INFANTRY
WILL
WIN
td
I
(v
weeks
before
the
present
tit
broke
out
I
from
sn
active
retirement,
says
1
1
ittte
r
in
"Oversea"
Sir
Ar
I
thtf
hi
J
been
persuaded
to
give
Ifoj
tt-'ir.i
of
his
life
and
ad
Itcatsrtt
through
52
years
of
sol-
Irin
Lt
'hat
time
he
has
trav-j
t
Empire
over,
fought
in
Iiti
I
ismber
ot
wars,
served
In
a
ly.cdi.
.u
commanded
Division.'
tsTrrps
and
the
British
Army!
Ka
"
many
heart
at
this
Icrc'
:
f
uneasiness
and
tension"
nfc
reviewer
"when
General
(Mil
ars
down
hU
pen
with
Looii
trtS:
It
Is
my
firm
belief
5a?
tf
'u'ure
war
will
be
won.
anstlvays
have
been
won.
by
b
separable
and
Indomitable
Sttal
the
infantry
soldier
fisOrnf
Britain
or
the
Dom-
ssat
h
flat
ferwreldlng
lire,
tr
i's
modern
equivalent.
nS
Cj
tame
deadly
elfect.
and
I
ta
the
ume
skill
and
valor
as
I
it
wielded
ta
bow
and
arrow
at
Cftr;
md
hu
musket
In
later
Tut
the
considered
opinion
of
lk
wr.lng
soldier
who
entered
fi
Brh
Army
at
a
time
when
t
Atnidlfk
atit
ff
fl
Clankanf
Pnrthatfri
At
City
Auction
This
Morning
Fire
ioU
werp
at
the
r
ANY
WAR':
Ttttrin
General
Puts
Ills
Trust
In
Trwpt
of
Mother
Country
And
Dominions
'
't
L0KDOK
September
30:
CPl
!..
.'"ATTiiuDie
inaiviauai.
we-
I:..
tisoci
.
'?
regiment
and
the
But
tours
jf
Olbraltar
and
spent
ROMS.
Sept.
tTtmn
n
the
Rock."
'stands
todar
as
rp&mti
i.
it
..
'.ROME
OUT
:
1
V
1
!
:
POLAND
IS
Polish
Gov't
J
Reorganized
PARI8.
Sept.
30:
(CPl
-Oen-eral
WWdyslaw
Slkorskl
has
been
named
Premier
of
a
new
!
Polish
government
formed
on
French
soil.
At
the
same
time
'
Ignace
Mosclcki
resigned
as
I
president
and
Wladyslaw
Rac-
ts
4..
-
-.
....,.
....
-
tfintrr
soJdier
irom
ureal
uniain
T
"..
iwract
irrswni,
suq-
t
the
BrlUsh
Dominion
will
win.4"
cec1
hln-
There
Is
speculs-
4
X'j
Mare
war"
according
to1
tlon
"
to
whether
there
may
(Xnl
Sir
Arthur
Oodley
in
hU,4"
change
In
attitude
by
Po-
4.
nf
Irish
Soldier"
oubltih-
lnl
toward
Otrmany
and
rttiuia
been
concluded
during
the
past
few
days
will
shortly
be
formally
signed.
It
was
announced
last
night
by
the
Turkish
government.
The
signing
will
take
place
following
the
return
of
the
Turkish
foreign
minister
from
Moscow
where
he
has
been
negotiating
a
an
trade
agreement
with
the
Soviet
loHot
uusposai
oi
mo
gotiauon
Halibut
Sales
Pacific.
Canadian
28.000,
12.11c
and
by
Turkey
of
military
Drnnrtla
4
V-.
I
.
.
n.u.
i
i
t4
.
.
.
HiuiiuiiB.
nirccmenis
wiui
urwui
ii
Au
15'
8tlon
5
Lu's
France.
4VF.
Kit
Lot
si
k
i
I
i
ne
oojcci
is
10
prowci
uic
m-
ilo
tiai
15'
scctlon
5-
Louls
dependence
ot
the
Dardanelles
and.
