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Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
September 18, 1939. By Ernie Bushmiller
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TEXT OF LEAFLETS Dropped By R.A.F.
SEVEN
LET'S
Russian
In Germany Penetrate
LONDON, Sept. 17 (British Wireless)The text of the second and third series of leaflets) distributed by R.A.F. Alrcraft over Germany were issued by the Ministry of Information to- night. The second, as already reported, in the address to the German People by Mr. Nevillo! Chamberlain, which was broad- cast in German on the night of the outbreak of war.
The third reads as follows: Text Of Leaflet
"Despite the efforts of all men of goodwill to avert a catastrophe, the Nazi Government has plunged the world inin war.
This war
criate. Germons, j
Depth
Forces To of 34 Miles
RIGA, Sept. 17 (Reuter).-Soviet troops are advancing along the whole front and have passed Baranowichi, 34 miles from the Soviet frontier, according to reports made known here.
The Russians are expected to meet the German troops at Brest-Litovsk
who are logical people, should male to-morrow.
a clear distinction between the pre-
text on which their leaders started it,
and the principles that have compell-
ed the British
and
French
In the south, they are expected to meet the Germans at Lwow (the
to defend Poland's Inde, former
Tsar Russian city of Lemberg) to-morrow morning.
"From the stort the British
ment declared is belief that there
was nothing in the Polish question to a European war, with all its
justify
tragic consequences, Tut the Munich
later by the brutal destruction of
Flagrant Aggression
LONDON, Sept. 17 (Reuter).-The Polish Embassy, in a state- settlement was followed five montis ment condemning the Russian invasion of Poland as a flagrant and Czecho-Slovakia's independence by direct act of aggression, says that the Soviet has flagrantly violated the Polish-Russian Pact of Non-Aggression concluded on July 25, 1932, of Czecho-Slovukla we had to insist which, by a protocol signed in Moscow on May 5, 1934, was prolonged that peaceful methods of negotiation should not be paralysed by eats until December 31, 1945.
your
readers,
"If Poland was not to in the way
of violence, and that any settlement
should safeguard the vital interests NO POSSIBLE EXCUSE
of Poland, and should be honourably
carried out
Not Frightened Of War
The statement adds that by the Convention concluded in London on July
"If the Chancellor of the Reich 3, 1933, Sovict-Russia and Poland agreed to a definition of aggression.
Imagined that fear of war would
induce the British Government to
This definition clearly stamped as an act of aggression any encroachment betray the cause of Poland he made on the territory of one of the contracting parties by the armed forces of the other.
a fatal mistake. It is not England's
way to break her pledged word, and,
more than this, the time has come to
Furthermore it specially stated that no consideration of political, military, call a itali to the rule of brute force economic or any other nature could, in any circumstances, serve." as a pretext or which the Nazi Government wishes excuse for committing an act of aggression.
to impose on the world.
"In precipitating this war, he has. Thereby an act of wanton aggression was committed
come up against the inexorable will
of the British Government, backed this morning.
not only by the whole resources
United British Empire, but also SELF-CONDEMNED
by the alliance of grent- Powers to; maintain unimpaired human Überty
The Soviet stands self-condemned as the violator of
and the rights of free peoples to n free existence.
its international obligations, thus contradicting all moral Up to the last moment the Pope,
the President of the United States principles on which Soviet-Russia has pretended to base
of America, and the King of the Bel-her foreign policy since her admittance to the League of
gians, speaking for Belgium, Holland, Luxemburg, Denmark, Sweden, Nor- way and Finland, turned to your Nazl Government and besaught Germany to choose a way of media- tion rather than that of "war"
'Nations.
WORLD SHOCKED
SUBMARINE WARFARE
Nazi Activity May Influence U.S.A.
ROME, Sept. 17 (Reuler),-- The New York correspondent of the Italian nowapaper "Tele- grafo" says that the attitude of the United States will be much influenced by the way in which the Nazis conduct their sub- marine warfare,
If Germany acts in accordance with the Nazi character und conducts submarine warfare wholesale, it will offend a formidable section of Amerl- can opinion which favours the sup- port of Britain and France.
The correspondent thinks that the fattitude of the United States towards Germany might be as hostile as in 1017.
Nathan Road Store Burgled
The Blue Bell store, in Nathan Rond, was burgled early this morning.
About 2.30 am, a coolie from the Kowloon Phartnaey saw two Chinese Ielimbing from the skylight window above the front door of the Blue Bell Store.
