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QUISLINGS

Conditions

REBUFFED

in Norway Norwegian Resistance

have deteriorated steadily since the last week of

kroner Trondheim had to pay

Resistance 60,000 kronor, and the country

September, when Quisling's To Nazi Models-Sham

party and "Government"

were installed and given full Germanic Brotherhood

powers by the Germans. The Nazi methods aped by the Quislings, the brutalities of Hirdmenn (the Norwegian blackmail and blackshirt guard), and the inefficiency

From

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of Vestopland 100,000 kronor.

Many arrests have followed the severing of telephone lines, especially in the western dis tricts, where German defences have been seriously interfered with. It is sometimes found that the air-raid signal is out of order when the British bombers arrive. The famous Bergen- Oslo railway, with its 184 tun

the journey, normally of about 11 hours, now takes from 24-40 hours, if it can be done at all.

Norwegian Correspondent nets, is in constant difficulties:

of her administration have has spread among the Ger- It was in this sequence of created a growing opposi- man forces to such a degree events that, as already reported tion against the traitors that many are bashful of of Norway wrote their letter to

in The Times, the seven Bishops · Districts Isolated themselves and their Ger- using the Nazi greeting in Skaricke, the 'Quislingist Minis- man masters. The personal public. visits to Oslo, first of the

Nazi Minister of Propa- Against Oppression

ganda, Goebbels, and later

trusted.

Curfow was Introduced in ter for Church and Education,

many places. In many districts expostulating against out- travel from one place to another Norwegians are allowed to rages of the rdmenn and ask: only with the special permission ing whether the promise given of the German authorities. Open opposition has been by Hitler and Terboven of full Some districts are virtually cut of the sinister head of the expressed in many ways. A religious freedom and legal in- off from their surroundings. Gestapo, Himmler, can only number of important nation- dependence could have meant that the "pro- al organisations have come

still be. This is especially the case round tection" of Norway had not out in open opposition to the Oslo police that they should

A request to members of the centre of the opposition.

Bergen, which is considered the developed according to plan. Quislings. The biggest or apply for membership of Quis court will shortly begin its acti-

The

new political people's The Germans had un-ganisation of Norwegian ling's party had the result that vities, chiefly in Oslo, but also in doubtedly planned that Nor- farmers, Norges Bondelag, half the force sent in their re- Stavanger, Bergen, Trondheim, way, as the home of her pur- refused with an overwhelm ignations. An order that they and Tromso, going on circuit to est Nordic race, should sub- ing majority to join Nasjon caused a strike. In consequence, now awaiting trial. Their num should use the Nazi salute cope with the numerous cases missively play the part of al Samling, the Quisling German police can now be seen ber is said to be more than 2,000. Hongkong Telegraph. tame guinea-pig in the great Party. The Board of the on duty in the streets of Oslo in It is also reported that other

German Imperial experi- Norwegian Medical Associa- increasing numbers. ment. Norwegians were not tion has published a unanim- tion and the Hirdmenn are be- their sentences there.

Clashes between the populu- transferred to Germany to serve political captives have been impressed by this honour. ous protest against the dis- coming more frequent in towns More intimate contact con- missal of several doctors throughout Norway. People firmed to them that the Ger- from their official positions have been killed and wounded in mens were anything but a because they refused to de- demonstrations against German

Oslo has three political pri- pure race and that their cul- clare their sympathies with soldiers and against the Hird- sons, all run by the Germans ture as demonstrated in the Quisling and against an

with German guards. The chief Occupation was far below the effort by the Quislings to a swaggering young member of 150 inmates, is now housing In Drammen a few days ago prison, which normally has about Norwegian standard. form a Nazi "Medical the Hird was lynched by the about 600. The present prison-

Guild."

population. The Hird has been ers include Colonel. Lund, from strongly reinforced. The organised workers in notorious lawbreakers and bau- son, Major Lindback. Hr Ton- Some Bergen, Colonel Halvor Hans- All reports from Norway Oslo have circulated a strong dits have been included in the nessen, Chief of Police in Kris- agree that the resistance to protest against the dismissal bodyguard, They are being con- tiansand: Major Fin Back; Hr the invaders is becoming of the old trade-union off- stantly drilled to more aggres- Bjorn Hansen, a shipowner and more effective; they give cials, emphasising the utter sive and brutal methods. many examples of the inven- inefficiency of the new Increased Lawlessness tiveness of the Norwegians Ersatz. And from all over

Thursday, May 8, 1941. Wyndham St, Hongkong Telephone: 26615'

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PORTENTOUS YEAR

THIS year is without doubt the most portentous in the history of Christendom. To be- lieve that one has only to read the well-weighed words of Colonel Stimson, Secretary of State for War, who speaks for the United States Government

words that must warm the

hearts and atcel the sinews of the entire Western Hemisphere. Colonel Stimson is, not a man

great victory to be added to the Destroyer and Bases deal, and the Lend and Lease bill.

