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Germans Should Have Overthrown Adolf Hitler

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-Von Manstein

Hamburg, Nov. 3.-The Nazi Field Marshal, Erich Von Manstein, told the British War Crimes Court here today that if during the war he had known of Hitler's "criminal commands as now re- vealed," particularly his orders to exterminate the Jews, "then we ought to have overthrown Hitler.”

"I need hardly remind the court of what that would have meant in time of war," he added. He himself would "naturally have resigned."--

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THE · HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949,

Crash On Board HMS Illustrious

Red Stockpiling

Ends

Coal

Shanghai Shortage

San Francisco, Nov. 3. Stock-piling has assured industries in Shanghai of an adequate supply of coal to meet their production needs, the Communist Peking Radio reported tonight.

The precarious coal stock" prosition at the time of sung Flow for the hunghini's neenation had been aggravated by the sub

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The Communists had then difficulties including that of to look to other sources of transport.

WICK supply and soon began the at the German movement of coal tr Strung- Group Headbasi from mines north of the the actress Yangtze River. Thin had obviating MANY

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of them to the years in priori ] rusbend stiles laty rice saying that nod the $117, mat bero, Ter the bad seen many Polish Jews tailed

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A British naval airman aboard the aircraft rier,

HMS Illustrious, rushes towards the flam- ing wreckage of a Sca Fury plane after it had crashed on the flight deck of the carrier. Two of the rescue party were commended for

their

The

COMMENCING SUNDAY

AT THE

Experiments Begin On New Rocket ROXY Test Range

Woomern Rocket Range, South Australia. Nov. 3.-- Australian and British scientists have begun ex- tensive and searching testa. on guided missiles and other advanced types of wenpona on the Woomern rocket sita In South Australia, it was disclosed today.

—Part-of-the-research-is-being- corrled out to a "bomb balila- tles" range--a 100-square mila patch of stony, sterlie scrub country on the fringe of the vast Gibber Desert.

The tests have been going on for some time. The heads of this A £20,000,000 project bo- lleve that in certain spheres of experiment and development they have at least kept pacu with the United States.

They claimed today that this Commonwealth research centro— Jointly financed by the British and Australian Governments. had for the first time established necuracy, with many kinds of nerial missiles throughout their night.

RESEARCH CAMERAS

fimportan, among the numervus research Instruments are three British-built ennerns,

the only

bravery in saving the pilotones of their kind in the world. from the flames.

Mr Cyril Chambers, Australian

Army Minister, Mi W A. S Bulement, of the British Ministry of Supply, and a party of Journalists lay saw the progress made in the con- struction Df a scientife village to a descri

crash happened last May 25, but this picture has just been released by the Admiralty. (AP Picture)

Elaborate Fashion Show For Men

New York, Nov. 3.--Male nedela paraded at a fashiers show here

wearing such things

IL pink sheer dottted Swiss sports shirt

Tientsin-Pakow Haiwny wercked in the Nation1- retreat the Communinte ital allernative trand- by utilising thu- hose curts and sana river craft By this method Shanghai received enough enni to keep its factories going, the Italo sud.

With the subeequent restora. and a rartwheel straw hat

of the railway network with three-inch

n

plaid ari the resumption of Yangtze band, printed prore ilk

Raver

navigation,

ren began

paring to Shanghai from the shirts and raspberry linen Kutlin

Indors, Benr Tentsin, sucks. and otir Judies

Central 121

show

The partede was par elaborate men's Los Angeles, Nov. 3. MONTHLY CONSUMPTION !!

fashionable 1lutel Treasured paintings by Bri-|

Bizare, Couillon yesterday The result was t talay fish. French. Dutch and Shough s

East The Beins shown, it was ex- Statewid Von Manstein, he declared, re-Italian painters

tearted for were sold China Cool Company alons bad, Plaines, fused to forward the order to

165,000 In stock

tons of coal holatny wear and might be ex- at bargain prices at an auc- The Coinoniazider - ɔn - Cˆhsen. Fieni

owned Other privately

com- posted to appear in vast mine- of in the home Marshat Von Rundstedt, because on here

The benches next Damia also had substantial hers stocks, the Radio claimed.

Maustein told him

to instruct

it was not properly documented. the late Atwater Kent, who

Langhaeuser satd that Von made A fortune manufac the various Army Headquarters turing radio sets and then to Investigato

to become retired tioned and to take appropriate wood's favourite

giver.

Brilon

the cases

men

I gave Shangha's monthly

tons

sutaption of coal as 180,000

Bolly-

The Radio alss reported to. party might that 15 State-owned Iron, stoel and textile Toctories and coal and icon mines lu Talyuan, Industrial, een te and rapital of Shatest Provitae, his surpassed Cla production qualas for September.

! He added "We did every thing A total of 370 plenses that posable to put down excesses by | hung in Mr Real's oriale 29. the troops *-Reuter

THEORY HEATINon were sold for a12 estimated 15$50,000, the muc-

London, Nov. 3. Mr Ivon: £30,000

Lost

King Peter's Grain Race

Sydney, Nov

in

Inoncer said.

[1 is believed that Mr Kent

US$1,000,000 I porti more then

OUTPUT EXCEEDED

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Nearby, a village of green att red-roofed bulldings to house the administrative the Commonwealth's experimental establishment were nearing completion-- Reuter

quortera at premire

Biggest War Error

Sarkville, New Brunswick, Nov. 3 Lond Beaverbrook. speaking at Mount Allison Val- versity today, said that partition of Garmony under the Casa- bstanca agreement "biggest single war."

was the

of error

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ditional surrender ultimatum."

