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' King George ' 4 "' t tain f’ARIS April 34 (UP) — France Bent additional troops Friday to the western Pyrenees to counter heavy reinforcement of Spanish garrisons just across the frontier Reports reached the French border of the arrival at Vera a Basque village barely three miles from the French frontier of 5000 Spanish in- B ' w of battery of army as it takes " protective ” measures Below Dutch antiair- Holland pre bares to Activity Near Gibraltar According to border reports there !s similar activity at La Linea nrar Gibraltar where Galacian reinforcements are so numerous that barracks have overflowed and soldiers tanks ami artillery are parked in the bullring British engineers at Gibraltar Thursday night barricaded the main road leading from La Linea to the famous British fort guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean French military and air attaches from Burgos went to Gibraltar by automobile where they conferred with British commanders French border correspondents reported German troop movements in the Fnlatinate and Rhineland in the vicinity of Trier and Strasbourg French advices from abroad claimed other German troop movements were taking place in the east opposite Roland and along the Jugoslav frontier in southwestern Germany fOO-00- and 100000 Bulgarian on another frontier troops were KarISSA Greece April 34 tTi— Geraldine virtually recovered from the ordeal of her flight QuNm d son from Albania was removed from a hospital to a hotel Friday King Zog rented 25 rooms for the exiled family and it large retinue Full court etiquette was observed mothThe queen's American-bor- n er Mme Gladys Stewart Girault now the wife of a French army major arrived Wednesday with’her new-bor- Italian-conquere- n Sciols of Four States :i’o Meet at S F Fair SAN’ FRANCISCO April 14 (PI —Sciols from 45 pyramids in California Arizona Nevada and Washington will hold their semiannual convention at the Golden Gate international exposition Saturday Distinguished guests will include Barnett Marks of Fhoenix past grand master of Masonry in Arizona SATVIWM : t! OiifroFaelorv Shoe flopair i h B i II w Rumania Gives Thanks for British Pledge -- h Anglo-Frenc- -mier i I Czecho-Slovaki- Berlin Brands Dace Stages Roosevelt ‘Air Raid ‘War Agitator’ For Gocring Britain France Seek Ilelj) Of Russ Planes ROME April 4 Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Coering of Fxcites Germany was offered the spectacle of a mock air raid two hours Nazidom after he arrived in Rome Friday night At 30 p m sirrns sounded and (Continued From Fage One' the was thrown abruptly into alone has undertaken and carried darkness Antiaircraft cannon and out 1G armed and warlike invasions machine guns surrounding the city opened a terrific fire Rockcountries” in ets were shot into the air Rocket illumination apparently Turning to the president's promise of help eto Canada Deutsche is to be used by Italy in place of Dienst said it has not yet been searchlights to make invading airforgotten it was the United States planes visible if war comes which “had annexation desires on Friday night's heavy ahooting Canada" apparently was carried on also to accustom the civilian population With the high chief of the Gerto the noise of bombardment Numan propaganda machine Raul Joseph Goebbcls back in Berlin after merous airplanes flew over the a vacation in the near east incity amt drew enl iaiicrafl shells formed idrides expected new vigor which burst near them Sirens announced the end of the to be shown in the press campaign against the United States and performance at 10:30 o'clock Marshal Goering and Premier Britain Meanwhile the reirh's expanding Mussolini were reported to have naval forces prepared for war witnessed the dull from tile roof of il duce's Palabbo Venezia games next week almost under the guns of the British fortress at A said Gibraltar communique however that this move had nothing to do with the current political situation Berlin serenely went ahead with preparations for Chancellor Hitler's birthday celebration next Thursday WARSAW April 15 (Saturday) The chancellor is at his Bcrchtes-gadeestate where he undoubtedly ami Rumania have exreceived prompt reports on Pres- changed verbal pledges to unite in armed resistance