ABUSE IN BERLIN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 April 1939, Page 6

ABUSE IN BERLIN

AN INSPIRED STATEMENT MR CHAMBERLAIN ATTACKED. ACCUSED OF CREATING PANIC. (Received This Day, 12.20 p.m.) BERLIN, April 13. An inspired statement to the foreign Press, says that in view of Britain’s brutal tisd of force in Palestine, it is astounding for Mr Chamberlain to dare to accuse others of using fbfti?'; where neither hitman habitations are being bombed, 4ior men,, women and. children killed, as ih Palestine, because they are fighting for liberty. Mr Chamberlain rightly says that confidence, once shattered, is hot easily restored. In view of British methods of provoking a war atmosphere by unscrupulously creating a panic, none can have confidence in the genuineness of British peace assurances. It must undoubtedly be held that Mt Chamberlain admitted the British encirclement policy, and confirtned anew that Britain will do her utmost to achieve. this encirclement. British propaganda has created an intolerable condition, as Mr Chamberlain said, poisoning every phase of activity where the well-poisoners sit. It must be well known in Britain that there exists a common danger of being drawn into fresh international murder by Britain’s policy arid methods.