Paris, Apr. 4.
The Premier, M. Paul Reynaud, last night said Britain and France would "use victory to make little nations safe."
In a special radio broadcast in English to*the United States, M. Reynaud said, "This is a new kind of war. Victory for the Allies is of vital interest to certain neutral countries, but the terror of German brutality robs them of their free will and makes them work against their own interests.
The Premier stressed that it would be impossible for France to conclude peace with Germany until Chancellor Adolf Hitler is ousted from the German Government.
"To enter a lasting agreement with one man is not enough," Mr. Reynaud declared. "Totalitarian Germany has been totally insincere. It would be madness to sign some kind of compromise with Hitler. It would mean signing our own death warrant for the following day."
The Premier stressed the fact that the Maginot Line has held back the German Army for months, but declared "the situation may change at any moment.'—United Press.
"Green Hell"
Keith Brandon.. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Stephanie Richardson.... Joan Bennett Scott Dr. Loren "Tex" Morgan David Richardson Forrester Graham Gracco Mala Santos ns. Gene Garrick Francis McDonald. Ray Mala Peler Bronte "Green Hell", one of the best adventure films, opened at the Nanking Theatre yesterday. The picture, starring Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr and Miss Joan Bennett, relates of the hardships a little group of explorers have to undergo in their quest for Inca treasure. One of the party is wounded by a poisoned arrow and runners, sent back to civilization for serum, return with the man's wife. The young woman finds that her husband has died before her arrival. Later, she and Mr. Fairbanks fall in love with each other, but they are attacked by savages just as they find ihe treasure and decided io leave. They are saved by friendly Indians and the hero and heroine are married, Mr. Fairbanks turned in a creditable performance, although h has been seen to better advant than in this film. Miss Bennett was lovely as the only woman among the explorers, but the best performance was given by Mr. George Sanders and the "Home on the Range" he in an English accent was about the funniest piece done on the screen. The rest of the cast has been well chosen, with Mr. George Bancroft portraying a Texas man and supplying most of the comedy.
"The picture was preceded cartoon, "Im Just a Jitterbug, by an interesting "Going Places short, dealing "with astronomy. coming elections, This action, he said, had been taken without any notice of it being given to the corporation, Certificates of occupancy, for persons paying their rates indirectly, were forwarded to the Council by the corporation under a written agreement, the same circumstances which the Allies have taken up arms to prevent."
While voicing China's gratitude for American financial assistance and popular sympathy, Dr. Quo described Japan's increased dependence upon the United States for war supplies.
"I have faith that American public opinion will yet prove strong enough to bring about stoppage of of metal, steel and oil without which Japan would be powerless to continue the war," Dr. Quo declared.—United Press.
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