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LONDON Detcher 28th." A League of Nations Union- diener, presided over by Professor" "Gilbert Murray, was given to-night in honour of the Conference, members, among whom Were General Smule Mr. Bence and the Maharajah of Alwar

Lord Robert Cecil, apologising, for his absence, expressed the opinion that the upport of the League of Dominiona was one of the few really encouraging signs of the times. He declared that the Dachinery of the League was sufficiently sonnil, and what was required was more popular support.

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arent of the League.

Mr. F. H. Thomas. 31.P., declared that The Labour Party was proud of the Empire, and when it came to power there would be no Party more jealous of preserving the traditions and greatness of the Empire.

Responding to the toast of the Com monwealth of British Nations, jointly with General Smuts and Mr. Bruce, the Maharajah of Alwar Compared the League of British Nations to its more récent and larger counterpart. He point ed out that South Africa was, a nation, and asked whetherTnilia," "with" her 300,000,000 inhabitanta; was not equally Amation. Although Indians did not be. long to the British race, that did not mean that they were any less foyal mem. bers of the united fraternity. The greatest glory of the League was the fact that it did not pretend to dominate hy force, but human beings might yet learn many lessons, the greatest of which was toleration and right understanding. They might fight and dy at each other's thronts, but they always returned to the conclusion that they were all' children' o que Providence.

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A resolution moved by Lady Astor in favour of raising the school leaving age to sixteen was rejected, amid cheers.

The Conference concluded with the final words of the Chairman, Sir Her bert Nield: Wherever you nee Socialist's head, hite it."

ENGLAND TREATED WITH CONTEMPT.

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LONDON. October 25th

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