The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-04
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Reject M
PEACE PLAN
Lord Halifax. Though.
Still Holds Door 10
Possible Cessa tion
Of Fighting Open
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :.
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LONDON rss.lsa secretary
ylsoount Halifax said today in tbs
house II lords that ASSURANCES fresh
ths present German government
are not enouKh- - re-eststissh
peace. but ws are ready and
anxious 10 join hands with Ger
many in the WORK Of real world
reconstruction inc things 80 are
fighting against surely arr evil.
and there can be no hope for the
world OF the free life u nations
until tho lessen has been learned
that they ~ili not be tolerated, he
said.
WITH FHENtH ARMIES. In
Germany French troops BAT off
more chunks Of German territory
i'm q series Of local operations to-
ldAy thsllstlnE through harx forsef
behind a battering line OF BIG
tanka German tanks vainly bat.
tied the French monsters In an al.
tempt TO halt thu advance In the
Moselle sector.
| Eusops
Germany will continue her
peace offensive, despite Prime
Minister Neville Chamber
lain's speech Tuesday, a we'll
Informed Berlin foreign office
source said today.
| Chamberlain speech was not
considered AN answer 10 the Russo
German peace declaration OF last
week. and ruehrer Adolph Hitler.
II was indicated by this source,
has decided TO stake immediate
chances OF ending the war on his
forthcoming speech probably FRI
day. TO the reichstag.
II his offers then are re-
Iected BY the allies, Germany
plans consultations with Rus
sla and Italy as 10 next steps
20 be taken.
An official Berlin source also
said reports that Germany Is plan
ming two protectorates In Poland.
one for Jews and one for Poles,
are pure invention"
Nazis Eye Americas
Commenting on the Pan-Afneri-
can neutrality conference at Pan
anna City. the same Berlin source
wondered" If the conference meas
ures, such as the safety band
around the hemisphere, were suf-
ficient to maintain the neutrality
of the Americas.
II said Germany was pleased
that the Americas had settled
their own problems in their own
way" and asserted that, while
Germany would not interfere In
American affairs, 1t would resist
with force interference In Ger
many's internal affairs. The same
source said that Canada, by her
declaration of war on Germany.
had shut herself out Of the Ameri-
can area"
Talk Is Forecast
1t was not expected Hitler would
call the reichstag to hear his for
NAL peace proposals before Friday
as Nazi circles understood he
planned to 60 to Warsaw Thurs
day.
Well-informed quarters forecast
that Hitler, in his reichstag speech,
would say ne is prepared to discuss
establishment of a small Polish
state, on condition that the west
ern powers would halt the war.
The plan, it was said, would pro-
vide that any government OF a
small Polish state would have to be
approved by Berlin and Moscow.
MussOlini Cautious
Should Britain and France reject
, Hitlers offer Of small Polish