| Show news review he view of current events MUSSOLINI VISITS HITLER war strength of nazis displayed for 11 II duco duce japan sharply warned not to bomb russian embassy 7 L IVA 42 4 2 e 4 71 X 4 t v yi i af f f M 11 II duce and der fuehrer review nazi troops in munich illanich jd W su summarizes THE WORLDS WEEK 0 western newspaper union war dance for duce DENITO ENITO MUSSOLINI visiting badoff IJ adolt hitler for the purpose 0 of composing and presenting to the world a s statement of the intentions and demands of the IT italian and german governa governments ants was received by the va 1 nazis with great enthusiasm thusia sm 11 II duce 44 IY on the way to berlin J stood on a hill in r T mecklenburg with hitler and witnessed 41 a big war el dance ance staged by the fuehrer that adolt adolf bitler displayed the regained military might 0 of germany most impressively hillers Hit lers best officers and troops armed with the latest weapons of death put on a sham battle participated in by all land and air forces in the nearby baltic the german warships showed how they chase red submarines and at wustrow the antiaircraft anti aircraft batteries gave a demonstration ot of their effectiveness the huge munitions plants in the ruhr district were visited and the throngs 0 of workers given a holiday with pay cheered the two dictators heartily every city and village villa la ge was decorated in berlin there were tremendous demonstrations and elaborate festivities in honor of the visitor from rome As tor for the statement by the rulers of italy and germany the best guess was that it would declare that hereafter fascism and must be shown proper respect by all powers that defamation of the regimes must stop slop and that their ais aims and intentions intentions must be understood by the world and that their right to political parity must be recognized to the german press mussolini said my visit to germany is wholly a matter of the heart a visible sign of the cordial friendship between two great cultured peoples that trust each other implicitly the two peoples will clasp hands will put their packs and rifles on their shoulders and will march side by side in the future tor for this future belongs to us russia warns japan TOKYO OKYO officially notified berlin that that the chinese were plotting to attack the russian embassy in with planes disguised as japanese aircraft for the purpose of involving the soviet government in the sino japanese conflict with the equivalent of oh yeah russia retorted with a stern warning that it would hold japan responsible tor for any bombing of the embassy intentional or accidental the soviet officials said they considered the reported plot a pure prevarication showing the intention of some japanese military powers to bombard the soviet embassy intentionally and then try to escape responsibility with callous brutality japan continued the air raids on canton and other large chinese cities the bombs slaughtering thousands of helpless civilians the utter contempt tor for protests of western nations shown shon by japan seemed warranted by the failure to insist ins ast 1st on respect tor for the nine power treaty guaranteeing the territorial integrity of china for this failure generalissimo chiang kai shek blames especially the ui united 11 led states th this s war said lie will last as long as japanese aggression lasts in china the league of nations advisory committee adopted a resolution condemning the japanese aircraft for bombarding open towns though the british tried hard to avoid mentioning japan by name leland harrison Har the american observer without vote vole sat silent throughout the acrimonious debate in the committee A japanese submarine sank a fleet of chinese bihin junks ort off the coast of southern china killing men women arid and children chil dien yarnell s policy wins awas ADMIRAL HARRY YARNELL ZA was decidedly opposed to the policy of washington to withdraw american warships from chinese waters in the face of danger his protests have been confide considered red by the general board of the M navy avy department part ment and his program approved consequently our naval vessels will remain there to protect our nationals as long as the present controversy between china and japan exists the navy department announced that the asiatic fleet could not be withdrawn under present conditions without failure in our duty and without bringing great discredit on the united states navy K more woe in Pales palestine fine REAT contested G GREAT plan to divide palestine between the jews and the arabs with a slice for herself came to the front again when lewis andrews british commissioner of galilee was assassinated by a group of terrorists in nazareth three men two in european garb and one in pe peasant amant clothing ambushed andrews and shot him and his bodyguard to death andrews had gained the enmity of extremists because of the strictness of his rule as district commissioner and his life had been threatened frequently quent ly c butts buffs in RESIDENT ROOSEVELT on the pway PRESIDENT way to seattle first entered the enc en mys country when he crossed the border of wyoming the state of senator joseph 0 mahoney leader of I 1 the anti supreme court enlargement forces mr roose aw belts train reached cheyenne in the early morning and there among the wel comers was joseph though he had pointedly not been invited to board the senator train 3 he g walked alongside the presidents car and airs mrs roosevelt emerged shook his hand and asked after mrs the senator then entered the private car and he and mr air roosevelt shook hands and said hello but the atmosphere was decidedly chilling he took leave of the party at casper wyo after accompanying the president and his group on a drive about that city the chief executive spent two days in yellowstone national park and then went on to boise idaho to the bonneville dam near portland and thence to seattle K no special session A to high government 1 officials in washington the president has dropped his pl plan an to call a special session of congress in in november A administration ministration El leaders it was said were convinced that it would only invite trouble over the appointment of hugo black to the supreme court and further damage mr Roosevel ts legislative program noted merchant dies DWARD A FILENE best known E EDWARD of all merchants died of pneumonia in the american hospital in paris ile he was seventy seven years old besides being a business man mr filene was a noted social economist ile he was sometimes called the apostle of miss mass production and distribution only ten days after lie took charge of the american legation in vienna grenville T em emmet lt dl ded of double pneumonia ile he was sixty years old and was a former I 1 law aw partner of president roosevelt he was minister to the netherlands in 1933 and was given the austrian post last july |
