Cut Arms And Keep Soldiers Home, He Says If Any Strong Nation Refuses, Civilization Will Know Where To Put Blame, Roosevelt Tells War Threatened World TODAYS INTERNATIONAL SITUATION (By the Associated Press) Today's developments in the international disarmament crisis: WASHINGTON President Roosevelt broke precedent by appealing directly to the rulers of the nations to reduce armaments, eliminate aggressive weapons, forget petty national aims, and work for peace and economic recovery. BERLIN Chancellor Hitler conferred with President Von Hindenburg about his momentous disarmament pronouncement to be made tomorrow before the special reichstag session. PARIS Paris factories making food, chemicals, clothing and army supplies were ordered to report to the passive defense bureau on their capacity and number of employes. VIENNA Chancellor Hitler rebuked Austria for slapping Germany in the face. TOKYO Chinese were reported fleeing in disorder to make a stand against the Japanese army only 13 miles east of Peiping.