Amsterdam, Feb. 26.
Neutral observers in Berlin consider that Herr Hitler's speech leaves the situation practically unchanged. The Berlin correspondent of the "Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant" says the main purpose of the speech was to strengthen contact between the Reich and the people. It was intended to keep up the people's courage.
The Berlin correspondent of the "Telegraaf" says the speech must have come as a disappointment to those Who had hoped to hear words pointing towards peace—Reuter. home.—Domei, U.S. Court Session No Ban on Saigon Rice An official statement issued by the French Consul-General in Shanghai yesterday revealed that the Governor-General of Indo-China expressly denies the rumours which were current on the rice exchange and, according to which, the exportation of gon Tice to China has been prohibited.
The permits issued for the exportation of Saigon rice to Shanghai have reached 55,000 tons from January 1. These permits will continue to be issued without any difficulty.
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