English Friend of Fuehrer Has Serious Wound in Head London, Jan. 3.
With a very serious wound in her head, Miss Unity Mitford, 26-year-old daughter of Lord Redesdale, who has been in Munich since the outbreak of war, arrived in Calais today en route to England. She could walk only with difficulty.
Herr Hitler, it is understood, po sonally ordered the arrangements Which resulted in Miss Mitford being brought from Germany.
A former personal tiend of Heri Hitler, Miss Mitford had been a keen supporter of the Nazi movement for a number of years. She went to Germany shortly before the war, and early in September reports were received that she had been involved allow her to tol Finland by the cording to the Berlin cor aske Tidende:
The Germans, he asserts, ded: that they cannot allow En help Finland, arguing that Bri! help is actuated by a desire to es tablish air and naval bases in the northern countries, whence attack: could be made against Germany and steps being token by Britain and France. They assert that the Finnish question concerns Germany as well as the northern countries, and that active British assistance to Finland would result in Germany immediately reconsidering her attitude towards Norway and Sweden.—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.