1940-01-27 — Page 11

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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 27, 1940

E.P.D. FOR INDIA

New Delhi, To-day.

Details of a Bill for the im- position of an excess profits tax in india will be published in the Gazette to-day.--Reuter,

BUILDING A NEW WORLD

London, Jan. 6..

NAZIS SHUN SECOND JUTLAND

will

The German fleet soon begin guerrilla tactics against the British Navy, says Admiral Wilhelm Prent- zel, writing in "Volkischer Beobachter."

Prentzel does not indicate whether the guerrilla attacks will include at- tempted running raids against convoys.

He declares that Germany definitely will not risk a large-scale naval action. "Sea battles on the scale of Jutland will not occur in this war," he says.

Responsible officials in Berlin now

The immense resources of the Bri-openly indicate that Germany's un- tish Empire were referred to by Lord restricted mine and U-boat warfare, Snell in an address broadcast by the is designed to force neutrals to break B.B.C, this week. Recalling the help off all trade with Britain and divert that was reaching this country from every Dominion he said:—

In the conflict in which we are en- gaged we have behind us this vast re- serve of material and moral strength, the and we are further fortified by knowledge that we are fighting in or- der to establish a new world. What kind of world do we wish to produce? Let us be quite clear about this, be- cause upon it may depend the future of mankind.

their trade to Germany. -

FUNERAL IN

CANTON

Macau of

The funeral took place at Fort, Canton, yesterday afternoon, the late Mr. John H. O'Brien, of Reiss, | Bradley and Company, who died

Thursday at the age of 37.

on

We do not mean merely the restora- Mr. O'Brien is survived by his wi- in tion of the old world that existed be-dow and four children, who are fore the war began. At least the La-Canton, and his mother, sister and bour Party, for which I speak, does not two brothers. mean that; and I am sure that the Dominions do not mean that either. We shall have to build our new world from the very foundations, and the peace that we must alm to secure must represent the beginnings of a new world order.

He had been with Reiss, Bradley for five years, serving most of the time with the Canton branch.

EGYPTIAN

COTTON

EXPORTS

Cairo, To-day.

During the four and half months of the war, Egypt has exported 96,600 more bales of cotton than for the same

period a year ago, in spite of the loss of markets in enemy territory, it is of- ficially revealed here.

The British Empire alone increased its purchase of Egyptian cotton by over 100,000 bales, while France increased her purchase by nearly 48,000 bales- Reuter.

GERMAN PEOPLE'S RIGHTS What should such a peace include? The Labour Party has its own pro- posals, and it belleves that they are such as even the German people could, without humiliation, accept. They re- cognise the principle that the German people have the same right to live in the world as have the British or any other people. But they also insist that the small nations have as much right to live as Germany. This right, re- quires that Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, and, if it desires, Austria, should re-lish, Scots, or Welsh men so to degrade things gain their political independence, and, themselves. There are some while recognising that the Allied na- that Britons would not do. tions have no right to prescribe for the All the same we know that there are German people the kind of" "govern-"{millions of decent German people who ment they shall have, they have every right to require that it shall be one that will honour its pledges.

The German people should therefore of that new world which put themselves in a position to gua-have to build. rantee such agreements as may be the Nazi leaders is to try to convince made on their behalf. It is idle for us these people that we are seeking to to say that the German people are not responsible. Every people, in the long run, are responsible for the Gov- ernment that they tolerate, and a sec- tion, at least, of the German people have been guilty of physical and mo- ..ral indignities inflicted upon Jewish The British Empire would neither and other minorities which have dis-wish, nor tolerate, a vindictive peace; graced the German name. No British but it does desire a peace that will be Government would ever, induce Eng-far more than an armed truce.

resent what has been done in their name and who wish to live at peace with other nations. They are a part we shall

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destroy their nation. It is, therefore, of the greatest importance that this should be constantly denied and that the main principles of the Allied peace aims should be repeatedly stat- ed.

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