The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME X.
THE DAILY STAR-MILITARY, MOSCOW, IDAHO, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1931.
NUMBER 291
WAR III UPPER SILESIA AND
IRELAND GOES ON-EGÏPI QUIET
PARIS.— (By A. P.)—Premier Briand, when questioned by a group
deputies before the meeting of the chamber today, said there is no reason
for the occupation of Ruhr region because of the aspect of the Silesian
question being changed, and that if Ruhr were occupied without the support
of the Allies it would be equivalent to abandonment of the Versailles treaty.
Germany To Close Silesian Frontier.
Dr. Mayer informed Premier Briand this morning that the German
government has decided to close the Silesian frontier and oblige the volunteer corps to disband.
Irish Election Brings On More Rioting.
BELFAST, IRELAND.—(By A. P.)—Six counties of northern Ireland,
Antrim, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry, Tyrone, and Armbagh, and the
parliamentary burroughs of Londonderry and Belfast are engaged today
in the election of members of parliament of Northern Ireland.
Election Riots Began Early Today.
Bricks and stones began to fly across the street early today when rival
factions started to the polls. A few shots were fired before the police
arrived.
Slight Recurrence Of Egyptian Trouble Today.
LONDON.—(By A. P.)—The Exchange Telegraph Company's dispatch
from Cairo today says there has been a slight recurrence of the trouble In
Alexandria and a demonstration against the whites has begun in the
provinces.  The dispatch says seven more Egyptians are dead. Quet Prevails In Alexandria. ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT.— (By A. P.)—Quiet prevailed here last night. The casualties in the rioting of Sunday night and Monday morning are officially reported today as 12 Europeans and 36 natives killed and 191 persons wounded. ELECTS OFFIGOS ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS PHENOMENAL LOSSES IN CITY LAST YEAR. 