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No Enthusiasm For 'Hitler's War' PEOPLE'S MEMORIES. OF 1918 "DANGEROUS" MEN SENT TO FRONT. Reports reaching Switzerland over the frontier indicate that there is no. enthusiasm in Germany for "Hitler's war." Itationing, the Gestapo terror, and memories of how the last war ended are some of the lessons.
It is stated that the men fighting
in Poland do not really represent
the Nazi element. Many of them
are veterans of 1914-18-men who hate war and might become dan-. gerous if left behind while the loyal;
of Mitler Supporters
were at the, Front.
CITIZENS PILLORIED Germans coming ncross the Swiss) border tell of the arrival in Constance of about 4,000 refugees from Western been Germany. After they hind
eltizene prominent billeted four
all the public were marched to squares in turn and mude to declare in chorus: "We are ashamed of not having accepted refugees in houses,"
WALTI
GALLAGHER, with the R.A.F. in France, takes you ́over the neatost, snuggest “better 'olo" -with electric light and fire-near the Maginot Line.
WRATH!
THREE COCKNEYS FIT
UP GROSVENOR HOUSE
γου
By O. D. GALLAGHER
With the R.A.F., Somewhere in France.
YOU would think, by the way they have settled-in over here, that the R.A.F. had been in the business as long as the Army. No matter what their jobs are... pilots, gunners, mechanics or cooks or where they have been billeted, they have dug
£10,000 to
bring him
back alive!
our
THE management of a West-
Crowds watching this exhibition were incited to hoo und spit al them. It turned out later that only one of the pilloried men had refused to take in refugees, and this beenuse of illness in his family. The others had merely displeased Nazi officials. NEW ATTACK ON BRITAIN "Britain Wants War" ran a heud- line in a recent edition of "Vocikls. cher Beobachter," which urges peace now that Poland has been occupied.
"For first time sinco 1014," says the leading article. "all conditions now exist for a definite and stable order in Europe. But at this mao- inent London is shouting, War, war, war. War not for Totland-war ex- clusively for the destruction of Hitlerlan. But this means nothing eise than the reconquest of British world domination."
WOMEN LABOUR CONSCRIPTS
ix End
cinema news offering a reward of $10,000 for the capture alive of Adolf Hitler.
French Pilot Downs
3 Nazis
All German women between the DARING exploits of French
ages of 17 and 23 ore to be canscript
themselves in as though they have come here for good. Each man has made his own private piece of France-where he has his bed-as much like the England he left behind as he ... It's in a wood not possibly can. Take "Grosvenor House." very far from the Maginot Line. Three young aircraftmen have got together and made themselves a dug-out which "old sweats" from the last war say is the neatest, snuggest "better 'ole" they've ever seen.
The three young men come from
Camouflage
Balham, Enfield and West Hom. I saw to-day some more R.A.F. Their cockney accent drew them
It's terrific. They have towards each other, and they de-camouflage.
a certain way of painting five-tun cided to set up house together.
and ten-ton trucks (and anything "Grosvenor House" is about ten else they want to hide from the air? feet square. They've used the corner with certain colours that make them the autumnal land- of a high, sione wall for two walls, dissolve into and the branches of a tree they had scope. Trucks full of munitions look a patch of dappled sunshine. to chop down for the other two. The like
Truly, it is astonishing. roof is tarpaulin.
Inside are three wooden bunks made from the wooden boxes that carry four-gallon petrol tins, and they are as tight as anything you would find in a ship.
The man from Balham was a bulkier once; he made a chimney for the coke-burning fireplace that never
smokes.
Pictures of their girls hang over all is shed cach bunk, and over bright electric light. It comes from an old truck battery.
"All we, want is a gramophone,"
airmen who have estab- said Balham.
"Oh, I don't mind about that," service." Those aged 17 and 19, the enemy, both above the Siegfried said Enfield. "I want nothing more already been called up. Now camps Line and further afield, are now if we could stop West Ham snoring
That's the bugbear."----- for more than 60,000 women have dribbling through from the been completed.
ed for "obligatory national labour lished their superiority over the radio announced-recently, have
In the mornings the women work on farms. They spend the afternoon in comps receiving political instruc- tion and learning domestic and rural economy, or indulging in sports.
al-
front.
Some thrilling examples of skill and courage are reported.
to
West Ham didn't hear that. He was outside hanging long, ankle- gripping under-pants on the wash- Ing line. It was his turn to do the laundry.
When winter comes, and the bright yellows, browns, greens of autumn give way to grey, dark brown, per- haps white, the lorries will still be "invisible,"
There is one trick the RAF, have learned from the old army. If you are an old soldier you know how to prevent the tea water from getting smoked over an open fire. You put chip of wood in the billycan end let it bab about in the water until it
bolls.
Theoretically it does the trick, but opinion is divided about its worth SHEPHERD
line R.A.F. in actual practice. In they say it does work. Maybe they'l
find out later that it doesn't. I'm one AND DOG of those who say It's an old woman's
tale.
