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are informed that, Then further delon-under the War Clause of the tions, which paralysed the micro-

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In between announcements, Raflo-fdecided: Warsaw continually played Polish national songs and murches.

"Please Excuse Agitation"

At one stage during particularly heavy detonations and machine-] gunning the announcer salt: "Please excuse the fact that our volcca sound somewhat agitated| and nervous,

our

"We have had to continue broadenst amidst continuous fighting. We will continue until we can no longer carry on."

The station was still functioning normally this afternoon.

Throughout

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Britain Will Never Turn Back, Says Eden

LONDON, Sept. 11 (Reuter).—Herr Hitler deli- berately made negotiation impossible, and instead chose to embark on a war of naked aggression, declared Mr. Anthony Eden in a broadcast. to-night.

"He made the choice, and he must suffer the decision," said Mr. Eden.

"For us now there will be no turning back.

PETITION BY BANKS

Three delegates of Chinese banks In Hongkong called on Hon. Mr. S. Caine, the Financial Secretary, yes- terday afternoon petitioning that all; Chinese banks be permitted to deal la foreign exchange, provided they adhere

the foreign exchange restrictions recently announced by the Hongkong Government.

to

By order of the Hongkong Govern- | ment only three Chinese banks, namely, the Bank of China, the speech revealed the bankruptcy of Overacas Chinese Banking Corpora- the German policy.

Bon, and the Bank of East Asin, are "Hitler made many preatises to authorized to sell foreign exchange foreign countries. None of them husduring the emergency period. been kept.

"It is therefore not surprising that The delegates pointed to the sprelal different Chinese "We have no quarel with the Ger- confidence is felt in any assurance facilities which man people, but there can be noe may give. Great Britain, therefore, banks other than the three nuthorized Jasting peace until Nazism and all justified in requiring that peace ones can provide in remittance to cer-

should be

tain parts of China. concluded only with a that it stands for in oppression, Cernian Covernment whose word It is understood that Mr. Caine will cruelty and broken talth, is bonished

trusted. may be from the earth.

take the matter into consideration, "But the Nazl Government har This issue admits no compromise misled the German people whom

says "Central News." miso. Our determination to see it had promised peace with honour. The war through to the end is un- shaken.

Policy Of Violenco Does Not Pay

"They have not got peace, because the Germa "We have decided to Bght to liberately

Government has de- pursued show that aggression does not pay, violence which male war nevilable. policy of and the German aline that this country means to go the world recognises the erudity und on fghting until the goal is reach-violence of the German Government's Attacks Beaten Off

charges against Poland. "It is already evident that the During the morning, the announcer

Je kunt decoque, as the Nazi Government seeks to delude its Prime Minister called it, has become said that the defenders and beaten off

people into thinking that a quick all too familiar. There is no country two strong German attacks, one on

victory in Poland will be followed by In Europe which does not regard the either side of the city.

There were only five berths vacant

German Government o He

Have a graphie description of when the Australian-Oriental liner indiference or capitulation by the present

Western democracies. That it not pursuing a policy which is a menince the bombing and machine-gunning Taiping saited for Manila and Aus- the trul

truth. operations audible

to the security and Independence of to listenerstralia yesterday, the second class SCC-

"The carried out

people of this country Brenll. out throughout the day by the tion being packed. However, beyond ready to fight a very long war 12 the German air force.

a few Chinese familles, the big bonk-bitter end, if must be, to rid the

No Country Safo Men, women and children hiding ing did not:

"Brilain is fighting for the return

Until this is achieved, no country is

"The Nazi Government may say it

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has no aims in the West, but the tale of limited German territorial ambi- tions has been told too often to Inspire the slightest confidence. Versailles, its Goering

"Britain does not desire another falsely alleges, collapse of Germany, but a with an honourable German Government. Field Marshai Goering's speech can Regarding the economic situation, have brought little comfort to his listeners, who were already reduced to meagre rations before the broke out.

peace

war

behind barrlendes in the street were, from Hongkeresent a refugee exodus world of Hitlerisin and all that of decency in international relationa, Field Marshal Goering's optimism

most of the Europeat

the announcer said its anguished passengers being round-trippers who lanes at one stage, being machine had come north by the Talping or gunned,

via Singapore.

During the day, Polish notables who have refused to abandon the city entered the broadcast studio to make

announcementa.

Monday.

Mayor's Broadcast

implies,"

Empire's Response

Rerferring to the Empire's res- Two Chinese

ponse, Mr. Eden sold that Canaria, women who had failed to obtain the necessary sanc-

Australia, New Zealand and South tion of the Secretary for Chinese Afrien had each given an answer to the challenge and made the causo Affairs to leave the Colony were un- fortunate. They were refused per- its own. Indin also. The colonies

too The Mayor of Warsaw told his mission to go and they and their ters of the globe come messages uf

had offered aid. From all quar unseen audience that the city has baggage had to leave the ship about

loyally

and withstood seventeen

offers to help, air raids on five minutes before the sailed.

"Once more Britain stands in arm- One Chinese family of 11 was ined and resolved with her sister The Mayor referred to the methods cluded in the passenger llat. Another nations at her side." employed by the German raiders in Chinese family of 30 applied for bombing and machine-gunnlag pri- berths, but would not take the only vate houses, the Nazi planes dying seven berths which could then be only a few hundred feet above the provided for them. stricken elly as they carried out their The Ajax sailed yesterday for operations.

Her only "Such brutality has so far failed Singapore and Europe." to intimidate the citizens of Warsaw, Hongkong passenger was Mrs. B. J. who are enthusiastically assisting in King, wife of a naval officer.

the defence of the capital," the Mayor.

announced.

He added that 20 per cent, of the Warsaw has resulted in a general raiders had been brought down

retirement of German motorised units after severe losses in men and materials, according to a broadenst hy the radio station in Warsaw early this

Warsaw Stand Firm SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Sept. 11, (UP).-War-morning. suw-Radio announces that the War- The immediate threat to the Polish saw Civil Commissioner, M. Kostek capitul is believed to have been Biernacki, hus ordered the local relieved, though strong forces are Government authorities to remain at advancing slowly from the north-

posts, even

even if their districts are west and south-west. occupied by German troops, in order Polish troops retreating from

to give the civilian population as an are now involved in a fresh much protection as possible.

battle, and are retiring slowly towards He has also instructed the local the Vistula. authorities to Influence the civil po- They are expected to break through pulation not to evacuate their domi-the German advance columns and to rejoin the main force, which is to the north of Warsaw, where the heaviest operations are now taking place in Street fighting in the suburbs of the regions ut Lomza.

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"Germany may say they have no aims in Western Europe, but the tale of limited German territorial ambi- tlons has been told too often to inspire even the slightest confidence.

"Britain does not desire another Versailles Treaty, as Field Marshal Guering falsely alleges, nor does she desire the collapse of Germany.

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Hitler's Promises London, Sept. 11 (Reuter)--Field- Marshal Hermaun Goering's speech (reported in the Telegraph" yester- day) has revealed the bankruptcy of German policy, is the opinion in offieint British cireles.

A statement issued by the Ministry of Information recalls itler's broken promises, and says that no confidence can be placed in any assurance be may give.

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