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HUNGARY AND DUCE AS ALLIES?
ROME.
ITALY and Hungary are pledged to move against any Power that violates Balkan security.
White Eagle, chief of the Algon- quin Indians, has arrived in Eng- land. He came with the second
Canadians. contingent of
He answers to the name of Sapper P. J. Bennett, and has given up his bow and arrow for a bayonet. (See ploture on right.) He fought In the last war.
MAD
That, I understand, is the effect of the agreement reached between the Italian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers during their
talks at Venice.
It is regarded as doubtful whether the Italian end of the Romo-Berlin Axis could stand the strain, if Russia should attack Rumania and still retain Germany's friendship.
There is little hope, as far as can be seen here, of an early agreement between Hungary and Rumanin on the Transylvanian question.
Reinforcements of Rumanian troops are, in fact, re- ported to have been sent to the Transylvanian border.
Reports that a formidable Franco-British colonial army, commanded by General Weygand, would go to Rumania's assistance if she were attacked, are also taken as a sign that King Carrol will stay out of a Balkan bloc. [According to news agency reports from Budapest, a defensive military alliance was arranged between the Italian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers,
In Home, however, the reports were described as n rather sensational phrasing of Italy's willingness to sup- port Hungary.]
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POLES MUST GIVE | Party Census
UP RADIOS
ALL wireless sots, Polish language broad- except those belong casts from France and ing to Gormans, in Britain. the Germani-occupied:
They are having a Polish torritory must considerable effcet. bc handed to the A German com- police.
These are the dras that small parties of munique admitted tic terms of an order Polish young issued by Herr Frank,
were regularly making the Nazi Governor- their way to the west-
General of German Poland,
mon
ern countries to enlist by way of the Baltic States.
Germans and, in special cases, Ukrai- nians need only raport Meanwhile, rigorous that they have wiro- precautions are being loss sets in their pos- taken against the for- session.
mation of rebel de- Tho decree is ob- tachments in the oc- viously aimed at the cupied territory itself.
Disclosures
A YEAR BOOK of the Nazi Party has just been published.
It provides the first ac- curate estimate of the size of the organisation which Hitler has created as a State within the State.
INSIDE GERMANY
by WILLI FRISCHAUER
The whole of Greater Germany, the Year Book claims, is covered with a widespread not of Party organisations,
The 10,000,000 Gerinang are divided into 481,074 blocks, D6,608 cells, 27,080 local groups, 022 provincial groups and 41 districts, which roughly correspond with the administrative sectors of the Reich bureaucracy,
No netual figures of employees in this vast network are given, but careful study of the Year Book reveals the. figures.
G.P.U. HUNT FOR SOCIALISTS
Nuzl Labour THE
Front, for instance, which is headed by Dr. Ley, employs 33,800 clerka inside the old Reich (without Austria, the Sudetenland, and Poland),
To them must be added 1,200,000 semi-professional paid and unpaid helpers. The Labour Front alone had penditure of over £40,000,000 in The Releh Food organisation, under
and women.
1938.
PARIS. ; and Frylowski and Bator secretaries INTENSIFICATION of poli- of the union are among the arrested.
The entire executive committee of cal persecution in Eastern Po- the Stanislaw district party organisa-Minister Darre, employers 21,000 men land-occupied by Soviet troops tion was deported to Russia. -is reported by refugees who left Lwow recently.
Socialists, both Polish, of the Polish Socialist Party (P.P.S.), and Jewish, of the "Bund," are the worst sufferers, Socialist lenders of non working- class origin are hunted down with special bitterness by the G.P.U.
The Ribbentrop Ofce-a parallel organisation to the Nazi Foreign Office minor place in this impressive list, --with its 400 employees, ils only a
The peasant leader Gruszka is also under arrest,
martial law has been in force all since the over the occupied area
eginning of the Finnish campaign.
On the other Alde of the Soviet- German demarcation line political THE Year Book gives also an idea of the growth of such Party organisa- persecution began in earnest after the- Gestapo had taken over from the tions as the S.S.,. the Nazi Black
Guards. military authorities. Former
Hauser, deputy Arthur
It says that the S.3. Is a full-scale The Socialist leader Niedzialkowski. leader of the Lwow P.P.S; Zygmunt editor of "Robotnik," is reported to army, exclusively at the disposal of Pictrowsit, general secretary of the have been arrested, as well as the the Fuehrer, Workers' University; MM. Mastek, Peasant Purly chairman, Rataj, ex-. From various detailed hints its president of the Railwaymen's Union, Speaker of the Polish Parliament.