Lot
i'
.
complementing
the
'Russian'
trade
.
"
w.
.
.
i.
DlfVlr
1
.lt
K
..!-
it.
l
nadin
mY.
"""n
"".agrecmcni,
10
preserve
mc
o.
3,78.
Irallty
of
nalkan
nations
an(
and
Aaadi;
'a?
,r.22'
$fctlon
5-
Louta
em
Europe,
bl0ck
8tl0
5.
'
M
''Pheni
ttion
Win.
$122.29.
case
Inf
h
Dardanelles.
neut
cast-
There
are
still
reports
that
Rus-
M-'sia
alms
to
obtain
partial
control
M.
M.
the
upset
prices
In
nut
Here's
The
Catch
It
was
reported
today
that
the
trcatlc
with
Great
Britain
and
.
.
I
..AIJU.
ikatM
raclcs.
Chnrlcs
Graham,
Inspector
of
mines,
sailed
this
morning
on
.me
Cc,
Cardena
for
ft
trip
lo
Buledale
on
;
official
duties.
Germany
and
Russia
Share
About
Equally
in
Spoil
Defenders
,
March
Out
of
Poland
Fifth
Partition
Onre
Great
Power
Has
Been
Sear-red
By
Many
Previous
Splits
BERLIN.
Sept.
30:
CP-
lng
out
of
Warsaw
In
surrender.
1
Conquest
of
Poland
by
Oerman
I
and
Ruilan
trooos
result
In
the
OTTAWA.
September
30:
CPi-jthe
,a$t
vllh
a
populalion
of
35(.
wv"
wh".
"ii.
u
'-l000
Austria
nhtalnwl
"red
by
men
who
had
aatlle
j
newspaperman
.
...
.i..ii
and
confl-
portion
of
Oallcla,
.
...
.
.
j
,
.
major
without
Cracow
mea
ana
me
in-
unve
m
u..ain
pouwcians.
o.eaan
arpa
of
j.
710
square
mllss
and
a
UwMutlrr
and
who
left
It
after
today
after
a
brief
Illness.
He
was
nUMon
of
aisooo
ont
rjghthe
mostmomen-
"resident
of
the
Parliamentary:
marlUme
pa,atlnate
and
e
;J
in
Wie
transition
01
vmr
nu
loursiwiiurui
northern
half
of
Great
Poland,
a
Jttrr-
with
IU
final
mechan-
of
the
Toronto
Star.
He
was
forty-
arfa
o
620
mllesind.1
ae
ar.d
jl
bombers,
tank,
gaa
nine
years
of
age
and
had
been
UnopuUtlon
er37g000
fcl
Hr
flee'
U
worthy
of
the
newspaperman
for
thirty
years,
j
fpti
fotiiu
"
nifjt
pebble
recognition
through
i
w.
r.d,
I0
he
was
offered
the
ap-
Ws'-aif-'
of
General
Officer
Gaaur.dir.g
New
Zealand
Forces.
Bmf
U
asmclated
lnsrnarablv
I
3i
With
srat
Hlitlni-M.n
nrlth
,Amc
All
in
all
he
snent
nine
iwn
with
the
New
Zealanders
Ir
pre
war
and
five
years
thfn
on
active
service.
Five
Lots
Sold
For
Taxes
Today
TURKEY
IS
SIGNING
UP!
MlllUry
AuUtanre
Part
With!
Allies
Ai
)Vell
As
Russian
I
Trade
Agreement
I
ANKHARA,
30:
Mutual
Remaining
nominally
an
Independent
state.
Poland
attempted
to
,
reassert
her
Independence
after
the
death
of
Frederick
the
Great,
In
1776.
Prussia
and
itrla
and
Russia
la
VICTORIA.
B.C.
Expected
Statement
Will
Be
Made
On
Poland.
