Hongkong, Nov. 6.
By courtesy of the local authorities, two Nazi officials are staying in Hongkong for a few days until they Obtain accommodation on a British ship proceeding to Shanghai later this week.
They are Herr Briesten and Fraulein Zech from the German Embassy in Chungking. They arrived here by plane yesterday from China's war-time capital—Reuter, Indian Hearing Adjourned Hearing of a civil suit brought against Sandager Singh by Sawan Singh was adjourned sine die by Assistant Judge P. Grant Jones in HM. Supreme Court, yesterday morning.
Moscow, Nov. 5. Mass transplantation of minorities pr Lithuania, for there Russians in the latter country and an estimated 170000 Lithuanians in the USSR.
Most of the Lithuanian minority members are peasants in the Sventsany region and, like all peasants, have a very real love for their land, which they are unwilling to leav Foreign observers say the same of the White Russian Jews in the Vilna region of Lithuania, who show no great keenness to leave their established homes and businesses to begin life anew in a foreign land. The Lithuanian Government, too, was stated to be unfavourably inclined toward the idea, for Lithuania is not a rich country and the massive changes in her popuiation. might cause a great deal of economic disturbance.
While Soviet quarters argue that what could be done for Germans in Lithuania, should be done for the Russians, too, foreign observers point out that the Russian minority enjoys a greater role in all branches of Lithuanian life than did the Germans.
Foreign reports from "Vilna claimed that the Soviets, when they left Vilna upon its transfer to Lithuania, took with them everything reported today tha the Soviet authorities intend to send approximately 15000 soldiers to garrison posts in Lithuania in accordance with the recent mutual aid pact.—Havas.
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