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TOPRINT Hitler Impooible AfterStalingrad
-Says Gen. Milch
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Nuernberg, Mar. 18. Hitler in his last years was no longer normal, de- clared Field Marshal Milch at today's session of his trial before a military court here for war crimes. Hitler was not really mad, but his logical powers were blurred, Milch said,
Japanese Still
Fighting
Pearl Harlur, Mar. 19, Three detachments Marines
"On July 30, 1914."
Milch
nid, "Hitler, and Guering re- ceived me volily and Hitler threatened to dismiss me.
*Until 1930, when the eum- maign startel, I believed Hitler: would avoid war, and that his threats were only bluff. I only Ferotiked the beginning of The war Dat Hitler's system As not good thing for Ger.
niniz."
CHINA MAIL
UNION WAR
IN CHICAGO -
Chicago, Mar.. 18.
Gunmen today attempted
to annulate James Crosley, 42. President of the
Chiengo
AFL Bartenders Union, but killed in wife by mistake in an ambush which the Polica believed was planned by gangsters attempting to pain control of the rich union.
Crowley wan wounded in the right arm and shoulder. United Press,
Kesselring Defence On Reprisals
Venice, Mar. 18. Protesting today the defence against of US.
move to cite American despatched by air today from G and Cake reinforms the garrisat 432
to.
were
12
Marine
with hand grenndes.
sail Marine Corps officials
ban organise:l "renegade" Japanese took part an attack analer the command *f a former Japanese maval *fficer.
The marines are expected to mare la a clean campaign ainst the Japanese group re-
The early Germum victories, changed Hitler Milch Rail, completely..
e tolerated no contradic-
"After Stalingrad, no dealing
know from Hitler's doctor that
"On Hitler's 50th birthday received a photograph and a cheque for a quarter of a mil lion marka, which I accepted only as compensation because i earned less from the state than if I had remained with the Ger- man civil al line, Lufthanan,' Milch Kaid.
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SECRET YALTA PROTOCOL
London, Mar. 18.
The terms of a second secret protocol said to have been concluded by the Big Three powers at Yalta in February, 1945, were released by M. Molotov at the Moscow conference yesterday. The first secret protocol, which became public a year later, dealt with the conditions on which the Soviet Union should enter the war against Japan.
The secret protocol the text of which was released by M. Molotov yesterday contained the first Great Power agreement on reparation pay- ments to be made by Germany. The authen- ticity of the text was confirmed by a Foreign Office spokesman in London tonight.
inting to the entry into the war
Reuters Diplomatic correspon. dent writes:
U.S. BASES IN PHILIPPINES
Washington, Mar. 19.
will The United Staten retain the use of sixteen bases in the Philippines and may secure permission at any time to wae seven nthera under an agreement signed in Munila on Afurch 14, it was inclared Today, when the State De- partment published the text. of the agreement,
both The Legislature of countries mitat upprove the agreement before it becomes efferior--Reuter,
Phillips
This agreement is of published on Febuary 11" (re- Decision
with Japan).
The
Vital Issue
which vital issue
M.
secret Yalta protoc., which ad- mits the principle of repurations
elple.
Unpopular
London, Mar. 18. After taking four counts in
with
1
CHIT
Buffs Officers Prominent
(By Recorder)
'A fair number of spectators was attracted to Caro- line Hill yesterday when the Combined Ser- vices' Athletic Association made its bow to the local sports world with what turned out to be one of the most efficiently conducted athletic meets I have yet seen in this Colony. Performances on the whole were on the poor side and far below the pre-war Arca Sports Board or even the inter-school standards, There was a good deal of enthusiasm, though, and with good coaching some of yesterday's competitors will be able to do much better. Best performance came in the blanket Quarter Milu, wun in a
finish by 2/Lt. Broadley, of 2 Buffs, who turned in a nent 56 3/6 sees, with at least two or three of the others under 60 seconds, and in the Half Mile, won in 2 las 14 seen, by 2/Lt. Jackson, also of 2 Buffa.
