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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, ̃ ̄1946. ́

HITLER DOCUMENTS

Mussolini's Sacrifice Of Austria Revealed

NEW KENNEDY FORCE INSPECTED

TIK NEW KENNEDY PORGE, VOMPRISING UNITS OF HMS. DUKE OF YORK

Admiral Lord Fraser, who was Recopiiied by Commodore D. 11 Everyst.

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Prince Philip Of Montclare Was

Hesse's Part

(By Daniel de Luce!

BERLIN, JAN. 11.

AND BEAN BERYALUS, WAS WHEN ADOLF HITLER LEARNED THAT MUSSOLINI INAPE PED BY THE COM

WAS NOT GOING TO INTERFERE IN THL RAPE CR MANDER IN CHIEF

TEE

DID ORATORICAL BRITISH PACIFIC VLEET, AD.

OF AUSTRIA THE FUEHRER MIRAL FORN PRASER AT FLIPFLOPS AS EXSTATIC AS THE BG HE PER THE HAPPY VALLEY RACE

FORMED WHEN TRANCE SURRENDERED. GENK YESTERDAY MARN

ADMITTING HE Hot CD HAVE BEEN IN A "FRIGHT ING

FULL MILITARY POSITION HAD OTHER POI- ERS PROTECTED AUSTRIA, HITLER DECLARED OPER AND OIER TILIT HE WOULD "NEVER FORGET THE MIGNANIMITY OF H. DUTE The King of Italy sent a weak, ranged thus, and une could st the thing to the German Gostetament (change it. Then Mussolini sud that he would like Avian's Àustria would now be a finished Kennedy Furce, who are adding 200,000 Jews to be allowed to renern for him "

Hitler Rehan van!!

When

tell please escapes

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Hub Of B.P.F.

ILUB OP THE IMMENSE | ORGANISATION WHICH KEPT BRITAIN'S PACIFIC FLEET IN ACTION WHILE THOU SANDS OF MILES FROM A MAIN BASE, H.M.9. MONT CLARE, EX-CANADIAN PACI FIC RAILWAYS LINER WHICH BECAME THE PLAG SHIP OF THE FLEET TRAIN, IS NOW ON ITS WAY HOME FROM HONG KONG.

Bretton Woods

Now York, Jun. 14. Dinavlution of the business. and industry commitica for Brotton Woods, Inc., was a nounced yesterday by the trea- surer who paid ratification of the proposals by 35 matina had ganured the bank บท “efective manetary fund."— » Annociated Press.

American Keen On Australia

OFFER

CLAIMS SHARE IN ATOMIC TRIUMPH

(y Stanley Burch!.

NEW YORK, JAN. 14.

A CEASELESS QUEST IN ONE OF AMERICA'S INDUB- TRIAL LABORATORIES FOR A BETTER ELEC- TRIC LAMP FILAMENT ADVANCED THE COUN TRY'S ATOMIC BOMB RESEARCH BY AT LEAST A YEAR, ACCORDING TO DR. HARVEY RENTSCH. LER, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH FOR THE WEST. INGHOUSE LAMP DIVISION,

THE LAMP DIFISION LABORATORY AT BLOOM - FIELD, NEW JERSEY, WAS THE EXCLUSIVE SOURCE OF PURE URANIUM FOR THE EARLY EXPERIMENTS, MORE THAN THREE Y E A RA AGO, WHICH RESULTED IN THE BOMB.

Dr. Rentschler said that hel had been told that the initial success of the work at Chicagu, where the first experimentul aro- mle power generator was built, was determined by the produr - MAK. tion of the metal in his labora-

Totory.

he

SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 14. "A LARGE NUMBER OF WEST COAST AMERICAN IN- DUSTRIAL WORKERS WOULD HE INTERESTED IN MIGRAT ING TO AUSTRALIA, IF THE The liner went to the Pacific AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT

MORI aren sarly in 1944, operating from↑ WOULD Manus under the Bag of Rear-SPECIFIC STATEMENT OF Admiral D. 5. Pisher, who com THE ASSISTANCE IT WOULD anded the chains of supply and GIVE THEM, NORMAN

AGENT-GENERAL repair alaps servicing the fighting | TIN, Beut

LONDON FOR VICTORIA, AUS. Permitted for the first time to Pell the story of research which TRALIA, SAID HERE. Martin said he was

Was convincaluneuvered perhaps the most valu from a brief examination of the wble "by-product" in history. that only said: Pacifle Coast situation

