1939-03-25

DONALD DUCK

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 25, 1939.

By Walt Disney

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6th day of

the series

"ASKED

HITLER

QUESTIONS"

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Ep 1 Was Power Tamponá

Weyldelas tewend

Steel for a detested man!'

Q. What your personal opinion of Mus-

solini's qualities?

A. "In this period (Hitler is speaking of the days before he took over power)

-I confess it openly-I was seized by the deepest admira-

tion for the great man south

of the Alps who, moved by

passionate love for his people,

did not make pacts with Italy's internal enemies, but strove

"The thing that will put Mussolini in the ranks of the great ones of this earth is his deter-

mination not to share, Italy with Marxiam but Lo save his fatherland from it by giving up internationalism to annihilation." (p. 774.)

How do you justify your Jew-baiting policy in spite of its antagonising the civilised world?

A. "I believe I am acting to-day in the sense In guarding of the Almighty Creator: for their annihilation in all ways and with myself against the Jew. I am fighting for the

work of the Lord." (p 70.) all means.

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WALT DISNEY'S

Soviet Air Line Inaugurated

Planes Will Meet At

Border Station

The Soviet-China air line, bring- ing Moscow and Chungking within four days of each other, was in- augurated yesterday, when, accord- ing to messages from United Press and Reuter, a Chinese plane left Chungking to fly to Hami, terminus of the Chinese section of the route, and a Soviet plane was scheduled to leave Alamutu for the same destina- lion.

planc The tri-molored. Junkers Lanchow, belonging to the Ministry of Communications, took off from the Chungking uerodrome, which is con- structed on a flat leland in the Yang-

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QUESTION: How many French- men who fought in the Franco- Prussian war of 1870-71, are alive to-day?

ANSWER: 77,400. The Ogure has been ascertained by a French Government investigation Into the number of holders of ex-Service- men's "privilege cords."

Q: How many ex-soldiers are there in France?

A.: 4,119,003. More than 27,000 of these have taken part in French colonial campaigns.

Q: With what successful flight are the Franco-Prussian survivors linked?

A.: Gambetto, the French dic tator, flew from Parls in a balloon over the German armies that were besieging the capital.

KEPT FROM HIS SHIP BY SCIATICA

Sailor Who Could Hardly Walk for Pain

Rheumatism had so crippled this old sailor that he could only maka his way

and about with pain difficulty. Here he tells how a friend introduced him to a remedy which made him perfectly nt for the hard seafaring life again within a week:-

"I have been a seaman and travel!- ed all over the world in sailing ships, Some time ago I was taken bad with | sciatica and rheumatism. If I went out I had to rest two or three times before I got home. One day an old mate of mine asked me what was the matter, and he said 'get some Krus- chen Salts,' So I got some and I am pleased to say I felt a great ease. After continuing for a week, I was a great deal beiter and on the Satur- day I was back on my ship."--T.R.W. The pains of rheumatism and

acid accumulating in

body.

our Germani A "Unfortunately

people is no longer based on uniform racial kernel. The process

together of melling

the various orginal components is also not yet sa for advanced that one could speak tac, at 7 a.m. To assure a safe take-Inches. The estimated top speed is of a thoroughly newly formed race, off, she curried only 10 passengers (205 miles un hour.-British Wireless. sciatica are caused by too much uric

the and 1,100 kilograms of mail. She

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS. Two of the ingredients, of Kruschen "On the contrary, the polsonings of was to stay overnight at Lanchow,

Salis dull the sharp edges of urle fits blood which struck the body of and a due nt Hami to-day, since the

Imperial Passengers for Chungking or Lan-

Airways plane acid crystals, then dissolve them our peoplespeelally Thirly Years War-led not only to chow carried by the Soviet plane Dorado left Kal Tak yesterday morn-away altogether. Other ingredients the dissolution of our blood, but also will change to a Chinese plane ating for Dangkok with Mr. H. C. Lee of these Salts assist Nature to wash to a dissolution of our soul. The Hami.

on board as the only passenger. The out these dissolved crystals through our Fatherland,

Dorado carried 1,034 lbs. of mall. open frontiers at

the natural channels. contact with un-Germanic foreign bodies along these frontier regions, above all the strongly running stream of foreign blood into the inside of

Officials Careful

Chungking, Mar, 24. The Chinese authorities are handi-

the Relch itself, leaves no time for ing the Chunking-Haml air service

The

BOEING CLIPPER

Bad weather and the fact that it

an absolute absorption because of its with the utmost care, the Ministry is not necessary to make a hurried continbat renewal.