to aggression by ident Roosevelt's union speech Fridav Germany or any possible German (The president pledged American satellite The two nations allied since 3921 economic support to any American country threatened by “economic to protec t their eastern frontiers pressure" from abroad and con- against soviet Russia strengthened demned aggression ns "criminnl”) ine allianre to apply to an attack from the west and drafted strong Termed ‘Meddler’ UPl-F- Lalin-Anierica- n ield Propose Treaty Speech Fury of Rumania Poles Aid n p hms - Moslems Cheer France CASABLANCA French Morocco April 34 (Ah— Moslem natives demonstrated after their prayers in the Central mosque Friday cheering for France and shouting “down Germany and Italy" From Fage One) stressed that negotiation were being pushed to eonrlude an guarantee to TurIt was believed generally key (Continued Anglo-Frenc- r 1 of Morocco Acceptable To Eastern Allies Il Giornale D’ltalia which termed these rumors credible said that Spanish Morocco was being filled with troops Their nationality was not stated but presumably they were Spanish although there have h been unconfirmed rumors that Man troops had left for Morocco New Box Backs Fitted Styles Ital-wit- j such a pledge would be announced next week Because of Polish and Rumanian objections to their territory being defended by a Russian land force the French were reported to have suggested that the Russian air fleet alone be used against Germany if Germany were to attack either Poland or Rumania Rumania and Poland under thia scheme would be asked to permit the Russians to use their airports jolh Ivlisll Bnd Rumanian vials realized that neither Bitain nor Kriime WM in a position to lend immediate support to their nations if Germany were to attack them “If war occurred tomorrow” David Lloyd George wartime prim? minister warned Chamberlain “you could not send & single battalion Rolish-Rumaina- n Bulgarian Trade n c 12 Coats of Eponge — Mohuir— lo 44 Gorgeous A pip Man-Tailore- d 1 §nnitts&i$ if you want th smartest clothing you Ttr wore — and the biggeet value your money — elect one of McClana- - SIZES 12 lo 44 Smart suit that step you iorth with th ior?' ki L's han asurance your "laehion-right- " to the laet detail Gabardine — Worsted — Stripe olid ihade and M0J 2 to $2295 Open offl- g Sixes Tweeds in Navy Black Berry Gold Aqua and others Able to Hold Line Military experts were said to believe that Rumanian or Polish armies backed by Russian planes would be able to prolong a war on the eastern front while Brilaln and France were coordinating their attack on the west Rumania and Poland were represented aa objecting to Russian support because part of the territory of each once belonged to a Russia and they feared that Russian army again occupied the land even as an ally she never would give it up No Immediate Aid I Swagger Styles h n il y n The mutual pledges were exchanged between the Polish foreign minister Colonel Joseph Beck and the Rumanian ambassador Richard Women's Leather or Fratuisovici in Warsaw ami by the Composition Rumanian foreign minister Crigore Gafcncu and the Polish ambassa- to Poland" dor Count Roger Raczynski in BuMany experts agreed with Lloyd charest and for that reason there George It was understood the Polish mili- were hopes the support of at least tary chieftain General Edward t)e Russian air fleet could be Simgly-Rydwould command the (gained combined army in 'pi(uKh one official spoke of the ev ent of war of ail early agreement jncssibility of Men's Live Fresh the was alliance Strengthening (h thore Wfre f(anl ln and1 Reck Friday by oilier quarter that Russia would rese til the suggestion her air fleet RUBBER was wanted but not her army The prime minister and Mrs Aids Leave Chamberlain left No 30 Downing HEELS sired in the morning for Chequer Meet For Nazi after Ambassador Kennedy railed They will go to Windsor castle Ullile-V-UuSOFIA Bulgaria April 14 UP)— Saturday to spend a day and a Finance Minister Dobri Bojiloff and night with King George Vt and Polish Relation Commerce Minister Ilia Kojouhar-lyurrElizabeth is docwe want 'What a Monroe off arranged Friday to leave fori Kennedy listened to (he hroad-trinin southeastern Europe and Berlin Saturday to dismiss trade cast of President Roosevelt's speech it is lint for America to