Telling Sfaofcr From Cameramen on tlie Eiraopeaii Wair Fronts!
Rail Center in Poland Wrecked
Germans Advance as Great Britain Comes
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Londoners Jam Underground Shelter as War Comes
This radiophoto sent from Berlin shows wreckage of the railway fit- fare. German sources said the station was destroyed by retreat
tlon at Tarnowitz, Poland, demolished In the German-Polish war- j ing Polish soldiers." '
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Hitler Signs Army Orders
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Adolf Hitler Is shown in this pictnre radioed from Berlin to New I I tit-1 - iV '1
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Top radiophoto. shows nazf ar
mored cars and motor cycle
nnlts rumbling across the Pol-
lsh frontier in Adolf Hitler's
sudden drive which touched off
the second world war. Aari
planes, meantime, bombed ser
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pictures German soldiers man
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SllesJm section of tlte Polish
frontier. Third radiophoto pic- ,
; tures Nazi General Walther von
Srauchltsch commander of the
German army, alighting from
an army plane at the Polish
German frontier ta begin n tour
of Inspection as his army moves
Into action. Radiophoto below
is -a dramatic London scene as
a Downing street crowd was
thrown Into ; a panie when a ,
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Many of the Londoners shown entering the underground shelter in St. James park were still smiling as
they walked down the steps after the state of war between ' Britain and Germany became known.
! - Note some of the Britishers waving their gas mask canisters. Picture sent by radio to New York from
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who said in San Francisco, learning that nasi planes had bombed 'Warsaw: "Twenty thousand Poles
on the Pacific coast are shocked by the action, but are confident the European democracies will fight
for a Just cause. "
trade eonunlsslaner for the Pa- Alexander Shlcvartxeff (left), new soviet ambassador to Germany,
was greeted by Germany's Secretary, of State Krut woennann
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Baron von Doernberg, chief of protocol of the German foreign ef
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