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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE COMING ELECTIONS.

London, Oct. 14, Labour's chances of success at the polls in likely to be seriously affected by à paet between the Conservative and Liberál Associations to put up In a steadily growing number of constituencies, nat candidates against each other where a member of the Government is standing. The conclusion of this arrangement at Pulsley was notably followed by a whalesale agreemont at Glasgow where 13.Conservatives and two Liberals will engage in ". straight fight against Labour."

Opposition will be offered to Mr. Lloyd George In Carnarvon by the Labourite, Professor A. Zimmern. Dr. Addison, ex-Coalition Minister, will fight the sitting Conservative in Hammersmith in Labour interests. The Conservatives at the present time have the largest number of candidates in the field, but the Laboúriles and Liberals are making up leeway quickly.-Renter.

[Professor Zimmern is a writer of note. He ጋዜ born at Surbiton in 1879 and educated at Winchester In 1907 be was appointed secretary of the Joint Committed on Oxford and Working Class Education. From 1912 to 1915 he was staff inspector of the Board of Education. From 1918 to 1919 he was engaged with the Politien Intelligence Department of the Foreign Oflice. He edite and-contributed-lo-Var-and-Democracy In 1914; Nationality and Government and other war time essays in 1918, nid Europe in Con- valescence in 1922, Who's Who states that he is a member of the National Liberal Club.J·

London. Oct. 14. Colonel Shaw, Unionist, has withdrawn his candidature for Paisley, leaving Mr. Asquith a straight fight against the Labourite, Mr. Mitchel.

The Conservatives at Aberavon have decided not to run a can- didate, but will unofficially support the Liberal nomince against Mr. Iammay Macdonald-Reuter.

London, Oct. 14.

DUNLOP RUBBER COMPANY'S TROUBLES.

Settlement is announced of the Kings Beach actions by Sir Arthur pueros and others against the Dunkop Tyre and Rubber Goods, Limited, and the Dunlop Rubber Company (Far East) Limited, to enforce the payment of remuneration due the plaintiffs as members of an advisory committee to the Board of the Canadian Company for n decade from 1917, or alternatively to damages for the repudiation of an agreement. The Company un- reservedly withdrew the charge of fraud and its counter-clairn and agreed to pay very substantial damages. The plaintiffs, however, were, content to accept £31,250 by way of settlement against both companies.-Reuter.

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Indianapolis, Oct. 14.

Mr. C. E. Hughes made his first public reference to developments at Geneva in the course of a speech in connection with the Presidential campaign. He said the question had beon discussed of the appro- priateness of invealing in a group of Powers authority to deal with domestic questions. He declared Amo ican sentiment would not tolerate such an agreement. Amerien would not enter any organisa- } tion by means of which a group of Powers would be in a position to dutermine her policies for her-Renter's American Service.

NETHERLANDS INDIES.

Amsterdam, Det. 14.

The Royal Dutch Company has privately placed 630 shares, of 1,000 suilders,

The Telegraaf understands that representatives of an important German concern have conferred with Baron Van Heemstra, Governor of Surinam, who is at present at the Hague, as regards the possibility of an agreement to exploit the sugar manufacturies and plantations in the Nickerie district —Reuter,

PESTOLOGY GOLD MEDAL.

London, Oct. 14.

The College of Pestology is offering a gold medal for the best essay, not exceeding five hundred words, dealing with mosquito destruction, in view of the fact that the increase of mosquitoes in Eugland is becoming a "serious menace." The essays should reach the College by the first of January, 1925.-Reuter,

THE WAHABIS IN THE HEDJAZ.

Jedah, Oct. 14,

The Wahubis' advance has cut off direct communication between Mecca and Jeddah. Bahri, whither the Emir All ħas withdrawn, Hes close by. Reuter,

FRENCH AIRMAN BEATS ALTITUDE RECORD.

Paris, Oct. 14. The French airman, M. Callizo, by reaching the height of 12,066 metres, has broken the altitude record --Havas.

MELBA'S FAREWELL.

Melbourne, Oct. 14. Madame Melba, as Mimi in La Boheme, bade farewell to the operatic stage in Australia. The occasion coincided with the thirty- seventh anniversary of her debut in Brussels,-Kenter.

AIRSHIP'S VOYAGE.

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