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Mussolini And Seluisclinij™ Talk
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(By The Associated Press)
ROME. June fl Premier Mussolini and Chancellor
Kurt Schuschnigg, behind the locked doors of pictures
que Rocea Della ('animate Castle, today discussed the
future of troublous Austria and reportedly made plans
fur Austro-German reappronehment. Diplomatic cir
cles believe that 11 Duce and Schuschnigg discussi d
possible eminent developments that would change the
political map of Europe and shake the continent. It
was rumored persistantly that Mussolini and Schusch
mgg prepared for the restoration of the Iiapsburg dyn
asty to settle Austria's internal difficulties and check
mate German pressure on Austria. A majority of dip
lomats believe that almost anything can happen be
tween now and June 20th when the League of Nations
Council meets to dispose of the Ilalo-Ethiopian pro
blem. The\ fear that unless some effort is made to ease
present tension Europe will break up into armed and
hostile camps even before the assembly meets.
(Jiinesc Army On The March
(By The Associated Press)
HONGKONG, China. June 8—A Southern Chinese
nnm of 200.000 men m irched northward today, pro
fessing its determination to challenge the formidable
Japanese war machine. Its ill equipped soldiers were
reported at the gates of llengehow, in Hunan Province.
85 miles on their way from their jumping off—or walk
ing, olT—place at llunan-Kwangshi Province border.
Their immediate objective was the so-called Wuhan
cities. Hankow. Yuchang. Hanyang on the Yangtse riv
er 275 miles from Ilengchow, and then they had an
other 600 miles to walk to tight the Japanese, if the Jap
anese awaited them in their present /one of influence
in the Peiping-Tsintsin area in the North.
The situation was considered grave—not because
of the prospect of serious war between China and Japan
but because of the fear of increased e’e.aos in China and
the possibility that Japan would act to extend its in
fluonco along the Yangtse River Valley and cut China
in half.
Foroi ;n opinion was that General Chiang Kai Shek
tiie strong man of the Chinese Central Government
might be forced from power by the movement and that
the Cantone o I’ inies then might seek agreement with
Japan for division of spheres of influence. The Can
tonese forces were expected to occupy Hanchow today.
They inarched as “the National Salvation Anti-Ja
panese Forces" of the Southwest China Political Coun
cil. whose headquarters are at Canton. The central
government at Nanking, which the Cantonese urged
to join in a combined drive against the Japanese were
silent, awaiting a reply, to what was in fact, if not in
word, a declaration of war on Japan by the Cantonese.
Governor Ho Chien of Hunan Province, at his
capital at Changsha was silent also as to his intentions.
He is an adherent of Chiang Kai Shek. the Generalissi
mo of the Central Armies.
HONGKONG. June 8—(Later)—South China’s
patriots, apparently feeling that they had baited Japan
far enough Saturday, disclaimed desires to wage a lone
war on Nippon. Amid indications of concern for both
Japanese and worldwide reaction, the Canton leaders
were issuing statements denying they wanted to fight
Japan independently or that they intended to force a
crisis with the central v Nanking) government.
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NASHVILLE, Tonn., June 8—Thousands of Ten
nesseans and visitors from all over the country, includ
ing President Roosevelt, paid final tribute to the late
Speaker of the House, Joseph Byrns, here Saturday.
The body was brought here from Washington n one
section of President Roosevelt’s private train. Sixty
congressmen and fourteen senators accompanied it.
WASHINGTON, June 9—The Veterans admin's-'
tration reported that the 5,100 bonus marchers who
poured into Washington in 1982 will find the amount
of train fare it cost the government to send them home
deducted from their bonus bonds. This is in accord
ance with a resolution passed by Congress, July 15th,
1982. The average cost of transportation was $14.85.
It is estimated that the amount of money involved in
this deduction will be slightly more than $75,000.
BELMONT PARK, New York, June 8th—William
Woodward’s “Granville” son of Gallant Fox, won the
00th running of the Belmont stakes Saturday. John
II. Whitney’s “Mr. Bones” was second and Hal Price
Headley’s “Hollywood” third. Granville beat Mr.
Bones by such a small margin that photographs of the
finish were necessary to determine the winner.
\ 1GO, Spain, June 8—Non unionized persons join
ed the nationwide strike movement here. Smokers of
the whole Vigo region agreed to stop smoking unless
the government tobacco monopoly agreed to improve
the quality of its product.
PASADENA, Calif.. June 8—Nicholas Roosevelt,
cousin ol the late President Theodore Roosevelt, and
his bride, the former Tirzah Marie Gates of Pasadena, .
today prepared for a honeymoon trip East following
their marriage here yesterday.
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