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SEPTEMBER
13,
1938.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WORLD REACTIONS TO HITLER'S CHALLENGE
ENTRY OF ARTIFICERS IN
HITLER'S SPEECH
(Continued from Page 1.) from the fears of the past few weeks. -Reuter.
Rome
Reaction
Rome, Sept. 12.
(Continued from Page 1.) "To-day we are faced with untled front of Bolshevisis democrats," he declared,
A
and
the
"In the International world democrats are working hand-in-hand with Moscow.
**This
whose
simply
two
HTC
insincerity 15 disgusting. There are only
governments
cent. of their backed by 90 per
Anancial peoples, elsewhere the democracles
THE ROYAL NAVY.
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The tone of Herr Hitler's speech is ficer and Ordnance Artificer in
nationa considered outstandingly moderate here, especially in view of the His Majesty's Navy. Candidates must be the sons of British Born "grent provocation Germany suffer Subjects, having served appren-ed."
In the general opinion of Rome the fleeship and will be required to
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measures.
and
other
are fooling the public by and other mentis.
have no "At the same time they hesitation in bringing the natives to reason with bomba. They stand for equality but refuse 73 million people the most primitive rights,
our "We could not get back colonies because the natives could the The Giornale d'itala declares that not be asked. Without asking Herr Hitler's inalalence on a, speedy opinion of the natives they subjugat- solution means that a plebiscite willed the continents, and they expect Germany, where 140 persons nie have to be demanded, but
squeezed into every square kilometre, to keep her Jews whereas the Powers circles consider that Herr Hitler does
than Sudeten with only a few persons to not require
square kilometre do not want them. autonomy within the Czech State.-
"They do not offer to help but Reuter.
speak of morals. I would rather be connot who insulted by some one rob me than by robbed by someone who praises me.
more
Prague Fears
irr
thr
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BRITISH
DEFENCE
MEASURES
(Continued from Page 1.)
at all points along the Swiss frontier to be loaded with explosives as soon as possible to enable the railroads and highways to France and Ger- many to be dynamited in the event of an emergency.-United Press.
Belgian Preparations
Brussels, Sept. 12. Preparations have already been completed here for the dynamiting of ull frontler roads and railways in the event of a threatened Invasion. The frontier guards have been heavily relaforced.
The Cabinet has met and adjourn- ed without making any announce ment.-United Press.
Air Raid Precautions
Prague, Sept. 12. The completion of bomb-proof shelters made of steel and contrele has been hastened in the gardens of the United States legation.
Members of the legation are
on
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the
"We are being insulted, but we are position to prevent, ourscivea being piltered.
Prague, Sept. 12. Officials of the Sudeten German Party suggest that as a result of the
If a member of the majority of right of reiteration of the
oppressed peoples protests he can be lo self-determination, it
killed; for be practically Impossible to knocked down, even may
Ale of the economically they are being systema- restrain the rank and purty in the provinces from demand-tically ruined and they want to
and also from plebiscite | log a
possibly increasing the demonstra- Hems. They may even try a short circull union with Germany,
The first reaction to Herr Hillier's Czech is Average speech by the "There will be no plebiscite, we would rather fight and it is better to fight now than a year hence, when conditions may not be so favourable."
Renter.
Issue Unsettled
Washington, Sept. 12.
of the Members
Department of Herr refuse to comment on State Hitler's speech but unofficial foreign observers here emphasise that it
leaves the fundamental issues un- settled and merely postponed the disclosure of the German course of action-United Press,
London Reactions
London, Sept. 12,
Herr Hitler's speech is viewed here. No fire Insurance will be effected by the undersigned in any case what-as the opening of a campaign for a plebiscite and as a veiled ultimatum Bills of Lading will be counter-to President Edouard Benes.
ever.
duty 24 hours a day and report signed by developments continually to Washing-
ton.-United Press.
Egypt's War Minister
In London
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN. N.V.
