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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 19, 1939.
BERLIN COMMENT ON INSPIRED REUTER STATEMENT
Berlin, To-day.
THE STATEMENT ISSUED by Reuter, to the effect that no«. thing was known in British official circles of a peace plan or conference proposals and that the rumours ori- ginated in Germany, as another move in the so-called war of nerves, has evoked a reply from the official Ger- man News Agency.
These British views, probably inspired by official quarters are, says the Agency, proof of the deceptive and hypo- critical way in which the western Democracies are deal- ing with the Danzig question.
The British news agency is here seeking in an all too transparent way to make out that Britain had nothing whatever to do with all the talk about a conference which has been going on during the last day or two. In- deed, it goes so far as to charge the Axis Powers with having started it.
The German news agency points out that the German newspapers have made it plain during the last few days that Germany would have no- thing whatsoever to do with confer- ences, compromise solutions, negotia- tions or concessions as it has no need to affirm its right to Danzig by en- tering into a political deal of any sort.
WARNING TO NAZI AGENTS
Kauñas, To-day.
A warning to Nazi propa- gandists in Lithuania was delivered yesterday by M. Tamoshaitis, Minister of Justice, in a speech at Jur- barkas, near the Germanı
He said:
"We cannot tolerate the disloyal activity of a minority trying to shat- ter the unity of Lithuanians."
Danzig is German and, according frontier. to the wish of its inhabitants, must return to the Reich. That is no mis- sion for a conference to perform.
"RADICAL SOLUTION" "The insufferable conditions in the
The semi-official newspaper "Lei- Corridor territory, where German túvo Saidas" advises Lithuanians 'to travellers journeying in German throw out the foreign agents," not. trains are treated as "game that may to heed anti-national propaganda and be shot by anybody," can likewise no alleges that Nazi agents are trying to longer be removed by tedious con-convince peasants that they would get ference discussions but only through higher prices for their products If Lithuania, “becomes part of her great néighbour.”—Reuter.
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a radical solution in a German sense.
The German statement adds that the passage in the Reuter message: where mention is made of the “ad- mirable calm and patience" shown by the Polish Government in face of the continuously increasing number of acts of provocation, gives the whole clue to the British attitude.
After alleging further excesses com- mitted by Polish Chauvinism, the German Agency asks whether the British have come to regard the martyrdom of Germans on their na-
tive soll as proof of the "admirable calmness" of the Polish Government.
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SOVIET AIR DISPLAY
Moscow, To-day. The three-power staff talks were suspended yesterday to allow the three delegations to attend a big display at Tushing aerodrome, the most impressive feature of "National Aviation Day,"
PACT WITH which was observed through-
TURKEY
out the country.
One and a half million people pre- sent watched 500 civil and military machines carry out a series of com- dis- plicated manoeuvres during the London, To-day.
play, which served the dual purpose The draft of a tripartite of impressing the Anglo-French mis- pact of assistance between sions and encouraging young Russians to take up flying to help prepare a Britain, France and Turkey huge war reserve of pilots. is reported in the London It is believed that the staff talks press to have been nearly will be resumed to-day in accordance completed. It will be ready ference of four hours' duration daily. for signing immediately-Reuter. after signing of the Anglo- Polish pact.
with the new schedule of one con-
SPAIN RESTORES GIBRALTAR TITLE
Frequent calls made by the Tur- kish Ambassador in London on Lord Halifax during the early part of the week, when the British Foreign Secre- tary interrupted his holiday to return to the Foreign office, are believed to have been connected with the final drafting of the text of the agreement. The post of Spanish Military Gov- Meanwhile, it is stated that the re-ernor of the Gibraltar zone has been turn of the Prime Minister, Mr. | re-estüblished.
Burgos, To-day.
Chamberlain, to London next Tuesday This post was abolished by the means resumption of political con- Spanish. Republican Govern gent. The versations between the western De- | Bost will be made over to the Con mocracies and the Soviet Union. - reander of the 22nd Spanish Division, The Prime Minister, is expected to whose headquarters are at Algeciras, confer with Sir John Simon and the Political circles see in resuscitation Home Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare, a desire by Franco to emphasis as well as with Lord Halifax, -Trans- | Spanish sovereignty over the Ocean.
around Gibraltar.—Trans-Ocean,
area