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Show ,THE UKShKKT Parliament Held Impotent Against Spread of Fascism Leader of Blackshirts Sees Breakdown of Recovery MTOltlM is Mm to hi Fatlaarf. -nmM Mlqi toll. H. m. brirkmfewh. News Itorrir, brilUaat r- . la lla third Mris a hla mIm aa th British Maefc aUria Kaickarkackar eaatiaaaa bis Mar. Mr wttb tka laadar m lb Brtltoh fam BIH.R. KNICKERBOCKER (International Neva 8ervlc Staff Correa pondentl " (Copyright 10)4 1y International Nem Service. Reproduction IB ahold or part forbidden) LONDON. April 2 (INS) America la trying to achieve Fandom without Fascist declares Sir Oawald Mosley. "the leader" of the Brttlah blackohlrts and prophet of a coming Fascist Britain. America may aucceed, her NRA ivithout may prove successful blackshirts or brownihlrt without the Miff-arsalute of Fascism, and without it name, admits-Si- r Oswald. But Britain, he declared. take Its Fascism under its post real name; and the forces that ban awspt JOO.OOO.OOQ Enropeana into Fascism will sweep this country aa well. B Britain Goes Fascist Mr Oswalds prophecy may or mar sot bo true, hot It has a decided Interest for every American m I dear Bp the blotches sod lyoarskia lorelie tba sale easy Eecmcl NLM' LAKE SALT CITY! APK1L WEDNESDAY 2o H4 12!00,000 Mansion Evolution, But Not Revolution Of Langhanke Sold Says Chief; Promotes Tugwell On Bid of 21,500 Scene of Dillinger s Wisconsin Battle I 4 . WASHINGTON. April Evolution" and not ( LNS ) "revolution' was tha definition President Roosevelt gave the country of his now deal today. Ln an extern pomneoua address late yesterday before a selected group of members of ' Ctmgrvwr and- persons interest- ed in the government's subsistence' homestead project, tho chief executive also took two cracks at the critics of hla recovery program and brain trusters. He asserted he places Ms hope In national planning rather than in what he called "legislative panaceas" and a few hours earlier promoted Prof. Rexford G, Tugwell. the recog nixed rhlefof the "brain trust." as undersecretary of agriculture, a step above hla former as assistant secretary - post "By - using gray matter brain trust or otherwise he told his audience, "the administration Intends to promote Us HOLLYWOOD, April 21 (INS) The ?00,000 mansion of Mr. end Mrs. Otto Langhanke. parents of film star, Mary Aater, dart-eye- d auction today stood sold at public for 21.800 only 500 more than tha amount of the mortgage, j "Til as upstair new of tha lux, "dream urloua moorish style house," Mrs. I .an k hacks wept bitterly as the auctioneer "knocked down" the home, once the scene of gay parties, to Mrs. Lillie C Colyar. a Hollywood widow, who dropped in just to buy tha piano. Lankhanke stood among the crowd Of 00 persons In silence as the auction proceeded. After Mrs. Colyar's bid was accepted by the auctioneer Langhanke refused to sign the bill of sale. "Id rather the bank would have IV Langhanke declared. The auctioneer, however, declared the sale to Mrs. Colyar was binding that he had a contract with Langhanke and his wife ap0 proving sale of the house for or more Most of the crowd Inspected the house and grounds Including the 10,000 swimming pool while the auction was In progress. Few beard tha auctioneer cry that "this U the greatest bargain under the bine saasai canopy of heaven." trap laid by federal Mias Aster was not present. Her -- -- who reflects upon the course that Europes political movements have taken In the past. We have considered Britain the last bulwark of democracy abroad. If Britain goes Fascist the Impact of the move- ment wiU hardly stop at the shores of the British isles. If Britain went Fascist it would mean among other things that tha already declining export of Amer-leto Britain would decline still further, for Fascism In the sense of Moeiey means that Britain would attempt to become nearly f Orient. possible completely But why does Sir Oswald, long hailed as one of the most brilliant eer of young British politician tousiy think that Fascism Is com. to all countries, and Ing Britain, of bellev e it so thoroughly that he has risked his lifes career to back hte belief? Fir Oswald, blaclcsbirt-eeat in his cold, drafty office In house and listened care, fully to the question bis visitor propounded. "Is It not true. Sic Oswald, that at least three conditions have been existent in the countries which so far have embraced Fascism? They were first, the existence of a middle class Impoverished and made desperate by Inflation, in Germany as in Italy; second the existence of a real or fancied menace of red revolution third the impotence of Nowwhlch..ot. these parliament conditions do you have In land?" Parliament Impotent The Impotence of parliament' exclaimed Sir Oswald, "we certainly have. The British parliament is held In contempt throughout the country. There la tha most widespread feeling that It is incapable, futile and will do nothing. And lust because parliament in this country has been so effective In the past, under different historical conditions. and nst because the system of parliamentarian am was so grounded In tradition and possessed the confidence of the public to such a degree Just f6r that reason the disillusionment has been so great. It la as though aa old, tired selr-su- - 21.