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THE FOREIGN ORSERVEA ry New York, June 1, a }s is the news behind 420 Madison Avenue ', * No, 46 orrow's headlines. “ Frepared by the ed. cre \Editors: Watch your wires of THE LIVING AGI for last minute copy that (founded in 1844) might alter some of the text. Must credit THE FOREIGN OBSERVER ) SIGN OF HOPE Best indication this week of peace for Europe, for a while at any rate, was the announcement from The Hague revoking the State of Alarm orders, a prelude to generel mobilization. The Dutch, however, who certainly would be among the first to suffer 4f Hitler attacked in the West, still mintained a rigid guard over their frontier ‘bridges and roads, and the dynamite charges to blow up the dikes were left intact. Further food for thought was tossed at Hitler by the aviation editor of the Sunday Times of London with the announcement that Britain's Royal Air Force is now six months ahead of schedule, with 1,000 planes being turned out each month, This for a war, and if as many as 30 planes are shot down 4 day, Britain can still keep ehead of any foe in the air. It also was announced that a new fast plane, the Marine Spitfire, has been developed which can travel on an average of 365 m.p,h., far exceed- ing anything in the German or Italian air corps, These planes are equipped with eight machine guns. A second fighting plane known as the Hawker Hurricane ths been developed which can average 330 m.p.h, At the same time, Maior General Sir Frederick Maurice, addressing 1,000 dele- gates of the British Legior, bluntiy warned Germany not to repeat the aistakes made by Kaiser Wilhelm and his war-lords in 1914, “Let there be no mistake, if our liber- ties are threatened, we will fight for them,” he said, SCECH “REVOLT” Hawcw More ominous, however, was a movement reported from Warsaw where a large group of exiled Czechs were forming a Czech Legion under General Lev Prchala, former Wircister of the Interior of the Carpatho-Ukraine, as 4 direct threat to Hitler. Clein- ing that Germany had broken all promises te Moravia and Bohemia, General Prchals warned that the Czechs were almost at the point of an open rebellion. What made thi qs = aa) _- foo ore