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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 29, 1940.

Herr Hitler Adopts A New Line

HUNGARY PUT UP TO APPROACH YUGOSLAVIA

(By Reuter's Diplomatic Correspondent)

THE SURPRISING offer of closer rela- tions made by Count Csaky, Hungarian For- eign Minister, on behalf of Hungary to Yugo- slavia suggests the Axis will now turn its at- tention to Yugoslavia.

Direct approach having failed in the cases of Russia, Spain and Bulgaria, Germany is apparently making an oblique movement through a satellite of the Axis with the object of gauging the strength of Yugoslav resist-

ance.

HONGKONG BOY WOUNDED

Older residents of the Colony will remember Chief Sanitary. Inspector Frith, who left here some years ago with his family, Mrs. Frith, two boys and a girl, on retirement.

Word was yesterday received in Hong Kong by his daughter, Mrs. Iris Prew, wife of Mr. A. G. F. Prew of the staff of the Diocesun Boys' School, to the effect that her brother Victor, now a Pilot- Officer in the Royal Air Force, has been slightly wounded action.

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Both the Frith boys, who were educated at Diocesan Boys' School, are now in the R.A.F., having joined up before the war." Victor is the eldest and has been a Pilot-Officer since 1937. · Last letter received from him by Mrs. Prew stated that he was in Egypt, where he has spent most of his service, and it is logical to as- sume, therefore, that his wound was received in action against the Italians,

According to the result of these feelers the Germans will use either cajolry or threats. There is nothing to show what the | Yugoslav reaction will be but there has undoubtedly, been a stiffening in the attitude of all Balkan countries, except. Ru- mania, since Greece's magnificent | effort against Italiari aggression,

There are indications that Yugoslavia has been in' touch. with the Turks and also has thrown its own weight into 'thê scale to check Axis Intrigues in Bulgaria.

Csaky's Warning

If Hungary merely wished to improve economic and traffic re- lations with Yugoslavią .the response would be sympathetic, but Count Csaky's warning that "voluntary half limitation Is sometimes more profitable than

theoretical independence" sounds rather like an admonition from a fox which has already lost its own tail.

In other respects the. Hun- garian Foreign Minister's speech counded rather like an apology for the decision of his Govern- ment to link its fortunes with the Axle.

His admission that Hungary has taken a "certain risk" indicated the measure of doubt at the back of his mind.

Reuter.

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BOMB DAMAGE, IN PICTURESQUE COUNTRYSIDE-TH› fold at the start of the meet- passed a bombed public house when the Aldenham Harriers were out cubbing. In Hertfordshire. Photo shows the Master, Major Sir Joselyn Lucas, Bart., M.C., in uniform. (Copyright, Fox).

BRITISH TRAWLERS

BOMBED AND SUNK

The British trawlers Dungeness and Fon- tenoy have been lost as the result of dam- age in action by enemy aircraft.

The Admiralty Jan- nounces there were no casualties in either case. Reuter. 000000000000000001

DEFENCE

MILK SUPPLY DETENTIONS

IN BRITAIN

The Ministry of Food has de- cided that from December 1.the Edward Promoted

quantity of milk available for general consumption must be Victor's younger

restricted to 10 per cent. less brother Ed-

than requirements in the first ward, although he hus had a year's less service, has had more week of November and the Milk Mr.

Marketing Board will opportunities of himself.

supplies between consuming areas

distinguishing

Pilot-Officer. to Flight-Lieutenant,

GOEBBELS BEGINS BODYLINE BOWLING

THE TUMBRILS of revolution will soon be rolling in the streets of London and the English are crazy and will soon collapse - or so Dr. Goebbels' bright little Propaganda Boys are trying to convince themselves and anyone else who bothers to listen to them.

A very significant item of news was, for -instance, broadcast by Bremen. Radio yester- day to show that the revolution is even now knocking at the gates of London.

British women according to Bremen Radio

are angry be- cause the output of corsets is to be restricted, and are demanding that the output of men's braces be similarly cut. Aga

an.

The Bremen Radlo solemnly sald that British women were The Home Secretary, prótesting that while men can

.keep Herbert Morrison,

their trousers' up with pieces of string, women cannot find equalise stated in the Commons so cheap and simple

"'orsatz!" Based at Iraq, he was trans-while the voluntary pooling sys- yesterday that 1,662 per- For some time now, Dr. Goeb- ferred on a special mission totem will enable all dairymen tak- sons were detained in bela and his boys have been tell- Trans-Jordania where he did so ing part to receive sufficient milk well that he was promoted from to maintain deliveries up to the June and July under De-ing the Germans. that the British

fence Regulation 18b. ally licked. hospitals and This regulation gives wide po- ed that he was unable to describe the National Milk and Milk sons of any nationality

mothers and children under wers for the detention of per the operation which resulted in

to be in sympathy with the Nazi his, promotion but he tells an indin Schools schemes. teresting story of his experiences. In the past temporary shortages or Fascist systems and in Trans-Jordania and Iraq.

of considerably more than 10 cluded persons associated with the per cent have frequently occur-British Union-a Fascist organisa- -red during this period of the tion-persons of Italian origin or year and it is not anticipated that association and other persons of the present reduction, will last hostile association. long British. Wireless,

which rank he now holds.

