Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-22 | Page 1 | Germany, Russia to Sign Pact; Hitler Arming More Troops

i l. i i il f II GERMANY q RUSSIA TO SIGN PACT J r HITLER ARMING MORE TROOPS FUEHRER APPEARS DETERMINED TO REGAIN All lOST TERRITORY POLES A AWAIT W NEXT NAZI MOVE I Berlin Coup Hits Encirclement Bloc I Europe today reeled under the shock of f anno announced German Russian negotiations negotiations negotiations for a pact As nazi Foreign Minister J Joachim vo von began an Journey aerIal aerial journey to to r Moscow t to draw up upa a soviet bilateral 1 p peace ce pact pad there ther we were these I repercussions in in in Eur Europe's pes pe's capital c capitals J Warsaw Government Government sources announced determination determination determination deter deter- to defend Polands Poland's borders regardless of totalitarian totalitarian totalitarian pacts and democratic and democratic decisions London The London The British cabinet cab cabinet cab cab- ab- ab inet decided th the the- urgency of I Ithe the situation necessitates an immediate call of of parliament parlia parlia- parliament parliament ment and that body will convene Thu Thursday Berlin Nazis Berlin Nazis hailed the Russian pact as ending Br Brit Brit- t- t Russian ish-French-Russian mutual assistance negotiations An And foresaw an immediate decisive decisive decisive de- de de de- victory in the Polish I dispute Thousands of re reI reservists reservists re- re I are being mobilized and reports said a Danzig ultimatum was imminent Paris Paris Paris-As As b before e for e the Czechoslovakian Czechoslovak i a n c crisis r i s i s France today summoned ant antiaircraft antiaircraft an an- t aircraft specialists and thousands of them were as as- The government began immediate immediate- cons consults lions with French allies l ies Danzig Nazi Danzig Nazi Leader Albert Albert Albert Al Al- bert Forster predicted qt at a aGerman Ger German an jurist c Z t on y end of the free ee city t was wasTa in h sight and the lawyers 4 4 would be the last to me meet V conti Cont on Five FI ed Twe n 1 Maybe the S Strategists S Should Go Back Dac Home I ne N Now v OU d I c if Ie r. r J y v Y t tY tt t t k Y e x J A S e I 1 4 F Fp c p b a d Y f. f 4 y L e t ox o- o x J W SOVIET I. I L NAZI SOVIET PACT UPSETS PLANS OF 1 ARY MISSION OF DEMOCRACIES TO RUSSIA Military and naval leaders rea reached hed Moscow earlier this q Q of France extreme right Admiral Sir Reginald Plunkett ett month Extreme left General Joseph Edouard Erle Drax of Great Britain others unidentified Germany Russia Will Sign Treaty As Hitler Mobilizes More Troops Continued from Page One there before it became German German German Ger Ger- man t territory Moscow Moscow Moscow-B Moscow British British r i h and and French Fre ch ambassadors conferred conferred conferred con con- with Premier and Foreign Minister Subject of the conference conference con con- ference ferenc was not announced but aut but it was believed the ambassadors am am- demanded an ex ex- of the German negotiations Rome F Fascist a s cis t newspapers newspapers news news- papers claimed that Italy had full knowledge of the German Russian negotiations negotiations negotiations and that the pact had Mussolini's full approval Smaller European powers pledged neutrality as seven of the nations met in Brussels Brussels Brussels Brus Brus- sels to design means ns to protect protect protect pro pro- their countries cou and pool resources for mutual aid in invent event vent of war The Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Nether Nether- lands government canceled all regular leaves of troops troop assigned to the frontier