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BRITISH POLICY

Review of Foreign Affairs.

COMMON CIVILISATION.

Work Of Appeasement And Reconciliation.

Ragby, Yesterday..

INDIAN REFORMS.

INDIAN LEADERS AND NEW

COMMISSION.

A LABOUR "COMMUNIQUE."

ANOTHER FLARE.

Over Franco-Yugoslav GLORIA SWANSON

Över Franco-Yugoslav

Treaty.

ITALY AGGRIEVED.

La

"Calculated to Cause Balkan Trouble?"

Delhi, Yesterday. The Liberal Party leader, Sir Tej: Sapru announces his intention of advising the Party not to co-operato

London, Wednesday. In accordance with practice the with the Statutory Commission.

After negotiations dating back Prime Minister devoted a large Naren Dra Nath, the Hindu lender to March, 1926, the Franco- part of his speech at the Guildhall in the Punjab, says that the Hindu Yugoslav Treaty of Friendship is banquet last night to a review of of those provinces in which they expected to be signed in Paris to- foreign affairs.

have a majority cannot afford to day. He sald that Great Britain, boycott Commission-Router. France, Germany and Italy, pro- Labour Party's Attitude. tagonista in the struggle of yester-

London, Yesterday. The Parliamentary Labour Party day, now met as equals and partners

to advance the cause of peace and in a "communique" regrets that the

.

It is reported from Rome that

a strong feeling has been aroused

the in Italy regarding this as Treaty is regarded as unfriendly to Italy, antagonistic to the to make trouble in the Balkans, where France is now bound to Roumania and Yugoslavia, whilst the Treaty is expected to draw

our common elvilisation. He claim- procedure with regard to the League of Nations and calculated ed for his country and for its Gov-pointment of the Statutory Com ernment some share in this great mission does not afford the fullest work of appeasement and of recon- opportunity for an expression of In-

dlan opinion.

elllation.

:

Surprise in Paris,

Paris, Wednesday. An authoritative statement ex- presses surprise at the Italian criticisms of the Treaty. It de-

"But those for whom difficulties The Party intends, during the were greatest and to whom there-discussion in Parilament, to get the Italy closer to Hungary and Bul-

garia. fore greatest credit is due are those proposals amended, and, ao give aj persons living in France and Ger-more direct voice in the delibera- many who have rendered this rap-tions to the Indians Legislatures prochement possible. All Europe Joint Select Committees.-Reuter. honour them and pay a tribute to Appeal to the Viceroy.

New Delhi, Yesterday. the services 'which they have ren-

Anaari, the President Elect of the clares that no clause is directed dered not only to Europe but to

against the League and points humanity. They have lit the Indian National Congress, has re- candle; they have set an example; quested Lord Irwin (the Viceroy) out that France is not responsi and all Europe looks toward those to urge, the Home Government to ble for Italy's failure to conclude other frontiers whose ancient en-substitute for the Statutory Com-a similar Treaty with Belgrade. Demonstrations in Belgrade; mities are still unquenched and mission n round-table Anglo-Indian

Belgrade, Wednesday. where the ashes of old quarrels, old Conference. He says the differ-

Imposing demonstrations in fears, suspicions, and hatred still ences between the Governments of smoulder or have burst once more India and Great Britain on the one honour of France are being pre- into flames, and all Europe asks hard and the people of India on Pared on the occasion of the where next will a stateaman be the other are too fundamental to signature of the Franco-Yugoslav found with the courage and breadth allow of the people to stand aloof pact.-Reuter. of vision of Dr. Stressemann and from the broad humanity and devotion to Reuter. peace of Monsieur Briand? What country in the Balkans in Central

the

Commission's work.-

or Eastern Europe will be the first

NOBEL PRIZES.

to follow their example and to earn lke fame? I am an idealist ând, therefore, an optimist: Where the road is so clearly marked I refuse to believe that progress is beyond our reach"

Russia.

AWARDS BY SWEDISH ACADEMY.

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AN ITALIAN NOVELIST.

Stockholm, Yesterday.

U.S. NAVY.

THREE LARGE SUBMARINES FOR PACIFIC.

IMPORTANT LAUNCHING.

Washington, Wednesday.

The Navy Department has or- dered the Navy's three largest

V4 is to be launched next week.

The Swedish Academy has award- submarines, V1, V2, and VS to Mr. Baldwin wished he could

ed the Nobel Prize for literature the Pacific Coast for a permanent speak equally hopefully of Russia for 1926 to Italian woman station there.

