Rome, July 30, Italian' news organs today gave much prominence to the reply made by Signor Benito Mussolini to Pope Pius X1's recent addresses against aggerated racialism and nationalism, These newspapers stress Taly's will "To Go Ahead" and in headlines Jannounce I! Duce's reply as "Duce's Strong Words.... Unequivocal Dejclarations" and other similar tiles. 4 Sianor Virginia Gayda, editor of the "Giornale d'Italia," attempts to Justify Mahan, racialism in a. special article in which he attacks democracies tne their alleged racialism, "The first reaction' to raciatisn comes from the United States. But the American law on immigration Is nothing but a law of racialism since it forbids entry into the United States coloured races and Axes various quotas for emigrants. of the while Face." Signor Gayda also asserts that Britain, France and the United States "need important influxes of men to assure their national defence because their weakened energy and fecundity can no longer provide enough men of their own,"—Havas, Jew-Baiting Inn Austria A hint that Jewsbaiting' in' Austcia Vienna, July 31, must be toned down is contained in a decree Rsued by Herr Buerckel, the High Commissioner. State officials are ordered to conduct their dealings with Jews "only according "to the Nuremberg Inws."—Reuter Italy to Expell. Another Foreign Journalist Rome, July 26.
Paul Cremona, Maltese' correspon dent in Holy of the "Christian Science Monitor" and the "Wall Street Journal" was told by the authorities today fo leave this county. wilh eight days, As reason for his expulsion, oMicials auetod his "general attitude:
Mr. Cremona has lived in Holy for the past twenty years and is the vice-president of the Foreign Press Association, 'The British Embassy has intervened in his favour, requesting that the order of expulsion be rescinded, Just two days ayo, a similar mea sure was taken in' retard to the Volish-Jewish journalist, Kleinlehrer, This second order, following s0 close on the first, hax much disturbed foreign Press circles Havas, Panay Boatswain Honoured Vallejo, Calif,, July 30, 'The Panay's boatswains' male, Mr. Homer W. Truax. today revolved the Navy Cross for "extraordinary heroism* during the bombing of the American gunboat by Japanese, air-lanes last December.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Claude" Swanson, Mr, Truax's devotion to duty was "in keeping with the highest traditions of the naval service."—Uniled Press,
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