Jews Leave Memel Memel, Nov. 23.
Numerous Jews left the Memel Canada Tries to Offer Home for Jews Ottawa, Nov. 22.
The Canadian Government are at present studying thousands of demands for immigration papers made by Jews the greater number of whom do not even possess that small capital demanded by Canadian Jaws of intending farmer emigrants.
The Kitchener German-Canadian Society of Toronto today openly ad-Vocated a boycott of German goods so long as the Reich's Government persisted in. its "inhumanity and territory during the last few, days. Jewish circles believe that this German territory, captured by the Lithuanians by a coup in 1923, will shortly return to the Reich.—Tra: Ocean.
Cuba Offers Refuge Havana, Nov. 22.
The President of; Cuba signed a special decree today instructing consuls abroad to grant visas ito intending Jewish emigrants "in conformity with our laws of immigration."
Emigrants must possess some financial resources but earlier restrictions have been greatly decreased in severity, it is noted.—Havas.
Washington, Nov. 22. A revision of the U.S. neutrality policy was indicated here today in the opinion of political observers w called attention to widespread act in official and private circles directly concerned.
It was believed that a revision of the basic U.S. Neutrality Act will be sought during the next session of Congress.
Developments included the disclosure today that Senator Key Pittman, Chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, would soon arrive in Washington to corelate the individual studies of the neutrality question which many members of the Foreign Relations Committee have made since the adjournment of Congress, The Department of State recently made public the text of the third successive trade agreement with a special provision in the form of an "escape clause" relating to future applications of the Neutrality Act.
The recent trade treaties with Canada and Great Britain likewise unexpectedly contained similar clauses which allowed the United States liberty to enforce whatever trade restriction proved necessary in line with the U.S. neutrality programme.
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