The Archive · 1938

British Policy

Yet another group of observers stress that N Duce's abiding by his commitments to the Reich at the time of the Anschluss in mid-March, will be recognized by Herr Hitler now. There is the opportunity for he latter to recompense his dictator-colleague, it is pointed cut, and strengthen the Duce's diplomatic position -vis Germany. The me qi intimate also, however, that th was a warning to mussolini and they feel that he will endeavour to maintain the status quo in Central Eurppe and will urge the Fuehrer towards moderation.

It is pointed out especially that Britain's policy. approved by France, is based on this on. "The resent policy of ' observers declare, is striving to win over Italy through the Anglo-Italian Accord and Rome's reconciliation However. restoration of relations between the latter three countries is not modification of the Rome-Berlin axis. and is not breaking up the solidarity between the two last-named capitals—Ha maintained an up-to-da tal in Tinghsien, on the Peiping-Railway, 130 r from ping. is closing as the result of roer James Demster, 3-year-old American from Paterson. New Jersey, on the night of April 27.

A considerable number of Chinese bandits forced an e into the hospital on that night and fired&four shots at Major Demster, who was killed instantly. The bandits ran sacked the premises and then retired Major Demster's wife and two and a half year old child, two nurses English and Danish, and an doctor escaped unhurt.

The hi pital is one mile (rom the nese station and. in with a pre. a pital authorities s when the garrison, which did not render aid, eter stated that it ha seen the rocket:

Guerilla Fighting Near f Chinese gue) serious the Japanese tro:

Hankow Railway within 40 mile: Peiping. Railway communication e been interrupt guerillas blowing Liuliho, The Sighting actually began early hours of Friday morning w the guerillas aded Chocho mile; ud engaged the time, band tore u anese airer with ground force Japanese has Mr. Roosevelt on Or Apr. 30.

President -R osevelt sailed from here today fo a brief a the ern Phila phia United Pre:

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