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FASCIST ITALY'S ATTITUDE TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

“CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Milan, To-day.

CAMPAIGN

Final Stages Of The Struggle

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Presidential rivals are worn out after the past few days”, violent campaigning, and spent the week-end at their respective homes, President Roosevelt in Hyde Park and Governor Alfred Landon at Topeka, to prepare The climax of Signor Mussolini's three-day visit to Milan, their final radio appeals. The the birthplace of the Fascist movement, was the assembly of climax of their campaign was Blackshirts in the Cathedral square. Addressing the crowd of concentrated drive in New York, 250,000 people, as it turned out to be instead of the 500,000 an-New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. nounced in advance, Signor Mussolini made a political appeal to which together control the vital the world, in the course of which he expressed the importance of 99 votes. Many now believe that the Italo-German agreements and stated that all European States Mr. Landon's chances depend on. of goodwill must co-operate round the axis of Berlin and Home-the direction of New York States, Signor Mussolini's speech was relayed by the various European with 47 votes. broadcasting companies in English, French, German, Greek, Bul- garian, Portuguese, Hungarian-and'Arabic.

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Some 55,000,000 of the nation's; (75,000,000 eligible voters have al- Signor Mussolini began by aside all the differences and even ready enrolled. It is conserva- saying that in these unsettled before Count Ciano's visit to Ber-tively estimated that only 42,000,-) times it was his intention to re-lin Germany had practically ack-food will vote-Reuter.

fine the attitude of Fascist nowledged the Italian Empire. - Italy to the other European It was no wander, stated Signori countries. None of his words Mussolini, that to-day they again!

were meant in any malicious unfolded the flag of anti-Bolshe- LEAGUE OF NATIONS

sense, but it was time that vism. It was their old flag and been born under every lie and every allusion aris-they had.

Communism ing from the Wilsonian ideology this emblem.

nothing No-really should be pushed aside

Hone

than

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body wanted to disarm, and it super-capitalism, capitalism deve-

REAL DEMOCRACY IN ITALY was impossible that everybody loped to its highest point. It was

In the course of a sympathetic should disarm simultaneously. time to cease making a distinction That illusion had disappeared between Fascism and democracy, reference to Hungary's position, Another illusion was collective If a number of Ministers

and he said:

"Perhaps very soon a

security.

Members of Parliament would visit solemn opportunity will Another axiom which must be Italy they could convince them-whereby Italian feelings will find exploded was that of "Indivisible selves that there was no other land public and striking manifesta-

in which democracy was so truly tion." !peace." The League of Nations was based on the absurd idea or put into practice. the equality of all nations. It die. must either be reformed or As far as the Italians were con- cerned it might just as well die.

Italy would never forget the de- vilish economic blockade which the League of Nations had at-1

"QUITE UNNECESSART”

The Mediterranean

GREAT BRITAIN'S PART WITH ITALY

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The necessary conditions, mor- al, political and economic, now existed to put Italo-Yugoslav reis- tions on a new basis of concrete! friendship.

It was time to cease putting Fascism and democracy in anti- thesis. If critics visited Italy

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tempted to enforce against Italy. Dealing with the Mediterranean they would find that it was Italy, however, had proved that sie question Signor Mussolins stated one country where a real, authen- was not only prepared to make every that Italy was in reality an island tie and substantial

aszimme the had developed. kind of sacrifice, but that she and Italians must

inhabitants, "If for Britain the Mediterran- could hold her own against 52 na- mentality of island tions.

for that was the only way to solve can is a route, for us it is life" the naval problem. Addressing in he said. "A two-sided clash which particular the Englishmen listen-would immediately become Euro- The only For the purpose of carrying outing to the broadcast of the speech pean is unthinkable. the policy of peace the, League of Signor Mussolini pointed out that alternative is a clear and rapid while for England the Mediter understanding based on recogní- Nations was quite unnecessary.

As regards France, since that ranean was one of many routes by tion of mutual interests, but it the suffo- over anybody contemplates country still held firmly to the which she could reach her League of Nations and had adopt-seas possessions, it was a matter cation of Italian life, there

Italian people who would spring ed an attitude of passiveness to-of life and death for Italy.

up unitedly determined to fight

that they did not intend to menace year of the Fascist State are

are

wards Italy. Italy would also as- They had said a thousand times The marching orders for the 15th

sume that attitude.

After mentioning the excellent this route. They did not intend peace with all, near and far relations which Italy enjoyed with to interrupt it, but only demanded

but armed." Switzerland and declaring that the that their vital interests must be Anstro-German agreement of July respected. There was

no other

The speech was greeted with a

11 had ushered in a new epoch, in way, and Great Britain would just storm of cheers.

REACTIONS IN BERLIN

European history, Signor Musso-have to accept this state of affairs, Berlin: Signor Mussolim's liri turned to the question of Hung-which was irrevocable. A collision speech has deeply impressed Ger- ary. This country, he said, which between England and Italy was un-many. Headlines proclaim that

had been so badly mutilitated by thinkable, and still less a collision Signor Mussolini appeals to the the peace treaties, must, in the in-which would at once involve ali world. Official comment is with-

MORE TO-DAY • TO-MORROW terests of peace, receive justice in Europe. There was therefore only held pending study of the speech,

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the Danube Essin. Regarding Yugo-one solution: conciliation and but authoritative circles describe slavia, Signor Mussolini stated that

quickly.

the pronouncement as very im recently relations with Italy had

If, however, attempts should be portant and bound to produce noticeably improved and that the made to throttle Italy in this sen. hasis existed for Italo-Yugoslavian which was once Romen, then the friendship.

whole of the Italian nation would arise like one man.

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**The League organised" an iniquitous siege of sanctions and RELATIONS WITH GERMANT

leought to starve our children and DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE Recently, continued Signor Mus- "My directions for our further break the force of our Army. 1 solini, a great country had found march, continued Signor Musso-speak specially to the English peo its way to the hearts of the Italian ini. "are therefore: peace with all ple who are listening in on people, and that was Germany. neighbours, near and far. But an radio," he said. "We do not in- The conversations in Berlin had armed peace! Our armaments pro- tend to threaten the British im resulted in agreement On many gramine for land, sea and air will perial route on the Mediterranean. questions which were especially therefore be carried out to schedule. but the Mediterranean is our life aente at the present time. The Aus-All our efforts must be devoted to and our rights must be respected.

"An Anglo-Italian agreement is tro-German agreement had swept promoting agriculture and indus-

try, and the corporate system must a vital necessity but the conquest be further developed." Trans- of Abyssinia must be recognised as Ja fais accompli. In the meantime Ocean Service.

the Italian armaments programme will continue unchecked."

INSPECTOR MIST. TAKEN ILL

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While driving with friends în -

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Dace spoke regretfully on the change of the French attitude since 1935. Lord cheers greeted the al-}

aion to the Italo-German under-

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}L. Mist of the Hong Kong Police sor of occult sciences. President ofjed Hungary --Reuter. #Force was anddenly taken ill and }brought to the Kowloon Hospital, where an operation was perform- led. He is in a critical condition.

From enquires made this mor- ning it is learned that, he is doing as well as could be expected.

WEATHER REPORT:

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the International VOCIFEROUS APPLAUSE Association for Milan: Two hundred thousand of occult people jammed the Cathedral recently Square and vociferously applauded from the points in Signor Mussolini's and speech on foreign relations, which

at rejected the idea of collective se

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