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HITLER IN THE THE CHINA COAST FROZEN ASSETS
MAKING
The Story Of His Youth
THE LITTLE ARMY AT
LEONDING
Vienna.-Future biographers of the present Chancellor of Germany are likely to draw a great part of their information about the early days of their subject from the mem- ories of a compositor working, for
CHANGES AND APPOINT.
MENTS
Mr. R. K. Urquhart, acting third engineer officer, Liangchow, is on short leave..
Mr. A. O Wallace, suply third engineer officer, from reserve, has gone third engineer, Liangchow,
Mr. G. Wintor, third engineer officer, Kwaiyang is ou
short leave.
Mr.J. T. Ledward, third engineer officer, Wuby, is on short leave.
Mr. M. Scott, second" engineer officer, Ngankin, has gone acting third engineer officer, Wuhu,
Mr. J. Andrew, suply, second en-
OF ARCTIC
1,000,000,000 Tons Of Coal
NEW SURVEY BY THE
SOVIET
DR. ALINGTON'S FAREWELL
Looking In The Glass
Of Memory
LAST SERMONS. TO-ETON
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London, Aug. 1. Dr. Cyrl Alington, the new Dean
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FURTHER CONCERTS TO BE GIVEN.
the Linier Tagespost, a daily news.gineer officer, Chinhua, has gone. here and is now engaged in exten- morning" service, that his mind These German students also appears.
paper published, in Linz. He is second engineer officer, Wenchow.
Mr. J. II. Fayers, second engineer Harr Max Sixth, who was Adolf officer, Poyang, has gone second Hitler's boon companion at work. and play during the ten years they engineer officer, Suiyang, lived contemporaneously in the vil lage of Leonding, in Upper Aus-
"trin.
Adolf Hitler was born on April
A
.The German Student Tourists of the Neurother Students Associa tion, visitors to Hong Kong, "left the Colony yesterday for Canton Aften a week at that port they are to return to Hong Kong for a few more days, and it is stated that dur- ing that time two or three more cọn. certs will be given by the talented group. Very little comment was Archangel, Aug. 8.
mado concerning the concert which they broadcast from the local studio A special expedition of the of Durham, preached his farewell on Tuesday evening, but reports U.S.S.R Academy of Sciences, sermons as Head Master of Eton from many people who listened hearted by its president Academi in College Chapel on July 30. in" state that all the nongs given cian A. P. Karpinsky, has arrived, It was natural, he said at the were exceedingly well rendered. sive survey work designed to as should go back to the Sunday, ed soon after their arrival here at certain with precision the extent thirty years ago, when he heard a
the German Club, and probably this of the natural resources of the headmaster preach his last sermon will be the venue for further enter Pechora basin in the frozen por from the same pulpit. There could tainments by them. It seems thern section of the Soviet Union. be only a few of them who could pity however that the general Mr. H. W., Thomson, second en- During the past three years have known Dr. Warre, but he public is not given the opportunity gineer officer, Suiyang, has gone. over 130 geological, survey, pros hoped they all knew of his unrt of hearing them, for their per second engineer officer. Poyangpeering and topographical parties valled claim to the gratitude of formance of the German religious
Mr. H. L Elliott, from, in tran-
..have worked in the Pechora re- Etonians.
musicale The Dance of Death." gion, discovering mineral deposits
On that occasion Dr. Warre is understood to be particularly at over 200 different points, includ- chose a text which was appropriate fine. During their stay at Canton ing cost, shists, copper, lead, silver. to all who had lived and tried to it has been arranged for them to gold, zine, molybden. spar, pyrite, serve him: "I see that all things give concerts at the Y.M.C.A. The sulphuric pyrite and asbestos.
comes to an end, but Thy company, twelve in number, is under Mr. A. 8. Lawson, sup’y third ens The time has now arrived for a mandments
exceedingly the directorship of Herr Qelber- gineer officer, Wanhsien, has gone close study of these sources
broad." acting third engineer officer, New-mineral wealth, a careful andes Dr. Alington said it would al chwang.
ment of their extent. As Presiways seem strange to him that there Mr. J. A, Stewart, from short. dent Karpinsky puts it. "This was no memorial of Dr. Warte in half a dozen candles, and how, in
year is significant because, after the chapel, though there were more or less episodic work, we
maay elsewhere in Eton. When the "darkness, I told them the ter sow enter into the stage of really Dr. Warre was 30 years old herible story of the downfall and intensive activity."
death of the Russian Tsar, (Dr. Alington) went to see him on his birthday. He had received the carly mornings, especially in Dr. Alington recalled services in many letters of gratitude and con-
one that spring, when the light is dimmed gratulation, but the pleased him most was one from the id comes in as the service goes on," and referred to friends who late president of Magdalene Col- had helped hiat far more than ther lege.
