Show a) Salt £ake Sundaj Mornim A’ When Italy Took Britain Urged to Launch Plan For Increase of Birth Rate imr' Shiw 15 population dren I i 31000 ‘Boys of New Brigade’ Move to Gimps Ready July 15 (An — British and Japanese negotiators struck a serious snag In negotiations on the Tientsin dispute reliable sources on both sides reported in the opening Saturday of their mo- ngfia I & VtWews J4 r y - " ing up strong armed defenses to j The viewi of Sir Leonard is that preserve her piare as the first em- in a few years at the present rate pire of the world the number of British babies will Great Britain s estimated popula- be only half that during the very kn 200 46 was last tion year buth I ale period immediately low over HhmjoO of less than Increase the World war following atm In addition he said there will Th surplus of births in 1937 was 000 000 more aged persons for In rontrast Italy — with be 3 319 Ml to worry about about the same population total -- the government Although parts of the British had a birth surplus of 376 447 from time to time have Germany! surplus was 462 020 in a empire adopted various forms of “baby population less than double Brit- bonuses” Britain as a whole never ain's had any form of nhiternity An average of 19 births per has to encourage the raising of thousand of Inhabitants Is re- subsidy families rate as the garded authoritatively The most assistance the average necessary to maintain the populacitizen tan obtain is tion of the Bnltsh empire $9 40) and this two (about pounds alone Isles British In the But if he is registered under the It was 14 4 in 1933 and rose slowly only health insurance scheme to a provisional figure of 111 last national and has a salary of less than 235 year In Australia and New Zea- pounds (about $1100) annually land the average is around 17 and in British Columbia it is only Income Tax Relief about 13 3 He is allowed a small relief from Assistance to Toor income tax but most unmarried The clamor for some form of Britons agree this would not inassistance to poor families is ex- duce them to marry and raise pected to grow now that the house families of lords has dropped a proposal Germany on the other hand has put forward by Lord Samuel liberal a system whereby young married party member for establishment couples obtain from the governof a royal commission to make ment a loan whkh is reduced by widespread Inquiries Into popula- 25 per cent for each child The tion generally and the question of nazi income tax also is reduced allowances for poor families considerably for families — childless The proposal was withdrawn af- couples paying approximately 40 ter the government promised to per cent more tax than a family of uncover more information under three last year’s “population statistics Germany has a "Mother's Cross of Honor” and parents of large ait the result of the families mav receive subsidies Describing house of lords’ proceedings as ‘'de- which according to the father’s plorable” Sir Leonard Hill an au- earnings may be an occasional thority on health and population contribution or a regular monthly attacked the government for al- grant lowing th matter to slide Italy also provides material enSir Leonard the father of four couragement for the rearing of hoys and two girls warned it large families would be too late to do anything Families of seven or more chilabout It If the problem were al- dren form virtually a separate lowed to rest until the people class They are exempt from althemselves realized there was a most all direct taxation receive reduced street car bus and railpopulation problem recently Inaugurated way fares and the children are Britain country-wid- e campaigns using the assured of free education even press films and even the pulpit through a university to obtain a "fitter Britain ” All Italian government employes "But” Sir Leonard said “they are required to be married— by the are doing nothing to encourage age of 25 or 30 depending on the new life They first should spon- nature of their jobs— before they sor empire-wid- e propaganda to ob can be promoted 1939 July 16 Britain Masters First Japan Britain Post ed TOKYO (AP)— The Butish government la being urged to consider means of boosting the nation’s birth rate after the Musso- example of Reichsfuehrer Hitler m Germany and Premier lini in Italy and then IntroOna school of thought argues tain more babies allowances for those that Britain muat look to her fu- duce familyunable to afford chilas well as to build- genuinely ture July -- Of Conscript Army Proponents Argue Nation Must Look to Future Population Assistance for Poor Families Seen LONDON Now-Relinquish- tTribitnc fr TOO-- id1 i-- "A r :'i 1 : ui: Vrt j i t ri-iiK L-- f t i f&v ' ft' f —" J mentous conference The Initial talk between Foreign ujU 15 11 i‘t SrrtTi -- r&u ® vt svj 1 ' £ I 0 — ' fa f Italy —King Victor Emmanuel shown taking possession of this strategic ranean seaport now reported leased to nazi Germany as a key navy and airbase TRIESTE Mediter- 9 Danzig Waits Nazis Watch on Danzig Stirs Crisis With Expectancy of Ultimate Coup Outward Calm (AP) Nazi leaders assembled here with July MUNICH LONDON July 15 (AP)— Great Butain mustered in the 34000 youths of her new conscript aimy Saturday to advance Minister Hachiro Arlta and British Ambassador Sir Robert Leslie Cralgis lasted three hours and Japanese affirmed that friction developed over the ecope of the negotiations It wa reported Arlta presented a demand not only for settlement of the