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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

GOERING HAS A HITLER'S

PICTURE

IS BURNT

STOCKHOLM.

COUNT ERIC VON ROSEN,

la Swedish aristocrat, who gave the Swastika symbol to the Nazi party 20 years ago, has made a public bonfire of his gallery of tributes from the Nazi chiefs.

This is the story, unpublished yet in any Swedish papers, which is going the rounds in Stockholm:

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Twenty-two years ago_Count/von Rosen, famous for his Eastern and African explorations, made a per- sonal gift of a worplane to Finnish "White" forces then fighting the Finnish Socialists and their Rus- sian allies.

He had it marked with the sign of the Swastika.

Wife's Memory

To Sweden a few months later enme young Captain Hermann Goer- ing, refugee from the German re- volution of 1918.

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he had

wooed and wed lovely Countess Feek, sister of Count von Rosen's wife, Back with him to Germany he took ibo swastika symbol and minde it turned

the unlucky way round-the ensten of Hler's fight against Com- munism.

Guering's first wife died, but he few never forgo: her memory, and weeks after the present Finnish war broke out Count von Rosen visited Germany and sought out his former brother-In-JRAW.

"It your wife's memory mes anything to you," he said, "if you have any respect for the symbol which the Finnish blood consperafod before your Nazis took it. I appent to you.

"Savo the Finns"

"Step in and put Germany's weight in the scale. Save the Finn: to-day." The Marshal's reply, it is said, amounted to one word: "Impossible."

The interview was soon over. Count von Rosen returned to Sweden with a set face.

He called together the tenants of his great country estate at Rockelstad

EARLY MAY Manor, 50 miles south of Stockholm. Before their eyes he burned the FORTNIGHTLY signed portraits of Hitler and of the other Nazi chiefs that he had re- ecived since he first suggested to the party is standard,

THIS WEEK

April 13, 1940.

RELATIVE BONFIRE

HUMOUR IN MAGINOT LINE

THESE FRENCH SOLDIERS who live underground in the Maginot Line have plenty of entertainment and, as this photograph indicates, enjoy it. The photograph was taken in an underground theatre which was visited recently by London and Parisien 'artista.

Oscar Strauss Challenge To

POETS of Germany are to be mobilised to counter the selling effects of Allied propaganda in the Reich.

A few days ago a corpa of selected shock-poets was mustered at the Propaganda Ministry to receive ordera from Dr. Goebbela,

After, the orders-parade the poets were treated to an intensive course of in- spiration by five leading propaganda cxperta, ¡

THIS WEEK Human Sacrifice Maniac.

THIS WEEK

END OF APRIL

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OSCAR STRAUS, Viennese composer of "The Chocolate Sol- dier" and other operettas, has Issued a legal challenge to the Nazis.

He is contesting Germany's claim to the right to confiscate all royalties on his works, wherever they are played,

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(4) Any person or personą among Japanese military and naval forces, the passengers disturbing the main- tenance of peace and order shall be Previous notice, whenever possible, able to arrest, or provented from was to-day requested from third landing. party Powers by the Japanese au-

Those goods which have hitherto thorities on the spot with regard to been placed under a ban with re- of goods to be gard to their exportation and Im- kind and quantity carried aboard vessels on the Pearl portution, or limited in their amount, Hlyer, navigation and tratie on shall be atlit subject to the same ban which will be permitted as from or imitation. Information on the April 20.

nature of such goods, and on-other The note addressed to third party matters, will be published by the Powers added that such request was

of the Maritime made in view of the possibility of superintendent

Customs. certain goods and excess quantities Clearances will remain roughly being prohibited in case they are the same as before the outbreak of prejudicial to the inaintenancë of the

customs- current hostilities; peace and order, or to the execution duties, export duties and transfer- duties will be unchanged; import- dulles will be according to the now regulations. Goods already Import- Genuine understanding and sincere led will be subjected to re-exportn- co-operation

restrictions. tim on the part of third

The

Japanese

have purly Powers was requested by Mr.

authorities Naguto Kita, Japanese Consul-notified the British and Portuguese Consuls In view of the fact that the General here. He said:

this vessels plying between Canton und "The Japanese measure at time is the permission of trade at Hongkong, and Canton und Macao, the port of Canton, and not the are mainly British and Portuguese. general re-opening of the Pearl At the same time, the Japancoc

have

the River."

informed

American, The conditions to be imposed upon French, German, and Italian Consuls. such restoration, are understood to-Domel. be as follows:

Such

Austria in 1937. After leaving Straus became a naturalised French of pacification operations.

citizen.

He now lives in Paris and has in- structed two French lawyers, Maitre Theodore Valens! and Maitre Andre Barthelmy, to watch his interests.

They are to take proceedings to theatres paying foreign prevent royalties to Berlin, says Reuter.

G.B.S. Bores

The Broadway Critics

NEW YORK'S celebrated man

found eating

critics

themselves divided over Shaw's "Geneva," which has been produced on Broadway after

tour of Canada. Sidney Whipple, of the "World New York. So for no one is reported missing. Telegram." declares the piece to be _HUNDREDS_searched the] Inquiries have been extended to "an interesting and effective experi- West Virginia countryside to-Cleveland, Ohio, where the dreaded race in the theatre," and "the most important play to come from London mystery character, known as "The in three years." day for n human sacrifice mad butcher," has committed thir- maniac, following the discovery teen murders sineo 1034. on Powell Mountain, near Rich-' wood, of a box containing the charred bones of three adults and two children.

QUINS ON SHOW

Wella Waldorf, of the "Post." credits Shaw with having still plenty to say that is "provocative, stimulat- ing and often very amusing."

Yesterday Richwood's inhabitants, AT WORLD'S FAIR Tribune" says "Tous."

puzzled by scores of buzzards hover- ing above the mountain, watched Fred Carpenter climb to the snowy peak and

find the box. Terrified

NEW YORKC. The Dionne Quintuplets, it be re- mothers kept their children Indoors leased from Dr. Dafee's guardianship as men scoured the countryside for this spring, are coming to the 1940

the wuninc.

After a long examination of the remains, Dr. Edward Echiels sald: "The bones, ninety In number, come from humans recently dead. Flesh has been scraped away and efforts love, been made to burn the bones."

session of New York World's Fair.

A replica of their Callander home will be constructed in the Fair grounds, and visitors will be able, to watch them through, a screen.

All receipts will go to the Canadian Red Cross,

Brooks Atkinson, of the “Times," finds the play "dull" and "boueless." Richard Watts, jun., of the "Herald- Richard of the "Sun": "Not much Lockridge, more than the rustling of dried idens in n light breeze.”

And in London a reperier read over comments to Mr. Shaw, who was not the feast ruffled.

That's quite nice," and "That's not bad," he remarked when he heard some of the gentler criticisms.

His only comment was: "Compared with what some American critics have said about my plays on previous occasions, I find these remarks quite encouraging.

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BY-ELECTION

London, Apr. 12.

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goods as are or may be LONDSDALE ibited by the Japanese forces, from their point of view of strate- gical operations or the maintenance of peñce and order, shall not be tive, Chairman of St. Dunstan's, has carried by vessels;

Sir Ian Fraser, National Conserva-

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to

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