Resistance

menn.

T

Lawlessness is increasing.

Political Prisons

president of the Norwegian Shipowners' Federation; Hr. Klaveness, manager of the Nor- wegian Shipowners' Federation; resigned Judges of the Norwe- and Hr Emil Stang, one of the gian Supreme Court.

in their silent war, in which the country, come reports The Bishop of Oslo, Dr Berg- their strongest weapon is that the workers are firmly gray, has stated that the extra- cold. contempt and scornful active against the oppres- ordinary conditions prevailing

There are concentration camps mirth. Whereas the dark sors.

were causing looseness in moral at Ulven outside Bergen and in life. Appeals have been circu- the Oster-Valley, winter nights and the for- bidding nature of the fjords

Judges And Bishops

Jated urging the inhabitants to and mountains chill the in-

pay no attention to provocations Liberal provincial paper Stavan- The editor of the important A climax in this development and not to give the Hird the truders, the stoniness of the was undoubtedly reached by the chance to cause any sensational ger Aftenblad, Sven Oftedahl, is S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd. United States Cabinet has en-bones. It has had a devasta- as a protest against Terboven's circular states], we shall fight gians are not for Sale, pre- of light utterances. That the people freezes them to their resignation of all the members of incident.. "When the signal is in the Bergen concentration the Norwegian Supreme Court given for united action [the camp, and Trond Hegns, who wrote an article, "The Norwe dorsed such a speech is another ting effect on their spirit. attempt to convert the law with clean weapons; until then viously referred to in The Times, Germans are sentimental courts and the legal administra- we shall remain calm and con- is in another camp. Hr Paal under their uniforms. tion into a part of the Nazi ter- tinue our passive resistance."

rorist machine. Their unanim- Numerous cases of Barac- ous resignation was accompanied greatest difficulty is to hold in Supreme Court from 1929 till he It is, however, clear that the Berg, arrested again a few days ago, was president of the Britain and her Allies had kenwahnsinn (barrack in- by a protest against the viola- check the impatience of the en- resigned with the other Judges. hoped that the belated revolt of sanity) are reported. It tion of the Norwegian constitu- raged population. The British He is a former Minister of Jus- the Serbs, coupled with British evinces itself in melancholia-tion, which Terboven, the Reich-successes-in-Africa-have-streng-tice.

skommissar, had promised to thened the will to resist and the of the Greek punctuated by fits of rage.

Ill-Treatment forces would tie up the German

The Norwegians have de- respect, and of international law, hopes of a quick deliverance.

to which the Germans still pay a In spite of heavy fines being strategy for a month or two, and veloped the demonstration cynical lip service. After con- imposed upon the population. The most usual procedure is for of their scorn to a fine art. siderable search the Quislings many acts of sabotage are taking one man to hold the prisoner. thus seriously imperil Hitler's all-out drive to end the war this imprison those who laughed obscure lawyers, and these have several occasions. The city of to stand barefoot in the snow The Germans attempted to succeeded in finding some new place. In West Norway the while others punch his face. Judges, most of them rather German cables have been cut on Prisoners have been compelled year. Although the gallant ac-at them, but had to desist. now completely submitted to Stavanger was recently con- while revolver shots were fired tions in the Balkans were costly The fear of being laughed at the will of the Germans.

demned to pay a fine of 50,000 round their legs, in the hope of to the enemy and did delay the programme slightly, no irreais- tible obstacles were in fact put in his path.

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Perhaps Hitler's greatest sin is his greatest weapon. With an absolute disregard for honour he can strike anywhere, against any country, with- out warning. For us to do that would tarnish the ideal of liberty for all peoples for which we are fighting. Thus we have constantly

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IS YOUR

BOY CLEVER?

By Magister

"

The prisoners are ill-treated.

making them break down and de- nounce others. After their in- terrogation many prisoners have had to be taken to hospital with broken ribs and ear-drums.

If you know that your boy is They are not allowed to read clever, watch carefully over his pro- books, not even the Bible, nor gress. Clever people are like blood may they receive visitors or horses, inclined to kick over the traces. Take care that your clever

letters.

