Show THE $ ALT' LAKE TRIBUNE I Mixed Weddin" Ban in Italy Stirs Vatican ’ New Ruler? v Fascists Limit Marriages to Aryan Couples ROME Nov 10 UP) —A Vatican news service said Thursday night the Holy See would protest a marrestriction decreed riage Thursday by the Italian cabinet to further the new fascist policy of Aryanism The service 'said the restriction would be protested as "a violation ©f the concordat”— the accord between the Italian government and the Vatican The Vatican objected this source said to article 1 of the new law (prohibiting “marriage of an Italian citizen of the Aryan race with a person belonging to another race” The law says a marriage “in violaGeneral Ismct Inonu Seen as tion of this prohibition is null” At the time the fascist grand likely successor to Ataturk council adopted the marriage policy enacted into law Thursday Vatican circles expressed concern because the measures foreshadowed by this policy appeared to them to conflict With the church’s right to perform v marriages Term Policy Political Fascists have insisted that the government’s racial policy is political and not religious Europe Eyes Plans Although Pope Pius himself and L’Osservatore Romano Vatican City For Successor newspaper have been engaged in Open discussion witfi fascist spokesTo Kamal Ataturk men over the policy the statement by the news service was the frist indication that the Vatican had ISTANBUL Nov 10 mal been stirred to the point of a formal Ataturk who "built and ruled protest Italian sources said the decree ap- modern Turkey with a clenched peared after collapse of formal and fist died Thursday at the age of 58 There were unconfirmed reports Informal Vatican efforts to avert it that the Turkish president whom They sajd Msgr Francesco Duca papal nuncio to the parliament named Ataturk— “fathItalian government had made fu- er of the Turks”— had left a polititile approaches to Foreign Minis- cal testament to guide his successor in his own rigid doctrine of westter Count Galeazzo Ciano Father Tacchi-Ventu- ri who often ernization and nationalism No one expected Turkey's new has served as a conciliatory emissary between Pope Pius and Pre- leadership to turn in the immedimier Mussolini was understood to ate future froip the domestic and have made informal - direct ap- foreign balance which Ataturk ? achieved for this nation straproaches to 11 duce tegically situated between the’ east to Unacceptable Pope and the west Both churchmen were understood Borrowed Money to have advised that the Vatican Before Ataturk became gravely could not accept such a law he was borrowThursday’s decree laws restricted ill Jnmid-Octoboccupations and property owner- ing money for Turkey with little ship of Italy's 57425 Jews aside discrimination from both Britain -- from the and Germany although his early marriage prohibition The property restrictions were struggle for power was tinged with expected particularly to affect the bitter hatred far the influence of holdings of insurance companies both The British and German foreign with which Jews have been prominently associated The decrees pro- offices were knpwn to have keen hibit Jewish ownership of urban Interest in his successor and the buildings of taxable value exceeding future course of Turkey 80000 lire ($1052) p The president of the national asJews and other“Jion-Aryan- s were sembly Abdul Halik Renda asforbidden to marry Aryan Ital- sumed the interim presidency upon ians and in cases where children the passing of the ashen-face- d of Jewish fathers are regarded as “gray wolf” A government proclaChristians they may be taken away mation announced convocation of from parental control if the father the assembly to elect a new chief is found educating them in the He- executive probably Friday brew faith or antifascism Likely Choice FRIDAY MORNING Royalty Picks Plane to Aid Indian Baby Cruise Skip LONDON' Nov 10 (iW— King George and Queen Elizabeth will make their visit to Canada and the United States next summer on the 32000-to- n Repulse one of Britain’s largest battle cruisers An official announcement from Buckingham palace said the Repulse would be escorted by “two of his majesty’s ships of the second cruiser squadron” The date of departure had not been set the announcement said but their majesties expected to reach Canada “about the middle of May” A semiofficial announcement said the king and- queen Would travel - from Canada to Washington overland and return o Canada before starting the homeward voyage NOVEMBER 11 1938 Briton Warns Airmen Sight Iceberg T H melt On Open Door south as the Despite the HONOLULU Nov 10 (INS)— eyeskeptical brow lifting by naval ic NEW YORK Nov 10 (INS)-- Sir bureau officers members Sassoon Victor British financial Pan American’s Philippine wizard known as “the man who crew Thursday insisted Clipper owns half of Shanghai” arrived they had seen a huge Iceberg here aboard the S S Normandie floating In the shipping lane halfThursday with a warping to Japan way between Midway island and not to close the “open door” In Honolulu in semitroplcal waters Coast guard and hydrographic China bureau aids declared any Iceberg "The Japanese” he said “will not get American and British capital unless England and America are assured of a square deal They are like a man starting business with- WINDOW ROCK Ari Nov fought for the life of a Navajo Indian baby Thursday night while necessary instruments to remove a pinon nut from his lung were hurried by air from Philadelphia in a race with threatened death With the nut lodged in his lung since Wednesday Lloyd June d Incjian boy of Tuba City was in a critical condition at Fort Defiance hospital said Dr W W Peter medical director of the Navajo service A chartered plane waited at Albuquerque airport to take a bronchoscope and a larynoscope from a westbound TWA ship Pilot Bill Cutter said in Albuquerque he would fly them here Thursday night if necessary hydro-graph- 10 oA-th- e three-year-ol- General Ismet Inonu kpown as the “military bookkeeper” premier for 13 of the 15 years that Ataturk headed the state was the most A parliamentary likely choice group of the majority party decided to support Inonu apparently assur-- ’ ig his election HENDATE France (at the Spanish Frontier) Nov 10 UP)— The Ataturk once Said of Inonu “He is conscience — he is always on Spanish insurgent command re- themyalert and finds out what is ported Thursday night that its newly reinforced army on the Segre wrong and criticises me” Day and night eight physicians river front had halted the governhad helped Ataturk fight his illment’s offensive ness in the great alabaster palace Government dispatches by no new gains indicated the of Dolma Bagtche on the Bosdrive was meeting strong resistance phorus from which Ataturk had Earlier government advices said ejected the last sultan of the old Lerida was being encircled in an Ottoman empire expansion of the strong foothold west of the Segre in southern Catalonia The government’s front on the west bank of the Ebro which a week ago was said to have been reduced to a width of 25 miles was reported now to be only about v north But the Clipper commander said ' he saw the berg plainly The Clipper descended from 10000 to 1000 feet to investigate after first thinking the large white area might be the iulDpf an overturned ship From low altitude the crew examined the object and not only mated at about 100 by 200 feet protruding 30 feet out of the water Position was given as 700 miles northwest of Honloulu Despite their skepticism govi eroment officials broadcast a warning to all ships in the vicinity HHonrs t 12:3© pan to 5:3fl£pin t A '1 It’s Time for vt - 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