1951-03-03 — Page 5

The Man

He's out and about

again...so we had some lunch together

they lined up to be Gauleiter of Britain

by CHARLES

FOLEY

UT of the depths of Landa berg

Prison, stepping

nimbly past the spotlight which

contro.

made

versial

of y event an Krupp's

Page

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1951.

NEWSAGENT

BRYLCREEM

to be sure.........

Alfred comes

Buhle with Churchill, London 1937.

Bolle,

"You're impos- sible, I said, I was shocked. release, Believe

алм me, I

a greut of British patrioliam." the light, athletic admirer figure of Ernst Wilhelm Bohle, the man who might have ruled Britain.

Ernst Bohle has a genius coloration. for protective When found him in Ham- burg he had already faded into modest civil life.

Soon nobody would re- member that Herr Bohle. the boy from Bradford, once wore the uniform of a full S.S. general and was Hitler's choice as Gauleiter of Eng- land.

JUST

His escape

[UST before the war,

renounced status.

(then Foreign I couldn't be a German gaule!- ter with a British passport. I! wouldn't do."

Bohle his British "I told Lord Halifax Secretary) that

Lucky Bohle, He thus escaped traitor's end of William

the Joyce.

Boblo's finest hour was when would Hitler announced he put him in charge of defeated

Britain

skimmed a "top secret" Orders for the Government of Eng-

We Together

of Hiller's Copy Last in, first out. That, red-bound

secret of land.

Military perhaps, is the

He still

Bohle's survival.

has youth, good looks, a between

lightning wit.

rounded

able-bodied male

and 17

43 to be up and sent to the and Continent...products

seized... When we walked together

to be machinery

fraternisa- leading hostages

. non into Hamburg's

the £ to be changed hotel for lunch after his re- lease, the consternation of for the mark at 13s. 6d. Penalty

the receptionists, uncertain whether to bow, to turn away, or to risk the flip of a salute, reflected the possi- bilities his future may yel contain.

'Ashamed'

IN the past there has been

more than one Bohle.

tion

for

resistance, the

Fox

"Scottie, I like the way they still say 'GOOD morning' to each other."

London Express Service

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CHARLES, romping

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ANNE,

gaining weight and sleeping well

6XC or

by

+

+

UST lately

Prince

into

unitetine."

"Pretty Stift, murmured "It seems our military Bohle chaps expected to run table."

Helped Hess

PETER DACRE

Princess Elizabeth has been of both Prince Charles and six- month-old Princess Anne.

Charles

a sturdy Hittle

Charles has struggled delighted at the progress valiantly to say "air- plane."

He knows what it means,

fellow, full of energy and healthy

WHEN the invasion dream for the word has been used a mischief. Physically and men- WH fnded,

Bohle, joined the lot in his hearing. He also tally he is forward for his age. Rudolf Hess conspiracy,

an aero- He now strings words into sen- "Hess asked me to help him understands that

his secret letter with

to the plane brought his mother tences and is beginning to refer to himself as "mo" Instead of

First there was Bohle the Duke of Hamilton. It suggested home from Malta last week. saying."Charles id that."

WILS

PLAYTIME

that we should base peace on

а That aeroplane has opened Briton. The Schoolboy son the

1930 situation, with talks

Anne is growing very like her the German colonies and new phase in the life of Prince

and gains weight of a naturalised German had on

Charles, now two years and mother,

More placid than her so on. plenty of beatings. "Two I

"Hess landed in Scotland. three months. For the first time steadily. specially remember," he When Hiller found I had trans-in 11 weeks he can romp with brother, she is a great siceper, grins. "When the Lusitania lated the peace appeal his rage mother. He can chatter away, with a sunny disposition. sank, and when Kitchener was terrible. Everyone thought proudly using many new words

he has learned. I would be executed, drowned. No doubt

"But I learned loter that He can now show, with self- they did me good."

Hitler knew all about the mis-assurance, his unfaltering walk Hess and his improved table manners. and had promised Ernst won a Cambridge sion scholarship. His father rot to punish me if he had to He understands more the life it. Hitler was an ex-around him. For not only does disown ("You must always love cellent actor."

he know about acroplanes, but sent him to Germany")

"I was a model also about the Magpie,

They father's ship. in Landsberg.

