Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 16, 1939, Zanesville, Ohio Always First The Times Recorder Always Fair OHIO SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1939 WARM SUNDAY SHOWERS COOLER T UU French Victors in B m British Moves Captured Poles Meet Their Nazi Conqueror Nazi Forces Drive Deep Into Poland According to the caption received with this radiophoto from Berlin these are being paraded before Adolf Hitler who is in the first car at Polish prisoners of Fear Hitler Plans To Invade Rumania After Dividing Poland With Russia Sept fear that Adolf Hitler may invade Rumania after dividing most of Poland with Russia was expressed including Simultaneously the information ministry in an official que denounced alleged German re- in London circles tonight as the ports stating Britain Anglo-French allies increased the violate Belgium s by of their war upon Germany While fastening a vigilant watch on mobilizing Russia the British government claimed far-flung naval successes stating that a number German submarines have been sunk and that the Brit- ish contraband naval patrol had i stopped and seized vast quantities at landing expeditionary forces Belgian ports for a flanking BERLIN army communiques today told of new Nazi successes in Poland while diplomatic quarters renewed of possible peace prospects The communiques said Nazi forces pounding at of three mainstays at Polish de- fense Warsaw and Kutno The third of these mainstays at Radom was reported annihilated The armies also were said to have entered Polish fortifications at snd 100 miles east of saw after fierce bombing activity by the air force despite able weather had paved the way The fortifications reported partly blown up and nine enemy armored cars destroyed Polish Ships Sunk Polish war vessels still lying the harbor of sunk by the asserted of peace efforts by Pre- mier Mussolini persisted with the return from Italy of the ambassador Bernardo Attolico The ambassador made a flying visit to his homeland after conferring with Nazi State Secretary Ernst von early in the Talk Official quarters were silent on the report but the informed news service Dienst Aus Deutschland London and Paris was whether and when the Soviet Union would hurl its huge forces across western frontier into Poland j wrote that Berlin political circles That such a step would bring I are noting with interest the lact England and France into the international press is ftf While hammer away at the British military strategists n In Use wai London pictured nre London Gort com- Claimed Nazi Forces Are In Slow Retreat were reposed tonight an undisclosed of pianos which were bombing and French troops in an effort to halt their general advance on the western front Dispatches from the front Indicated fonts won slowly from advance positions all along the fronts northern flank The French German planes clashed so over tna lines U said troops almost could the faces of the pilots The to be bribing to bear the fall force of their In an attempt to stop the French At least three full Nazi divisions were fighting to hold the strongest advance of the German fried line along a front before the great industrial ami to ti of of the field forces Lindbergh Urges America Keep Out of Europe's War this for Hours The attack march French of S ot that city key to th to have thrown of not more into Uw {n thp ing in this It WM The only an given on French which with ago that 01 taken Jjftrt in the forest ares many by ed icy WM TS ate war with Russia was taken for A urged to 8 fried line The communique branded these reports crude man propaganda Fear Russia's Intent Amid the announcements reports concerning It was pointed out that the British tne again discussing the possibility of out forth two- The were JAi a a mir peace and French military pledges Some diplomats said they Poland covered aggression any direction though they and naily contemplated only German Still Hejd By Its Polish Defenders Poland if it materialized would ned primarily during the first Russian seizure of i Ukraine as a result of said Hi it was j What was described as the by Polish forces the German high reported today though German troops from the north have pushed into the area and have blown up part of city's believed in This it was point serve as insurance against any tempt by Hitler to create a autonomous Polish I The city whose population of ian state which the German fuehrer use for the of nationalist sentiment as a stepping stone to attack Russia's vast and something but wus in abroad we msy cmi by ing it here nt homfr We must not be- by foreign to our lie in famous flier saUl inj n more prostrating than the last a war which will aKnin Kilt off she best of ft war to end of aw t UJH M ling toward the f out pursuit from oil thf The were to be f inelli Turn to 3 mny small hope for feet that our He In western civilisation Poles reported surrounded byj said Inj a the Germans north of Lodz 80 prepared for broadcast passed Europe has not yet miles southwest of Warsaw were networks One miles southwest or warsaw fay flU networks One covered said to have made another attempt Bt a to see where war to break through toward the lrue He What an- Amorica is oyr ital but the high command fort 16 Mk than the east and the west An ocean is a as a result of said Ott the east and the it wasj What was described as the wcst An ocean is a gest battle of the war ended the for modern pointed out would day of the Lodz siege with nee against any at- troops putting up a Mention Neutrality Poland is held for from JS Warsaw 140 miles west of Russia Rumania's OH Fields fortifications German forces approached Pra- UCCll a Warsaw Kiev Moscow and tast Prussia It is 120 miles east of Ukraine On Sept the German com- said the southern group of the German east army crossed the road Lem- east and the communique reported West of Warsaw the German high command announced their forces had beaten back an tempt to break through to southeast by a very strong desperately fighting Polish surrounded in the vicinity Kutno is the German designation and is midway between at- the and for and is midway between the San and Bug The communique also added de- tails to the fall of Gdynia Polish Baltic port where it said warships participated in the fighting ing into the south harbor ant Authoritative London circles further believe that Hitler is ning to continue his drive through eastern Europe by marching against Rumanian Turn to Page 2 Please