| Show r 'Iluii'-dd- v Morning- & gt 41 ''ft ar ii V lf ¥ s great-grando- Reports Indicate to Bluff Don uhch new-bor- n Tenders Throne ittorio Emanucle of Spaniwli Unvov Fell's Of Franco Poliev lose Felix Lequerlta Spanish ambassador to France said in a statement Wednesday night that the government of Generalissimo Fiamisco Franco would respect personal libcitv The ambassadors statement was Interpreted as" a warning to both and the extreme right that their policies would not be tolerated In nationalist ‘spain J FOR SMOKING PLEASURE AT ITS BEST CAMEL fie cigarette ofCostlier Tobaccos (2?$ time K and the Hu taxes A new cabinet And when you ride listen Listen to e silence No vibration or un- But hang it all man — your Tax and it’s Spiing outside! 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Lor even the air is diflerent in a Nash fresh as an ocean breee filtered of road dust and thanks to the ’’Weather Lye” you’ll never have to drive in a topcoat again Feel that cushion flatten out behind you as you shift into high! 1 here’s a special kind of engine up in front that Just let those miles keep rippling off knows your every whim — can idle you behind y our w heels until you know silently clown a moonlit road — or w hisk felt what like back in those careyou y ou to a dot on the sky line Then wait — free days of ’29! for suddenly a Fourth Speed lot ward scuds you flashing into a new range of Then you’ll realize why we had to Cabinet Backs Paris Stand Der Angnff s second edition de voted Us largest headlines to President Roosevelt but its first edition featured an attack on Britain by labor front Robert Lev nazi leader !£ ti was set up with Shefkct Verlaei as premier and public works minister Ypi who was Zog s inspector of the court becomes minister of justice Other members are Xhemi Dino foreign affairs minister F'eizi Malizm finance Andon Began economics Ernest Kilici public instruction of Meanwhile a detachment Italian troops in trucks reached the Jugoslav frontier at Koplick north of Scutari on the Adnatic The Italian tricolor also was on the Albaman-Grec- k planted border at Biklishta A motion bv the assembly said "I he assembly dedaies that all Albanians remembering and grateful for the constructive work by il due e and hv fascist Italy for the development and pipspcrity of AI bams decides to associate moie intimately the life and destinv of Albania with the life and destiny of Italy " The reference to previous aid by Italy was to the period of Albanian (Continued From Page One) when Italy had independence commercial and military t war station in the stiong w hi slu ps now Me dilerranoan outnumber the cn tiea with Albania tire Italmn navy hv about 40 per ‘Closer Solidarity’ cent The assembly expressed a desire With the pnssihilitv of having to between Italy and AI — that with that bonds fi a ontiei third protect bama lead to an ever closer soliFiance Wednesday began Spain a rapid inquiry to determine the darity” and declared that ’the acauthentic itv of reports of elaborate cords inspired hv this solidarity befortifications in Spanish Morocco will be successiv elv stipulated tween Italy and Albania” facing French Morocco the conAlbanian delegates participated centrations of Spanish nationalist in the session in the parliamentarv troops just south of the Pyrenees Bubhc galleries were and the arrival of further Italian palace with cheering persons office) s in Spam ill eased m uviliin packed Outside another crowd acclaimed clothes the delegates as thev entered I feel in mv heart ail immense 1 pi slid ‘beiause of the joy amval of the Italian army in Albania which had foieseen and desired its amval for a long time as the on’y means of reestablishing older justice peace and prosperity for our country For a quarter of a century y c have tried to administer the conn tiv bv our own means alone but in this peiiod our goyernois hay e not only demonstrated the greatest incapacity of an admimst ratiy e or Viise der but Kaye also made it apparent to the yy hole iv lived world that our tree THE CAR EVERYBODY there ought to be a charge for it make driving a new Nash because you feci so good But this experience is yours to com mand at any Nash showoom And it can be yours every day in your life for the cost of a commonplace car! 