Berlin, June 11.
A fresh discordant note in Franco-German_ relations has been struck by the French campaign for an indefinite postponement of the Plebiseite in the Saar District, feheduled for 1935, which expected to result in an overwhelming vote in favour of the district's re-union with Germany.
In view of this certainty, nation-Jalist French circles have for the last decade carried on an intermittent propaganda in favour of outright annexation of the Saar District under a variety of elaborate pretexts.
This propaganda has of late been given a fresh stimulus by the finanial "plight of the Reich and has now culminated in a, letter to the nationalist journal Liberte" signed by the Vice-President of the Senate, M. Ordinaire., advocating the indefinite postponement of the plebiscite—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
Sydney, June 9—It is announced to-day that the officials in charge of the State lottery are organising a monthly sweep in addition to the Jordinary sweeps, in which prizes of }£10,000 will be offered. Such sweeps will return very large profits to the State, Berlin, June 7.—Three pilots of the Lufthansa, the German Air [Corporation, to-day celebrated their 1,000,000th kilometre in the air and, ju accordance with eastern, vested with the title of aerial captain. The three are Karl Nowack, [Max Mahlow and Willi Pole who have been in the employ of the Lufthansa for over a decade and have never met with a single mishap.
Lar their deposits. in the Queenslara Jelections because of an insufficient '—United Press.
Brisbane, June 12.
Final unofficial figures for the iQueensiand elections yesterday showed that the Government group had obtained 29 seats in the Legiala tive Assembly. The Labourites had Jclinched 31 seats, and one indepen ident, who expected to side with the [Government party, had also elected. Thus ate will result if the postponed ituency. One defeated in mited Press.
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