WASHINGTON Senator Key Pittman, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, brought senators together today to begin work on legislation to carry out the President's neutrality proposals. Mr. Roosevelt put the proposals to Congress two days ago.

PRAGUE Foreign correspondents were taken through Prague today on a visit arranged by the German authorities, and reported afterwards that they saw no disorder.

ROME Benito Mussolini told Fascist party representatives from Bologna today that the Polish question had been "liquidated". He was speaking at the Palazzo Venezia in Rome.

BUCHAREST Private reports reaching Copenhagen put the number of Iron Guard members executed in Romania at 340. A separate report circulating through London, which this service carried yesterday, put it at a thousand.

PARIS French forces east of the Saar were attacked three times today and held their positions each time, according to the French War Office.

BERLIN The German Armed Forces High Command said today that organised resistance by the Polish field army has ended. Its statement says a Polish army of a million men has been defeated, captured or dispersed. It names Warsaw, Modlin and the Hel Peninsula as the three places still fighting. It is the fullest claim Berlin has made about the campaign as a whole.

PANAMA CITY Foreign ministers and representatives of the twenty-one American republics meet in Panama City this evening to coordinate their neutrality and protect the hemisphere's trade from the war in Europe.

MOSCOW The Soviet General Staff says the Red Army occupied Białystok and Brest-Litovsk on 22 September and took 120,000 Polish prisoners between 17 and 21 September. Its communiqué was issued in Moscow this morning and covers operations to the 22nd. The American embassy transmitted it to Washington at one o'clock Moscow time, which is 10:00 GMT. All the figures are Soviet claims and are unconfirmed.

LONDON The patrol vessel HMS Kittiwake struck a mine in the Channel on Wednesday, and five of her company are missing and believed killed, the Ministry of Information has announced on behalf of the Admiralty.

WELLINGTON The Admiralty has added three more survivors from the aircraft carrier Courageous and put the total saved at 685, according to an announcement datelined London, 21 September, carried in New Zealand and Australian papers this morning.

CANBERRA We reported yesterday that the Australian government asked Parliament for authority to borrow £21,630,000 for the war. That figure was wrong.

WARSAW Stefan Starzyński, the mayor of Warsaw, has sent a message out of the besieged capital saying the troops are holding. The message reached New York at eight o'clock last night, which is midnight GMT.