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Gilmore-Yosemit- Come on down : and get a new look at life through a Nash vvimLhidd LIKES fUMislW & K (JTt— Albania Offers Crown To King of Italians ’ left last rearmament LET UP — LIGHT UP A CAMEL ’ the extreme 1 OF POISE TO ’ — iQuccn Geraldine Out of Danger called IT HELPS My FEELING n (Pi Kin Christened ’s SO MUCH AND la 12 For Corridor Danzig Mount Ex-Kaiser- ' LIKE CAMELS F Apnl Poland’s Fears 1939 tp xrhange Responsible officials insisted that theie had been no fresh ext hanges between Warsaw ami Berlin deJoseph spite Polish Ambassador visit to the foreign office Lipski before his return to Warsaw Wednesday Denials also had been given when the original ‘suggestions for the settlement' of the Danig and Polish corridor questions were made Halfway Measures in Warsaw by the (it i man am has aador Dr Hans Adolf von Moltke Hold Monaco Informants in Warsaw Mild that German leadeis had indicated to New Coalition Lipski that they desire outright an a of motor road nexation Danzig BITING England April 12 (IT across the Polish corridor under German sovereignty and tession of -- Winston Churchill said Wedncs Bogumim impoilant railway jum-tio- div night thq1 since Great Britain Ins set out to try to form a peace to Germany preservation society of Europe even Reversed Decision at the risk of war" she couhl not The foreign offue it was said stop on halfway measures decided to publish the original ’Vigor Is neeeswarv in the execu he said "A German demands aftei Polish For- hon of that policy eign Minister Joseph Beck had re- year ago such a combination of jected them and lommunuatcd stales would have slopped war I them to London but then reversed cannot giv e that guarantee now but It might be the means of averting the decision A foreign offue official asserted war the demands had been exaggerated Must Speed Defenses in London and added Let Poland neces-sarto carry out this ’It is publish them and straighten the policy hut not in a dilatory manmatter out ” de"We have no intention of moving ner We must speed up our until we see whether Poland in- fenses at home and even at the tends to sign a mutual assistance rink of involving ourselves inof war our we support the actions agreement with Britain ” the offi- alliesmust " cial said referring to the British-Pohs- h Churchill who has held several pledge to defend each other if the independence of either were cabinet posts gave what some hearthreatened sending a fottnal trealv ers interpreted it as a hint to the con (The aceoid was reached during tents of Prime Minister Neville Beck’s recent visit to London but Chamberlains statement to the house of commons Thursday when ha not been put in final form ) he said a Will Bide lime ’I expect the action the govern“We still don’t believe Poland will ment l likelv to take will be such that I can give It my full support ign it We urn wait for a solution of the Danzig question Memel fell Greatest Consequence when the time was ripe and so will ‘Obviously it would be of the Danzig " consequence if the Balkan Asked whether Germany could gicmtestwere united They are filled wait as long as six months he re- slates with watlike people If they were can ’We still wait plied longer” divided or played off against one Picsident Roosevelt was the sub- another nothing hut diaasler would bv of an attack ject Prop igauda come of it But if they are united Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels’ they will save suffering and constinewspaper Der Angnff The paper tute a stabilized armed bloc of characterized as "impertinence1 the pe ice lov countries presidents ‘111 be back in the fall Brit tinsingposition he described a if we don t have war faiewell to one which has gathered to it in frinds in Warm Spring Ga Sun- groat and measure an apgrowing day over the whole broad Der Angnff also said the remark preciation of the United States was ‘coarse balking up the wiong aiea " FARIS Pril 13 - MX fl Churchill Says J $p u rOTSDAM Kira will be Germany Apnl 12Grand-Duche- s F'ormer Kaiser Wilhelms first1 how ever” Friedrich Wilhelm — or LARISSA Greece April 12 V— n and son of a one- Wrilhelm for short This is In ac- Queen Geraldine of Albami Thins time produced time mechanic In ft Detroit auto- cordance with an