The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11

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 Attacks on France
 Despite their preoccupation with Albania and Britain's attitude, the newspapers continued attacks on France. They published government inspired dispatches from Tunisia, alleging mistreatment of Italians and fermentation of anti-Italian hatred, particularly by Jews.
 It was announced that delega- tion of German air technicians from the Berlin air ministry, as well as scientists and industrialists, would arrive today at the invitation of the government to start talks aimed at strengthening cultural bonds. The Germans will visit Italian airports and factories.
 Field Marshal Hermann Goering, Adolf Hitler's right hand man, be- gan tour of western Libya yes- terday as the guest of Air Marshal Italo Balbo, governor general. He visited the model farm villages of Crispi and Gioda; Hons, Musurata, Eileen and the excavations at Leptis Magma.
 Used as an Excuse
 The newspaper Messagero charged in an editorial that the democracies were using Italian occupation of Albania as an excuse to intensity an anti-totalitarian campaign.
 "The real motive for the new up- rising of the Anglo-French press against us is not taken in the in terest of the Albanian people but is proposal to justify the speed ing up of the encirclement of the axis powers, which seems neces- sary for the tranquility and health of the great democracies," said the newspaper.
 "As always the American press joins the Anglo-French chorus"
 New Albanian Government
 Tirana, Albania, April 11.-(UP) The provisional government to- day convoked a constitutional as- sembly for tomorrow to approve e new Albanian constitution.
 Delegates from each province, mo- table citizens and special represen- tatives of trades and professional classes will constitute the assembly.
 Italian experts and members of the governmental committee drew up the constitutional today.
 The constitution will define rela- tions between Albania and Italy and 1t was expected to provide for remodeling the Albanian civil code to conform closely to the Italian code.
 The Albanian National bank re- opened for business and it was an- nOunced that the Albanian gold franc would be maintained at its normal rate of 8 little more than three francs to the American dol- lar.
 Gen. Alfredo Guzzoni, command ing the Italian occupation forces in a proclamation promised the peo- pie a program of work, justice, prosperity and progress but warned of severe punishment for anyone who opposed the program.
 Those who try to oppose us with hostile action will be fatally judged by our iron-like martial laws" he said.
 Guzzoni said the Italian troops had arrived on great and broth erly mission of peace and collabor- tion."
 Hot After Bulgaria
 Sofia, Bulgaria, April 11.-(UP) Great Britain was reported today to be making last minute attempt to align Bulgaria with the Balkan bloc opposed to the German-Italian axis.
 It was reported in diplomatic circles, however, that the first over lures had had little if any success, that Bulgaria awaited the highest bidder as she did in 1915, when Ger many made the highest bid.
 Prime Minister George Kiossei- vanoff and British Minister George Rendle have conferred Sovnral tipoac