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Evening star., 1937-01-03
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nX e a daSs saa saa hs .I n
LADY. white. .housekeeper. for adults; no
s$s slss soss e. y:
mA MAJ time ssns Can sae ssa sss.:a
NATIONAL CORPORATIoN desires services
Of young lady who can qualify as EXPERT
stenographer and has general knowledge OF
periencs desirable but not essential. Reply
stating age. experience and salary expected.
Address Box 2O.z. Star once.
NURSE res, unencumbere6, travel. per
addTsss Box sss's 44sz sar ocs salary e'e
OFFICE WORKERS. 2. young. preferably
raphy; n , temporary mailing work to sshat start
Of Art. 11I5 18th st. NV.
OPERATORS. experienced. double and
single needle power machines. on. athletic
9nderwenr aIs !, and draperies. Apply 1909
te.esinr dnt sdsrsss Box
43l;l: Star ONCE. sivins age and par
sALEsoIR1s ,,n vented for cosmetic dept.
good salary. Address Box 441-W. Star
sALEsLADIEs wanted. Apply Highs Ice
Cream Store. 1924 14th st. NV. Monday
sALEsLADIEs at once to represent Cali
fornia perfume company. with Avon prod
ucts. as advertised In Good Housekeeping.
Address Box 56.z. Star once.
sALEswoMAN and solicitor. thoroughly
neis sreefs stusio yse7 Apply st.
sALEswoMEN- g. Co. has sew
eral good openinEs on its sales force; sig
salary to start; splendid advancement for
creased pay. eIs q st. NV. Room 1908 .
District ssss or oeoraia a is4i. eA'ei''"'''
sTENoGRAPHLE. in lawyers once; Apply
1880 oc,a. Earle Bids. Monday morning at
sTENoGRAPHER-sEcRETARY. not over
%. Call Monday pm. Smiths Storage
Co. 1913 You st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. able to
real estate arm. State age. experience and
salary expected. Address Box 47s-z, Star
sTENoGRAPHER who is a good typist for
= week or when needed One living within
of ilth and East Capitol SIS preferred
Address Box 221-Z. Star once
10I-z. Star ONCE
WAITRESS: thoroughly experienced. Ap-
ply 1245 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
MATTRESSES. experienced. See Mrs.
seck Beek,s Sea Food Restaurant. 9th;
wednesday. $50 to 4:30 pm.
WHITE GIRL for housework in family with
enilaren; room board. So week. 1901
WHITE. general housework adults; stay
nights; $50 month; references Call be-
fore pm: Sunday. 1923 Illinois ave NV .
WOMAN. settled. white: as housekeeper
work. good home: small compensation.
Address Hox 434-Z. Star ONCE.
WOMAN-National organization has op-
portunity for refined woman: salary and
bonus II qualified. Apply Monday. to
IL. 1918 Connecticut ave.
WOMAN. 80 to 40 years. good education
unencumbered. Free to devote 6 hours daily
concern by phone. Earnings. $40 weekly
and expenses. Write swing oualificat tions
and phone number. RnI. 1908. III s.
Broad St. Philadelphia. Pa.
WOMAN, WOMAN spare time: to handle neish,-
Address Box 3O3-W. Star once.
WOMEN: steady work at once; full or
spare time, to capable women needing in
creased income: experience unnecessary.
Address Box 3a-l. Star once
YOUNG lady capable of olayns and sell
Must come well recommended. State age
and salary expected. Address Box 417-z.
YOUNG LADY for once work State
aualincations and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 4l1-Z. Star ONCE.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. exp. driver. D. C.
permit. help in delicatessen: room. board
and salary: refs. required. Decatur o7O9
uACAN(,v
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YOUNG WHITE MAN. work Of any kind;
working knowledge bookkeeping. typins.
I WOULD LIKE to get Q butler or chauf.
feur job. Phone North $3.50.
WISH JOB as chauffeur butler or house.
man. with good city reference. Ernest.
Potomac 5143
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HELD o0ARS1Ic.

