icy of purchasing meeting of the Special Silver Com a of the Iver Committee of the Senate today.
"These purchases contribute towards the destruction of the national silver industry," he declared. "They serve to increase surplus bank re-"serves and deposits, which are already too great."
'The Committee is now studying a project which would prolong the President's special powers in regard iq the United States' silver policy, and which expire at the end of June. Havas.
Says Tokyo Official Japanese participate in the second auction of Soviet fishery lots on April 3, official circles here said today. The holding: 7 the second auction was announced in Vladivostok on Wednesday in the newspaper, the "Red Flag." Th first auction, in which Japanes: interests did not participate, was held on March 15.
Soviet conciliation fails to ce respond with that manifested by the Japanese Government in the fishery negotiations between the two countries, a spokesman for the Foreign Office asserted today, The Soviet Foreign Commissar, M. Maxim Litvinov, however, had displayed u "tiny bit" of conciliation in his conversations with the Japanese Ambassador, M. Shigenori Togo, on Maren 22, the official stated.
Diplomatic negotiations would be continued between the two countries until the "last moment," the spokes men said in replying to questions by newspapermen as to whether or not the attitude shown by the Soviet Government justified a continuation of the negotiations.
Details of the fishery talks which are ist] progressing. could mot be revealed, he star The of Japanese fis second auction of fishing April 3, announced by the Soviet Government, would depen outcome of the negoti spokesman declared.—Domal.
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