Biting Scorn Towards Soviet Policy Berlin, June 8.
That recent developments in Cen-ital Europe have not tendon to improve Anglo-German relations is evident from comments in the press nere this evening, in which Britain is denounced witn exceptional sharpness in connection with Mr Neville Chamberlain's latest statement in the House of Commons, which the newspapers subject to a critical analysis Attention is also called to a statement in the French press, declaring that even though certain states do not wish to be guarameed it is entirely with. the power of the Soviet Union to proclaim those states as lying within the sphere of vital)
Soviet interests, Deating with this statement, the "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung" writes: "A more insidious assault on Funeral $f V of Pootung I
Vp. xi Photo. dent A large gathering of friends and comrades of the late Mr. R. M. Tinkler, who was buried at the Hungjao cemetery yesterday afternoon, are here seen standing around the grave during the burial services at which Dean Trivett officiated. Lieutenant-Commander Noji, Commander of the Japanese Marine Detachment at Pootung, who wasin charge of the Japan se marines in Tuesday's scuffle which resulted im the death of the deceased, also attended the funeral. the right of self-determination of small states and their right to independence in their foreign policy would be difficult to imagine."
The "Hamburger Fremdenblatt" declares that if guarantees are forced upon smaller states against their wish, the world will finally be able to judge who in reality are the oppressors of the minor nationalities.
Writing in "Der Angriff," Dr. Robert Ley, leader of the German Labour Front, declares: "On their German Mountaineers Tackle Himalayas Munich, June 9.
According to reports received here from Sikkim. the three German mountaineers, Grab, Paidar and Schmaderer have left their main camp in the Himalayan Mountains to tackle Tent Peak, 7,400 metres high, as the first stage of this year's mountain-climbing expedition in the Outrages in Jerusalem Jerusalem, June 9.
A new series of bomb assaults, causing not less than a dozen explosions in and about the city's electric transforming station and cutting off the current supply in four districts of the city, occurred here late yesterday evening. The bombs e apparently supplied with time
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