New York, June 14
A memorandum, accusing the Italian Consyl-General of engaging in propaganda activities, has been distributed to the New York police, with instructions to make arrests whenever necessary. ys: "A survey demonstrated that officials Italian Consulate-General, their diplomatic immunity, are engaged in propaganda.
"Facts show, beyond doubt, that three organizations which supplanted oid Fascist League, are as thick as thieves in the dissemination of Fascist doctrine. Their activities are directed, supported and controlled by the Italian Consul-General in New York."—Reuter.
Another development on the ship-London, June 15.
Fascist Envoy Protests ping front today was the Maritine An agreement is near for the Washington, June 15. Commission's announcement that it is French to release the Soviet freight The Italian Ambassador has pro-reopening ite investigation into the ters Selenga and Mayakovsky, which tested to Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary rates and practices of freighters en-are being held by the Allied con-of State, against what he termed "the gaged in trade between Japan and traband control at Indo-China, it was campaign to arouse anti-Italian feel-the United States. understood here last night, ing in the United States."—Reuter.
Japanese carriers,' officials- pointed The ships will be released after out, had agreed to. discontinue. prac: part of the cargoes of the two ships Trying to Promote Fascism tices which were; stated to" be dis-is bought by the French, it was be-New York, June 15. criminatory. against -American: com-lieved. The ships are loaded with The Police Commissioner for New panies.. But hew-evidence of the.con-American copper.
York City, Mr. Lewis J.. Valentine, tinuance of stich practices was again has distributed to. police officials obtained recently. the documentary evidence that the Italian den asia, awas aimed General än. New York has Victoria, Australia, will shortly be been "promoting in America allowed: to resume its journey to through propaganda") it was learned
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