Washington, Dec. 20.
Mr. George W. Norris, independent Republican Senator from Nebraska, today told newspapermen that the United States delegation to the Pan-American Conference in Lima should for conclude any agreements binding future generations.
He said that he was opposed to tending the other Americcn rebut money for military use. He declared that he was opposed to "any treaty that might bind us to go to their defence."—United "Press.
Dissolved Prague, Dec. 23.
The Government today ordered the conipi¢te dissolution of the Communist Party in Czechoslovakia and the confiscation of all Communist property, This was "for the benefit of the State."
Altogether 25 Communist deputies of the Chamber and thirteen Senators, as well as the Vice-Mayor of Prague and hundreds of local officials throughout the country were deprived their positions.
The dissolution of the Communts: Party, the imminence of which had been indicated by many reennt events, came under Parliament's new grant of its power to the Cabinet. Under this mew arrangement there necessity for the Cabinet te submit each action to Parliament for its approval.—United Press
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