St. Croix Avis, 1921-06-01, page 1
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\: ; . i ‘ - - v q - . ::‘ . \\t,\\\/ A L i e | \[ ' &l l : '%\ ~ S {6\\\ A :/ —~ '-!_. \ -\ PN e M L 1 I N TR (e W i \ YRV AN ke T 'r b {‘\‘,,, >}lk! iy b i i AN ; ? L'l N I _‘\ \‘/’ B v‘! \ ¥ :,.L i T i -"! FENY §r 8 \""'\\ 1 il ‘ Jg: 7 : G M N N iilelAW ———NA\ M|l BN e P 7 A N ety ey '%; » "3"»""& LR e\& > g A \\\\ - : ‘:?‘g 7o Iy /S (3 <R e BT el R @ SSR f@y Tg' eoo 76TH YEAR. THE ST. CROIX AVIS 18 printed and putlished daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) by G. Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS---50 cents monthly in advance. 2 cents per single copy. “atered as second-class matter May 24th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian ste. Nt Croixe, V. L. ofthe 11. 8. A.. un der the Act of March 3. 1879. Contribution to this paper will be glad- lg received when the same deals wih mat- ters of general interest, and is accompa- nweed with the author’s name, as a quar- wntee of good faith. [The editor caunot be responsible for the views of his correspon- Tents nor does he necessarily endorse them. fELEGRAMS. Sl. CROLIX STATION. Paris, May 27th. The policies follow- ed by M. Znand in dealing with Ger- man reparations, the problem of Upper Sjlesia and ether matters of vital im- portanee have been given the stamp of approval by the Chamber of Deputies, which had been debating these questions for several days and which upheld the sovernment :ast night on every point involved, and on the general order or the day declared its confideance .in Pre- mier Briand by a vote of 419 to 171 Tle spirited exchanges b-=tween M. Bri- and and WMr. Lloyd George over thez Polish insurrection in Silesia resaited in solidifving the support of M. Briand. [t is understood that the long expected conterence between M. Briandand Mr ‘joyd George may take place lale next weeck. It is probable that a full meet- ing of the Supreme Counecil may be called for that time, as reparations the Sliesian controversy and a final settle ne2at of the Turkish situation will b 2 con sidered apeiown, May 27th.—In a speech in the Assembly today, Genera! Smuts warmly defenued the League of Nations, wsaking an earnest pilea that the League be given a chance to show what it couid do. Do not let us fight tl.e League of Nations, buc lec us fignt the Supreme Council, which may be wrong’’. Gener- ai S:nuts thougiht that the Council had not played ine game by the l.eague. Mverything was in the meiting-pot and he considered the League absclutely es- sential. He saw no other hope for the {uture of the human race than that of an assoclation of nations great and small. CHRISTIANSTED. V.I.U.S. A. WEDNESDAY Ist JUNE 1921 General Smuts, who was a member of the Peace Conference Commission for the organization of the League of Na- tions, added thai he sincerely hoped the LLeague would become a real high court of justice and civilization for the work- ing nut of the international future. Prince Rupert, B. C., May 27th.—AlJa- panese schooner ras been ceught sailing in Carnadian watersand engaged in afight by S S. Malaspina, Canadian Govt.fish- eries patrol boat according so an uncon- firmed report reaching here. The Malas- pica, which left this port, south-bound, last week, said to have overhauled a Japanese schooner sailing. The report says that the DMalaspina arresfed the crew and captured 150 skins. New York, Mav 27th.--A general strike has been started :n Norway, said an offi- cial despa.ch received here today. Al- thougti no serious disturbance has been . reporied, the Govt. called troops to as- ¢ist the police in Christiania and other cities. London, May :7th.——The cabinet has decided to send lirge reinforcements to lrei"lwi and 1t .is rumoured that new .mefstures are te be adopted against the republican forces in the south and wests 2ccording 0 an announcement by the *“'Times'’. A large nnmber of Mo- bile troops are io be employed in a sys- tematic round uv of rebels over large aveas but the details have not yet been settled as owing to the continuance of a state ol emergency through the indus- tiiul troubles anc¢ the need of sending troops 1o Silesia 't is diffieult to spare troops: at present Berlin, May 27th. The German Govt. on Saturday wil] send to the repara- tions Comrnission at Paris twenty 'l'vea- sury Bilis of ten million dollars each, as required under ihe 'treaty by tnhe end of May. The Biis are endorsed by the big German Banks. Os the amount, 80,000,000 is pavable in New York and 60,000,000 each in Paris ard. 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