Mr. Chamberlain stated that a creased number of foreign States had declared their neutrality, but that case had this led to" any re~ Taxation of the armed vigilance which now characterized Europe as n direct result of the Nazt menace to elvitiza-
For the moment, the Eastern Front was still the. main centre of operations, "The Germans," stated Me. Chamberlain, "appear to be endeavouring to force a decision in this theatre before they are compelled to trans-for formations to the West to meet the threat of allied intervention, "That these hopes so far have' been teustrated is due to the indomitable spirit of the Poles, wha refuse to"be Amsterdam, Sept. 13.
Fear that advantage might be taken of nightly blackouts by clements engaged in subversive activities against the state is being felt by the authorities in Berlin, the "Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant" reported from the German capital today.
"Himmler, chief of the Gestapo, has been given a free hand to deal with such elements," the paper added. "A dim light will be henceforth maintained throughout the night in. the streets of Berlin as numerous seditious bills were posted during the Fecent blackouts. " Jews have been Drohibited from going out of doors after 8 pam. It is expected they will be shortly rounded up for compulsory labour service and kept in special concentration camps."—Havas.
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