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League Council Difficulties

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WAR IN THE FUTURE

Signs Viewed By

Mussolini

Rome, Mar. 23. London, Mar, 24. The spectre of Auture war was The League of Nations Council conjured up by Signor Mussolini assembled on Tuesday at 5 p.m. on Monday in a speech before for its scheduled meeting which the National" "Council" "or. Guildes, was also attended by the Depart- and culminated in the strong dẹ- mental Director of the German fence of the principle of national Foreign Omce, Dieckham,

self sufficiency, the Duce The sitting which took place be-phasising that political autonomy, hind closed doors was only of short that is the possibility of an in- "duration, it being decided to ad-dependent foreign policy, was un- Journ until all interested powers thinkable without the ability to had defined their attitude towards | attain economic autonomy. the proposals of the Locarno Po- wers,"

This decision is attributable, not only to the fact that the German reply has not yet been received, but also to the fact that serious complications have arisen in the situation.

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Signor Mussolini opened speech by dec aring' that scheme, regulating national econ- omy, was based on the supposition that the nation would one day. inevitably be called to take part In an armed struggle. Nobody Lould tel

now when and where, There is as yet no sign of an but the wheel of fate was turning Amer. Radiator...... agreement having been reached quickly. How could one otherwise Amer. Roling Mal... between

and the cxplain the policy of vast arma- the British

Amer, Smelting French Governments on the ques- ments pursued by anations? Am. Sugar Refining 1611 tion of whether the Locarno Po- Fascist Italy would therefore tace

Ather. Tel. & Tel.... wers proposals are to be regarded due account, in all her activities. Amer. Tobacco 'B' as a sort of ultimatum as the of the dramatic possibility of war.

Amer. Waterworks... French would have it, or whether For this reason the new era in

Anaconda Copper ... as Mr. Eden atated, they are sim- Italian history was entirely based Atchison, T. & S. Fe.

Atlas Corpn. ply to be considered as proposals on the necessity of attaining, in

Auburn open to discussions.

the shortest possible moment, the A semi-official statement issued largest possible national indepen- in Paris late on Monday night dence in the economical sphere. seems to indicate that the French No nation, Mussolini went Government will stubbornly resist to

say, could rea ise the Ideal any attempt to modify the terms state of 100% economie Indepen- of the proposed settlement. The dence and even if it were possible British public opinion on the other 13 would probably not be desirable. hand appears almost unanimous in Every nation however was en- supporting the German opposition deavouring to free itself from the to the suggested establishment of a bondage of economic dependence new one sided demlitarised zone in the Rhineland, so that it is dif- ficult to see a way out of this im- paɛse.

on the outside world.

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The Duce pointed out, in this connection, that during the cent Paris meeting of the Locarno Powers,,, it had been frankly ad-

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TENSION INCREASED The Franco-British tension has

mitted that an economic siege o: C. G. & E. 6% 'A' pf. 100

Credit Commercial been accentuated by reports from Itaiy had been décided upon

Cam. Solvents Paris that M. Flandin will not re-in view of Italy's Hmited "indus-

Comm. & Southern turn to London for the present trial possibilities." This, so the

(ord.) and that his eventual-return at speaker stressed... was a lesson

Comm. & Southern some later time will largely depend which the Ita lans were not likely

(ord.) 38 eum." p". on the nature of the German reply. to forget. In conclusion Musso Consolid. Gas of N.Y. Another grave difficulty presents lini announced that the Chamber Consold 0:1 ........... Itself by the attitude of Italy, it of Deputics would shorty be re- Continental O'l ..... being stated in well informed placed by the National Council of French quarters here that Bignor Guildes. Mussolini has informed the French Ambassador to Rome that he would no: put his algnature to the pro-

Transocean News Service.

Corn. Products

posals of the Locarno Pact unless ROME PROTOCOL Distillers Corpn, Sea-

given the definite assurance, ag to

the sanctions

the date when against Italy will be lifted. The French Government as stated is to make "desperate, efforts to bring

the Duce in line, the question be- Definite Agreement

ing how the assurances demanded

by Italy can be given without pre-

Judicing the

League's prestige.

