Washington, July 12, In line with his declaration that United States naval defences should be one of the principal cent siderations in disbursing funds for unemployment relief, the Secretary of Navy, Mr. Claude Swanson, to. day "announced "that the. naval stations at Pearl Harbour, Hawa punishment of people who, in their capacity ax public administrators, defrauded the public of their money. These "persons are forced to manual Inbour. There are intel-Teetual elements among those custody—but kept in separate camps. Franoces Kup Min, Berlin, July 12. sraduaily weeded out in Germany, Dov'le wage-earners are being]
The Saxon Government, as a beinning, has ordered. the Ministry of "Justice henceforth. to employ Momien only if they are. compelled to keep themselves or their relatives Meanwhile, in. pursuance of the non-Aryan purge, a. proclamation directors, ant directors, was issued (Oday requiring all filo feameramen and. sound experts prove their German nationality and Aryan origin by producing doco= ments. identifying' their grandpa. eats and their religion:
A total of 291 foreign publications in" banned in. Germany at the Diesent time.
Cuechoslovahia heads the list with "4, Auntrin comes next with 48, fol lowed by France with 28, the United States with twelve and Britain four.
Berlin, July 14.
The Cabinet to-da; laws. providing for of property of "enemy included in this category are organizations and private persons who incite against Germany from abroad, and Germans living abroad. who are disloyal to the state or who Tefuse to return to Germany when summoned, including Socialist Teaders living in exile.
The Australian airman, James Woods, resumed his flight from Rangoon to Calcutta on Juig: 12, em route for Allahabad, Woods it how two days heind C.W.A. Scott's; record.—Reuter, escorted to a concentration camp. raters The Cabinet in the course of Berlin, Joly 15. yank saoed.@° miner of very 'The list includes a chamber of Sinematogeaphyy a" tay lowering fanny' forme of general' texan Fepulations freeing from tavat newly" built houses a law reaaciog taxation on foreign credits taken a text book of com ation, furthermore the' reform of operative "societies, regelations of {ses on "department "stores" and Uraneh usinerses, laws intended improve milk-napply ana the other Juws of purely technical. character. 'The' Vest" legal, minds of Germany vice summoned "by. the Chancelly
recommend. the passage of these draft and after lose scrutiny, 0 laws by the Cabinet. "The Cabinet ley pasting' these laws takes, he responsibility for the results: Under theo naniamentaty" system lad "developed in "Germany" before the "National Socialist revelation anyone. of those laws could have been "passed only after' months: Sargalning' among the various pol fein the Reichstag." hig ing all too. often. destrovas value: of the proposed. reforms frit was executed mach more in the in the inferent of the fatherland terest" of party "advantages tae Formation of treasonable offences Reuters tite al attempts to Boyett the is The Minister of Labour has pro-
cag rman" bourgeois papers. by Na-
The large Jewish departments) Berlin, July 16. tional Socialist competitors. The store of Hermann Tots, which, em-Minister requests the ce-operation Plays over 15,000 workpeople, is now of all "trustees of labour" to carry being carried on under national con lout this order—Trans. Ocean Kuo, Min, trol," Tt had got into. Snancial di culties "owing to" the antiveyish Berlin, July 16. jaovement in Germany under the In order to advise the German Nazis.
Government on economic questions, nto Saturday ade Jo general economic council 1as been bargain economic, juridical, financial an dealing" with' pales formed. here. It consists of promiment economists, bankers and inigricoltural matters "and ldustrialists,.such as Herr Krupp, others ling with Jewish fins, Hhead of the munitions and steel firm, Herr 'Thyssen, Professor Bosch, an, 'Three Communists were shot, deed Jeconomist, and the banker, Herr yesterday while they were being'
(Otto Fiseher—Reuter. follows:
"The Conference wish to reaffirm the declaration of previous confer-Jences the great utility of close and Jcontinuous ce-operation between Jcentral banks. The Bank for Into national Settlements should play an Increasingly important part not only by improving contact but also as an instrument of common action,"
The third resolution, after taking rote of the Rumanian suggestion that the central banks of certain agricultural countries should Jadapted to their special economic conditions, expressed the opinion of the sub-committee that local conditions would, to a very large extent, ion] cctermine the solution to be adopted, Jand suggested that, if any countries desired advice, such requests might appropriately' be considered international organisations specially competent to advice on them.
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