-RADIO-
ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)
Herbert and Bernhard Ruff 0.45 Interlude.
From the Studio.
Martial Moments (arr. Aubrey Winter)....The Band of H.M. Cold- Radio Programme Broadcast by stream Guards. Z.B.W. on a Frequency of 845 kc's. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11.15 p.m. on 9.52 m.z's, per II and III. second.
9.50. Puccini's "La Tosca" Aels
Singers in order of appearance: (Baritone); Glo- 12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter-Apallo Grantorte cession.
vanni Azzimont! (Bass); Nellö Pala! 12.30 Moussorgsky-Plelures at An (Tenor); Carmen Melis (Soprano); Exhibition.
Piero Pauli. (Tenor) and Giuseppe Boston Symphony Orchestra con-Bottini (Boy Soprano); with the Orchestra of La Scala, Milan, con-
ducted by Serge Koussevitsky,
strength can now be given as 300,000 specially picked and selected men, of unquestionably Aryan descent.
To these must be added the Death's Hend S.S., numbering 100,000 with the chief task of policing prisons and con- centration camps.
Lloyd George Wants Bigger Air Force
Urges Retaliation
If Necessary LONDON, Feb. 28. (Router). Speaking to-day at a Dorches ter Hotel luncheon, Mr. Lloyd George emphasised the need for a stronger air force and declared: "If it is necessary, make it
tacks on our citizens at home it will not end in Britain. I am for that, once we are committed to war.
1 Local Time Signal and Weatherducted by Carlo Sabagno,
11 London Relay-"Background to clear that if there are any at- Report.
1.03 Plano Duels by, Wiener and the News" Doucet.
1.15 Dance Music by, Bob Crosby and His Orchestra,
1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments.
1.45 Bcirclions from Glibert and of the Yeornen Sullivan's "The Guard."
2.15 Close Down. 5.45 Studio-Children's Hour. 0.45 Closing Local Stock Quola- Itions.
G.47 Swing Music.
7 London Relay Pictures In the Fire."
Major J. T. Gorman on Military Traditions and Customs; Music by the Welsh Guards.
7.30 London Relay The News 8 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.
8.03 Studio Two Plano Ilecital by Herbert and Bernhard Ruff (from the Gloucester Hotel).
11.15 Close Down.
ZURICH CHEERS
WELLES
1,000
is one
an
The nation has agreed that our cause la just. We are fighting for international right. We are also agreed that we will have to go ZURICH, Feb. 28 (Reuter)--Mr. through with it until we reach Sumner Welles arrived here this honourable, equitable and enduring afternoon and was cheered In the peace. That is what matters in war.
"Botter
A
Warm Long station by a crowd of about
There people.
thing I want to say He drove straight to his hotel. He as an old war Prime Minister-betler will have no official contact with a long war than a mean get out."
Appealing to his hearers to re- members of the Swiss Covernment
member that during the war wo had during his stay here.
He is expected to leave for Berlin to feed not merely armed forces but to-morrow afternoon.
10,000,000 people, Mr. Lloyd George said: "Germany forgot it last time. She depended on her great armies. She was starved to surrender. She
CENSURE MOTION
ON PALESTINE
LONDON, Feb. 20 (Reuter)-The Opposition Labour Party has decided 8.23 Bldney Torch at the Organ.to put dawn a motion of censure on to-day 8.33 Jack Hylton and His Orches- the Government's statement
regarding Palestine, pr tra in Dance Musle,
8.45
Btudio Talk on "Yunnan" by Rev. J. E. Sandbach,
the
The Liberal Opposition Party In- tends to support the motion which is
0.03 De Falla Three Cornered, ilkely to be debated next week.
Hat, Bulle.
New Light Symphony Orchestra
learned a lesson. Have we?"
GREEKS HAVE A WORD FOR IT
►
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH ATHENS, Feb. 28 (UP)-A total of 112 Greek seamen of the Merchant Marine have been sentenced to terms. of six to 12 months in exile on various islands in the Aegean Sea for neta of insubordination in foreign
conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent.. LONDON, Feb. 28° (Router)—The ports since the outbreak of war in
London Relay-Nowa Sum-Prime Minister has set up a Com- Europe.
9.15 mary.
mittco to consider how the best sor, The seamen, belonged to 13 ships 9.10 London Relay Vive La vices of voluntary bodies can be used and are alleged to have either rofused* France."
to deal with the social problems that to continuo their voyages on account. The first of a series on the Life of have arisen or may arise as the result of war dangers or else made im« the French Army, and People."
of the war.
possible demands.
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