meddle iiCrelatinnx and possibly a new trade after the meeting with the prime 15 East Broadway illielmstrassse source agreement with Germany it" mu' ‘minister (fl Doors Fant of Centre Ihntre) said “We whiiI no more and no The ministers will remain In Pcr-- j Ixird Halifax gelling his first — — less than the United States claims lin to participate in Adolf Hitler's vacation in two weeks went to Juutlcr her Monroe doctrine" j Yoikshir for the week end jbirthday festivities April 20 LIFTS BUDAPEST Hungary April 14 (AP)— A conciliatory Hun(Continued From Page One) that il duce and Goering would dis- garian gesture toward Rumania on top of British and French guarcuss axis strategy in view of what antees of the independence of Rumania and Greece brought a feelfascists term the French-Britising of greater security Friday to the Balkans “encirclement” policy Italian cabinet From Budapest to the Black sea Meanwhile the formally approved King Vittorio foreign offices reflected more op- - thaHnnf°°d reJationa with an im' crown of the Emanucle's acceptance timism than has been apparent for "Csaky addressed a definite mes of Albania and provision was made sage to Rumania and here is an for appointment of a lieutenant many days ' There were no signs however opportunity for Rumania to demgeneral as viceroy at Tirana onstrate her good intentions by neihat military precautions were beClttiio Suggested gotiating and observing an honest ing relaxed Hungarian soldiers r?' minorities agreement" It was suggested 11 dime’s The Rumanian pres said it wa' mained near the Rumanian border Foreign Minister Count pleased by what it called the "unilatCiano might be named to Encouraging Circumstances eral and spontaneous" guarantees the new post with Dino Grandi In political circles it was said given its country ambassador to London returning The pledges wer accepted "with to Rome to head the foreign min- there were encouraging circumthankfulness and joy" the foreign He was minister of stances in that: istry again 1 Hungary did not feel offended office organ Timpul observed foreign affairs from 1929 to 1932 h guarantees to The chamber of fasces and guilds by the and the senate will meet in special Rumania Mothcr-in-La2 Foreign Minister Count Stesession Saturday to adopt the law Slayer phen Csaky chose the very day the bringing Albania under the Italian Alie pledges were given to Sentenced to sovereign and a delegation of banian notables is expected to come propose a Rumanian-HungariaKETCHIKAN Alaska April 34 to Rome by airplane Sunday to pact to settle irritating questions of 37 was conUP)— Nelson Charles present the Albanian crown formal- Hungarian minorities in Rumania victed There were no immediate RumaFriday of the first degree ly to the king The It was announced also that Count nian reactions to the count's concili- murder of his mother-in-lafederal court conviction carried a Ciano would make “an important atory statement Bucharest newspapers did not mandatory sentence of death by speech" in Saturday's chamber session Fascists expectantly publish his assertion made before hanging Charles was charged with killing for possible new light on Italian parliament Thursday that Hungary but Mrs Cecilia Johnson last Septemrespected Rumania’s borders foreign policy Gayda who previously had char- wished prompt negotiation of a pact ber while criminally assaulting her acterized Italian occupation of Al- between the two states extending He testified he killed her but denied bania as the fascist response to the rights of Hungarian minorities the rape charge Baying he was French-Britisdrunk and didn't remember action said Friday in Rumania (Rumania has an estimated 1200-00- 0 that British and French guarantees to Greece and Rumania would Hungarians The main body Film Feature Banned “serve only to consolidate the forces lives in eastern Transylvania not BUENOS AIRES April 34 UP)— with the Hungarian of the axis which once again have contiguous Offer Touches defended and frontier Transylvania was won by The Buenos Aires censorship board been victoriously Friday banned exhibition through- ' which will he maintained against all Rumania after the World war) Nation Deeply out Argentina of an issue of the opposition” Guarantee Regarded Calmly film feature “March of Time" enPremier Asserts The