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FOREIGN ) Foreignml Foreign Forelp , Tba The ml Kuropaan European domination domlnatlon won at atMunich atMunich atUunlch Munich by b7 Germany and Italy La Is Labut Isbut labut but a pralud prelude * to HlUar BlUer Hitler Mus.ollnl Musollnl Mussolini Mus.ollnlplana Mussoliniplans Musiollnlplant . plana plans tor for relegating relegattng Franc France * and andGreat andGreat andOraat Great Britain Into second cond rat rate * sta stat1 statug tatua t1 tug . Rtui SWl Still ta to coma come ii La is a four power powerpact powerpact powerpact pact . , but flnt tlrat first must mu t oome come corn * tile the tilearoundwork thegroundwork Urgroundwork aroundwork groundwork ( C5 S _ . . MAP ) ) In which whichJrrance whichFranc whichfranc Jrrance Franc * . and Britain are ar * fattening fatteningthemselves fatteningthemselves fattaningthenuelTea themselves for the th * lauxhter slaughter ala slaughterENGLAND lauxhterENGLAND ullMer ENGLAND aee3 lees ee3 growing growinJ ( resent- resent resentlDetJt resentrneifl reient-xnent reient xnent - - lDetJt rneifl toward Prim Prime * Minister Mlnl ter Nevllle Neville NevilleOsainberlain NevllleChamberlain NevlllChamberlala * Chamberlain Osainberlain . , . who clalma claIm claims ! Our.ole Oursole Our .ole ole sole . ola concern Is ! to see e * that thla this thi coun counb7 country conntry b7 try and her colonial communications communicationsara communicationsare are .ate ate safe . ata . . " But BLit recalling recalUng successive successiveBritI.h successiveBritish ucces lvBritlfh * BritI.h BritIh British . diplomatic defeat defeats * m In Manchukuo Man Manchukuo , chukuo . , Ethiopia Spam Spain . . . China Austria Aus AusI Austwin I tria twin and Czechoslovakia Czecho.lovakla Czecholovakla . Chamber Chamberlain's Chamberlain's Chamberlain'i Chamberlaini lain's lains ' toea foes wonder what he means meansby meansby meanby * by ' afety .afety safety . The real Chamberlain ChamberlainpollC7 Chamberlainpolicy Chamberlainpolicy pollC7 policy la is appeaiement appeasement of dictators dictatorsat dictatorat * at any cost . . Thus the th * prim prime * min mEn minbter mEnlater minlater bter later baa has forced a 345 131 138 approval approvalof of bls his bi Italian Haltan friendship pact in the thebOU3e thehouse thhous * bOU3e house * of commons Thus too be he bebaa hehas hebaa baa has dropped Britain s a elaborat elaborate * de do defenaive dotensive defenalv fenaive tensive * armament plan and urged urgedthe urgedthe urgedtb the * tlrment retirement r * of War Minister Les LesUe Leslie LesU Ue lie * Hor Hore fore * BeUiha Bellsha Once activ active * In oppoling op opposing opposing posing Spain Spaln a I civil war w r Great Brit Britain Britsin Britam ain sin rnuit must now grant belllgerent belligerent belllgerentrllehts belligerentrights belligerentrights rllehts rights to both Loyalists and Rebels RebelsSl1l1 Rebelsstill RblsStill * * Sl1l1 still unfuKUled unfulfllied unfulfl.lled unfulfllled . are Hitler I 5 demands demandsfor demandsfor demandsfor for return of 01 war mandated colonies coloniesand coloniesand coloniesand and a all 31 3 1 air domination over Great GreatBritain GreatBritain GreatBritain Britain . . Then he b * will be ready to tomake tosnake tomak make snake * peaceFRANCE peace peaceFRANCE FRANCE , . now torn by nanela1 flnancial nanela1dl.tre81 flnancialdistress financialdistress dl.tre81 dltre81 distress . resultinc resulting from ftverlsh feverish re rearmament rearmament rarmament * armament . , has haa welcomed Relchs Reichs Relchsfuehrer Reichsfuebrer Reichsfuehrer fuehrer fuebrer Hitler s ofTer otTer offer of a 10 or 25year 25 25year 25year year truce true * This is more mor * ground groundwork groundwork groundwork work behind the eventual