The Archive · 1939

German Invitation Made to Britain

Black Guards' Organ on Dictating World Peace 1600 a year, but ts of alt to be given up depends very largely upon the next t of the See. Pub oth Gh (he mew bishop's in it income is a pension for his predeces-is entitled to draw £3,000 from the revenues of the See when ie rëtirës, Dr. Winiiington Ingram has intimated that £1,000 will suffice for his needs when he gives up the bishopric in September and sets forth on a world tour. This sum is more Berlin, Mar. 30.

The official organ of the Storm Troops, "Das Schwarze Korps," toda; urged Britain to join Germany in a league to dictate the peace of the world.

"England must now make a fat-sighted decision whether to stand together with us," the journal said. "N so then the two white peoples' will dictate peace not only in Europe but the whole world."—United Press Exercising his dogs oh the beach near Southwold, England, Mr. Harry Alderton saw a hare on the shingle ahead of him, He shouted to frighten it back to the fields fringing the beach. Instead, the hare bounded into the sea and swam out, followed by the dogs. After the hare had gone about 400 yards the dogs, outdistanced, gave up the chase, Their quarry returned to the beach at another point and escaped inland.

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