At Dr. Warre's request he (Drknew by their loyal devotion to
that place. **
“But one cannee rely on sight him, and after a moment Dr
to give back sound as well, and I
sermon. I remember Lionel Ford like to tell you that it was a good saying to me, one day in my first half when I was thinking of shirk-
think it is such a good plan to made ing chapel, with his characteristi cally diffident voice, I always a rule to go every day, and I do not think I have willingly been
20, 1899, in the frontier village of it, has gone sup's second engineer
officer, Wanhsien. Braunau-on-the-Inn, where his
Mr. D. Davidson, third engineer father, Alois Hitler, was employed officer, Newchwang, has gone acting as a Customs official. When he re-second engineer officer, Huichow. tired, in 1896, Alois Hitler experi mented with a small farm near Lambach, but after a year gave this up in favour of a leisured life in four-roomed cottage and garden in Leonding.
When the Hitlers moved to Leond.leave, has gone acting third en- ing Adolf was eight years old. He sineer officer. Huichow.
Mr. J. F Green, third engineer attenled the village school, where he became friendly with Max Sixtl. officer. Huichow," has gone suply Max's father was the village school-third engineer ofBeer, Wanhgien.
master.
Max Sixtl, who is Adolf Hitler's junior by three years, declares to-day that he remembers, quite clearly the broad details of the life
Mr. G. E. Judge, sup'y second- engineer officer, from short leave, has gone, second engineer officer, Szechuen."
of"
N
are
Mr. B. A. Davies, second engineer Adolf and he shared together in officer, Szechuen, has gone. Bup'y the eternally frozen earth of the Alington) road the letter aloud to
Leonding. Their favourite game was "soldiers," in which they were joined by other boys. Sometimes Adolf's sister, Pauls, was invited to take part, but other feminine would-be warriors were sternly ex cluded.
Although rather frail at that time, Adolf Hitler always took un disputed lead, electing himself gen feral and delighting in the delivery of stirring invocations to do or die. When the other's were unwilling to play, the future Chancellor of Ger
many would often retire by himself to address imaginary legions. His father possessed a cupiously-illus. trated history of the Franco-Prus- sian War. at which he was never sired of looking.
Day-Dreaming,
In school Adolf Hitler showed hemself to be a clever child with a special gift for drawing. He was too addicted to day-dreaming, how- ever to be regarded as a model pupil. Later ho attended a second- 'ary school three miles away at Linz, to which his father compelled him to walk daily through all wenthers. Alois Hitler was undoubtedly a martinet, with the consequence, ac cording to Max Sixtl, that no love was lost between father and son.
Alois Hitler, exasperated by the seeming lack of purpose in a son whom he knew the villagers already laughingly described as 'mondsü- chtig" (moonstruck), constantly taunted Adplf with beinga o'er do well. He rarely allowed his son pocket-money. When he stood at the door and blew two blasts on a whistle, it was Adolf's duty to re- turn home as fast as his legs could carry him."
In polities Alois Hitler was Li- beral and pan,German. At the age of sixty ive, when Adolf was fourteen years old, he died in an ion at Leonding. It was hia custom every morning at ten o'clock to visit this ian for the purpose of drinking half a pint of red wine. On à morning in January, 1903, he col lapsed when he had finished drink- ing Death was due to internal haemorrhage. He had always for bidden his son to enter public- houses or to taste wine. To this day. Ailolf Hitler has remained a teetotaller.
Hitler's Mother,
second engineer officer, is in transit. Capt., J. M. Hall, of the Liang chow, has gone command, Chinhua. Capt. D. Williams, of the Chin hua, hay gone, command, Liang chow.
Capt. D. Wilson, from in transit, Capt. B. A. W. Marrable, from home leave, has gone command, Wenchow.
is on reserve.
Wanhsien, has gone chief officer, Mr. E. Bruce, sup'y chief officer,
Wusueh.
wusueh, has gone sup'y chief Mir. T. L Rasmussen, chief officer,
Wanhaien.
Mr. J. F. Follett, sup'y second officer, Kinting, has gone second officer, Chinhua
Mr. B. L. Butcher, second officer, Chinhua has gone sup'y second officer, Wanhsien.