Russian
Relations
And
War
With
England
And
France
BERLIN,
September
30:
(CP1
The
Reichstag
will
be
called
some
time
next
week
to
bear
a
government
statement,
it
is
announced.
the
accord
completing
division
of
ln
war-
t
conauered
Poland
between
tier-
Chancellor
Adolf
littler
confer-
,many
and
Russia,
the
vanquished
!red
wlth
hU
Reneralsjand
admirals
country
Is
partitioned
about
equal-itoday
but
Informed
circles
said
ilr.
The
new
border
elves
German
v
s
waa
of
n0
poi"cal
slgnlfl-
more
territory
than
the
recent
line
I
o
military
occupation
provided.
CflD
DC
A
4
p
U
j
The
mlllUry
mopping
up
of
Po
i
VslY
1
JLtrVJLi!ln(l
It
is
announced.
Is
now
al
.most
completed.
Utile
Hope
Is
Held
of
Great!
The
defenders
have
begun
march
Britain
and
France
Acceding
to
RusM'Germsn
Plan
cance.
t
t
-
Is
Acting
Only
Temporarily
As
Works
Minister
30:
(CP)-
Italy
fifth
partition
of
Poland
In
less'
1
a
frlendlr
Dower.than
200
rears.
With
a
history
as'
,,TTOniA
Rot.
30:
CP
I
The
t'Tr
and
confidence
shoyld
ready
to
co-operate
in
bringing
theU
kingdom
extending
back
to
M.i
taking
over
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-
war
to
an
end
but
there
1
not
much
Poland
was
a
great
power
from
the
,
tullo
of
the
portfolio
of
public
hope
In
official
circles
that
Oreat
Hth
to
the
16th
centuries.
She
work
to
replace
Hon.
F.
M.
Mc-Britain
and
France
will
accept
Ber-
conquered
Prussia
and
resisted
lheiPh"on
who
resigned'
to
take
a
poll
n-Movrow
peace
terms.
onslaughts
of
Couack.
Tartars
and
sRlon
on
the
Board
of
Transport
Count
Oaxeazzo
Clano.
Italian
I
Turks
In
1810
she
even
occupied
'Commissioners
1
only
temporary
foreign
minuter,
is
due
to
arrive
In
the
Kremlin,
a
fortress
of
old
Czar-'
pending
the
appointment
of
a
per-Morcow
tomorrow
for
conference
Is-
Russia.
Internal
dissension
manent
public
work,
jnlnlster
the
with
8oviet
authorities.
weakened
Poland
and
ln
the
18th
identity
of
whom
halt
nr
yet
been
-centruy
he
disappeared
as
an
ln-N-eloed
by
the
Premle'r.
MriVQP
A
PCD
MA
W
dependent
state.
.......
J
-
11JU
ff
Jl
fVl
Lavnmil
In
that
century.
Poland
was
par-nionrn
A
117
i
T7
llUonl
th"
NmPS.
In
1772.
1793
rAMhb
AWAY,antl
1795
ln
m
y
Robert
Upll.
Preldent
Of
tawa
Pres
Gallery,
Dies
treaties,
was
forced
to
give
up
one
iimn
01
ner
territory
ana
one
ot'
fourth
of
her
population
to
Rus
sla.
Prussia
and
Austria.
Russia
took
1,588
square
mllej
In
War
Census
Taken
'In
United
Kingdom
Will
Be
Used
As
Rationin;
and;
Of
Man
Tomorrow'
-X
'Hides
Ol
Weather
Forecast
14:3.
&
-1.0
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
to
8:3i
-.9
ft
Island
Fresh
south
to
south-vest
2110
tL?
ft.
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
j
northern
and
central
British
Columbia's
newspaper
showers.
.3.-.
rxXVUl
No.
229.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
3
0,
1939.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
T
Dictators
Are
Angling
For
Peace
REICHSTAG
BALTIC
IS
HALVED
UP
IS
CALLED
CONTROLLED
BY
SOVIET
Agreement
Northern
With
Esthonla
Brings'
Sea
Under
Sway
Of
Soviet
MOSCOW.