"Shortly after World War 1. i quick completion of Australia a migration policy is necessary "in was augealed to us that uranium order Lo remp the, harvest of night prove to be a better lang people now living in

At that California Alament than tongsten. who are interested in moving toti, almost nothing was known the commun-wealth."

about the physical proportions of Hundreds of highly skilled uranium and its melting point was tradesmen, he added. had left not tablished within several hun their homes in the Eastern United tired degrees. Moreover, it was not states to come to West-tunst war available on the market in pure plants, and I thought it unlikely ferm. presumably because the re that permanent

of could be duelion

uranion from oxide work found here for al of them. ures in extremely dimeuit, Thousands, he said,

GRIMMEST GOAL shid, sexmed re- luctant to return Enak, and "there

So Dr. Rentschler and Dr. Jahn Murden. assistant Research Dires was evidence that many like to go to Australia instead." tor, in May, 1922 reflard their

United States Industrial firms also are eager, to establish them. selves in Australia. Martin He was Informd by Government

would

STOP PRESS

Washington, Jan. 14. The postponement of national telephone strike for 89 days, plus the C.1.0.'s acceptaros of a government-sponsored wage compromise for General Motore the labour workers, brightened uicture to-day considerably.

These late developments, south-

with the earlier one about delay in the steel strike originally

beduled for to-day, raised hopes in some government circles that tension over the post-war indu■- irjul strife will continue to alncken. Lelophone strike affecting some 200,000 workers throughout the nation was ordered last night. Within minutes after the sail was announced, however, the to it to be delayed Board ordered permit meather local unions to e 30-day strike nollers.

Train Ineoption of tho Fleet WAN CUtlote innovation to the Royal Navy but was destined k play a vital part in the Anal build up against Japan.

Mainly responsible for the feat

Rear Admiral of organistag was Fyaher, directing operations from HM. Monetare, much was, t sef, a floating workshop capable of dendizag with any type เง damies or breakdown.

Shortly after the reoccupadion vessel af of Hong Konus, many the retrain were used to take atores And emoment to the Colony, expecting the work of ". hallauto For two months, 1. fed at no teat Folder

M.S. Montelac

acted as base wireless ship

coping with a con Seema "Fany and Marineret archives" and were at Fest as would

the Reelunhal ms bus gerilitarily the case for us bad I tinual flow of went until even

initial samples of the precious new "Pinuverdick

You may eltually relieved by the ahorn WT got into conflict

element from uranium salts, gover, Andal copy.

Austria seemed him that 1 win renily hurtfully | station

experiment draw their sireuming that The case of

In November last, Rear-Admira!

American ke anerent history seynd thankful, I will never, never für

Australian would ultimately give representatives I will never Fisher returned to England and aner when the Red Army swept get him for this.

in physioista a head start in the race through Berlin.

command of the Flent Train was

San Francisco, Associated Press. towards history's grimmest goal. forget him for the

given to Artine Commodore E. M

We had worked for four years glorious record wena Lossed out Hesse "Jawohl. iny Far-

2. Barraclough, raptain of the

before we found a way to make mreremoniously in a brap on

Montefare.

the pellets in pure form so that they could be fashioned into lumns rubbish in the courtyart of the At Ministry

or rolled into foil or rods," Dr. Rentschler said. "After testa of our first batelies,

discarded uranium as a possibility for

amp flament because its melting point wan only 2,102 defree Fahrenholt, 35 compared with 6382 degrees melting Point tungsten.

TRACT

Lour

Corta nner in Chief Mo zumde Kennedy Force patrol Bute and barracks at the anne Rong Folier Station and Rice Hall, and the Head masters of the Foren at the Central Poles Station.

uniform of

Three Wege the Rerai Murities, and the fourth was dressed as a Leading Seaman When anked by the Contander in Chef how long he had been in the

service, Leading Senna "Jan" replied "Six months, Sir He then demonstrated have he mould slope and present arms ethi

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In the

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"Beautiful!"

been

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the

yesterday.