beil
42
It was a
tenin
MAURIELLO SUSPENDED
laws of war, Colonel major importance to the discussions now going on
Boston, Mar, 18. Peleliu Jaland, where a group of tian and lost the confidence of Richard Halse, prosecu
These were by far the
Tami Mauriello, Bronx heavy- "hold out" Japanese allucked as graerats," he said. "Hitler tor at the trial of Field in Germany if its text is
races of the day. In the "Half", weight who might have been believed he was a great captain Marshal Kesselring, de-also confirmed by the patrol
Jackson was content to lay back an outstanding chaleager for and attributed to himself the clared: "My case is quite/ United States, since it Molotov has raised is whether the
fourth over a 4-second first lap. another profitable crack at Joe Suecica won by his generals."
a bit on the fast side, and over- Louis had he behaved himself, While formerly he tolerated clear-you are entitled includes a provision that scarcely any flattery; he be to take reprisals but you reparations may be taken from current production, is sup- the fourth round, Al Phillips, took Capt. Fearn, of 42 R.M. was Puspended today indefinite. The "Quarter" saw Major by the, Massachusetts Boxing are not entitled to take from current production, plementary to or superseded by of London, fought back to win Commande in the honte stretch.
the Potsdam agreement which the Empire featherweightl
Commission for trying to fight came very susceptible to it.
The Soviet wish to extract re.
Ormsby, of the West Yorks, misit out with the referee and his with him, was possible, and I lives of innocent people." purations in this form and Bri-makes na reference to this prin- championship
time the piling on of the pace by!
second turn, opponent, Johnny Shkor; after shortly after the tish opposition has so far provid- The defence counsel had
M. Molotoy maintained the two Albert Hall here tonight, ed the major obstacle to attain.
Anderson,
tu have the their fight in the Boston Arena Fifty other Japanese holdouts fifler had daily injections conquoted the American military ing German econ.mle unity as
where he appeared ngreements must
to outpointing be read
bantamweight race in hand, and finish a winded last Friday ended in a technical are believed to be still at large. | taining strychnine and hor- law on hostages, saying that agreed at Potsdam.
Kether since the section of the coffee-coloured.
third in close finish behind kayo victory of Shker. Marine beadeuarteen an- monca.
they coincided with Kesselring's M. Molotov, announcing
the Potsdam agreement covering re- champion, of British Gulana.radley and Mine, McQuade, DI
with over 15 rounds,
The Commission also suspend- Milch said he received no fur views. nounced that a special detail of)
lext of the agreement, said: "paration payments opened
with Hannan R.M. Commande, with The decision was unpopular of the Royal Navy a close fourth.
ed both the boxers'. managers, 21 airborne harines left yester- ther distinctions after 1940, 1
Judge Advocate C. L. Stir. shall have to make public a de- the words: "In accordance with
The decision puts the Now more when he received the Knight's ling, saying that the
tho a large section of day for Peleliu, and 15
Court cislon at the Crimea conference the Crimen decision.
good early season effort published Though the Potsdam
agree. will leave by air olay. Porty- Cross and rank of General would hear legal arguments on which has not been
ment only covered payment by crowd, who demonstrated long and all four could reach the 34 York State Boxing Commission on a spot because if it wanta hitherto." e other marines are en routof Field Marshal,
the point, read the following extract from the
In its morning hulletin today the removal of capital and equip after the end of the contest, to 60 second standard.
The triangular meet was won outaldo support in its ban of from Guam.