four power powerpact powerpact powerpact pact . . In return for German renun renunI renunelation renunciaUon renunelation elation ciaUon of territorial claims ( in Eu Europe Europe Europe I rope ) agalnit against Frai Fral Frar ce Paris would wouldreestablish wouldreestablish wouldre-establish wouldre establish re-establish re establish - - normal diplomatic re relaUons relallons rlations * laUons lallons with Italy ( already accom accompUshed accomplished accompllshed pUshed plished ) and actually turn awayI awaytrom awayfrom away I | trorn trom from the League of Nations to live liveat liveat liveat at the th * mercy of dicta dictators tors Since SinceFrance binceFranc lnce lnceFrance France * faces bankruptcy unless unll'ss unllss ' ft st si e ecan ecan ecan can halt rearmament rearmaml'nt rearmamlnt ' any kindt kindpeace kind t ( itpeac f fpeace peace * is welcc welc ( me Still "itlll itlll " an tt U ti er slg sig sigof * ig : iof 1 1of of French capitulul capltl.llat capltlllat capittilat . n a Is 1 I ri- ri rL re rii - ILr ILrEdouard iLrEdouard i rEdouard Edouard Daladler Daladier s 5 rcnu renu reniu clati elati ciati n of ofCommunist ofCommunist ofCommunist Communist party s a * II i i rt rt ri , , a r I ve ye vewhich yewhich vewhich which gains favor tavor with Sov Soy ov et t 1 at nb nbNazi n nNazi ( , , Nazi Fascist statesITALY states statesITALY ITALY AND A.ND . Gh/nf/CVy Gh nf CVy Gl1.IOIA'VY Gl1.IOIAVY Gl1IOIAVY ChlfIA'VY ChlfIAVY . / / ' ' are now nowso nowso I IITALY .0 0 so . aure sure sur * of theii thel1 theit poaitl posltl positi r i is s tit U ti Ii ' \ it \t t It ti ey eyfind eyfind eyfind find it unnecessary to ask Br tbh lAsh tbhFrench lAshFrench tishTrench French advic advice * on handling Czect Czecl ) - - lovakia Ilovakla slovakia a 5 . minority problem Al Although Although Although though the th * treaty of ot Mm Mur Mui ich stipu stipulated stipulated stipulated lated four power action on Czechminority Czech Czechminority Czechminority minority problems foreign Minisfra Minis Ministen Ministore I MinisI ten tore Joachim von Ribbentrop Rlbbentrop Hibbentrop and andCount andCount andCount Count Galeazzo Galeano Ciano have just justtran.ferred Justtransferred justtransferred tran.ferred tranferred transferred . a larg large * part of ot Czecho CZl'cho- CZl'cho CZlcho Czecho- CZl'cho.lovakla Czechoalovakis Czechoslovakia ' - - slovakia .lovakla lovakla alovakis . to Hungary For Germany Germanyrecent Germanyrecent Germanyrecent recent weeks hav have opened alldge a \l\ldge l ldge lldgepermltUnIe \ , midgeptrmltting dge dgepermitting permltUnIe permitting a . successful .uccessful uccessful ec cc nomicdrive nomicdrive noinic nomic noinicdriv driv drive * to the th * east For Italy they theyhave theyhave theyhav have brought Franco British recog recognltlon recognitIon recoenlllon nltlon nitIon of her Ethiopian conQuest conQuestplacing conquestplacing conquestplacing placing Premier Mussollnl Mussolini Mus olini s battle battlewon battlewon battlewon won emptr empire * In good standing y.lth ylth aith y.lthEurope aithEurope . withEurope Europe s , highest dipl dlpl matic mattc k s " c etyAt I'ty Ity ety I'tyAt etyAt ' At belt best the highly t I tt'1 tt1 tr te ' 1 I f ur puwi POWl powt r rpact rpact rpact pact will be a mere formalityLabor formality tormality formalityChief Labor LaborChief Chief among objections objedllons to the na an nationallabor antional natlorial tionallabor tional labor relations act are U ti ii at It it(1) it1 (1) 1 ( ( ) makes the labor board prosl'CU proslCU prosecu prosl'CUtor prosecutor prosccutor ' tor judge and jury and ( (2) 2 ( ) per nltl nits nltlemployees nitsemployees nlt nltemployees employees but not employers enlployen to toinvoke toinvoke toInvoke invoke its It . Aid ld Industry agreel