Wung Hot Chun, noting US- Iniciously inside the Kowloon Go- Acting Commodore Barraclough downs, was searched by Mr. T. 1 should like to say Hrase

in now returning on the liner and Verna, Assistant Superintendent, It was retrieved by two old that the French envoy here ask- will be responsibie for the dia Godown guards. Two tins of vita

1 Train were puid lwg jed to speak with Count Clann | sylation

min Lablets were found on Germans who

him. cigaret en to load it und a lot of (Italian Foreign Minister) by the most sansetacular supply or He was sentenced to three weeks fuller dualy papers into my jeep. order of his Government about

hard labour by Mr. W. H. Latimer INSIDE STORY

Austrin. And Count China - Royal Navy. Translated and condensed it †fused to receive him and there-

inside aeront upon ther gives the Arst

envoy ma kwo from the Gorman side of the that they could not foretcil_the seizure of Austria on March 12. Juateome of further negotiations 1938.

with Italy which had lomitia disclose that cussed." This record Prince Philip of Hesse was the go-in-tween in the conversation i between Berlin Trist Rumes Prince Philip. who nirved A well dreeved Chinese, natu

Prinerss Mafalda of Italy. Kwok-wah,

befor was charged Mr. A. Areults at the Summary 1925, came into the hands af far with Allies last spring when he was Militore Court yaterday. meusining a credit by fraut at found in A camp of political the Kin Kwok Retaurant

Nazis. held by the on hostages

Princess Mafalda, eldest daugh

Meal That Was Not Paid For

Brudar Ins

11 WRO kileged that accused obtained Chinese ment from theter of the King of Italy and als

hostage, died of wounds fr

Kin Kwok Resinarant on Friday

day an Allied bombing in fhy evening, with four other persons

brothel of Buchenwald concen- At the

The Nazis placed trates carmpi. and her there for

i

Best

R

k the diger, he was

for $127 39. bill

the inutes to

accused bolst the water that he feare for her wounds.

wife wonhl en bome for the money. Prince Philip of Hesse was in Accused waited in the restaurant a key spot for the

until 11 m

un

m

Defendant was

Areulli ndjourned the case until to-day for consideration,

Pingshan Raid Sequel

Information received by the Arthur Ping Shan Police led to the arrest agreed

wore

to

A

Popehrer s

Hitler Yes, I thank you" Urase "My Fuelrer. I huht like to nesk whether I ought to stay here or comme back at steri to-morrow.

Hitler "Remain there." Hesse"Jawohl,

another report,”

tontorrow

Hitler "Jawohl, thank you " Associated Press.

Madame Sun Seeks Aid

Overseas

From

Shanghai, Jan. 14

Stating that the welfare of the broad masses of the Chinese people needs the generous help of their friends and sympathisers alf ove the world, Madame San Yat-sen has inaugurated a China Welfare Fund Committee here and appealed for foreign muj-

port.

China, she says, badly needs moral material and technical

New Zealand's port to tide her over the dif

Fine Gesture

At Uno Meeting

(Continued from Pose 1)

24 contribution

ficult period immediately after the war. "Confronted by a st

ut political and military blems, the Chinese Government cannot cope with the situation adequately. The efforts of n- ternational relief organisations, jadmirable and magnanimoua us they have been, are still nol to enough."

China

Sergeant Alleges Waste

Press.

Manila, Jan. 14.

We

a

of

But Westinghouse continued to -

the metal, a few cunces at z Lo meet the demands of col- leges and

research laboratories, which were conducting expeti- ments in nuclear physics, includ- Tag amall-scale atom-mushing.

500 LBS. A DAY Early In 1942, Dr. Rentschler wald he received a telephone call | from a former Westinghouse re- search

Dr. Arthur colleague, Compton, director of atomic bomb experimentation at the University of Chicago.

inquir- Dr. Compton ed how soun Westinghouse could nupply three tons of pure uraniota. "I almost fell off my chair be- |cause our previous

had

output bren at the rate of a few thumb- size buttons of

pranium at

at a time," Dr. Rentachler commented.

But Dr. Marden went to work. ect up an uranium 'factory in a of our laboratory and in s carner few months had increased our out- unt from eight ounces a day at the start of the project to more than 600 pounds a day, cutting the cost from $230 to £5,"

Westinghouse

The raco

The Board also asked Western Electric Company strikers to with- pickets from telophone exchanges which would vermi operators to return to their switch- bon rdla.---Associated Press.

Nuremberg, Jan, 14. Mr. Thomas J. Dodd, United Slates

the prosecutor, told war crimes court to-day tha Walter Koch, notorious com

Buchenwald maadant of the horror camp, was executed by the Nazis in 1944.

They accused him of general

and corruption

murdering aumeone with whom he had a personal food.

Koch's wife, whom he had presented with Jumpshades made from prisoners' skins, was executed for aiding and abetting her husband.

