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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.'

January 15, 1940.

Brings Widow News of Lost Husband

7,000-MILE TRIP FROM ARCTIC-TO FIGHT

BEHIND THE HEADLINES

Nazi Minister For Children's

PATRICK BAIRD, 28- years-old Arctic explorer who, a year ago, raced 300 miles across snow and ice to

Fears report that his English col-

Safety

Ribbentrop has a new anxiety on his mind in addition to the problem of his foreign policy-his two youngest children. Ursula, aged 6. and Adolf, aged 5.

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Their lives have been threatened and the nurse who takes them to school now has to be accompanied by a Gestapo guard of two men. Before the Christmas holidays neutral observers who know the children saw them daily leaving the Ribbentrop home by car.with one guard beside the driver and the other following by motor-cycle.

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The threats are said to have been made to the Foreign Minister by past, cither by a fanatic or by some undorground political faction opposed to the Nazi-Saviot collaboration.

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Germany's shortage of raw materials will soon benefit Lancashire, Yorkshire, Tyneside and Wales, We are able to reveal some of the orders that are coming from Sweden when the Anglo-Swedish pact bogins to operate.

First, the Swedes want great quantities of coat from us to replace supplies unobtainable from Germany now. They will also order textiles from the North and machinery from the Mid- lands.

Italy, we understand, has decided not to deliver to the Soviet war material ordered several months ago..

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Guns for coastal defence, mines and small torpedo-boats for Stalin will in that case be used to strengthen Italy's defences

against Bolshevism.

Sir Oliver Stanley will shortly be given a report on the real reasons behind the failure of the Soviet Army in Finland. It is being brought by Sir William Seeds, our Ambassador in Moscow, who is coming to London.

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Sir William will also bring for the Government'a report on the Russian people's reaction to the war, which is considered most important in view of the possibility that hostilities will be prolonged-and perhaps extended.

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Ipoh Arctic Expedition, Bangkok Reginald Bray, had been drowned, is to-day in Eng-Calcutta land, in battle-dress-a member of the first Cana- Fatrilo Place dian Expeditionary Force, Cawnpore says a "Daily Mail" reporter. C

Said Doyle:- citizen of Eire makes me a neu- "Though the fact that I am a

tra}, 'I can never forget I was once in the Irish Guards.

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE KLE Genera Banking Tusiness transacted.

Now Gunner Baird-the youngest son of Brig-Gon, E, W. Baird. of Duns, Berwickshire-will spend part of his first leave visiling his friend's Surrey, to give her the first direct widow, Mrs. Gill Bray, at Claygate, news of her husband she has had undertakes Executor & Trustoo but

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since his death,

It was at the end of last year when news reached civilisation that Rey nold Bray had been drowned. Baird, his sole companion, made desperate efforts to rescue him, and then, sel out on a 300-miles journey to Re- pulse Bay, which took him three months,

As soon as he reached England n few days ago he got in touch with Mrs. Bray.

"We are going to meel as soon as Pat can get leave," she said, "He as so much to tell me, ife has told me in letters how my husband died and of their adventures together before that, but there are so many things he still has to tell.

Christening Delay “And he has still to meet my little daughter Handa, who is now 10 months old,

"Pat was to have been godfather at the christening next year, when I expected my husband to be home. When earned of his death I de- cided to put off the christening until and confirmed together. Handa was old enough to be baptised

her godfather already, which will "But except for the ceremony, Pat make our reunion all the more excit-

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Mrs. Bray named her daughter Handa after a rocky island of Scot- land which her husband, an ornitho-by

ost, loved deeply.

friend and fellow Cambridge Univer

Mr. Baird, since the loss of his sity graduate, had been mapping uncharted territories in Batlin Land on behalf of the Royal Geographical Society.

Listening with him to the war broadest at that far northern out- pont in Hudson Bay were 1wo

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He is accused of wounding a man named George Kelly in a suburban pack. It Is alleged that a sawn-off gun was found in possession of Law~- for, who is a munition worker.

Lawlor, an Australian, was bound Ledwedge Lawlor, who in June was over in London after pleading guilty and a cousin named Ford arrested in London after fring a to two charges of possessing fire- Canadians in the fur trade.

-shot-outside the Duchess of Kent's arm-with-intent-to-ruuso-injury-to Yesterday on an English parade house, has been arrested here on a property. A condition was that he ground I say Pat Baird and Jack charge of shooting with intent to returned to Australia within a month. and Willan Ford training with the murder.

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some Canadian Field Artillery unit..

