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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 11, 1939.

Reich Army Chief On Preparedness

Dusseldorf, To-day.

"THE best worker of the world has forged the best

arms in the world for the world's best soldier," declared Colonel-General von Brauchitsch, Commander-in-Chief of the German Army, in an address delivered before the workers of the Rheinmetal works in Dusseldorf, after an in- spection of the works where modern mine- throwers and guns for German warships are made.

The speech was broadcast and relayed by the Ger-

man radio stations to enable the workers of“ all armament factories throughout the Reich to hear the address simultaneously.

Von Brauchitsch emphasized in his address that complete solidarity ex- ists between the soldiers of the German Army and the armament workers, whose work was just as important as that of the front-line soldier.

"SUPREME CONFIDENCE” With reference to the internation- al situation, von Brauchitsch de- clared that Germany could afford to look forward to the future with supreme confidence.

"Knowledge of our strength per- mits us to continue our work calm- ly."

"We do not find it necessary to go about hawking to enlist the ser- vices of other nations so that may send them into battle in own interests," declared von Brau- chitsch.

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CHINESE POLICE.

CONSTABLE ACQUITTED

AT THE CENTRAL MAGIS-- KWOK, P. C. C. 507, ATTACHED TRACY THIS MORNING, NG TO WANCHAI POLICE STATION, WAS DISCHARGED BY MR. T, J. HOUSTON, WHEN CHARGED WITH HAVING EXTORTED $3 FURNITURE FIRM IN HYSAN FROM THE MASTER OF A

AVENUE.

Mr. Houston, giving judgment because there is no co-operation of said: "The prisoner is discharged ·

complainant's story, except by his fokis.

He added that while Germany did not deem it necessary to intimidate the world with threats, she certain-position to demand money, but they Public officers are not only in a ly would not allow herself to be in- are also in a highly vulnerable timidated by the threats of others, position, and so a high standard of least of all by "the crazy threats of certain foreign generals who

proof is necessary. already forecasting victorious battle at the gates of Berlin and a new Peace of Versailles,"

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The frequency of such cases, which strikes at the very root of the pure administration of justice, is due not wholly to Police con- stables, but also to the readiness: which Chinese offer bribes.

He concluded his address by re- ferring to the complete solidarity order to secure sufficient evidence,..

The public must realise that in of the German nation, which could a trap must be laid. Persons from only. be compared with the solidar-whom police constables may try to ity of Fascist Italy.

"This solidarity will pass cessfully any test even if grave days should be coming.

As Commander-in-Chief of the German Army and as one of the closest collaborators of the Fuch- rer, I can most solemnly assure you of one thing, however:-

"The Fuehrer will never risk light-heartedly a German man!. If the Fuehrer should ever demand from us the last and supreme sacri- ffice, we may be sure that there was no other course open to him and that the preservation of our na tional existence absolutely demand-

ed such a course."--Trans-Ocean. RAID ON GAMING HOUSE

extort money should make some excuse to postpone payment. They should then report to a European station to which the Police con- Inspector, preferably not of the stable is attached, or to a Magis-- trate. the same station, is that the ex-.

The reason for not going to

tortioner the report by any person who “

cannot be informed of might overhear the laying of the They should then act under Police- complaint in the Police Station... orders which will be given them."

Defendant was discharged.

TYPHOON MOVING INTO "SAFE" AREA

Yesterday's rainfall totalled 1.80 the total since the beginning of the inches at the Royal Observatory and year is now 68.78 inches, more than 10 inches above murmal.

A maximum temperature of 87 degrees was tered during the day:

A sum of $70.98 was placed in the Poor box, when Chan Kam, 34, widow, Lai Tak, 52, and Ng Fai, 88, were charged with keep- ing a common gaming house. ??

Thirty-four others were charged with gambling on the premises:

Det. Sergt. E. J. Stewart Bald that a ridge of high pressure ex- he walded the first floor of No. 72 tende from S. Kore Electric Road about 4.15 pm you eastward of 9. Japs

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