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Rugby, July 28.

In the House of Lords, Lord i Olivier usked for information on such aspects of Indianafni

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might be copsidered to in general and immediate phablle forest, particularly with regard the apparent domination in

sem quarters and the recent exacerba tion in others of turbulent er ang -constitutirana) manifestations

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Bengal Terrorists.

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The Earl of Birkenstad, Sceré tary of State for India, relying Brst with reference to the cuorrive Laction against the Bengal terrorists, saith that in this matter he had fol lowed the policy of which e fally; Fapproved) of the Labour Governe

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London, July 28.

Sun Chuan-tang and the Civi" am just as pleased as a Governor, Chen Taoyi. jointly child,"

Gener Lincoln C. telegraphed to the Waichiaopu Andrews told an interviewer re- and the Ministry of Justice yes-garding the British-American terday petitioning them to jAgreement, for mutual co-opera- sign the Mixed Courtja,greement. | Gion to terminate the Turn-rupning pointing out that the agreement by Britons on the American const is purely provisional and, will not General, Andrews's satisfaction. hamper the Central Government's is explained from the statement actions for complete rendition-tha: although Great Britain has Reuter.

hot conceded the right of search, | it has conceded the right of entry -in other words, specified United States gutters will be allowed to enter Bahamas waters and spy on rum-rumers and send by wireless descriptions and times of depar- Lure thereof to coastguards.

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THEOSOPHY.

ORDER OF THE STAR OF THE EAST.

Few Precedents.

Ommen July 28,

The Manchester. Guardian says The Steretary has announced that such a concession has few that the Order of the Star of the precedents among sovereign East is being organised in four States. It shows the anxiety of world centres, namely; Adyar in the British Government to assist Ommen, Sydney and jaithe United States in its domestic California.

difficulties-Reuter...

Ordinance of 1825, which provided

The diar for public safety in Boogendi Government of India hup exhibited in this matter every quality of rea

Krishnamurti has stated he will it had shown itself reside in the Castle of Eerde for sunableness, ready to use elementy where de

three months yearly, making it the safe. mesey was

The preseheadquarters of the movement. Viceroy, was fally acquainted with Reuter. his rd Birkenhead's view! om this matter.

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New York, July 28. Investigations have begun into

a charge of liquor having been sold to passengers og board" the

Sikh Troubles Over. With regard to the Sikh Dis terbances they might congratulate exercise of favouritiam in its deal- the Governor of the Province on the ings between Moslems and Hindus. success with which he and Rise disclaimed any such feelings or He believed that every the

views.. officers had contributed to

troubles, Viceroy had dealt fairly as between Leviathan. This is. denied, but it happy ending of the which had occasioned gren! anxiety to the Government of India and of the Empire. There were now only a few irreconcilables who were Kit fighting against the will of the majority of their leaders,

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these communities. He had said that there was official bins in

favour of Muhammedans, but he did not say that it had passed into the actions of the Government..

No Breath of Evidence.... The Marquess of Reading: who was until recently: Viceroy of India, said that he fully accepted Lord filiver's disclaimer. But he repudiated entirely. The Statement made in Lord Oliver's letter to the Times that there was a prominent bias in British officialdom in India in favoar of the Moslem community, | in India. The Government and officials. he

is stated that certain passengers brought uur on board and had it served to them by a steward in the dining room.

It is also stated that in con- sequence the passengers were afraid to take the fiquor ashore, ferring a fine.

·Five hundred botiles were found in the cabins in one crossing “after they had landed.

Evidence was given that the i stewards were often tipped with liquor instead of with money.— Reuter.".

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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK'S REPORT.

Moslems and Hjadus. Dealing with the renewed break of disturbances between Moslems and Hindus. Lord Birken head said that there had been a recrudescencg "of the disturbances in an embittered and violent form. which ocessioned the deepest Panxiety to those in charge of order

and good government Religious or communal antagonism,said, were just and fair to all, irres- had always been one of the eases pretive of distinctions of creed or ending to riots or moh violence in race. He had during his five dia. Whilst it would be untrue years in "India made the most care- to deny a connection between the ful inquiry into this charge, and reforms and the present state of had never found the faintest breath tension between Hindus and Mox of avidence to support it. 1

Washington, July 28. lems, it was erntesquely inade- ! Lord Reading defended the

The monthly report of the quate explanation to attribute it attitude taken up by the Civil Ser; Federal Reserve Bank states that (either to the existence of the re- vants and the military, and said industrial activity in June was un

forms or to their nature. So far that the military officer exercised

could be his very unpleasant duty with the changed a compared with May, a tangible cause

but was lightly above June of last assigned it was to be found in the greatest restraint. He had never

year. general unsettlement of ideas and seen a charge that was worth of the material conditions which examining in regard to the officials had followed in the wake of the of the Government of India. Wher War, which gave its final quietus he went to India in 1921, and had in the system of paternal govern- acquainted himself thoroughly with ment which the British Government the details of the Government of had perfected during the preceding India Act of 1919, he was not sure half century. One result of the that this new system of Government democratie ideals disseminated in would be capable of working. But, India as risewhere, was the realisu, looking back, he thought that dur- tion that the principle of majority ing his five years of the Viceroy y rule had now, to be reckoned with there had been satisfaction with the and that in politics vietory lended momentous step that was taken. to be with the big battalions.

He had returned to this country this was doubtless due the prosely with greater faith in the value of tising tendencies which both com- these reforms and their practi- munities had an markedly shown ability than He had when he went duging the past three years.

to India. He believed that the time | was fast approaching when India would recognise that we did intend to carry out the promise made in that Aet, and that they would be generously, interpreted.

To

Iron, steel, copper, zine and petroleum declined, while the con- sumption of the cotton output": foodstuffs, coal and cement in-

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creased.

The manufacture of automobiles decreased. Declines are reported

-millà,

the pay-rolls. of most textilie The total volume of the whole- sale and retail trade increased, as compared with June last year, with in wholesale slight increase prices. Reuter.

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The Earl of Birkenhead. In the had nothing but discredit to reap House of Lords, referring to the from these disorders. These con- indu-Moalem disturbances in In- tending parties would be well ad- dia, said that the Hindu and Mos- vised to set their house in order, lem fluential leaders could be for only in that way would it be well advised if, by composing their possible for them to accomplish differences, they enabled the well-

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Official Blaa? - Olivier denied he .had Imputed to Government

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