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German Leader Won't Give Up Czecho-Slovakia. Spy Arrested
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Dr. Svon Hedin, the Swedish explorer and a forvent admirer of Hitler, want to Berlin recently to warn the Fuchrer against co-oporation with Russia. They talked freely and as an indication of Hitler's prezant state of mind the interview with Dr. Hedin, given below, is of some im- portance.
(By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)-
STOCKHOLM.
"HITLER was quiet and calm when I spoke to him
on Monday," Dr. Hedin told me.
"His manner was most confident. I have known him for six years. Usually he moves his limbs and body freely while conversing. "He hates war. He does not hate England and desires peace passionately."
I asked what had been discussed at the meeting.
"I cannot reveal the details," Dr. Iledin replied, "but my feelings are that war will be terrible, resulting in the triumph of Bolshevism and an end of Western civilisation.
"Only one thing tun save US-T Anglo-French co-operation, which is Hller's dream. Such a move, in my opinion, would baulk Bolshevism's
crente westwardy advance and tremendous and terrible power which would Impase and dietate pence upon the work.
Drive To The East
I asked if Itler would join n powerful Western bioe utrong enough to maintain peace and reorganise the wortti,
"Germany," Dr. Hedin answered, "would undoubtedly do so."
"Dues Germany retain her ambi- bona in the East," I asked.
"These are not so substantial now," was the reply. "The Russian fron- tier is agreed on finally."
These things, Dr. Hedin added, he hnd discussed with Hitler.
"Would Hitler withdraw from Poland and Czecho-Slovakia?" The reply was: "There will be a semi- independent Polish State, which Ger- many will protect; but she will not
Czecho-Slovakia." give up,
"Threat" To Germany
But if the Western Powers guarnn- red Germany against aggression by Czecho-Slovaklu, what then?
ressed, and this was the answer:
"Germany occupied Czecho- Slovakia beenuse it was an outpost of Belshevism, threatentry Germany vitally."
weni Hitler, Dr. Hedin
on, was £o- certain of Russia's economic, operation.
"I know the details," he said, "but cannot reveal them. 1 loathe the pro- spect of England being smashed in a war which would multiply tenfold the j 12.090,000 killed in the last wor-ond would be much quicker.
wunt
colonies
HITLER WILL GROVEL
Stalin Can Get Any
Concossion
PARIS, Nov. 5 (Reuter), -It is reported from many quarters that charges have been made againat Nazis, who have not succeeded in anti Bolshevik dropping opinions quickly-enough.
Germany is reported to be feverishly negotiating in Moscow, while Russia goes ahend in Scandinavia.
It is stated in Berlin that Hiller will accept every condition
by .demanded Stalin rather than yield to the Western Powers.
War Aims Still Undefined
RACE
HE LOOKED THOUGHTFUL
SIR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, First Lord of the Admiralty, on his way to a War Cabinet meel- ing In Downing-street.
In Holland Big Espionage Ring
Said Revealed
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" DENEKAMP, Nov. 5, (UP). --Dutch Police have arrested 30-year-old Gerrit Aldrink, at the moment when he intended driving across the frontier into Germany in a motor car contain- ing a number of uniforms of Dutch soldiers, railway guards and postmen.
The police allege a widespread spy ring, with ramifications in several parts of Holland, Aldrink has many German connections and was actually employed in Germany by a German garage owner who is at present serv- ing as a flying officer in the German Army;
Police alleged that Aldrink re- Into Germany, peatedly crossed
carrying large quantities of Dutch uniforma which
could be used by
uples to operate in Holland,
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Aldrink's father is a Nazi member WESTERN FRONT
of the Dutch Parliament and he is known to be strongly pro-Nazi, Further arrests are expected.
Amazing Pluck Of Skipper Jumps Into Sea To
Divert Mine
Leon
LONDON, Nov. 5 (UP)-A 35-
skipper, year-old trawler Rommyn, saved an East Coast town from possible extensive damage to- day.
When he sighted a drifting mine. he changed into a bathing suit, plunged into the ses and, despite the darkness, diverted the mine from the town and brought it up on to the beach.
Earlier in the week, a drifting mine hlt a sea wall and brought down the ceilings in Rommyn's home and uther houses and broke many win dows, making houses uninhabitable. A woman whose house had been "We saw the mine damaged said: being washed up near the seawall. Many of us left our homes and were all nervous after the shock of the other one."
Experts said that Rommyn's action wils courageous since mines some- times explode upon the slightest touch.
FLARE-UP POSSIBLE
Terse Communiques May Mean Anything
LONDON, Nov. 5 (Reuter), French communiques from the Western Front are much more! illuminating than they appear at first sight, states "Reuter's" military correspondent,
The latest speak merely of local artillery and reconnaissance activity in the Moselle and the Saar arcus, that this indicates that an apparent but it would be a mistake to assume continue through will stalemate winter,
Each alde has its observation posts and the seemingly desultory fire of guns means registering on targets.
