THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 11, 1940
"The
Page
Shape Of Things To Come"
PREMIER'S SPEECH WINS APPROVAL IN FRANCE: CALL FOR NEW SACRIFICES
London, To-day.
WORLD-WIDE INTEREST is shown in Mr. Chamberlain's NAZIS FAIL
speech at Mansion House on Tuesday. His words of
confidence that Britain is ready to face the grimmer TO DRAW
struggle ahead meet with approval.
All the American papers print the text of the speech, and a typical comment is that of the "New York Times,” which says: "Mr. Chamberlain's speech crackled with deter- mination to win the war, no matter what the cost." Nevertheless, the paper continues,
the
ADMIRALTY
London, To-day.
The "Manchester · Guar- dian,” çommenting on the at- The "Yorkshire Post" says that all tempts of the German radio classes must expect some reduction to suggest that the cruiser in the standards of life, while "News Chronicle" says that Britain Exeter was sunk, says:
to extract from "They hope an Economic
Admiralty, for reassurance of the home the public, a definite statement of particular port in which she is reat- ting after her encounter with a vessel of considerably higher gunpower.
he was able to look ahead to the eventual problem of the next peace settlement. The real strength of
not be needs an Economic Anglo-French unity would
and des-Chief scen until the Nazi danger is troyed. If, this time, the leaders of Staff. the people of Britain can live up to
hopes for an
Mr. extension
and France Chamberlain's
of Anglo-
French unity, there will be to look forward "without the shape of things to come."
The French press
reason
dread
emphasizes
the importance of Mr. Chamber. lain's remarks on Anglo-French collaboration. In the course of a long article, "Petit Parislen" says: "To oppose the forces of evil, Mr. Chamberlain summons the forces of good
for the
fate of civilization is bound up with the success of the Allies."'
ITALIAN COMMENT
Commander-in- General
COMPARABLE SACRIFICE
The "Daily Herald" says that the to British worker classes have not re- fused, and will not refuse, to make
but sacrifices for freedom
demand that such sacrifices should be
com- both parable and simultaneous from wealth and poverty.-Reuter.
Offcial circles in Italy Say that the speech is yet another proof of the complete identity, of views be- tween the British and French Gov- ernments.
Most of the British newspapers emphasize Mr. Chamberlain's warn- ing that greater sacrifices, will have to be made if the war is to be
won
quickly. He showed determination and vision to tell the country what it is up against.
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"It is only proper to decline such plainly flourished invitations."
Further discussing the object of the German broadcasts, the leader says: | "Some of it is nonsense which could only be accepted 'at face value by people like the Germans so largely cut off from reliable sources of outside news, some is intended to extraet:in- formation by provoking denials;-aH is intended to be of more value to Germans than the English:"-"
tho
London, To-day,
THOSE HAMBURG, VOICES The Foreign Secretary and Lady Halifax gave a small farewell dinner "We have no objection at all," con- party for the Brazilian
censorship Ambassador cludes the leader, "to a
which declines to argue with any of the various voices that operate from Hamburg.
and Dona Gina Regis de Oliveira on Tuesday evening-British Wireless.
"If those hearing them
remember
NANKING CONFERENCE why they were sent forth, no further
Mr.
Peiping, To-day.
Kita, Director of the North China Affairs Board, left yesterday for Nanking by air to attend to-day's conference of local directors and liai- son officers of the Board.-Reuter.
OFF THE RECORD-
replies should be necessary."
Incidentally a statement was issued yesterday by the British Embassy in Tokyo: "It is authorised to state that H.M.S. Exeter is safe, but for obvious reasons her whereabouts. cannot be disclosed."-British. Wireless.
By Ed Reed
BOSCO
THE PHRENOLOGIST READING
504
WRONG LOCAL
COLOUR
Recently In a certain sector of the French front the Germans thought they' would give * tell- Ing touch to the anti-Britia: exte which they display on placarde for the benefit of the pollus. They would appeal to the local patrio- tism of the troops In fine against them, to the amour du terroir which is so notoriously strong among the French.
80 placards were holsted com- posed somewhat as follows:
Francals du Nord, voulaz-vous que vos fermes et vos prairies solent devastens pour faire plaisir
■ l'Angleterre?
After a while an answering no- tice board rose from the French positions. It bore three words, "Sommes du Midi”—“We're from the South".
GREEK FINANCIERS IN LONDON
London, To-day. Mr. A. Apostolides, Greek Minişter of Finance, and Mr. K. Varvaressos, Governor of the Bank of Greece, have arrived in London for commer- cial negotiations. British Wireless.
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