1941-08-25 — Page 3

Message To

The Conquered Peoples

(Continued from Pago 2)

Low Countries and the Scandina vian countries, acting with: France and Great Britain, even after the war had broken out would have had a fighting chance. The Balkan States had only to stand together to save

pire far and wide, There was a time when only Russia and the white difts of Dover stood bo- tween him and the world. Napo- leon had a theme Liberty, Equal ity and Fraternity. That was the cry. There was a new code of themselves.

law. Nevertheless, Napoleon's Empire vanished like a dream.

"But Hitler has

no theme, naught but a mania for exploit- tion. He has, however, weapons and machinery for grinding down and holding down the conquered countries which are products of modern science.

"The ordeals of the conquered people, therefore, will be hard. We must give them hope. We

will not be in vain.

aund

"The tunnel may be dark long but in the end there is light. That is a symbolism and that is the message of the Atlantic meet ing.

"But

one by one they WCRO updermined. Never was the Career of crime made more. smooth.

"And now Hitler is striking at

GERMAN

FURY IN

BELGIUM

Russia with all his might well Infuriated by their fail- knowing the geographical difficul- ure to enlist Belgian ties which lie between Russia, and volunteers in the war strive our utmost to overcome all against Russia, the Ger- difficulties to bring this aid to her. mans have resorted to We have arranged for a conference.

the aid we are giving. We shall

the way.

**220**00000000**** MAISKY'S

GERMAN MORALE CATASTROPHIC

Secret German docu- ments captured by Russian army scouts include a report con- cerning

German soldier's open threat to kill his sergeant.

а

The report, which is quoted in a Russian supplementary com- munique, ends with the statement: "Morale among Ger- man reserves just ar- rived on the front is were dragged from their beds, catastrophic."

Bri- tish Wireless.

must give them conviction that at Moscow to settle the whole mass arrests in Belgium, their sufferings and resistance plan. No barrier must stand in

says the Moscow radio.

List of all men of military age "But why is Hitler striking atin Mons and other towns were Russia and inflicting suffering on drawn up and houses searched, them and himself of rather mak-nd the men were arrested under ing his soldiers suffer? It is with different pretexts. In some cases, "Do not despair, brave Norwe- the declared idea of turning his the Germans snuggled anti-Nazi gians.

Your land will be cleansed, whole force upon the British Isles literature into the houses as of the invader. Be sure of your- and if he can succeed in beating pretext for arrest. selves, you Czechs, your freedom) life and strength out of this shall be restored.

Island, and that is no easy job, "You Poles, the heroism of your then he will seitle his account with people and the courage of your

States the people of the United soldiers, sailors and airmen shall and generally with the Western not be forgotten. Your country Hemisphere. shall live again and resume its part in the new organisation Europe.

Infamies Of Darlan

of

"One by one. There is the process.

There is the simple and diamal plan which has served Hitler so well.

"I am thankful that some eyes are at last fully open to it:

Many of the arrested

men

placed on Jorries and driven off

to concentration camps.

For several days the Germans used threats and physical vio- O |lence, but even so only 14 "volun- teers" enlisted. Supplied with

and uniforms

equipment, they were sent to Mons to be trans-) ported to Germany and thence to the Eastern Front.

"Lift up your heads, you gal-

Crowds gathered at the station, Jant Frenchmen. Not all the in-

Ishouting traitors and women spat famies of Darlan and Laval am satisfied that the President of in their races, the Moscow radio] shall stand between your resis- The United States sees In its true adds. -Reuter. tance and your birthrights. light and proportion the extreme

"And you tough, stout-hearted dangers which the American Dutch, Belgions and Luxembour- | people and the British people are gers, and the people of Yugosla- now facing.

vin and the glorious Greeks HOW subject to the crowning insult of rule by the Italian jack-a-napes, Keep your souls clean from all contact with the Nazis.

"Make them feel that they are the moral outcasts of man- kind. Help is coming. Have falth and hope. Your deliver- ance is sure.

Power Of The U.S.A.

"The United States still retaini the power to marsha! gigantic strength.

"We had a Church parade on the Sunday in our Atlantic bay. The President came to the quar-

YUGOSLAV GUERILLAS

EXECUTED

ter-deck of the Prince of Wales A MESSAGE FROM ZURICH where there were mingled together | STATES THAT 180 YUGOSLAV many hundreds of British and GUERILLAS HAVE BEEN EXE- American sailors and marines. CUTED BY ORDER OF THE The sun shone bright and warm NEWLY-ESTABLISHED "FLY-. while we sang the old hymns ING COURT MARTIAL" COM- which is our own inheritance and POSED OF USTACHIS (CROAT, which we learned as children in TERRORISTS), ACCORDING TO our homes.

THE BUDAPEST CORRESPON- DENT OF THE "NEUE ZURCHER ZEITUNG."

