Washington, Oct. 28.
Mutual exchange" of coastal privileges for' vessels of the United States and other nations as a me of heading off the imposition of restrictions on non-British shipping by the Australian and New Zealand governments, is reported to have been suggested by on official at Washington.
Although the proposal met the response that Congress alone could deal with the matter, the State Department and the Maritime Commission fare closely following developments In those "countries where official action Is pending with a view to the protection of shipping by enforcing coastal restrietion—Reuter.
Paris, Oct, 31.
'MIN, Charles Maurras, editor director of "the royalist paper "L'Action Prangalse," who was imprisoned last 'Thursday' for an elevensmonth term for incitement to. murder and. for violent articles threatening the Premier, M, Leon Blum, will bevieft shy the regime granted' all political prisoners in France, according toa Feport, published yesterday by "Paris Soir." M, Maurras will be allowed to receive 25 visitors' a day and to write articles for his paper, without signing them, however.—Ha
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