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THE NAZIS DESCRIBE IT
Berlin, To-day.
A peace speech addressed particularly to Britain, coupled with a warning, was the description applied to Hitler's utterance at Wilhelmshaven by well-informed German quarters.
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In the words of one commentator: "Hitler declared that he wanted peace but at the same time gave a sharp warning against the continuation of the Chamberlain encirclement attempts, whe- ther disguised or undisguised.
'We do not believe in the defen-I sive nature of this. policy; every
day we see
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examples of attempts | to torpedo our peaceful actions with active attempts to put ob- stacles in Germany's way the Rumanian Agreement for example.
"We are ready for peace but not for more encirclement. We shall certainly not remain in- active until the rope is right around our throat.”
Press comment emphasises the danger of the "encirclement" policy' and declares that Hitler has given
Britain Reuter.
time for reflection.
WAR GUILT
Berlin, To-day. "England has nothing to seek in German vital sphere," is the headline to an article in the "Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung,' commenting on Chancellor Hitler's speech at Wilhelmshaven.
WHAT ABOUT ITALIAN "VOLUNTEERS?"
Paris, To-day.
The end of the Spanish War which was officially announced by General Franco on Saturday in a final military bulletin, has led the French Sunday papers to ask: What about the Italian volunteers?
"Intransigeant" observes that should Mussolini still refrain from recalling his soldiers and thus vio- late his promise to Mr. Chamber- lain, the Anglo-Italian Agreement of October, 1938, will become null and void, since the withdrawal of Italian volunteers was one of the conditions listed therein.
The paper compares the "policy of encirclement," allegedly pursued by England at the time when the late Admiral von Tirpitz was Min- ister of Marine, with the British policy to-day and writes: "Tirpitz Mussolini will be reluctant to re- The paper is of the opinion that
B&W the net drawn constantly
in doing closer around Germany. He re-
call his troops because,
peatedly negotiated with England 80, he would deprive himself of an excellent instrument for forcing but nobody can maintain that any
compliance with his Mediterranean problems were solved by those ne-
demands. Trans-Ocean. gotiations. Neither can anyone maintain that the German Govern- ment in those days was not honestly desirous of reaching an understanding.
"WAR IS ENDED"
Salamanca, To-day. The Franco communique states: With the Republican Army disarm- ed and interned, the Nationalist forces have reached their last mili-
But already at that time the German Government's efforts prov- ed fruitless. .To-day the German tary objectives.
The war is ended. nation occupies a different position in the world.
PRE-WAR ERROR
Reuter.
The Fuehrer has given the Reich CLAIMANT WANTED
a foundation of power which can- not be shaken from the outside.
No nation of white race is more Kwong Choi, 20, was charged be- . homogeneous than the German na- fore Mr. T. J. Houston. this morn- tion and in none is racial homo-ing, with unlawful possession of a genity numerically so strong, hence wind screen-wiper, a motor, a bunch no other nation has such natural of keys, a screw driver and a span- internal equilibrium.
This is a fact with which Eng- land must reckon.”-
ner, at Des Voeux Road West..
Defendant pleaded guilty and was remanded for 48 hours. ht The paper goes on to say that
The Police are awaiting a claim- Germany will not again commitant for the articles, which are at the error of which she was quilty the No. 7 Police Station.
in pre-war times of taking in-
Detective Sergeant Mcvey is in adequate counter-measures against charge of the case, England's policy of encirclement.
A WARNING
“Voelkischer” -Beobachter” says The paper that the Fuehrer's speech should gards England, convince those that favour such a that the naval policy that the latter will not suc- separately linked ceed in attaining its psychological |tione ader sim.
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