Austrian-Hungarian trade combi- The Between Liberalism and Conservatism nation and effect a permanent Struggle conciliation with Austria, perhaps She ftammsufllr Herald on the basis of "Nazi but not Ger- i if iii WHIRLIGIG man.” Established July 4, 1892 NEWS Behind the NEWS Those were the general lines of RALPH L BUELL. Editor sad Publisher_ the conversation. A decision was not arrived at on any subject. Tht: pur- and Saaday morning. (Continued I'rura Hfege One) Published every sfternoon lesceut Saturday) pose of the meeting was personal tbs Po^toffice. Entered as second-class matter ui a.oaern anu-aircraii material, large \ socialist power—ana me aepuues acquaintance, mutual estimates and Brownsville. Texss repair plants and undergrot id were howled down and called trait- a demonstration for Hitler to show ors. his worried and discontented bomb-proot hangars and luel depots peovne THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY The General Stall has had Os that still has friends. of German design. Germany 1263 Adams St. Brownsville Texas way—1 J75.000.000 francs to fill up Secret may come later, Insiders arc commenting on the agreements in the Eastern defense^. but not when Barthou has new Fatherland and Patriotism" the gaps given ASSOCIATED PRESS 400 million to coast defense and one his for the emissaries to MEMBER Of THE propaganda which has been launch- permission of for of billion for aircraft. The aircraft meet and has been invited to dis- The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to me use publication ed recently. These conceptions were ap- otherwise credited In this paper was supported cuss the results. all news dispatches credited to It or not strictly banned, formerly, as cap- propriation strongly the Italian ma- Rumors of Hitlers immment fall and also the local news published herein italistic and bourgeois loibles. but by report that _ " chines are ahead of the French will continue. It is true that a now even 'Pravd.- ihe Cotninteru way panic Kates— and Sunday: —a French ordered to es- ir. through the rank and Subscription Daily paper, is taking up the cry and ex- squadron spreading cort Balbo lleet couldn't file of the party who are One Year . cuses the Desertion Law by trumpet, j, keep up beginning with the Italian to see the conflicts in the inner bix Months . mg the defense ol the Father- ships The drastic new circle and are confidence. Three Months . land' as the "highest law of life, government's losing " uir has a storm Goebbels and Roehm have over- One Month .. calling for the destruction ol defense bill brought of from the left. The neces- their game. The chances traitors.” Moscow seems moved by protest played TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE works and are that Hitler will tlic miracles which Jai nose a. sary bomb-proof gas pro- disappear vet. a dictator- National Ad\ertiaing Representative nonalis.il has accomplished, and tection will be hnanced by each Just that military is not in the but that Dallas. Texas. 512 Mercantile Bank Building. has concluded that "hearth and community individually—at the dis- ship offing In- a big change in will come Kansas City. Mo.. 3U6 Coca-Cola Building. home" is the best ginger lor an cretion of the Ministry of the r^Ucy soon Chicago ill. 180 Norm Michigan Avenue army, after all. terior—and it will be made compul- for under of is very proud of his dec- Los Angeles. Cal., Room 1015 New Orpheum Bldg.. 846 S. Broadway In preparation lor the coming sory citizens penalty Goenng orations, particularly his "Pour le New YorX. 370 Lexington Avenue Comintern world congress Moscow law. to take part in the air attack Merite." the highest German mili- St Louis. 502 Star Building i evolutionists and their foreign drills. • • • tary distinction. While dressln? him San Francisco. Cal.. 318 Kohl agents arc making an analysis of Building._ one morning his servant couldn't European discontent. Hitler is slated GERMAN V—Insiders say von the medal. “It’s on lor a crash and his end is to : find my pyjama US? Papen's remarkable speech—which coat.” said the general. WHY SHOULD BRITAIN’S FLEET DISTURB hastened by an extension of Red did not land him on his ear as Nazi Press Chief at VN art* propaganda. France and ; articular Hanfstaengl. If the reports now being received ashington before for the U. S. to take ly Czechoslovakia are also seen as everyone had expected—was in part leaving Great Britain is about to to reclaim her old in the Har d reunion festiv- correct. try lertile iields. The peasants of ihe an echo of advice given HitleT by part seas. ities and to use his personality plus position as undisputed mistress of the Polish Ukrauie. however, long ripe Mussolini on the Fuehrers recent in restoring German American The British it is said, has concocted a for trouble, have been sobered by visit to Rome. Mussolini advised admiralty, a to tlie famine and misery across the clamping down upon the Berlin friendships, paused moment for naval under which Great Britain would German rela- plan expansion Russian border and have lost en- 1 treaters like Goebbels. easing the improve Anglo cruiser tions a blast of add very materially to its fleet, especially in light thusiasm. Tins will be stimulated radicals out and stopping the Aus- with withering sarcasm against Noel Panther and There are several reasons for this. again by proclamations and cash. trian terror. strength. Pembroke much ar- The Vienna February Revolt fugi- The Hitler-Mussolini meeting re- Stephens, the To with, the British are worried by develop- rested and corre- begin