Important Recommendations to Congress in Connexion with Mercantile Marine Washington, Nov. 80, ferring to the forthcoming—jgath-In conclusion, the Premier, rebrings of foreigners in Italy for the League of Nations Council and the Holy Year, appeals to Ttalians to preserve order.
The annual report of the United States Shipping Board recon United States to maintain perman- hibition of preferential ie marine common-ments between American railways surate with the needs of the country and foreign shipping lines and ex-from the standpoint of commerce emption from taxation of al and national defence, and also re- ings of American shipping on commends creation of a joint com- in foreign trade, but does not enter mittee composed of representatives, of the Board and the Inter-State may be accomplished—Reuter's yommeree Commi nto co-ordi-' American Service.
Reich will-release-a Frenchman detained in Germany.
"Lo Petit Parisien" remarks that the "Ambassador's step does: mean that Germany recognizes 1 mntence condemning General yo fathuslus, but, the German Gover ment. makes a\distinetion between fits attitude and: that of. the German Nationalisty. who are trying, to use the affair for election purposes.—Reuter.
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