September
30:
CP
As
a
result
of
the
conclusion
of
It
Js
assumed
that,
the
statement
j
sweeping
military
and
trade
agree
will
be
on
the
subject
of
the
par-iments
with
Esthcnia.
it
little
Hal
tltlonlng
of
Poland.
German-;ie
neighbor
which
was
once
a
Soviet
relations
and)
the
stand
to-1
part
of
Russia,
the
Soviet
Re-
Under
ward
W
Britalrf
and
France.
public
gains
firm
mUltary
and
economic
hold
over
the
North
Bal-'
tic
and
greatly
increased
influence
over
the
Gulf
of
Riga
where!
Ifltvia's
port
is
situated.
!
The
Gulf
of
Finland
and
the
Gulf
of
Bothnia
are
both
vital
commercially
to
Sweden
and
Fin-1
and.
I
Under
the
agreement
Rusla
won
the
riaht
to
fortify
two
strategic:
Esthonla
n
Islands
and
th
main-l
land
port
of
Paldlskl
as
a
naval
air
base.
It
also
gained
the
right,
to
garrison
a
limited
number
of:
roops
In
Esthonla.
ADVANCES
BY
FRENCH
ntt
VIia--
In
Germany
Have
Been
Captured
Meantfme
Hitler
Is
Moving
Up
Russia
split,
and
Aus-l1
FoL
M"nLh
W"
"00.
Bring-today
arter
the
began
a
war
with
,nr
ToUl
frVr
Up
To
general
staff
reported
Turkey.
Poland
raised
an
army,
al-'
lied
it-self
with
Prussia
tn
a
mutual
!
Assistance
pact,
and,
with
Its
fron-
.
i
tiers
guaranteed,
recognized
Its
Turkey.
September,
v.p,nt
,
a
i,.r.an,
.
military
assistance;,,
u
i
1
v.
lng
lng
a
a
total
total
naets
between
Turkey
and
Oreat
.
n.11.1.
j
.
.
Ipermlt
was
V
i-uijsii
nuoit-a
ana
w-ainennei"
,.
.
Britain
Britain
and
and
France
France
which
which
..ww
have
have:,.
L
w.
.
,.
Iconstn
mam
b
-my
tax
sale
this
morning,
received
Dobrzyn,
Kujav-
J-
government.
A
Turkish
military',
"T,
llJl
turned
"
SSTSt
for
London
today.
"i!S
PS"?
S
'of
Oreat
Poland,
with
Thorn
and
rnr.
aty
meion
wch
Treasurer
D.
J.
u
WM
announced
that
Russia
conducted
the
sale
had
made
no
objection
to
the
ne-
(Danzig,
Poland
was
reduced
to
i
one-third
of
her
original
size
and
left
with
a
population
of
about
3,-500,000.
1
In
the
third
partition,
which
followed
on
unsuccessful
revolt
led
by
Ocn.
Thaddeus
Kasclusko,
a
hero
ln
the
American
Revolution,
Poland
was
destroyed
as
a
nation.
Austria
took
western
Oallcla
and
southern
Masovla,
Russia
got
western
Mas-ovla
and
Warsaw.
Russia
took
the
rest.
In
Napoleon's
Time
were
added
to
the
duchy.
But
the
Congress
of
Vienna,
ln
1815,
after
the
defeat
of
Napoleon,
confirmed
the
1795
partition
and
Poland
dls
$71.(50
Building
permits
In
Prince
Rup
ert
during
the
month
of
Septem
been
oocu!ed
around
the
Westwalr1
of
the
Siegfried
Lirte
Pressure
li
being
kept
up
all
along
the
line
with
artillery
fire
continuing.
Basis
For
Food
An
advance
yesterday
carried
Conscription
th
French
I'n's
to
th
outskirts
Pwer
of
thf
villages
of
Hpsch
and
Borer.
