■.«, ^ PRIVY COUNCIL HEAD REARMING IS HELD Submarine Rescues Distressed Plane HITLER TO OFFER Discuss Navy Europe's Destiny IN JAPAN GUARDED Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. PEACE GUARANTEE PEACE GUARANTEE Purported Assassin Seized Trying to Force Entrance to Home Hitler Official Tells U. S. 20-Year Non Aggression With Dagger. Pacts to Be By Rest of This Century Proposed the Associated Press. ΤΟΚΙΟ, March 23 —Police today Will Be Pacific. to Simon. prevented an apparent attempt to assassinate Baron Kltokuro Ikki. presi- dent of the Privy Council, arresting λ member Associated Press Foreign Staff. ( Continued Prom First Page.·» of a patristic organization who attempted to force his way Into BERLIN, March 23—Reichsfuehrer Iklcl's home as to whether Hitler would even en- armed with a dagger. de- Police the Hitler'» new military conscription tertain the idea. gave assailant's name as Harvard- Dalhachi cree, Ernst Hanfstaengl, At the Wilhelmstrasses, it was said, Kikuchi, member of the Kokusul Taishuto educated Nazi foreign press chief, told Germany believes it is up to the Brit- Society. Later they raided the the American people by radio tonight ish to put forward concrete proposals, headuarters of the organization and arrested nine "would guarantee the peace of Eu- since the Reich already has made Sir John Simon. Eden. Capl. Anthony FuUto Suvich. more men, who offered some rope for the remainder of the twen- known its military plan. resistance. tieth century." Once discussion is fully under way, "And that," he said, "is not doing however, Hitler is expected to expound Carries Heary Load. to badly, after all." his pet theory that bi-lateral non- Iron-Concrete Fortifications H. A. Burrell claims a record by Hanfstaengl's broadcast was an of- aggression pacts such as that con- carrying 12 baskets with a man on ficial effort to dissipate American ap- cluded with Poland are preferable to top in the market in London. prehension over Hitler's decision to any general security, and offer to sign Guard France smash the Versailles and to such pacts for 20-year periods. treaty Against Λυη rOK a Germany endow Germany with strong fight- ALLIES ARE UNIFIED. LESSONS IN ing force. Hanfstaengl's mother was born In the United States. Swedish Dutch and Hundreds of Millions of Francs "By equalizing to a certain degree France, Italy England Agreed Poured the disproportion of armaments,"' he on Course. PERSIAN said. "Hitler is positively reducing the (Copyright, 18;t5. by the Associated Press ) Into Eastern Front RUSSIAN ehances of war in Europe. PARIS, March 23—Prance. Italy Protecting Disproportion Removed. and England agreed today to stand From Neiv together "in complete unity of pur- Invasion. r l "Thus I venture to we are today The ϋ. S. S. one of the world's most as it went to the rescue say Narwhal, powerful submarines, photographed pose" in dealing with the German SCHOOL1T-7 OF M nearer peace because the injustice of of a distressed Navy plane off the coast of Southern California and towed it to San Diego. This photograph arms crisis. Mmm has been re- was taken the Navy and released at San yesterday. By the Assoc i» ted Press. LANGUAGES military disproportion by Diego At Britain's insistence, the tri- rest, to it Be * « * which, is understood, vibra- moved. The fact that military The power held here to the France, remembering 1870 and 1914, tions of shell Language Center of Washington parley prepare Are cannot reach. 1115 Conneeticut Ave. conscription in Germany has again has flung iron and concrete fortifi- XAtional 0?70 extreme pacifism to extreme nation- way for Anglo-German conversations South of these fortifications or the Between the Mayflower Hotel and made Germany a sovereign state does ROOSEVELT TELLS cations she believes well L St. N.W. alism which have thrown the nation in Berlin Monday and Tuesday agreed nigh impreg- French side of the Rhine concrete not mean war. It means peace, with- nable all her eastern into confusion. to proceed cautiously and survey the along front. fortifications have been constructed at in and without." This Out of her she Germany * * * # LEADERS TO DRAFT ground thoroughly before forcing the treasury has poured points considered most vulnerable. The Nazi press chief, who once issue the 840,000.000 francs ithe franc is cur- The Italians are as much before League of Nations. Belgium, too. has been She TERMITES Hitler in his Munich home galvan- busy 'Flying AntM hid away Capt. Anthony Eden, who will ac- rently quoted at about 6.6 cents) to has OWN SECURITY BILL spent S100.000.000 in constructing Most of our jobs come from to protect him from the police, drew ized around Mussolini as the Germans be converted into this chain Changing company Foreign Minister Sir John mighty modern concrete defenses