I left with off a year. me Bohle feels that, at 40, his to Germany has usefulness just begun, ile would like to go the world de-Nazity!ng the Germans whom he Nazified. to me," "They would listen he said.

Cologne and Berlin instead.

Bohle:

Ile found the pre-litler let

outstanding testimonials.".

republic weak and flavour- less. He was ashamed of its low prestige. A rising new party attracted him.

In

country

*

Pas

almost

Boble the Nazi went up fast; woon he was able to put his pet idco to iller.

foreign every he pointed out, there German community which would meet to bawl out in. German its nostalgin tider over the beer mugs

Such groups were linked in the "A.O."

or Auslands Or- ganisation. Bohic's plan was to fuse them into a red hot, world- wide Nazi crusade.

Hitler at first was uninterest-

ed. "He WAS shockingly

ignorant about things abrond,"

Tound

(World Caprioripht Reserved, London Express Service.)

As Britain rearms-

"THE RAF, wants £3281 12[Fiqre

jan increase of Aida) million. Mynier

Command will get more dar sme

and the night gister force wilt g

ita first jela. Moro jeta ere

to the Far Eaşı————

Defence Estimates (Air) 1951.

Bahle sighed. "Alas, few Ger- TWENTY years ago

mans have the knack of gelling

on

with other people."

2

young RAF officer sud- denly hit the headlines. On John Nelson Germans Lieutenant

Bohje persisted and won through. At 20 he was appointed September 13, 1931, Flight

gauleiter abroad:

"A

att of

German

TELL-ABOUT- DADDA?

Home st Clarence House, Princess. Elizabeth is arranging her life so she can spend us his much time as possible with her children. Generally, she can only average about two hours day,

Д

after break- Every morning. fast, she goes up-to-the second- floor nursery suite

with its

Whenever he sees Princess primrose yellow walls, and long Elizabeth he cries: "Tell about windows looking south over the

He listens intently to smooth lawns Daddn."

the Palace. stories about father, and Mogple.

THE AIR MARSHAL DOUBLES

A NUMBER

by James Stuart

the

rugs

of

St

are covered

James's

THE LITTLE BOY "on "THE WALL, Petuce - Charles, watches a state procession go by. And muther holds

him by the-ankle, just in case,

They often go lalo St James's goes near the sleeping baby he the says: "Sister sleeping. Go 'way." For an hour she joins Charles Park, slopping to watch

He looks forward to seeing his In his games on the floor. Here ducks, which Charles now calls

Instead with "ducks"

o'clock of "quack- mother again at Ove nursery rhymes telling him quacks," and into Green Park, when Princess Elizabeth goes to characters whose pictures adom buses in Piccadilly, the sides of a portable radio,

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familiar stories of the fairyland where he points excitedly at the the nursery for an hour. After THE WIND AND THE RAIN”

SHOWS SKILL

She holds up baby Anne to watch the traffic and points out the Royal Standard dying over "grandpa's house."

games he has supper. His food includes chicken, fish, mashed vegetables, and lots of fruit and

But, because these walks have become rather embarrassingly orange juice.

well known, in the afternoons the children are often driven out to Wimbledon Common of Heath, where Charles Putney can play freely,

AND SO TO BED.

In the pale blue-and-white bathroom, with its rubber ducks . and fish, the Princess helps to

Two of Charles's favourite toys He also plays in the gardens of bath the children. At six, Anne are a set of interlocking plastle St James's Palace with a big has her last bottle of the day. bricks and an elaborate farm,

with cows, ploughs, coloured ball which he throws and then brother and sister go about with vigour. He hero to bed in the night nursery next nearly 3,000,000 of Boothman, piloting a sleek at the Ministry of Supply he is complete

door, for the "general hurses, tractors, pigs, poultry, worships his cousin, seven-year- them. An must be Nazlied. Supermarine S6B racing responsible

and dogs,

and the former and his

old Prince Richard of Gloucester, sald abroad,"

who can catch a smaller ball is there to work for seuplane, roared round the control of

reven times out of eight.

Although Charles knows his ister's name, he usually calla- her "baby sister." If anyone

Bohle, Germany!"

