Simla, Aug. 2 A stirring call that India should unhesitatingly take up the challenge which the "warlords of Europe have thrown at peace-loving nations world," by giving support to the Democracies even to the limit of her entire resources, was made today by Sir Sikander Hyat-Khan, Premier of the Punjab, "On the altitude which India adopts in the present crisis," he added, "will depend her future—political destiny. If war should come India must, In her own interest, participate, but in so participating she will serve also the interests of other Oriental nations bound to her by ties of friendship and culture. Independ-and culture were equally. pre-jealous in Turkey, Exypt, Hedjaz and lather Moslem countries The Premier repeated the assurance Jniven last September, that the manpower and resources. of the Punjab would be unhesitatingly and ungrudgingly placed at the disposal of Brussels, Aug. 26.
The solemn pledge taken by Germany on October 13, 1937 that she would in no way take ction against Belgium's. inter rity and that she would pect the present frontiers beiWreen. the two. countries on condition that Belgium should remain neutral in any Buro-can conflict was reasserted to King Leopold today by" the German Ambassador, Herr Son Bulow-Sehwvante, who call ted on the King today to outline Germany's attitude towards Belgium in the event of a
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