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WOMAN, settled, colored. middle: aged pre-
ferred, Tor chtld's nurse; must be expert.
enced: permanent position: $50 month:
liys in; references required. Wisconsin
high school; home privileges. moderate SAL
ary. Georgia 1884. 560s 5th st. NV.
WOMAN. white. general housework; FAM
lily OF four; stay in. Lincoln 9514.
MoMAH white 81 n9. f. Is for EsneTa! Nsi
2 pm. Sunday, 1914 Lincoln st.. Bethesda.
Md. Wisconsin 1520-W.
WOMAN. white. tirst-elass cook. also 9.
required. Cleveland 1855.
WOMAN. white. houseworker; live in;
references. Call Randolph 41O1.
WOMAN white. reliable, good cook. gen
fTaeoIn fTai h0gssTcIs HssSW part time' SIS MONTH
WOMAN. experienced. general housework
erenees. sne soGfs sSepherd eHf s9sa s9 sfssr am
WOMAN white. 25 to 45. housekeeping
and coSkins in family; GogS GO home nights;
two adults; stay nights; references; $40
month. North 0376.
WOMAN, middle aged colored. for cook;
and SIS month: references required. I.l1
Glen Ross I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. Shep-
herd 1911-M.
WOMAN. white light housework and plain
cooking; stay nights. 1856 33rd st. NV. :.
WOMAN. white. Protestant, middle -aged.
as companion for elderly lady living In
nearby Maryland: assist In light mousse
work; exchange for good home and SIS
per month. Address Box 67-z. Star once.
WOMAN. white. for general housework;
modern home: Leesburg. Va; must be
neat and clean; references. Apply 312
st. NV.
WOMAN, settled, for general housework: 8
children. employed couple; 81 week. Call
Potomac 35sa-R.
YOUNG GIRL to assist with general house
work, no phone calls. 33S Maryland ave.
ne.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

CoLORED COUPLE wants ianitor's quar-
ters or part-time work; city references;
SEQ to S25 monthly. Columbia 4054.
COLORED COUPLE wants lob together.
man as houseman. wife to cook; good ref
erences. Atlantic 01@0.
FILIPINO COUPLE experienced cook.
chauffeur: wife excellent housekeeper:
private family: reference. Address Box
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VACANCY JANUARY 11:

Woman "6-4a: permanent work leading
to executive position in educational de-
partment national organization. Must be
able to meet people easily and assume
responsibility. Teaching experience an ad-
vantage. No applicant considered unless
backed by sincerity of purpose and need
10 earn money Write details and phone
number for personal interview. Address
HoY o9S-Z Star nf6re
Evening star., 1937-01-03

Located IN popular n ". suburb cater
ing 70 better-class clientele: gross business.
half cash. balance easy terms Books open
Tor inspection, Owner leaving city for
health 1t will pay TO investigate this
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING BOARDING HOUSE: 12 rooms.
niture; oil heat; ideal for caterins to tour
De shazo. 11:3 14th NV. Natl. $50.
RooMING HOUSE; 1s large. profitable
ICONS voqfb Sn soa Pa ave. ave at Washinston , Circle
i4th NV. Nv National s5so. 20 ' ehAAO' A.-'
nicely eauipped; seats 90; ideal :or lady:
pe shazo. 1Ias i4th NV. NV. Natl, $500. y.
EooMING- BOARDING.: near i4th and
PARK rd.; 10 rooms. "a baths. porches;
business; exc. condition: clean; owner. Ad-
dress Box 429-Z. Star ONCE.
LEAVING TOWN-Must sell today. room
ing and boarding house OF rooms. located
i.r l,na M St; t,on Nv Your own price and
DOWNTOWN: apts.. store. scar garage;
oIt1ces. Box 222-Z. Star ONCE.
I'VE VERY r. FINE TOURIST HOME and res
OF ground and a splendid location to build
cabins located on Frederick pike. Fred B.
Cushman. lO6 North Adams ST.. Rockville.
FOR QUICK and satisfactory results. list
your Ioomins and boarding houses with US:
houses that have good income
Roomins 1ISo HOUSE Exshangs 81 q Sales Co"
Mrs. sandridge Met 54S7
Associated with 40 other brokers.
BEAUTY PARLoR, Park Central. 1900 ?
~ NV: nearest shop 70 new Interior Bids.
OWner-operator will net $500. See apt.
| msr. Metropolitan 054O.
DELIcATEssEN CASE, eft, double duty
DISPLAY model, complete with refrigeration
equipment very low price to quick buyer.
d Z. Enright Co. sos Wisconsin ave
DISTRIBUTOR.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY.
AIRY INVENTION IN YEARS. FoE
AUTOS. trucks. busses, boats. planes
Fills long-felt need by eliminating only
serious trouble stiu remaining in all motor
VEHICLES; Quick seller. non-competitive
EXceuent. permanent. repeat business Un-
usual opportunity for energetic party with
moderate capital. Write Address Box
20s-l Star once
LIQUOR STORE, doing about $500 vkly:
Will sell for So 500 complete
District Sales. 1905 H st. NV. Natl 1909.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