I
A
German
counter-attack
half,
LONDON.
September
30:
(CP
-
a
miie
east
of
this
sector
was
re-Census
takers
have
completed
a
1tt-d
rerulscd.
register
of
46,000,000
persons
In
chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
Is
re-Fn-Tand.
Scotland
and
Wales
to
ported
t0
m0Vme
750.000
more
provide
a
basl
for
food
rationing
troops
toaether
with
thousands
ef
and
conscription
of
.man
power.
Building
Permits
Lower
This
Year
tanks
and
hundreds
of
planes
up
I
to
the
back
ot
the
Siegfried
Line.
'
There
are
also
new
reports
c
German
concentrations
on
the
Dutch,
Belgian
and
Swiss
fron-
!
tiers.
I
Oermany
reported
artillery
ac
tivity
on
the
western
front
"a
little
value
of
$7,500.
One
caarbniecken
for
$7,000
covering
himIIam
nf
n
rs
attf
Kn
rtnaea
II.
of
Russia
brought
an
Invasion
block
on
Avenue
by
J.
N.
rom
Russia
and
Prussia
declined
to.
Kl.las
othcr
WM
teken
out
French
a
night
without
Incident,
adding,
however,
that
patrols
were
active
through:
the
region
east
ot
the
Saar
River
on
the
northern
half
of
the
front.
Apparently
this
zone
Is
south
ot
-
I
,
French
Reports
f..
.
?
,u
.
by
O.
P.
Tinker
for
repairs
to
aj
A,,.
firfitiefJ
This
ed
to
the
second
parUUonbulwln
on
Slreett
amount.
ArC
UptimiSlIC
on
September
23.
1793
ln
which
,
to
$500
Ru.
la
obtained
all
the
eastern
Thc
loUl
of
$75oo
this
Septem-
provlnces
of
Poland,
from
Livonia
k,,.
rnn,n9rw1
u.lt,
tn
tn
th-.
PARIS,
September
30:
CP
1
War
News
!
PREMATURE
REPORTS
MOSCOW
Reports
that
Russia
has
asked
Roumanla
to
restore
Bessarabia
to
the
Soviet
are
described
here
as
premature.
Russia
lost
Bessarabia
to
Rouman-la
after
the
last
war.
PASSIVE
RESISTANCE
BASEL.
Switzerland
A
secret
anti-Nazi
radio
station,
presumably
in
German),
was
heard
broadcasting
yesterday.
It
urged
Germans
to
passive
resistance
tactics
in
an
effort
to
slow
up
the
pact
in
munitions
factories.
"Down
with
Hitler!
Long:
Uve
liberty
and
peace!''
the
station
is
alledeg
to
have
said.
NEW
UNIFORMS
CAIRO
Feypl
Is
solidly
with
'the
British
Empire
in
its
efforts
to
suppress
international
lawlessness.
The
outbursts
of
toy-ajtj
in
all
parts
of
the
country
and
among
all
sections
of
the
populace
have
proved
most
surprising.
ROME
At
an
audience
here
today
the
Pope
spoke
most
sympathetically
of
the
fate
of
the
rolish
people
and
said
he
hoped
the
people
would
remain
faithful
to
the
Catholic
religion.
ATTACK
IS
DRIVEN
OFF
i
OTTAWA
Canadian
troops
are
J
gresslon.
to
oc
pui
inio
new
uniforms.
There
will
be
no
buttons
or
pat-tees.
The
uniforms
resemble
skiing
outfits
with
tunics
like
wind-breakers
and
loose
fitting
trousers.
Caps
will
be
something
like
those
worn
by
the
air
force.
especially
in
Scandinavia.
From
these
ports
news
of
all
sailings
and
the
cargoes
.carried
are
sent
to
captains
of
German
submarines
with
the
result
that
they
are
'
well
informed
of
all
shipping
on
PAR18.
8pUmrjer-3a(nustheN4rrjrSeaJlt
-is-nnderstood
French
sources
cltim
that
somr
that
steps
are
being
taken
to
fifty
German
villages
have
already
correct
this.
