The Archive · 1939

U.S. Girl Sends Dollar

To King George recat 40 788

London, Oct. 8.

'An American gil, aged twelve, has gent King' George Vt'a dollar from Philadelphia assist evacuated children.

atr. Walter Eliot, the: Minister of Health, has replied to the Tetter accompanying the gift, thanking the sender and assuring her that the dollar is being devoted towards winter Clothing for children,—Reute Republic. said. that the anteNaai movement had mown so strone the former Czechoslovakian territories that "Germany. had. been" forced. to Feintorce "her Army of occupation there.

Sccupied Ceechoslovakian resist ance hay been organized under such Tomideations "and. conducted with Foch eflefoney that "Germany "has BUG obliged to reinforce the oecupstion army Despite the gestapo "ihe German Secret Service), our people immobilsing. several German Sivisions "which "cannot be sent the Western Front" Dr. Benes Frenchman Interrupts German Broadcast Paris, Oct. 8.

Europe's "The paper sates tht the announces fiom, Suutigart. began. his ightly French roaderist last night with Snnouncement that he mended shartread the text of There ities the announcer frushed speaking, another voice broke in. on the same wavelength, saying "Thix Is a. true Frenchman speaking: don't listen 29 fonger to the traitor oF Stuttgart."

The voice continued: "Germany withes to break the formidable union of Britain and France.

SOkd she" wants peace, violating, and wil violate, all treaties Signed' by" her."—-Reuter.

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