Washington, May 29.
Informed spokesmen today predicted early resumption of the silver agreement with Mexico provided an expropriation setiJement would be Jecceptable to the foreign all firms who ost their lands and property in Mexico. Abandonmont by the Treas tury Department of -the silver pact has been regarded in most circles fg an obvious campaign to Impress Mexico with the advisability of a satisfactory of settlement.
The United States, meanwhile, continued its policy of action as an intermediary—United Press, This word of caution might be uttered: it is a mistake to underrate Japanese technical eMiciency. It is equally wrong to imagine that the cheapness of Japanese goods is solely the outcome of the dumping process. 'The Japanese worker is not sweated or exposed to bad conditions in mill Jor factory. Rather the reverse. The standard of living is low, but that because the workers' needs are modest and frugality 1s supported by a Spartan scale of necessaries.
Of the total imports into India from non-British countries Japan is total exports from India to countries the same category Japan takes one Tue Duke and Duchess of Windsor at noon on May 30 inaugurated the "Rue de Windsor" in Versailles in the presence. of M, Henri Have, Senator and Mayor of Versailles, and numerous personalities, The Duke and Duchess removed 'a veil. which covered the enamel plate bearing the name of the road, which is situated near the Chateau de la Mayo where the distinguished couple remained for several months. Senator Have made a short address, while the Duke, speaking in English, thanked the Versailles municipality for the honour bestowed,
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