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ONDON, Sept. 19 (Reuter).—The diplomatic cor-Sibelius Symphony No. 1 ndent of the "Daily Telegraph" learns from

a

In E Minor, Op. 39

4 source that the Russian advance is designed to 11. K, T.

12.15 p. A Short Servier of 1- 12.30 Compositions of Eric Coates. 1.00 Time and Weather. 1.03 Vivian Ellis at the Piano. 1.15 Gracle Flelds and Hutchinson.

all of castern Poland up to the so-called Curzon Inamely from Grodno through Bialystok, Brest-tercession. Ik and Przemysl to the Carpathian Mountains.

Curzon Line indicated the Bview in 1920 of the lexi- tiieastern frontier of the nereated Polish State.

brrespondent points out that fbvlet atm is successful in the 30 will include the whole of thehine within the Soviet fron- Hier

Nazi Approval ?

Twice A Week Air Mails Again

Imperials Airways announce that

Call Up

Up Reserves

LONDON, Sept. 18 (Reuter).-It is officially under- stood that the Lithuanian Government has decided to undertake partial mobilisation in order to strengthen their forces on the Polish Embassy in Tokyo, declared on Mon-

day in an interview with Japanese! Leslie frontier.

reporters.

M. Piskor said that in 1932 a non-

Russia and Poland, and the Poles had of the Lithuanian policy, of faithfully observed their obligations neutrality for the purposes of under the agreement. disarming and interning any

Official circles explain that

Rugby Press this step is taken in pursuance i#ggression part was signed by Soviet

1.30

and Reuter Weather and Announcements.

1.45 Dance Music.

2.15 Close Down.

0.00

An Hour of Dance Musle.

7.00

tions.

Closing Local Stock Quota-units of the Polish army which may attempt to retreat into

as from Ortuber 1 there will be a re- 7.02 Haydn Symphony No. 101 Lithuania.

twice-weekly

and In D Minor (The "Clock").

of their to determine sumption Iot yet easy

between Hongkong how this action was already ap-service prosy Germany under the recent Bangkok. Since the declaration of war the service has been operated Mosagreement, adds the cor respint, though it stems likely only once a week. fromatements made in Soviet

frontestablished.

bueue.

till

N Nazi Neighbour

Eually it may be deduced that

No change is being made regarding hamo desire to see Germany the surcharge for mall and then fully stabshed on the shores of the sumed service will remain in force Bloc Sea. Indeed, the present visit until further notice.

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8.03 The Street Singer and Antoni

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9.05 Cinema Organ Mundo.

Baltic Fears

to

As "1

Branding Soviet Russia grant aggressor nation." the Pollsh correspondent said that l'oland must now defend two fronts. This would be almost impossible because modern nation. Poland was relatively a new

YCATR,

Rumania's Position

take cause it seems now to Union intends to

a

"In the short space of 21 SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" we have tried to develop our Indus- TOKYO, Sept. 19 (Domel)-Soviet tries and at the same time build up 7.30 Two Songs by Robert Rad-military authorities who have ordered our defences," M. Piskor continued.

Red troops to advance into Poland, Admitting that Poland will even- Planes will leave Hongkong on ford (Bass),

said. circial Moscow had no intention Sundays and Wednesdays, and Bang- 7.38 Orchestral.

are planning to drive on Estonia and tually be defeated, M. Piskor 8.00 Time, Weather and Annce-despatch to the "Japan Times".

Finland, according

London however, that the Poles would fight Russo-German kol of se a common

on Sundays and Thursdays,

to the bitter end, it only to defend Connections will be effected at ments.

The Soviet Government has detail- their honour. Sntemplated, and

con-Bangkok so as to resume the twice- the re-creation of n Polish weekly air mail service between and The Paramount Theatre Orches-jed its troops in that direction and also

Hongkong, England and Austraila, trs.

begun transportation of munitions,

"It would be possible that Rumania There will be no duplication of 8.34 B.B.C. Recording-"London the report says.

Since it is services.

be only A Mosale of Actuality and letters the Soviet generally believed that would come to the aid of Poles, be compiled and produced by Felix positive action against Estonia, which matter of time that she also will be will provide a strategic outpost to forced to fight for her independence.

П "We have Leningrad, grave concern is being felt

military pact with for mutual aid in case over the future action of the Soviet her, Unlon in the Baltic Sea.

