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AL 2:30 5.10 SHARP ATTACK BY HERR HESS ON CZECHS:

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Stettin, To-day. Addressing a big gathering here yesterday of the Pommeranian section of the National Socialist Party, in the presence of the Fuehrer, Herr Ru- dolf Hess made an important reference to the Sudeten German question, attacking Czecho- Slovakia.

He told his half million listeners that Germany, which was following the struggle of Sudeten Germandom for self-determination and self- government with ardent sympathy, want- ed peace, yet found it necessary to warn the rest of the world of the peril of interpreting this love of peace as a sign of weakness. Casting scorn upon those who been accorded to it even by the ori- allowed themselves to believe that]ginators of the Versaille's Treaty. Herr Hitler, whose mind and heart Conscious of its own rights and was so strongly set on great cultur-[conscious, at the same time, of al achievements, could. entertain fighting for the rights of other |thoughts of war and destruction, he minorities, Sudeten Germandom is It is our warm-

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his own personal experience that a est wish to see this section of the European war must necessarily German people come at last through mean the end of European culture. days of sacrifice into an arena Never before, declared Herr which will be worthy of these sa- Hess, had the fate of peoples been crifices. played with in such a frivolous fashion as in the last few weeks, and that in a State which owes its

The Fuehrer's deputy concluded existence to the untruth of Versail by addressing a warning to war- les and which was able through this mongers throughout the world. falsity to throw the world into a world adopts towards these war- Whatever attitude the rest of the condition of anxiety.

RIGHT, TO EXISTENCE

mongers, he declared, amidst J'e- sounding applause, our reply is: The nationalities of this State. Germany's army is stronger than he said, had been deprived more ever it was. Whoever believes it and more of their right to exis- possible to go on offending against tence.

Germany's love of peace has no There was a time, he declared.ļknowledge of the German people. when solemn pledges had been made He will experience a terrible awak- to these nationalities in respect of lening on the day when his provoca- their right to self-determination ¡tions reap their results."-Trans- and self-government but these Ocean. pledges had been broken and pre- sent conditions were a mockery of those solemn promises.

He said that it had now become

clear to everybody that:

RUSSIAN WHO WAS

(1) Czechoslovakia is apparent IN CHINESE ARMY

ly not able to maintain law and order within its own frontiers and to safe-guard N. L. Galkin, a Russian, was this

the life of its citizens,

morning charged before Mr. W. J.

(2) this State has become a dan-Lockhart Smith at the Central Ma-

ger spot which is threatening European peace.

LOVE OF PEACE

gistracy with entering the Colony without a valid passport and with being a vagrant in the Colony.

None can deny, he said, that An expulsion order was made ONE DAY ONLY! European peace is imperilled when against him and he was committed

one country mobilizes without the to the House of Detention: slightest reason. Europe and the Sergeant Loughlin said defendant world, he insisted, owes it solely was, formerly in the Chinese Army and alone to the Fuhrer; to his and belonged to a section that had strong nerves and his unbounded] been defeated. He had been sent love of peace, that this dangerous to Canton, and came here recently. game did not lead to a catastrophe. After protesting against a flood [of calumniations and distortions which, during recent weeks, had

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AIR RIFLE

poisoned world opinion in perilous CONFISCATED

fashion, Herr Hess went on to pay tribute to the exemplary discipline shown by the Sudeten Germans.

Appearing before Mr. W. J. Lock- hart Smith at the Central Magis- This was the signal for remark tracy this morning, Chan Man-hon, able spontaneous demonstrations on 23, student, was charged with the part of the half million listeners. possession of arms and ammunition,

SUDETEN RIGHTS

an air rifle and a box of pellets, When the cheering finally died without a licence from the Com- down Hess continued:

missioner of Police, at the Canton hearts beat in unison with Wharf, Connaught Road Central,

MANILA COUPLE TO MARRY IN COLONY those of the Sudeten Germans on Saturday.

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Never will this section of the Ger Defendant said he was a student The forthcoming wedding of Miss ving here by the s.8. Sarpedon. man people allow itself to be des from Canton, and was only passing Edna Madge Hill and Mr. Paul By- and Mr. Edward Louis Harris, of ism.

Miss Molly Irene Ho Yoke Lin troyed or ground down by terror through the Colony on his way to land, of Manila, has been announ- No. 177, Jaffe Road, have also an- Relying upon itself, it is fighting gulations of Hong Kong.

Swatow. He did not know the re- ded to take place in the Colony nounced that their wedding will under its own leaders for the rights The air rifle and pellets shortly. The bride-to-be is arri- take place soon.

of self-determination which had

ordered to be confiscated.

were