Sabotage: Germany
To Pay
NEW YORK.
German
against the
WAM announced
KILLED
λ number of people were killed
and injured when a series of heat- LuguC atorms Britain. swept
the 17-hour storm that broke over Blandford, Dorset, Arthur
The case is cited of a very young pilot of a pursuit plane who wan
Also hanging on the clothes-line U.S. DIPLOMATS ATTACKED
flying solo at a great height above was a chunk of bread. West Ham The Nazi Press publishes gross the Siegfried Line when he sighted loves birds. He has never seen sa attacks on the honour of American three German Messerschmidts quietly many as live in "Grosvenor House" diplomats and of other neutrals who
la their base at Saar- wood. He náined all sorts of types protest against German methods of bucken. He manoeuvred to place he has scen- but I've never seen House" wortaro. The "12-Uhr Blatt" carries
sparrow." "Grosvenor D the double-column heading, himself behind and above them, and
AN award of £10,000,000 damages Rigler, a 50-year- If he had some sparrows.
Govern old shepherd, was plomat Forgets his Duty Criminal when they were throttling down
recently machine-gun fire loose a burst of Methods of the US. Ambassador in land he swooped upon them and let would really be home for West Ham
struck by 1st- Poland." The matter below was from a height of little more than 150
In another village almost entirely ment prompted by the protest of Mr. An-
taken over by the RAF. they were by the Mixed Claims Commisioning and killed. Leet.
short of an air-rald siren. The unit's which for years has been investigat His sheepdog was of open towns,
best scrounger went out to see what lng and assessing sabotage by German run over and also he could do. He came back with agents of two munitions depots that killed
a mile away. They
Whether the claimants, which In-uld to i a machine that makes a shriek thai blew up during the last war, polished it up, and it now gives the can be heard
clude railway companies, steel com-i
remarkable offlelat "take-cover" warning.
It did the same service in 1914-panies and underwriters, will collect of lighting
♫ atriking the money is problematien, but it is understood that the Unlied States during the Bland- Treasury has sequestered certain German funds against the possibility of this award.
thony Biddle against the bombing He hit one of the three German Mr. Biddle, states the Nazi sheet, planes, which crashed in flames. The "got his title of Excellency by means other two opened full out to climb, of his well-lined money-bag and u but before they could do so the young fat subscription to the election funds French pilot shot down a second and of the Democratic party. Tite then the third.
In little more than one minute the twoddle which his young Excellency! has been dishing out to the American three Messerschmidis lay smashed on public since Sept. 1 has only been Saarbruecken aerodrome. beaten by the obvious swindling of
his boon-companion, the half-Jew Bullit, in Paris,"
IN SINGLE COMBAT
In another case a French sergeant
have
with jumped
18-for the Germans behind.
who left it
..
Munitions Explosion
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION
pilot engaged a German in single observer who had been photographing Foreign observers have noled re-combat. The Frenchman's machine the Siegfried Line when his pilot was
On the night of July 29-30, 1910, on cently an increase of bribery and was riddled by machine-gun bullets shot dead and he himself severely He wounded, Is tole thought was to
Black Tom Island whichiles on the corruption among German ofletals. and he seemed hopelessly. lost.
of New York his, save his films. The temptation to take money bagan could
Although one of his legs was frac- New Jersey side when Jows were prepared to suffer parachute, but he gripped his con-
the dead took the and up with opponent. cruising managed to land in the French line. New York. The German
Many other French airmen have A foreigner who renched above, was waiting to seo film erasli, Paris states that he paid £15 to but the Frenchman climbed behind escaped from superior numbers of enemy 'planes after Aring their last take his library away from Berlin. and shot him down from below. He was told that it he refused this
A third case is cited of a lleutenant' shot.
when ing to SUNIMON dead master.
Abone, a pic-
-
tree
ford storm, and right, cleaning the flooded Ilford
after. mein road the downpour.
almost any extortion to be allowed to trais and recovered control at 300 tured he dragged aside the body of inbout an explosion that rocice Allies Seen by German Author
leave Germany. Customs officers in feet from the ground. particular became affected.
has
he would find that there would be no transport available,
that the and
Customs necessary to examine every book.
oMetals would find
RADIO FOR SOLDIERS
it
R. A. F. Losses In Fifth
Casualty List
Names of 24' men killed in action or on active service were given in the KILLED IN ACTION
Fighting for German Freedom
A second explosion at an ammu- nition plant at Kingsland, New Jersey, occurred on January 11, 1917.