American the official Soviet News Agency ment it contained no clause con. The crowd stamped its feet and
and apple by 8 Commando Brigade, with 51 Rocky Graziano, in an effort to rules: "Hostages taken and Toss, pave the following text as demning payment from. current booed, and orange
points, Army finishing with 45 break up gambling. It must held for the declared purpose released yesterday by Molotov:
production.
peel was thrown in the ring.
and the Combined Royal Navy forbid Mauriello to box in New The protocol on the talks be-
It merely stated that repara-
The next bout on the pro- of ensuring against all unlaw
Royal Air Force
tralling York, thereby banning one of ful acts of the enemy forces of ween the heads of the three tion payments must leave enough
necoin with 30. Governments at the Crimea con- resources for Germany to exist Kramme began to the
boos: people may be punished or pure on the question of Ger- without external assistance
and paniment of hisses and
There were no "doubles" scored, "the biggest drawing, cards,---- to death if unlawful acts arc
in the palles. cordoned off the ring though Cpl. Sewell, II.A.F, man- United Press.
aged to finish second in reparations in kind. The thut payment for essential nevertheless committed."
Dietrich Belitz, a Colonel on agreed as follows).
heads of the three governments ports to Cermony must be the to protect officina.
first charge of German produc-
There was no doubt that it sprints beside winning the high jump with a mark of 5 for $ Kesselring's Rtaff. continued "1. Germany must pay in kind ton-Reuter. his evidence this afternoon, and for the losses caused by her to
Phillips was just ahead when on the poor side. German police Allied nations in the course of
the said that the
last round commenced. the field events still poorer. Anilerson tried hard to land a
Major-General company wiped out, when a the wor. Reparations are to be
2nd Race-Coolgardie Handi bomb exploded on a Rome received in the first instance by
finishing punch in the third G.WEJ. Erskine, presented the those ecuntries which have borne street on March 23, 1944, wae
the main burden of the war,
round, but Phillips kept going prizes to the winners of the two caplit Section 6 Furlongs:- almost entirely of composed
Cassie 164, Burgomaster 147. in with his head down to take open events and in a short address Arablan Moon 158, Argus 144, mentioned Lt. Col. E.P.C. Bruce, South Tyroleans, and nearly organised the victory over
off the force of the punches. one hundred South Tyroleans enemy.
M.C., Officer Commanding the 2nd Esmeralda 145, Fat Choy 140, The following were the result<
the Bn. Several times during
The Bulls, Lieut. E. L. Flying Arrow 144, Happy Valley nationality were of Italian
of the remaining games in the fight, Anderson had Phillips in Marsh, R.M., and 2/Lieut, K. F. 100, Miami Beauty 141, Peacock either killed or injured.
Second Round of the Open Singles trouble and enly the bell saved McGrath, 2 Buffs, as being among 147 and Red Fox 153, Sharp reprisals were im- "2. Reparations are to be ex-
Tennis Championship played yes the London hoxer in the fourth those responsible for the Combin- because erted from Germany In the three terday: perative, Belitz said, a revolt in Rome would have following forms,
George Chea beat M. Ma 0-0. round after he had taken tered Services Athetic Association
coming into being.
Summarica: conduct of
"(a) bulk_removal within two 0-3.
rifie punishment. Phillips, who upset the entire German warfare in Italy years from the surrender of Ger- Roch Laing beat B.C. Fay 6-1,
treniciously powerful, Reuter.
many or the cessation of organis- 0-0.
fought back strongly and plied; ed resistance from the national
The First Round of the Open on points with his left. wealth of Germany located in Doubles will start today when Le territory of Germany herself as well as outside her territory lows
(b) equipment, machine tools, Lam Kwan and
sponsible for the attack.
The location of the Japanese headquarters and the sources
of their ammunition known.-United Press,
Planned Parenthood
G.
-
"Bribery"
"Lufthansa once offered me 50.00 marks to join the air- aft industry, but refused this as bribery."
Umler cross-examination, Mitch wild he only knew about Detroit, Mich, Mar. 19.
twn concentration camps. When Arguing for plunged parent-
he visited the Dachau concen hood, Methodist Bishop Bromley Oxaum, head of the tration camp in 1945 he form New York Methodist area, las, ed the opinion that it contain given le opinion that "it is "lers and good-for-noth better to rear a family of fourings who were not willing to do Or five healthy children than to their duty to the Fatherland." breed a family of 20 children.
