London, Sept. 19.
JOINT Anglo-French demarche protesting against the Soviet invasion of Poland will be made in Moscow today, well-informed quarters here stated, No further action is contemplated for the time being as Russia's attitude towards Germany is not "clear" and though she may be the Reich's accomplice to a certain extent, this does not show as yet that she will side with the Germans.—Havas.
Moscow, Sept, 19.
Advance columns of the Soviet forces are marching on Lwow and Vilna, says a Red Army communique published today. The continued uninterrupted advance of the Soviet army in Poland is claimed in a broadcast here today, Following their meeting at Brest-Litovsk, 180 miles east of Warsaw, German. and Soviet troops Jater established contact in the south. It may be some days before they meet in the centre.
According to foreign military experts, Russia has at least between 500,000 and 1,000,000 soldiers invading Poland.
Making their first important cap-Correspondent of the "Berlingske ture Soviet troops entered the city Tidende." A number of Sovi of Vina yesterday without resistance. soldiers, he adds, has already been The meeting of German and Soviet éecoratea for bravery in Poland ruler. troops at Brest-Litovsk is said to Disarmed Poles Sent Home have been extremely friendly. Officers of the two armies are reported. to Riga, Sept. 19. have exchanged greetings. "It 1s also After Soviet. occupation of Vilna, claimed that Russian and German Polish troops there were disarmed pilots exchange cheery waves in, the and sent home," according to re-fair-whenever their planes meet in ports received. here. The town is the course of operation in Poland, said 10 be burning sporadically, Ina joint Soviet-German com-while shootings and looting took munique broadcast over Russian sto-place this morning—Havas tions, the creation of a buffer "Polish Cernauti, Sept 18. state" between Germany and the There were 25 to 30 divisions of Soviet Union is foreshadowed, The Soviet Russian soldiers in Poland {ask of the German and Soviet troops today 24 hours after the first inva in Poland, the communique says, is sion, it was reported here—Havas, to "re-establish peace and order disrupted by the collapse of the Polish jungarlan Border Reached State, and to assist the Polish popula.
Belgrade, Sept. 18, tion in reconstructing the conditions Soviet troops reached the' Hun-of their State existence, "To forestall garian frontier and exchanged unfounded rumours on the task salutes with Hungarian border guards the Soviet and German troops acting. earlier in the day, Yugoslav Radio
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