1939-10-26 — Page 2

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PUBLIC ENEMY No.1

WAS IT NECESS

OCTOBER 20

ANSWER GIVEN. TO RIBBENTROP

CHARGES

London, To-day. THE FOLLOWING FACTS disprove Ribbentrop's al- legations that Britain had plotted the war for years and rejected all: Hitler's peaceful over-

tures. (1) Britain has permitted Hitler to reintroduce, build an air force, remilitarise the Rhineland and occupy Austria and Sudetenland:

(2) Britain has constantly striven for good understanding with Germany and the present British Government has been strongly criticised in the United States and neutral countries for the lengths that it went to achieve this end:

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(3) Britain's guarantee to Poland was given on March 31. Poland had rejected Hitler's demands on March

26.

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(4) Mr. Chamberlain returned from Munich last year with Hitler's pro- mise that any question arising be- tween Germany and Britain

would

be settled by consultation. Mr. Chám- in berlain said: "This means peace our time."

Six months' later Hitler betrayed him by seizing Czecho-Slovakia.

ITALIAN OFFICES

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(5) Both Britain and France plied favourably to the Italian peace proposals of August 31 but laid "it down as a fundamental, in reply to the second proposal of September 2, that the Germans should Polish territory.

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BRITISH

TRADE DRIVE

London, To-day.

The Board of Trade is discussing with export industries the possibility of exporting to markets where Ger- many has an advantage, owing to their close proximity, as well as to other markets where Germany Is finding it difficult to supply goods.

This was announced in reply to a question in the House of Commons yesterday by Mr. R. S. Hudson, Secretary for Overseas Reuter.

Trade.

ANGLO-RUSSIAN TRADE

London, To-day.

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The question is being considered of following up the Anglo-Russian agreement for an exchange of timber a fresh suitable to war

(6) Germany herself made war against rubber and tin by

on agreement Inevitable by invading Poland September 1.-Reuter.

more

conditions.-Reuter.

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