London, Sept, 22.
Residents of Folkestone yesterday saw two British warships in an appar-fent attack on a German submarine a short distance from the coast. The people of Folkestone early yesterday heard gunfire and rushed to the cliffs from where they could see two ware The White Paper vividly describes interview between Sir Nevile Henderson and Herr Hitler on August 23.
The Ambassador told the Chancel. ur: "Throughout. the centuries we have never that 1 know broken our
remain Britain." word, "We sould not do s9 now and Herr Hitler, excitable and uncompromising, used violent language in regard to Britain and Poland. When the interview was resumed, however, hho was quite calm, but he emphasized his determination to attack Poland "if another German was. ill-treated there."
Sir Nevile Henderson spoke of the tragedy of war and Herr Hitler's immense responsibility. The Chancellor replied that it would be all England's fault. The Ambassador refuted this, but Herr Hitler declared that England was determined to destroy and exterminate Germany. He said he was 50 years of age, and preferred war now to when he was 85 oF 60.
Sir Nevile said it was absurd to talk of extermination, and that a peaceful, prosperous Germany was in the British interest. The German Chancellor answered that England wai fighting for lesser races, and that was fighting only for Germany. The Germans this time would fight to the last man, Herr Hitler said. "It would have been different in 1914 had he been Chancellor then.
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