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London, Yesterday. The Japanese delegation to the London Naval Conference, headed by the ex-Premier, Mr. Wakatsuki, arrived from New York to-day aboard the "Olympic," which flew the Japanese flag at the fore mast. They were greeted by the Mayor of Southampton.

In an interview, Mr. Wakatauki said that they had come to London with great hope. Their conversa- tions with the American authorities during the passage through the United States had proved most pro- fitable. He believed that, in the interval before assembling the con- ference, he and his colleagues would have similar opportunities for a frank exchange of views with the

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Budapest, Yesterday. The prosecution demanded the death sentence for Esther Takacs, д life sentence for Marie and

second Csabai, comprising the batch of the accused in the Hun- garian poisoning trials.

Takacs, who is 37, is acèused of poisoning her father-in-law with arsenic in December, 1922. She was denounced by an 'anonym- ous letter. Deceased was stated to be conarmed drunkard and pressed his undesirable attentions on his daughter-in-law. The lat- ter was the sole inheritor. of the old man's property.

Accused pleaded not guilty, and said that her father-in-law suffer- ed from kidney trouble. She ad-

mitted purchasing a Sypaper be-

fore his death.

British authorities. Much already had been accomplished in the pre- |liminary British and American am- bassadorial negotiations to clarify the three countries' respective posi-ilies in November. tions and the nature of the problema they had to face in common.

The President of the Tribunal pointed out that there were no

Japan wished to do her utmost to smooth the path of progress at the Conference, and ardently desired not only the limitation of naval

armaments but their actual and reduction effected.

Japan would be satisfied with in-

terior naval strength to Great Britain and the United States. All she asked

Was security for her empire; she never thought of aggression.

Accused retorted that abe bought the flypaper for next year. The

Tribunal acquitted her for lack of evidence.

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Czabal, who is 41, admits that she murdered her husband by means of a poison procured from a woman who figures in the case as a general purveyor of poison. Csabai asserts that her husband resolution condemning the bomb returned from the war with outrage, and congratulating Lord

Irwin on his escape. The opposi tion declared that the resolution was inconsistent with Independence.

nervous disease, and treated her and her two children most cruel- ly.

Csabai was

Budapest, Later, sentenced to fifteen

Mr. Wakatsuki was confident that Japan's Pacific policy would enable her to co-operate freely and effec-years' penal servitude, after with tively with other Powers In the drawing the confession which she attainment of noble with objectives made at the preliminary enquiry. at the conference, and believed that,

The Public Prosecutor appealed by Inspiring all nations with fresh against the acquittal of Esther confidence, and mutual goodwill, the

Takacs-Reuter. conference would reinforce the Pact of Parla--Reuter.

Probably two programmes will not be broadcast from the new 2LO until early in February. Meanwhile 6GB will continue to transmit ZLO'S second length.

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Presiding at the conference of Industrial Assurance Approved Societies, Sir Thomas Neil said. that they were deeply concerned that their laboura in the cause of national health would seem to yield such a poor result.

Mr. Gandhi, defending the reso- lution, declared his re-affirmation that the creed of non-violence was desirable when declaring Independ- ence as their goal. In moving a resolution for the boycott of the Legislative Councils and local bodies. and declaring independence as the national goal, Mr. Gandhi opined that the country was not ready for

THE BOMB OUTRAGE civil disobedience, but must da con-

CONDEMNED

siderable work for the uplift of the untouchables, the propagation of Khaddar (homespun), and the pro- GANDHI AND THE CREED OF motion of Hindu-Moslem unity.

The discussion was adjourned.

Resolution Adopted

NON-VIOLENCE

INDIA NOT READY

Labore, Yesterday. The Subjects Committee (which prepares resolutions for submission

Lahore, Later. The Congress Working Committee adopted Gandi's resolution without the modification of amendments, with a view to extending the boy- on Sundays at the plenary meeting cott to the law courts and schools, of Congress) by 117 votes to 69, tabled for the committee meeting.— adopted the Working Committee's | Reuter,

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