egrees agrees gen generaUy gm gmerally teneraUy eraUy erally that ILRB 'fLRB fLRB ' Is fundamentally fundamentallysound fundamentallysound fundamentallysound sound tf if \ ! the these * * abuses can b be * correeled cor corrected corrected rected Induttry Industry claims further turther that thatNLRD thatNLRB thaiNLRD NLRD NLRB was wall designed d-slgn8'd d slgn8'd slgn8d - ' to cover abuses abusespracticed abusespracticed abusespracticed practiced only by a minority mlnrlty minrity ' ) ' , of ot em employers employers mployer ployers . * , that It fails faila to recoiTIlxe recognize recoiTIlxethat recognizethat recognizethat that the averag averaie average * employer Is Ia twnesl honeaL honeaLChanges h hxie3tChanges < xie3t-Changes xie3t Changes . - Changes in the act hav bave have been eo en eodorsed endorsed endorsed dorsed by the th * American Amerl an I ederatlon ederation ederatlonof ederationof derationaf of Labor U S Chamber ot of Com Corn Commeree Cornmerce Cornmere meree merce * and NaUonal National Manufacturel's Manufacturels Manufacturers Manufacturersssa.ociaUon Manufacturersassociation ' .ociation ociation ssa.ociaUon ssaociaUon . . . But wh whin whln n John Lewta Lewis LewtaCommJttee LewisCommittee LewisCommltte CommJttee Committee * for Industrial Orranlxa Organiza Orranlxation Organization Organlzatlon tion meets meet . In Pittsburgh Plttsburrb this thismonth thismonth thismonth month . . . NI-JIB NI JIB NUB NLRB - will b be * defnddagainst defended defendedalealnat defendedagainst * * alealnat against amndment amendment * proposals on the the&rowu1 theground th thground ground &rowu1 rowu1 & that changes chaniel : would makethe make makethe maketh the * act Impractical trnpractlcal . Along with withNLRB withNIRB witNLRB * NLRB NIRB amendment proposals propoaala aext ne1t next January congress will also a1so get A AF AF Af F of L . . . a s i plea for nonconflrmatlon nonconfirmation nonconnrmatlonof nonconflrmatlonof nonconfirmationof of President Roosevelt s a appoint .ppoint- .ppoint appoint- appointmezst . appointment .ppointment - ment mezst of Donald Wakefleld Wakefield SmithNLRB Smith SmithNLRB SmithNLRB NLRB member whom Federation Federationuts FederationEats FederationLsts uts Eats say is ill pro-C pro C - - I 0International 0 0International International InternationalAmerica America s demand that JapanmaintaIn Japan Japanmalntaln Japanmaintain malntaln maintaIn China s . open door trade tradepolicy tradepolicy tradepolicy policy is la based on the th * nine power powerpact powerpact powerpact pact signed by China Japan the theU theU theU U S Great Britain France Italy ItalyBelgium ItalyBelgium ItalyBelgium Belgium the th * Netherlands and 'por por 'portugal 'PortugaL ' ' 'PortugaL PortugaL ' tugal Under this tcrntorlalintegri tcrntorlalintegrity territorial integni integnity Integrity ty agreement , . , Western powers have haveenjoyed haveenjoyed enjoyed profitable trade with withBEIIUN ! I _ _ _ _ _ , f4 _ _ _ _ _ _ af _ _ _ _ _ _ 34T 34 T ' p - BEIIUN SEIIUN IKEDA IKEDANew IKEDANew New ucrtfices sacrifices must bu be muds made mudswealthy madewealthy wealthy wea1thy and populous China The Thesltuatl Theaituati Thsituati * sltuatl aituati n began chanfiing changmg changing In 1931 1931when 1931when 1031when when Japan JapJn walked into Manchu Manchukuo Manchukuo Manchukuo kuo and Ins h'1S h1S h'is his ' ' become a greater greaterthreat greaterthreat greaterthreat threat to Western trade inter interests intereats interests ests eats since the Chinese war bt'gan btgan began bt'ganToday beganToday ' beganToday Today with the richest part of Chma China Chmaunder Chinaunder Chinaunder under Japanese control conlrol , , . Western Westernpowers Westernpowers Westernpowers powers hav have feared fear.d feard . that nation nationmlgl