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Poland's Offer To Lithuania

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A speech on Poland's policy towards Lithuania was made by the Foreign Minister, Col. Joseph Beck, in the Senate yesterday.

Relations between the two countries henceforth would be based on mutual goodwill and respect

for the traditional forms of international rela- tions.

The frontier incident, which was

the reason for the Polish ultimatum, BELGIUM

was but an aspect of the more im-

portsant national problem, and if the AND ROME

death of the Polish soldier had brought about understanding with Lithuania, it might truly be said that the victim had fallen in

canse.

In the cou

Brussels, To-day.

of yesterday's de bate en foreign policy in the Bel- gian Parliament, the Foreign Min- During the past years, Poland had fister, M. Spank, said that the Gov- exhausted all her diplomatic referment had decided to send Count sources in vain endeavours to im-Kerchove de Denterghen as diplo prove relations with her neighbour matic envoy to Rome, which he Greatest obstacle to understanding said, amounted to recognition of had been the total absence of any Italian conquest of Abyssinia. direct communications between the Turning to Spain, M. Spaak said that Gen. Franco had not won the civil war, and it was nece sary to act with caution.

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NO DESIGNS

Hence the establishment of diplo

This is considered as indication matic relations was a primordial con-that Belgium will not recognise the dition of future co-operation

Spanish insurgents Trans-Ocean.

Col Beck gave an assurance that Poland had no designs on the in-

dependence of Lithuania, which had BRITONS ADVISED

à right to existence and to the pur suit of a policy approved by the

Lithuanian nation-Trans-Ocean. TO LEAVE AUSTRIA

PREMIER'S SICK-LEAVE

Kannas, To-day.

London, To-day.

The Lithuanian President has Foreign press reports that the granted an extension of his sick British Consular authorities brad Heave until April 19 to the Premier, ordered all Britons in Austria to who is taking a rest in Switzerland. leave the country until the situa

Political circles see in this, proof tion has become stabilised, wer that the Cabinet crisis which was semi-oficially confirmed in London threatened in consequence of the yesterday. Polish ultimatum, has now

been

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GERMAN JEWS IN PALESTINE

London, To-day.

CENTRAL

Between January, 1933, and De at 123

cember, 1937, 32,500 German Jewe had emigrated to Palestine, stater the Secretary for the Colonies,

Ormsby Gore, in the House of Cor mons yesterday.

Mr. Ormsby-Core was answerin question put by

ber. Trans Ocean

MR. HOOVER SAILS

Paris, To-day.

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Mr. Herbert Hoover, former Presailed for New York yest sident of the United States, after Inoon on board the steame length tour of the capitals of Europe,

Ocean.

TURKISH LOAN

Paris, To-day.

The order refers to tourists and other persons not compelled economic or personal grounds to remain in Austria. Trans-Ocean,

ciusion, says a report from Ankara. The loan will probably be for Negotiations between Britain and £10,000,000, and the proceeds will Turkey for a Turkish loan in Lon-be devoted chiefly to promoting don, are reaching a successful con- economic aims.--Trans-Ocean.

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