Show STATI NEWS- unbroken at the moment I urlte Nor was any tmiclshi of Ramsay MacDonald sharper or more universal than that which challenged his statesmanship for having made certain the clash between the two Latin successful abnad than th regime which be bud abolished Purity wnh France to be sure was merely a prestige proposition for France not only had a vastly larger fleet but possessed the money to expand her powers This move oan have grave navy while Italy lacked funds consequences In the future for EuroGrandl Ready to Support pean peace Of Itself the actual point at Issue Proposed Reductions Grandl was prepared to support between the French and Italians at London has been so trivial as to seem any and ail proposals for reduction at moments positively ridiculous At which would automatically bring the French fleet nearer to the Italian In the Washington conference the government of that period site and power On the other hand represented by Bchanrer and Alber-ti- he was not able to present any buildobtained for Italy parity with ing program for Italy had no proLondon Naval Conference France In the matter of capital ships gram hi the American or French At that time neither France nor sense four other powers preReaches Impasse Reeause Italy cared much about the Issue sented The figuirs which represented since neither was financially able to settled policies and existing estiof European Split build great warships Three years mates Italy simply insisted upon after the close of the world war the wTitmg opposite the French figures two countries remained nominally purely mytnlcal figures which were friends as they had recently been al- Identical By FRANK H SIMONDS lies But by contrast the French were WASHINGTON April 5 — No smto accept such at no time ile circumstance in all the trouble When however Mussolini came to claim Thevprepared challenged the Italian send Grandl to London to claim on the and turmoil of the naval conference parity grounds that were tlut his foreign sechas given more concern to the gen- retary should match the achieve- France had a vast colonial empire eral Buropean public than the ment of Washington since it was In- counting sixty millions of inhabitPranco-Itaiia- n differences that pro- tolerable for the Duce that the Italy ants second only to the British and voked the deadlock which remains of the present hour should b less that she depended alike for raw materials and for a third of her military establishment upon her ability to keep open the lanes connecting the home country with Its African and Asiatic possessions Italy by contrast has only a few and Insignificant colonies and draws from them nothing vital Again the French empharized the fact that F’rance faced upon he Atlantic also and was bound to main tain on this ocean a fleet sufficient to meet the small but effective German squadron soon to be reinforced by the addition of one or more Ersatz Preussens Thus France argued that her need was to maintain a fleet in the Mediterranean equal to the Italian and another In the Atlantic superior to the German Technical Arguments Advanced But Suspicion An Ominous Fact Such were the purely technical arguments advanced but beneath the surface lay the ominous fact that d frocks and evening between France and Ita'y in the SlIORT-sIeevepost-wyears and chiefly since the are twice as becoming arrival of Mussolini to power there has developed a tension and suspisince DOROTHY CRAY perfected Fincion which all too unpleasantly recall the Franco-Germa- n Lotion This situation ishing creamy lotion before 1914 And at the root of this males your skin look and feel as FRANCO ITALY PARITY AIMS the French It Is real danger France hss acted In two directions fine has increased her land fortifications on the Italian border and embarked upon a very extensive program of naval expansion and she has made a treatv of alliance on the basis of Chinese Flapper Earns Living as Guide in Chicago r BLOCKMEET common defense with Yugo-SlavItalv s rival on the Adriatic rT-i- Special MYERS BIG “AD” Will Appear In MONDAY 6km tone Ask to see a Toilet bottle at otir Goods Department $250 no- - N TRIBUNE MYERS CLEANERS Si DYERS EAST BROADWAY 4 ST England (Pi— The life of ariMmratla flappers of about the year 1 A D is likely to come to light in excavation of Verulam rich-estancient Fngllsh cities Verulam was one of the great tribal capitals of prehistoric Fngland When the Romans came it Is believed bv an hueologlsts they made Verulam the only municipality In the province a distinction that London itself seems never to have attained For this reason it is regarded as the most likely prospecting spot in ALBANS of with a small beautifully fashioned bottle from which the colors were dipped To attain its ancient rank under Roman rule Verulam is believed to nave conformed with the highest Instrument standards of provincial life of the times Dr Wheller of tha London museum says Die excavation should provide much new material tor elucidation of the early