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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

January 10, 1940.

Man hunted like wild

beast" 6 years

WOULD NOT SPY

JOHANNES OLE PAULSEN, a German, was working in Copenhagen six' years ago, when the Gestapo. went to see him.

They told him he had to be a spy for them in Denmark. Paulson refused. And since then the Gestapo have hunted him "like a wild beast" in city after city, country after country, in Europe.

At Marlborough-street Police Court his story was told when Phulceo, who lives in York-street, Marylebone N,W., was charged with being found in the United Kingdorn while a deportation order was in force against him. He was jalled for fourteen days.

After Paulsen refused to be a spy his passport was taken from him. He fied to Paris.

Hide And Seck

The he came on to England on an irregular passport, said the police, quid worked in the film industry at Elstrce.

In 1937, on the advice of friends, he gave himself up. He was recom- mended for deportation,

He left the train at Brussels, and for the next eighteen months fled) from the Gestapo In different countries.

He returned to England In February.

Mr. Donald bim, said:

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KAY KYSER - ADOLPHE MENJOU In "That's Right, You're Wrong".

Silent" thunder STAR

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DEATH rays, infection by microbes, super deadly gases,

McIntyre, defending and other so-called sceret weapons are still only a dream of

"He has been hunted like a wild beast sinec 1933 for the orie and only reason that he refused to became an agent-only a polite word for a spy

for the Nazis Denmark, "He was hunted from country to country. He could not stay in one country because of renewed Germana efforts to get him.

"ills whole interests were Danish, and who knows his fate If he had gone back?"

Neutrality In Dutch E. Indies

SINGAPORE, Jan. 7 (UP).-The) Dutch East Indies, Holland's greut Isinnd empire of more than 50 million people, following the same policy of strict neutrality towards the Euro- pean war sa are the Netherlands.

- Several newspaper editors in Juva) have been summoned for 'expressing anti-Nazi sentiment in newspapers

the future.

That is the consoling opinion of Professor A, M. Low, famous Britisla scientist.

But the professor does visualise one invention which will stupefy andį incapacitate thousands of people by sound so terrific as to be "silent."

"The weapon would be all the more deadly in that it would bo silent," said Frofessor Low.

In the last war Professor Low Invented the first, radio-controlled; aeroplane, or Queen Bee. He is shortly to publish "Modern Arma- ments"

All talk about death rays is rub- bish, according to Professor Low.

Germans Wear

Clothes Made

THREE MEN AND A FISH

BASLE.

THE newspaper Schweizer Welwoche has been seized by the Swiss Censor because, it contained a mild joke against Hitler. Here is the joke:--

Chamberlain, Mussolini and ter were fishing in a pond. Chamberlain tried to catch the Ash with his umbrella. Musso- I made a long speech about viia pericolosa (dangerous life), trying to convince the fish that they must surrender.

Hitler took off his hat and bailed out that pond, leaving the fish high and dry.

Mussolini then asks Hitler:

From Leaves "Why don't you take the fish?"

articles. A Dutch editor was fined | WASHINGTON.-Men's sulty and for "Insulting the head of the German newsprint are being made out of state” and a Chinese editor was sent potato leaves and stems in Germany. to prison for one month for a similar: The American Consulate in Leipzig offence. He said that Hitler was reported the development to the never clever at school and was there-Commerce Department and said it fore not a suitable man to lend a resulted from a shortage of wool and great nation.

wood,

There has been some criticism in the Dutch East Indies Press of the Allied! Production of syntheile fals from wor measures, particularly-the-een-coal, started in Germany about n sorship of Dutch correspondence in year ago, is being expanded speedily, transli, the, cable censorship and the. Germany's new war' goap, which contraband examination. Dutch is something like near-soap, consists ships. The tone of most comment on in part of such synthetic fat. the war, however, favours the Allies. For years, authorities

Hiter replies: "The fish must ask frat." (Allusion to German lacties in taking Austria and Czecho-Slovakia),

SOLDIERS

FIND

the FATHERS' GRAVES

Three of the biggest Dutch Uners Nazis have been storing whale of on the Far East run, the Oranje, the Now this oil is being used by the. Marnie van Sint Aldegonde and the margarine. Industry, Dempo, are remaining at. Sourabaya

rlin housewives have worked out Berlin for the present. It is not known a barier system of their own to over.

By BERNARD GRAY when they will return to service. come the difficulties of

rationing

The Western Front. Dutch exports of tin, rubber, copra, They are assigned to certain stores sugar and other colonial raw materials according to the district in which

they

TO a grey stone building in Dre booming at present. All avali-live. Sometimes one district's stores able Dutch ships are fully booked and will have a shortage in some com this town behind the lines comes ships flying the Norwegian and other modity, but in another district. there

neutral fings are calling at Dutch East will be ample supplies. To over a steady stream of young men Indies noris in increasing numbers. come these shortages, housewives in khaki on an errand which is

The Dutch enrgo ship Maph. on the phone friends in other districts and Java-New York run, was stopped by offer to trade their own surpluses for surely one of the most pathetic the pocket-battleship Admiral Grat what they want,

in the history of war.

Spee while off Madagascar on her way For example a quart. of vinegar to Batavia. The commander' the easily obtained in Charlottenburg la Graf Spee asked for the name and moved to Neukolin in exchange fo: destination of the vessel und after a two, pounds of salt which is scare la short delay allowed her to proceed.

LATE

Charlottenburg.

NEWS

They come to ask the War Graves

find Commission where they can the graves of their fathers.

I joined a party of them on their pilgrimage. There were Ave of us; two from London, one from Lanca- shire, another Irom Leicester and the fifth from Somerset.

We walked in slience down the paths winding between the thousands of neat while crosses, under each of which rests a British soldier of the last war.

One by one the lads in their battle dress were shown where their futhers

"I Am Proud"

The first grave the serious-faced, sympathetic caretaker found for us was that of a father of one of the London boys. The rest of us drew back to leave him alone...

"All right, boys," he said, turning to us with a slow smile, "I stars proud to fight in the same cauNO as father did-only now ji is oyen a better cause, Ho died for mo and people like mo. I am prepared to do the same,"

As we located the second gravestone in our Hat, the Lanenshire boy said: "Mother will be pleased with me for coming to his grave. I shall write and tell her.

These lads may be home to see their mothers at Christmna.

I don't want people In England to

be disappointed if their men do not

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