France moreover is stated to be

Reached

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In favour of having the League Hong Kong Daily Press Szec Council adjourned until after the French elections-presumably be- cause the Freach Government in- tends to make the best possible use of the Four Power Memorandum in the electoral campaign while starting negotiations with Ger- miany as soon as possible, it being assumed that the German reply will offer an acceptable basis for further discussions. Pranineran News, Service.

Gen. Foods Rome, Mar. 24. The texts of the three supple- Gen. Motor: ments to the Rome protocol of Gen. Rly. Signal March 17, 1934, which were sign- Cold Duct ed here by Signor Mussolini. Schu- Schulgg and Goemboes on Monday, were published on, Tuesday after- noon

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Am. Steel Foundries In the first supplement the re- Am, Waterworks $6 presentatives of the three coun- pf. tries. concerned, after affirming Briggs Manufactur- with satisfaction that their con- ing Co. stant co-operation had ensured Bristol-Myezs

the maintenance of peace and led Cudahy Packing: .....

to economic reconstruction of Delaware, Lacka Europe, solemnly declare their de- termination to adhere to the po- litical, economical and cultural principles estabilshed in the Rome Protocol of 1934.

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wanna & Western Eltingon Schold Co. Berlin, Mar. 24.

Firestone Tire and In

election

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Rubber 6% pl...... Deutschland Hall

Freeport Texas to-night, to which he drove through a crowdę

In supplement No. 2 the three Gen. Asphalt of thousands which cheered along Governments in accordance with Gen. Mulis the route, Herr Adolf Hitler, Ger- the principles fald own in supple- Goodrich (B.F)

..... 194 man Chancellor, declared it was ment. No. 1, declare their deter-Hércules Powder Co. 103 Impossible for the German people mination not to conduct any im- Int. Cement to pocket lis humiliation and portant political negotiation con-

↑ ex. div. gree to the Indecent demands i nected with the Danube Bazin made upon her by the Locarno without first consulting the two Powers.

signatories.

The world must know, ne said, that it was not a single man, but a whole nation which rejected them.

Declaring la offer of twenty- five years of peace stood high above any gesture, Herr Hitler said he would be curious to see whether after the German election foreign statesmen had the courage to talk of a symbolle gesture from Ger many.-

Reuter.

ITALIAN PLANE CREW *KILLED

("Hong Kong Daily Prem” Special)

Home, Mar. 24. The only incident reported in war bulletin No. 163, is the loss of the plane which crashed when taking on, the crew of four being killed. The position remains un- changed on both fronts Transocean News Service

Supplement No. 3 states that a permanent advisory organ is en- visaged and shall consist of the Foreign Ministers of the three signatories, the organ is to meet

at times considered opportune by the three Governments.- Transocean. News Service.

BULGARIAN CABINET

1

ANOTHER ETHIOPIAN

PROTEST -

London, Mar. 23.

The Ethiopian wovernment has

COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN

The

London, Mar. 23. League's Committee of

sent a second nate to the League Thirteen met in London to-day to

of Nations protesting against the use of poison gas by the Italian consider the Ethiopian and Italian troops invading Ethiopian terri- replies, to the Committee's appeal, tory, and appeals to the League for for negotiations on March 3, The immediate assistance.

Committee decided to endeavour to The note states that for Afterp months Ethiopia has been appeal, bring the parties together in or- Sofa, "Mar. 23.

ing to the League for intervention der to obtain within the frame- Grave divergencies of opinion one way or another, but no an work and in the spirit of. Coven- have arisen between the members swer has been given,

DIFFERENCES

of the Bulgarian Cabinet, and are Now Ethiopia is again appealing, ant, prompt cessation of hostility likely to lead to a Government it goes on, under Article XVI of lea and a definite reestablishment crisis, according to persistent the League Covenant, which calls, of peace. The Committee also de- rumours.

first, for effective forms of sanc- Since Premier Klosselvanoff has tions, and second, for a combined allegedly been planning & recon League of Nations Army to come to struction of the Cabinet for some the sasistance of the beleaguered time, it is assumed that this re-state, suffering at the hands of construction will now take place by nation which the League has de- way of collective resignation.

clared to be an aggressor, Transocean News Service,

Reuter's Bulletin. Service.

cided to submit the protest of the Ethiopian Government against. use, by the Italians, of poison gas, for the observations of the Italian. Government.

British Wireless.

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