Mich replied to many ques. This was the view the church- tions by saying that his man gave members of the Plan- mory had failed him.-Reuter. wed Parenthood Peleration of Anterien nt a meeting here. He added that planning.in the realm of parenthood "is an obligation at once sacred and patriotic."
Said shop Oxnam:- "Religious leaders who de clare that sexual intercourse in the married sinte shall be sole
ly for the purpose of proeren- tion, and who dare designate all other sexual intercourke as lust, seek to defile one, of the
4
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Hunan Rice Sydney Dock
Strike Export Ban
Imposed
nan
*1
Open Tennis
have suffered losses and have Tournament
Reparations
the
bota
RACE HANDICAPS was a very close decision, but inches. Track hements *"FOR. SATURDAY
WAS
"The
G.O.C..
Track Events
were
four games will be played as fol- At the weighing-In Phillips Baxter (BAP) and Cpl. Ilie (2 Noffe).
Veziments abroad, rhares of in Hau. dustrial, transport, navigation
detailed
Beek.
4th Race-Bonarba Handicap.
tion:--Elmer 148, Kim 151, Lily From the 1 Mile, Post, Ist Sec- 154; Royal Commission 164, Thun- derbolt 148 and White Dragon 150.
Pollol. 148, Honeybelle 166, King, Asher 152, Kookaburra. 147, Mid- night Express 152. and National Congress 152.
7th Race-Benarba Handicap- From the 14 Mile Post, 2nd Section:-Cooper 147,
Lucky Strike 100, Shanghai Beauty 130, Speedaway 148, Sunshine 148 and Wodonga 149.
100 Yurile: 5. Bat. Drayton (45 Tix.
6th Raco-Wattle Park Handi- Cds.): 2. Cpl. Sowell (R.A.F.): 3, Cpl.
cap-1 Mile:Air Borna 147, 210 Yards: 1, Hne, Raynor 144 H.. Jeep Log 137, Norse Queen 186, was one ounce under nine stone,co); 2. Cpl. Bewell (R.A.P.): 3, Col. Sookunpots 140 and V-J Day 137. 6th RaceCoolgardle Handi- Wong Hok-while Anderson weighed eight Was a RM. Co.) 1 4. 2/Lt, McGrath
cap-2nd Section Furiongs: ships, relling stock, German in-nang y Albert Chan and Janks stone seven and a half pounds. Buta). Time: 24 3/5 ACR.
440 Yards: 1, 2/LA. Broadley (2 Batu Al Fresco 162, Blackie. 105, Can- The title became vacant re-2. Mne. McQuade (42 M. Canary 142, Crown Witness 152, Hol Lt. Wilson and Lt. Coop v Bus-cently through the retirement Moe Ormaly (West Yorks?: 4. Car. and other enterprises in Germany; ter Poon and F. Poon,
Time: 46 13 of Ned Taricton, of Liverpool. Hennan Royal NavF). "(e) the annual deliveries of
Taui Brothers V Lt. Emmett Sydney, Mar. 19.
from current production and Capt. Russell. goods
-Reuter.
BRO Yarder 1, 2/11. Jackson (2 Bus: Hopes of an early settlement for a period to be fixed. of the atrike by Sydney water-(d) the use of German labour. A. E. P. Guest and J. W. Leonarit. Lee Wal-Long and Steto v
2. Capt. Prat (42 R.M. Cdn.) 3. HT [Corcoran (14 M. Cdo.), Times & mina. Alders, who are objecting to
14 Kesy. . For the working cut on the overtime work, have faded.owing
Memorial Cup game played on -One Miles 1. Mose. Fairman (42 R.M. Canton, Mar. 19. to the Stevedoring Industry Com above principies of a
H.K.F.A. MEETING plan for the exaction of repara- mission's rejection of the Waterlons from Germany the Allied
Thursday, March 13, the lettera Ca 2. Bet. Waterton (27 Field Real.. |R.A.); 8. Pis, Norrly (3 Ruffa. - Timat A meeting of the full Cours of four registered referees re- mins. 7 wees. Owing to good demand siders Federation offer to admit Reparations Commission to must sacred of human relation in the United States, 500 New
ell of the longkong Football questing the removal of their One Mile Opent 1, Cheng Chaw; 2, members if the over-set up in Moscow, consisting of ships."-Associated Press.