nationinigi nationrnlgt mlgl inigi t co go the way of Manch ikuobccon limo ikuo limobecon ikuobecon becon ing a Japii Jap'1l Jap1l Japir ' ese protectorJtc protectortite protectorJtcentirely protectortiteentirely protectorateentirely entirely dominated by JapanTt JapanTi Japan JapanTt Tt Ti is fear tear has been bN'n bNn ' jusliucd justified by byJal byJai by31 Jal Jai * an s statement statemu1t statemnt ( of ot policy in the theFar theFar theFar Far Fast Interpreted In part as an ananswer ananswer ananswer answer to the U S open door de demand demand demand mand Japan has at ar or nounced the she ill in illtends intends intends tends to create a political polltlCdl and eco ceo economic ceonomic economic nomic union of ot her empir empire * with Chi Chins China China ns na and Manchukuo which means meansthat meansthat meansthat that Western powers will be b * left lett on onthe onthe onthe the outside Since a foreign office omce officespokesman omceipokesman odicespokesman spokesman ipokesman has snid said no part of eistern e'1st e1st eist e'1stern eistcnn ' ern cnn Asia shall be westl'rnlzed westlrnlzed westernized westl'rnlzedBritish westernizedBritish westernizedBritish ' British French ai al d U Sconces Sconcesslons S conces concessions concesslons slons sions in China are considered threat threatened threatened threatened threatenedPart ened enedPart Part of ot the new deal fur for theFar the theFar theFar Far East Includes a united fr tr nt ntagainst ntagainst ntagainst against Communism which has be bec beC bec c n a e p polarized pularlzed pularized in China the past pail past10 10 years In this respect and end in inn inii inn n ii aklll akii akir g a n flnal final withdrawal trum from trumU fromti ( ruintl U ti C p ( " , League Ll'ague Llague ' of ot Nat ons ona Japan has hasIIr haslii hasHi IIr lii ed up definitely with the othertwo other othertwo othertwo two t 1 ave av * not nations Italy and andGertn andGenm Gertn\ Gertn Gertny ( .enni enni . ! ' \ y yIhus ' 1 Ihus 1 hus bus ni nn nl ( re r than a year after attt'r atttr ' herUn her herun herun un leclareri il'dart'd ildartd leilared ' ' war ui vi ci China began Ja Japan Japan Japan pan has hs taken time Ume out to tell the theworld theworld theworld world wt wi wl y But if It T kyo a s state statement statemeat statement ment meat of o ( futur future * policy has gi\en gi en glen gienheart glenheart givenheart \ heart to war weary 'eary eary aeary " ' Japs they havealso have havealso havealso also been confronted with the situs situstlon , situatlon itua ituation tlon tion s realities Seihin Seihln Ikedn Ikeda liar llzr liarvari llzrvanleducated Harvari vari vanleducated educated ectucatl'd ectucatld ' minister miniiter of ot finance financehos financehas financehas hos has warned that new sacrifices must mustbe mustbe mustbe be made to complete China s 8 a conguest conquest con conquest quest guest and rebuild that nation Al Although Although Although though J"in J ' nun n"n nn -"in "in in - " " will make immediate immediateand immediateand immediateand and drastic slashes slashea In her domes domestic domestic domestic tic xpenditures expenditures expend I turt's turts ' the wa war r budget will willbe willbe willbe be hiked biked to push China s IS a Generalis Generalls Generallssirno Generalisalmo Generallssimo almo sirno Chlang Chlani hiaiig Kai shek out of the pie pieture pietune picture pictureMiscellany ture tune tuneIiseellany ftl MiscellanyItaly IiseellanyItaly Miscellany iscellany /Iiseellany Iiseellany / ' * Italy It.ly Itly . justifies her African aggres aggresslon aggreslion aggresslon slon lion by definition detlnitlon Roman war cre cre- create cre- cre creates creates - - ates ate . barbaric war destroys destroy . 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