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September 14,
1939.
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Premier Reviews Position
Convoy System To Be Applied
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" SHANGHAI, Sept. 14 (UP)-THE Japanese Navy has called a meeting of the American, British, French and Italian defence force Commanders at Japanese Naval Headquarters at 10.30 a.m., to-day at which, it is expected, the Japanese will make important demands.
Although the nature of the demands have not been |disclosed, foreign defence officials anticipate they will be a demand for the revision of the Shanghai defence areas, giving the Japanese a wider area to control and possibly including all the British sector, in compliance with the request from Tokyo for the disarming of the British troops in China.
LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter). In the course of his speech in the House of Commons to-day. Colonel Joseph C. Fegan of the when dealing with the latest war Marine Corps and Admiral WiBiam situation. Mr. Neville Chamber-A. Glassford, representing the United States, however, have unexpectedly
the
ROOSEVELT patrols proceed continuously and Admiral's Yacht Babel and are ex-
Barbaric ROOSEVELT
Bombing Methods
Nazi Threat To Civilian Lives
LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter) -Viscount Halifax, replying to
SUMMONS CONGRESS
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH'
| Iain said that Britain's defensive | safted from Tsingtao aboard
the fighter command remains inpected to arrive in Shanghai carly
to-morrow morning. This is be a state of instant readiness.
lleved
to indicate the seriousness of The coastal command continues toj carry out extended real-sance the situation because they only de-
parted from Shanghai late last week. | patrols and anti-submarine
and a
"Not Yet Belligerent" number of attacks have been carried
Authoritative foreign sources clar. out against enemy subtarinée.
arterized the Japanese altitude as "thus far not belligerent but they
ut
eur
been
Dutch Plane
Shot Down
Nazi Violations Of The Netherlands
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
a question in the House of Lordselling arms to Europe's belliger./must be, as in the last war, to emaire was said at the meeting could be shot through a toe. All were taken tude concerning the non-bombingents. He invited the Senate
and
to-day on the Government's atti-
to
Viscount Hadifax suld that, as yet, Je had received no oficial confinnu- tion of this statement.
September 20th.
of
the ny
and
"War
Losses Severc
used by the fact that the Japanese reach Ameland Island. have requested the heads of all foreign troops manning the defence
T
ALS to
Nazi Plano Forced Down SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" AMELAND, Holland, Sept. 13 (UP). -It is ofleinlly reported that
Ger- man hydroplane flying over terri- torial waters, was forced down by Dutch planes. The German plane was confiscated und the crew
formed.
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BERLIN, Sept. 13 (UP).—A | WASHINGTON, Sept. 13
are apparently determined to take German scouting plane shot (UP). PRESIDENT Roosevelt Turning to the navy, the Pr.me
situation." has summoned Congress for a Minister revealed that the feet had statis advantage of the European down a Dutch Fokker plane off
Ameland Island. special
to
held been joined by three destroyers of session
be
Japanese Naval officials confirmed They proved to be that the meeting bas the Polish navy,
called, September 21,
The Dutch plune was recognised as heading the
very efficient, and were participating,
however they declined to reveal the neutral only after it plunged into Administration toward ain the strenuous life
reason. It is possible that informa- the sen The German plone nme- spectacular showdown with the forces.
tion will be available at this after-diately Junded and rescued four of The main object of the Britab may noon's press conference, however it the Dutch crew, one of whom was isolationists on the issue of
the freedom and safety of the seas. characterized as being "most impor- to Norderney, an Island in the North
In the present war, German attack
lant."
Sen. New Crisis in Shanghai? House lenders of both upon our merchant shipping was be-
A second German plane, which was of civilian populations, referred
SHANGHAI, Sept. 14 (Reuter).ent to aid in the rescue, was wreck- the announcement of the parties to confer with him on by an net of ruthlessness against passenger ships, contrary to all rules of maritime warfare. This was beings Considerable speculation has been fed in landing and was barely able to German Government this morn-
continued. ing that they, would bomb open President Boosevelt's purpose, if towns, villages and hamlets in possible, in to confine the session to
Hmited emergency legislation. He A certain number of Britisia mer-seetrars in Shanghai to attend a con- Poland in order to overcome address a special message to chant ships had been sunk, and theference at 1030 this
morning. No indication has been offered by resistance by the civilian popula- Congress on September 21st and is losses had undoubtedly been some- tion.