The fate of Walter Koch was discussed earlier in the trial when a shrunken kumna head was exhibited and it was stated that Koch was reapon- sible for it.Reuter

Nuremberg, Jan, 14. American officials were to- day devising means of combat ting a now movement in Nuremberg, apparently aimed

at keeping Naziam alive.

The movement in known as "Acht und acht" (eighty- eight). This number has been found scrawled on the batter-

walls

of Nuremberg ed

and Germans

hcard have been greeting one another the strects with it.

On

"Eighty-eight" represents "H..the eighth latter of alphabet-standług for "Hell Hltler".--Reuter.

the

RADIO

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1946. TALK BY LA.E.TES. R.N. FROM THE STUDIO. ZBW HONGKONG brondosating on 19.80 to 1.50 p.m., 0.80 to 7.30 p.m. frequency of (40 kilorgolas and from ad 9.00 to £1.00 p.m. alao on 0.69 Magaryelte.

R.K.T.

nary.

19.30 p.m.-Dally Programme Sam

Filla 19.88 pm-Violin feks by

Kreisler.

Light French Murie, 19.45 pm

1.00 pm-Boí » à Announcements. 1. p.m. Mu. Ical Umedy reloc.in, 1,80 p.m.- London talaðlum

chestra.

the following mornplans. Mussolini End baiked the

Buck Sergeant Emil Macy of ime, and the wife did not show first lot agniary Austria at the

Detroit stood up before a room. Lakra do Cen

lime of the murder of Chan- tral Police Station. Only 60 enta

ful of gunerals yesterday and told cellor Dollfusa in 1934 when he was found in his possession

United States Senators investigat- In short, she says, thebelligerently marched troops darity is

ing the disposal of surplus pro

supphed more Polier, at which

wife was the Austrian border and threat-peace."

On behalf of the British dele-needs further assistance from perly that the wanton burning of than three tons of pure uranium be slaying, but the tuned to intervene against the supposed

gution. Mr. Noel Baker paid a her foreign friends.

good shoes, blanketa, field jackets for the initial generator built by Police frun that nu much person | Nazis.

Madame Sun declares that the and other clothing was ordered at the Chicago Metallurgical Project could be loented on the premises.

But now Mussolini had fallen tribute to the colossal sacrifices i

fice, the official name by which After hearing the facts, Mr out with France and Engined that the Yugo-Slavs had made in wounds that China has sustain. Batangas, southern Luzon,

Mnaey told the committee that Dr. Compton's project was known. and the war and welcomed Yugo ed will take a long time to heal. over Ethiopin and Spain

Japanese invaders, wheit could see for itself or hundreds also supplied uradium for the spurned their efforts to align Slavia as a member of the Eco-"The

must still be disarmed ard of soldiers would sign affidavits pioneering work on the atom bomb nomic and Social Council. solid front against Germany.

"It was only three minutes driven out, are continuing their ton from court martial for dis

If they were guaranteed protoc- conducted at Princeton University.

"METAL X liesse called Hitler from Home

the ngainst clock tested at 10.25 p.m. on Friday, March after Hitler had declared war work of plunder and destruc- closing the information.

was the ingenuity of the "lamp divi the New Zealand took up the chal-tion. China's industries, torn Masey estimated that it I just 1 minutes after

scientists and engineers. Fuchrer had been informed that lenge," Mr. Baker added, con- from their natural surroundings costing over $3,000,000 monthly to slon"

G.I's Makeshift devices had to be em the Nazi puppet in Vienna, gratulating Mr. Fraser on his In the coastal regions and Inn-maintain 10,000 American

had "statesmanlike action.

guishing in the poverty-stricken and 19,000 Filipino civilians to ploved because there was not time Seyas-Inquart,

New Zenland's withdrawal interior, will require some time guard and service Army property for machinery to be designed or Goering-dictated

while a soldiers' comunitten esti- built requesting Gernian was then confirmed by a formal to recover.

The project was closed here in of four Chinese in Un Long who telegram

"The Chinese people, partimated the value of the property

1943,

other not over $5,000,000 on a February,

after believed

tu bave

been troops to march in and prevent vote, electing Yugo-Slavia by

45 votes against three cast for cularly those living in Nerthalvage resale basia Associated methods for producing the metal planning an armed robbery. "bloodshed."

