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Evening Star, Issue 18339, 28 July 1923, Page 8

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WARSAW, July 27.—The construction of a new wireless station, which will 1,0 one of the most powerful in Europe, will be completed about August 15. It will directly communicate with Now York.—Reuter. TUvTU.TN Julv 27. —Big queues congregate daily outside ilie provision stores waiting to buy butter and potatoes which are very scarce owing to the impossibility of dealers buying goods abroad in view of the collapse of the mark. 'The authorities regard the situation as perilous. A special m-'e,ii- of the Town Council declarei that unless the_ Government mvervcnecl a storm, would break out, and it sent a deputation to Dr Cuuo to denter'd remedial mearmes —Renter . , , , . T (V'TiOM July 27. —A manifesto issued l>y the Khan Ur. La - of U e Indian 'Moslems, is being published throughout Ishnu. Jt emphasises that tlie'Lausanne Treat y roveids tlm earnest desire by Bnta.u France, and other Western Powers to bo good friends with Turkey. I he. luml\ co'.h-m comidete freedom on Turkov, the loading statesmen of which now wish to be on* wool)' terms with Britain and France. The Aga Khan said ho was sure that"thev would eagerly welcome a renewal ot trade and commetce. Inik'j was on the threshhold of a new era. He urged the Moslems to help tho new Slate, which assuredly would become the brightest slat of Liam. BeU ?miN Tulv 27. —In view of the continued depreciation of tho mark, notes amount.ng to 120,000,000 inaiks. • • nIK