-0- d. fhe-bla- ck a Upper picture shows the IJttlejWI, Bom which DUUugrr and hiV through Bohemia, resort at bpkler Luke, gang shot their way to freedom agents. friend bad let yon down. The shock of disappointment has been that much greater-- Italy and Germany had no such experience of parliament ns we. There disappointment could not be aa great as that of the British when they sea their parliament failing In its duty to lead. and "Aa to tho impoverished desperate middle class, it la true and no we such have that sharp sudden Impoverishment and consequent desperation as w as brought about by inflation ln Germany and perhaps in Italy. But wo have a very large class of white-collworkers, the higher category of employees who are not Included in the insurance scheme, get no doles, and upon losing their employment through the crisis have therefore suffered even more than the manual worker who gets tho dole. More Hum Enough "And it it proves true as we believe it will prove true, that the present apparent move towards re ar covery will ho only temporary, and- come In about two years- seta la again .unemploy- vat ism la dona Unless Fascism Is ment rises, trade decline, there will 'organised in time to win the nextbe more than enough desperation election, there will be a very fato provide the impetus for Fas- - vorable prospect for the Clfffff, party to win it. "If they win. and aet about atSir Oswald for the most part sat real Socialup straight In his chair with a def- tempting to realise a ist program ln tho sense of Sir initely military hearing. But he Stafford bring Cripps, that will smiled frequently, paused at once for. any interrogation, and talked about a very strong reaction towards Fascism. in a pleasantly modulated- - converFwci To Fire " sational tone. Hitler la inclined to even when It may he remembered that Sir become oratorical speaking to a single person. Muss Stafford Cripps. wealthy barrister, lml is monosyllabic when he speaks husband of an heiress, has been English or German. the stormy petrel of tho Labor The menace of red revolution." party during the last year. More be continued Sir Oswald, "we have not radical than any proletarian, got yet. But it la coming, definite- stands for sweeping out the capLaly coming ln tho growth of tha left italists with ons stroke of the wing of the labor party. What can bor broom. Hig speech insinuating happen in the coming elections? I thst the next Labor government do not think that an election will might have to "deal with Back-- , be called before the expiration of ingham Palace atruck horror to the lire of this present parliament. the hearta of loyal BriUshere. It "That means the election will was fuel on the Fascist fire. "If the Labor party wins, went on Sir Oswald, "and they attempt to do ax Lhey did before. simply stay in power without trying to realize rest Socialism, the working masses of this country led by the radical wing of the Labor party will once more feel thomeelves be--t grayed, will revolt against It. and tho moderate Socialist government grill eithar hava to get out or gOj tho radicals. Thus ln any .with ftv&a-tss- a case there la hound to be a tremendous awing towards Fascism." There He paused. I asked: Tfc:sa seems to be a very general opln ton ln thin country that Fascism ln some form is coming. Bat a 'good many people seem to believe that It will not be blackshirt but top-hFascism j Fascism .Something like the system Indicated by Mr. Walter Elliot. The Breeainc of Britald Walter Elliot, It may be recalled, la the brilliant Scotsman who la now minister of agriculture and is widely touted as the next conservative prime minister. In his present ministry he has worked out a system for the planned control of agricultural, products .which. , re-- , aembles markedly the corporate state system of the Fascists reWalter Elliots Fascism, plied 81r Oswald, 'Is the Fascism Elliot Dr. may be of Broenlng. called the Brnentng of Britain. He may precede a real Fascist stale here just aa Chancellor Broenlng preceded Chancellor Hitler. ft LL MANILA. P. L, April 25 (AP-- fAL I'J-UUV- ) 3 Great Founders Days J. C. Penney win be Here Friday and Saturday from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. to greet yowl Come meet him! and shop these wind up BARGAINS. Here are the kind of bargains that have made our Founder's name famous throughout the nation. Come to Penney's NOW for these and other Worthwhile Mr. ... i , Ssirlrssftar at ANOTHER OFFERING! A Sellout" Talus Penney's Famous GillilHIocc ! VyocEn DINNER SETS EFZnmE! Specially Priced Tell the Story oj New Delightfully Patterned Pint Quality Dithware. Specially Priced far Thu Week SET. 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Regular and extra sites. covering most of the front of an one of the building, worlds largest clocks has been erected on a Tokyo t department I 7C supreme value atO A Hrn a bnyanditaa 80x80 eyes. Chiffon or Service Vat Dyed LOS ANGELES. April 25 (AP) So vividly have two - comedians told hero of the fatal Injury of their friend partner. Charles Mack, that jurors and court spectators were left dabbing at their eye with handkerchiefs. He seemed to recognize me from the touch of my hand yon know we'd been together a long time. Jt was George Moran testifying. Ho and Mack had teamed together to carry laughter to thousand! the country over. Now Moran charging negligent driving by Mrs. Myrtle Mack, ln tha automobile accident last Jan. 11 near Mesa. Arlx. which brought death to Mack and Injuries to him, is suing tho widow tor 24.500 damages. I eras in the operating room where Charley was on a table and took hold of bis band. said Mor- - at their ed B&qwgo Jurors Weep at Comedians Story ) Emigration from tho Philippines to the United States had virtually ceased today. The liner President Grant sailed for Seattle this afternoon without a single Filipino passenger. Five Intended emigrants were rejected because the United States will limit Filipino immigration to 50 a year as soon aa the legislation accepts the independence law, expected about May L HURRY! Penneyg Anniversary Ends With Tti C:ril TO U. S. COMING Conaer-deprrast- cf It FILIPINOS STOP j C:!ay Zzzzzzz cf d. parents sued her recently to compel her to support them. She said she had offered them 100 a month recently If they would move from the mansion she termed "a white A form of thin copper sheeting elephant." They refused. A court ordered, her to pay them (100 a has been developed for- - covering books subjected to much handling. month pending trial of their suit. Csat feleslaJ homesteading plan as an taper-Inten- t. "We want evolution." ha "When yon. hear talk of revolution theres one Letter too many ln that word." - He chided the nation for not giving more serious thought to national planning and remarked he failed to see why there isnt a greater enthusiasm for it; we seem to be more apt to favor panaceas, the suggested legislation that they tell us will cure anything In to days. to U cd-- 7tl |
