Nuremberg, Sept, 11.
'A proclamation issued to-day by the Nazi Party Congress announces the establishment of the first plant to produce synthetic rubber "as the problem has now been completely solved."—Reuter.
"Germany Stands Sate"
Nuremberg, Sept. 1, germany no longer places con~ Adence in the world but stands safe In her own strength." declares a proclamation issued by Herr Adolf Hitler, the Reichsfuehrer, which was read {fo the Nazi Party Congress to-day by hig Deputy, Herr Wagner.
"Germany," the proclamation contines, "will not tolerate any attempt to impair her power, and will not hesitate to enforce by legislative measures. means to solve her task.
"The Nazi Party does not intend to ght the Christian religion, but it will not tolerate political activities being, continued under disguise."—Reuter, "Totaltarian State" the American Government asks. these countries which appear to be contemplating armed hostilities that they weigh with the utmost solicitude, the pledge given in the Pact of Paris, which pledge was entered into alt simmatories for the purpose of safeguarding.peace and sparing the world from the incalculable losses ind human suffering that inevitably attend and follow in the wake of Following Mr. Hull's statement. Jomicinis of the State Department. hastened to emphasize that the Secretary of State was not invoking the Kellogg Pact but was really calling on all the parties concerned lo make a further effort to ave: t Dloodshed—Reuter.
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