ANSWER
TO
HITLER
IS
AGAIN
"NO"
!
Generally
Believed
That
Latest
1
Peace
Plan
Will
Be
Hatty
Rejected
I
LONDON,
Sept.
30:
(CP)-
It
Is
j
generally
regarded
a
certain
in
in-i
formed
sources
that
Oreat
Britain
.
and
France
will
flatly
and
une-jquivocally
reject
the
latest
peace
plan
of
Germany
and
Russia
based
on
the
partition
of
Poland
between
'
the
two
nations.
Neither
Britain
or
j
France
can
be
intimidated
through
obscure
threats
of
"appropriate
action'
or
"Joint
measures"
should
they
not
can
off
the
fight
which
jthey
are
resolved
to
prosecute
to
a
I
finish
against
Hitlerism
and
ag-
Authorltlve
sources
declared
that
Great
Britain
would
emphatically
a
Hitler'
peace
at
the
price
of
a
partitioned
Pj-land.
The
government
Is
with
mobilization
of
it
entire
flzhtlng
power
for
a
fight
to
the
"
i
finish
with
Germany.
LONDON
Reports
have
been
Premier
Edouard
Daladier.
for
receired
here
that
espionage
is
.
France,
will
give
the
off
lcial
answer
prevalent
in
ail
northern
ports,
W
his
countrv
ln
a
rariin
ftrfrfrt
but.
meantime,
the
French
minister
of
propaganda
indicated
the
reply
last
night
by
declaring
that
:tt
was
only
an
attempt
to
blackmail
the
Allies
into
surrender.
"The
real
reply."
he
said
"will
be
on.
the
field
of
battle"and
that
answer-will
'
oe
rar
to
the
finish."
Premier
Daladier
called
his
foreign
affairs
advisers
Into
session
yesterday
after
receiving
word
of
the
German
Soviet
friendship
accord
which
was
described
In
France
as
a
peace
ultimatum
to
Great
Britain
and
France.
It
Is
believed
by
some
In
Paris
that
a
secret
military
entente
between
German
and
Russia
already
exists.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
will
give
his
answer
on
Monday
or
Tuesday,
it
la
expected
there
will
be
a
secret
meeting
of
the
British
and
French
war
council
to
con-alder
the
situation.
Possibly,
the
Reich-Soviet
proposals
may
manifest
themselves
lh
more
definite
I
form.
Last
night
German
Foreign
Min
ister
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop,
following
hi
return
to
Berlin
from
Moscow,
conferred
with
Chanclllor
Adolf
Hitler,
supposedly
discussing
1
1
A.
mm.
me
Desi
memoa
10
iouow
in
endeavouring
to
clinch
the
triumDh
Germans
Claim
Another
Failure
m
Poland
without
further
fit-hUr,
By
British
Aircraft
Today
-it
is
believed
there
will
be
a
pro-
posal
forthcoming
that
Italy,
Hol-
.iand
or
Belgium
may
take
the
lead
BERLIN.
September
30:
(CP)
,ln
calling
a
peace
conference
to
dls-
!A
German
communique
today
cuss
various
problems
except
that
j
claimed
that
twelve
British
war
of
Poland.
Premier
Mussolini
of
planes
had
been
repulsed
ln
an
1
Italy
would
appear
to
be
the
most
avtempt
to
penetrate
German
ter-
likely
choice
for
the
role
of
peace-
rttory
along
the
Norm
sea
coast,
maker.
Even
Oermany,
it
Is
be-
It
was
claimed
thaa
the
Germans
.
lieved
here,
has
not
any
very
con-
'
had
shot
down
five
of
six
British
fident
hope
of
any
aboul
face
on
and
Moldavia,
about
250.000
square'
nm
mouth
last
vear'and
hmncht
French
war
confidence
was
buoyed
aircraft
attempting
a
raid
overjthe
part
of
Great
Britain
or
France.
rnues.