"When Moscow began its invasion, I was much amused to read that it rights of was done to protect the the Soviet minority in Poland. Any-

Russians in one acquainted with "In order to forestall unfounded Poland immediately sees the absurdity rumours of every description regard- of the stalement because they are ing the task of the Soviet and Ger- either White Russians Imman troops acting in Poland, the Russians opposed to the Comintern."

U.S.S.R., and German governments declare that the actions of these ..... Minorities Will Floo troops is to pursue no contrary aim

"If Soviet Russla gains control of to the interests of elther country or Polish territory, these Russlan of contradicting the spirit and letter minorities will be obliged to

flee to of the non-aggression part concluded protect themselves from Moscow

to Mrow of Shukri Sarajoglu, of Turke is 1ore probably concerned

with any

other

with coordination of the Blacktective positions in the west, south Sea dence than purpose

and east, and will not seek to extend her frontiers except where neigh- Broad eaking therefore, it ng bouring territories are threatened by pears tha ussia is taking up pro-a powerful third State like Germany.

9.15 London Relay-The News. 9.30 Violin Solos.

9.47 Band Music.

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Russo-German Communique

MOSCOW, Sept. 18 (Reuter), Symphony Orchestra conducted by German-Soviet communique states: Professor Hobert Kajanus.

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"On the contrary, the task of the

"Some time ngo, Soviet Russla troops is to re-establish in Poland proposed aid to Poland if she were peace and order disrupted by the nitncked by Germany. This, how- collapse of the Polish State, and to ever, was refused because it was quite nssist the Polish population in re-evident that once Russian troops constructing the conditions of their entered Polish territory, even to fight state of existence."

the Germans, It would eventually prove dangerous to Poland. U.S. Concern

"If Moscow la serious about fight- WASHINGTON, Sept. 18, (Reuter)ing even after she has taken what -Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of she wants in Poland, it will mean a State, laid a press conference to-day very long European war, England Soviet Russia her that the United States Government wii consider was not unmindful of the develop-enemy because she attacked Poland." meots

caused by the marching of Soviet troops into Poland.

Partition Plan

Further study would be necessary MOSCOW, Sept. 18. (Reuter) - before there could be any announce The officlui newspaper "Isvestiu" to- ment regarding the extension of the day published a map which may pro- ylde a very good hint of the Soviet arms embargo to Russia.

Afr. Biddle, the American Ambas-plans in Poland. sador to Warsaw, will soon move to The map shows a straight line France with his staff, sald Mr. Cor-running from a point on the East dell Hull.

Prussian frontier through Brest- Litovsk and Lwow to the Carpathians Latvian Precautions

to the Rumanian-Ruthenian fron- LONDON, Sept. 18 (Reuter) tiers. Latvia, one of the Baltic countries to

German troops are shown on the receive Russia's assurances that her line facing Foland. The implication beutrality will be respected, is now is that Soviet troops will be on the taking odditional military measures opposite aldo of the line occupying in addition to enlling up reserves.

western White Russia and western Ukraine, leaving the Germans with a free hand as regards the remainder of the country.

Reda Cer Busy

Scandinavians Worried Copenhagen, Sept. 18 (Reuter) There is considerable uneasiness in the Baltic States und Scandinavian countries about the immediate future. MOSCOW, Sept. 18 (Reuter).—It The Prime Ministers and Foreign is oficially announced that Pro- Ministers of the four northern coun-paganda branches of the Red Army trles-Norway,

orway, Sweden, De

Denmark have alreally organised meetings in and Finland-mel in

to the Polish Ukraine. that Usero

day, but It is

imlikely enhagen

will be pay official communique re- garding their discussions

statement

intul

is issued after the meeting GERMAN BONDS

Lithuanians Want Vilna

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 18 (Reuter).

The Lithuanian authorities deny

their troops are massing on the

IN AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (Reuter).

fronter in order to seize the Polish-The United States Security Com- city of Vilna, which at one time be- mission is to undertake a publie in- longed to Lithuania,

quiry into whether Germany should They admit, however, that they are be permitted to issue bonds in the prepared to negotiate on the question United States.

of its return to Lithuania...

The

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When Germany, fled a registration SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHI statement she failed to. disclose most TOKYO, Sept. 10 (Domel)—It la of the financial information required. quite evident that treatles mean The conditions were much that no nothing to such Powers as the Soviet sovereign Government could submit Union or Germany, M. Alexander to them, announced the German Eme Piskor," Press Attache to the Polish bassy.'

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