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SPECIAL TO THE "TELKONAPH"

LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuter),— M. Daladier's response to Hitler's so-called pence proposals leaves nothing to be desired in point of emphasia, writes the "Daily Telegraph."

since to invalidate its force.

Nazi Party Officials Discontented

open to

ACTION AND DRAMA IN

"Dawn Patrol"

"Dawn

Patrol" coming to King's to-morrow. deals with

the

section of R.A.F. men and their work during the last war. It is an

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excellent show and is much superior Canada As Centre

to many flying films recently shown on local screens.

Of New Scheme

centre.

BUT THEN AGAIN

IT AIN'T!

Frantic Wish For Peace Depression Follows

Berlin Canard

ROTTERDAM, Oct. 11 (Reuter). The Berlin cor- Rotterdamsche Courant" gives respondent of the "Nieuwe further details of the peace. rumour in Germany.

The rumour, he says, led to an extraordinary outburst of rejoicing,

cd to be false.

not

Resent Alliance With Russia

The period in the middle years of PARIS, Oct. 11 (Reuter).the last war and every morning a Rumours of discontent among behind the Allied lines to patrol the ter).-The Australian Premier, squadron of flimsy crates net out from

CANBERRA, Oct. 11 (Reu- This paper adds that it is entirely the Nazi party officials and pro- Gerinin lines and observe or destroy Mr. R. G. Menzies declared to in tune with his broadcast to the minent Army French people on the day war was whom participated in the for- to acquire the art of war in the air plan would make the common- men, some of The few airmen who have had time day that the empire air training declared, and nothing has occurred mation of a "Freikorps" in the the replacements of young men who wealth a great air power, and and it was believed even by the more have some chance of returning, but No Other Roply Possible

Baltic countries, are referred to come out almost every day from would substantially contribute culous people. No self-respecting options

in an Amsterdam dispatch to England after a few flying hours at to the successful conclusion of could give Hitler any other answer than Journal.

home are inevitably and uselessly the war..

Even the official denial was that which M. Daladler gave yester-,

They feel that the abandonment by to be continually planning new and sions were going to Canada trom destroyed. The General Staff seem!

credited at first, and I was thought day.

Germany of the position once held in yet more impossible expeditions, und

Under the training scheme mis- that the news of the peace was to he tories brought advantage to the robber many constitutes an incomprehensible to abey their orders and wait every should become the chict training reaction when it was at last discover-

Days when the robbery, of terri- countries owving civilisation to Ger- the officer commanding the patrol has Britain, Australia and New Zealand,

Issued later.

Bitter Disappointmont must end. It is for that high purpose sacrifice and

and it was planned that Canada much day for the return of the patrol with)

Bitter disappointment wax the that the two western democracies | criticism,

il number Inevitably diminished, a strain which during the progress of have now token the field in alliance, and insidious attempts to divide them

this flm three men in turn and un- Minister for civil aviation and nests respondent comments, "points to the

Mr. Menzies announced that the

"Such a demonstration," the cor and to frustrate the pursuit of that

bearable. purpose, will be no more successful in

tant defence Minister, Mr. V. Fair urgent wish of the German people England than it has been in France,

The Al has many remarkable bairn would represent Australia In for peace." concludes the newspaper.

scenes of individual combat in the Canada.

The Berlin correspondent of thei ats and culminates in an appalling

The Premier concluded by saying Amsterdam "Telegraaf says there seene of the bombing of factories, that it was a striking example of the had been general pessimism in the ammunition works and rallways manner in which they were employ-Nazi capitul since Hitler's second behind the Gorinan lines,

g the full weight of the resources speech. This was noticeable both in There was an earlier sifent veraton of the empire In

political circles of this lm, starring Neil Hamilton

the among British Mission Porsonnel

general population. and chord Barthelmess, but there is f LONDON, Oct. 11 (Reuter)Sir there was little hope in Berlin that Foreign reaction was such that new generation of picture-goers to Kingsley Wood, the Air Minister. Britain and France were willing for whom the pilot will not be known.

