The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-28
GREAT BRITAIN
 HAS NOT STOPPED
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mind goes a good deal further than consultation"
 Declines to Answer
 Dalton then asked whether Bri- tain would poin other powers in aid- ing Poland in event of aggression against that country. Chamberlain again declined to answer, but said:
 But I do say this-that his nla- jesty'S government has made it per- fectly clear to other governments with whom they are in consultation what his majesty's government is prepared to do."
 Earlier, Oliver Stanley, president of the board of trade, told ques- tioners in commons that trade ne- gotiations with Germany were sus- pended.
 Cheers greeted Stanley's state ment.
 He told questioners that he had informed the Federation of British Industries, which opened negotia- ttions with German industrialists recently, that:
 Recent political developments created situation which, while 1t lasts, has made further progress im- possible"
 Poland Being Coaxed
 Over the weekend there had been persistent reports that Soviet Rus sia already had offered certain mili- tary guarantees to Poland if the Warsaw government participated in the anti-aggression declaration and that Britain had made limited pro- posals falling short of Poland's de- mand that Britain agree immediate ly to attack Germany from the west in event of a Nazi thrust at Poland.
 France already has military treaty with Polnad to go to her aid in event of aggression against the Warsaw government.
 Nazi charges that Poles were mis- treating Germans in the Polish cor ridor, reports of military movements by both sides and the repeated dec larations of the Warsaw government that its army of half a million men was ready to fight had created ten- sion between thet wo nations in the last few days.
 Chamberlain's statement, coming after the collapse of his plans for a simple declaration against aggres- sion, caused sensation in parlia- ment. It was the first time since the vain attempt of the league of nations to apply economic sanctions against Italy during the Ethiopian conquest that Britain had offered any concrete steps against an ag- gressor.
 Peace With Hungary
 Bratislava, Slovakia, March 28 - (U.P0 - The government resumed negotiations for peace with Hun gary today but made hurried prep arations for war in case they fail.
 Desultory fighting among Slovak and Hungarian troops continued in the eastern part of the state despite Saturdays agreement for truce until a Slovak- Hungarian commis- sion draws up frontier between Slovakia and Carpatho- Ukraine, the former Czechoslovak province seized by Hungary.
 An official dispatch received at Budapest from the Slovak frontier said that Slovak troops had attacked Hungarians with artillery near Bun- kos early today, setting two houses afire and killing one soldier. Hun garian artillery replied and silenced the Slovaks. the dispatch said.
 Foreign Minister Ferdinand Dur cansky was directing the Slovak peace delegation at Budapest from here. and at the same time superviS- ing war preparations. The defense minister yesterday called out five classes of reserve officers.
 Polish Troops Move
 Danzig Free City, March 28 - (U. p A continued movement of Polish troops into the north end of the Polish Corridor was reported to- day but fears of an invasion by the German army had waned percep- tibly.
 officials of this city, which is al- most completely Nazified, believed that If Adolf Hitler had had any immediate, violent designs he would have executed them last week when, escorting him to a triumphant entry into Memelland, the German fleet steamed along the Baltic within cannon range of Danzig and Gdynia.
 As for Hitlers reported plans to annex the corridor, Danzig Ger man official said "he signed non- aggression pact with Poland and will keep his word." Another official said however, that "or course, if Poland should join any front with Russia or the western powers against Ger many, that would violate the treaty of friendship with Germany and Hitler would be forced to act ac- cordingly."
 Italy Thinks It's Easy
 Rome, March 28 = (U.P0 - Vir- ginio Gayda, editor of the infiuen- tial Giornale DItalia, said today that Italy has 400 bombers which could reach London, unload their bombs and return to Italy ip non- stop flights.
 1lcS poLhDciS, Ile Shiu, ioAAhCu special air division capable of ra- dius of action of 1.450 miles, speed of 250 miles per hour and carry ing load of 1000 pounds.
 Referring to their ability to reach London and return nonstop to Italy, Gayda said: with this coop eration in mind Italy. which works and does not renounce it's national and imperial rights. entrusts the task of its great future to the Duce."
 Jugoslavia Trade Pact
 Paris, March 28 - (U.P) = Adolf Hitler,s economic grip on Central