time order is rescinded. daily shipments of tung
representatives of the USSR: the Association will be held this names from the list of active. J. Remedios: $, Cheung Klu-way: Tim The shipping position is now
United States and of the United afternoon at 6.30 p.m. in the referees of the association, and 5 mins. 40 nece
Hongkong Hotel.
the passing if thought fit, of Baker (3 Gdo. Bde. 2. Cpl. Peant t Soviet Consul oil are arriving here by acuto with, 70 ships idle and car-
Kingdom. the Canton - Hankowa piling up. und Sydney is ex- #4, With regard to the fixing
on the such resolutions and to adopt ca. Bd.) peeled to be without from Railway
Hunan and ales
potatoes of the total sums of reparations agenda will be to consider the ruch action as may be consider Navy) sugar.as the Colonial
as well as the distribution of it report of the referee on the ed expedient in the matter. for export via Canton Sugar Redning Works at Pyr among the countries which sur- mount have practically ceased fered from German aggression, and Hong Kong.
production.
the Soviet and Amerlenti deloga- The demand is so brisk that! Unless the strike terminates by ons nerced as follows: noon called on Dr. Che Kup-Lien, the price rose from CN$400,000 tomorrow, the shipment of 2,578 Director of the Shanghai Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affair, a pical to CN$500,000 a picul chests of tee from Colombo on March 16. Hunan mer- the liner Asturias may go over- seeking a guarantee for the safe-on ty of the Soviet Consul-General chants dealing in this commo.scas again, as the vessel is due here in vlow of the
Alarmed
Shanghai, Mar. 18 The Soviet Consul this after-
"mounting dity are making good profits.
tide of public sentiment, which i
regarded as anti-Soviet."
The Hunan 'provincial gov ernment, however, has banned
to sail on Saturdny.—Reuter,
LINCOLN RACES WASHED OUT?
50 Per Cent To Russia The Moscow reparations com mission should take, in the Initiul stages as the basis for discussion, the suggestion of the Soviet, Gov. ! ernment that the total ̈sum. of reparations in accordance with points (b), (b) and (c) of Para 2,hould be 820,000,000,000 and that 50 per cent of it should go to the USSR.
Dr. Cho Kuo-Llen assured him the export of rice to this pro- that steps will be taken 10 300 that such a guarantee is forth- vince, which is badly. In need coming by the proper authorities, of this staple food. The obice- is no possible tlon is that people in Kwang- nilhough "chero
"The British delegation: : WHB manner of stopping
London, Mar. 18, ;; the exprea- tung would smuggle the Huna-
of the opinion that pending con- alon of patriotic feelings by the nese rice to Hong Kong for
Flat racing duo to start at sideration of the réparations public If such is within the law." sale at a higher profit.
Lincoln next Monday may be question by the. Mosecw: repara- -Reuter,
Governor Wang Tung-yunn held up by the flood water on tions cominission no figures would consent to the shipment, the course. The water has reparations should be mentioned. above. SovieLAmerican of rich to Kwangtung, but this provincial council, an advisory places and it is still, rising Moscow for the reparations, com Yokohama, Mar. 19. The week-long rending of body. Rice price in Canton is by inches. The Clerk of the mission as one of the propants Course and, the Jockey Club to be ccraldered by the commix- д picul,
alon... affidavits in which prisoners of about CN8000,000
*The
Living Nightmares la objected to by the Hunan already reached two feet deep proposal has been passed
of
to
The main itonIK
Britain's Task--Work
To Survive
London, Mar. 18.
