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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1937.

Hitler's Secret Plan to Invade Russia

Daring Campaign to

to Strike at the U.S.S.R.

U.S.S.R. on

JOSEF STALIN

MYSTERY MAN OF BERLIN

A

London, Jan. 1.

WHITE Russian General, once a trusted adminis- trator under the Tzar, is the inspiration of Ger- many's secret military plans for the eventuality of war with the U.S.S.R., details of which I am able to dis- close to-day, writes a London Sunday Chronicle re- presentative.

These plans, which contain a complete strategy for a Russian campaign, have been evolved by General Ludwig Beck, Germany's greatest military genius, in collaboration with General Skoro- patsky, last Governor-General of the Ukraine under the Tsarist regime.

Here is the complete scheme, both military and diplomatic, that Germany has prepared for a conflict with Russin.

11 one of the most daring and comprehensive plans for war that

ever been conceived. It has have (been evolved in the ulmost secrecy.

In the event of war, the first move svill be made by German politlent agents.

ARMS FROM BERLIN

the German Army 'will attack Kronstadt in the North Sea, and and troopships will laud an ex- peditionary force for an attack on Leningrad.

Meanwhile German

diplomacy

will have been at work, winning over Rumania and Finland to their side,

It will be thele task to start an so that there will be a safe hinter- internal revolution In Ukraine.tand for the campaign.

Money and arms for this revolution-

ary movement will be provided by General Shoropatsky, who will bej

the leader of the campaign. is sald

Germany.

As soon as the Moscow Govern- ment is busy in quelling the revolt.

"WHINING"

CANNOT

"Y

WIFE BE

MUZZLED

·OU cannot muzzle your wife," said Mr. Justice Bennett when hearing an application to commit Mr. Edward Stuteley, of Streatham Vale, S.W., for breach of an order made by the Court of Appeal to prevent his wife being a nuisance to the neighbours.

It was alleged that, in her husband's absence at work, Mrs. Stuteley "cried loudly and persistently, made whining noises and uttered weird mouns and groans.”

Mr. Justice Bennett: What is the husband to do? How can he

stop her?

Mr. G. D. Juhnston (for the neigh- bours): Ile con And companion for her or remove her from the house. EXCITED WHEN ALONE

Mr. Stuteley sald he had been un- able for a time to find a suitable companion for his wife, but had now done so. His wife was ill and got excited when alone. He had done everything in his

In his power. Mr. Justice Bennett: lint cun do.

1 do not see

to be earmarked as the first Prime Minister of e Fascist Russin.

He is working with former Russian oneers of the General Stuff on be- half of General Beck.

THE MYSTERY MAN

Beck Is the mystery mon of the

Gerinan War Office.

He never appears in public, but he

is the real power behind the scenes

of the German Army.

Hils chief colleague is

ADOLF HMLER

MISTRESS

SHOT DEAD

AS PUPILS

GO HOME

Paris, Jan. 1.

Two Fronts

Film Star's 10,000 Mile Courtship

Hollywood, Dec. 31.. The.

transcontinental courtship of Andre Koste- lanetz, music master-sweetie of Lily Pons, is over, and if he never scores another triumph the maestro can still count himself a success.

During the two months he wooed La, Pons with airplanes, İpianoes and long, distance tele- phones from New York, Koste- lanetz won the reputation of be ing nuttier than a fruitenke, even in Hollywood.

To be regarded as a manine else- where may not be flattering, but when a man is branded a screwball by o city full of the most accomplished screwballs in the world, lie's goi something.

Short, plumpish Kostelanetz, with his pince nez glasses and washed-out blond scalp lock raked over his baldspot, showed Brat, signs superior eccentricity when La Pons reparted on the RKO lot early Inst September for her annual movic.

Held in New York by his musical chores,

Kostelanetz immediately began alp-cominuting to lollywood each weekend. That doesn't seem.co odd until you consider the rest of his schedule.

and

Colonci TWENTY-TWO-YEAR-ul-vocally, wherever he happened to

Intelligence, who probably knows

His broadensts occur Tuesday and Friday nights. Air travel occupied more than 30 hours each week, and his time in Hollywood was devoted exclusively to Pons.