to ask a revision expected
what is the Japanese what severe
to be Neutrality Act to
permit
"This is only what was to be ex-discussed at the
that freely meeting
the belligerent to purchase anything in pected," the Premier added.
reportedl the United States on " cash
when Japanese intend to press for an are caine at a moment carry basis. The practical effect large numbers of our merchant ships rangement whereby forces of all
the seas the countries concerned in the Euro- will be to open the United States
were scattered over the saven
meaning the market to the naval powers, Great moving about under peace time con-pean war withdraw. mes
British and French, in order Britain and France.
"On the other hand, the Germans "preserve Shanghai's neutrality." placed their U-Boats and supply
10 in the best strategie positions, that there is The Capital assembled itself for ships in
previous to the outbreak of war and reports, and the Japanese spokesman Penetrate into the Soviet Ukraine". the mighty contest between the
The first alleged violation was on is not surprising that some of our in Tokyo recently said that it Congresional Viscount Halifax
"The White House and the ddled: restrictions which Itis Majesty's Gars bloc which is likely to match the vessels have been caught surprised by Japanese Government were not con- Sepember 12, when the Poles were a measure at the chased off. The second and third
alleggert viotations occurred ernment imposed on the operations bitterness and vigour of the recent submarlors before they were able to templating such
At the same time, the Amerleun September 13, when the Russians of their own forces were based on the Supreme Court reorganization fight.
Convoy System
Commander-in-Chief. Admiral Hart, forced down four Polish planes and condition to similar restraint being The President signed the pro-
pressing "We, however, are observed by their opponents. His clamation ordering the session shortly with futting the convoy system into who left Shanghai only a week ago, detained 12 members of the crews,
Government
hold before noon
hurrying back from Tsingtao, and and telegraphed the force and it is dally operating with due to arrive in
Plane Fired On themselves completely free, if such a invitations to Vice President Garner, increasing eliciency.
Shanghai tn-
LONDON, Sept. 14 (Reuter).—A restraint is not, in fact, observed, to Senators Barkley, Bankhead, McNary,
Isabel. It is understood that Admiral Hart's return is connected with the yesterday was fired
territorial waters near appropriate."
presentatives Rayburn, Joseph Mur- Barbaric Level
general question of the foreign de- torpedo boats. fence sectors in Shanghai.
The plane was inspecting a Lord Strabelgi, on behalf of the
Tientsin Protest
nan mino-fold. from the діг Labour Party, aid that we did not
TIENTS!N, Sept. 14 (Domei). crossed over Danish waters. want to descend to the level of the
Dissatisfied at the British reply barbarksm already exercised by Ger-
to their original representations, many.
Japanese military authorities have acting lodged a second protest regarding
If it were true, it would be seen to be a direct contradiction of the statement of the German Chancellor to the Reichstag, and there could be no justification for the indiscriminate bombardment of civilians, whether from land or the air..
Majesty's
must
Mighty Contest
diflorus.
reach port.
ONL
The convoy
Violation Alleged SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY MOSCOW, Sept. 13 to
(UP)—The "Tass" Agency alleges that Polich airplanes have violated the Russo-
however,
It should be confirmation of such i Polkl frontier and "endeavoured to
present.
the
Nazis Rounded Up In India Goebbels Propaganda
Distributors
take such action as they may deem ; Minton, Pittman; Byrnes, and Restem is being applied immediately morrow inorning aboard the US.S.German plane which crossed Danlah Subversive operations in India,.
the
that
snon es
it is in full working un, und Austin, which is in line with it will prove to be less decisive than
President's assertion
the Bastre can polities and partisanship should be 20 years ago,
"Meanwhile, I House that submarines are bring
louse
andl Fuccesses constantly attacked
been achieved." Mr. Arthur Greenwood,
subordinated.
have
Expects Majority We did not wish, however, to tie:
Washington, Sept. 13 (Reuter),—- the hands of the military comman-President Roosevelt's decision to re-leader of the Opposition, thanked the the seizure of a Japanese woman's ders of a legitimate air weapon even if, in doing so, great loss and mifer-call Congress followed investigation Prime Minister for his statement, boat by British soldiers.
particularly regarding our determina-
The British note denied that the
of the attitude of almost every in- ing were caused to the civil popula dividual congressman, the result of Poland and to seek no peace until that the British soldiers did not know tion to full our undertakings 10 Japanese woman was slapped, stating tion. It als warfare is waged
which apparently convinced the us we must have a free hand to wage | President that he will have a good the final end of Nazi domination.
it back in such a way as to damage majority in the House for the repeal
Appeal For Tolerance
the was a Japanese national.