! London heils

THE

design, Trophy outright for Bri- Geld." tain. His average speed for to do just 38 minutes flying was 840

Solent to win the Schneider and Opment, production wife,

THE boy, from Bradford werom.p.h.

the black and silver of an Later the same day Flight honorary S.S. general. He was Lieutenant George Steinforth a Secretary of State.

The few a similar aeroplane over branches all over the

three kilometres stretch world. including Britain

and break the world's speed record and to make the first officially

600

the Dominions.

to

A

Princess Elizabeth has already noted his skill and patience with child

psychologist would say that this shows an Instinctive sense of balance and a constructive mind.

the research

aircraft in the has plenty of work now with the big RAF expansion outlined in the bricks. recent Defence debate.

In John

Boothman's very technical mind are stored away hundred and one secrets of

The Princess brought a big Oghter designs, the our newest

hush-hush four engined jet box of toys from Malts, including

some locally made bombers and radar devices.

Boothman got his first taste covered with goat-skin, and` of fying with the famous pre- several picture books.

hig From 1014 pilot, Colonel Cody.

One

For one Englishman at least timed flight of over 400 m.p.h. this, was too much,

Many people shook their heads affront

OUTsolemnly and said. "We have day in 1911 (when he was received a drum and a five-note zald Winston reached the ultimate."

1# nn

trelenty,

to

him Boothman's parents took

father

Charles

to Brooklands to see the new trumpet. He likes music. When

st

Churchill.

"that a foreign But Boothman, then 30, knew "ying machines", Cody looked the Guards change in Friary Power should organise its sub- they were wrong. Today he

young Boothman and chose Court, below the drawing-room jects in the bosom of a friendly knows exactly how wrong. For him as the lightest passenger windows, he listens to tie band, State!"

he High Speed Flight pilot of Bohle cald: "I new over to put 20 years ago is now Air Marshal he could find." things straight." In striped Boothman and he la the man

In the last war he won an "Immediate" DFC for his action

claps his hands, and marches up

| GETTING' TOUGH

When he was 16 he was driv-and down. suit and club te he arrived in who knows all the secrets of 108 a French rations supply London sont:70 minutes talk-Britain's aircraft development lorry on the Western Front. ing to Churchill, of Hitler's and research, good intentions,

is rad to think that if that the RAF gets now fighters the invasion beaches taking ple-believes in fresh air. Charles is It

lost the

of being down by every tures of enemy movements. Но Britain

he's first

duty General Duties pilet at rough- was then 13 and

becoming a tough, outdoora bos Viceroy

Air Oficer who dlakes wearing a hat: might hove

been to dispose of ly twice the speed at which bo

barefooted the "warmonger of Whitehall won 1031 Schneider Trophy, Commanding a

*** |on the grass., Bohle had a better nudience and to keep abreast of all de inand photographie reconnais-dry weather he romps bár

Except in bad weather, the When the 1940 High Speed a meeting in his honour at sign development that will lead sance group.

It is part of his job to see on D-Day when he few over Because Princess Elizabeth

at

The

WAT

'870

Coastal Com

n

the Forrbenter Hall, Bayswater. eventually to speeds far greater right under Group Captain two children are taken out every

Germanis. nt Landen then today's greeted their gauletton with speed record. mp.h. world. Teddy!" Donaldson, ware' pre“ noming by: thale nurso, Helen Bothman, tils dark hair Daring for the world speed re-body. In his pram, which cheers.

heils, and the 'Hort

greying now, and a bit stockler cord attempt, Edothman, aged as a forward-facing. hood so he Wereln

45,100k upa Ribbentro

there he than when Né squeered into it at: 010, m.n.h.ally go “chul can, sea" everything around him” Charina alts, upright, usually had already proced the King the little cockpit of the 808. la ar when he come down, with the Hitler, enluto.

50 years old..

perveniutehing toy and constantly

* rowed with bime about As Controller of Air Supplies, kopera kapten, men AGREE

་་་་

NOW

There, with Princess Elizabeth, home again, they get something all chlidren love: the pleasure of being tucked in bed and kissed goodnight by mother.

--(London Express Service):

by

MERTON HODGE

on

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