Telephone Rioters Out of Bounds, Says Spanish Journal Madrid, June 26.
Commenting on a German-organized riot outside the British Embassy in Madrid on Tuesday, the Falangist clusive against Russi: some of its remnants who were not subjected to discipline. branched from this intention and went to extremes, "which only means that feeling against our oldest enemy is fresh and aroused."
The paper adds that the explanation of feeling against the old enemy Great Britain "would be found in simple meditation on the process by which our empire is strangled to the point of slavery."
The article ends with a severe order to Falargist comrades that nothing must be left to spontaneous joy and the Falangists must follow commands with strict discipline.—Reuter, Shigemitsu Leaving U.S.
On July 5
London, June 25, According to information reaching here Mr, Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japanese Ambassador to London, returning to Japan via Lisbon, is expected to leave San Francisco on July 5 aboard the Tatsuta Maru.—Domei.
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