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THE CHINÀ MAIL, JUNE 28, 1937.

SENSATIONAL HITLER SPEECH

Germany Will Not Burn Fingers Twice

Berlin, To-day. our own hands and will protect Sarcastic reference to ourselves.”

the work of the non-

EMPTY PHRASES.

intervention committee Germany, hệ continued, had was made by Herr Hitler, drawn her own conclusions which for ever after would remain effec- addressing 200,000 mem-

tive. bers of the Nazi Party at a gathering at Wurtz- burg, Bavaria, yester- day.

The Fuehrer declared that the committee's refusal to heed Ger many's demand for a demonstration after the Leipzig incident proved that Germany would be up against it is the event of a more serious incident.

NOT "FORGOTTEN LESSON

He assured the committee that;} Germany's experiences in Spain had been a lesson Germany would never forget.

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"Empty phrases in Parliament or from foreign statesmen will not be permitted to mislead any more," he stated.

"Germany has been attacked once and has seen how she has been treated. We have been cured for

We have been cre ever.

"Every cat can hurt its paws once and every person can make a mistake once.

"Neither 1 nor the German na- tion has any desire to run into such danger a second time.”

TASK AT HOME.

After dealing with foreign poli- “We shall from now on in such tics, Herr Hitler dealt at length cases prefer to take into our own hands the freedom, independence, ernment at home.

with the future tasks of the Gov-

honour and security of our na to withdraw from world trade, tion, and protect ourselves, which to-day, thank God, we are strong enough to do,”

He denied that Germany wanted

The exact opposite was the case Germany wanted to do the larg- est possible volume of foreign trade.

Herr Hitler, delivering one

FOUR POINTS OF BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY

famous spe

HYDE PARK PARADE OF EX-SERVICEMEN

London, To-day.

A force of 80,000 ex-Servicemen and women marched past the King and Queen in Hyde Park yesterday, A LIST OF THE MAIN POINTS the parade occupying an hour and a

LONDON, TO-DAY.

Herr Hitler added that Ger many's four-year plan was intend- ed merely to protect Germany from

This was shown by figures on the OF THE FOREIGN POLICY OF balance of trade. being blackmailed by any third

German imports THE PREMIER, MR. NEVILLE Power, and “no Power will move "God willing, will continue to

and exports rose continuously and CHAMBERLAIN, IS GIVEN B Germany one centimetre from the

80. Trans-Ocean. plan. -Reuter.

DESIRE FOR PEACE

Berlin, To-day.

NEED FOR ORES

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half.

The King, who was in morning clothes, stood raising his top hat in

salute to each division as it swung

do THE "SUNDAY EXPRESS.”

The policy consists, the journal say of the following:

between 1. An understanding

Queen Mary and Lord Harewood Powers on non-intervention in Spain, were also present. combined with complete withdrawal of foreign volunteers.

Berlin, To-day. The culminating point in the Herr Hitler in his speech referred giant Nazi Congress in Franconia to Germany's need to purchase iron was the speech of Herr Hitler, who ores abroad. addressed more than 200,000 Nazis The Fuehrer added that they were at a monster demonstration yester hoping for a nationalist victory in day.

Spain "so that things might settle The Fuehrer emphasised strong-down there and we shall be able to ly Germany's desire for peace and deal with them.” reiterated his desire for interna- This is taken to refer to Ger- tional co-operation.

many's hope of doing business with Nevertheless he expressed him- the iron mines of Bilbao. Reuter. self dubious of the effectiveness of

certain international promises and

taking into

behaviour of other po account the Japan Honours

Power towards

the "cowardly attacks on German Noted British

control ships."

“MILD” REQUEST

"Germany asked nothing more after the attack on the Leipzig,” he thundered, "than that the masters of Valencia should at least be

shown by a common demonstration of all parties participating in con- trol that they had no longer to deal with one but with all the Powers

at

once.

“Even this modest action could not be carried through. Aber g

Mountaineer

-to

men

→“Colonel Bogey" and other War- 2. Return of Germany

the time songs played by the band of League of Nations and termination of the Welsh Guards were taken up by Germany's political and economic 180 the crowds and sung as the Ilation.

3. Conclusion of

marched by.-Reuter. non-aggression treaties between Germany and her neighbours.

ference for settlement of outstandi 4. Calling of a world económic

economic and financial problems some future date. Trans-Ocean.

Excommunication Of Hitler Not Planned

Rome, June 22.

Rumours

GREECE RATIFIES MONTREUX AGREEMENT

Athens, To-day

Greece has ratified the Montreux Agreement for abolition of capi- that tulations (foreign extrality rights)

the Pope intended to

to excommuni- in Egypt. cate Chancellor Adolf Hitler are She is the second nation to ratify without foundation, well-informed the agreement, Belgium having religious circles here declare. They been the first.

state that the situation between According to the protocol Germany and the Holy See is being pended to the agreement, the latter dealt with through diplomatic chan- becomes valid after ratification by

ng-Ocean.

Tokyo, June 23. The Rev. Mr. Walter Weston, the 76-year old "father of Japanese mountaineering,” was to-day de-nels. corated by the Emperor with the

Moreover, these circles confirm Order of the Sacred Treasure, that it is the desire of the Holy See Fourth Grade, in recognition of his not to take any initiative which services to the promotion of Anglo would justify the denunciation of Japanese amity.

the Concordat with Germany or The decoration will be presented would rupture diplomatic relation “That made it clear what Gerto the minister, who is now in many would have to expect it ever London, by Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, the fate of the Reich should He in Ambassador to the Court of St. the hands of such institutions. James..

this country in general. pan in 1991 in the """But in London, one can rest aa- Arriving in Japan in 1891 in the A bronze statue of the sured, 7 Germany's experience on capacity of

Mr. will shortly be erected this occasion was a lesson that will Weston immediately launched on a Japanese Alps by the mountaineer- never be for

series of ascensions of the talling associations of Japan. -The Fuehrer then declared: mountains of Central Japan, which In April, Mr. Weston was re-r

“From now onwards we shall in he was the first to name “Japanese ceived in audience by such cases rather retain our free- Alps.” He has also written a num-Yasuhito Chichibu, on the dom and keep the independence, ber of books on mountaineering arrival for the coronation of honour and safety of the nation in Japan in particular and the life in George VI.

a missionary.

in

Briton the

three Powers.

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