tives. now in Moscow, are schem- mains for the most part the great finally deported likewise, of the London Ex- ments in the Far East. The European situation, ing hellfire for Doilfuss. puzzle of international diplomats. spondents Daily is far from reassuring. Looking on a troubled interna- • • • Even the inner circles Know little press and Dally Telegraph. London Is quite sore about Its crack to feel that POLAND—Goeboel visit to War- of what was said under four eyes having tional horizon, the British are beginning they correspondents called spies" and saw was as much ol a diplomatic at Stra and the European journal- need more and it is hard to blame them. do a of remarks that only England would ships, catastrophe for Germany as Goer- ists have had to lot guess- stand for such treatment. Hanf- In addition, the nation now is in better shape finan- ing's ill-fated tour of the Balkans. work—with confusing results. comes from that staengel has a big soft soap cam- than has been the case for years. It could support It was supposed to be a de r.oust ra- Word Berlin cially was paign planned for the UB A. and* it could tion, parallel to the Hitler-Mwuo- little accomplished Mussolini the cost of an naval program; indeed, as has made some highly optimistic expanded hni meeting. to show the world is almost as anxious Hitler to them to t i forecasts. take thousands of men off the dole and put that Germany could break the break the Barthou French bloc • • • work in the shipyards, thereby making that cost less than French ring Intense anti-Nazi but sees only too well that an Ital- X ian German counter combination which I teeling .'homed itself m a series ol AUSTRIA—The secrecy it would appear on paper. .spontaneous demonstrations that would be ridiculously puny and surrounded the Hitler Mussolini Now the of this which touches read- useless. In for in was so dense that not the part especially far overshadowed tne polite offi- exchange pema talk even ers in the United States is the effect that a new naval cial welcome. Austria the Duce is only willln tti Austrian chiefs had an idea of what of Berlin Polish help Germany out of the r mament was going on. The government lead- They're still uncomfortable In spite is just an “irregular, intermitten have on American naval Reports agents " program might policy. ers of ma on the Nazi mess by Interceding with France had the Jitters fc iear that Barthou's statement that the in- pneumatic massage But. like we Do part played by Chief- If Britain builds a new fleet, what do do? for a dicker and return were bartered of Austria is thr cor- a makes yo Journalist Roserherg and hi* par- Germany's ! they being away, dependence massages, certainly our re- to Geneva. Then K and the to nerstone of Barbs we build ship for ship with her—thereby, because ty Foreign Of lice friends in the may be possible telephones Budapest and European peace, backed leel good. for Germany to enter the Italian- i Venice were kept busy continually. by Prance* entire might. Their • • • quirements are so different from hers, acquiring a lot of recent unsuccessful attempt of ex- A beggar with two aut -mobiles Premier Wold'maras job6. not independence, are the house is that we don’t need? to seize the was discovered in New York Those Chicago packing tryu light cruiser strength especially worry The Duce may decide any dictatorship of Lithuania also Wall Street brokers wculd stoop to to change the name of hot dog Do we let the naval treaties and go ahead with time that more pro-German minis- lapse made trouble. Beilin supplied in- anything to hold on to thctr for- to “franks". But is that bell ters are necessary as aides to Doll- a free hand, building what we choose? Or do we simply spiration and cash: Woldemaras, in Radio Features tunes. frank about it? Today’s fuss. return, wa* • • 0 the idea of naval let build what- to break both the Rus- • • • give up parity, England JULY 8 and Eastern Standard Time) — sian and Polish hold on the coun- SUNOAY, (Centra; of uniforms ha' ever she wishes, and go much as we are now? In excavations at the tomb of The man who hti to be told to Manufacturers along very try and make Lithuania the Note: All programs to *c' a• d basic chain* or group* thereof unlesa speci- outpost mind his own business now would for better business, ba« we fied. toast to coast (c to c> designation includes all available stations. King Zoser. an Egyptian monarch. prospects Before answering those questions, ought to look of Germany's long dream; ol ex- Eur who ruled about 300 B C elab- be glad if he had a business to probably on the activities of into the Baltics. The Programs subject to change. P. M. (Uayhaht 7 im« unt aour Lattrt. at the international situation with extreme care and ask pansion coup mind. i»an statesmen and munitio NBCWi'.F NETWORK Cent. East. orate beer mugs were found was a measly fizzle. Woldemaras • • • manufacturers. ourselves what we to do with our on c just expect navy. — 2:10— Parade—also got 12 years in and Rosenber. BASIC East: wtaf wiw weel w ttc 3:30—Oregon • • • Jail 3:00— 4:00—The At the time of The man who always says what Have we reason to that we want to wjstr "t.t* wc#h wfi win wfbr wro »k> Playtoya' Program the 1930 census any suspect may will have to wait a while longer to 3:15— Wons—basic; Bur. 1 to tl wben wcae wtain uwj wsai; Mid: kad 4:15—Tony there were 3900 persons in the he thinks often fails to think what It took eight years compile indication that become the savior of ton use it against Great Britain? 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