unbioken Hohen-zoller- n day threw off high fever which anti-aircrmobile factory Wednesday was tradition since 1M12 that the caused serious concern tor her life guns like this christened Louis Ferdinand Freid-- i oWest on of thf future head of the following a dramatic flight with her dynasty be called Friedrich Wilueapon rich Wilhelm Hubertus son from invading Italian helm Nazis Hope Kyrlll yon Hohenzollern He was baptised in the Lutheran troops is shown being put on She was reliably reported to be The young prince born Febru- faith at Cectlienhof castle the reel Beck The week-ol- d dence of the former German crown out of danger ary 9 19J9 to Prince Louis Ferdi- prince Friedrich Wilhelm Prince Prince Skander was described as display in London's spaWARSAW April 12 CPi— Reports nand and the former Russian Louis Ferdinand’s father thriving circulated in diplomatic quarters cious Hyde park && Wednesday night that Germany had renewed demands upon Poland for Donzig and a strip of the Polish ntf Cori ldor This indicated these quarters said that Germany hoped to bluff I 4 Poland into a stand of neutrality in the present world situation or that the nazis yvere prepared to bargain — if Poland would loosen her defense ties with Britain and France The demands for Danzig for a $ motor road across the Polish Corridor under German sovereignty and for cession of Bogumim important rail junction preciously were made and were refused The foreign office denied Wednesday night they had been resources and peated Diplomatic other quarters persisted in discussing the reported demands however which were said to have been brought fiom Berlin Wedhesday by ambassador the Polish Joseph Lipski Foreign Minister Joseph Beck conferred with the British and French ambassadors Wednesday The Japanese ambassador was at the taller another foreign office Wednesday and the American ambassador Anthony J Drexel Biddle of Zog I Council Jr is to see Beck Thursday The Aa ambassador German Hans von To Urge9 Moltke also is expected to call on his return from Berlin Two Countries ‘Personal’ Union Informed political commentators discussing German demands argued that from the German point of (Continued Troiii Page One) view nazi expansion in southeast the assembly that Albania was in-ountry was incapable of governing EUrope can continue only if Po" land occupies an inactive position capable of governing herself and itself welcomed the Italian troops i He hailed Mussolini as the deliverer of the country from Zog s yoke’ and as a man who had shown a capacity greater that Caesar or Hannibal ” Albania s new political status is ostensibly similar to that of Ice land w hu h Denmark ac knowledges as a sovereign state although the Danish King Christian X is also King of Iceland Italy it was announced will ’as sure the defense’ of Albania This piesumably will permit her to keep as many troops here as she pleases Italy also undertakes the economic and cultural development of TO TIIE NTWSPAPFRS Albania Italians will install pubconvertible bed inside performance you never felt before! put a full-siz- e lic works and help eradicate Illiterit’s been a winter for once you start driving a Nash long tough Albania is acy it was announced T ou can’t keep it from passing others to retain her flag the Blizyardx politics budget you never know when to stop! on the road or showing off in the hills! New Cabinet aft Slop Now k Salt £akc tribune- has England Can’t X ij — v1 Britain's BERLIN April 12 (Pi— Germany waited Wednesday for Foland to make the next mine toward settlement of Polish German issue hut offuials suggenlrd that Warsaw mane pubm the German demands wlioh lei to the British-rolis- h mutual assiotame arrord Publication of the drmnndv they said would show' the wmld that they were "not ixntbiUint’ and in no way endangered ’the indepenor territoriil integrity of dent Poland " Meanwhile Riitam the Netherlands all small nations likely to he enticed bv the British ern ircle-meof Germany1 polity and President Roosevelt weie taken to task in Wednesdays propaganda wave £r iv Says Great Britain ‘Now Let ’Em Come Itoosc ell Great Britain f o0t (T!)C From Poland Prcs Assails V WtV V—1 - Nazi Leaders Wait Move No New I p travelers c To Paris go! 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