Evening star., 1937-09-25
picture on Page Az

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, September 25.-The Fascist
writer Virginio Gayda reported to his
newspaper, Giornale dItalia, today
that the first confidential conversa-
tion between Premier Mussolini and
Chancellor Hitler in Munich estab-
Nshed four main points:
Il. That there should be complete
comprehension and merited respect
for fascism and national socialism
as ideals and regimes among other
states where fascism and national
socialism have no intentions of es-
tablishing themselves.
"Defamations Must Cease"
Therefore. these systematized def
amation programs against the two
regimes and against the two respon-
slole officers of the regimes must
cease. The two regimes resolved to
affirm always and decisively their
value and their legitimate rights.
2. Europe must recognize Germany
and Italy have the right to technical
and political parity, especially to moral
parity, with every other great nation
in every occasion and on every prob
. lem.
g. There shall be revived a greater
sense Of comprehension and respect
for the rights of life and progress of
all nations: that is to say, interna-
tional Justice shall operate with fact,
not alone with words.
Joint War on Subversion.
=. That all nations, in a reborn
eense of solidarity seeking the best
ends Of European civilization, shall
and common denominatod of COM
IN joint defense against subversion,
and a common demnominator of COM
prehension concerning their mutual
peril against this subversion"
Gayda said this was realistic
explanation of their concrete will
In working for peace in Europe"
"The Rome-Berlin axis is not a
bloc" he added. 1T merely had de-
cided on solidarity. This solidarity
does not close the door to any nation
of good will, beginning with England,
France and Poland.
Nations should realize now that
for such program for peace in Eu-
rope, wide vision is needed. Spirits
capable of going toward something
new, toward sacrifice and endowed
moral courage are needed. The masses
realize this necessity perhaps more
than those who govern"
Second Meeting of Dictators.
The two dictators met today for the
second time in their spectacular Ca
reers and Europe tensely awaited the
result of their rendezvous.
The first few hours of the visit Of
the Italian premier to the German
chancellor here, where Hitler started
his rise to power, was taken up
with a round of social activities in
flamboyant setting of bunting and
banners, troops and bands, cheers and
parades.
The serious "brass tack" CONVEX
sations of these two men who head
the greatest Fascist states Of Europe
either were sandwiched into the nine
hour program in Munich or were
put OF until later.
Deep Concern to Europe.
Whenever they come the results of
these talks promised to be of deep
concern to all of Europe, If not
actually factors in shaping the fu-
ture.
For consideration there were the
troubled Mediterranean situation
with France and Britain seeking
Italian cooperation toward a control
OF piracy stemming from Spain's civil
war; italian and German intervention
IN that war-whether it should con-
tinue, be curbed or halted; rivalries
IN Middle Europe, and Vatican at
tempts to terminate opposition to
catholicism in Germany.
Today's welcome for n Duce was
markedly different from that rendered
to Hitler in 1884, when he went to
Venice. Then Hitler stopped, like an
ordinary tourist, in hotel; today
Mussolini stopped in a palace.
Munich's first "heils" were for the
visitor. whereas Venice had shouted
her loudest "vivas," not for Hitler
but for Mussolini.
This holiday-making city cheerec
loud and long and there was all the
pomp Of a militaristic state to salute
Mussolini.
Hitler Inspects Decorations.
Fifteen minutes before a gun battery
doomed the signal Ill Duce's special
train had arrived, Hitler made a last
minute inspection of the decorations
at the station square to make sure
that everything was in readiness
Mussolini arrived at 1905 am. (4:Os
am. e. S. t..
Twenty-Five thousand German SOL
diers and work troops were lined ur
In front Of the Munich Station and
held back throng estimated at loo, ,00t
persons while Hitler and 16 of his
highest officials went inside to meet
Il Duce.
This was followed by formal well
come to Munich delivered in the huge
- square outside the station \