Australia Must Exert Greater Defence Efforts, Lyons Says
Melbourne broadcast reports Prime Minister Lyons warning Australia must fortify defence beyond planned £65,000,000 over three years. Defence program to cost about £26,000,000, new reserves urged, Navy and Air Force modernised, and Queanbeyan defence unit discussed with local council.
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National Cabinet Favours Leniency During World Crisis
Perth dispatch reports Mr Lyons advocating a national cabinet representing all interests to unite parties in time of danger. He would not invite Labour to a coalition, though open to cooperation. Curtin says no Labor endorsement yet and will comment through party channels. NSW unions oppose a coalition and demand a concrete defence policy and broader government action. ACTU stresses urgent defence policy to protect Australian standards of living.
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Memel Crisis Deepens as German Forces Enter Memel
Lithuanian Parliament ratifies Memel transfer to Germany amid looming dawn entry of German troops. Hitler poised to establish garrisons as protests echo in Warsaw and Washington. German demand linked to Memel’s fate prompts diplomatic and military moves.
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Fire mystery arrests echo across continents
The report chronicles a tangled set of arrests and political notes from New York Paris and London. It covers claims of German influence in Romania and a New Zealand arrest tied to a Bamford murder inquiry, with police asserting a suspect linked to a Piha arson.
Hughes in Char Character Mood Highlights International News
Sydney report shows Mr Hughes criticizing ongoing international tensions and calling for an international body to preserve law and order. He warns improper conduct risks catastrophe and notes Russia could be a valuable ally for democracy.
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German International Team Excludes Bohemian Moravian Players
Berlin reports that Bohemian and Moravian sportsmen will not join the Germany international team. Protectorates will field their own squads akin to Australia and Canada within the British Empire, a decision shaping the roster for the Games in Berlin.
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Britain and France Seek Joint Declarations on Hungary Romania Tension
British and French ministers discuss a possible joint declaration on the Hungarian Romanian dispute and the Memel crisis. A conference idea remains possible, with renewed discussions planned. Poland’s stance is unclear. Britain reports a Soviet nod but no firm Polish approval. The German Romanian talks continue in Bucharest with Romania denying an ultimatum.
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Labour to Consider Position in London Report
A fragmented report outlines a Labour party meeting in London to discuss a position amid war tensions. It notes ministers, international policy, and potential declarations, with Africa and Britain's stance cited as influential factors. Women’s munitions corps and party activists are mentioned as mobilization continues.
Anglo-Saxon Unity Theme At Jubilee Events In London
In London a reception at the Country Hall marked Jubilee celebrations with French party members including President Lebrun and Madame Lebrun. BM, Lebrun praised united liberal values and respect for pledged word, as they toured exhibits and attended multiple events including a hospital visit, Buckham Palace reception, and Covent Garden gala, with dignitaries such as Queen Mary and the Duke and Duchess of Kent present.
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