NON-INTERVENTION.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 177, 28 June 1937, Page 8

NON-INTERVENTION.

MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED. (British Official Wireless.) Received June 28, 11.55 a.m. RUGBY, June 27. A meeting of the chairman’s subcommittee of the Non-Intervention Committee has been called ior Tuesday, when the naval control scheme will be considered, and it is anticipated that Britain and France will intimate their willingness to fill the gap caused by the withdrawal of Germany and Italy. The question of neutral observers on the control ships will also be discussed. If time permits, the committee will resume the discussion on the volunteer* question, particularly the British offer £o facilitate an early start of the withdrawal. SPEECH BY HERR HITLER. CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES. Received June 28, 11.25 a.m. WURZBURG (Bavaria), June 27. Herr Hitler, addressing 200,000 Nazis, said that he was always ready to make an experiment. He referred to the London Control Commission, saying that when the attack was made against the Leipzig Germany expected to see the functioning of international solidarity and demanded a joint demonstration. The result had proved to Germany what to expect if she entrusted her fate to international debates.

“The experience we had at London is a lesson we will never forget,” he said. “We shall take our security into our own hands. Thank God we are strong enough to protect ourselves. AA r e have given collective methods a chance; none can say that we have not shown goodwill.”