cHHDS NURSE, experienced. white. will
ins do part OF housework. including some
cooking; live In; parents employed. Call
Cleveland e476. Sunday or evenings
COLORED GIRL. neat, for part-time or
days work: city reference. Lincoln 2O12-J
COOK. seneral housework. experienced.
small small apt; s3s month. Apply SUNDAY
NV Ant 405
Evening star., 1937-01-03

! RESTAURANT downtown: rent, $40
!ease: beer. nice bus: 81 700: easy terms
| Boo HOLE nder. zoos II 81
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SALESWOMEN.

Well-known Washington business con-
cern desires two women. over 80. i'll sales
dept. Character references necessary.
Apply Monday. 9-11 am. 301 Washing
ton Bldg. New York ave. and l 5th st.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

TEA ROOM. downtown. doing 500 daily:
closes evenings; price. 81 900: 81 800 down.
District Sales & Finance Co..
I006 ST NV Natl 10Oo .
Evening star., 1937-01-03

D. G. s: STORE for sale: one of finest in
NV; doing excellent business Owner
Obliged TO leave CITY on account OF illness.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

DRESS SHOP. upper Georgia ave doing
S5ou wkly; price, $500. Joseph Hol-
Evening star., 1937-01-03

LEARN 70 DANCE FOR S5-EvERy
wednesday evening at $50. Make friends
hsTe. 271b Connecticut ave.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

RESTAURANT. with bar doing about 5000
wkly.: good lease: reas. rent.
~ District Sales g. Finance Co..
1905 H st. NV Natl l0Oo
Evening star., 1937-01-03

CORNER RESTAURANT. near lnth and G
NV, doing $500 vkly.; rent. $3.50: good
Hhisky trade; price only $3.50: terms.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

STENOGRAPHER years legal expe-
rience: rapid. careful. neat, serious: u: (:
Gentle; employed: can meet public pleas
ing neat personality: wish position with
future and living wage and willing work
hard for same. Address Box 409-z. Star
Evening star., 1937-01-03

WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP. nearby
va: rent. S45. fully equipped: So 600;
terms. Bob Hollander, zoos II 1t NV
Evening star., 1937-01-03

RES STAURANT in lively nearby Va, town
dolng $500 vkly.: death compeis sale, only
500 down necessary '
zoos II st n n ~. Sc,o
Evening star., 1937-01-03

RESTAURANT, beer, sandwiches. etc;
rent. $50. including 4-rm. apt: now do
ing $3.50 vkly. $1,000. or will exchange
for roomiug house. Miss McCown, zoos H
Evening star., 1937-01-03