China and other areas formerly New Zealand.

on a large scale were developed. The rald party under Sub

SECRET PLANS

The membership of the Social under enemy occupation, have

But as long as it was operating. Inspector Rothwell was Assisted The Austrian Government of

the area in which *Motal X", as by about ten K.A.F. personnel. Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg and Economic Council, regarded no other immediate prospect but.

workers knew it, was manu- No. 8 Tai Fung Street, Un Long, had resigned as the result of aby many as next in importance to live in abject misery--their

strength so badly sapped that Congress Eyectured on the centre of tho was searched and a 38 revolver two-hour ultimatum from Gour-to the Securty Council as

most secrot activity in the plant- the of peace, they are easy prey to together with 29 rounds of am-

Router munition were found in a stove. Ing. Seyss-Inquart had been in-future instrument

Summoned before Mr. W. H. structed to step into the vacuum now is: Canada, Chile, Chine, periodic famines and ather pin-On Election Colombia, Cuba,

Czechogues besetting them. Nor can Latimer yesterday, Lee Wan and seize power.

Washington, Jan. 14. pleaded guilty to a charge of un-

Already orders had been issu- Slovakia, Belgium, Greece, India, China's educational and

Its oyes on the approaching jawful personalen of the revolver. ed to 240.000 German troops on France, Norway, Peru, Russia, tural institutions bo restored

the Austrian border to begin Britain, the United States, Le-within a short time."-Router. elections, the 79th Congress re- The ether three were acquitted,

and the

turned on Monday for its second. S. I. Rothwell told the Court marching at dawn, and Hitler banon, Yugo-Slavia

session and its first full peace- that the raid took place on Jan. himself was to be on the way Ukraine.

Melbourne, Jan. 14.- time session since 1941.

Japan's first aircraft carrier aro 12, at 8,20 p.m. Other arms which in a few hours on a triumphant were believed to be on the pr return to his native country,

Congress is somewhat on the mises would not be found.

spot with a mountain of work among the soven Japanese ships Already Hitler was meditnt- A crowded gallery and Ameri sccused did not give any explanz-

A Proclamation enzettod re-ahead, its White House relations which will soon be carrying Japan," exo troops from Wowak to their tion as to the origin of the re- ing on secret plans against can and British soldiers, look-

Australian naval ing down from the distinguish-quires all persons in possession of strained to breaking poit and homeland. volver. Two years imprisonment Czechoslovaltia. with hard labour was Imposed." The Prince opened the converted visitors", gallery, to which motor vehicles, not carrying of voters displaying keener thun sources disclosed to-day.

clai registration numbers,

usual interest in Capitol III nc- The carrier is the demilitarised sation"I have just come back they had been officially Invited, MORE BANK STAFF from the Palazzo Venezia. The complete the setting up of the declare their calon for tivities, for this is the Congres-Honho" which is due at Wewak 11.00 Gloss DawE.

year, with all on Jan. 17 and has a carrying

Programmos 20.akod ENSA · BгO Duco accepted the whole thing body which will in future stanaration, before January 81.

The Proclamation also prohibite sional election Four additonal members of the very friendly. He sends you his guard over "human rights." the sale or use of auch vehiclos 430 Houso seats and 12 of 96 capacity of 2,300 tons:

Social without a permit.

Senate seats to be Bled in No. The "Katsuragi ono of Japan's recorded specially for Berylon Entertain The Economic and staff of the Hong Kong and regards. The thing had barn

do-mant by the Department of Nation Intest carriers which is also vember. and Shanghal Bank have arrived told him from Austria Council will work and in by air during the last two or Schuschnigg gave him the news hand

"social

Henco political considerationslitarlad, is due on Jan. 23 whon Service Antertainment.

up 5,000 Japanese, Other Nipponcep shida in sorvica with the Sucurity to transport and three days, Mensro, K. D. Robert Monday Ho (Mussolful und UNREA

statistica. will dictate many Congressional son, P. F. Hutton, T. G. Mead and, it would be a complete impon-Council and trustedshin organ, Among its carly tasks will be actions and republicans will balaclude thrus dundiariasd cral- Proprietors.

MYA HI Hatchinson-arrived Elblilty, a bluff, one couldn't do and with the General Assembly, the establishment of a canumistyring to break a decade and a mers, a troopship and a homital 40 Join Menses, Junding, Mathesonit. Ho was answered that Ita brief ranges from standsfon to formulate an interne-half of Democrat aupremacy in shia with cangcity of 17,100

Congrosa. Msociated Press tone Asociat and Company's staff,

was unfortunately already atard of living" and employment tional bill of right."-Reuter.

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