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RIBBENTROP'S TIRADE
London, To-day. ALTHOUGH DELIVERED too late for general com- ment in yesterday's morning newspapers, Herr Von Ribbentrop's speech is reproduced with headlines which indicate their views on what is described as an extraordinary tirade against Britain.
The "Daily Telegraph" says the speech completely travestied the events leading to the Allied de- claration of war.
"The Times" characterises as fan- tastic charges that the war was pre-
pared by Britain.
In such brief leading
articles as
PROGRESS
appear, this view of the speech is de- OF BRITISH
veloped. "The News-Chronicle" un- der the heading "Mixture As Before" · calculated to says the speech was.. have the greatest effects inside Ger- are fewer faci- many, where there
lities for checking historical facts.
"Nothing
that Ribbentrop
sald
weakens the main count against the Nazis, that in pursuance of their mad
BLOCKADE
London, To-day.
Mr. Ronald Cross, Minis- ambitions they sabotaged all hope of ter of Economic Warfare, re-
a
peaceful settlement
and, time
after time, resorted to aggression viewed the progress of the in breach of their pledged world. Noth-Blockade in a statement in ing in the speech can alter the deter-the House of Commons yes- mination of the Allies to redress, the
wrongs which the Nazis have done terday. and to free Europe' from the recurring threat of arbitrary and unscrupulous attack."
AID TO TRUTH
The "Daily Mail": thrown
The truth
Mr. Cross said that 338,000 tons of for Germany had goods destined been intercepted and detained in the first six weeks of the war.
Germany was now practically cut off from all her overseas sources of is supply. rellef
The British Government was de- more sharply into against the background of Nazi false-termined to exercise its belligerent hood. The British White Papers are rights, but would take full account
the absurd of the bone fide trading needs a sufficient answer to charge that this country worked sys- neutrals. tematically for war with Germany and
4
of
Discussions were now proceeding that we signed the Munich Agreement with a number of neutral countries connected with the because we had not rearmed. Ribben-'on questions trop repeats the clumsy manoeuvre of Contraband Control, trying to separate Britain and France. -British Wireless.
INDIA AND CEYLON NEGOTIATE
London, To-day.
It is understood in
London that
Representatives of Iceland, Sweden. the Netherlands and Belgium now in London-Reuter.
were
2
ATTEMPT TO BUY UP ALL EXPORTS
London, To-day. The Minister of Economic Warfare was asked in the Commons it, in order to prevent neutrals, especially the Scandinavian countries, coming under German economic influence, he would consider what steps. could be- taken for Britain to acquire as large a proportion as possible of the ex- ports of these countries for consump- tion here or for re-sale on the world market.
negotiations are taking place between the Governments of India and Ceylon for a conference in Delhi about the third week in November for the pur- Mr. Cross replied: "I have these pose of trade negotiations and dis- considerations fully in mind and cer- cussions on questions of emigration tin purchases have already been and immigration, and other outstand-mads."British Wireless.
ing matters. of common interest. British Wireless."
GOT TIRED OF WAITING
-
Mr. C. J. Cook, of No. 6, Peak Mansions, has lost his black terrier, which strayed away between 6.30 Dm. and 7.30 p.m. yesterday.
in the attempt) was sentenced to 6 months' hard labour by Mr. R. Ed- wards in the Central Magistracy this 'morning.
Lam Muk-sing, aged 24, who escap- Accused in reply to the magistrate ed from the Victoria Gaol Remand remarked: "I was fed up sitting in Prison yesterday (spraining his ankle" gaol so I decided to escape."
Bringing Up Father
JGS
MY WORD - THEY DON'T KNOW ANY
MORE ABOUT STYLE THAN WE DO -
TELL ME-WHY IS THAT INDIAN DRESSED UP LIKE A CHICKEN ?
OH-THEY LIVE AS THEY DID YEARS AGO-IN A WORLD ALL
THEIR OWN-
By George McManus