APPOINTMENT CLERKS, with good voices.
to make appointments over telephone.
Call Sunday. District 02s6:
Goldenbers's DEPT. Store. 7th and K sts: "
sIo;oKKEEeER' Pc; high school sraduate, With
se!Ssns :'A 2ddis:s Box
BooKKEEpER wanted with knoviedse Of
sypiax ssypins Must have business sbilits.
Address BOZ S.W. Star ofhe.
CHILD'S NURSE. experienced and trained.
In answer state age: former employer, sal
ary expected. Address Box 1867. Star
CLERK. experienced. for dry cleaning es-
Enlistment; reference required. Globe
Cleaning 4. Dyers. Pea Fla. ave. NV
COLLAR and cufi. also bosom press opera :
tor Amply Tolman Laundry. 524s Wise.
COMPANION NURSE, semi mi-invalid or elder
pl. NV Col. sxs4:J. Nl'' VIZ -00i [t.f'
GIRL, white, rsfsrences. to care for child
week Gays. 1910 MASS: ave: NV, Apt. l.
ee. SIsI vse. to 90 and s.nsI.
d.sd Aaaress Box sss sna oss sa.'
A. $ssfs! ~ e ::s:
or apply 1928 Montello ave. ne.
GIRLS. two. for lunch room work. expert
ence not necessary. Eagle Restaurant,
East rails Church. Falls Church 425.
HARP TEACHER. private school. desires
part time services Of harp teacher expert.
enced In teaching beginners. write siv-
~ sss-z esf star sne once. H.rtea''''' Address Box
HIGH SCHOOL. GRADUATE, preferably
some college training. to correct papers IN
return for secretarial course at local conn
mercial college; hours. q to 4:3O, Give
qualifications. Address Box 115-z star
HoUsEKEEPER. under 40. cook. sew: nice
room; board. Se5; lisht duties. two adults.
Call Sunday. Adams 11sT-J
HOUsEKEEPER. good cook. no laundry;
81 per week. 1897 Jefferson st. NV.
Georgia 1920.
LADIES. I'll make you big money Chris
tvs polishing cloth: tremendous seller;
wonderful demonstration; free sample.
Christy. Dept 2. Newark. New York.
LADIEs1sell white goods. dresses, Hoo
mission. coronet Co. 1893 2 st. NV.
LADIES. over 10; January personnel Ok
pansion vacancies. No lay-ofs. EXPERT
ENCE NOT ESSENTIAL: Si6 weekly: 50
salary and bonus arrangement: ADVANCE.
MENT. Apply 312 Evans Bldg. 1870 New
York ave.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-19
ICOULD KISS YOU!

ITS Ann" the midshipman was
shouting as he surged across to the
garden. TITS Ann Hutchinson.
Little Ann; gosh" His face regis
tered a fusion of ecstasy, tender
ness, bliss.
Ann rose up from the green
bench.
Why, Sam Marlin, I could kiss
you"
Wrapped in one another, the
two forgot Monte Carlo com.
pletely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-19
Kansas Conscience
Bv GRANVILLE FoRTEsCUE

CAM MARLIN midshpman, i'll love with the sweetest
dearest preest little number in all the wide corneds
of Kansas Unfortunately in the L. S. naval regulations
is love.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-19

HGEGL Avn
He stopped to watch Ann. She
was standing up waving.
Yoo-hoo! Here am"
Sam saw a neatly dressed boy
IN striped gray flannels dash down
the steps from the casino. He
rushed up to Ann, his face cheer
full.
Did I not say truly, Miss Ann?
MY system for Trente ct Quarante
Is ever the sure winning. Look,
the value of your five hundred dol.
lars is now a thousand as prom.
ised." He paused while Ann de.
ilghtedly counted the bills he gave
her. Now you trust me. Give it
to me again and I will make it
two thousand"
AIMS corn-flower eyes looked up
smiling brightly.
mo, thanks. I need this to set
up Housekeeping" She turned on
the bench. Don't I Sam?"
Sure" said Sam.
THE END.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
SOVIET DEFIES JAPANESE
TO BLAST HER EMBASSY
AS CHINA PLEADS FOR AID
Russian Intervention IN "War''
Seen Only Hope to Curb Japan
Washington and London Protests Stir
Only Academic Interest in Toxic.
Inability to Strike Recognized.

from the Soviet air bases to Toxic
is only about 750 miles. The jap
anese capital is more vulnerable than
any other capital in the world.
The psychological reaction In Japan
to an eventual air raid would be
tremendous and would handicap the
work of the military who are now
riding the crest of the wave.
Moreover, it is believed that the
Soviet government, while desirous to
keep out of wars. may be realizing
that this is the time to try and put
an end to Japan's expansionist am
bitiOnS.
japan has made it no secret that
as soon as she gets through with
China she intends to extend her zone
Of influence into outer Mongolia to
cut off later the communications be-
tween Siberia and Russia proper and
ultimately annex the maritime prov
ince with its chief port, Vladivostok.
The Japanese government has about
100000 men in Manchukuo on the
Russian border Some 250.O00 Man.
chukuoan troops-mostly i'll equipped
and unreliable-are supposed to assist
that Japanese force. These troops
are not considered sufficient to oppose
an attack from the Siberian army.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