Hungarian newspaper Esti titled "Refugees Today and TomorJugoslavia Next? h row” on the grounds that it “atThere was no definite Indica- Ujsag regarded the to Rumania calmly but tacked Germany" The board was in guarantees the manner of the vhich tion BUCHAREST April 14 insisted "the of distant reported to have cited a “monolog Armahd Calinescu said in a axis would react Some foreign ob- lands are of lesspromise to Rumania offensive to Germany” value believed servers Jugoslavia might statement to the press Friday night Rome-Berli- n that Rumania accepts “with grate- figure prominently in the plans ful thanks" the British and French German forces on her northguarantee of Rumanian independ- ernWith frontier and Italian on the ence was held to be "My government frequently has southern Jugoslavia vulnerable a in especially position expressed its desire for an under- - A month ago when Germany was standing with all neighbors and for a the fas-- 1 development of economic relations absorbing with all states with which we are cist press reported a move for! bound by mutual interests” Calin- autonomy among the Croats in northern Jugoslavia Italy for escu said "At the same time Rumania has years advanced a claim to Dalmatia Adriatic shore and declared its people ready to defend Jugoslavia’s more than 400000 the nation's borders and independ- the country has citizens of German origin ence Britain and France did not in“The declarations of France and clude Jugoslavia tn their guaranEngland which came in such a tees nor has Italy announced asspontaneous and friendly manner surances to Belgrade comparable to have moved us deeply Such declaAthens after the ocrations from whatever quarter they those extended of Albania may come contribute to an atmos- cupation Morocco Situation phere of confidence” Before issuing the statement The fascist press reported rumors Calinescu had a two-hoconferwere planence with the British minister Sir that France and Britain to move against the internaning and to $2295 Reginald Hervey Hoare tional zone of Tangier on the coast Anglo-Frenc- uorene HEEL ' t 'Si The Immediate reaction was that Roosevelt was “meddling" as one nazi put it in a sector far from home and that his statements were based on a “misunderstanding" "The United State is making the very same mistake as is England — in affairs meddling Germany's which do not concern them” one German official commented "What right for example does the United Stales have to try to prevent us from making an economic treaty with Rumania that benefits either sidcl In other nnzl circles It was serted that Roosevelt "clearly revealed himself ni the master wire enpuller behind the circlement policy" A dispatch of the official news agency on American relief was headed “God’s Own Country Now Satan's Country" OALY! 1 1 w Lalin-America- n Zog's Quern Improves Moves Into Hotel a f Anglo-Frenc- considered weak- arms 0 Rumanian reports said that men had been mobilized during the recent crisis because 300000 Hungarian troops were massed on Rumania's Transylvanian frontier M Ga-leaz- er than the French Miiginot line which it faces The French appeared to be more concerned with the reported concentrations near Poland and Jugoslavia than with According to this estimate Gerin many has 1248000 soldiers strategic positions France is known to have well over 1000000 men now under arms with individually called reservists reporting daily Poland is reported to have more than 3000000 men under arms and the calling up recently of additional classes gave Italy about 1200000 men under la son-in-la- strengthen Siegfried IJne The movements near the French frontier were believed to be designed to strengthen the Siegfried action along the Rhine The newspaper Oeuvre published what purported to be a detailed disposition of German troops and claimed that by Friday niRht Chancellor Adolf Hitler would have completed these “preparations" at various points: 38000 troops in East Prussia 72000 on the Polish northeastern border 220000 on the Polish southeastern border 350000 on the Dutch frontier and 430000 on the western frontier opposite the Magi-no- t line The newspaper added that Germany hRs 100000 reichs-weh- r troops in Italy and 38000 in Italian Libya German Troop Strength - 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