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Paris, Jan. 28.

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Washington, Jān. 30.

THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 4, 1989

HERR RUDOLF HESS

REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT:

FRONTIER IS FORTIFIED

Berlin, To-day.

"The fortified zone in the West is our frontier, not the Rhine," declared Herr Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, speaking in Berlin yesterday. Herr Hess added: "Our frontier is fixed and not one

foreign soldier will set foot behind it. "Let the Englishmen and Americans transfer their

frontier where they want.”

MORE TROUBLE OVER (SPANISH PROBLEM?

LONDON, JAN. 29.

Herr Hess declared that Na- tional Socialism could not be altered by press provocation, broadcast lies or parliamentary debates, nor changed by agitators in the Wes- tern and trans-Atlantic Democra- cies, even if their speculations and armament businesses should suffer under it. Reuter.

A DEMAND BY GENERAL VIGOROUS ATTACKS

FRANCO THAT RIGHTS OF BELLIGERENCY BE GRANTED HIM IMMEDIATELY, IN CON- SIDERATION OF THE TRADI- TIONAL PRINCIPLES OF IN- TERNATIONAL LAW, IS EX-

ON ROOSEVELT

Berlin, To-day.

PECTED SHORTLY IN CIRCLES The Nazi press attacks CONNECTED WITH THE NON-on President Roosevelt INTERVENTION COMMITTEE

AS A NORMAL CONSEQUENCE continue.

OF

THE CAPTURE OF "Voelkischer Beobachter" says CATALONIA.

that President Roosevelt is the Such a demarche would, naturally, "demon of strife," and compares be formally supported by. Germany him with the Communist, Dimi- and Italy who would invoke the juridi- trov, the Reichstag fire trial hero. cal argument that one of the principal The "Boersen Zeitung” speaks conditions for granting rights of belligerency is that one of the parties of the "penetration of Bolshe in conflict be able to enforce a com-vism into America,” and describes plete blockade of the opponent's ter- President Roosevelt as a danger ritory.

to his own country.

CONDITION FULFILLED

The moves of the American opposition are given prominence in the press, and readers in Ger- many thus gain the impression that wide sections of the Ameri-

It was pointed out here that since the capture of Tarragona and Bar- celona, the Nationalist fleet has ful- filled this condition and the Republi- cans control but & section of the can population are against the Spanish coasts.

President's assurance to the De-

Reuter.

+

BARGAINING POINT

TERRITORIAL

ISSUE RAISED

BY BULGARIA

Other quarters here, however, stress mocracies. that, according to the British plan adopted by the Non-Intervention Com- mittee, belligerency rights can only be granted when foreign volunteers are withdrawn from Spain, and they consider it doubtful that Italy and Germany could go back on their word. The possibility of Italy invoking a new fact, that of the capture of Bar- celona, is not excluded. In this con- nection, it was stressed that the Italian press gives the world to understand that the conquest of Catalonia is the Political observers, both demo-virtual end of the Spanish conflict. cratic and Republican, attach con- Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese siderable importance to the ap- Ambassador, entertained at lun-pointment of Mr. Harry Hopkins cheon to-day M. Henri Cosme, as Secretary of Commerce in new French Ambassador to China place of Mr. Daniel C. Roper, who this argument to bargain, on the date the course of a Parliamentary de- who will fill the post left vacant resigned recently.

from Spain. which he promised to ac bate upon the Foreign Ministry, upon M. Paul-Emile Naggiar's departure for the Moscow Em- Mr. Hopkins is, according to se-complish when Mr. Neville Cham-Budget to-day.

berlain visited Rome early this month. On the other hand, they claim- bassy.

veral authorized quarters, Presi-

Diplomatic quarters here considered only a recognition of minority dent Roosevelt's favourite candi- Also present at the function date for the Presidential elections that in any event General Franco's at rights in Yugoslavia.

titude will constitúte a, decisive in- Passages of the speech made by were Deputy Leon Archimbaud in 1940.

dication as to the sincerity of Italian M. Darof, President of the For- and Mme. Archimbaud; Vice-

and Nationalist assurances to the. Bri- Admiral Esteva; Baron Athalin; He faced severe criticism from M. Paul Claudel, who formally opponents for his policy towards served in China and who ended the unemploved when he was head his diplomatic career, as French of the Works Progress Adminis- Ambassador to Brussels, and tration. His appointment as Se-

Sofia, Jan. 28. Several speakers demanded the On the other hand, it is being won-cession of certain districts of Ru- dered whether Il Duce will not exploit mania and Greece to Bulgaria; in

for the withdrawal of his volunteers

tish Government regarding the terri-jeign Affairs Committee, stress- torial integrity and Independence of ing Bulgarian friendship with Turkey were greeted with "loud Spain following the war-Reuter.

plaudits.

Mme. Claudel; M. Henri Etienne cretary of Commerce was ratified following a lengthy debated

votes to 27. The ratification is

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M. Georges Klosseivanov, Pre- mier, also delivered an address.

He warned his listeners against

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realities or the country's possibil

ities."

He emphasized the améliora San Pedro, Cal., Jan. 80tion of close relations with Bul- Fourteen military planes purgaria's neighbours, which had chased by the British Government abutted in the Salonika Pact, dern Ballroom: Tang Hoppenot, until recently Head of were shipped to Liverpool in the In conclusion, he stressed that Tan Expert Tuition. the Quai d'Orsay's Asiatic De-8.8. Loch Avon to-day. The ma- Bulgaria would persevere in her TONY'S DANCE STUDIO

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