An

The Department with which the Government had novelist, Grazia Doledda, whose explains that no significance is to ceased dipomatic relations in cir works deal chiefly with peasant be attached to this.. cumstances similar to those which life in Sardinia-Reuter. had dictated the recent decision of

Stockholm, later. It is believed to be the largest The Nobel Physics Prize has] the Trade Union Congress and jeo- pardised the continuance of diplo been divided between Mr. Arthur submersible ever constructed. matic relations between France and Compton (Chicago) for his dis Reuter's American Service. Russia and had prevented the Unit-covery of the Compton process and Mr. C. T. Wilson (Cambridge) for ed States from attempting such re-his method of serving electrified lations.

particles.-Reuter.

With the domestic affairs of Rus. sia Great Britain had no concern. Whenever they were prepared to observe decencies of international intercourse, to abstain from inter- ference in Britain's domestic af faira, and from a policy of intrigue, they would find her ready to meet them in that spirit of liberality and goodwill which inspired Britain's whole foreign policy.

Friend With Egypt.

WAR DEBTS.

ALLIES AND THE FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS.

RUSSIA STANDS ABOVE.

London, Yesterday.

U. S. NAVY.

LARGEST SUBMARINE IN WORLD.

SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH.

Portsmouth, (Now Hampshire), Yesterday.

The largest submarine in the world V4 the first undersens mine layer built for the United States has

In the House of Commons, Mr. been launched. She carries a crew

China, the Prime Minister referred Winston Churchill, replying to of eight officers and 80 men.--Reu-

questions regarding the war debts] ter's American Service.

to the late visit of King Faud of due to Great Britain, said that the Egypt and the more recent visit of funding arrangements had now the Egyptian Prime Minister. He been signed by all the Allies, ex- proceeded:

cept Russia.

"The British Government have Arrangement was also made for availed themselves of these visits to full repayment of all relief debts discuss fully with His Excellency with Interest, except Austria, which the relations of our two countries. postponed it for 20 years from Both have reason to be satisfied 1923, and Armenia now part of the with the course of these conversa- Soviet-Reuter.

tions.

We hope they have laid foundations on which we may, pre- sently build a firm structure of Bri- |tish-Egyptian friendship."

Overseas Tours,

Referring to his own visit in company with the Prince of Wales

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WAR AREAS.

REVIEW OF WORK SINCE 1918.

AT THE

Paris, Yesterday. The chamber has passed the Bud- get for war wasted regions.

The Minister for Public Works Istated that 98 per cent. of the fields had been repaired and 67 per cent. of estates, 88 per cent. of works, 76 per cent of public build- ings, 84 per cent. of roads, and 99 Rugby, Yesterday. per cent. of canals had been re- and Prince George to Canada, to The Kenya Government five por built. Havas the Indian flight of the Secretary cent, inscribed stock loan for five for Air, to the approaching journey million pounds will be issued од of the Minister for War to India, Monday next by the Crown Agents and to the visit to all the Dominions for the Colonies,

which the Secretary for the Colonies The loan will be repayable in was now undertaking, Mr. Baldwin 1958, but the Colonial Government safd they must be regarded as a re- retains the option of redeeming it ciprocal effort by Ministers at Home in 1948 or any subsequent year. In response to the viatis to Britain

the Imperial Conference of last

The price is fixed at 994 and the

MARCONI CO.

REDUCTION OF CAPITAL CONFIRMED."

London, Yesterday.

by, the overseas Ministers attending first full half year's. dividend. In the Chancery Division the will be payable on July 16, 1928. Judge has confirmed the reduction The loan la ane in which trustee of the Marconi Company's capital. are authorised to invest-British Wireless Service, Miche

year.

FLYING BOATS.

QUARTETTE ARRIVE AT BASRA.

Reuter

B-A. T. MAN MURDERED.

India's Problem. Regarding the Indian Statutory Commission, Mr. Baldwin said that the problem was to improve and ex-

Hankow, Nov. 8. tend the steps taken eight years ago

The British-American Tobacco to make the Indian peoples them-

Company are offering a reward selves acting partners of their own

of $5,000 to anyone producing destinies. It was a problem of vast

evidence leading to the arrest and extent and difficult, and the issue would be vital not only to India but

conviction for murder of the to the Empire and, indeed, to civi

person responsible for the death Hisation British Wireless Service. Bagdad, Yesterday murdered on October 31 by mem

of the Chinese dealer who was

Basra, Yesterday, The four R.A:F, flying boats have arrived hareBeuter."

"Red Rose in Trouble.

The Red Rose – has made a

forced landing, owing to magneta berg of the B.-A.T. Union be The properties which were yester- trouble, on the site of ancient or cause he had purchased 17 cases day reported stolen from the Its- of the Chaldees. Two R.A.F. ma- of cigarettes from the firin lian Convent Chapel in St Francis chines have left herewith me The Chinese versions that Yard, have been recovered in a chanics to carry out repairs Beu the dealer's death was due to Yanchai pawnshop

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