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Whither Poland? Asks Goebbels

Berlin, To-day.

The Nazi Propaganda Minister, Dr. Joseph Goeb- bels, in a leader called “Where is Poland Go- ing?" deals with the latest Polish attitude to the German claims.

Dr. Goebbels alleges that an agreement with Po- land would have been reached long ago "if it had not been for the so-called peace-makers in London and Paris," who, he says, really were.

"panic and warmongers.”

Dr. Goebbels says: "During the last weeks, Poland, and especially the Polish press, seems to have lost the last shred of reason and all capability of judging the true value of Poland's military strength. "It is not my wish to pour oil. on the flames, but Britain's attitude is chiefly responsible for this pu- blicistic madness in Poland, which has now culminated in demands for large parts of Germany, including East Prussia.

LONDON RESPONSIBLE "London is responsible for the serious situation in Poland, and London one day therefore will have to bear the consequences.

"Mr. Chamberlain will not be able to excuse himself by saying

that he had not meant events to take such a course.

"In politics, things depend not on intentions but on deeds."

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MOSCOW END'S

CENSORSHIP OF PRESS DESPATCHES

Moscow, To-day." Foreign newspaper representa- tives in Moscow were given a welcome surprise to-day..

They. · were Chief of the Press Bureau of the summoned by the

Foreign Commissariat and were informed that the censorship hitherto exercised over

all; tele-

Commenting on the alleged dis-graphic. reports of foreign corres- tribution of maps in Poland show-pondents would cease immediately. ing German districts marked, “Po- lish," the Nazi Propaganda chief says: "Germany has taken note o this in cold blood, and is fully aware of the fact that frontiers are not drawn with printing ink alone.”. -Trans-Ocean.

THE TYPHOON RE-CURVING

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It was intimated that correspon- dents who sent tendencious reports injurious to the prestige of the selves liable to expulsion. Soviet Union would render them-

The censorship has existed ag an institution since the beginning of the Soviet regime. Its abolition is attributed to the initiative of M. Molotoff, -Trans-Ocean.

Actually discussions with this object in view have been proceed-- ing in London from time to time- in the last three months with M.

the Maisky, the Soviet Ambassador,

and the decision is believed to. have been reached as a result of his visit to Moscow.

the

After cool weather during night, when a minimum temperature of 69 degrees was recorded, thermometer advanced to 78 de- grees this morning, with humidity at 75 per cent.

The Royal Observatory reports GAFENCU'S VISIT

Mongolia.

TO BELGRADE

that a weak anticyclone covers the Pacific to the east and south-east of Japan, and another appears to be forming over

The

Venice, To-day. Philippine depression is situated The Rumanian Foreign Minister, about 100 miles south-east of M. Gafencu, who left Rome yester- Manila, moving slowly northward: day for Belgrade on the penultimate Pressure remains relatively low stage. of his tour of European over Siam.

Local forecast: North-east East winds, moderate; cloudy,

capitals, broke his journey at Venice- and in order to see the Rumanian to Minister to Hungary, who had ar rived there the previous day. ·

Immediately on reaching Bel- - grade, M. Gafencu will call on the Yugoslav Foreign Minister, ››Dr. Markovitch.

LET AIR OUT OF TYRES

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"Giornale d'Italia" expresses it-- Caught by a constable called to self satisfied with the outcome of the scene by an eyewitness, Lam the Italo-Rumanian conversations. Kwai-man, a e

Trans-Ocean. cat-cleaner, was this morning charged with maliciously damage to car. No. 2098, the pro-

perty of A. 3. P. Wilson.

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Two men, coolles who slept at the

JUNKERS TO

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letting the air out of the tyres.

Defendant pleaded not guilty,

saying that at the time of the acts he had not been at the pier, . Hơ was arrested while standing at the Government pier, where one of the witnesses alleged he ran when see- ing the constable-arriving,

MANCHUKUO

Tokyo; "To-day.

Baron von Gablang, who has just b

flown a Junkers JU 52 plane Germany, is leaving Tokyo on May 11 for Manchukuo, where he will ' was fined $10 or one stay two or three

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