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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 9, 1988

LIVELY AT

HITLER

BRITISH SOMETHING LEADERS

Munich, To-day.

“We are very grateful if there are statesmen in France and Britain who wish to live in good understanding with the German people.

WRONG

SOMEWHERE?

The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph"

Bays that French newspapers are volcing criticism of › British foreign po licy.

Comment in one journal, on Mr. Chamberlain's recent speeches is: "There seems reason to fear that Mr. Chamberlain's a'legiance to democracy and his desire for

strong as they used to be."

"It only remains for us to agree over colonies, which friendship with France are not so

were taken away from us on pretexts contrary

to justice.

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These were the main points in a speech by the Nazi Fuehrer in speech to the Old Guard of the Party on the occasion of the fifteenth anniversary of the famous beer cellar putsch.

demands to make on France Britain.

TALK

FAMOUS FRENCH ENGINEER DIES IN SHANGHAI

Joseph

Shanghai, To-day. Julien Chollot, famed engineer aged 77, died here yester day.

M. Chollot came to the Orient in 1861 as one of the French engineers who helped to build Port Arthur, for work on which he was decorat- ed by the Russian Imperial Govern- ment.

M. Chollot, who also assisted in construction work at Tsingtao, laid would have become of Germany-had out a great part of Shanghai's "British Parliamentarians wish it not taken place. It marked the French Concession, for which he to destroy the regime in Germany beginning of the national rebirth was awarded the Cross of the Le- but can not do it because it repre- since the accused National Socia-gion of Honour." sents the German people.

list Party indicted the political He is survived by a son, P. Chol- "Mr. Churchill and Mr. Duff system of that time during the lot, in Shanghai-Reuter. Cooper declared that Germany had trial.

SAFE ROBBED

andance.

Hitler added that beyond the co-always declined to negotiate. This "Before the putsch took place lonial question, Germany had no was speculation on political ignor-the National Socialist movement had only 80,000 supporters, but at "Nazi Germany will never go the next election the number of do business begging. We do not go to Canossa. followers had risen to two million.

We wish to negotiate but if others decline our rights, we shall secure them in a different way.

"We only want to with them, and buy

equal measure."

and

sell in

NOT TO BE CONQUERED

Hitler declared that if others were to rearm, the German. people would not run about with olive branches.

de-

NEW

PATHS

"If these British statesmen clare we have destroyed two de- Turning to foreign policy, the mocracies, we ask Mr. Churchill Fuehrer declared that it would be and Mr. Duff Cooper whether they well if the world abandoned obsolete have the keys to the democracies." conceptions and pursued a new

GERMAN DEMOCRACY Hitler claimed that democracy also existed in Germany because was supported by the

"We do not want to interfere with other people's constitutions. Let them have their democracies. We will retain our National So-the regime cialism...

"No British statesman has the right to interfere with us. We know, these hypocrites-from the days of the War.

"Germany will not be conquered by phrases, just as she was not con- quered by arms.

Chung Ngan, of No. 42 Bom.. ham Strand, reports that be- tween 3.30 p.m. and 10 p.m. on, Monday, someone entered his office, opened the safe and removed. $1,610 in Hong Kong currency.

path leading to international peace $3,000 LOSS

based on justice.

Confronted by the existing situa tion, however, Germany is unable to face the future amidst a world arm- ed to the teeth with only a palm of peace in hand.

will of the whole people.

He did not destroy two democra- cies but as a democrat he had des-

"When it is declared that only troyed the two dictatorships of dictatorships should be abolished Schuschnigg and Benes in order to but not the German or Italian na- give freedom to oppressed peoples. tions, then I can only reply that He added that British Parliamen- such a statement could have been tarians knew nothing about Cen- made before November 1988 but POLITICAL IGNORANCE

tral Europe, just as "we ourselves not afterwards, The same quar- do not know too much about India tera declared at that time that it "The men

was merely the question of abolish- in power in London and Palestine. and Paris to-day want understand- ing, but Mr. Churchill may be the trate on Palestine, what is hap-moving militariam in order to make "They would do well to concen-ing a Dynasty such as the House of Hohenzollern or merely of re- designed head of the Government pening there looks more like force the German people happy, than democracy."-Reuter.

to-morrow.

