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London, To-day.

In view of the recent spectacular rise on Wall Street, arousing hopes that the corner may have been turned, the "Midland Bank's Monthly Review's" searching investigation of American economic conditions deserves special attention.

"Regarding the early future, the Review is of the opinion that relief measures now being enact- ed along with the heavy disbursements already. being made, may be expected to result in a con- siderable expansion of consumer buying with- in the next few months.

On the side of investment the out- look is less promising, as the hin- derances to large scale capital con- struction on private account are serious. Their early removal is not readily envisaged.

RUSSIAN G.P.U.

LEADER FLEES

TO MANCHURIA

Tokyo, To-day.

leader, who

The Soviet Guria and sur-

The Review goes on to state that it seems therefore doubtful whether a strong stimulus to business can be expected from the side of capital, at least not until near the end of the year and perhaps not even then.

escaped Nevertheless, the longer capital rendered to guards is not General construction is deferred, the more Baloirovich, but General Lushkov, powerful becomes the economic im according to reports received here petua to its being undertaken. Some from Hsinking yesterday morning. day for certain, the dams will burst General Lushkov is declared and the full flood of capital activity have stated during Cross will flow into the economic system. amination that he fled from -Reuter.

Soviet Union because he eared the new purge, which

now. progress. Trana-Ocean.

UNITED STATES PRONOUNCED SCAPEGOAT

London, To-day.

The United States is pronounced the scapegoat in the decision by Britain, France and United States to build bigger battleships in the morning paper yesterday. They de- clare that France and Britain were compelled to accept the 45,000 ton limit because America refused: to come down to a lower figure.

The diplomatic correspondent the Times," states somewhat aanotimoniously that satisfaction would-be-gained-from-the-fact-that Britain and France had decided not to build up to the limit.

It was also pointed out that no objections were anticipated or re- ceived from the German side so that the United States alone bears the responsibility for putting big ror battleships in the ocean.

JAPAN'S POSITION

Declaring that indications soa armaments race such that preceding 1914 are not yet present, the paper points to a threat in this direction which is embodied in the decision to increase tonna

The marine corr "Daily Telegraph'. decision has not

on the question Japanese are

ad of the result

Naval

Hsinking, To-day.

It was semi-officially announced here yesterday morning, that a Russian officer was stopped by frontier guards on duty at Nun- chung, south-west_of_Vladivostock, dressed in a long overcoat and approaching the Frontier. Upon being, hailed, he threw away two revolvers and raised his hands to indicate surrender.

The prisoner who carried three different passports at the time his arrest.--Trans-Ocean.

GERMAN VISIT TO POLAND

Berlin, To-day

The Union of German 'ex- "Service Men's Associations have accepted the invitation of the Polish War Veterans to send a de- legation of fifteen members, un- der the leadership of Hans Oberlindober, to visit Poland from July 2, till July 7th.

.........On Sunday, July 8, German guests will lay a wreath on the spot where Marshal. Pilsudski's former house, in the German city of Magdeburg, will be erect- ed anew in Warsaw.

The Germans

the in the course.

the Polish Mini

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e received visit by Wat.

The German delegation will the also travel to Cracow, where

they will lay ▲-

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Tomb of Marshal Pilsudski, in Wawel Cathedral Trans-Ocean.

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