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Europe’s Woes Poland Drafts Latest Moves New Boost Remain Denial of In Army Guns Britain Asserts Nazi Demands Of Envoi)C Moved Termed Answer to Democracies Cabinet Will Meet Monday to Air Hitler Speech LONDON April 29 UP)— Great Britain maintained officially Saturday that Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler’s speech Friday left Euraipe s troubles "much as they were ” But the firm tone of empire diplomacy sinee the nazi absorption of a most of was shown! sgain In a summons to the cabinet ROME April 29 P) — Premier Mussolini announced Saturday a further expansion of the Italian army in what fascists regarded as a counter move against British-Frenc- h efforts to form an extensive European alliaiue The program ini ludrd an increase In the sire of the armj which now' totals 250 000 men purihase of and the additional equipment strengthening of frontier fortifications and coast defenses The cost of the program was not announced but informed fascists said it would be “considerable" that to meet Monday and in the weekend attention given soviet Russia Speech on Agenda A review of the Hitler address was known to be on the agenda of the special meeting of the cabinet which also will study military conscription machinery and the outlook it dinary 11 i i j‘ t T fiV’pTv - L- 1 l - - i ' I A--'- tf J4i5r&s r 4 t dl I I v' Dr Gregori Gafencu Rumanian foreign minister (left) and Gentian Foreign Minister von Ribbcntrop “talk trade” in Berlin Der fuehrer wants Rumania’s oil and wheat A communique Rumania Envoy Continues Diplomatic ‘Bargain Hunt’ ‘ Pans-Londo- bloc ) who has been absent from his post since April 5 was reported to be to return to Warsaw planning Monday Paris Visit Part of Grand Tour To Decide Future Alliance PARIS April 29 (AP)— Rumanian Foreign Minister Grigore Gafencu left for Rome Saturday night afflid French expressions of giatification over talks concerning Rumania’s role in the alignment of European powers After Rome Belgrade was next Russia's aid for Rumania In the event of war on the itinerary of the Rumanian Rumanian foreign policy absodiplomat who already has visited lutely outspoken and independent" London and Berlin in what some Gafencu told French correspondents "remains profoundly attached diplomats called a search for the to peace best bargain before Rumania com"Rumania is resolved to support n all mits herself to either the efforts to consolidate peace and axis or the it is because of this that the interbloc national position of my country has Gafencu and French Foreign been appreciated in all capitals I Minister Georges Bonnet were said have visited " ‘ Rome-Berli- Paris-Londo- n officially to have been in "perfect accord" but it was not disclosed whether Gafencu had agreed or even had been asked to accept the French-Britisplan to enlist soviet h Bonnet also saw United States Ambassador William C Bullibt and soviet Russian Ambassador Jakob Surils Their visits were described as having been for "information” Open to Danzig BERLIN April 29 (A1)— Nans declared Saturday night that Reichs-fuehrHitlers denunciation if the G e r m a nonaggression treaty had freed Germany of all contractual reasons barring her from taking back the free city of Danzig (Hitler considers the Versailles treaty by which Germany lost Danzig as no longer valid ) Informed quarters expressed belief that the fuehrers reichstag speech Friday In answer to President Roosevelt’s peace appeal again pointed to the free city as the next big problem Hitler may tackle Ho was represented as watching closely for world reaction to his denunciation of the accord with Poland signed in 1934 as well as his termination of the 1939 naval treaty with Britain Nazis Danzig had hoped to Germany on Hitler’s PHILADELPHIA April 29 UP) — fifieth birthday April 20 which d An son was born Sat- was preceded with unfulfilled ruurday to Mrs Elizabeth Donner mors of a German coup Instead Winsor former daughter-in-laof Hitler merely aceepKd honorary President and Mrs Roosevelt citizenship in the free city Now however the breaking of Germany’s treaty bonds with Poland bad raised the enthusiasm of Their mouthDanzig na7is again piece the Danziger Vorposten salt Hitler s speech ’has relieved us of worry about Danzig's future Its fate is now the fuehrer's personal concern " Particular Interest was shown In! official nazi quarters over Polands reaction as the result of the torn-u- p nonaggression pact Authorities said no substantial indication had been given by Warsaw as to how the Polish government had received the change in affairs Informed German sources became increasingly confident in the oratibn light of Hitler’s 18 Friday that by ending the treaty with Poland and the 1935 naval accord the fuehrer had put it up to London and Warsaw whether they wanted to sign again on his terms They pointed out that Hitler had stated conditions for new agree- Son’s Birth Announced return By United Press European developments: LONDdSf Great Britain studies hope for new peace move toward Germany as negotiations to bring soviets Into antiaggres-sio- n front falter Nonaggression pacts may be proposed WARSAW— Poland understood to have decided to reject Adolf Hitler's demands for return of Danzig to reich and motor highway across Polish Corridor Military precautions continued BERLIN— Nazis put emphasis on peace notes in Hitler's speech but press attacks Poland Skilled Mechanics in Cartel CHICAGO April 29 (UP)— German-Amenca- n leaders revealed Saturday night that more than 4000 workers m the United States have been returned to Germany in the last two months to woik as skilled n echanics for a cartel of nazi industries Several hundred more German j citizens and defendants of German nazi union of all workers and symcitizens will be returned to the pathize with Chancellor Hitler’s pofatherland in May the United litical theories agents of the group States was informed said All applicants are examined carefully before they are accepted Sponsored by Tycoons The "back to work" program is to determine whether they have sponsored by a group of German in- been sympathetic toward nazi leaddustrialists which includes the Her- ership while they have lived in the United States mann Goering works and extra-territori- Path for a Palestine settlement Prime Minister Chamberlain rested at Chequers but Foreign Secretary Viscount Halifax went to the foreign office where he summoned Ivan Maisky soviet Russian ambassador to London who just had returned from'Moscow It was reported