A message received by short-

1 tle that partition was rudio fro

the Frene part of the Casablanca "uncos- Wave designer Else Schioparell, Parls sold: "Men are dying tu. dress up, only they are afraid "Now, in the wisdom of ex- It is for perience, the declerntion is ex- of being conspicuous,

women to help them realise tremely unpopular. The mence that some real change in their of iussia has taken the place of

would appearance

fot make Cernan aggressions Lord them lose that proud feeling 9i, Beaverbrook stated. the be-man.'

NYLON IS POPULAR The show included

Lord Beaverbrook was awari- dinnered the Soviet Order of Suvorov October 1944.--Associated

The output of the Taiyuats jackets of nylon, faille and linen iron and Steel Company hud. worn with conventional black 'ress, 3 was today awarded New Zealand crew who sulled

Some of the The top price was US$1,000 for example, exceeded its quota, trousers, sheer dress chirts and

for the collection.

for

portrait in oils of the

Cicin Sain, Finance Ministeri

former in Yugoslav Government 1943. £14,000 with costs against the Finish Barque. Pamli, in British poet, Thomas Chatter by more than 11 percent, while brillant plaid cummerbunds.

Nylon in going to be the bike! the output of the Talyunn Coal! the Keable Press for libels; the last gram ace from Aus- by Gainsborough,

Sargeuts Falmouth Ragland, in

Two

for and Tron Company had been alx feature of street wear next sum- London tralia to Fai published in the

went 120 days, have flown back home 15$200 and US$300 each, and a percent more than that anticl-mer, according to the assembled POCKET CARTOON Daily Worker in 1943 and

men's wear experts from London in five days.

pair of water colours by Hunore pied. 1944.

US$275 euch. Peking Radio further reported duced the show. The voyage resulted in a foss Daumler fetched

shown Examples that more than 100,000 tons of i The Pamu was a George Moreland's scene of an The petion was not defended '65 $30,000. by the Keable Press, who at i-s Zealand war

prize at English tavern, for which Kent Manchurian grain were pouring nylon blends looking like tropical south of the Great Wall, 23,000 worsteds, usually single-breasted, that time owned by the Daily sadel ender the

paid more than US$20,000, Was Domino' Worker

fog in the Pacific for most af sold for US$550.

lons having arrived in Peking and said to be completely warh

able. Kent scoured art galleries of and Tientsin recently. the world to foran his collection, Last month, the State-owned The newest note for the golf favouring mainly 18th and 19th Northeast Food Company sup-course the short, light slacks, century British artists.Assocl-plied Shanghai with 20,000 tons reaching just to the calves, worn

df rice.-Reuter. nted Press.

The Communist newspaper is be now owned and controlled by | Reuter

in co-operative society known as

tho People's

Society, Liu.

Press Printing

Sevend

World! War

Italians who invaded his coun- Counsel said that the Dally try. Worker reporta staled that Me Counsel said that It was un- Sala had been arrested in Cairo. likely that the damages would and the innuendo was that hobe recovered in money, but he was a traitor to his country, asked the court to award sub-

had collaborated with the Nazis stantial, demages to show that and Fascists, and had misap- such bols could not be per-

the funds of the mitted in this country. propriated Yugoslny Government,

Awarding the datanges,

the

Mr Sain, in the witness-box, Judge remarked: "A graver denied the allegations or that he libel could not be tronglued." had ever collaborated with the Reuter.

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"Let it ring! Let it ring!"

Japanese

Reaction

To Treaty Talks

Tokyo, Nov. 3.-The Japanese greeted the latest crop

of peace treaty stories with a now attitude this time- they are convinced the Americans will not "leave" Japan whothor a treaty is signed or not.

without Soviet

control of

An ideal solution, ac- that would still be better than cording to a member of pulling out and leaving Japan to face her northern neighbour Minister Prime

Shigeru alone. Yoshida's Conservative De- mocratic Liberal Party, But from the Japanese, point would be for a peace trenty of view a peace treaty, with or to be signed as quickly as giving Japan full adherence, possible, ending the formal domestic affairs with an Ameri- occupation of Japan. But can "police forca" ng a, sate- the terms would provide for guard, would be much botter. n token number of Ameri- It is over six months since can troops to remain in the former U.S. Army Secretary, Japan to carry out the Mr Kenneth Royall, scared the

Far

East with his variously terms of the peace treaty, interpreted remark that America but, more important, to pro-was considering pulling tect Japan from Communist out of Japan in the oven. of war, Flot dentals encroachment from within

of the story and Mr Royali's or without.

subsequent resignation, 'In ́ ́ad- The Japanem politician who dition to American concern over asked that his name be with the Red advance in China, have hold, said he and a majority of quieted Japanase Icars on that

"thinking" Japanese are now j.score.

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convinced the United States be- T

The Japanese want to be

lieves its best interests o in masters In their own houted keeping Japan out of Russian and a peace treaty would make. hands at any cost,

them that----but they also want. --11--that masas-prolonging-the--a pollooman on the come----- occupation indefinitely, ho said, United Prose.

who pro-

were

of

ค

last summer by the Duke of Windsor. With it is worn loose "Riviera shirt" which pulls on ever the head and with the all cut.-Iteuter.

worn

Rations Raised In East Zone

on

London, Nov. 3.-The Soviet In- Zone Government today creased the ration allocations by much as 50 percent

many food items clothing and In the East Zone of Germany and the Soviet sector of Berlin, Leipzig Radio reported tonight,

The Increases, to take effect on December 1, will benefit all categories of workers-Reuter.

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