Musical broad- casts take time to prepare, however, so Kostelanetz rehearsed mentally.

be_mumbling like a human callope, OLD

To complicate matters further, Pons schoolmistress Nicolai, former chief of the German

seni him scrapя of her dally rushes more about Russia than any other Madeleine Chavalley was by airmail every 24 hours, and on shot dead in her classroom Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights spent at least half an hour dis- These two men gained their know to-day, as the last scholars cussing them by long distance tele- there existed a military pact between tedge of Russia from the time when of a Mignavillers (Eastern Phone

Kostelanetz didn't achieve real Germany and Russla, signed shortly France) elementary school eminence however, until he conceived after the Great War, which was only were leaving the play the piano plan. He had a special

'airplane piano" made for Puns broken when in 1933 Hitler took over the Government in Germany.

ground.

shipped it to Hollywood by plane- and followed soon after to explain the works

officer in the world.

Of Gifts For Windsor

Hundreds

Duke of

Vienna, Jan. 1.

A puppy is among the hundreds of

BRITISH VELVET presents sent to the Duke of Windsor

Mr. Juhaston. He must not allow FOR THE QUEEN

a nuisance to be created in his house.

Mr. Justice Bennett: He cannot

turn her out in the streets. Why do UNIQUE CORONATION you not try to commit the wife? He cannot muzzle her. I'am not satis-

· fled that a husband is reponsible If his wife mukes Boise.

Mr. Johnston: He would be res- ponsible for his dog barking if it was a nuisance,

FEATURE

HOME-SPUN SILK NOW

BEING WOVEN

at Castle Enzesfeld.

-All – glits, however, are being re- turned to the donors on the Duke's Instructions.

Most of the presents were cases of wine. His postbag also includes 900| registered letters, mostly from Eng-

land.

A special telephone line has been installed at Enzesfeld for the Duke who had three conversations during the day with Mrs. Simpson.

Itis

slight chill, it is

Is learned rell- ably, has not yet disappeared.

A friend of the same age, M. Ernest Maille, afterwards shot himself in the head, lies gravely ill in the local hospital.

Mlle. Chavalley is said to have rofused to end her friendship with a young French Army sergeant,

10

Idea is that hereafter they'll be able rehearse while dying, mixing arias and "ulps' as the plane dips and rises. Pons is returning to New York in November and probably won't sce Hollywood until next September.. Incidentally she vows they aren't on the Const, as has been suspected, married yet, and that they won't wed

-United Press.

P.C., Taken for Ride,'

TU

Hears Gun-Girl Demand His Death

""

New York, Dec. 28.

"SAME POSITION AS DOG"

Braintree, Essex, Dec. 28. "Are you suggesting that, in the AL the forthcoming Coronation,

William Turnbull, a New Jersey State police "speed cop," eyes of the law, a man's wife and Queen Elizabeth and two Royal

To-day the Duke tried a a popular

sat in a car listening to a gun-girl and two men companions his dog are in the same position?" the Duchesses, the Duchess of Gloucester Austrian "cure"-several glasses arguing: "Shall we bump him off?" during a 50-miles ride into Judge asked.

and the Duchess of Kent, will for the

of hot red wine containing spices. Mr. Johnston: As regards noise,

Pennsylvania, first time in history wear robes of The Duke played golf in the morn- Mr. Justice Bennett said he would purple velvet which have been woven ing, billiards in

NURNBULL, kidnapped by the three, awaited their verdict. the afternoon, and feel easier if Mr. Stutely's side of in Britain from silk spun in Britain.

the

The girl was in favour of killing him; the two men the question was presented by a law-

The velvet was woven at the Brain watched a film show in

castle.

hesitated and finally said “No.” yer, and he adjourned the matter for tree mill of Warner and Sons.

The A veterinary surgeon had to be is week to enable Mr. Stuteley to con- silk used was spun by last summer's called in to-day to the former King's They bound him, put adhesive sult the Poor Persons Department

silk worms at Lady Dyke's silk farm dog who, villagers say, was badly tape over his mouth, threw him with a view to getting legal assist at Lullingstone Castle, Kent, and was worsted in a fight with the Baroness on to the road and sped swiftly

rected by girls employed at Lulling- de Rothschild's dog.

hurried forward, it is goid, and res- away.

ance.

BELATED THANKS

TO LIFE SAVER

stone.