"That is the signal which we have flashed across the water and if it reaches the ears of all those to whom it is sent they will have tenacity in their misfortune in the knowledge that they are still serving the common cause and their efforts will not be in vain. "You will, perhaps, have

"We sang the hymn which told noticed that the President of the of the precarious way of human United States and the British life and the invincibility of Him to

This tollows the recent occupa- representative, in what is aptly whom a dozen years are but as tion of the whole of the Dalma- called the Atlantic Charter, have yesterday, We sang the sailors'; tian coast to deal with the "in- pledged their countries to the final hymn for those in peril and there secure conditions in West Bosnia." destruction of Nazi tyranny. That are very many in peril on the

The occupation has caused · a is a solemn and grave undertak- | sea.

big impression in Danubian coun-- ing. It must be made good, it

tries, the correspondent adds. --- will be made good and, of course,

Reuter. practical arrangements to full that purpose have been and are being organised and set in motion.

"We sang

'Onward, Christian Soldiers,' and indeed I felt that this was no presumption but that we had the right to feel that we were sharing the cause for free-

dom.

"When I

looked

upon

that

SPANISH WORKMEN

FOR GERMANY,

the A agreement with

Reich

"A question has been asked, how far is the United States to war? There is certainly one man densely big congregation of fight- who knows the answer to that ing men of the same language, [SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL"]; question. If Hitler has not yet the same faith and the same declared war on the United States ideals, and now to a large extent it is surely not out of his love of the same interest and certain- for sending Spanish workmen to for American institutions or be-ly in different degrees facing the Germany was officially announced cause he could not find a pretext. same danger, it swept across me ber of workers is not stated and in Madrid yesterday. The num- He has murdered half a dozen that here was the only hope to countries for far less.

save the suffering world from It is presumed that the plan for "It is fear — fear of the im- degradation,

German workers to go to Spain mediate

time redoubling

has been dropped for the of the

"And so we came back across being.-International News. Ser- tremendous energies now..being the ocean waves uplifted in vice. employed against him lo one of

spirit and fortified in resolve, the reasons but a better rea-

Some American destroyers. son is the resistance to the

which were carrying mails 'from method to which he has ad-

the United States to Iceland -hered-and-by which - he has

•happened to, be-gaing: the came gained:so much. ;

way and we made a goodly company, together.

We Will Do Our-Duty

"We overtook-one of the con-

TURKEY'S AIMS »

Saturday's Ankara newspapers welcomed. Mr. Anthony Eden's message to Turkey, (congratulat- for a better future). ing the latter on her preparations

The "Yenisabah" said; "We are deeply touched that our Allies

SICKERT LOAN EXHIBITION:

Warning Unheeded!

"""This is a very simple method. One by one, that is his plan. That is the guiding rule with voys which was carrying muni- should remember, even in the which he has enslaved a part of tions and supplies from the New midst of war, our efforts at peace- the world,

World to sustain the Old The ful progress."-Reuter. "I appealed three-and-a-half whole, horizon' seemed filled with years ago to my fellow-country-ships-there were 70 to 80 ships, men to get together a strong of all kinds and sizes in 14 lines union of all countries who felt which could have been drawn themselves to be in ever-growing with a ruler Hardly a whiff of danger but no-one would listen. smoke but all bristling with can- All stood quiet while. Germany rions and other precautions upon armed..!!

which I will not dwell. They Amongst pietures in the Lonn "Czechoslovakia was subjugat-were-all surrounded by their Exhibition of Walter Sickert's cd. A French Government de-escorting vessels while overhead works in London is one lent by serted their faithful ally and Catalina airboats:soared Uko pro- the Queen. Entitled: “Erinul,” it broke the plighted word <in-that tecting, eagless y

· is a Camden Town Interior and, a ally's hour of need.

"Then I felt that hard and ter- wonderful example of the artist'i """Russia" was cajoled and de-ribló and ilong as the-strain of work.. ceived into a kind of neutrality this struggle: will be, we shall Another exhibit is Sickert's por or partnership, while the French not be denied the strength to do frait of Mr. Churchill, painted sh Army was being annihilated. The our duty to the end, Reuter.|1027-British; Wirelesą..

NEW CHUNGKING CORPORATION

TRIBUTE TO R.A.F.

THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO LONDON, M. MAISKY, PAID A TRIBUTE ΤΟ THE ROYAL AIR FORCE YESTER- DAY WHEN HE AND MADAME MAISKY ATTENDED A TEA PARTY OF OFFICERS OF THE SUNDAY CLUB AT A LONDON HOTEL.

Remarking that Russia wag fighting the hardest battle in itst history, M. Maisky said: "I should like to express my thanks to the Royal Air Force for its spendid work in bombing milf- tary and industrial targets in Germany. It has done great work and I hope that with the advance of the autumn, the help given us by the R.A.F. will be still more effective."

Some 400 officers and their ladies,

of including a number Allied officers, welcomed the So- viet Ambassador and Madame Maisky, and at the top of the table Polish and Russian officers chatted animatedly together. Reuter.

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HOLDING UP OF U.S. MAILS IN SHANGHAI

The "Ta Kung Pao" reports The Japanese, authorities ex- that the Ministry of Food and the plained that the 750 sacks of mails Central Trust is jointly organis arriving from the United States ing a China Food Industrial Cor- aboard the President Harrison and poration capitalised at $4,000,000 the President Lines, freighter Ruth which may by increased to Alexander had been helch up ow- $8,000,000.

ing to a misinterpretation of the The Corporation will establish a freezing order by the officer in bakery, a flour mill and a glutin- charge, and promised to release ous rice mill before the end of this them immediately, says a Shang- year.-Central News.

hai dispatch.—Central News.

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