Kodiak mirror. [volume], August 02, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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j FOREIGN NEWS (from page l)
j Berlin - Thousands of leaflets bearing Hi tier Ji
i ''lAst appeal to reason” v/ero scattered over :j
{England by Nazis pianos. Those pamphlets were j'
| 10 x 12 finches and of very rough paper. Tho i
| German High Command also made public a state— !
. raent that "England would pay dearly for the i
| destruction ci Henbutg'f. j
(-Bucharest - Over 200 divisions of Russian
i troops arc being marched into Poland now as i
Premier Molotov stated that the Soviets were j
■ taJ-ipg an attitude of prepared watchfulness. ' j
. Tokyo - The pro-Nazi administration of Japan j
| announced recently that they wore the donin
! anu po’Ter in tho east and were going to take
i over both tho Dutch East Indies and French*-'
j Indo .China, ovon in view of tho warning givon
thorn by.the U.S. last spring. Cordell Hull
witheId any statement today, but admitted they
were worried over rhe situation as the .U.S,
supply of both tin and rubber would be severe
ly curtailed by any such action.
London - Generalissimo Franco of Spain today
firmly resisted any German encroachment on
Spanish soil and refused to aid tho axis now- ■
ers in the preparation of the ,rbig attack” on j
, Great Britain. / j
I Rone -• Vu-gina Gaydo continued his attacks by
jhis papers, on the British Government. He
| stated that the axis powers would continue to
j bomb England until Hgbe was punch-drunk and
- j would gladly suz rondo/-”,
[Vichy, France - The-Pctain Government today
{confiscated tho private fortunes of beth Baron
• 'Rothschild and Eugene Dreyfuss, amounting to
|untold: millions, They also sentenced to death
{General Dechaud, who is in command of all the
{French forces throughout the British ancl.Fren
i ch empires, with headquarters in. London, who
!still continue .to fight against Nazi conquest,
jSeattle - The daponese steamer Nona Mam. left
Seattle today, bound for Yokohama, loaded with
lumber and scrap iron.
{Moscow - It was authoritively stated that all
i, negotiations have broken down between the
?English and Soviet representatives. That
Britain has failed, horribly in her attempts .
at professGd friendship; that.from now on the
Soviet. Union would work hand in hand with
Hitlor and Mussolini. These remarks were cred
ited to' Foreign Conmiscp.r Molotov, in a"*rodent
speech, I,;of enso Commissar. Timoshenko was sent
• to J£ishir,off,, caultal of the Bessarabian’
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