Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 19

TRIAL STIRS BRITAIN. mheuéfig of Divorce Action SOVIET PROMISES Which Affects Future Baronetcy. > LONDON, February 28.—A re-hear- ing of a divorce action which has stirred English society for more than THE HUMAN SIDE OF BANKING Series oi Petty Annoyances / a year was scheduled for today. The principals are John Russell, son of rd and Lady Ampthill; Russell's , Christabel, . daughter of Col. John Hart, and a two-year-old child, whose legitimacy is being ocontested y the husband. On the gquestion of the baby's legitimacy depends its inheritance of the Ampthill baronetcy. The case was originally tried last July, end-| jury’s disagreement over the charges flled against the co- respondent then cfted. different co-respondent, Edgar Jac- gxn;d Mayer, is ' named by the hus- nd. More than 100 witnesses have bee called for the rehearing, which 1 expected to last at least three week: i of American Workers to | Stop, Officials’ Pledge. HASKELL FORCES ISSUE Director Puts Question of End of! Femine Alleviation Squarely Before Kameneff. V., February 28.—Col. Wil- Haskell, director of the American Relief Administration, has obtained from prominent government officials a promise of co-operation In eliminating the difficulties and petty £anoyances Which recently threatened | the success of the organization's| work. According to Col.” Haskell, Leo Jameneff, replying to a question as to whether the Russian government wanted the relief administration to! stop its work, assured the director that Russia desired the service to con- tinue and would seek to co-operate. Detention of Mail Adjusted. The culminating incident in the of difficultics was the detention ration’s incoming mail, use of customs techni- . Haskell told the Ameri- pondents that he had been unable to get a satisfactory explana-|. tion, but that he was confident that s sult of new arrangements the uld not be again delayed. lonel put before Kameneff the government's refusal to vise return passport of John Lehrs, v in the American consular and now the ad- valued inter- tly went to Riga v Al found that he was! & lowed to return to Mos- on the ground that he had written a letter to some counter revo- Jutionary Russian in Paris. Col. Has- Kell said he was taking up this ques- tion directly Minister of the In- terior Djerjinsky. Many Complaints Taken Up. The director has also broached with the government the tactics of border oficials, who search incoming und‘ cutgoing relief administration work-| as istration Col. Hasl erted that Kameneff promised a general circular directing all Russians to Yco-operate fuily with the relief work. Most of the distribution difficulties tly encountered, Col. 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