The Duke

It was then sent to Macclesfield to cued his pet-Renter and United be thrown that is. twisted to get a Press.

suitable thickness of thread-and at

Kidnapping is a Federal offence under the Lindbergh law and to-day Braintree it has gone through the has been forbidden to give news of prits.

The German Press, it is understood, G-men were searching for the cul- processes of "bolling off" in soup and the Duke because of Nazi displeasure Turnbull revealed to-night that the water and dyeing by hand to the at the former King, a Nordic, staying drama started when, near Somerville, special royal shade of purple. Cedar Rapids, Jan. 1.

Now it is being woven by a young Eugene de Rothschild)

(his host is Baron New Jersey, he chased the car carry- girl, Miss Lily Lee, on a hand-treadle treated by a Jewish oculist, states to a standstill for speeding.

and being ing the two men and girl and ran it Twenty-four years after E, J. By-loom, such as weavers used in the News Chronicle Berlin Corres- ers of Cedar Rapids saved her life, medineval times. Miss Gladys Aakre of Ossian, In... It is calculated that she will make pendent.

about three yards of velvet a week

with n Jew

its manufacture.

"Between one coronation and an-

leading to the Inference that she may be a man in disguise...It is thought that the three may be con- victs recently escaped from Indians State prison.

"make Dillinger look like a piker."

These had declared that they would

It Is Wise To Look Back Sometimes

is

now. 20, met him and extended *p***d that it will take about 14 weeks many weavera sumelently skilled for behind Turnbull, pushed him into what Mra. B. C, Landwehr, of Car- Mr. R. A. Pilgrem, manager of the other many of the skilled workers so drew revolverse other manch shock caused by the loss

found.

little ones I developed

preciation for the feat.

During the 24 years, Miss Aakre to complete the 41 yards needed for has corresponded at frequent inter- the robes. vals with Byers, a railroad brake- man, but she did not thank him mill, sold that since this high drop out or, having been away from personally until she came to Cedar quality of velvet is seldom in demand this type of work, lose the necessary Rapids.

save for coronations, there are not definess of touch." Miss Aakre was a child living on her parents' farm near Osslun when the near tragedy occurred. She had followed her brother into a pasture, wandered away and sat down on the railroad tracks running through the

One man, with green eyes and. black pupils, was profuse in opo- In times of distress, suffering, dis- logies. The girl sut in the front seat. quietude, uncertainty, it is well to The other man, red-headed, crept look back upon former days and

a revolver profit by past experience. This against his side and ordered the car. The girl and the

Lisic. Western Australia and pulled 0 blanket over Turnbull's head.

of two On the journey another policeman

anaemia and

"says this lady. 'nerves" cautioned the driver for ignoring "My sleep was disturbed by horrid trame

lights, but did not look inside dreams, 1 became worn out, exhaust- the car, and Turnbull, a revolver ined, utterly miserable, lost all interest his ribs, dared not utter a word. in life. Then one day my husband Colonel Kimberling, head of the reminded me how Dr. Williams' Pink New Jersey police, has sent a mes- Pills had benefited me some years ago Charles F. Cole, a film studio employee, has sued Mrs. Dorothy car armed. Dangerous. Care should course of these pills. Now my sleep sage to all stations: "Occupants of and this led me to take another Suddenly a freight rain rounded Cole for divorce. He charged his wife mixed soap in his oatmeal in be used in apprehending them."

farm:

i

ANNOYED

curve and the little girl, started the morning "Just to annoy him.".

and

unable to think, ran blindly.

down the tracks in front of the on- rushing locomotivé.

Dyern was riding in the locomotive cabin

and saw the girl, her red coat flying in the wind. The train was tco close to be stopped, but Byers crawled from the window to the

front of the engine and managed to reach the "cowcatcher" as the loco- motive neared the girl.

As he reached for her, clinging precariously to the front of the engine, the girl swerved to the side ho was barely able to snatch her from beneath the wheels of the) truin:

und

The girl's family thanked film at the time, but Miss Aakre never saw him again during the 24 years until she called at his Cedar Rapids home.

HIM

Hollywood, Dec. 15.

The woman talked in whispers, have greatly improved, I am no

DEWAR'S WHITE LABEL WHISKY

IT

YEAR IN, YEAR OUT.

NEVER. VARIES..

is restful and dreamless, my nerves longer annemic, áll my pains and de- pression have vanished."

the

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