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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1938.

Herr Hitler Berates

Churchill and

CANNOT ACCEPT

SCHOOLMASTER

ANY

OR

GOVERNESS ATTITUDE

Germany's Only Need

Now is Colonies

MUNICH, NOV. 8. SPEAKING this evening before the National Socialist

the

representatives from Austria and the Srdetenland at the annual rally in the historic Buergerbracu beer hall, on the eve of the anniversary of the abortive putsch 15 years ago, the German Chancellor made a categorical demand for the return of former German colonies.

Emphasising at the beginning of his address the importance of deriving a lesson from the past for conduct in future, the Fuchrer declared:

"I am convinced that had Fate placed me in 1918 in the position I have to-day there would have been no collapse."

The collapse, he went on to say, was due to two causes; the internal disintegration of the nation and the complete failure of the political and military leaders to curb the elements of disorder and destruction. The failure was due to the faulty selection of the leaders, and the foremost task of the National Socialist move- ment was therefore to insure the solidarity of the leaders and followers.

the ideals.

IRONIC REFERENCE

Duff

ODD

Winston An Cooper

TWO GOVERNORS

MEET

RADIO

Excellency Sir BROADCAST

Here in His |Geofry Northcote, K.C.ML.G., pic- tured with the Governor of Macao during the former's official visit to Macao ON Monday last-Photo Catela,

Astronomer Royal Ends Dreams Of Novelists

LONDON, Nov. 9.

Foreign countries therefore know,; of war-ogikation against Germany". he went on to sinte, why they regret Here Tatier recalled this ean-

MR. HOWARD SPENCER JONES, the Astronomer Royal. Gernay's abandonment of Demetra, jauction the series of outgeken comu».

dashed the hopes of countless novelists to-day by expressing ments in the House of Commons, his belief that life existed only on the earth in our planetary declaring that Germany is not satin system, fed with the Statements that they The Fuehrer then made an ironicj9le

devlarationN hy. the In the light of modern knowledge, reference to Winton Churchill's sug- | Gove

opposite

La since, ac-| he said, there muld be only two gestion that Germany should "prove ord.ng to the political system competiton-Mors and Venus, Their friendly intentions by releasing the opposition of to-day could į

If life existed on Venus it would the detained enemies of State."

be of the must primitive form.

of

be the Governant of to-morrow.

tra

"We thank the print. Covern- "I myself was at one time an enemy......

State" the Fuehrer went on toments of England and France," declare, "but I fail to recall that any declared, "for rejecting such utter- leader of the British opposition spokenees, and for their intimant ens that

i word on my behalf. They knew they desire

to live on terms of

with Grammany. The word :

well enough why they intervene in erstanding

It was extremely improbable that

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We have repeat-I

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ILK. Bank (Lon, Reg)), $82 m. Chartered Bank, £9% 1.

I have always vis-

Denouncing the "upper ten thou-ones of which we have been un- sand" which he declared are eternal full-flodrys beenuse of their intelly

lectual status and therefore ut forth seem to war about.

that this is no

the service in recomdruction of national community, be

"Selr-

justi

Bacrifice and struggle for en dont deum of t

แ

"I DID NOT ERR- Referring to statement of a prominent critle that "the German Fuehrer can also make a mistake, since he did so on Novrinber 9, 1023." der declared "I did not err at that time nor did I suffer ship-; wreck

farflitutes

su It f the

Sinerre an international

Mr.

are completely unknown to thegration. Otherwise we deman people. In the moment of distress

nothing from these countries,

"On the contrary we wish to have and danger their friends forsake then. History cannot be made with commercial relations with the 1,

ms that which means such people."

we wish to pur chase from the art to sell to them an basis of parity, this being declared i j also the aim of Democracies

WARNING TO THE PEOPLE Referring

ofice

more Churchill's remarks, Herr Hitler said: "Our form of Government is de- termined by us alone. 11 is a matter merely sustained a severe blow of course that we cannot accept any from which, however, the Party and schoolmaster or governess attitude Germany emerged strengthened, 1 towards us. I must take into con- should have regarded it as crimind si

si cution the mentality of those who not to have seized every opportunity to-morrow, might come to the help of rescuing the Germon people.

The

of a foreign Government, and teave attempted uprising may have been a doubt among the German people abortive, the Fuchrer went on to as to their innermost thoughts of declare, but what would have become of Germany had it not taken place. It marked the beginning of the national rebirth since the accused National Socialist Party indicted the political system of that time during the trial."