The Russian note to the Japanese
government is considered in Wash
ington diplomatic quarters as the only
Intervention which might put an end
to the indiscriminate bombing of open
Chinese cities by japanese airmen.
The notes sent last week from Wash
ington and London, while strong and
emphatic, are only of academic interest
to the Toxic leaders. They can con-
tinue to thumb their nose at the
American and British governments
fully confident that the thousands of
miles which separates Japan from the
shores of both powers will make it
difficult for the two countries to trans
late words into action.
Furthermore, despite the wave Of
indignation which the Japanese
bombings have caused in the United
States and Great Britain, it is not
sufficient to arouse desire Of the people
for direct action.
The situation is quite different in
regard to the U. S. S. R.
The Soviet government has strong
army, estimated at between 100000
and 100000 men in the Far East.
The aviation attached to that army
is estimated by experts conservatively
at about 1000 planes. The distance
Evening star., 1937-09-27
JAPAN HITS COMMERCE.
Own Customs Houses Are Set Up in
Part Of Shanghai.

F9rt OF Sh1nGnal.
SHANGHAI, September 27. R.-
American business men declared today
Japan had established its own Gus
toms houses in the Shanghai area in
what appeared to be an attempt to
throttle American and other foreign
commerce in the International Settle
ment and French Concession.
Japanese reinforcements were rushed
to the battlefront northwest OF Shang-
hal to halt determined Chinese
counter-attack as Japanese war planes
bombed the crowded cities of the east
ern coast.
At Canton in the sodsh, the crowded
terminus of the Canton to Hankow
Railroad was fired by the bombs Of the
air raiders and there were heavy ci-
william casualties.
A series Of heavy explosions rocked
Shanghai as Japanese warships and
land batteries opened 4 heavy fire on
the north station area. Several shells
struck near the British barricades on
the north border of the International
Settlement.
American importers bringing goods
into Shanghai on Japanese boats de-
clared the Japanese had established
customs depots in the Japanese-occu-
pied Yangtxpoo and Hongkew areas
of the International Settlement and
were collecting duty on al impo 5.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, September Pipes
ident Roosevelt's 10-car special train,
en- route to Seattle, Wash. arrived in
Boise at o:28 am, Mountain standard
time. today.
He will talk briefly at the State Cap
itol grounds, then motor through near
by farming communities before re-
boarding his train.
The President remained on the train
half an hour A motor parade through
the State Capital was arranged before
his speech.
Senator William E. Borah. Republi-
can and dean OF the Senate. boarded
the presidential special shortly after
its arrival.
I'm just going to extend word Of
welcome to our capital and State" I"
Borah said
After seeing the President. Borah
said there had been some important"
things discussed, but he would not
disclose their nature
The President, it was learned
authoritatively on his special train
last night, will refrain from discussing
the controversial court issue on his
Western trip.
This information was gathered as
the President sped toward Boise
after a two-day. sightseeing visit to
Yellowstone National Park, to con-
tinue his "trip of inspection" Of the
Northwest.
During the southwestward swing
from West Yellowstone, Mont, the
President discussed power and other
questions familiar to the Far West.
In addition, there was some prospect
that silver would enter his discussions
later today.
The President had as guests for din
ner on the train last night Gov. and
Mrs. Barzilla Clark and Senator j. P.
Pope Of Idaho. The latter sided with
the President in his Supreme Court
fight last session.
Other Idaho Democratic leaders who
talked with the Chief Executive during
the trip were Representatives Comp
ton White and D. Worth Clark, who
vigorously opposed the Presidents
court plan, once calling it "a double
edged sword that could strike either
way"
: White, in an interview with news
men, said the majority Of the people
are with the President on his court
program"
He described the charges Of Ku
Klux Klan af1liation against Associate
Justice Hugo L. Black as tempest
In . teapot" and said there were =
great many more issues" more I'M
portant. 4
Evening star., 1937-09-27
GALE IS HEADING
TOWARD EAST COAST
Storm Warning Is Issued for Cen.
tral Atlantic Seaboard-In-
tensity Grows.
By the Associated Press.

