press. General Hospital in a mix-up as 'olice of its newspaper, the
pine army carry out mopping up or her birth certificate."
"Democratic Daily," it was dis-
of Japanese atragglers with the aid of American, officers. While The mother. Mrs. Anna Pitts. closed yesterday. was boarding the baby while she The protest, which was ad-
practically all Japanese holdouts the woman-caringi-dressed- to -President---Chiang
war ended six know that the for her turned over to the hoe Kai-shek personally, was writ Gohmander of the United States months ago. many rofure to bo- pital when Mrs. Pitts could not ten by Chang Lan, fender of the Marines in North China, said in Hove it and many of those who an interview yesterday that his aro convinced that Japan has League.
15,000 тел по Berving
E surrondorod profer to fight to the influence after nearly death.-Associated Pron. tabilisi completing their original tack of securing porta for Chinese troon to die- movements and helping the Japancos.
sistent reports
worked 'and
be located. The hospital
refused
to release Donna until her ma-: ther produced a birth certificato.
After some delay she received the verification from Quincy, Massachuseins, that her baby was born thore-Associated Press.
Chang Lan classified the raid with the recent search by police of the home of a prominent member of the League and said that if, the Generalissimo were
prits the League would doubt his sincerity in tire matter of protecting freedom of the poo-
MARINES TASK
Honolulu, Fòb. 25, Hajor-General Keller Rockev.
Judd said the problem of Asia was his primary interest in in- ternational affairs.-Associated Press,
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would Japanese sloner, said to-day ho
apply direct
to our Office at Dina House stating their
to deal leniently with the cul- Rockey donated there were per- New York City police commis minimum requirements, and speci al prices will be quoted on application,
London, Feb. 24, Vladimir Potemkin, 48, Soviet Commissar for Education, died in Moscow yesterday after a long Aliness, according to Mossow radio ple beard by Associated Press,
Potemkin was a member of the Comtanlet Panty Central Com- miled Associated Pres
that
troupe captured in Manchurin leave Friday for Tokyo to direct Crust toe en sure kindly requested to retum empty bottles and cases to their respective cupplient to
boen sent to Siberia by the the polica organisation there order to ensure subsequent supplie a Rusinne and “so far as I know under
General MacArthur's] they haven't sent any
Chang Lan requested aboll- back to Japan." He pointed out Hayes, Tuczon, Arizona, polico
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unknown officially." to guarantees against recurretice sono
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