Mombasa, B.E.A., May 15.
The Mukama of Bunyoro Kitara, along the south-eastern shore of Lake Albert Nyanza, has offered his services to the Governor of Uganda for military purposes. He has also expressed to the Governor, on behalf of the people of Bunyoro Kitara, their readiness to give their services to the Empire for the defence of the country.—Reuter, and that the Turin speech opens the door to an international relaxation of the tension. The paper attaches significance to the fact that the audience applauded every peaceful remark in the speech.
The "Petit Parisien" after commenting on the quiet tone of the speech concludes that Il Duce has decided that negotiations are preferable to force.
The left-wing "Oeuvre" opines that Ti Duce is willing to negotiate provided that he is assured in advance of the complete fulfilment of his demands,—Trans-Ocean.
Due to Turkish Understanding Washington, May 15.~ Premier Benito Mussolini's speech at Turin yesterday was regarded as a moderate declaration in Government circles here, today.
Some circles believed the moderate tone of Ti Duce''s speech was a result of the Anglo-French understanding reached last week with Turkey. Some observers predicted the speech might presage a peaceful settlement of Franco-Italian problems.—United Press.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.