1939-11-02 — Page 10

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Bringing Up Father

IT'S FOUR O'CLOCK

NOW-1 MUST HAVE

A LITTLE SIP OF TEA-

WELL- HURRY UP- WE'RE GOIN' TO CLIMB "EL CAPITAN"

TODAY-

MY WORD-THE LONESOMENESS

HERE IS TERRIFIC-

NO DOUBT-

WE ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT CLIMBED

THIS MOUNTAIN-

THE CHINA IL NOVEMBER 2, 1939.

SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES

CONCERNED

London, To-day.

HERR HITLER is closely studying M. Molotov's speech, reports from Berlin state, and has had several conversations about it with his advisors. Reports of its reception in other countries must be a double cause of dissatisfaction to the Nazis. Holland and Sweden, for instance, object to Molo- tov's remarks about Finland and regard Ger- many as responsible for this. One Danish paper says that Russian behaviour in the Baltic and the new Soviet proposals to Fin- land are regarded as a new form of invasion.

Holland feels anxious, for success for the Soviet might prove to be a prelude for German demands for the use of Dutch islands in the war with Britain and France.

The influential Swedish newspaper "Tidingen" says that it is clearly out of the question for Finland to allow Soviet Russia any kind of concessions similar to those which China in her hour of weakness and now the Baltic states have been compelled to yield.

It would be a similar case if Sweden was to lease to a foreign power one of her southern naval bases or the district of Gothland.

CLEAR "NO"

One could expect to hear a clear Finnish. "No". This is a cardinal point of Scandinavian policy of liberty and neutrality.

BERLIN CONCLAVE

Moscow, To-day. The German Ambassador is fly- ing back to Berlin.

It is reported he will take part in the conference of German Am- bassadors from all over Europe. -Router.

GERMANY'S AID FROM

A Danish newspaper says that the SOVIET

speech justifies the anxiety of the whole of the neutral world if it be- comes general for great powers to place "military colonies" in highly cultured and nationally conscious countries.-Reuter.

FRENCH CABINET MEETS

Paris, To-day.

M. Daladier gave the French Ca- binet yesterday a detailed report on his visit to the front and on the in- ternational situation.

J

The Cabinet also discussed military

and questions, including pay

food allowances for wives and families.

Another meeting will be held on

Reuter. Friday morning.

FOUND

ww

LOITERING

IN A GARDEN

Before Mr. T. J. Houston this morn- ing, Lai Wah, 30, was charged with loitering in the garden of No. 543, Middle Gap Road, yesterday morn- -ing.

Defendant was seen inside the garden by

he Sergeant Reddish; was sentenced to two months' hard I labour..

MY WORD - ISN'T THAT ONE OF

THOSE HOT CANINE PAVILIONS?

Moscow, To-day. Germany does not entertain very large hopes of getting much raw materials, etc. from Soviet circles, informed circles in Moscow state.

Major factors. are the inadequate transport system in Russia and the Lackwardness of Soviet industry, which is not even able to produce enough for home consumption.

These factors apply to oils, food- stuffs, fertilisers and raw materials.—- Reuter,

NUFFIELD'S NEW POST

London, To-day. Lord Nuffield has been appointed Director-General of Maintenance

in

the Air Ministry. He will supervise | supply services to the R.A.F. and also the organization for the repair of air- craft and equipment.

He will be assisted by Mr. Oliver Bowden, as Deputy Director-General. Both will be withouf salary.—Reu- ter.

ANGLO-SOVIET

TRADE DISCUSSIONS

London, To-day. It is officially stated in London that the preliminary Anglo-Soviet trade discussions are to be continued. Reuter.

GET THEM WHILE THEY ARE HOT-

GENTS -

YOU MEAN HOT DOG

STAND

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