"No few race is cooked out of

this anw more, but the component parts of the race remain next to one! another, with the result that in

Millions Found Allergic

of Communications being anxious to fight, pre responsible for a further

BERKELEY, Cal. preserve the reputation of the Chi-delay in the arrival of the Boeing

Dr. Theodore D. Beckwith, pro-. nese-managed and Chinese-piloted Clipper making its second test flight

from San Francisco to Hongkong. fessor of bacteriology at the Univer air fine,

Originally due on Friday, the Clip-alty of California, estimates that The Chungking-Ham!. Une is the per la now coming on Sunday, and 10,000,000

will depart the following day

moments of crisis, in which usunily a Arst Une to be completely operated herd gets together, the German people by the Chinese. The piane Lanchow

AIR SERVICES separates to all four directions of the this morning was piloted by Liti wind....

Next to Nordic people Ching-tal, a German trained aviator you find Eastern peoples; next to having 3,000 hours' experience. He

Arrivals and Departures. by a Chinese accond Eastern you. And Dinaric peoples; was assisted

wireless operator,

Of Planes next to Eastern you find Dinarle pilot, Chinese you And Western peoples, and be- Chinese mechanic and a crew of four

Outward ween all you find mixtures." (p. persons.

In order to assure safely against Imperial Airways 7 a.m. Narch 28. 137.)

For US.A.. Japanese air raids, forced landings

via Monlia, Guam, and other accidents, the Lanchow Honolulu, Boeing Clipper 8.30 a.m. carried 120 tins of 000 gallons of March 27. fact, leaving only 1,200 kilograms For Chungking, Sian, etc. Eurasia for cargo and mall. She carried 70 and CNA.C. service indefinite.

For France, vin Hanoi: Ale France kilos of mail.

ordered Rochm and other to the youthful marriage-band that to a people purge. Do you consider political healthy posterity, capable of re- execution justifiable on any grounds? sistance." (pp. 275-270)

"A National State must regard the child as the most valuable possession of a people. It must take care that only healthy people have children." (p. 446.),

Q.party leaders to be shot in the strength from which alone can come cruelty with inconceivable lying in criticiside the Nazl Batch?

"The danger of secret societies at les in the fact that tie magnitude of their task is often com pletely misunderstood by their mem- bers and the opinion forms among them that the fate of a people could renily be decided by a single assas sination.

"Such an opinion may have its historical Justification, namely when a people pines under the tyranny of some exceptionally capable oppressor, of whom one knows that only his guarantees overbearing personally

the Internal firmness and terribleness of the hostile pressure.

"In such

with its A

по

Why will you tolerate that combines bestial position, not even intelligens

and to-day more a rare mixture than ever-belleves-ilsoif- called to.

"You-can-succeed in-winning whole world

In order to further assure cafety -0.30 am March 23. burden the

the soul of a people only if

the besides leading the positive fight for the total weight of cargo was cut to "You bloody oppression.

make no treaty with

possible. whose sole partner

Interest is to your ulms, you annihilate the op- 1,045 kilos, or 155 less than

Each of the plane's motors deve- total destroy the other. Above all, you ponent of these alms.

"The people at all tunes sees in lops 720 horsepower, so the "It must be regarded as objection-make no treaty with individuals to

an antagonist horsepower is 2.160-United Press. able to withhold heal-whom no treaty would be sacred. Inexorable attack on

live as repre-the proof of its own right, and feels

Chungking-Rangeon Line thy children from the because they do not nation. The Sinte sentatives of honour and truthful-the refusal to annihilate the other as must stand in thiness, taut ns advocates of lying, trea- showing uncertainty with regard to respect es protector chery, robbery, plundering and theft. its own right-if not as a sign of lta of a thousand-year- If a man thinks he can make treatles own, lack of right.

long future, against

which the desires and selfishness of indivi- duals appear as no- thing and must give

cuse a man ready to way." (pp. 440-447.) sacrifice himself may spring suddenly from a people to drive the deathly steel into the breast of the detested Individual." (p. 600.)

"Racini mixture of any.kind must lend sooner or later to the downfall of the racially mixed product.

(p. 443.)

"The generation of our notorious present-day weaklings will, of course, at once kick up a row agninst this

Does Germany want, England's and wall and cry about attacks on cotonfes?

the holiest rights of men.

"No there is only one hollest right)

of man, and that right is at the same "When Germany took this course time his hollest duty: to take care A.

(Hitler is talking of Germany' that the blood is preserved pure in pre-war policy which aimed at sea-order that, through the conservation power and colonies and dominating of the best in mankind, the possibility world trade) she should have at least of a nobler development of these clearly recognised that this develop creatures is given." (p. 444.)

