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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 10, 1941.”

LORD MOYNE PAYS TRIBUTE TO RUSSIAN RESISTANCE

NUDIST

GIRLS'

IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS YESTERDAY, BATTLE

LORD MOYNE MADE A STATEMENT SIMI- LAR TO THAT OF MR. CHURCHILL.

Twelve nudists, all des-

cribed as Swiss-Germans, were killed in a gun battle with police at Cotito vil- lage, Panama,

to

Several nudists were taken prison after the fighting, in which

Referring to Russia, Lord Moyne said: "Little was known in peacetime about the war machine of Soviet Russia but all the world must now be amazed at the resolution in de- fence and determination in counter-attack nude women joined. which show not only brilliant leadership in the control of such vost armies but the unsur- passed military qualities of the Russian people. (Cheers).

"Goebbels shows poor apprecia~; tion of the German intelligence when he now announces that operations are proceeding accord- Ing to plan.

5 YEARS

"The German spearheads have| FOR HITLER

been burned up in the ferocity of the resistance of irregular bands."

LORD MOYNE WENT ON: "I CANNOT DISCUSS FUTURE

WOMEN

PLANS BUT SOME OF THE AD- A Fascist woman private VICE GIVEN US WOULD NOT'

IN ANY WAY HELP RUSSIA IN teacher, who was alleged to have said to two sol-

HER STRUGGLE.

Police swooped on the colony after receiving a report that Nazi sples, posing ав nudists, were operating a

radio station.

Secret

Members of the colony, how- ever, refused to produce identi- fication or other papers, say. ing "Our religion forbids it."

The Swiss-Germans then open- ed fire on the police, and a long battle started.

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HORE-BELISHA TO TELL ONE DAY

"At a suitable time and

"Scorched earth and the pros-diers in a public house, in a suitable atmosphere

pect of the Russian winter are

they were to Napoleon in 1812.

likely to be as effective to-day as "Hitler is a good ruler; amy record at the War Of-

better man than Mr. fice will be judged." Churchill," was sentenced

Hitler's Ulcer

"Conditions are not unlike what to five years' penal servi- followed the Battle of Trafalgar. tude

We then took advantage of British

So states Mr. Hore-Belisha in

constituency in a letter to his

the Premier's at Herts Assizes, which he rejects

charge of failure while at the War Office. He adds:

sea power to hit where the enemy Hertford. were least able to retaliate. To-1

day we are substituting the Mid-| She was Mrs. Elsie Sarah Orrin, "There will also be made known dle East for Spain as an open] 48, who was educated in Ger- the events which preceded my ulcer. We have turned it into many. She Was charged with resignation, the opinions which I Hitler's ulcer,

trying to cause disaffection.

expressed, and the reasons for which I declined Mr. Chamber- "By means of sca power and Mr. R. E. Seaton, prosecuting, lain's request to remain

a mem- American munitions we hope it said that Orrin told the soldiers ber of the Government.” will be developed into a mortal! that the country was ruled by

Jewish financiers.

wound."

Reuter.

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BRITISH PARATROOPS

HELP FRENCH

DERAIL TRAINS

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According to reports from Geneva sabotage in which British raiders and parachutists have played

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than a dozen derailings of German troop trains in Normandy since July 11.

For some weeks, before the Russian offensive there were con- siderable Nazł troop" movements out of the western provinces of France towards the East. Several of " these "trainis "were derailed through the efforts of saboteurs,

These sabotage activities have sharply increased. In the space of four days, fish plates and tie bars were found to have been re- moved in 87 places on the main Une between: Brest and Paris., Similar incidents were reported on the tracks between Le Havre and Paris, and on many other branch lines.

*** In each instance of sabotage, the symbol "V" (standing for Victoire. or Vive de Gaulle) was found painted in red, on the roadbed or on the wreckage of the train,

Brifish landing parties and parachutists were said to be help- ing French sabotours in this work. The Nazi authorities have been offering large sums for the cap. ture of the culprits and have im- posed community fines on the Villages and towns nearest to tho scene of the disasters in vain efforts to check the sabotage::

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Mr. Hore-Belisha quotes this remark made by Mr. Churchill The police found in her room after the retreat from Dunkirk. a picture of Sir Oswald Mosley.

She said to the police: proud to belong to Union."

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