PRINCETON, N. J.,-Dr. Thomas Sabotage by Germany was su Mann, self-exiled German author pected and proved. The post-war and now lecturer in the humanities German Government made an offer at Princeton University, described of £3,000,000 in settlement of the "the terrible decision" he has been
down. claims, but it was turned
of
Then, in 1930, the Commission, con- forced to make between a system and one which he declared he "despised" und A statement by the German wire-
alating of two Americans les indicates that the German
German, deelded in favour of Ger- "a Germany which has contributed so much to the spiritual achievements troops are dissatisfied with the pre-
many,
announcement humanity." His cont wireless programmes, which
That decision stood, despite appli- was contained in a algned editorial MISSING consist of interminable propaganda,
Allsop 29452, Act. 1. Lieut. . . relieved only partly by occasional
Coste 40005, Pilot Off. Ti. M. Cumming cations for reheating until three march tunes and classical concerts. ftth A. Casualty lit.
B23342
7. W. Gunn 503461, Bergt. years ago, when the hearing was re-appearing in the Daily Princetonian, Innumerable field cards have been
Berst. T. C. Ishe opened after council had shown that campus news organ.
been had ovidence W: Haminond, B.; Kirku 803052
621052, received at the broadcnet studios, Corelli 32100, n. On. F. N. C: Drume wood and all asic for more music. As mand, 41107, Pliot of. J. J. Page 562073, Sergt. 27, M.; Maclachlan 37012, 71, On. German
40081, 2. Of. J, T. D.; Springett 801377. result, a special "soldiers' request Fit-Sorgt. D. A Paterson 90577, Act, A.; Lodger 643063, A/C.1, A. M. Sadler fraudulently presented.
Bergi, G. J. Whittingten dal84, Pilot Of. programme" is to be given on Sun. Pilot Dr. A. MED. day from 4 p.m. to 8p.m.
MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED Sole 3000TA, Sert, W.. L. Rout 550031. A/C., G. Ryder 10023, Pilot Off, D. E.
DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Bates 011137,
A/C. C. A Boler
Turkey Wrecks Four Autos
S.; MACLRughli
Dog's Society
In spite of the fact that "I cannot overlook the fact that not the guilty leaders are facing destruction and bloodshed, but the German people. Dr. Mann continued, "the
$,"es to-day stand for all that
is good and just, for right and truth and freedom. They are not merely fighting for their national interests, but for Germany's freedom, too, and over so our hearts are with them.
KILLED ON ACTIVE DERVICE Bowyer 72081, 1lat Oft. 1; Drowne 500GS TI. OI, J, M. G.; Chiariar! $1877 Act Pilet Off, ic, B. dendars 37833, FL.
SAN FRANCISCO,-The fate of Off. D. Godfrey 30107, 1, OIT, E, D, Hab 623030, Cpl. B.; Hult 35200, Pilot Off. 600264, AC3, E. Gill 322046 Corpi Bingo, a fox terrier pup, whose pos- D. I Haywood 853840, A/C, K.; Klas session threatened the possibility of J. E
McFarlane 35030, Filot of. J. W. C: 42347, KICK Muir 72001/CH Mr. and Mrs. William Hurd
having marital freedom again, hus
"All that we can wish and hope WOODLAND, Cal-A turkey that McGreevy 841603, A/C2, 21 McGurk 616887, Sergt. J
740733, A/C, 7 L; Marah 551671, A/C.1. Stevens 822037, A/C.1, 3. H.
MISHING.
settled In a Solomon-Ilke
mournful missed the ax Inst your wandered on 5. Paton 40316 Pilot Or. p. ú. B. PREVIOUSLY
NOW REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION been
for is that out of the manner. With the divorce decree, the highway just in time to cause a Philips. 134224, A/C, W. B. W
RETURTED MISSING, Mrs. Hurd was awarded the dog but process a better ond happles Europe #tasoline truck to turn over and burn, Playfalt 30679, Pildi Of. A. R: Pryda Moss 810205, Aircraftman 2nd Clam, J
9. Purdle 45024, A/CIL, PREVIOUSLY and wreck three other autos whose Rogers 42531, Acts Pilot Off NOW REPORTED, MISSING, BELIEVED with the right of Hurd to lako i may emerge in which the German spirit as we know and cherished it out walking on Sundays. drivers endeavoured to dodge the shelter 504904 Serat W/ IT Warren KILLED
Prineo 580190, Bergt, A. 8. wretched" bird, ju
P0255, 71. Off.- 3,–11.
T:
REPORTED
share and will have its adequate domain, as a free and equal mem- ter of a united continent."
MAN THE
NAZIS FEAR (Continued from Page G.)
He makes a fine guerilla leader. In his late forties, full of vigour, with Cork, flashing eyes and a bold fore- head, he is a familiar, unmistakable Ogure. He is an adventurer, a soldier of fortune, and people like him for
it.
He has always been strongly pro- Polish, so his heart is right in the present struggle. For every Slovak he will personify, Slovakia's desire to throw off the Nazi yoke.
Legends will gather about his name, If the Nazis ard to stop those legends spreading through the Slovak valleys they will sooner or later have to send a well-equipped forco against him. 11o will take a lot of; catching.
Will Shebbare.
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