The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-08
Three Victors Are
 Making Their Plans
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Major Clement Atlee, labor party leader, sent a letter to Chamberlain at conclusion of an indignant meet ing of the Trade Union Council, demanding that parliament be sum- moned to consider the grave" inter- national situation. The council, representing with its liberal allies almost half the nations voting strength, urged Britain to take the lead against threats of aggression.
 The actual peace negotiations at Prague appeared for the moment to be in less serious danger than had been indicated yesterday by alleged incidents" in which Sudeten Ger mans charged they were beaten or otherwise mistreated by Czechs.
 These incidents, leading to tenn porary suspension of negotiations, revived memories of similar events prior to Germany's seizure of Aus tria. They were exaggerated by the Nazl press, but at Nuremberg this morning well-informed sources sad that Hitler had decided to dis count them, continue peace talks and attempt to negotiate directly with Britain regarding settlement.
 Henderson at Nuremberg
 Sir Neville Henderson, the British ambassador, has remained at Nur- emberg where the Nazi party rally is underway to be close to the Fuehrer.
 At Prague, Viscount Runclman. the British mediator, appealed to the Sudeten party leaders - Konrad Henle!n was expected to return soon from a conference with Hitler -- to resume negotiations. He also asked Czech Premier Milan Hodza to speed investigation of the incidents of which Sudetens complained.
 Solution Through God
 Interlaken, Switzerland, Sept. B. (UP)-The Scandinavian countries have found through God a solution, of the major problems confronting the modern world, Frank N. D. Buchanan, leader of the Oxford group, told the assembly of the group today.
 No form of government can save the world, only 8 new spirit" the speaker declared. He added that the Scandinavian countries had, through God control" found the answer to the major European prob- lems of national selfishness, indus trial division and minorities.
 Representatives of Norway, Dem mark, Sweden, Finland, Esthonia and Latvia discussed the Nordic north's contribution in answering the problems of Europe and the Mediterranean.
 Patrol Marseilles
 Marseilles, France, Sept. 8.--(UP) Thirty attachments of mobile guards and hundreds of police pa- troled Marseilles today as the gov- ernment took over the port, gate way to the African colonies, and requisitioned dock workers to clear cargoes.
 Rain prevented most work. But 600 workers responded to orders, and stood by = and received their pay. Fifteen hundred additional men showed up for work, though | 1t. was their strike that impelled | the government to take over the port.
 Sweden Defenses
 Stockholm, Sweden, Sept. 8-(UP) The most realistic air defense maneuvers in the history of Sweden were inaugurated early today when the capital and an area for 40 miles around were plunged into darkness from 2 a. m. until 5 a. m.
 Starting this evening and lasting until dawn Friday nearly 100 air defense stations will be tested.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 8-(UP)-The | freighter Wasgenwald will carry to Germany this week cargo of about | l20 Missouri mules and 100000 lbs. of T. N. T. The mules were loaded | aboard tlss freighter here, and the | explosive will be taken on at Dela- ware City tomorrow.