In a letter to his sister he stat

HAVANA

reduced percentage:

Full supplies will be still maintained to

RUMOURS GENERAL

HAVANA WATERFRONT BU- MOURS THAT THE ITALIAN STEAMER RECCA, WHICH;| TOOK REFUGE IN HAVANA WHEN ITALY ENTERED THE WAR, 18 UNDER ORDERS 'TO MAKE A RENDEZVOUS WITH

CATROUX'S

NEW POST

known

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A large number of cases had now been heard, Rapld pro- gross had been made in the Jast two months and arrears would be disposed of in the course of a few weeks,

NEW C.-IN-C.

INDIA

APPOINTED

cannot last long, and are practic- Lt. Gen. Claude John They've now found it necessary Eyre Auchinleck has been to put forward some sort of an appointed. Commander- excuse to explain why the British in-Chief, India, in succes- are still fighting,

We are mentally deficient and Sion to General Sir Robert cannot understand that

Ger Cassels, it was announced many has already won! Dr. Goebbels lads have pro- in London last night. The duced a pathological doctor, said appointment will take to have a world-wide reputa- tion," to bolster up this theory..

effect early in 1941.

The English, he says, havé an The new Commander-in-Chief- Inclination Inconceivable to or goes to India, from the post of dinary persons to submit to lifu- |G.O.C., Southern Command, where alons and hallucinationa.

He has been engaged in perfecting "In most cases, this acute con- the last details of southern Eng- dition ends in sudden collapse,"land's defences against any threat

Mr Morrison Janswered criti-says he. - Reuter. cisms of the delay by pointing out that each case has to be con- sidered individually and that such decisions as those which might re-

DR. KALLIO

·A· - GERMAN RAIDER BOME. GENERAL, CATROUX, FORM-sult in continued internment for WHERE. IN WEST INDIES ER- GOVERNOR-GENERAL WATERS AT. A

TO RESIGN OF long periods could not be taken

-MOMENT'S, INDO-CHINA,...... HAS BECOME| without most careful considera- NOTICE, HAVE ÄRISÉN, FROM HIGH 2 COMMISSIONER ・・・ OF | tion-British Wireless. THE FACT THAT THE RECÇA TREE FRANCE AND GENERAL HAB JUST BEEN COMPLETELY DE GAULLE'S REPRESENTA- OVERHAULED VERY RAPID-TIVE IN THE NEAR EAST, IT LY.

WAST ANNOUNCED FROM Her speed is reported to have FREE FRENCH HEADQUAR- been increased and she is being TERS IN LONDON YESTERDAY, painted cruiser grey g

|-· General Catróux will have his

PATROLS HARASS ITALIAN POSTS

of invasion.

At the age of 56, he has a. high reputation for shrewdness In outlook and vigour. In `actión. In all ito `aspects, having had wide regimental and Staff ex- perlance./.

He was a member of the Chat-

IT WAS UNDERSTOOD IN feld Committee on the Defence of HELSINKI YESTORDAY THAT | India and in that capacity made a DR. KALLIO, : 87-YEAR-OLD | first-hand study of all sides of In- PRESIDENT OF FINLAND, WHO | dia's growing war effort-Reuter. HAD A SERIOUS, ILLNESS IN SEPTEMBER, HAS DECIDED TO 'RESIGN, D

RUBBER QUOTA

The

Public elections in the present It is suggested sho has been heatiquarters in Cairo and the British patrols in the Gallabat international situation will pro- called in to perform the mission feld of action, military and po- and Kussala areas of the Sudan bably be avoided by a special

International Rubber which the four German ships at litical, entrusted to him will continue to harass the enemy, sald Inw enabling a successor to be Regulation Committee. yesterday Tampico (Mexico) evidently fall cover Egypt, the Sudan, Syria, a Cairo communique yesterday. chosen by the same electoral col-fixed the quota for the first quar- ed to carry out on their recent Asia Minor and the Balkans. →→ On other fronts there is nothing lege of 300 who placed Dr. Kal-ter of 1941, at 100 per cont. dash" from that port-Neuter. Reuter.

Reuter. to report Router.

flo in office in 1937 Reuter.

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