history of Lonbuildings many of them dwellings of don which u as close by various sizes Roman relics already found in othOne hundred snakes some rare er ancient sites has fired the imagi- and unclassified have specimens of On nations the been captured by the St Louis Mo archaeologists site of the new Bank of England not zoo snake hunting expedition In Cenfar from Verulam was found a femi- tral America nine evebrow and lipstick set more ornamental than those of 1930 fash- the country 10 000 acies which the roval commission on historic monuments reports is probably filled with ions It was a slender metal painting were the Inevitable consequences of the Fascist utterances Today there are few Frenchmen who believe that Mussolini Is ariunllv planning to attack France For war on the modern scale Italy She has lacks everything but men no inonev no coal or Iron and she deIs tcrnblv ovei populated and pendent upon other countries for her food In a war with France all her shipping would be at the mercy of French aircraft and submarine based on Blzerta Ajaccio Oran Algiers and Toulon With years too It Is clear that Mussolini has come to adopt a moie moderate tone and td abandon his old habit of addressing to France d threats frequent and But In a seme the Duce like William II before him Is the victim of his own incautious utteranres and his people have been roused to an expectation of great achievements and to an animosity toward France which Is perhaps the most disturbing single detail In contemporary Europe French Stale of Mind Antagonizes Pzritv Since it was at all times clear that In the light of the exlting state of mind France would never concede Italian parity Italv never consent to anv other status the clash at London Instantly always inevitable raised the question of why the two countries had been Invited to the conference this Italian circumMoreover stance made patent at once why France would not abate her naval program materially save as she was able to get from Britain an Insurance against an Italian aggression equal In value to that which she had obtained at Locarno aganist any new German Invasion France was building warships to meet an Italian menace which to her seemed real If the size of her prospective fleet was inconvenient for the British and Americans and threatened to disturb the Rapidan agreement it was clearly for Britain and the United States so the French alleged to supply the polltclal guarantees France desired for her own securtty and thus permit France to bring her naval estimates n wishes down to British and Americana Strive to Ameliorate Ill the face of this situation British ard American delegates sought with equal unsuccess to persuade both the French and Italians They undertook to coerce each In turn by the threat of isolation through the pact with making of a But one or the other excluded neither France nor Italy desired to both four-powenter a pact and were equally resolved to maintain their respective theses Such was the deadlock when I left London and it culminated a few davs later when Grandl recommended the adjournment of the conference to a distant date In fact only to reassemble when France and Italy had adjusted their differences a thing which appeared wholly unlikely in any calculable time during the March days of the naval conference This episode along with lta repercussions upon the naval conference must serve as one more striking Illustration of the folly of any or attempt to promote reduction even limitation of armaments in advance of the preparation of political conditions It wav Idle to tell France that he had the Kellogg pa- -t the Lo'nno guarantees the provisions of the covenant of ths league while France felt that not one or all of these would avail to protect her in the face of an Italian attack which seemed no longer unthinkable France Insists on CHICAGO —Violet Kwong young Chinese visitor from the Orient who earns her living by showing Chicago girls their way about In Chicago As clerk at the Information desk in the loop Y W C A she answers hundreds of questions concerning the city She Is studv irg music and plans to return to China In the fall and give lessons to Chinese boys and girls tension lies the deliberate series of menaces directed by the Duce against France The insistent and persistent theme of Mussolini has been not alone that Italy was equal to France but that she was bound to be superior by the simple fact of a more rapidly increasing population And along with this steady svstem of provocation and of incitation has gone the tar more serious insinuation that Fiance was standing in Italy s pathway Not alone Tunis but Nice Savoy Corsica have in turn been claimed as the lost provinces of Italy FYom time to time there have been border Incidents Two years ago the French felt obliged suddenly to move an army corps to the Alpes Marttlmcs to guard against reported Fascist designs to seize Nice by a sudden foray In Tunis along 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