0y the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September
27.-The Weather Bureau today issued
. storm warning for the Central At
lantic seaboard from Cape Hatteras
to Southport, N. c..
Northeast storm warnings we're or
dered displayed at 10 am. Eastern
standard time. as the Weather Bu-
reau's hurricane warning system ad-
vised "a disturbance is developing in
the Atlantic about 800 mile OF the
North Florida coast, attended at pres
ent by IS to 80 mile squalls"
The advisory warning said "the
storm will likely increase in intensity
to gale force and move rather slowly,
probably in q northward direction,
during the next ~ hours"
Neteorologists urged vessels, sspe-
cially small craft, to use caution along
the Carolina coast. 4
Evening star., 1937-09-27
EDDIE KILLEEN HOME
DAMAGED BY BLAZE
Two Occupants of House at Brook.
mont Routed by Early
Morning Fire.
Ey = Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

Eya sta1 Correspondent Of The Star.
BROOKMONT. Md, September 27-
An early morning fire started by de-
fective oil-burner wiring routed two
occupants Of the old Eddie Killeen
home from their beds and caused
damage estimated at more than $4,000
before it was extinguished today by
the Cabin John and Glen Echo Fire
Departments.
The occupants Of the home in
which the late gambler lived, william
Jones and William Cady, attempted
to put out the fire, but it spread
rapidly from the basement and both
the Cabin John and Glen Echo Fire
Departments were summoned at $50
am. The flames had reached the
roof before they were brought under
control.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
MUSSO[|N| HAILED
BY BERLIN CROWDS
Il OuCe Views Rearmament
Activities in Essen
Steel Plants.
By the Associated Press.


BERLIN, September 27.-Pre-
mier Mussolini of Italy arrived
in this capital of Nazidom this after
noon to begin lavish procession
through the streets to the cheers of
great crowds.
The guest of Reichsfuehrer Hitler,
II Duce already had seen the might
of Germany's army in annual ma
neuvers and visited today the fac
tories at Essen, whence come German
arnaments.
His tour through festive streets of
Berlin led to the Presidential Palace,
for nine years the official home Of
the late President Won Hindenburg,
reserved as II Duce's residence for
the three days he will spend in Berlin.
Perfect Autumn'weather frightened
the Italian chieftain's arrival, and a
setting sun gilded the station as
a flag-waving. cheering multitude
pressed about the railway station.
The entire Smile stretch from the
station to Brandenburg Gate was
thronged with cheering men, women
and children behind lines of black
uniformed guards.
Owners of apple boxes and step
ladders did land Office business rent
ing them to spectators in back rows.
The crowds were thickest along the
Unter den Linden and the Wilhelm
Strasse.
The two leaders of state arrived at
the presidential palace at $40 pm.
Q2:20 pm, E. S. T).
Arms Plants Inspected.
ESSEN, Germany, September q (P).
The mighty metal voice of the
Krupp cannon factory roared a war
like welcome today to Premier Musso-
lini.
Just before he and Reichsfuehrer
Hitler strode through the clamor of
Germany's heart of STEEL" the CEN
ter of her rearmament, a responsible
Italian official said that both German
and Italian troops would fight in
Spain to the end.
His declaration was made in an
swer to Spanish government offers to
withdraw all foreign troops from
their forces If the insurgents would
withdraw theirs.
Italy's policy, he declared, will re-
main as Mussolini has described it
that Italian troops will continue to
fight for Insurgent Generalissimo
Francisco Franco until Franco wins.
He said he presumed the German
attitude was the same.
Der Fuehrer and II Duce saw giant
cranes swing 16-inch guns from forge
to forge like toothpicks, raw steel
transformed into the armored plates
and turrets of battleships, new and
powerful land and sea guns take
shape
Hitler and Mussolini left shortly be-
fore noon for Berlin, the final leg Of
their swift journey across the Reich.
Tomorrow the two thunderous
orators Of nazism and fascfsm will
! speak from tlae same platform.