"The National State's purpose is ment would end one day in war...

not to bring up colony of peaceable (p. 100,)

If we trod this path England must aesthetes and physical weaklings. It have become our enemy one day. It does not see its human ideal in de- wns more than senseless to be anger-cent, narrow-minded men or in vir- ed if England one day took the liberty tuous old maidens, but in the defiant, of opposing our peaceful drive with embodiment of manly strength and in the rudeness of the violent egotist. women who can bring more men into We should never have taken this the world." (p. 455.)

course.

"If European territorial policy could be pursued only in alliance with England against Ruostu, so, vice a colonial and world-trade polley was thinkable only against England in alliance with Russia." (p. 157.)

versa,

"The National State must raise

A. marriage from the level of a

NEXT: MUSSOLINI ANSWERS QUERIES

The "Telegraph" series "1 Asked Hitler Questions" will conclude on Monday.

On Tuesday the "Telegraph" will commence publication of a new series devised on similar lines. Il Duce's replies are taken from his "My Autobiography," published in 1928.

one of the questions "What do you think of the English?" is answered by Signor Mussolini

Other questions he answers are: Why do you ask for French Colonies? What is your colonial polley↑

Why not a political deal with France? Do you want peace?

Be sure to read "I Asked Mussolini' Questions." ·

The answers in the "I Asked filer Questions," which concludes

un Monday, are obtained by interpreter from Hitler's "Mein Kampf" ("My Struggle").

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An uncensored copy of an edition for Storm Troopers is used. Page references at the end of paragraphs refer to this special edition.

Do you ever think of making with parasites, he is like a tree trying up with Resic and alping to make an alliance with mistletoe for

its own advantage." (p. 150.) Germany with the Soviets?

A. ut Russin do not even think of

Nature, and its sensibility does not

persons in the United States are allergle to me thing or another, from drugs, to foods, plants, animais, elimatic conditions, und emotional disturbances.

Inward

From London, Australia and Bri- tish countries: Imperial Airways G pm, March 25; Imperial Airways G p.m. March 29.

From Chungking, Yunnanfu, Kwel- lin: C.N.A.C., Eurasia Service in- definite.

From USA. via Honolulu, Guom. Manila: Boeing Cupper 12.30 p.m. March 20.

HONG KONG

The date of the inauguration the Chungking-Rangoon airline by the CN.A.C. has not yet been fixed, anys United Press, despite a suc- cessful traf flight a few weeks ago. The C.N.A.Chas ordered two more glant Douglas transports of the DC-3 type which are arriving in China In June, when, with more material facilities, the C.N.A.C. services in China are expected to be much im- proved.

CRASH FATALITIES Victims of the Kwelchow Plane Mishap

Chungking, Mar. 23. It is learned that all four passen- of the gers, including a woman, Ministry of Communications which crashed in flames in Kweichow on March 12, were killed.

plane

West

The

pilot, who had his teeth knocked out, and the co-pilot, who was badly injured, are the sole survivors. All and were Chinese, the passengera they were burned to death.

At the time of the crash, the plane was en roule to Kunming from Chungking-Reuter.

NEW FLYING BOATS Larger. Pinnes Soon For Imperial Airways

London, Mar. 24.

**The broad mass is only a bit of

understand the mutual handshake of people who declare they want op- posite things. What it wants is the: victory of the stronger and the anni- Three big ocean flying boats build- Q. What method do you fat our hilation of the weaker or its uncondi-ing at Rosie to be launched in

for geting the Jews out of tional subjection." (pp. 371-371.) Germany if they won't go?

this

"The present holders of power entering an alliance in an honourable 'What are your views on mar-way or of keeping at all.

"You should never forget that the riage?

rulers of present-day Russia are blood-stained, com- mon criminals; that

"No people can remove you are dealing with A (Jewish) grip from its throat the scum of mankind otherwise than by the sword. Only which, favoured by the collected concentrated strength of circumstances' at national passion powerfully rearing tragic period, overran self up can defy the international a great State; strangl enslavement of peoples. Such a pro- ed and exterminated cedure is and remains a bloody millions of its leading one." (p. 738.)

continual pollution of the race, und consecrate it as an institution for producing likenesses of the Lord, and nat monstrosities between man and ape." (pp. 444-445.)

"Marriage cannot be an end in itself, but must serve a higher pur- pose, the increase and conservation of the race. That alone is ita sense and purpose.

intellectuala in savage

grend for blood and which now ex-

On these conditions its rightness arcises the cruellest tyrant-regime of

can be measured only by the way in all time. which it fulltis this purpose. There

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