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RUPTURE IN THE C.E.R.

PEACE PACT

GENERAL CHANG REPUDIATES HABAROVSK PROTOCOL

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NANKING OBDURATE

Tokyo, Yesterday,

LABOUR PARTY

Has It Justified Its Return to Office?

LOCAL DEBATERS VIEWS

Ahmedabad, Yesterday.

There were over sixty present--in- Writing in Young Indis, Gandhi

|cluding several ladles—at a debato at urges independence Day (January

the European Y.M.C.A. last night on A massage from Harbin to the the motion, "That the Labour Govern- 26) to be observed by simultaneous Rengo Agency states that according ment has justified its return to office." meeting in all cities and villages to a report from Mukden, the Nap-The Government's record with regard throughout the country, makking Government has been informed to unemployment, the condition of Bri- ing д declaration approved that Chang Hsueh-liang repudiates tain's industries, and foreign affairs, by the working Committee the Habarovsk Protocol, as Mukden with particular reference to steps of the Congress at Lahore on acted ultra vires, therefore Nanking taken to bring about international dis is unable to recognise the coming armament, played a large part in the January 2 that Puran Swaraj

conference. If Nanking persists in discussion. The audience decided-by (complete Independence) is now the

its present attitude Mukden is congress policy. The religious may begin the day by ablutions, then-Reuter. some constructive work, such spinning, serving "untouchables." helping to achieve the Hindu Moslem re-union, or prohibition work. The article adds that in order to enable the central office to

gauge the strength of the movement, it is essential to send in accurato accounts of the day's doing in each town and village.--Reuter.

CHINESE IN RUSSIA

Cared For Until the Embassy Is Re-opened

Nanking, Yesterday.

The Government learns that the interests of Chinese nationals in

Kussin are being cared for till the

Chinese Embassy and Consulates

are re-established,

The Sino-Russian preparatory negotiations will be opened on January 20.

JUVENILE PRISON

Crime Due to Lack of Education

Canton, Yesterday,

placed in an 'awkward predicament. 83 votes to 21-in favour of the mo-

STUDENTS' STRIKE

tion.

Mr. P. S. Cassidy, Chairman of tho Literary and Debating Committee, presided.

Alaguing the Electorate

Mr. J. H. Hunt, for the affirmative,

"Red" Disturbances in referred to the conditions under

Korea School

which the Labour Party had assumed office-the bitter attacks of a Press united in opposition and deliberately Tokyo, Yesterday.

misrepresenting Labour's policy with The latest report from Korea

a view to alarming the electorate. Its states that five more schools in

House of Seoul have struck, the students meagre majority in the rushing out waving "Red" flags. Commann was dependent on the whims About 40 were arrested.-Reatar. of the Liberal Party, and in the House of Lords (owing to delay by the Cen- servative party in introducing mea- sures of reform) it was hopelessly out. numbered. Its inheritance from the Tarics consisted of a loss of prestige (Continued from Page 1.)

in foreign affairs, a coal question which | regarded as much less complex than had become scute owing to the open some of the other problema to be defiance of the Government by, the coal dealt with at the Conference. owners, and a dangerous position

WOMEN APPEAL

Policy Reversed

an admission

The Morning Post points out which had been allowed to grow up Mr. Mo Teh-huei is that, "If the standard set at Wash-in British-American relationships. proceeding to Nanking for instruc-¡ington were to be greatly reduced, tions before leaving for Moscow. Britain would still have at very Canton News Agency.

much less cost the same ratio of

Mr. C. Carruthers, in proposing the strength, and the same measure of rejection of the motion, acquiesced in security. Heavy ships are by far ginal motion was "that the Labour Gov- the changing of the wording (the ori the biggest item in every Naval ernment has justified its return to Bill, and do this question from the power") but contended that the sense point of view of economy is most was not altered thereby. Labour had important, but the principle of re- promised a care for unemployment. ducing size and cost might be car- The country had had presented to them rled through other categories with merely an extension of the Unemploy proportionate results.”

ment Insurance Act, The Telegraph`suggests that re- from Mr. Thomas that the problem was when a stiff one, and a promise to employ placement ships if and

about three per cent. of the unemploy- replacement becomes should not exceed 25,000 tons, sidering its position, the Government necessary, fed at the taxpayers' expense. Con- mounting guns of no greater calibre had had glorious opportunities of than 12-inch,

tackling Unemployment on non-party ¦ The Manchester Guardian thinks lines. It would have earned the last- it will be all to the good if battle-ing gratitude of the country if it could ships are tackled seriously, but it have cast party prejudice aside, and says the post-war battleship con- appointed a non-party committee to Japanese people will probably be deal with the problem. The Labour Japan, and that Francs and Italy Party had reversed the polley of the have none. Therefore, if progress Previous Government-which had real- is to be made in Europe it is in ised that relief from taxation was the respect of other classes of ships and proposed to lay fresh burdens of principal need of British Industry-) that it must be made.-British taxation on industry, Wireless Service.

In view of the youthful tendency toward low-breaking, due prin- elpally to the lack of education, Mr. Justice Lo Maa-cheong, of the Supreme Court, intends to establish a juvenile prison. As soon as the new Kwangtung First Prison le constructed, the site of the present Canton prison will be utilized for this purpose. - Canton News Agency.

U.S. SUGAR TARIFF

Senate Retains Old Standard

Washington, Yesterday. The Bernte by 48 votes to 88 have retained the existing sugar tariffs at 2.20 cents per lb. for world sugar and 1.76 for Cuban, whereas the Finance Committee

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ly.--Reuter's American Service.

Viscountess Gort was slightly burned in an outbreak of fire in her bedroom.

Rugby, Yesterday.

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is of the B-type of cruiser, having | Vulgar Self-Advertisement a displacement of 8,400 tons and Mr.

Holmes, seconding carrying alx eight-Inch guns.-Erl- Carruthers, said that apart from a tish Wireless Service.

little vulgar zelf-advertisement, the only accomplishments of the Labour Government consisted in the creation of trying situations in India and Egypt. and attempts to bolster up trade with the Dominions and Canada at the ex- pense of young growing industries In Great Britain. The Labour Govern- Iment had sacrified any hope of ultim

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