Capt. E. Johnson, sup'y master, Wanhsien, is on home leave.
Mr. E. Duncan, from short leave, has gone second Chaugchow.
officer,
Mr. D. Boyd, second officer, Changchaw, has gone sup'y second ufficer, Kintang.
Capt. W. M. Christie, from home leave, has gone command, Hui- chow.
leave, has gone second officer, Yat "Mr. A. J. Piggott, from special shing.
Mr. C. G.. Witchell, second.officer," Yatshing, has resigned.
has gone third officer, Hosang,
Mr. W. A. Nesfield, third officer, Hosang, has gone second officer, the same ship.
Mr. C. B. Skinner, from reserve,
Mr. D. J Thomas, from reserve, has gone third officer. Fooshing. Mr. Richard Lane, is on leave. Capt. S. J. Barden, of the Chip shing, is on
reserve,
Mr. 8Schofield, chief officer, Chipshing, has gone master, the same ship:
Mr. A. E. Smith, acting chief officer, Siangwo, has gone second officer, Suiwo.
Mr. W. Young, second officer, Suiwo, has gone second officer, Foo.
shing.
Mr. J. Owens, second officer, Kwaisang, has gone second, officer, Chipshing.
· Mr. B. J. Walsh, second officer, Chipating, has gone third oficer, Kwaisang.
Hein Changwo, has gone chief Mr. G. I. Lawson, chief officer,
officer, Chipshing.
mann..
The Pachora Coal Basin, The scientista have elaborated à detailed plan of work in which activity in many different direc tions will proceed simultaneously. Specialists will continue to study Pechora coal basin and the rounding snow-covered swamps. Other parties will study the fauna Warre said, in a voice far louder alone, and my glass must be able and fiora of the region and the than he had used for many week, hear from those early days the voice velocity of the winds. The firstGive God the praise.",
"In that geo-chemical map of the basin will there is far less cause I do thank same spirit-though
EXT.
be drawn-a work of immense in-
portance for geological prospect. God for any good I have been able ing and surveying.
to do for this place, just as 1 on the basin of the Pechora River, masters for the sympathy and sup Attention will be mainly centred thank generations of boys and the economic importance of which Port and generosity of thought years. It is now deficitely known here.. has grown considerably in recent which have made my life so happy
that here there are enormous - coal 1,000,000,000 tons. There is coal deposits, so far estimated at about everywhere in the region. Only one kilometre from the river there coal, The Varkut-Yugoraky is Shar railway has no coal. The in vestigators will ascertain the most convenient points at which it can bo mined.
or
So Young and Ignorant." Speaking at evening," Dr. Aling- top said he was going to look into the glass of memory and tell them what he saw reflected therein of this chapel in the thirty-four years he had known it.
absent sinc?.
War-Time Memories.
ان
!
I remember the Wednesday even. ing services; how during the war when the chapel was half filled with those praying for their fathers and brothers at the front, and how I see myself coming into it for week by week I had to read out the. the first time,
so young and list of those who had died.
"I remember the introduction of ignorant that I was not quite sure The creation of a great indus I ought not to admire all the win the week-day services in Holy trial base at Pechora is new only dows. In those days th east win Week, when the chapel was filled a matter of time. There will be adow had not be dulled as it is with the most wonderful congrega· great number of workers, and this now, and the whole of the east endtion any preacher has ever had to leads to the problem of creating a off, the chapel was very different.address sufficiently large food base in I see a very dull altar and some "I remember beginning the ex-" near the region, Accordingly, the dull decorations above it and on periment with the Sunday evening Academy expedition is studying its side.
address's, and how much I wonder. the possibilities of cattle breeding
see myself very (reindeer), fishing, regetable gar mounting the pulpit to preach my case you do not know the reason tu sidly ed if you would like them, and in dening hunting ato, both
in the first sermon.
f these bedtime stories I should région of Pechora and through the
"I see a great many people like to tell you now that I have Tugersky Shar. whole, northern territory up to only names to you Dr. Hornby, never wanted to turn them into ex
Dr. Warre, and that most beloved hortations.