along the friends and neighbors of those upon his intimate knowledge of are around Hitler and the Reichswehr. Simon to of forts. for whom we have done work. Berlin tomorrow, spoke for 150-mile German border, and ner Free America to drive his points home— «Continued Prom First Page.) Three sections of the up- Inspection Guaranteed Treatment How the Italians will fight, should Great Britain: Foreign Minister eastern front to-date "pill boxes" and fortiflcations TERMITE CONTROL CO. even quoting George Washington. World Pierre Laval, who yesterday demanded concern France: rival have to fight, nobody quite knows. Prance's. Existing forts on the Nat l Press Bldg. Nmt'l 2711 "It be well for Americans to they j bill was originally drafted by the Pres- 1. The Belgian frontier across might "regrouping of the allies" against right border of 'he Meuse have been he "that the size of The general consensus of opinion iî idrnt's Cabinet Committee on Eco- which thé waves of "Ath Our Cuêtomert" remember," said, Germany, represented France; Un- Germans poured modernized, while new nomic Security, which Miss Perkins ! in 1914. concrete works European armies in itself is nothing that the new Italian army is totally dersecretary of State Fulvio Suvich I close to the Sir Simon to it to reaching border have exorbitant or unreasonable. Some John Seek heads, would have subjected the was 2. The center section from different from the one which fought Italy's spokesman. Belgium been built. Liege, over which I taxes all with four or more to the Rhine. Germany people seem to forget that huge sheets employers clambered in in the World War. They have what workers. Troops Are Transferred. swiftly 1914, is consid- of waters called the Atlantic and the Peaceable Formula 3. The frontier along which the ered safe. neither the French nor the British In Miss Perkins had Pacific Oceans save the United States addition, op- The French general staff an- Rhine, in part, forms a natural have—a leader. Treasury and the American taxpayer on Berlin Visit. posed Morgenthau's suggestion—which nounced transfer of some 30.000 troops barrier. But whether that leader thinks that the cost of supporting two standing the committee accepted—that farmers, to garrisons nearer the Rhine. Italy, It is in the national interest of Italy domestics and ex- Betters Ties to Entente. armies of at least 300,000 men casuals should be through Premier Benito Mussolini, RANGER INSPECTED apiece, the BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. to fight a war against Germany is empted from the taxes collected for summoned 220,000 more men to the Fearing Germany's rearmament If not considerably more. main unknown quantity in the pres- annuities. colors. I France has been her "Perhaps it is in a certain sense PILT milk Is no reason for old-age busy bettering Turn old • · ent European political mess. Reports, too. were that L. The official which an- bonds with the Little BY HOUSE GROUPS your a the United States hasn't L killing the cow." It is be- i Harry communique Entente and pity that * * * ·* of this I Hopkins, relief administrator, had ex- nounced the tripartite i other nations, her trinkets, ft army, because army service cause of the truth parley's "unity tightening up army, jew- large form un- more war * * * The Russians another pressed to the committee's of purpose" confirmed Simon's state- making planes and building and never hurts young men. saying that Sir John Simon. ; opposition elry watches into the British of known quantity, as far as their mili- bill because it left such wide author- ment before the House up her Members Fly to Norfolk With Speaking of Germany, the young Ger- secretary British of j navy. Primary factors in her MONEY at to tary abUity is concerned. ! ity to States. Committeemen indi- Commons that his and Eden's con- ! defense plans, are the east- man undergoes the most vigorous state, has decided to proceed Berlin however, Admiral There seems to be no doubt in the I cated no State au- ferences with Adolf Hitler would be ! ern fortifications. Standley and Rear training and learns the habit of re- and have a heart-to-heart talk with changes affecting minds of thoee who have seen the were in Minister of War Louis Maurin sponsibility. He is developed mentally, Hitler, despite the latter's junking of j thority prospect. "purely exploratory." told Soviet army at work that the morale The tax rates imposed will remain After the Berlin visit and Eden's the Chamber of Admiral King. morally, physically and nationally to the Versailles treaty without consult- I Deputies Army Com- the other and the equipment of the troops is in- unchanged because the President still subsequent trips to Moscow. Warsaw mittee this week men are ready to be not only a good fellow soldier, but ing signatories.