An alleged President Roosen s believed use: here today follow ing the arrest of Keith Rapp, è 35-year-old sales-who n ote " letter to Presiden: professing "an overwhelming urge to ill y The United States District ' Attorney issued a complaint against Rapp here today. Rapp was reported to have been arrested yesterday in Memphis, Tenn, while en route to Washington, ostensi carry out his threat against President.—United Press, Germans in Poland Warsaw, Apr. 27.
The attempt to create a new oranization, based on Nazi doctrines. and including all the German minorities in Poland, has met with failure as the. "Junge Deutsche Partei" Nazi organization, has rdjected the offer to collaborate with the "Deutsche Vereinigung."—Havas.
The situation in south Shantung remains unchanged despite Japanese attacks in areas north and north-east of Taierchwang, according to a Chi-mese military communique, "The Chinese lines at Nikou and north of Taierchwang," declares the communique, "were attacked three times last night, but without success, Japanese losses are estimated to have totalled 900. The situation there is deadlocked.
In the area to the north-east of Taierchwang, the Japanese ttacking Lienfarshan, north of Pihsien, without making appreciable gain One thousand Japanese troops are holding Kwantimiao (Temple of God o: War), near Tancheng, and about 3000 Japanese ore holding Matouchen. hinese detachments are moving up to attack the Japanese positions
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