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LONDON, TO-DAY. rail for Rome at the conclusion
THE BRITISH PRES ON his visit
TO
THE WHOLE REACTS FA- Black Guards lined the approach VOURABLY
THE to the station, and thousands SPEECHES MADE BY SIGNOR spectators cheered as II Duce and MUSSOLINI IND. HERE HIT-the Firehrer drove up
LER IN BERLIN.
The Dictators stood side by side
The peace angle, the Duce's as in the car and answered the cheers surance that his visit was not in-with Fascist and Nazi salutes tended to o serve the purpose of After inspecting a special guard drawing up of any agreement and of honour on the station platform, the statement that the Rome Berfin the Duce and the Faehrer shook axis was not directed against any hands other Power, all receive favourable comments.
The "Daily Mail takes the op- portunity to come out
with a plea for extension of the Rome Berlin axis to London, which it says would banish all danger of war and would lay the foundation stone for enduring stability.
The "Daily Express demands real understanding of Italy earlier the better"
and says Bri-
tain should recognise the conq of Abyssinia
NO POLICY INDICATION
enter
his private ear-
the window Herr
pulled
BROADCASTING
IN COLONIES
The interim
The view of the French press,mittee on broadcasting in the Co- says a message from Pari seems lonies emphasises the importance to be that neither the Duce nor the of Colonial Governments, taking all Fuehrer gave any indication of fn- actical steps
encourage the ture policy.
increased reception of the Empire "Le Journal says that the asser services of the British Broadcast- tion that no Italo German alliance ing Corporation. exists, must be believed but that The report discusses the advan the word "alliance" has in itself tages and possibilities of wireless little meaning, since it is an incon roadcasting and the systems of re- testable fact that the Duce and the diffusion by wire in relation to the Fuehrer carefully considered all
varying local needs in the differ possibilities and eventualities in
ent colonial areas, and having re the course of their talks.
gart to the financial difficulties, the The paper says that what the
Committee two Dictators have created repre- that while it would sents an indestructible bloc hewn extensive development of adv out of a single stone, which was ment as a feature of Colomal br still further cemented during the
casting programmes, it would Duce's visit to General Goering on better to have broadcasting Tuesday:
system partially financed by spo sored programmes or adv
COMMON ACTION
The special correspondent of the ments than no broadcasting syste paper in Berlin says that Signor at all. Mussolini and Herr Hitler have for Social and economic conditions in the time being decided nothing be-most Colonial Territories dispose yond a common plan of action in the Committee to the view that view of forthcoming international broadcasting for entertainment factions
should be self-supporting but as an Echo de Paris" believes that instrument of administration and Berlin and Rome will attempt to education, the Report foresees the return to the policy of a pact be possibility of interesting develop- tween Britain, France, Germany ments and in this connection, at land Italy, and doubts whether Ger tention is called to the advantages many and Italy have succeeded in of promoting communal listening- reaching agreement on all points, British Wireless. notably on the subjects of Austria and the Mediterranean.
So far as Britain and France are) concerned, says the paper, they cannot modify their attitude.
COMMON HOSTILITY
ENDEAVOUR
SIGHTED
London, To-day.
The paper "Republique", on the other hand, believes that friend It is reported that Endeavour I. ship between Rome and Berlin is no has been sighted 27 miles S.S.E
Falmouth. more than an idealogical solidarity of St. Anthony Light, based on common hostility to Com- She was making towards Eddystone Light and appeared to be on the
munism.
The paper concludes from this Gosport tack-British Wireless. that their friendship is not very deeply rooted and stresses that
neither the Duce nor the Fuehrer German Visitor To
referred in their speeches to the
Danubian Basin or Austria.
"L'Oeuvre" reproduces the opin-
London
Berlin, To-day.
ion of Geneva circles that the Berlin-Rome axis will prove much The leader of the Nazi foreign more difficult to destroy than com-organisation, the British born Wil- monly believed in the chancelleries helm Bonle, will address the Ger of Europe Trans-Ocean.
The
DUCES DEPARTURE
Berlin, To-day- enthusiasm which had
man colony in London in
tion with the Harvest F tival the week-end
Herr Bohle is making the trip to the Duce during his entire London at the special invit
continued yester
Dictator left by
Ambassador, Herr Jo
vor