to give substantial assistance to China guarding the latter's meu "As for the Chiang Kaleshek regime, It probably will not inter vene in the war.
"China should establish a central government as soon as possible and Fequest belligerent Powers in China either to withdraw their troops from China or disayn them. In such a ease the belligerent Powers cannot but, accept China's request judging from examples in the World War, Domei, Ttaly Sympathizes With Germany Rome, Sept. 11, aly id not given up her de~ mands for revision of the" Versailles Treaty and. ale. sympathizes with Goer ut ado again Poland, the tala Government -announced Jn'a communique issued today.
aly, wishing. for a peaceful seltlemeat of Buropean questions, did pot spare her efforts to the last, the atement said.
THaly lid proclaimed neutrality but did not mean. international ola tion, the communique. declared. her' interest: was in the Mediterrane can Taly was greatly concerned with {he mainienante of peace in "the Mediterranean area, he statement Zid, recalling that Italy's te line Streiches rom Gibraltar to the Bos: chorus parations fof all manner of While Mtaly was mating full the people, the statement said.
The communique was issued, the Government explained, because of the various rumours concerning Italy's America Not Roused by Athenia Sinking London, Sept, 11.
The sinking of the British steamer Athenia with 1,400 passengers aboard, including 311 "Americans, "had re: percussions In America so mild as astonish oven trained observers of Public opinion," the "Observer" re-Ported from Washington yester "There was ttle indignation Jess consternation," the report. said, "The loss of the U.S.S. Panay caused much "deeper impressions among Americans."—United Press, Russian Broadcasts London, sept. 11, When the announcer of the Moscow radio station picked up here speaks in Russian, the tone of his news is fayourabloto the cause of France and Britain, while the tone is pro-German when the announcer uses the German, tongue, listeners said today.
The radio expressed. some criticism, of the German fortifeations, the Sieg: fried line, listeners here said. The criticism was mostly technical, re-texting to the bad location of the advance'machine gun posts captured by the French In their drive on the Soar Basin.—United Press,
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