The Archive · 1933

COMMUNIST DEPORTEES Berlin, Des. 30

Enlavging on press reports to the effect that German authorities are planning a large-scale deportation lof foreigners, suspected of communist activities in. Germany, the Government to-day declared that no special measures are envisaged, and deportations are at present Met, exceeding the usual number, which for the past year averaged Jabout twenty persons each month.

Te is emphasized that only—for-Jeigners have been and will be invited to leave Germany whose activities are considered actually Jdangerous to the state—Trans-'Ocean Kuo Bin, louties against the expropriation Re ith' the Esthonian auth:

In the fight of the Germans in

'1926 of the famous old cathedral, in the course of which the German community had filed a suit against the [Government, judgment has now been tpronouneed," rejecting the claim of the Germans, on the ground that the German community had neither the right to be recognised as proprietors] of the cathedral nor a claim for compensation.

Berlin, Dec. 27-—A very painful" impression has been created here by the news that the. Belgian Government has expelled from the former German ter-Fitory of Eupen-Malmedy the last German priest officiating there. The assure is all the more inexplicable ince Father Gilles whose speciality was the work a ghe youth, ways. carefully abstained from cal activity—Trans-Ocean Kuo Sourabay, Dec. 30.—The noted German ai Captain. Hans Bertram, has sailed for Hongkong following the failure' of his attempt to fly from Australia to England in seven days.—Reuter.

Paris—More than three hundred children from all parts of France nad, ave sent essays, articles, Stories and and France's colonial possessions even novels and plays in effo win the national prize ofered By a Senor Juan Bautista Sacassa has been installed as President of Nicaragua. He will be the first Presi= dent six years to serve without the aid of American marines, proved by both the Chamber and the The 1993 Argentine Budget, ap-

Renate, provides an estimated sure plus of 419,000 and an expenditure Amounting to 271,781,000, Washington, Dee, 30—The num committee of French authors for be people in the United writers under 13 years of age.

Shates who can neither read

Maxtolit the province of Basilicats By a decree approved by Prem the' National Advisory Committee a report made public to-da Write colimated at 9286/70

gain bear its old name "Tccania, Southern Italy wall hence, seem. for its sy, Greek settle-Menta sich as Paestum, Metapontam, and Potena. eeuaon, Dee. 30.—It is announced day that, on the application the Bank of England, the Treat has authorised the maintenance of The well-known French aviator Lefevre, has set a new record for the fduclary issue atthe existing fight from Paris to Saigon, figure of £275,000,000 for a further covering. "the distance ina light Period Until Miarch 31, next. Reutet. Plane with a 45 lip. engine inv10 The Spanish Minister of War has 75,7 hours, and 60" minutes, fixed the peace establishment of the fercby winning the prize "offered Republi cee sident of the Fi army on the basic of the ill passed some days ago by Parliament at 18 divisional generals, 65. brigadiers, '7,778 officers and 109,607 men. This Under the name of National force will be distributed among the 'Syndicalist Party, a Fascist party has been formed' in, Portugal by Various arms as follows: 59,087 infantry, 7,367 cavalry, "23,026 Mr, Rolao Proto with a programme modelled closely after that of Herr artillery and 3,899 aviation, Hitler's Nation is. A uni.

The notorious railway wrecker, an form has already been designed, Austrian named Matushxa, having the chief distinction of which la.

Served his sentence in Austria, will Dive shirt with a ved brassard, de-be handed over to the Hungarian corated with a, white cross, authorities within the next few days The commander of the. German but" with the proviso that death be tried for the Torbagy outrage, branch of the Salvation Army, penalty must not be inflicted since it has retire does not any longer exist in Austr inn law codes than 45 years, An impressive far: well meeting, to which delegations from all parts of Germany had arrived, was held on Wednesday the hall of the Salvation Army:

Berlin.

In a fit of religious frenzy, the engineer - of a locomotive, which twas just ready to loave the Press-burg freight yards, opened the fire doors and jumped into the flames, being killed instantly before the eyes of his terrified assistant, who suffered such a shock that he had to be taken care of by quickly-summoned doctor, says 'Trans-Ocean Kuo Min from' Vienna. be, Washington, Dec. 29.—Blanyet authority for Mr. Franklin carry out whol sale economies in government ¢xpenditure after he takes office was. Proposed to-day by Mr. Henry. T. Rainey. (Democrat, Tilinois), "mi jority floor leader in the House of Representatives, and Mr, Joseph W. Byrns (Democ! Tennessee), chairman of the.' Appropriations Committee of the House of Repré sentatives.—-Reuter.

Italy's famous colony for political exiles, the Lipari Islands, will be abandoned by January 10, in accordance with a decree issued by Signor Mussolini on Dee. 30. Exiles on the i formerly numbered between two and three thousand, but they were reduced to afew hundred under the amnesty on the occasion of the tenth anniver. Stxy of the Fascist march to Rome.

Mrs. Aimee Sem) Hutton has ymounced that she has completed Her plas for, 8 world tout and wil White she fe expected to anelut leave Los sin Februa

Shanghai and "Hongkong in her to. give the Mrs, Hutton recently announced that 3 establish. branches. of Temple in Chinn,

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