Prussia
the
total
for
this
year
to
date
up
yesterday
by
reports
that
twelve
me
j-nsian
isianas.
Tne
latest
peace
overtures
of
to
$71,650
ln
comparison
with
Oerman
submarines
had
bean
sunk
In
further
explanation
of
the
Germany
and
Russia
to
dreat
Brl-
alr
air
raid
raia
$336,550
during
the
same
month
."y
tne
Ainea
iiecas
in
less
man
unusn
over
unxnaven
iam
came
yesterday
backed
by
jthe
a
year
ago.
when
Its
Independence
claimed.
was
pro-
modern
Poland
emerged
with
101,-196
square
miles
obtained
from
Russia;
17,889
square
miles,
comprising
Pomorze
and
Poznan,
from
Oermany;
30,194
square
miles
along
the
southern
frontier,
from
Austria,
and
6,973
square
miles
from
After
Prussia's
defeat
by
Napol-,
Prussia,
eon
in
1806,
Napoleon
reconstructed
In
1921,
after
defeating
an
In
a
month
and
that
bombing
planes
and
Wllhelmshaven
naval
bases
In
threat
that
the
two
nation
would
were
carrying
out
important
attacks
on
German
njllltary
objec-tlves
nightly.
The
Allies
of
the
First
Great
Warl'T
I
recognized
Poland's
Independence!
.
1
0
JUlliP
mtO
a
a
i
m
a
vr.
lit
i
In
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
and
Quebec
Fight
Federal
Cabinet
Ministers
To
Take
Hand
In
Provincial
Election
Contest,
It
Is
Announced
the
Prussian
provinces
of
Poland
a'
vajion
by
Soviet
Russia,
It
obtain-
OTTAWA.
September
30:
(CP
trance
naa
a
i",'"
''ia
nominally
Independent
state
call-led
additional
territory
near
Minsk
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte.
minister
of.
In
event
of
Russia
becoming
invoivi
,
...
t
'
i
tti,ri.,i
j.......
j
...
ed
In
war
Wim
mc
wcsicrn
acmm.
1809
,,...-.
western
nnllrla
Oallcla
nnrt
and
Crnrow
Cracow
Polesla.
from
Russia.
In
10M
if
Mauris
rimi.u
nt
Onh.'
added
10.422
square
miles
ln
the
had
Introduced
federal
Issues
into
Kiel
Canal
yesterday,
it
is
stated
consult
each,
other
as
to
"necessary
that
the
British
planes
flew
low
ln
order
to
obtain
more
effective
re-'sult
from
their
bombing
opera-itlons,
thus
becoming
easier
tar-!sets
for
anti-aircraft
guns.
A
Oer-jman
communique
stated
that
the
i
six
British
planes
were
driven
off
by
German
pursuit
planes
which
were
successful
in
bringing
five
of
them
down.
norm,
wKeu
irom
lamuania,
and
the
forthcoming
provincial
election;
PARIS.
-
The
Communist
party
ln
1938,
ln
the
partitioning
of
campaign
and
Indicated
that
Que-
has
changed
Its
name
to
that
of
Czecho-SIovaklt,
it
obtained
405
bee
ministers
would
take
part
In
French
Peasant
and
Workers
Par.
appeared
as
a
state
until
1918,
square
miles.
the
contest.
Communist
Party
,J
Changes
Its
Name
I
t.
ill
Henceforth
be
Peasants
and
Workers
Party
measures"
unless
the
western
powers
agreed
to
peace.
Hitler
Given
Special
Guard
Members
of
Battalion
Are
Pledged
To
Protect
Der
Fuehrer
With
.
Their
Lives
,
BERLIN,
September
30:
A
special
battalion
of
Nazi
troop
1
being
organized
to
protect
the
headquarters
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler.
The
troops
are
given
special
colors
and
are
sworn
tojprotect
Der
Fuehrer,
if
necessary,
with
their
lives.