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Under tha the eyes of ot 200 newspaper newspapermen newspapermen newspapermen men from all parti parts of the th world world.In worldIn . . , In the vast gilded IIaU Hall of Am Ambassadors * . bassadors of the new German chan chan- chancellery chancellery chancellery - cellery . , Adolf mtler I Hitler Itler mid and Premier PremierBenito PremierBenito PremierBenlto Benito Uussollnl Mussollni Mussolini llnked linked Unk d their for ( tor-tunes tor tunes or - * . tunes of war to those of Japan A A100year A10year A10-year A10 year 100year 10-year 10 year - - agreement wax was signed by bytheir bytheir bythair their representatives calling tor for a'new a'new a anew 'new new ' new world orderThe order ' . The treaty trea ty provided 1 Europeshould Europe Europeshould Europeshould should be b * the spher sphere * of inftuence influence inftuenceof influenceof lnfluencaiof of Germany and Italy , . 2 . 3 2 . . Asia Asiashould Asiashould Asiashould should be the sphere pher of influence inftuence of ofJapan ofJapan ofJapan Japan , 3 S the he trio would act aa as one oneif oneif on onif if any should be b attacked by a power powernot powernot powernot not now Involved in tir Ute the present Eu- Eu European European Eu European - ropean war or the Chinese-Japanese Chinese Japanese ChineseJapanesecondict ChineseJapaneseconflict Chlnese-Japanesaconflict Chlnese Japanesaconflict - - - condict conflict . . It looked as though two nations nationswere nationswere nationswere were being eyed . , the United Unitpd States Statesand Statesand Statesand and Soviet Russia But another pro pro- provision provision provision - - vision excepted Russia There were werehints werehints werehints hints of additional secret 'secret * . ' ' provi provi- provisions provisions provisions - - sions . , one calling for German and andItalian andItalian andItalian Italian fifth-column fifth column fttth-column fttth - - activity in Latin LatinAmerica LatinAmerica LatinAmerica America so that American ln influence influencewould influencewould uence uencewould would be activated in that direction directionand directionand directionand and not in the PacificWas PacificWas Pacific PacificWas Was the agreement aimed at the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States ? To make sure that thatthere thatthere thatthere there * . ' would be no misunderstand mitlunderstand- mitlunderstand misunderstand- mitlunderstanding misunderstanding misunderstanding - ing German Foreign Minister Von VonRibbentrop VonRibbentrop VonRibbentrop Ribbentrop spoke up on that . . He Hebluntly Hebluntly Hebluntly bluntly said it was But there was wassome wassome wassome some indication that Russia didn t tllke tlike tlike llke like what transpired and didn dldn ten- ten tentirely t en- en entirely en entirely - tirely believe they were out of range rangeVon rangeVon rangeVon Von Ribbentrop Rlbbentrop was scheduled scblduled ! to tohurry tohurry tohurry hurry to Moscow and allay ajay ( luspi suspi luspiclons suspidons suspldons clons dons It was said authoritatively authoritativelythe authoritativelyI the agreement was an answer to toAmerica toAmerica America s sale of or 50 destroyers to toBritain toBritain toBritain Britain I In n fFashington Washington fFashingtonSecretary WashingtonSecretary Secretary of Sta State te Hull told a apress apress apress press conference that the announcement an- an announcement an announcement - nouncement merely makes public arelationship a arelationship arelationship relationship which apparently bas has baslong haslong haslong long existed Washington . , it ap ap- appeared appeared - peared was not Inclined to retreat retreatbefore retreatbefore retreatbefore before the new AxisPresident AxisPresident Axis AxisPresident President Roosevelt refused to ad admlt admit admit mlt mit that he knew the contents of ofthe ofthe ofthe the treaty in advance It was slg eig slgnlficant eignlficant significant nlficant however that 24 hours ear earlier earter earHer ] lier ter he applied an embargo on onscrap onscrap onscrap scrap iron and oil 011 to all nations out out- outside outside - . side the Western hemisphere except exceptEngland exceptEngland exceptEngland England The embargo is eft'ectlve eftectlve effective eft'ectlveOctober effectiveOctober effectiveOctober ' October 1C 16 1CWhile 16While 16While While Mr Roosevelt Rouevelt denied be he hegas be"Ias bewas "Ias Ias gas " considering credits tor for Great GreatBritain GreatBritain GreatBritain Britain . , , there was reason to believe believethe believethe believethe the army soon would turn over a anumber anumber anumber number of powerful flying for fortresses fortresses tortresses tresses to LondonTWO London LondonTWO TWO FAIRS : Closing Closlng Time Tlme TimeThe TimeThe The ' letter 'letter getter for posterity deposit deposit- deposited deposited - . ed at the New York World s . fair fairgrounds fairgrounds fairgrounds grounds and due to be opened In in5 15 5 000 years was sealed in Its 5O-foot 5O foot 50-foot 50 5OfootImmortal 50footimmortal - tO-footImmortal tO footImmortal - Immortal well . . The 7/ 7 7foot 7 % / foot torpedo torpedoshaped torpedoshaped torpedoshaped shaped cupaloy container Is backed backedwith backedwith backedwith with symbols of civilization civlllzatlon of the theyear theyear theyear year 1X0 1940 1840 including an alarm clock clock clocktooth , , . tooth brush seeds books motion pic pie picture pietore picture ture tore film plastics fabrics money moneya a woman s a bat hat and micro film 1m Slur on onwhic onwhich onwhich whic which " are more than 10000000 10000000words 10 000 000 000words 000words words and 1 000 picture pictures * The Tbe New NewYork NewYork NewYork York fair closes forever October 2C 26 . . . The Golden Gate exposition inSan In InSan inSan San rancisco ranclsco Francisco P Ii harbor which also alsoopened alsoopened alsoopened opened two years ago played Its Itsfinal itsfinal itsfinal final performance to the largest largestcrowd largestcrowd largestcrowd crowd ft It ever attracted on a single singleday singleday singleday day 210800 210 (00 00 600 ( The 140 1940 1040 * attendance attendancewall attendancewas attendancewas wall was 6 535 570MISCELLANY 57C 576 570 | MISCELLANYSafety MISCELLANY SafetyC SafetyCI Safetyft Safety CI ft . C , Five hundred and six school chil chU- chU chi chUdren children - ) . dren In Chicago ChJcago marched 110w1r slowly 110w1rthrough slowlythrough slowlythrough ; through the main streets streeta to beat ofmuffled of ofmuffled ofmuffled muffled dnuna-each dnuna each drums-each drums drums - - each representing a a&hosL aghost aghost &hosL hosL ghost & . The funeralthe funeral Ale le the was preced preced- preceded preceded preceded - ed by a truck bearing two caskets casketsand casketsand casketsand and followed by a hearse . . . The Thepageant Thepageant Thepageant pageant was wu produced hy by the Great Great- Greater Greater Greater - - er Chicago Safety council eouncU . as .a a a grim grimreminder grimreminder grli grlireminder reminder that 509 50G 500 pedestrians pedestnalll were werekilled wefkilled killed In that city last year by automobiles auto auto- automobiles automobiles - mobiles . . , ! \ < , |