May Flare Up
At any moment the whole front Necessary may flare up when the artillery preparations are completed. It is expeeted that counter-battery work will be the feature of this war.
If you can prevent the enemy's guns from shooting at your infantry, you are going a long way towards winning the battle.
This can be done by locating the hosille batteries before the battle
FINLAND WON'T MAKE IL DUCE TALKS storts.
NEW CONCESSIONS
(Continued from Page 1).
the talks will presumably resume on Thursday.
It is presumed that the Finns possess Swedish support against Russia's Instalence on the lease of the Hangoe Islands.
Stalin's Last Word SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
But No Partition Of Germany Intended LONDON, Nov. 5 (British Wire " might intervene, but interven-
Parliament tha Prime lion would probably be too late to less).In save from destruction the lower of Minister and the Foreign Secretary would be have declined to undertake a closer Europe's manhood. It foolish to fight for Czecho-Slovakia's definition of "wor alms" than already suke. Czecho-Slovakia in not worth available in their own speeches and statements, and have urged their ob- a shumbies."
"Would Germany
jections to any attempt to state the British aims in detall at present while returned?" I querled.
HELSINGFORS, Nov. (UP) "Colonies are important, but Ger- there is great uncertainty as to the
not demand them or length of the war and the conditions Stalin's last word to Finland, follow- many would
ing the Finnish reply to the Soviet deliver an ultimatum," Dr. Hedin of Europe afterwards.
In view, however, of the renewal demands, was expected to be con- - salt, — "However, itwould be generous gesture if Britain offered to of Nazi-insinuations-that-one-Britishsidered-at-a-special session of the return colonies, the present division war aim is the partition of Germany, Soviet Cabinet to-day.
it may be well to recall passages in The Soviet reply was received of which is unjust.
Minister's speech of during a conference at the Kreralin, the Frime
attended by the Finnish Finance Minister, M. Tanner, the special Finnish envoy M. Passakivi, Stalln und M. Moloto.
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"Hitler," he went on, "has made
has October 12. tremendous sacrifice. He
I struggled for pence and will struggle
yet.
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Desire Nothing From Germany Mr. Chamberlain sald: "I is no exclude from part of our policy to Cormans Don't Want War
It was transmitted in code "Practically no German wanta war, its rightful place in Europe a Ger
On that the Finnish Government will 4.05 n. but all are prepared to defend their many which will live in amity and Helsingfors, where it was announced
confidence with other nations. understanding the contrary, we believe that there is probably give an answer shortly.
no effective remedy for the world's peace that does not take account of of all
the
country if necessary. "Anglo- German would mean an Ordered world and lower taxation everywhere."
countries."
1 naked my final question: "Have the just claims and needs you discussed with Hitler your going to England or France?"
TO HIS CHIEFS
ROME, Nov. 6 (Heuter).-Signor Mussolini had a long series of con- versations with his military leaders, lacluding Marshal Graziani, the new bead of the Army Staff, Crown Prince Umberto, and General Soddu, the Under-Secretary for War.
Il Duce confirmed the appointment of Marshal Badoglio as Chief of the General Staff.
Marshal Badoglio would normally have reached retiring age, but is being present situation. retained in the post in view of the
Ex-Shekki Police Officer Charged
was
Charged with possession of three rounds of ammunition at the Ping On whorf, Connaught Road Centra), Au
35, unemployed, bound over in $100 to be of good Yeung-hon, behaviour for à year by Mr, Edwards News that a second meeting was at Central Magistracy this morning. Au, stated that he was formerly a then held in the Kremlin after the
member of the Shekki police force Finnish reply to the Soviet on Friday was received optimistically in Hel- and had come here to see his mother wounded because he was severely tingfors.
It was considered possible that the during the fighting last month. negotiations might be broken off He did not know the three bullets
were hidden in his pocket-book. "I am certain that all the peoples yesterday, na Finland was not able to people of accept some parts of the Russian de- But it was who raised the subject. of Europe, Including the
pence mands. particularly that for a navai "Hitler sald: Neither do I hate Germany, long for pence-a France. No Gennan hates France, which will enable them to live lives base at Hango. 8.05 m. This wur is unnecessary and a mis-without fear and devote their ener
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Dr. Hedin answered: "I discussed this with Goering, who said: 'All that can be done for pence is welcome.
"We desire nothing from Gertaan people which should their self respect,"
offend
Russian Gibraltar
New Minister To Stockholm
"A Quiot Day" PARIS, Nov. 5 (Reuter)-A com-1 munique issued to-day merely states, "A Quiet Day."
Heavy Gunfire SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
(UP)-Strong BASLE, Nov. 3 gunfire is quite audible in the Alsatian planes to-day flew over German sector of the Rhineland front, French territory under Nazi anti-aircraft are. Still All Quiet
SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" PARIS, Nov. 6 (UP)-The 126th Offlelal French communique states: "A quiet day."
