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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 22, 1939

ITALO-GERMAN ALLIANCE HELD UP AS "MODEL:" THREATENING LANGUAGE

Rome, To-day. No recourse has been had to complicated formulas in the drafting of the Italo-German military pact, according to "Giornale d'Italia," which claims to be in a position to state that the new alliance will comprise a Preamble and six or seven Articles defining the common directives to be adopted by the two Allies.

Italy and Germany, says the semi-official Italian or- gan, favour simple and plain language in build- ing up an effective system of reciprocal guar- antees.

These will take form of consul- tations, mutual and immediate as- sistance, perfect solidarity in war and peace, understanding for and protection of mutual interests, that is to say, of their living space.

This alliance, the Italian paper goes on to say is the outcome the Anglo-French policy of encir- clement, which with its military al- liances is directed exclusively against the Axis Powers.

of

CIANO ARRIVES

TO SIGN

MILITARY PACT

Berlin, To-day.

Count Ciano has arrived in Ber-

Another Italian paper "Lavoro Fascista" contends that with the lin, being welcomed at the station transformation of the Axis into a

by Herr von Ribbentrop, with Post- millitary alliance, European

+

war history enters into its fourth whom he is to sign the "Pact" to- phase, which will see the end of morrow. Franco-British hegemony on Continent.

the

The Italian Ambassador Signor

Nevertheless, if Paris and London Attolico, the German Ambassador are prepared to come to a reason-to Rome, Herr von Mackensen, and able understanding with Rome and leading members of the govern- Berlin, they would be taking

the

first step in the direction of Euro-ment, Nazi party and armed forces

were also at the station. pean appeasement.

On the other hand, if they per- . It is not expected that Herr Hit- sist in their negative attitude,ler will attend the signing of the

will assume а European events

pact in the Ambassadors' Room in dramatic course in the near future. the new Chancellery at 11 am, to- -Trans-Ocean.

HITLER-CIANO CONSULTATION

Berlin, To-day.

Herr

morrow, but Herr von Ribbentrop will conduct Count Ciano to Hitler's study (which is next door) at 11.30 a.m., Count Ciano will deliver a person- al message from Il Duce to Fuehrer.

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Following the signing of pact, both foreign ministers make brief speeches which are to be broadcast over all German and when a long Italian stations.—Reuter,

In the presence of the Reichs Foreign Minister, von Ribbentrop, Hitler received Count Caino late yesterday afternoon conversation ensued.

by

Count Ciano was accompanied Reich Chancellery, the Italian For- was cordially wel- the Italian Ambassador in eign Minister Berlin, M. Attolico.

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