Another coolie blew
pollee whistle and immediately proberded 10 Katherine Building where the manager of the store, Mr. J. A. Gutierrez, lives. Mr. Gutierrez ut unce went to the Yaumati Polier Station and returned with Delective Sergeant Johnstone and a Chinese defective.
Investigation revealed that en- by trance to the store was made breaking the plate glass window, through which'a hund was inserted and the bolt drawn.
The store was completely ruuack- ed but, fortunately, due to parti- cularly good business during the past that this pretext justifies the few weeks, stocks had been greatly violation of Poland. The Govern reduced. However, the burglars tment of Poland, the President and managed to
get away with goods the Parliament exist on Polish soll valued at about $200. The store und are carrying on the war with all was insured against burglary their power.
other risks ----- Soviet atitression violates pacts made with Poland during the last few years."
Red Army Communique
SPECIAL' TO THE "TELEGRAPH" MOSCOW, Sept. 17 (UP)-A) broadcast communique from Russian: inte-Army headquarters on Polish soll, states that the Soviet forces have occupied
S'hai Newspaper Suspended
respect Rumunia's territorial
rily.
Embassy Remains Open LONDON, Sept. 17 (Reuter). MOCOW, Sept. 18, (Reuter).—The Mr. Arthur Greenwood, deputy Polish Embassy in Moscow in still in way centre Volazhin and the rail-lication of the
leader of the Opposition in the contact with the Soviet Government.
closing down. ter" to-day that the "work will
ALLEGED BREACH House of Commons told "Reu- The Embassy denies that il s
OF DEFENCE LAW be shocked to learn that Soviet-
me 10 be
London Reaction
au
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” SHANGHAI, Sept. 17 (UP).--The the northern sector towns of Municipal Council has banned pub- Glubokoc
"Chinese American of Molodechno. In the centre zone.
Daily News," which was the target July for a terrorist ullack late in have crossed the River Niemen at when an American bartender, Cap- have occupled the town of Bereno-tain Albert ("Tug") Wilson, was vichi and four villages.
killed.
the Russians
weeks,
In the sou
the southern zone, they have The Municipal Council did not Two people—an Indian and a Russia has invaded Poland. LONDON, Sept. 17 (Router).--Only occupied the towns of Rovnu, Bubro, Chinese-Were charged before
"The reason 10 far disclosed brief summary of events, has been 2lalaz, Tarnopol and Horodenia state their reason for the ban which Mr. R. Edwards at the Ceutral para to
completely to London by the British Am-Its also claimed that seven Polish will become effective on Monday Moscow, Sir William Oghting places and two bombers morning, but said they would allow Magistracy this morning with adequate, and without any just-basador to
Beation. Repercussions to this action Seeds.
were shut down. Their crews were publication to be resumed after three breaches of the Defence cannot yet be foreseen and specula- The Foreign Secretary, Viscount | interned. (Finance) Regulations.
tion is fitfle...
ifalifax, was
Chinese quarters believe that the in consultation with The Russian advance ad along the Yurtous officials throughout the day, Russian frontier is continuing success-Dan was placed because the paper and the situation is
being fully fully.... meeting with The weakest recently ran a series of anti-Wang
Ching-wel articles. report says examined between Britain, France Pulish resistance. The and Poland.
the population is greeting the Russlan Army cordially.
"One thing, however, is certain. that whatever may happen, Britain's pledge to Poland will be honoured, "Polish freedom is the symbol of all the hopes we cherish-the final overthrow of tyranny and libera- tion of the forces of democracy and freedom.
Wong King-cheung, manager of the Fool Sing Chung firm, was charged with purchasing foreign currency without the permission of Governor. He
alternatively WIIK charged with borrowing foreign cut- rency.
Künden Kodumal manager of Messra, O. K. G.dumal!
"If Poland should temporarily be and Watumull, was charged with crushed, she will rise again in her having sold or lent foreign currency new glory, typifying conquest over dietatorship and the establishment of authorised permanent freedom in the world."
to Wong, Neither
dealers.
party
are
Laichandani,
No Real Surprise It was
was stated in the charge that the
PARIS, Sept. 17 (Reuter). The money involved was 20,000 yen. entry of Soviet
troops into Polish Japanese currency.
in political circles here. territory has caused no real surprise
The defendants were remanded for a week, bail of $500 each being allowed.