Reports reaching Paris state that Is holding the French garrison Forbach, which is the middle of a bulge extending deep into the German lines in the direction of Saarbruecken. This position has been subjected to heavy punishment from four German six Inch guns from the northeast and south, which have been systema- To-day, however, tically shelling. there has been only isolated howitzer fire.
It is estimated that at least 100 German shells have fallen at Forbach. The "Petit Parisien's" correspond- ent, Charles Marice, salt the salients have been constantly under fire from the batteries along the Saar River from Saint Araual, cast of Saar- bruecken, westward to Ottenhausen.
The correspondent states that since the evacuation of the Wardt Forest and Die Forbach and Spicheren re- kian, formerly a strong position in the defensive chain, has now become rather a source of weakness.
To-night's communique said: "The night has been generally calm, with irt The reciprocal artillery action LONDON, Nov. 5 (Reuter).-The region east of the Blles River," Mr. Greenwood's Speach trolled by Soviet guns converging Foreign Office announces that Mr. Hitler. Doesn't Know His LONDON, Nov. (British Wire-from Hango to the Baltic ports. I V. A. L. Mallet, C.M.G., Counsellor
Own Mind M speech to-day. Mr.was said that other demands might
at the British Embassy in Washing-
LONDON, Nov. 0 (Reuter) Arthur Greenwood sald Britain had be negotiated, but never this one.
been appointed Envoy- declared war with a firm purpose for The Finns are not greatly disturbed
Extraurdinary and Minister-Pleni-Military authorities seem to be in- ending for ever the torture of other by the Russian press and radio cam-
potentiary to Stockholm, to succeed clining more and more to, the view that the full on the Western Front Sir A. Monson, Bart., KC.M.G. nations by dictatorship. Although the paigns which, they say, are based on
acted Mr. Mailet
as Charge may not be broken before the spring alinched that though o proviso la decision involved great sacrifices, re-false Interpretations and misinforma-
d'Affaires in Washington during 1030 Hitler does not appear to know his fusal would have meant sacrifice of tlen.
An analysis of the Soviet-Finnish and 1937. human freedom.
own niind and may suddenly decide Was broadcast The wastage of life and treasure situation
to-day.
to risk everything in a anoshing at- territorial
tack direct or through 靄 neutral country.
DUCKS CRUELLY)
TREATED
Lai Chung-ling, farmer, appeared before Mr. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning charged with cruelty to animals.
Lai was alleged to have kept 25
Agreement to this demand would create a Ruslan Gibraltar with an | entrance to the Gulf of Finland, con-
to 27 ducks in crates large enough was the price which has to be paid relterating In detall the
He to rid the world of the scourge of and defensive demands of Russia and only to hold 12 to 14 ducks. .18/ n. admitted the charge and pleaded inhuman dictatorship which was eat-the Finnish answer.
ing into the vitals of Christian civilisa- The broadcast sold it is clear that Ignorance of the law.
tian. Britain could not ignore the the viewpoints of the two challenge as to whether freedom or brute force should prevail.
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No Doubt About Rosult
countries differ essentially "yet Finland, during
all the discussions, has shown willing-
ton
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Withdrawal From Kongmoon
SHURING, Nov. 0 (Central), ness to meet the Soviet proposals in- About 2,000 Japanese at Kongmoon sofar as strengthening Leningrad's
drawn castward by way of Chung-
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TOKYO, Nov, 0 (Domel)Rear-shall be a
Admiral Yoshihisa Nakamura has against other peoples and without tar- been appointed Vice-Chief-of-Staff ofritorial.
or politicat ambitions-
the Japanese Fleet in China Waters, Poace worthy of the sacrifices which
the Ministry of Navy announced to will have been made."
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Forbach and the sector enst Surrguemines, which have been under steady shell fire, enjoyed a week-end
the
Guy Fawkes Day In England
rest.
the United States trade with Allies and mainly sneer at "Roose- vell's conception of neutrality” and:
the contention that, "this, Act shows LONDON, Nov. 5. (Reuter-Guy French Ambassador the singular interpretation of the Fawkes' Day was colebrated in Eng Pan-American declaration which was land or usual, though on a much Going To Chungking
LONDON, Nov. -5 (Reuter)Mr. intended to keep only foreign war- WILKES-BARRE, Pa-Peter Tino Winston Churchill, First Lord of the ships from American waters."
Оле Lypical German dispatch had to summon two other, dshermen Admiralty, arrived at the British 47% 1. to help him after he threw his lino Headquarters to-day and lunched abroad-claimed to have come from
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SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" SHANGHAI, Nov. 0 (Domel)-M Henry Cosme, the French Ambassa-Parcels only for Shanghai and Tioleio' dor to China, is shortly proceeding to Hanol en route to Chungking, it Shanghai
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