The Japanese authorities charge LONDON, Sept. 13 (Router),—In that the Britons are completely
the economic and military strengh of the arma embargo, and more than addition to the Premier's speech on ignoring the "actual circumstances"
our opponents.
British And French Stand SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Sept. 13 (UP).—In the House of Lords to-day Lord Halifax
an even chance in the Senate.
Promiso Fulfilled WASHINGTON, Sept.
the latest war situation, the follow-surrounding the incident. ing statements were made by various Ministers in the House of Commons
13 to-day.
Mr. Ciamberlain asked the House
threatened reprisals if the Germans} (Reuter).-President Roosevelt | harass civilians.
has called a special session of and the country for patience and The
restrictions His Majesty's Government has imposed on its own Congress for noon on September tolerance during these early days.
Asked if he would consider making; are based on the condition of 21. forces
a statement on war alms and the similar restraint being observed by
The summoning of Congress is the liberation of the Czechs, Mr. Cham- our opponents." he declared.
Seven-Foot Corn in City
Akron, O
J. A. Boyer lives in town, but he
on by Danish
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” BOMBAY, Sept. 13 (UP) —
Copenhagen conducted by the German Minis- try of Propaganda, are believed Ger- to have been unearthed as a re- and sult of the arrest in Bombay yesterday of three officials of the German Consulate staff.
REFUGEES IN BRITAIN
Registration Will Be
Carried Out
The ofleials arrested are Dr. Zim- mer, Consul, Herr Rissman, Com- mercial Attache, and Herr Schoul, the Consul General's secretary.
Police ralded the residence of the German Consul Generol and
clis- covered £8,000 In Indian currency.
It is alleged that documents dis- closed that this was part of the Nazi fund for propaganda in India.
Goaring's Hymn' Of Hate
LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter). Mr. W. S. Morrison announces
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" that a special tribunal will be set
BERLIN, Sept. 13 (UP).-General up to review the position of Goering is expected to launch a new German, Austrian and Czecho-virulent propaganda campaign against Slovakian refugees in Britain. Great Britata on Thursday, when he
Some of those who claimed to be will broadcast through refugees might not really be friendly to Britain.
Use will be made of those
the Zeesen
radio station.
Goering returned to-day, from the Eastern front, where he has been
with the studying foreign press reports.
fulfilment of President Roosevelt's berlain said that the war aims could believes his corn taller than that ofsidered to be friendly, and con-
those conferring with Hitler, and is now In the House of Commons, Mr.promise that, following the outbreak be seen in the principles announced most farmers in the country nearby.volunteering for service Chamberlain declared that the British of war, steps would be taken to by the Government. These have the It measures nearly seven feet in British forces will be registered and and French are determined to "end repeal the arms embargo provisions cammended support and approval of height. once and for ali the Телась of of the Neutrality Law.
may be called up if required. this country, and no doubt further opportunities for elaboration in de- (UP)-Pari-tail will occur.
Hitlerism."
Perpetual Throat
Parliament Pleased
sider the Neutrality Act.
perpetual threat of Nazi aggression."
the
An official spokesman also declared
Greention
reports from various quarters of
con-
All
U.S. Diplomat Describes Air Raids Slaughter
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
Four
CHINA'S TRADE AT STANDSTILL
Effect Of Hostilities In Europe
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
18
WASHINGTON, Sept. (UP). The war in Europe has
The stagnation has been caused by European demand, In- adequate shipping facilities, high even when in doubt as to the iden-freight rates and-increased wor risk ilty of the objectives.
Insurance rates. The Ambassador cites a number This statement, which is issued by of instances, as, for example, the the U. 5. Department of Commerce,
lie reiterated that the two powers London, Sept. 13 will fulfil their every obligation in mentary circles made no attempt to Regarding the Czechs, the Prime giving ald to the Poles.