It is pointed out that, despite the efforts of German propaganda, there Is nothing to prove that the Soviet move has been made in agreement with the Reich,, or indicates that Soviel-Russia is entering the wor on the alde of Germany,
Position Obscuro LONDON, Sept. 17, (Reuter)
Advance Inland LONDON, Sept. 17, (Reuler).-
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" from the Soviet Government's deci- Soviet troops have now advanced 40 Nowspapers Splash Reports
sion. miles into Poland along the whole
Offcial quarters here are still TOKYO, Sept. 18 (Domel)-All [of Poland's eastern frontier,
Japanese newspapers without excep-awalling details although a telegram llowever, there is no reliable in- tion splash reports from Berlin and received from the British Ambas formation as to the extent of the Moscow that Soviet troops marchador, leaves no doubt that earlier advance.
reports of the Soviet Intention to into Poland across the frontier on The Polish Legation at Berng says Sunday.
Some papers Issued extensccupy the Polish Ukraine and White that it has received a radio message Inst night. No omelul comments are Russia were substantially correct.
At a meeting of Ministers to-day nouncing Polish resistance west of availabic yet. Minsk.
the latest developments were con Russian "Neutrality" The Russians are apparently carry-
shlered, and the Foreign Secretary SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
was in close consultation for many ing out three drives against the Vilno
LONDON, Sept. 17 (UP)-The hours with the Prime Minister. province, the most northerly Polish Ministry of Information announces province, and another two drives that Ruania had informed the British
Not Surprised south of here along the railways, |Ambassador in Moscow · that
The advance started with drama-Soviet will pursue a policy
the
They informed the Ambassador
It can again be emphasised that this move on the part of the Soviet Upset Stomach
the suddenness two hours after the neutrality in their relations with London or Paris by surprise.
Government does not take either Polish cavoy to Moscow had been Great Britain. handed the Russian note.
Well-informed observers here point Cleared of Acid
Governments Not Surprised that the Soviet Army has been order-out that. It le quite consistent with what has been known for a long LONDON, Sept. 18 (Reuter)--The ed to occupy certain areas of Polish time of the Soviet attitude towards Stomach disturbances such
Soviet invasion-of-Foland has not territory, as digestive pain, gastritis, wind, heart-Representatives In Muscow of Bri-greatly surprised the British, French It is learned that only a brief report frontier in the event of Poland being
tha
problems arising on her western burn, and feeling of revolt, are hatain, France, Germany, Italy and and American governments,
has been received from the Ambassa-involved in war. variably the result of "acid forma-Japan yesterday were handed a noto Mr. Chamberlain and Viscount dor. Further information, is now Beyond that they feel it would be tion" which, as a rule, gets worse amplifying the neutrality statement Halifax were in lengthy consultation being awaited.
unprofitable at present to speculate and worse and may ultimately lead by the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. yesterday.
German Plano In Russia and certainly, whlie no possibility to serious ulcers.
By counteracting Molotoff.
Soviet's Pretexts
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH can be excluded in
cha.De
the absence excess acid and preventing its forma- ton, BISMAG (Birurated Magnesta)
view of her guarantee to come to Polish Embassy in London Lo-day been
LONDON, Sept. 17 (Reuter),The BERLIN, not 17 (1) his further Information, the tendency
announced that a · German{here is to quickly puts right an upset stomach; Poland's assistance, now needs issued a statement on the Russian plane, owing to engine
clarifying,
from the action trouble, servo any deduction the utmost re Bon appears instantly, fermenta
invasion of Poland.
crossed the Soviet frontier and made of the Soviet which, while giving and wind are ba
banishod
The whole position is abscure woothing
The statement said: "The pretext en emergency landing at Lubitnow full value to the Soviet-German and British reaction is expected of the Soviet advances in an attempt The Geeman; crew, proceeded to and to the recently reported agree relief supersedes uncomfort-
pact able. "disturbance. Thousands have:
to be made clear immediately. to justify its aggression is that the Kiev. fended stomach trouble With:,318MAG
Rumanian Neutrality. Polish Government has ceased to net Cfisurated". Magnesia)—you can do BUCHAREST, Sept. 18, (Router), and - has abandoned Poland, thus the samel Ask for BISMAG pow-The Soviet Minister to Rumania Joving ane, poput Gur pro- LONDON, Sept. 17, (British Wire- including & Batural conflict of In- der or tablets to-day and always see last night informed the Rumanian
less). Obscurity surrounds the chests in Eastern Europe between the Government cannot events of the last 24 hours arising. Soviet and Nazi governments.
and
The position of Great Britain, in
"the oval 'sign on every pack.
Foreign Office that Rusin. would
Löndon Reaction
of
ment between the Soviet and Japan-
¡ese Governments, appear to fall to take into account many other factors,
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