London conference aims and Roosevelts tariff truce
Washington May 5 new responsibilities were added to the world economic leadership assumed by President Roosevelt. Diplomats from Italy Argentina and others arrived as talks focused on a tariff truce before the London economic conference beginning June 12 and on exchange stabilization with Germany France Britain and Japan weighing in. The administration urged no gold exports and debated bilateral treaties while Schacht and other foreign officials prepared discussions on currency values and resumption of payments.
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Government Plans to Release Gandhi During Fast Begun
SIMLA May 5 It is understood Mahatma Gandhi is likely to be released from Yerada jail on the second day of his projected three weeks fast in protest against untouchability The leader who has been in jail since early last year in connection with his passive resistance campaign would begin his bow fast next Monday After his release he may proceed to Ahmedabad to live in the city
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Parley Expected to Last Six Months in London
London reports the world economic and monetary conference will likely span six months with two months devoted to organization and tackling tariffs and monetary issues. British circles express cautious views on early breakthroughs and enduring negotiations.
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