Meanwhile, the British Govern- conceal their pleasure over the fact Minister referred to his message to ment has officially deprecated any that President Roosevelt has called a Dr. Benes, in which he said that we
special session of Congress to rumours of peace.
are looking forward to the triumph of the principles for which we were Members of the Government made fighting and to the release of the The Prime Minister announced that Britain and France are both de comment on the around that the Czech people from foreign domina-
matter was h domestic
polley of the tion. termined to put an end "to the
To Issue White Paper Intolerable strain of living under the United States; however, members of
talled freely, Mr. Arrangements are being made for
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (UP). Ambassador brought China's trade with that said: "It appears that the Issuing a White Paper dealing with that, it is impossible to trust Hiller's people of the United States realize the whole grounds of Anglo-German! Biddle, in his report to the State Department describing continent to a complete stand- Government whose brutal aggression the gravity of the world situation and relations during the last 12 mo the German air raid on an unidentified village which is still. against one non-German country interests lie in the struggle the factories and firms engaged in muni-
realize that their direct and indirect Mr. Leslie Burgin said that after another is now obvious.
The Ministry of Information also Democracies are waging."
ticas work had been asked to pro- the location of the temporary United States Embassy said: curtailed made an announcement referring to
ceed on the basis of their fullest “A defenceless, open villago_was output. Plants in factories were to bombed at 11 am. to-day. offers for peace which may be made." LECTURE POSTPONED be extended, and additional factories German planes dropped at least
The announcement declares that the
were being undertaken.
twelyn bombs on the outskirts retion of Britain and France has The Home Nursing lectures, which The Ministry of Supply was to be
trendy been made quite plain and were to be held at the Queen Mary/devoted to securing the maximum well as in the main street close to attacks on his villa; the destruction] is based on cable and radio reports. the Embassy. Other Missions, of a sanatorium, involving the death On the other hand, continues the that the Allies "could only negotiate Hospital and the Kowloon Hospital output in the minimum time. Ul-well as the Fallsh Foreign Office of ten children, the bombing of a report, Japanese business sentiment peace with
a Government whose word to-day at 8 pm., are postponed for timately a very large percentage of are now located here, It has been refugee train en route from Kutno; has improved in the past fortnight. can be trusted."
one week, owing to the Red Cross semi-skilled work would be done by killed, and 40 seriously wounded.) soldiers, which was stand-the Far East have also been reported. verified that the casualties numbered
to hospital train, carrying Sharp declines in US. trade with "This could not be expected from meeting which is being held at Gov women. Hitler," the announcement declares.ernment House.
Mr. Anthony Eden, Secretary for Many business properties have been ing in the uncovered station at War- During the first seven months of Polish Appoat
The lectures will be resumed on the Dominions, said that every pos- destroyed." LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter)—The Thursday, the September 21, otsible step was being taken to ranin-The date the report was made was red cross was plainly marked with a 1038, US. imports from the Far East
cross on roof; the destruc-] niso diminished. Polish Government have sent mess-p.m.
tain close contact with the dominions not revealed.
tion of a girl guide hut, where 12 girls were killed. and to keep them fully informed.
U.S. Envoy Protests German: Prisoners
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (Reuter). systematic bombing attacks on towns that the Gremans had been bombing
Sto the Home- telegram from Mr. A. J. Biddle, Department a telerose from plate open towns since the outset of the Secretary, said that arrangements the United States Ambassador to open village where the United States were being made for the B.B.C. to Poland, states that the German air Embassy is now situated, describing LONDON, Sept.19 (Reuter) Between September 1 and 3 over broadcast in German the names of force is taking advantage of every a German air rakt in which eleven Commenting on Germany's declared 1,500 persons had been officially Germans taken prisoner, and where opportunity without regard to the people were killed and 40 seriously
injured. Bombs fell naar the Em intention to bomb open towns in listed as killed, in addition to many definitely established, the names of danger to civilians. Foland, the Pöllah Embassy stated thousands wounded,
Bro releasing bombal bassy and the Foreign Offce. German dead and wounded.
ages to all civilised States saying that
the
Germans. have carried out
of no military importance.
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