Washington, Oct. 28.
President Roosevelt warmly praise *d Dr. Hu Shih on receiving the credentials of the new Chinese Ambassador today.
He assured Dr. Hu Shih that the United States "will continue the advocacy of the preservation and advancement of the principles of international law in the orderly processes of international relations which The Chinese Ambassador assured the President that he had showed the deepest interest in the recent international declarations by the President and Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of State.
Dr. Hu Shih told the President that the Amerieam condemnation of international anarchy and positive endea-yours on behalf of international law and order, peace and justice "gi much consolation and encouragement to the Chinese nation."—United Press, Ukrainians in Poland Demand Freedom Warsaw, Oct. 29.
One Polish policeman was killed, two wounded, ten Ukrainian demonstrators killed and ten injured in demonstrations by Ukrainians living in Poland against the policy of the Polish Government which aims at the annexation of Carpatho-Ruthenia so as to obtain a common frontier with Hungary. These demonstrations occurred in different parts of East Galicia yesterday. ín the district of Stryj, 22 Ukrainians were arrested in connection with the demonstrations, states a deport of the "Goniec." In the last few weeks nationalist sections of the 6,000,000 Ukrainians living in Poland have several times demonstrated in favour of independence of the—Carpatho-Ruthenians. In every case of collision with police there was blood.—Trans-Ocean.
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