"But they have had a very de of men, the then Lower Master, Edward Austin Leigh, always in, finite moral. And that is that all the same stall on Thursdays and good things done whether done in looking at us with a very critical God's name, or not-are yet done in
His spirit
FOREIGN TRADE OF
GERMANY
DECLINE SHOWN IN EXPORTS
AND IMPORTS FOR SIX MONTHS
Berlin, Aug. 10. The official figures published this evening ra- garding the development of German foreign trade during the first half of 1933 as compared with the same period in 1932 show that both im ports and exports have declined Thus the imports in 1993 total
9.088,900,000 marks as against 2,388,000,000 marks in the first half of 1932, while exports in 1933 amounted to 2,377,800,000 as com pared with 2,088,700,000 marks in ] the same period in 1622. As before Germany did the greater share of far as imports are concerned, abonit her foreign trade with Europe as
half of it coming from Europe, "Mr. N. D. Fletcher, from reserve, while in exports more than 75 par has gone acting chief officer, Siang-cent. went to European countries. Exparts to Europe declined by 508,000,000 marks or by 23 pen cent. while expart to oversea countries. shrank by only 42,000,000 marks or 8 per cent./
Adolf Hitler lived with his mother, Klara, at Leonding till her death four years later at the age of forty-seven. Alois Hitler's second wife, she is said to have been -a quiet, unassuming woman, and on much more understanding terms Wo with her son than was ber husband. Mr. E. L. Courtney, second officer,
Thus, at the age of eighteen, Fooshing," is on reserve. Adolf Hitler set out to seek his Mr Feeney, from reserve, fortunes in Vienna. It was his am- has gone fourth engineer oficar, bition to study at the Art School, Kungwo. but being "unable to afford the fees
Mr. W. Linton, fourth engineer
he could only obtain a job as a de officer, Kungvo, has gone third on corator assistant.
gineer officèr," Leesang,
1. Apart from this, established. Fact,
The friend of the family on a pre-about it. Just wait till ye get rus visit had, had one.over the man:" eight and the daughter for the
Who a man house was taking him to task for h shpse. The friend took the reproof
ekly until the young woman sah rejoined the friend, "but when be interrupted her with ye never can tell boo marriage ill
showed a tendency to rub it in,
me, yoken naething affect a man.
and that shortly afterwards he re- Mr. G. Staffaichuk, third engin nounced in favour of his sister, eer officer, Leesang, is on home
leave.
The decrease of Germany's, (5- vourable trade balance in the first half of this year was mainly dus to the shrinkage of trade with oversea countries. The decline of Germany's import was largely due to the fall of the general price level;
Paula, a small legacy left by Capt. E. W. Bichards, from in whereas the shrinkage of exports
mother, practically nothing is known of Hitler's life in Vienna: transit, has
He seems to have made law friends chow. attracted no attention. But it is
Que command, Liang was caused above all by the fall in
Capt. D. Williams, of the Liang not unreasonable to conjecture that chow, is on home leave.
leave, is on reserve.
the anti-Semitism of the Christian Mr. W. Calder, from short Social Party, which was vigorously expressed in Vienna in those days, especially by the Burgomáster, Karl Lueger, made a profound impres sion upon him.
Capt. D. Wilson, from reserve has gone command, Kalgan,
Capt. J. D. Whyte, reserve, has
In 1912 he went to Munich, where gone comtrand, Anhui,
Capt. D. Lupton, of the Anhui, he earned a living in much the same
outbreak of war in 1014 he enlistad. Mr AA Brockman, third way as he had in Vienna. At the is on horns leave in a Bavarias infantry regiment. officer, Yuensang, has gone third
the total volume of goods sent abroad. Trans Ocean: Kuo Min:
|-officer, Huisaj
Mr A Ramsay, third officer, Suisang, has gone second offer, the same ship. --
second Mr-0 F: Hamilton, officer, Suisang, has gone acting chief officer, the same shi posemenno Mr. 8. Duncan, acting chief officer, Buisang, is on short leave
"I
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Then I see the chapel as it was
"I want you to know how much when I returned as Headmaster,
Ilove the sounds connected with with the canopied stalls along the this chapel, from the footfall of wall and only a tiny piece of wall the first boy who comes in at tan painting to be seen in the far minutes to eight till the final southwest corner. I see the horrid scuffle of the choir boys as they set- old gas brackets as they were be tle down to the service.” ⠀ fore the electric light came.
When the Lights Went Out
Mors than thirty primary school "Again, I see the chapel plung-students were kidnapped by a prou ed into darkness when the electric of bandits who invaded the Hou light went out, and this reminds kuchiang village, to the north of the me how nobly the choir struggled Taime, Shantung. Several contin to the end of the Paalm, and how gents of the Chinese marines sta well the school behaved; how they tioned in Tsingtho are pursuing the finished the service with the aid of bandits, i
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