VERY parent, with the ex- ception of those amazingly eccentric parents-they do exist who are jealous of their own children, hopes his boy is clever. Clever parents usually have clever children, and the offspring are at least a rough and ready ger lies. Get your boy to

а

rain falls on the just and the charge. unjust alike, so brains are not

boy learns to apply himself. If he The description of the treat- can do things easily he may become ment of these political prisoners conceited and casual, and here dan-given by those who have left

take

reach success.

at

one

of dull parents are as a rule guide, but here much depends pains, for only by doing so can he prison is scarcely believable. dull. Of course, exceptionally, on the teachers your boy has the dolt may have clever had the good or bad fortune to he does not hurt himself with too

On the other hand, beware that. The Younger Generation anticipate other than by defence, have dull parents.

father and a clever boy may get. A sympathetic and clever much study, that his intellect does Sentence of death was recent- eneiny action through Spala, Por-

teacher can make a child's in- not beneft at the expense of his ly passed on three young men of tugal, Tunisia, or Japan. It pre-

Nature's variety is infinite. tellect blossom like the rose, body. Let him play games and read Bergen for having used a secret vented us from intervening in Iraq There is one point, however, on whereas a lout of a teacher may novels and go to the "pictures," all transmitter: with which they

within reason, until we were actually assailed. The which we may be sure. As the ruin any child placed in his "Jack a dull boy.".

or you will make were accused of having sent out British military machine has been

information about the German tuned up to a degree that gives us

Army. They were gifted young confidence but not complacency. We the prerogative of the rich or the delightful casualness in the have to face the question of what their work and in games. Their One is sometimes aghast, nt The time will come when you will men who had excelled both in can keep the flag flying this year but of the poor.

choice of teachers. You can, you are to make of your elever son tragic fate may drive under- we are not strong enough yet to launch an offensive on the continent. That money can provide for however, tell without much you have money, or if your boy can

It would appear that Hitler has the training of given brains is bother if your boy is clever by master about these then give him Germans, but in doing so it will win scholarships-consult his school ground the activities against the two sides to consider right now. He obviously true, and so the im- the marks he gets, especially in the full course

of the only intensify the feeling against British Isles, sacrificing perhaps 10,- are more often found among the must make a "total" attack on the pression is created that brains certain subjects.

secondary schools.

the invader. This stage completed, the boy can 000 aeroplanes and a million men in

enter a university (scholarships are to win

After all, the German efforts order to cut in half the possible moneyed classes.

For example, if a boy has again avaliable) and take a course people, first by soft words, and over the Norwegian Anglo-American coalition before it is The duli child of poor parents consistently high marks in ma- leading to divinity, tow, medicine, born. Alternatively, he can recon- remains a hower of wood and a thematics he must have brains, science, with its branches in en- then by prisons and concontra- cile his people to trust to Teutonic, organisation of the drawer of water while the dull for no amount of "swotting" veterinary science, dentistry, &c., of are being made to conquer the

long war and

gineering, agriculture,

forestry, tion camps, have failed, attempts fields

and

factories of subjugated child of wealthy parents may will give success in this subject he may, on the other band, Eurepe to bent the blockade.

reach great heights, West if a boy is not brainy. There such businesses as banking, insur younger and more impression- The possiblitics on

minster itself could, not infre- have been, of course, brilliant he may start a career in art or music. ing phrases about the Germanic the fighting fronts are so diverse and

so many

ance, or accountancy. Exceptionally, able generation with high-sound- that it is idlo for all but military ex- quently, provide specimens to exceptions to this. Some very For a clever boy there is a wide brotherhood which aball lift Nov- perts to dwell on them. Through all support the latter assertion, able men boast of having "no choice. the uncertainty however, thero shines For future success youthful en- head for mathematics." Ex-

way out of its democratic de- Whatever you do, do not let your pravity to power and "real" in- one light that, like the beam of the vironment, is more

important amination of these cases would boy drift. "Oh, he doesn't know searchlight, burns Barcely at ita

than innate ability. origin and expands more and more to

occasionally, I am sure, point to what he wants to be, so I'm just let dependence. They also will fail. diffuse its

In spite of Terboven's plan-' rays over a wide area;

poor teachers of mathematics. Ung him, &c. &c.!!! that light is the spirit animating

When your boy reaches the agoning and that Nari stagecraft

·Britons everywhere. never to rest

Clover boys usually have high of 18 it is most advisable that he which was so effective in Ger How are you going to re- until the German people have been'l cognião cleverness in your child marks all over. That a boy may be should know the road he is taking many, the response in Norway!

very clever in one subject and dull or you will waste his time and your has been extremely, poor. The usual school examinations in all others le most exceptional.money.

thoroughly whipped.

enter

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