DEMAND FOR COLONIES

"I am convinced that had Fate placed me in 1918 in the position 1 have to-day there would have been no collapse."

·

SEES MENACE

Mr. Jouser, residing at No. 26 Kadoorie Avenue, has re- ported to the police that at 3 a.m. this morning, someone en- tered the house through an open window and stole money, and jewellery to the value of $3,355.

It is a question of justice and the sincere desire to facilitate an inter- national cooperation. Otherwise demand nothing from these countries.

Referring once more to Chur- chill's remarks, Hitler said:

we

NEGOTIATION ISSUE

Ger-

"Our form of Government is de- termined by us alone. It is a mat- ter of course that we cannot accept As responsible leader of the any schoolmaster or governess nation 1 am obliged to call atten-attitude towards us. I must take Emphasising at the beginning of tish opposition spoke a word on my menace in the fact that other coun-of those who to-morrow might come tion to all dangers, and I, see a into consideration the mentality his address the importance of behalf. They know well enough tries carry on a constant campaign to the help of a foreign Government deriving a lesson from the past. for why they intervene in the interest of war agitation against Germany" and leave no doubt among the Ger- conduct in future, the Fuehrer de- of these enemies, because these clared:

Hitier recalled, in this connec-man people as to their innermost were at that time and still are in tion, the series of outspoken com- thoughts of waging a war against league with foreign countries." ments in the British House of Com- Germany"

Denouncing "the upper ten thou-mons, declaring that Germany is not sand" which he declared were satisfied with statements that they eternal fault-finders because of their are merely declarations by the Protesting against the charge of The collapse, he went on to say, intellectual status and, therefore Government's Opposition since, ac- the British opposition that was due to two causes, the internal unfit for service in reconstruction cording to the political system in many had chosen the method of disintegration of the nation and of a national community, he said:1 the complete failure of the poli-"Self-sacrifice and struggle for an could be the Government of

vogue, the Opposition of to-day force instead of negotiation, Hitler tical and military leaders to curb ideal are completely unknown to morrow,

to-recalled that Churchill,” Düf” Coo- the elements of disorder and de- these people. In the moment of

per and Eden on their part rejected struction. The failure was due to distress and danger their friends ments of England and France, he "For many years we attempted

We thank the present Govern- the method of negotiation. faulty selection of the leaders and forsake them. History cannot be declared, for rejecting such ut- to secure our rights through nego- the foremost task of the National made with such people”. Socialist movement was therefore

terances and for their intimations tiations,"" declared the Fuehrer. "We that they desire to live on terms try negotiations first and if the Referring to a statement of pro- of equality with Germany. The other side excludes this possibility, therefore minent critic that the German word understanding we scarcely we demand our rights knowing that know, he went on to state, why Fuehrer can also make a mistake, comprehend. they regret Germany's · abandon- since he did so on November 9, ment of Democratic ideals.

to insure the solidarity of leaders and followers.

Foreign countries

GERMAN ENEMIES

FAILURE OF PUTSCH

1928, Hitler declared "I did not err at that time nor did I suffer

OTHERWISE NOTHING

in the case of need we can secure. them."

Referring to Mr. Churchill's sur- prise that the head of the Govern- The Fuehrer then made sfer shipwreck

ment should think it necessary to ence to Winston Churchill's sug-I merely sustained a severe blow

cross blades with him, Herr Hitler gestion that Germany should from which, however, a strengthen- In what is there to be understand-declared that Mr. Churchill who "prove their friendly intentions by ed Party and Germany emerged. ing? We have repeatedly declar enjoyed the support of but a mere releasing the detained enemies of should have regarded it as criminal ed that we desire nothing from fraction of the British people..... the State."

not to have seized every opportunity these countries other than our should feel honoured that the lead- "I myself was ́at one time an of rescuing the German people.” colonies of which we have boen er of Greater Germany should enemy of the State" the Fuehrer "The attempted uprising may unjustly deprived. I have always bother to pay attention to him which went on to declare, "but I fail to have been abortive," the Fuehrer assured the world that this is no he did only in the interest of the recall that any leader of the Bri-went on to declare, "but what issue worth going to war about. German people.Trans-Ocean.