Agents,
Hongkong, 10th September, 1938.
which steamed into Portland harbour London, Sept. 12. The Egyption War Minister, Hasson Sabry Pasha, has arrived in London. 10-day fired a salute of 21 runs to The Royal Oak. the battleship ostensibly for an unofficial visit. He
crack of
American was welcomed by Mr. Leslie Hore-movements Belish and representatives of the cruisers in the Atlantic has lent em-
Admiralty and Air Force.--United phasis to the persistent belief that
Press.
U.S. Warships In England
The American
STARTS
TO-DAY
London, Sept. 12.
Nashville cruiser
It is generally believed that refer- ence to the warlike preparations being made along the western frontier inevitably means a corresponding acceleration of French and British defence plans, hence it is believed that the nervousness and fears of the the speech has postponed the show. past week are not lessened, though
down.
Some well-informed eircles here. have interpreted the speech an accen- tuating and adding to the gravity of is taking a strong and the situation. Amerien
A plebiscite is a friendly role in her efforts to avert matter which has worried the officials war, despite the fact that officials insince Prague earlier stated definitely Washington state that the warships she would not accept the suggestion arc visiting England merely on of a plebiscite.-United Press. shake-down cruises.-United Press.
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exterminate them.
"If these creatures cannot help themselves they will find my help. (Cheers),
"I said previously that Germany would not tolerate the subjugation of these people and I request| foreign statesmen to be convinced that this is no mere phrase,
"For us the Strasbourg Minister meant much. We are not revenge- ful. If we made a renunciation we did i for the sake of peace and to bury the quarrel with France.
"We accepted the greatest sacri- for fice in order to pave the way International conciliation.
"It would not serve European peace if we were Indifferent to the fate of the
Czecho- Germans in Slovakia.
"We should understand it France and Britain were defending their interests in any part of the world, but we ourselves have our German interests which we will defend at all costs.
"When the regional elections were about to take place in Czecho- Slovakia the Czechs were not certain of their success aud President Benes now invented the lie that Germany had mobilised. It is Interpreted to meon now that Germany has re- treated before the threats of France and Britain.
"A great Power cannot swallow such an impudent incident again.
fortifications.
on
"As a Nazi I am used to hitting back. On May 28 I adopted grave measures; the strength of the army was increased, the building of the air force was greatly accelerated and there was an immediate extension of fortifications in the west. The most formidable fortifications of any kind are under construction there and 2,708,000 workmen
busy arc these
In addition there are 84.000 workers and a hundred thousand members of the Labour Corps and numerous
sapper battalions, besides one infantry divi- Elght thousand truck-loads of material are moved daily and a hundred thousand tons of gravel and rails are being used in these farti- fications. which be ready by
After completion winter.
they will comprise 17,000 defence works of reinforced
which will concrete aggregate nearly ten
ten miles.
Behind this line of Iron and concrete stands the German nation in arms.
sion.
will
"President Benes Indulges In tactics, speaks of organisations and negotiation. This cannot continue.
"The Germans demand the right to self-determination and demand that the oppression of thure and a half million Germans in Czecho- Slovakia cease or
or that the free right of self-determination takes its place.
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It is up to Pragne to effect an agree ment with the Sudeten Germans, aml It is
is our
resolve to see the wrong
does not remain wrong,
The
"No new Palestine shält arise. poor
Arabs in Palestine may be defenceless and deserted but the Ger- mans in Czecho-Slovakia are neither defenceless nor deserted. The Aus- trians are here now they will agree that we do not deserve to remain Germans if we are unwilling to bear the con
consequences.
and Germany
are re-
"ations; the German Em-
pire begins to, breathe again and a new Italian Empire has arisen.
"One may not love them, but one cannot remove them.--Reuter,
KWANGTSI BURNS
FIERCELY
(Continued from Page 1.)
stubborn Chinese
ten days by n resistance.
At the same time Japanese papers here report that the Japanese on the north bank of the viver hove advanced through Honan towards Hankow and after several days of aerial bombing have occupied the northern slopes of the Tapich moun. tains, one of the strongest Chinese defence bulwarks-Trans-Ocran.
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