Show i news bews he av of events DEALS biats WITH DICTATORS chamberlain planning anglo italian agreement and four power pact france in dilemma 71 A V 0 A chancellor hitler delivering the sensational speech in which he defied the world declaring germany was not afraid of war above him is i seer seen general goering this is a radio photo from berlin 19 IF F W summarizes THE WORLDS WEEK 0 western newspaper union anglo italian plans S SUPPORTED by a large majority in the house of commons british prime minister neville chamberlain moved rapidly toward realization of his plan for european appeasement the basis of which was to be a speedy truce with italy to be followed by a four power pact including britain 1 france italy and G germany erm any chamberlain abandoned entirely the british foreign pol N ville icy y based ased on callec cha chamberlan Cham berlam tive ive security he got rid of foreign secretary anthony eden putting in his place lord halifax outspoken friend of nazi germany and defied the opposition of the labor party in parliament the earl of perth british ambassador bas to rome had conversations with italian foreign minister clano ciano and was then called to london for further instructions etwas it was said perth and ciano agreed the following points must be discussed and if possible made a part of tho the london rome treaty britain must recognize the italian conquest of ethiopia an anglo italian mediterranean pact should be arranged to include italian naval parity with britain in the mediterranean reduction in it alys troops in libya and british assurances that the suez canal will be safeguarded against closing or air attack immediate cessation of anti ital ian propaganda in the british territories in the near east in return for which italy will guarantee not to include anti british propaganda in its bari radio broadcasts withdrawal of foreign volunteers from spain was to be demanded by britain and it was understood der stood in london that chancellor hitler of germany had agreed to that and that italy would not refuse although mussolini especially wishes that franco be granted belligerent li rights france in tight place france RANCE it was expected would fadope r adopt a course parallel with that i of britain for as foreign minister delbos said she might otherwise find herself isolated in europe how t ever premier chautemps served notice on chamberlain that the french would join in the proposed four power pact only if protection were assured tor for czechoslovakia and austria the french secret defense committee met to organize an arms expansion program iivo involving iving and to lay plans tor for defending the czechs czecho against german aggression the chamberlain plan leaves out soviet russia an ally of france and the french also seemed likely to lose another ally for poland it i appeared was about to enter into an agreement with germany against russia field marshal goering Go cring hillers Hit lers right hand man was in warsaw entertained by president foreign minister beck and field marshal head of the polish army that soldier and other leading poles believe war between germany and russia will break out before long they dont like the germans but fear that if stalin lost the war hitler would proceed to grab poland isolationists cheered A AMERICAN MERICAN isolationists saw in the new european deve developments lop the eclipse of the internationalism fostered by president roosevelt and secretary hull and were greatly encouraged in th their air determination to keep the united states free from foreign antar entangle ments at the same time the proponents of powerful national defense were elated and the hitler defies the world P POLITICAL turmoil spread over europe after fuehrer adolf hitler in an address to the reichstag declared his intention to make germany one of the most powerful n nations a in the world gave warning that it 71 was re arming and did not tear fear war though it desired pence peace and demanded t the h L return ol of germanys germanas Germ anys lost colonies furthermore I 1 hitler upheld the aggressive gres sive actions OL of italy a and n d japan adolf hitler and asserted that germany would not tolerate ultimate victory of the loyalist faction in spain over francos rebel forces the fuehrer told with gratification of his success in compelling chancellor to give the austrian nazis representation in his cabinet and to permit them to act as a political party he gave no assurance that the independence of austria would be preserved he openly threatened similar action against ennst czechoslovakia unless the germans in that country were v cre granted political liberty hillers Hit lers speech might ba summarized as a declaration that germany will ignore great britain france and nd other western powers in carrying out her international policies will continue her efforts to destroy the last vestiges of the general settlements tle ments which followed the world war will insist that the have not nations must be restored to a basis of equality with the have powers and is prepared to defy any combination of powers which may be formed against her halifax succeeds eden REFUSING to go along with prime minister neville chamberlain in his plans to buy a friendly settlement with germany and italy capt anthony eden british foreign secretary who has fought the ambitions of european dictators tor for two years resigned from the cabinet with him went V viscount is Cr anborn the principal foreign undersecretary der secretary V is i s count halifax was lord halifax appointed to succeed eden temporarily this change was in effect another triumph tor for hitler was especially regretted by france and threatened to precipitate a serious crisis for the bri british tish government viscount halifax lord president of the council and former viceroy of india is a personal friend of hitler and an insistent advocate of immediate friendship with germany and italy even at the c cost ost of great concessions ces by britain he was sent to berlin not long ago to talk over matters with the nazi leaders crop insurance manager OY M GREEN of 0 missouri has abeen ROY been made manager of the federal crop insurance corporation the agency created under the new fa farm rm law lav to insure wheat growers against crop failures the appointment was made by the board of directors which also selected cecil A johnson formerly of ames iowa as its secretary green has been chief of the agriculture dep departments department artmen vs division of finance in the bureau of agricultural econom economics acs ics since 1935 |