THE CHINA MAILAC
1939
RIBBENTROP NO MORE THAN A HITLER ECHOIN DULL SPEECH AT DANZIG
Danzig, To-day. BRITAIN'S
IN A SPEECH TO A BIG demonstration last night
which was broadcast to all German stations and GIGANTIC then sent out to the world in many foreign trans- lations, the Nazi Foreign Minister Herr von Ribbentrop, stated that Danzig would never again be separated from the Reich."
EFFORT
BRITAIN AND NIGERIA OFFERS
Offers
London, To-day. from Nigerian "native leaders of gifts of money › are gratefully appreciated here.
Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Se- oretary of State for the- Gofanles, has written them his grateful thanks for this, generous · offer, but that he thinks that the needs of the Nigarian Administration come first, as he does' not 'want to deprive that body of money which 'may' latar beʻrequired in Nigeria.—Reuter.
London, To-day.. The Queen, accompanied Referring to what he described as an attempt to by the Minister of Supply make Danzig and the Reich responsible for the yesterday visited three fac- present state of war, Ribbentrop declared: "This tories making Army battle war has in the truest sense of the word been im- dress, greatcoats and other FRENCH
clothing for the Ministry of Supply.
"
More than 3,500 workers, most of them women, are employed in the
ORDERS IN
-posed on Germany.
Ribbentrop proceeded to deal with Mr. Chamberlain did not come to the German-Polish negotiations re- Munich in order to prevent war but to garding Danzig. astonishing attitude of Poland to ment had decided upon. Hitler's magnificent and unrepeatabla The British assertion that Germany offer seemed remarkable to me. To-almed at world domination was as day we have the answer to the rid-ridiculous and impudent as Britain's dle England was behind it!
foreign policy was unscrupulous. "We know to-day that already at that time negotiations for a guarantee were on foot with England."
He declared: "The postpone the war the British Govern-works which Her Majesty visited. AMERICA
BREACH OF AGREEMENT
By slandering Hitler, the British want to alienate the German people from their leader.
-POLES-TO-BLAME! -Ribbentrop added that the German The German people will not toler- Government must make the Polish ate sly and impudent insinusations. Government -fully responsible for Ribbentrop declared that by declar- those events-and for the highly sus-ing war on Germany, Mr. Chamber- picious development of their rela-lain had broken his agreement with tions.
Hitler that Britain and Germany would never wage war on each other.
Referring to the collapse of the Polish State, "Ribbentrop said that Germany will now see to it that a redistribution, justified by real-con- ditions, is carried out and that real appeasement takes place.
Now Soviet-Russia and the Great German Reich guarantee for the whole future the main- tenance of quiet, order and peace In east Europe.
HITLER'8-EFFORTS Ribbentrop, recalling Hitler's efforts towards Anglo-German reconciliation declared that again and again Britain had adopted an unconciliatory atti- tude and Hitler only abandoned his efforts when he was forced to re- cognise that Britain did not want to conciliate.
Ribbentrop declared that the conclusion of the German-Russian pacts put Germany's foreign polloy on a new basis.
Traditional German-Sovlet friendly relations had been restored and there existed all the necessary conditions for deepening this friendship!
By far-reaching agreements, an ex- change of raw materials and indus-
• trial products between Germany and the Soviet was already operating and would increase yearly. They would reach the highest point of turnover shortly!
Territorial divergence between the two states was out of
the question forever.
WELL, WELL, WELL! Regarding Germany's relations with the United States, there could not be any divergency at all with that country. Germany had absolutely no Interests on the American continent except for the -greatest-possible-trade with all States on that continent, but, while Germany bad always respectad the Monroe Doctrine, the existence of many British Colonies, possessions coaling-stations, -naval spases dic. the American continent signified breach of this doctrine and could bra Britain into violent partdiet-
WAR GUILT- Referring to the question of guilt, Ribbentrop said that ɔarh whole of world public opinioj was not the slightest -doubt French people did not and would rather si
than tại mà been imposed negotiations. Franéh
vilt.
Mr. Chamberlain did not under- stand Hitler's historic peace offer. Misguided by his policy, Mr. Cham. berlain took it as a sign of weak-
ness.
Ribbentrop concluded: "We shall never make peace until there are guarantees that such an attack against the German people is once-and for all excluded."-Reuter.
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"Two of the works have been open- ed-specially for the mass production of Army battle dress and greatcoats. During the tour, Mr. Leslie Bur" gin told the Queen that since the Army expansion scheme of four months ago, they were now producing greatcoats at a rate faster than after four years of the last war.
Regarding all other equipment, weekly production-now is equal the annual production a year ago British Wireless.
SOVIET AID TO CHINA
to
Shanghai, "To-day. Reports current here are that alto- gether 500-Soviet military and muni- tion experts have arrived in "Chung- added that £30,000,000 king. It is worth of war materials have been ***Hitler is now apparently satisfied supplied by the Soviet to China.-- that his peace offensive must be aban-Our Own Correspondent. doned. The feature of the Ribbentrop speech is its puerile inadequacy. this is the best Ribbentrop can do to justify Germany's position, Hitler had
>London, Te-day. better do all the speechifying, or at Sir Eric. Phipps, retiring · Ambas- least permit us the unconscious "hu-sador, arrived from Paris in London'
yesterday. -Reuter. mour" of a Goebbels.
OFF THE RECORD
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By Ed Reed
WASHINGTON, TO-DAY. ~THE "FRENCH "GOVERNMENT· HAS PLACED ORDERS TOR BE- TWEEN *1,500 “AND “2,000 MOTOR WITH "AN LORRIES (TRUCKS)
AMERICANʼFIRM.
"The French ́Ambassador in' Wash- ington said yesterday "that ́France is of already buying large quantities
and is prepared to pay cash. blankets, shoes, etc. for the «Army
Later, he said, the French Govern- ment might buy horsės.
He indicated
that "big" brders” for
warz-supplies «would: berpisted if the Arms "Embargo:is: repeálét—Reuter.
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