The Week.

Presents information on various political developments in several countries. Permission given to Mexican President Alvaro Obregon by the U.S. to buy U.S. ammunition, rifles and light artillery for use in putting down the rebellion started by Adolfo de la Huerta; Possibility of the rebels to succeed in overthrowing Obregon; Expectation in Great Britain for a new election to take place; Opposition of the British Liberals to the election; Problems faced by the British Labor government over the issue of relations with the other members of the British Commonwealth of Nations; Notice served by the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini to France stating that he will not countenance the permanent occupation of the Ruhr; Assessment of the economic conditions in France; Hesitation shown by U.S. President Calvin Coolidge in recommending the U.S. adhesion to the World Court.