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SPAIN, GREECE, EGYPT DISCUSSED AT ROME

AXIS LAYS OUT A NEW BLUEPRINT OF EUROPE

By REYNOLDS PACKARD

UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT

ROME, Sept. 19 (UP).—The first blueprint of the axis plan for a new order in Europe, based on Italian occupation of Egypt and German occupation of the British Isles within the next several weeks is reliably stated to have been drafted by Mussolini and Ribbentrop,

This first draft is believed to be very wide-reaching. It envisages problems in southeastern Europe such as the Albanian aspirations in Greece and Yugo-slavia as well as Spanish claims on Gibraltar.

A meeting between Hitler and Mussolini in the near future is foreseen in many political quar-

tera.

Official quarters declined to give the slightest hint regarding the | Mussolini-Ribbentrop conference ex- Tecpt to may It was "of vast import."

Ofelais also discredited all reports on the possibility of a new axis peace proposal.

One responsible Italian spokesman in this connection told me "We will be fighting until the last drop of blood if necessary. There is no question of peace affers any more-only the surrender of the enemy."

London Has

Day Since

Quietest Sept. 7

LONDON, Sept. 19 (Reuter )-To-night's air raid alarm, the second of the day in the London arca, was sounded as dark- ness closed in and followed Lon don's quietest day since the alr offensive against the capital ope ned on September 7.

DICTATORS

MAY MEET

Rome Discussiona SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

ROME, Sept. 19 (UP).-

Redrawing Frontiers

Authoritative circles also agreed that a number of new frontiers on the European map were provisionally frared during the Ribbentrop- Mussolini conference at wrich CountHitler and Mussolini may meet Clane, Signor Alfredi, Italian Am-in the near future.

Herr bassador to Berlin, und

von Mackensen, German Ambassador to Rome were present.

Signor Gaydn in un editorial in the Giornale d'italia to-day indicated that the problem of Greece and per- haps also those of Turkey Yugoslavia are also bring discussed,

and

*ratis

Thundery weather, with masses of dark cloud facing them over south- enst England, kept the enemy forma- tions aground, says "Reuter's" ult correspondent.

Goering, unable to continue ex- perimenting for an answer to the costly problem of mass day raiding. sent over only a few single raiders during the day.

of

Despite great difficulties in the way auccessful Interception. RAF, fighters did relatively very well their unomcial bog being four

bombers.

It is estimated that some two-fifth

of the aircraft participated in "blind" bombing In London and other parts of the country last night.

This was rather above the average. There is no official confirmation of

Politient circles regard this as more than possible in view of the rapid progress made in the Axis dis- cussions in Rome to-day....

Herr von Ribbentrop arrived by at 12.55 p.m. to-day, and was greeted at the station by Count Cinno, Ambassador, Mr. Eli Amau the Japanese

Ambassador, Baron Federico Volani the Hungarian

A number of enerny planes engaged Minister and M. Suetoslav Pomenov in to-night's rald appeared to be try- ing a new avenue of approach to the Bulgarian Minister,

The Italian press generally, aside ferr von Mackensen the German reports that four were brought down.

from Gayda, indicates the question of the Albaniani claims upon Greece have not been dropped, both Italy

and Germany taking a grave view of what Is regarded here as "Greece's stub-

ber born persistence in

friendship or England."

agree

At the same time, informed circles that Spain also played a prominent part in to-day's conference it the Venice Palace.

Attack on Gibraltar? SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

Trying For New Approach

The Minister of Propaganda, Sumor Central London from the north-west. They got a warm welcome from Alfer accompanied Ribbentrop who reviewed an italian guard of honour guns in the locality.

Late Central London's barrage and a detachment of German Brown took up the challenge, bursting Into a shirts on the station platform,

column as the raidery drew

nearer.

As the raiders continued to arrive over the north-west of London, dozens

roar

full P Outside the station a crowd of 2,000 welcomed the German envoy.

Ribbentrop With Il Duce LONDON, Sept 10 (Reuter)Ac-of searchlighte converged to try and ROME. Sept. 19 (Domel)-When cording to Rome Radio, Mussoling locate them. Herr von Hibbentrop saw Signor received Ribbentrop at the Palazzo Suddenly the

of British Mussolini at the Palazzo Venezia this Venezia this afternoon from 5 p.m. fighters was heard. The searchlights afternoon, the following points were till 7

were awitched off and the Germanı discussed.

Count Ciane, the Italian Foreign and British machines engaged in a (1) Spain be persunded to permit Minister, Herr von Mackensen, the Axis troops to pass through its German Ambassador in Rome, and game of hide and seck.

an attack overland Signor Dino Alfleri, the Italian Am-| territory for against Gibraltar. In return for the bassador in Berlin, were present, concession, Spain will take Gibraltar Ribbentrop Heavily Guarded after the Axis victory.

LONDON, Sept. 19 (Reuter).

possible

manoeuvres

D.m

Bombs were dropped early in the

outskirts of the city.

raid in one district in the northern

London's now famous anti-aircraft barrage defence shows no signs of

(2) Axis counter-measures against Herr von Ribbentrop the Nazi slackening in intensity.

British

in Foreign Minister, arrived in Rome Greece and Turkey in anticipation of yesterday morning in an armoured an Italian victory in Egypt.

The

Half Mile Record

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train with pom-porn guns on the roof. Chan Chun-nam Shatters (3) The American attitude follow- Although Berlin officially says that; Ing conclusion of the Anglo-American the talks in Rome will surver

for agreement

the transfer of

war situation, the Berlin PresS SAYS destroyers and lense of military that there is more to it than that bases in the Atlantic.

and makes much play about what it calls the new order in Europe.

aver 50 yards to select the Much of the Nazi press speculation fourth man for the 200 yards free- looks like counting chicken before style relay team. With the four men Political circies suggest that follow-being hatched. In some quarters it touching the final wall as quickly as ing the present Axis porleys in Rome, is thought that Hibbentrop will ex- one could say 1-2-3-4, Roza Pereira Herr Hitler and Signor Mussolini will pisin to Mussolini what Germany took first in 28% secs.

(4) Occupation of the whole France and the French colonies

North Africa.

shortly meet again.

Another Cheque

For Bombers

Making the ninth instalment since

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Beat 2, Churn, 73.1/5 accs; No Wai- a cheque for £2,000 was handed to but must be pressed wherever pos-kin. 743/8 secs. J. Anderson, 74.4/5 neck. the Hongkong Government · this sible. That suggests North Africa. morning for telegraphic transfer to Meanwhile the Gorman press Is London,

preparing the public to the unplea- This was made possible by yester-sant likelihood of the war

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An announcement says that con- tral heating in flats which have it Roza-Pereira R Sequeira, IL SIVE.

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Britain's Increased

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NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (Reuter)eam too bright,

Reports from American army officers According to the German Radio, For Gen. de Gaulle On Stock Exchange at the British powers of resistance Colonies, who are interned in Ger LONDON, Sept. 10 (Reuter)

abroad are definitely more optimistic French prisoners of war from the

LONDON Sept., 18 (Reuter)On then they were six weeks ago, said many, have been sent to occupied is officially announced from the. the Stock Exchange to-day, business Mr. H. L. Stimson, the Secretary for France because the German climate general headquarters of the French was brighter in the final stages after War, at a press conference to-day, is too rough for men from warm Free Forces that General of Brigade a quiet opening. *

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