Paris, May 6, "The violent artitery fire of the past few days was kept up on. the front last night," this morning's foffcial communique announced, During the past three days, the Germans have launched a number fof surprise attacks, heavily supported artillery fire, against French Outposts, One such attack was Jaunched this morning but the Fesulls have not yet been reported. Both sides sustained losses, the Germans taking their dead—Havas, Ttalian Students Demonstrate Rome, May 6.
Details have reached here of on organized ontl~Allied demonstration In Milan, over the week-end, by about 100 students, These young men marched through the streets shouting "Long Live Germany," fand "Death to Britain and France!" They chalked on walls: "We want Hitler in London, and Mussolini in Paris,"
fapoleon's ' attempt to Jnvade England will certainly, and soon, bbe attempted by Germany in this war," declared Signor Giovanni 'Ansaldo, the editor of Count Clano's howspaper, "Il Telegrafo," ina weekly broadcast "to Mahan tree) have already seen remarkable happenings, We shall see even more' Femarkable ones, which, will. shake] the pillars of the world" he added, French, British Labour Lesiders Confer London, May French and British Labour lenders, conferred here on Saturday and Sunday, on problems involved in the potation between their two countries, 'Aetatement issued at the close of the conference denounived, the Germans' contempt for international aw and Freedom of other countries, as shown inthe crime against Norway.
'"Fudrope will regain Sts security and peace only when it rids itself of the Gietatgrship of force, the statement said. "When peace is regained by a victory of Allied Domoeraeies, it can bbe guaranteed only by strong inter~ national institutions," which would assure independence ard rights of all peoples, and thus moxo possible the Alrarmament of all states," the states ment concluded, The French delegates, included Leon Blum, former Premier of France, while the British delegates. included Mr. C. R. Attlee, Leader of the Labour Opposition; Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Secretary of the Research and Information Department of the Labour Party, and Mr. Herbert Morrison, Secretary to the London Laoour Party, and Leader of the London County
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