After all to the Nanking, the President said tha Americans sympathized very deeply with China in her dis!
Ameri can friendship for China had be-cone proverbial. They have no di position to do otherwise than assis and encourage every legit piration for unity and freedom. They did not wish to pursue any] course of aggression against the Chinese people.
They were there to prevent aggression against Ameri-While they would maintain nity of their Government and ston proper respect for thei 3 Rome, April 22
The celebrations of the anniversary of the foundation of Rome have been made the occasion for the publication of the Government's Charter of Labour.
Crystallizing the efforts of the Premier, Signor Mussolini, to wipe out strikes, the Charter embodies the principles governing hours, wages and conditions. It provides that production must be centred on a general conception of the wellbeing and greatness of the entire must be formed under State direction, membership of which must be free.
Capital and labour must be conciliated or disputes must be submitted to "Labour Magistrates."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.