delegates to the Demo-|fneto Convention tion of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York. siege declared here on April 7 following the discovery of a military plot against' the Government was terminated to-d Barter is assisting in the disposal Egyptian cottons Germany ig nogoilacing exchanges of art tmanurts for coren. tons tentative agreement "has reached to sell 10,000 bales of cotton against Hungarian bonds while Czecho-Slovaki and Sweden are negotiating for and offering to supply machinery in exchange.
Hamburg, May 21—Dr. Krebs, editor 5 of the National Socialist "Hamburger " Tageblatt,"" was dismissed from his post.
London, May 19.—Twelve-thous sand Free Masons took part in the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new Free Masons' hospital at Ravenscourt park to-day. Among the distinguished persons present were the Duke of Cone naught, Grand Master of England, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, the Duke of Gloucester and Prince George.
Washington, May 18 Committee. on' reported favourably on a bill for Government regulation of short selling on all commodity exchanges in the United States, It is design-Jed principally to affect the cotton and grain exchanges in the interests of the farmers, according. to its to-day by order of Herr Hit Dr. sponsors.
Krebs is said to have offended b3 publishing an article attacking Gen-party of ton Argentine students eral yon Schleicher, one of the issiting England were received. at heads of the Ministry of Defence, flouse' on May 18 by" the /who ig, prominently mentioned in Prince of Wales, who extended Jconnection with the vacant ministry. fwelcome™ to. them in" Spanish. The students presented" the Prince A socialist reporter was banished metal shield from indefinitely on May 21 from the press gallery of the Anhalt Diet by the Diet's president, a Na-Oxford and Cambridge which he tional Socialist, who charged the gave the Club when he visited the journalist with' having the "Argentine last. ves National Socialist. movement, strenuous objections of the Because he is alleged to, have and Communist deputies were made an uncomplimentary reference ruled by the president. whose order {o Poland's grand old man, Marshal was eventually sustained by the udskt, in his, Whitsun' sermon, house when a division was taken.
Father Milevski, the Chaplain attached to the Sist regiment, was Indications of a forthcoming [relieved of his duties on May 20, crisis in the Soviet Union are according to an announcement in multiplying, press dispatches the official Polish military gazette. state, as a. result of the enormous The exact nature of Father Milev-'Amount of capital invested in the ski's offence has not been officially construction of factories.
The divulged, but it is understood that country is drained of money and the declared in his sermon that cannot reconstitute its capital un-Poland's rebirth after the Great War less exports are developed to a much was not only the work of Marshal higher" point than they are now.
likely, they. say, that as a Jan equal' share in achieving the Pilsudsbat, that all partes had result of the world crisis, the exjecuntry's freedom, ports will diminish, rather than 4 Increase.
Two Hungatian aeroplane pilots George Endres and aman
broke out to-day Gotha, May. 21.—Serious. vots}only by the name in Walter-killed at 3 p.m, on May 21 as they hausen, following vies of were landing at the Littorio Airport Jclashes ' between employed. workers fu which several persons were killed ud scores
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