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tah Jump: 1. Col. Sewell (TL.A.Y.) Kft. din. 2. TAO. Ryan (LAP), SEL. blusa., Lt. Lloyd (42 .M. Co.) Kft. Mr. Attlee tonight broadcast a “Work to Survive". P. Nellen (2 Buffa) Btt. Lin,
Jumb: Mae. Corcoran, (44 KM. message to the nation. He said the difficulties ca 19., s. 2. AME. Howell (Royni | Hary) · 18ft, 2lna. ; -8, R/Lieut. Bradley (1 facing the nation were too serious and a chal- Duffel 17f Bins. 3 d. L/Bla. Beth (Rayul lenge too Immediate to allow him to indulge in party score, Giving the Government's plan for Britain to over-ins, Pte. Christensen ( Stuffs) Epft. come the difficulties facing her he reaffirmed Cpl. Absalora (14R.. Cdo.) his faith in the ability of the British people. Dlar Throw 1. Cpl. Absalom · (84 The British people are never daupted by diffi-.M. Co.) natt. Sina, z, fie. Christensen culties; the greater the emergency the more effa, Zina,2 4, Lt. Quest (48.bf. readily they respond to the call for service. We Cd) Bit 105,
Javelin Throws-1,- Pie. Vanatruapy (2.3.26.p.m.-BTUDIO: "Reel Reve shall win in the peace just as we did in the But) 11., LAM. Thompson
LAC.red; by Xuws atraged war," he said.....
Hyun (AP.) 1:4, Balu, Dodda (44 R.M.. 2257 Probentált by Robert Biod to inspect the track on Thurs stalin
"Some people abroad are sug-vices for home needs and to pay cas.).
·2:00 pmniLandon Steiny NEWS +100 g A Chelsea Colour Taluk captors of responsibility for one-half of the price
day to make a final decision- w Cotton Yarn
This disclosure; not published | gealing that the day of Britain fa for food and -raw - materials sho the donths of more than 1,800
-139 piktër-Landon "Transicistkok - Reuter.
at the time, has caused, soms as over. Some of them thought so must get from abroad.
@wleni??!"Tbk ·Adventormai Yof Tulle of their fellow prisoners while Shanghol is sending a large
**We want 'n sustained effort, by tenlabrhent along London ob- in the war, but they discovered
SOLD OUT.
No Btormy Wesley the nation, but to be effective this their mistake, Britkin showed the chroute to Japan was con- quantity of cotton yarn to
servers today. My da
Reserved tickets for the impor-1949 pol-Violin Infertuda off world that she could atånd.
he wail directed," he Questioned' ~ in 'the' HouBE. cluded by the prosecution to Canton via the Canton-Hankow
10.10. Kiminshoes?” Vienl tant football match between Sing Lamb | Railway." It is said that mer
Commons on March 4, 1940 ar to terrible odds in the defence of Bell was vitally important that 10 and Bouth China to be played on whether fall, secret lagreements
British way of life today the basic
19:26 mm-dilonius Canorria: Many allegedly died in lyhants are making about CN
dustries · should have on the Club geband on Sund ing nightmaros (at drove them $100,000 prof a bale The Two bomba exploded at a connected with the Yalta innans," in the holds of prison cotton yarn is not allowed to am. this me ing at a synago-ance, had then been pupilaned that British demperaey can by all that storkers and equipment were sold out shortly after boa
KingVatarted yesterday and be exported from Kwangtung. que in Toros Gily in the ME PRE Noel Baker, at
›logether | dreda, who aimɑmbled at the Olau thời: The tallroad is zeed to ship
war accused their Japanese) while that in Hunan is only inspector of the Racecourse, ar "Signed, "Churchill, Roosevelt, |
ships or were beheated as they ikhelt, beside their stra
porteds Foods
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