reliably that Lord Halifax told the Russian envoy he was eager to conclude as soon as n talks depossible the signed to add Russia to the bloc Talks With Hungarians led by Britain and France Rusninn Proposal But he found time to attempt furof nazi friendRussia has proposed a complete ther consolidation ship with Hungary Germany’s allimilitaryance which would contain specific closest collaborator in central Europe Count Premier Hungarian commitments to guard against ag- Paul Teleky and his foreign minnot in only in Europe but gression ister Count Stephen Csaky were the far east the fuehrer’s guests at the state Britain accepted the proposal as dinner Saturday night in his mama basis for discussion but has sugmoth now chancellory a Rusgested as a counter-proposHitler talked with them at length sian declaration of willingness to the official news bureau said All heip Britain France and their allies relations between their countries “if as and when those allies rewere ‘candidly discussed" and the quest help " conversations resulted in "complete Broadcast Instructions understanding in conceptions of the The foreign office meanwhile in- political situation and proof of the between the two structed the British Broadcasting fast friendship countries " the agency added to in broadcast German corporation The Hungarian diplomats arthat Britain's intentions toward rived in Berlin Saturday afternoon were alliGermany pacific and her state visit and ances were not an attempt at "en- for a three-da- y talked with German Foreign Mincirclement" of the nazi state A foreign office spokesman re- ister Joachim von Ribbentrop and iterated that Britain had no inten- Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm tion at present of negotiating a new Goering Hitler’s chief aid naval agreement to replace the 1935 The fuehrer declared In his speech Friday that “Danpact which Hitler denounced Friday reichstag is German and wants to come Sir Nevile Henderson British zig ambassador to Berlin has not been to Germany" He also intimated he would not seek to come given any specific instructions to to terms with Poland again over the seek clarification of Hitler’s speech corridor issue because it was said but may see German Poland had rejected his "one and Foreign Minister Joachim Ribben-tro- p only proposal ” soon as a natural step Hoped Birthday Return Anglo-Ru-ssia- Parian! said “The new appropriations allocated to the army are designed to increase still further its efficiency both from the point of view of effectives and from the point of view of equipment and territorial defensive organization ” On April 17 Italy announced appropriation of increased military funds of $25 000000 annually for the next ten years to increase the efficiency of the armv” As Premier Mussolini announced his new plans Colonel General Walther von Brauchitisch chief of staff of the German army was on his way to Rome for staff talks v ith the Italians Later he will go to Libya to inspect the Italian nulitaiy forces there Field Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering inspected these North African troops less than three weeks ago Italy will have another opportunity to counter British and French diplomatic moves with the arrival Sunday of Grigore Gafencu Rumanian foreign minister who will spend two days in Rome conferring with Mussolini and Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano Gafencu comes here after visiting Berlin London and Paris (Paris diplomats said he was hunting the before best bargain deciding whether Rumania would line up n with the Rome-Berlor axis From Page One) Nazis Consider New South American Balkan Trade Swells Demand for - Czecho-Slovaki- 1 would be included in an extraorten- - ear budget and that new revenue-raisin- g measures were likely to be announced soon The authoritative editor Virginio Gayda in II Giornale d Italia described duce's announcement Saturday as "another concrete Italian reply to the policy of encirclement which the great democracies are attempting to carry oit against Italy and Germany ” II duce announced the arm? strengthening plans to his cabinet in making a detailed report on a conference he had two days ago with the minister of finance Paolo Thaon di Revel Jr and the chief of staff of the armv and undersecretary for war General Alberto In Sujnmary Bolsters Forces Along Border Press Raps Hitler (Continued 'Fatherland Industries Call 4000 Germans From U S ROME— Fascists call aviation reservists strengthen armed forces and confer with German military leader on counter-move- s against Britain and France PARIS — F ranee presses f'pr close military alliance between Poland and Rumania announces identity of view with Rumania on European peace BUCHAREST — Rumania and other eastern European nations may negotiate with Germany for two of Germany’s largest heavy machinery producers German sources said The program developed it was explained from expansion of the German heavy industries because of trade agreements with South American and Balkan countries The cartel a pool or cooperative was organized after s who retain their contact with Germany by subscribing to German newspapers inquired about columns of “Help Wanted” advertisements German leaders said Workers are enlisted In the campaign by agents of the cartel who Said they volunteered their services The cartel provides transportation fium New York to ths Cities in Germany where the workers are employed Employment is guaranteed for two years Must Join Nazis German-Amer-ican- nonaggression pacts Government opens debt negotiations with the United States Dinner Honors Hearst WASHINGTON April 29 UP) — William Randolph Hearst Sr news paper and magazine publisher of San Simeon Cal was honored at a birthday dinner party Saturday night at the home of Mrs Eleanor Patterson Washington publisher Hearst who is in the east on In return for the guarantee of business was 76 years old Satur- employment the cartel requires day workers to join the Arbeitsfront JOIN ORPHEUS CLUB SPECIAL TRAIN TO New York Baltimore Washington Rochester Niagara Falls Hill Cumorah Detroit Cleveland Chicago and Historic Mormon points of interest Leave SALT LAKE MAY 13 Return MAY 28 15 Breakfasts Dinneis 13 In Hotel With Bath In Sleeping Cars Admissions to World's 4 air Sightseeing Trips En Route TOTAL COST-- SI 8885 6 Nights 9 Nights 3 Phone Write or Wire Tour Manager Doolr Bldg Salt Lake M E JAMES Was 4VI8 In to eight-poun- When a prospect takes the wheel Big63Cu Ft at $50 Saving! 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