Failed To Find Body of One of 26 Deny Heavy German losses born Colonel General Walther Von army chief of staff Turn to Laft Page Please President Says U S Sea Frontier Bounded by Need WASHINGTON Sept Roosevelt said today that the United States can extend for her part in Report Russia And Japan Agree to End Hostilities C5 7 European unable and unwilling to pay debus to US he Our safety docs not He In fng European he said an- reliably today to have upon tin of Lindbergh who first came to It In our own on prominence by flying one of the strength in the border Sn what gome ob ocean barriers he mentioned made of the people nna of J fare no allusion to the currently As lone Ihp of on Germany IHM tag to be- J ocean barriers he mentioned made no allusion to the currently ated question of repealing the law's embargo on arms shipments to the nations at war Lindbergh's address was un- usual occurrence in that he rarely makes public utterances He Ar- ranged to make it in the seclusion of a hotel room with very few persons present maintain navy and nir worthy of the name at The Agreement long America not Within fear no invasion of this Russo-Japanese Truce Is Feared by Soviet and Togo In con- but usual u ly reliable belief thot of pact Ever the ilitnlmr U ww Togo four in tow there were the women Ings Hitler Coup would triumph tor Adolf Hitler been among Nazi to oM what might toward tome The Kutno fighting was Dispatches attributed to Havas I Qi ed on the German side by airplanes news agency and the at low and attacking altitudes Kev Position The importance of the fighting shot down and 170 arrr around was were denied of the Polesie command which It commands the These figures are poor Telegraph reporting heavy German losses including taken prisoners 280 planes ITA armored cars have a decision to make on its sea frontier as far out into the the of our nation depends j Some t 01 A Anxious their Hist at At the state department the N 15 neutrality patrol operating as farj Lrt us not delude ours dripping as 200 miles offshore Mr U enter the of e as mues submarine veil told his regular Friday war we mutt stay in that the territorial pn time of peace as well 11 i f i inai iime ui Squalus shortly of a nation can reach out ness to send our soldiers to be the bodies of 26 dead a interests require them Od as we did In the Wit war if we one of which remained missing the course of pence over to nf to extend turn me N main route to the east the Pripet marshes and the Russian border Pottery Fire Loss Exceeds Damages J tions The German losses in and were only a very small centage of this fantastic figure Poland's crude oil output of 000 tons annually is now at that the United j wars entirely or stay in European i turn in a Huddled around in borrowed the board was pointed out that the quarrel in Manchukuo hnd armistice on the ceased LONDON Sept Duke of Windsor carrying mask hta by both in effort to out hud left our decision materials A disposal Germans are in control of the Polish oil districts j of Jaslo Drohobycz and and heard Lieutenant Purpose F Naquin still skipper of the is to fated submit his belief that to out exactly rope are whn then as it did on in the waters off the Squalus went States coast When he was asked whether Intruder no Kehn marching against our nations would pushed to a of at the war office tonight n in China at Ms reported more or less to undertake M toon M an with s Important Back In only from his the Duke own to go to front It that In- on in front s yie to act toward i attached is permit the to act L a question of y they so desired without along in this movement av Jover a statement which the LW shed and undetermined Hitler inspected points white coated was reported to foreign Invasion more of those ag within our family arising fro errors of the last failure of the victors of that border not taken any during World war con stant worry to the royal today former VIII Prime Minister Chamberlain nt 10 Downing of a shed and undetermined r Hitler inspected points executive was reported to loss tM residence next door in the week some of the hospital aides earned the 25 en- {Q a ar w a policy caused 31 Polish Of Destroyed on the work of Mr had It Sept 15 The today as did or and fire there in two years carman hich command only one body Slate Hull successful nag to and not covered with that a total of 31 Polish an ce plant officials said battle planes had been destroyed on the of on the eastern thl home of Mr and The command said the German and S was badly force caused and a part of the railways and by water river that the of centered around the Rinchart said some articles forces was greatly hindered j possibility body of one of Qn War carried from the house but two had bten that others were not saved a haidi At estimate what jopen and ol damage might be j i nc lime And Nazi Soldiers Go Over the Top i j international law eastern ironi iaw nand said the German and Bascomb S which restricts the en- such havoc on i mate first class oj some Oj these for rfll lj 3 roads east of the Bristol Va leges Sect hat in- retreat of centered around duty Is to greatly hindered body of Conference On War out of war two had been erven 10 me Minnesota A new straw had been to the shed earlier the day filling it to about half capacity when the fire F S Clement general manager of the company said that straw valued with the shed at about clouds abroad fair and con- i fleeing Diplomats Tell of warn Saturday Sunday srt cooler Sept 1 diplomats aj ht off Iron v j ST PAUL Sept i Americans first duty Is to keep out of war of asserted today announcing NEW YORK Sept support of i State department officials States neutrality today for a con- with the senators 21 South or revision trf j Republics OTI war problems neutrality 1 The chief discussion will he how of Cushion shock of the a war relations the Santa Clara ion conference Is being called J am in layor of i anr clouds are for generally southern offensive prices making the actual fl warm built up vast i because the general European region and the Ohio valley accelerated J The party which will attend the i TRAPPED MINERS was reported conference Pa Sept 15 5 5 4 P of city in Sepr t freed six 2 r Jn Poland which lies C minister o two hoars after were 1 behind a rock fan an mine i was seriously a from the last that we will t v la J J Extensive thai we will out 15 5 B 5 4 p in tjie of city in y x r C o ww f S lhar KX S J to s diK rroi the iaa u ired rises a a t art used M ta Warsaw