The third Ford Joined up at the

DOORN.-The formen Kaiser, Wil-1 fluently and clearly and without heim 11 is nowadays at Doorn, pause; it is almost impossible to same time, but went down with careful observer of political and interrupt him; and there is hardly pneumonia at Montreal a week be- military events, He has even called a date or a name that he does not fore the unit sailed for England. into being quile

an extensive or immediately recall." ganization so as to keep hunself well

"Three Muskotears". informed. Doorn House recelves not

He is as downright as ever, and

Baird, 6ft 3in. tall, albn and fair- only the chief German and English still likes to pepper his talk with hatred, looked even younger than his newspapers but the news bulletins of slang expressions. Yet he remains 20 years in his battle dress and both those countries are regularly a man of his period and never talks forage cap. Only his tanned skin heard there, on the radio.

about anything that has occurred seemed reconcilable with his record He fol- lows, with map and flags, movements German national life was played out told me, "because I wanted to get

since November, 1018.

His part in of Arctic exploration. of troops at the front. He keeps to then, and, with absolute strictness, Into the Army as soon as possible.

"I joined up with the Canadians," himself his opinion regarding the he accepts the fact and gives no ex-didn't know what delays there might chances of the existing regime in Germany.

cuse for speculation or intrigue.

be if I wanted until I got back to Once someone ventured to speak England. Also I wanted to string The mobilisation was not without its inftience on him. Like everyone of von Bulow, his late Chancellor, along with the Fords. else he has a rationing card, by who had attacked him so violently "I am looking forward Immediately means of which he gets his sugar, in his posthumous memorls, The to seeing Mrs. Bray. There are so and, in the garden, there is a bomb Kalser, with a gesture of the hand, many things one cannot say in a let- proof shelter capable of sheltering sald, "Let him rest in pence." And 1er. It will be exciting meeting any the whole houschiuld.

he turned the subject to speak with little rodduughter too," warm affection of those who had Baird and the Fords have already

Two German members of the been faithful to him in his exile, become known as the Three Mus- household are mobilked and are em- and of friends, such as ployed at the German Legation at Adolf von Menzel,

the painter, keteers. When William Ford left the Aretle to join the Army he was mak- The Hague; two Netherlands ser- vants-the gardener and the chau-]

in his first visit Villagers Like Him

civilisation for len years. He was born in the Far ffeur-have been called up to serve in The Netherlands Ariny.

North and had been stationed at

The

Kaiser took personal leave of then and gave them his signed portrait as well as several months' wages,

22 Grandsons In War The passing, on the Polish Front, of his trandson, Prince Oscar, made deep impression on him and his interest in warlike operations at the front springs not least from the fact that 22 of his grandsons are serving under the Gerinna ug.

He geb up soon after eight in the Arctic Bay, only 1,000 miles from the morning and, after breakfast, gues North Pole and the most northerly he walks into the village a private trading post in the Empire. for a brisk walk in his park. When

His cousin Jack was a member of defective follows at a discreet dishe tance, although there is no particu- Aklavik, which in 1937 mede the crew of the motor-schovner lur need for such a precaution, 10 rat commercial voyage through the as a matter of fact, he is well liked famous North West passage at the by the villagers.

vory northernmost tip of the Canadian mainland.

He enjoys a little gardening and takes personal care of his roses. He often makes long excursions by ear to the North Sca Coast, visits grands. He still bears and attends friends, or visite by son or to. daily the bendship of the family affairs, and he still has a heavy post

Netherlands soldiers camped round Doorn House have been given per- mission to walk in its rose garden.

Between Wilhelm is an historical to all." Ogure, as the lender of the German

people at war in 1014, and Wilhelm the exile, a greater contrast cannot be Imagined,

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Italians Seek "Time Off"

To Fight Russia

Hence the Kuber retires, as a rụic, to his study after the evening meal,

ROME-Dressed in elvillon clothes finish his daily

tasks. Often, and carrying little more than their however, he Invites the so-called fare, small groups of Italian youths Wilhelm, at Doorn House, lives Work Association" of Doorn-hljare making their way to Helsinki to at least in the world's eyes the life friends the orineologists. Since, in tht for Finiand. of a contented country gentleman. 1913, he bought the palace of Corfu, They are leaving secretly. Some follows wities math words much hotel is been his favourite travel in neutral vessels selling from

great attention all the

Now, in his exile, and his Genoa and Napier for the Battle happenings over the frontier in the memoirs finished, it has become a ports, others nerons Clermany. German Reich-once his Reich. I passion. Nearly every year he pub- All have done their sorylea in the he is naked his opinion about the fishes a natural sclentine study, such Italian Army, and at their own re- Hitler regime, he replies that he is as "Studies About Gorgo," or "King-quest have asked for "time of" to klad of any signs that Germany is slip in Ancient Mesopolami"," Join the Oght against the Russians, again united within elf. He has a

who are bitterly attacked every day Learned men are his favourite in the Italian nowspapers, number of convinced Nazis on his companions and it is they whom he ataff whom he sent for from Gt most often invites to visit him. If teera

No figures of the number of volun- many,

are being issued, and the one has had the privilege of sten-Halian authorities deny all official Some time ago a visitor described ing to one of his animated talks, one knowledge of them. Several hun- his impressions of life at Doorn realises how in them his energy has dred, however, are believed to have House as follows: "The Kaiser talks found an outlet.

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