Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 25 1937 k Paris Takes Steps to Aid Spain Accordlf1 I :e by Pears Italians May Throw Off Agreement) th chta land tla as of f PARIS March 2 CP) — Franco! fired by fears that Italy shortly may) throw over the international "hands-of- f Spain" agreement Wednesday took steps to preserve that accord Diplomatic authorities disclosed a French clflm to "absolute proof’ that Italian volunteers had landed In insurgent-hel- d Spain since the European ban on foreign volunteers in the Spanish civil war became affective February 20 and that the government views the situation with i Palm and - rica And ialed Jong1'’' ici- ches Nat- - His fans and frig- - alin eath do tion ha iana n’bla alia by 1 in lilar t 15 Ain And itea ork Sty wet rica rha I is tha aes tha of uby l Iso rtth hat ard row ity illy A of- - ay “sa iby e” i-- tra ars ind ice sed len at las oh- ida a ith )Ut lly ob re- all iy ial tea ou to ed ed' : — y h Pickwicks- lh A ' iphyr weight f ' “t t Ik dra wcftlc iak ai a j hook md Woek siilch "P Very nw'ftd 'sopklitieat id li5 VK e- - ex y- - sa il- - d el r- - 19 Ik id i 'fL He suggested that “if possible” the collaboration of other nations represented on the nonintervention committee be sought Declarations in the Italian press that Italy will not remove a single soldier from Spain until the civil war is over coupled with Tuesday’s declaration in London by Count Dino Grandi Italian ambassador there that Italy refused to take part at this juncture in any discussion requiring the withdrawal of foreign volunteers from Spain were mentioned by Delbos He cited these points as signs that Mussolini shortly may throw over the whole nonintervention agreement and pour troops into General Franco’s ranks Urges German He asked the German ambassador to urge his government to intercede in Rome to prevent any such action Delbos told the German envoy France was “extremely pleased” with the fact Germany strictly ob- served the agreement against send- ihg volunteers to the Iberian penin- - ' ula The fact that there are 9000 exGerm'ans fighting for the patriate Madrid-Valenci- a government was discussed as a possible snag for any to withdraw all foreignagreement ers from Spain It was pointed out these would not be able to return to Germany and whether other countries would accept them was found to be a difficult question The first step in France’s poll of her allies Indicating the seriousness with which France views the situation included talks between Delbos and Stephan Osusky minister in Paris and discussions in which Leopold Lacroix French minister in Praha figured was It was stated Czecho-SlovakIn accord fully with France Pamilo' Rhapsody - v An exquisitely sheer and ringless chiffon black heel with ultra-chi- c j gg - ? 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" ' r gt-ea- 'Franco - P- : accord The foreign minister suggested that Great Britain and France adopt a common stand toward the Italian refusal to withdraw Italians fighting in Spain and toward the possibility that reinforcements might be landed to ensure a victory for insurgent leader General Francisco 4 1 i fol-lo- 1 ntly J t sador :ara ro i r He asked the German ambas Count Johannes von Welc-rec- k to urge the German government to intercede in Rome to forestall any Italian junking of the agreement 8 He began a poll of France’s allies Meets Outlined Delbos’ conferences with the British and German ambassadors were outlined authoritatively as i - i Save leufL 3ace ®r SHAVE BRUSHLESS MENTHOLATUM Is made especially to prevent aftershave irritation The more sensitive youif skin the more you will like it it must please you fully— tf not send empty carton and tube to Mentholatum Company Wichita Kans for refund of purchase price and postage e s4-nslf- i 4 Miss PamOo the personification ofi j fine stocking is assuming a dominant rale this season ) because fashion decreed shorter "skirts Because j of this Miss Pamilo is shown in greater diversity of novel and pleasing effects than at any other time in her brilliant career J I Miss Pamilo besides be- ng a leader of fashion in the world of hosiery also en 1 t " I ys popularity among the here are hereabout probably more women wearing 1 smilojiosiery than any other single brand There is v h ' ason utmost quality at the price 2 lilea mes hrea y of ' ' ' 0t-"'- Authoritative sources' reported Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos in a series of meetings with foreign diplomats took the following actions : 1 He told the British and Ger-fna- ii ambassadors France will seek Britain’s aid in blockading the Spanish coast unless Premier Benito Mussolini observes the noninterven- miiz i ' gravity" ir in ( in tt in all her springtime loveliness France Prompted 1 tick lant ard iden ame- Pamilo steps out ljfD6 r |