(Continued from page 7) friendliness disappear between them. (Loud Cheers). Thè World War,; which saw Germany and Russia on Opposite sides, proved to be the misfortune of tne two countries. It only served the interests of the capitalists who fow claim that the ráppróoéhment the Mopiuumem "ib" a. Vulg ive al stated that
int in Germany's foreign policy.
two Cowitries are how marching together along the road to peace."
German Itnpefialis Denied "he fuehrer then attacked the une &bróad of German im-Thor who dominate 40,000,000 Meh|&quáre Kilometres claim that' Ger-Many, who rules over only 400,000, gee ERN is hegemony over the world." the Polish situa-
the "Polish jon Will never be ion, that allowed to a bole of.contention between Germany and enirn] Flan, A Russia. The pointed out, will
reřsalljes statesmen knew nothing Oh ràelal geography, "The about history," he said.
ing to the League of Na-hi lo "the roosting place of those Hitler stated that it who were interested in the main-tehárce of the Versailles Treaty."
The Fuehrer then alluded to the ang, a strategic city official statemefits made in Britain hear the border bet-and frahee that his word cannot be trusted, "I pledged my word to the German people to free them from the fetters of the Versailles Treaty ahd give them back their vitāli rights, ahd I have done so," he exclaimed. "That is why I protest when foreign statesmen accuse andj the of bad faith."
Germany's Claims said that ex-done in Shekki ese alt raids Believ. to et the torch to all Miet by enforcing a been, ordered (o CE wit nhl eek Ba ds fo be abie to i is
ty hel systematic destruction sild Japanese advance, the Delegation sewlAL td mint "nco." iondoh, Oct. 5. Turkish mission, and sever: donet 1 Rhazim Orbis, head of the inbes of We Turkish
ott His Majesty's Gov-Were ura n po Ca-Ordination of Defence, ford Chatfield, Minister Simultaneously, à luncheon d ili honour of the Danish delegation by His Majesty's ethment. Mr. W, S. Morrison, cello of the Duchy of Láncister, "presided over the luncheon.—Reuter.
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