Much of the success of the film de-British Air Misalon to Canada in the could not approve.

announced the composition of the peace, except on such terms as Berlin

tukes his place wearing his stiff upper lender is Air Chief Marshal Sir wracked; Errol Flynn as the man who northern industriallat and the deputy The leader, Lord Riverdale is a lp with dash and distinction, and Robert David Niven, as the man who sees Governor of Kenya.

Brooke-Popham,

former his brother die in a burning plane.,

Warmly Welcomed

Following the alliance with the Bolsheviks, the evacuation of Ger- mans from the Baltic countries is rousing lively discontent among the higher ranks in the party.

1

Nazi Police Chief In Italy

common cause.

SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH" PARIS,

Oct. 11 (Reuter).-M. Daladier's firm reply to Hitler warmly welcomed in ali sections of the press.

"Matin"

fays, "It took Hitler un HOME. Oct. 11 (Reuter). Herr hour and a half to say, amid innumer-Himmler, Chief of the Nazi Secret able commonplaces, how he wanted to Police, arrived in Italy today epends on the cast-Basil Rathbone os House of Commons to-day. direct his latest conquests, It took M. was met at Millan by the Italian Dalodier 20 minutes to oppose to prefects of Bolzano and Flume. the German spirit of domination the He will have talks in a town un French spirit of a just peace, which Lake Como which are expected to last glyes to the peoples the joy of living, two days.

"We certainly want peace, but not

prace at any price, and above all, we had been crazy enough to believe

is valucices."

the major, sensitive, bitter and nerve-

not with participants whose signature this perjurer, in six months after probably this last portrait, debonair, the Relch has digested its last prey, tippling and kepping on exquisite The "Oeuvre, referring to Hitler's we should have been attacked unterbalance between comedy and pathos, string of broken promises, says: "If less favourable conditions."

that most people will remember.

and

Lord Tweedsmuir

For New York

QUEBEC, Oct 11 (Reuter)-Lord

Governor-General

of

facturing companies, will be a mem It is hard to distinguish, but it is of one of our largest aircraft manu- Mr. P. P. Earle, managing director

ber of the Mission, which will also Tweedsmuir, comprise technical and other officers. Canada is going to New York next As Air Chief Marshal Brooke-week for a general medical overhaul. Popham is now on service abroad, his pince will be taken temporarily by health,

No serious concern is fell for his Air Vice-Marshal Sir Christopher Courtney.

Exhibition

OF A SELECTION OF THE ENTRIES IN THE NINTH ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION CONDUCTED BY

"The Hongkong Telegraph

The Parliamentary Secretary to the Air Ministry, Captain H. H. Balfour, will also go to Canada to help in arrangements which Canada will have

Cardinal Ill

MUNICH, Oct. 11 (UP).-Cardinal to make for consultations with the Faulharber, aged 70, is with heart Missions from Australia and New trouble. Zealand.

Prayers are being offered for him.

It is stated, however, that, there is. no-immediate danger to his life"

mer:-

Death-Knall Of Corman Ambitions MELBOURNE, Oct. 11 (Reuter).- The Empire training scheme tioned by Sir Kingsley Wood, the Air THE prefix "Specini to the Tele- Minister, yesterday sounds the death graph" is used by the "Hongkong knell of German ambitions, declared Telegraph" to indicate news which the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. is strictly copyckelt under the pro- R. G. Menzies, in a broadenst,

visions of the Telecommunications Mr. Menzies explained, that the Ordinance, 1935. Such news as bears scheme means that Australia wiit the indication "UP" is received in train and maintain thousands instead Hongkong on the date of publication,

re-

of hundreds of the flying personnel, by the Unlled Press Associations, who

It takes longer to train on airman reserve all rights and forbid than to produce an acroplane, and publication, either wholly or in part, the Empire has determined on, and without previous arrangement. planned an air armada manned by

skilled and courageous diers, added.

he

the

Australian papers welcome scheme. The "Melbourne Herald,” in a leader, says it will ATOUSE enthusiasm 1p the dominions by en- abling them to make a vital con- tribution to the Empire's victory.

Holland Not To Protest To Reich

THE HAGUE, Cet. 11 (Reuter).- Well-informed circles do not expect Holland to join in the protest to Ber- lin which the northern countries fire reported to be contemplating owing to the torpedoing of neutral ships, since no Dutch slip has yet been! sunk.

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