Premier Declares Ruthlessness of Germany Has Been Unmasked for Whole World to See London, Oct. 1. HE second anniversary of the Munich agreement—a date which the world will remember for the tragic sacrifice made by the Czechoslovak people in the interests of European peacc—was recalled in a special message to the Czechoslovak people which Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's Prime Minister, broadcast yesterday.
"The hopes which this agreement stirred in the heart of all civilized mankind has been frustrated," stated Mr. Churehi "Within six months, solemn pledges given by the unscrupulous men who control the the destiny of Germany were broken, and the agreement was destroyed with a ruthlessness which unmasked their true nature and their reckless ambition to the whole world.
The protection which Hitler forced upon you has been a sham and cloak: for tee ncorporat King Pleased With flourishing country greater Germany and ied Colonies Effort stinetive defiance London, Oct. 2 jout_history ino European ith nition has shown a greater will t0 iven.a full account, when survive than yours, and today' agai {the Colonial Once" yesterday. our peuple have given countless proofs of their courage in adversity.
"Your Soldiers" In Britain "Here in Britain we have welcomed your soldiers and people who have come by: many daring escapes to take part, with ever increasing success, i British Casualties in Raids Estimated London, Oct. 2. ice Wr ses seotomice air ela conaloe the patio or Ceeenrdvaks, Noes] the rita Tales sre me tcl estimated lst night front Shout. 8600 hile."
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Sihich' hae. few: parallels in modera was met by Lord Lloyd, uniform of an Admiral of the Fle Secretary. The visit occupied Cole "Battle of All Nations" hour.—Reuter, battle and, nations who prefer il serfdom, It fe a struggle of civilized the Fight to live their own Life in the manner of their own choosing, risking death or worse than Feath in order to foster resistance Oil King's Son Missi Stockholm, Oct against the cruel and. heartless oppressor.
"It is because we are both Gxhting for the "fundamental decencies of human life th: are determined that neither our struggle nor your struggle shall be in vain. It is for have refused of the brutal is deathless made the restoration of Czechoslovak cannot and will not perish, Mr. Churchill Reuter, Record Night Enjoyed By London Area London, Oct, 2. For the first time since the beginning of the German ail attack against the British Istes, London's night air raid warnings ended before midnight last night.
During the all clear period, trans port facilities resumed operations the central area, London residents were skeptical, however, and few came out of their air raid shelters, The: sudden quiet before midnight followed an unusually quiet day during which British fighter planes and reinforced anti-alreraft.baterles re~ pulsed the major German attacks of the day,
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