Geneva, Oct. 15, British pressure is regarded as being largely responsible for the economy of 351,531 francs effected in the Budget of the League of been absorbed by unavoidable it Nations although this economy has such ax the 436,000 francs earmark: ed for the World Economic Conference, The budget was passed this evening.
Erie Drummond, whose resignation us Secretary-General will be effective in a few months time, Kaysville, Utah, Oct. 15.
Vice-President Charles Curtis was severely bruised in motor" ear accident here to-day but continued his. speaking tour despite his i= Juries.
His" right shoulder was Painfully twisted.
car driven by a woman rashed into the Vice-President's while turning a corner. My. Curtiss proceeded to Salt Lake City where he kept his raking engagement—United Pres trol of the administration of the Reich, arrogating to himself this right because of the 230 National-Socialist deputies in the Reichstag. that he should be given a monopoly of power was rightly turned down by' the President, adding that there was now no hope of ever bridging the gulf between Conservative and National-Socialist ideas—n development that was, not of the making of the pre sent Government, The Cabinet was determined, he said, to carry out the President's instructions aiming at a reorganisation of the country's economic and political moment that the Government can gain the confidence and support of the masses which is, fall that matters, Forward with Hindenburg for a regenerated Germany".—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, Canberra, 12. The announced to-day ti he proposed effort to from to appoint a German.
Under Sec-proaching a, "National" Tetary-Geneval to be in charge of ment in Australia has temporarily. he! economic. and finanlal section ment 1% Aust ff' the Lenguer Reuter,
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