Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
ITALIAN rule
is UNDER fire
DURING WEEK
Japs Join Britain In
o. K. of Anti War
Pact; Chinese Condi-
( ton Unchanged
BY OSCAR WATSON

Saole Editor The Associated Press.
numerous active influences were
directed saginst the Italian govern
Hent last week. There were out
nreaks and demonstrations both in
~J1gosiavia and Austrian Tyrol. In
both countries the Italian c~onsulates
were attacked and the Italian flag
torn down.
Austria a~pologized to the Italian
cnarge d'affaires Athvienna; the
lIitallan flag was rehoisted and salut-
We'd by Austrian soldiers, but the de-
al monstrations continued. The Aus
We TRAN government was concerned lest
= the powerful voice Of Mussolini
might be raised again in denuncia-
tioh Of sucn acts, as IL was when
austria aroused his anger BY a world
vice protest against the Italian adj
ministration IN the Tyrol leading 10
TRANS and German residents there.
Al Sebenico and Laidach, in Jugo-
siaNia, the demonstrations were con-
sidered more serious, for Jugo-
si2vians ave been aroused by the M
fluence which Italy has exercised ia
Alabama and also BY q convention,
K negotiated at Nettuno, but not yet
q ratified, whereby Italians may &C
quire land within thirty miles Of
SJugoslavia's Adriatic coast.
will laps o. X. Anti-War Pact
At Buenos Aires, Argentina. the
italian consulate was bombed. Eight
persons in the building were killed.
Ma many others wounded. A second
bomb was found in another section
Of the city, but was prevented from
Nef exploding. This was declared 10 have
ne been the work Of a%nti-fascists.
II NaArr IL e-.--f -
der Great Britain in giving IT'S approval
the 70 the anti-war pact devised by the
American secretary Of state, Frank
., b.. kellogg. Japan declared her readi-
ness 20 enter into discussions for the
:, cessation Of wars and the establish
y ment Of universal peace.
The German elections. in which the
social democrats added to their man
dates, have led to the announcement
that the cabinet Of Chancellor Marx
viii resign on June II, the day before
parliament ~reconvenes.
A movement VS. begun for a union
OF the peasants Of Czecho-Slovakia,
Rumania and JuEoslavia ~ form a
united front against fascism and
holshevism. Bulgaria, Austria and
hungary have been invited 10 Join.
Chinese War Unchanged
There was little change in the war
situation in China. The armies Of
the northern dictator, Marshal Chang
Tsoiin, took the offensive at several
points and were reported to have
gained ground. On the other hand
the southerners moved toward the
north, and kalgan, an important city
lying TO the northwest Of Picking was
said 70 have fallen into their hands.
The battle line in Chilli province
now is a circular one with paotinEfu.
so miles from Peking, about the
central point 1t is along this line
that Chagg's forces are e%ndcavoring
la holQ lac the advance Of the
southerners.
Greece's strong man. Eleutherios
Nenizelos, who gained fame as
premier Of that country and rs warm
supporter OF the allied cause in the
world war, returned 70 Athens, To
take the helm il necessary, 10 main
tain the republic and defeat what
he believes the royalist plans for a
dictatorship or something similar.