immediate Tientsin Issues but a fundamental redrafting of Britain’s entire policy in China Wide Variance Shown The Tientsin dispute originated with the refusal of British authorities to hand over four Chinese wanted by the Japanese on charges of murdering a Tientsin customs official The Japanese have been blockading the British and French concessions there since June 14 Japanese said Arlta took the position that the Tientsin controversy merely reflected Britain’s failure to recognize “the realities” of a changed situation In China as a result of the Chinese-Japanes- e war Therefore the foreign minister was reported to have contended a basic alteration In British policy was essential before concrete Issues were approached Sir Robert was said to have pre- — 15 To Start Training on Tuesday mobile and on foot to spend the next half year learning how to be soldiers In shirt sleeves and sports trousers in overalls and in smart west end suits they represented all classes of English society Queen Mother Mary joined military and government authorities in welcoming the new soldiers Into ths of a regicamps As colonel-ln-chiment of royal Hussars she spent ths day with the regiment at the Shorncliffe camp Folkestone Real training will start Tuesday for the conscripts — the first unit of 200000 to be called up thus year In the only peace-tim- e conscription Britain has known in modern times In other ways the nation during ef fleet exercises in August and tha first part of September Sending of British military leaders and units to France to join in the vast military display at the Bastille day celebrations Announcement that defense exfiscal penditures for the 1939-4- 0 year were estimated at 150 000 000 pounds (about $702 000 000) higher than originally expected In the succession of preparedness moves snd parading of strength Britain sought to impress ths axis powers at a time w’hen Japan was trying to drive a hard bargain in’ the far east and the Danzig problem threatened new tension in Europe (In Tokyo Japanese Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita and British Ambassador Sir Robert Leslie Crai-gi- e conferred for three hours on Saturday It was the initial conference in negotiations over the dispute between the two countries over Tientsin where the British and French concessions have been blockaded since June 14 ) the week began mobilizing manpower and resources to virtually a e footing for any eventusented the opposite opinion declar- ality during the summer and au- Cholera Kills 157 ing that the specific Tientsin ques- tumn months considered critical tions took precedence and thus the by many SHANGHAI July 15 These steps Included: abolition of the blockade would be from Hankow Saturday Mass flights of royal air force night reported 157 persons dead expedited with consequent benefits for both Japanese and British bombers to France to demonstrate and 279 others ill in a cholera epiresiding in the north China port Britain’s striking power from the demic which broke out in the big Observers in Tokyo have pre- air Yangtze river port June 26 All Announcement that naval reserv- victims were believed to be Chidicted that this fundamental diists would be called up July 31 for nese vergence would develop Reichsfuehrer Hitler expressed the opinion Saturday that Germany is standing pat on the Polish question and intends that at least DanAnd Sing zig shall become a part of the reich "as soon as it is convenient" Recent indications were that Hlt-- j' Fatherland Songs ler would be satisfied with the return of the free city as the first By Alvin J StelnkopT Step toward obtaining greater conFREF CITY OF DANZIG July cessions from Toland in Pomorze — 15 0T-- Bnj and girls in nazi or- the Polish corridor which separates from Trussia and sang in Fast marched ganizations Germany the Free City’s old streets Satur- proper most The method talked about d day night while Europe’s for bringing about the proposed trouble spot waited in a union of Danzig and Germany is dead political calm for the results that of a declaration by the that they no longer are of Adolf Hitler’s latest counsel to bound by the free city constitution Albert Forster his Danzig lieuas created by the treaty of Vertenant sailles and that they henceforth Forster the local nazi leader are a part of the reich was expected back next week after Waiting and Watching his conferem es with the German Nrzis then would see what If fuehrer Thursday and Friday at anything happened from the side Hitler's mountain retreat above of Poland and her British and French allies Berchtesgaden the larger corridor Although Forster's aids believed he would problem has not been played up have new instructions but that in Germany recently as much as they would In essence counsel has eventual union of the free city Ibvnzlg nazls once more to be pa- v ith Germany informed quarters expressed a belief it had by no tient means been postponed but meiely Nazi Move Imminent was being held in abeyance for taitioal reasons leaders Pai (y here still were i ‘Ihe German public has not been to our good triend however that Germany permitted to forget that Fast Pris-si- a soon would find a WRy to annex is cut off from Germany by Ikinzlg and Forsters telephone the corridor calls from Germany they said Hundreds of young officers are made them more optimistic They en route from five different milideclined to be more specific tary schools to Tanenberg in East (Hitler declared 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