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War’s fury has rushed by, Germany has conquered Poland. Now resident of Tamewitz drags away piece of wreckage-a section of barbed wire entangle ment. Photo passed by British censor. H...-

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Joseph Stalin, right, dictator of Soviet Russia, and Vyzicheslaff Molotoff, his foreign minister, watch Jochim von Ribbentrop, Gor- Inan foreign minister, sign Nazi-Red pact that splits Poland lic- tween the two powers. Allies fear Russia may join Germanv in var as result of veiled threat contained in this agreement. Wlrile . Berlin gioated with joy over new road to east, Moscow was re- , ported making overtures for assistance and economic pacts with Turkey.

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Jane Carr, film actress, "Lights Up” for Loyal Air Force men whom she entertained in o hangar same- where in England." Leading actors and actressess are helping keep Britain defenders happy by giving "*9" 3mm‘, much as the “Tommid' of the Great War were entertained. )

Bmilingly these British Toinrnies, their steel helmets camouﬂaged and their faces covered with smiles, DRIVE" 1° 5""! l "M" "lil-eVheTlt ll! Bﬂllllld" Iiiith will take them to the coast and then to the war sens in Fromm q T . . . _,

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General Alphonse Georg, right- hand man to Gamelin as French chief of staff, was wounded by sl- sassin who murdered King Alex- andcr of Yugoslavia at Marseilles

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Admiral Pound

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a - ‘v “tza-mna- .. ﬂan. .;I-f,o.__ .V ‘ - ___ _,_ _. m _ gt "‘ . g???“ llcre is the palatial home of Lord and Lady Astor at Ciivedon. EnslB-ﬂll. which “"11 br‘ a liﬂl (Trims Hospital fcr (‘nnzziiiiiiis in Britain. Rt. lion. R. B. Bennett, former Prime Minisetcr of Canada, now in England, who is chairman oi’ a committee co-ordnat n; Canadian Red Cross efforts", aim unccd the offer and its tentative acceptance pending confirmation from Red Cross head-qunrtrrs in ‘Yrrsntn. During the Great War this famous home was placed at the disposal of Canadians as a hospital and hundreds Greece “n” h" w" can“

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