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PROTEST

MAYOR LA GUARDIA "INSOLENT JEW" CALLED HITLER

"FANATIC"

Washington, March 4. Acting on instructions from Berlin, the German Embassy has protested to the State Depart. ment against a speech made by

New York, in which he referred

DEFENCE PLAN ALHAMBRA

Wardens to Guard Public Safety

London, Mar. 4.

London's air raid defence plans were announced by Mr. La Guardia, the Mayor of Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, Under-Secretary for Home Affairs, to "the brown-shirted fanatic in the House of Commons to-day, when he stated that a who is now menacing the peace memorandum was being despatched to local Councils re-

of the world.”

State, said that although he was not

At a press conference, this after commending them to organise, in consultation with the noon, Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of police, service wardens for the safeguarding of the acquainted with the facts concerning general public in the event of an air attack. Mr. La Guardia's speech, he regarded

utterances

nces which might be offen- sive to another Go

Government' as a matter of regret, and added that the American Govomment would deal with the situation as soon as he had had an opportunity of studying the

any

text of Mr. La Guardia's remarks.-- Reuter Special.

RECRIMINATIONS

Berlin, March 4. Mr.- La Guardin's alleged reference

to Herr Hitler has caused a storm of indignation in the German press.

The Nazi journal, Angrif, violently attacks Mr. La Guardia, whom it

describes as "an insolent Jew."

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It is proposed to establish fixed posts from which the Wardents should operate approximately one post for every five hundred inhabitants, while in the commercial areas the number of posts will be governed by distance.

Each post, said Mr. Lloyd, will be manned by at least two wardens. The wardens will advise on air raid pre- cautions and give immediate assistance in dealing with air raid damage. They will also probably be utilised for the distribution of respirators to civilians.

The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Volunteers undertaking the duties] ---- says: "This stupid vulgarity must not of wardens, Mr. Lloyd stated, will be ignored by Washington. We ex-be trained and supplied by the pect that suitable measures will be Government iaken to prevent a repetition." Neuter Special.

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London, Mar. 4.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, winding up the debate on the Defence Load Bill to-day, said that the addresses In the House of Commons had shown

there was a,real, general und fundamental measure of agreement upon the necessity of rearmament.

The Opposition Brgued that Britain's armaments were excessive because other nations had promised assist if Britain were attacked; but that implied that Britain would have to assist those other nations in turn, If the necessity arose, and his in- creased British labilities, rather than decreased them,

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equipment. The Government wero confident that a aufficient number of volunteers will be forthcoming for the effective performance of this important part in the work of most civil defence,

It is estimated that at least 250,000 wardens will be required.-Reuter Special.

Caledonia Completes Long Trip

London, Mar. 4.

The Imperial Airways flying- boat Caledonia has made à return non-stop voyage from Alexandria to Southampton in fifteen and a quarter hours, despite head wlads anit perlodio bad weather.

The departure from Alexandria at 12.30 in the morning was faci Iltated by the use of a flare path. -Reuter.

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London, Mur. 4.

FRANCO ACCUSES FRANCE

FEARS INVASION OF MOROCCO

OVIEDO STILL HOLDS OUT

Salamanca, Mar. 4. A Note accusing Franco of planning to invade the Spanish zone in Morocco has been sent by General Francisco Franco, in- surgent leader, to the signatories of the Algeciras Treaty, accord- ing to news sent out by the Salamanca broadcasting station.

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The Note alleges that the French activities on the frontler in. the region the French Protectorate, and Spanish Morocco aim at causing Morocco, disturbances in Spanish thus providing a pretext for French invasion,

It is odded that the insurgent Government will ask the signatories

verify

the

Although Britain, under the League Covenant; had no ability to assist

The Polish steamship line the of the treaty--lo--appoint-an-Inter-. with arms the victims of aggression. Gdynia Amerika Line, has ordered national commission to

belleved the measure of from Swan, Hunter and Wigham truth of the allegations. It is also rearmament the Government was Richardson, the famous Tyneside ship-stated that General Franco will ask advocating was

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