Before the putech took place the National Social}.t movement only 80,000 supporters, but at the next election the number of followers had risen to two million.

waging war against Germany,

Stresting once again Germany's determination to be prepared for any eventuality the Fuehrer repeated the Saarbruecken statement.

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"We are always ready for peace. We did not break peace but are at all mes also ready to defend our had selves Jar

manly

determined manner."

Pratrating against the charge of the British opposition that Germany had hoses the method of force instead of Koliation, Herr Hitler recalled that Mr. Churchill, Mr. Duff Cooper and abandoned obsolete conceptions Mr. Eden on their part rejected the pursued a new path leading to internethod of negotiations, national penee, based on Justice.

Confronted by the existing situa-

Turning to the subject of the eign polley, the Fuehrer declared that it would be well if the world

foreign

"For many years we attempted to

negotia tlon, however, Germany is unable secure our rights through

declared the Fuehrer, " to face the future amidst a worlds armed to the teeth with only the proof of this being the naval aftree-

Įment concluded. We try negotiations | palm of peace in her hand,

The German people, he insisted, first and if the other side cxcludes have mobilized all forces for the this possibility, we demand our rights purpose of securing peace.

knowing that in the case of need we

When

it is declared that only dictatorships can secure them."

ahould be abolished but not the German or Italian nations, then I

FIRST DEMOCRAT

can only reply that ruch a state- Defining the Democracy As a re ment could have been made.

November 1918 but not afterwards me borne by the will of the people.!

Herr ter declared that he became

The same quarters declared at tha! Chancellor in receiving the absolute and is enjoy-

entire German nation.

time that I was merely the question | mujority in Parliament appro-}

of abolishing the dynasties, such as the ing to-day the Ilouse of Hohenzollern, or merely of vai of the removing militariem in order to make

"WE SEE BEHIND THOSE HYPOCRITES"

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"We now see behind these hypo- elles, Here Illiter went declare, and the collapse sucks

did not

1838," he went on to state, "I

not remove two Democracles, but

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Yaumati Ferries (old), $23 b. ment, he insisted, should not be re- First Democrat I removed wo carled as criticism delatorships, that of Herr Schusch- Referring to Mr. Churchill's sur- nigg in Austria and that of Herr price that the head of the Govern

as

10 Denes. In each case I tried to acquirement should think it necessary

药辔

to

a mere

for these peoples the right of self-erosa blades with him, Herr Hitler experienced by Germany at that time determination and only when these declared that Mr. Churchill, who en- as a result of its good faith will not efforts were frustrated, did 1 applyjoyed the support of but be repeated in the next thousand to the forces of the entire German fraction of the British people, should

The German people cannot, natlon In order to liberate

the up-frel honoured that the leader of year. bo vanquished by words alone,

Greater Germany should bother to against arms it remalus nie, and pressed people.

Denouncing foreign criticism of the pay attention to him which he did

As the responsible leader

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of the German measures adoped, the Fuch-only in the interests of the German nation I am obliged to call attention rer pointed out that Germany did people. He closed the address with to all the dancers, and I see a not criticise other countries' measures words of tribute to the first martyrs menace in the fact that other coun-for instance taken by the British of the National Socialist movement. tries carry on a constant campalın Government in Palestine. This state-Trana-Ocean.

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life existed 4111 Mars. Mortern research tended to show that there was no oxygen on this planet.

Mr. Spineer Jones apologised for dallus.oning novelists and reatlers of netians.

Temperature Drops To 77 Degs.

Yesterday's maximum temperature fell to 77, with a minimum last night of 73. This morning the thermometer | registered 75, while humidity had fallen to 52 cent.

According to the local weather

forecast the Colony can expret some light roin sometime during the next |

Eva Turner (Soprano) From the Studio

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8.15 Studio-Recital by Eva Turner i (Soprano) with A. T. Lay at the Plano.

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Pieces (MacDowell); (a) Song; (b) Nautilus. .A. T. Lay (Piano); 4. Five Miniature Balinds (Huri- stone): (a) Bells; (b) Blossoms; (c) Dreams; (d) Darkness; (e) Morning ..Eva Turner (Soprano) with Plano accomp. by A. T. Lay; 6. Sen Fleces (MacDowell); A. D. 1820....A. T. Lay (Piano).

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