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GERMANY AND THE LEAGUE.

Geneva, March.ii. Replying to Germany's; note, the League Council notes with satisfaction the decision to seek early admission and reassures Germany she will be on a footing of equality with other members. The Couifell points out that the essence of the League's constitution is equal rights and equal obligations, and this principle apples to Gerntany's reservation-ns regards non participation in punitive un- dertakings. The reply explains that the character and extent of any member's active co-operation in military measures in pursuance of the Covenant will vary with the military position of the member concerned, and recalls that the, Council recommends the quota of effectives to be contributed by the respective powers. Germany will able to say to what extent she will be able to comply with such recommendations, The Council explicitly declares that the reserva- tion whereby one member shall retain neutrality in connection with collective operations undertakim by the League against Covenant

breaking State will undermine the basis of the League and is in

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The reply was read and approved by the League Council, with out discussion. After disposing of the remaining questions, the scenlon terminated. it was decided to refer the question of the Counell's competence to deal with the Greek appeal in connection with the expulsion of the Patriarch to a World Court for opinion in view of Turkey's contention that the mat.er is one of domestic concern. The report regarding the results of the second Opium Conference was approved and the Secretary General authorised to, take the necessary steps to securo adhesion to the convention inter alia of Afghanistan, Soviet Russla, Hedjaz, Mexico and the Soudan,. With reference of the League's right to investi- gate armaments of ex-enemy countries the Council passed a resolu- tion providing for the exercise of an investigation by the Counell. -Reuter.

Paris, March 10,

M. Briand, interviewed by Figaro, congratulated the meeting of }the League of Nations Couneil on its achievements. He stated that despite the failure of the protocol the League became stronger thanks to the settlement of many difficult problems.

France was now awuiting the new British proposals concerning The protocol. Prance in proposing the obligatory arbitration of all conflicts became the champion for the essential idea of the League and the rallying point of all nations aspiring to peace. -lucas.

Halles, March 14.

Six were ked, 23 seriously injured and thirteen injured in a collision between the police and Communists.

The firing occurred immediately after speeches by.the English and French Communists. The Polley had previously informed the. Communist party that foreign Communists would not be allowed t speak. When German Communist started to translate the speeches. a po lee officer protested, and when the audience showed hostility summoned reinforcements and ordered the people to leave the hall. The crowd attacked the police with empy beer glasses and chairs. Suddenly a shot was fired from the gallery at the police. The police replied inflicting casualties aforementioned.-Reuter,

FRENCH REVENUE RETURNS,

Paris, March 15.

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The normal permanent revenue returns for February yielded GLASSES

an 1,869,000,000 franes, showing approximately 40,000,000 compared with February of last year and 38,000,000 com- pared with the estimates.

Imports for January and February totaled 4,519,000,000 francs (7,000,000 tons) showing a decrease of 74,000,000 Francs 1750,000 tous compared with the same period of 1924.

Exports totalled 7,157,089,000 franc, (5,990,000 tons) showing an increase of 571,000,000 francs (1,000,000 tons)-Haras.

VIOLATION OF AGRARIAN LEGISLATION.

Mexico, City, March 15.

Interview, stated that

The Uni ed States Ambassador, in an the Mexican Goverument is not differentialing between the American and British putitions for protection of interests threatened through vio ation of agrarian legislation. Representations by the United meeting with the tates Embassy on behalf of both countries, in

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JAPANESE MINISTER TO WARSAW.

Warsaw, Mares 14.

Japanese diplomatie circles here seem to he impressed by The fret that the Soviet has refused agree to the appointment of Baron Sato as Japanese Minister to Warsaw, whom his Government had appointed as Charge d'Affaires at Muscow--Renter.

EGYPTIAN CABINET.

Cairo, March 14.

The re-hulling of portfolius has resulted in a much streng.hens ed cabinet, wherein it is noteworthy that Ziwar remains Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. Sidky is Minister of Interior, ex- premier Yehia Ibrahim Minister Finnice, Dr. Aly Maher Minister of Education, and the ex-Zahlu ists Ismail: Srry and Mens Fuad, Ministers of Public Werks and War respective'y,- Renier,

POLISH POSTMEN.

Geneva, March 1-4.

The League Counell has decided, notwithstanding the Polish representatives' dissent to refer to special session of the permanent Court of International Justice the question of Polish letter boxes and Polish postmen in Dahzig, which occasioned much trouble with German citizens.-Reuter.

COMPANY MEETING,

JAPANESE STEAMER.

OVER ONE HUNDER MISSING.

THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING (O., LTD.

Nagasaki. March 14. An extraordinary general meet-

The 423-ton steamer, Uwajima ing was held at the elliers of the General Manager. St. George's Maru. No. 6, encountered a storm' Balding, on Saturday morning. on Wednesday morning off Kaba- (Chairman) shima Islands, and five destroyers Mr. R. G. Shewan presided, and there were also pre have been searching for her in The purser, together with sent Mr. H. P. White, Mr. Allan vain.

of the con- fteen

saved. passengers, WAS Cameron, (members

Mr. B. F. One hundred others are missing. Mattingly (Rolleltor), Mr. F. J. Reuter. Tavares, (secretary),

sulting committee),

and the

following shareholders:-Messrs,

G. P. Lammert, Chon Po Min.

C. Randall, Tong Hok Hing, I. 11. and of confirming the resolution Taylur, D. W. Munton,

W. J. then passed as a special resolu

Hawker, J. Toppin and A. A. tion. Hotelho.

I therefore now beg to pro- pose that the report of proceed-] The Secretary having read the inga at the meeting of 26th Feb- real, be con- notice convening the meeting, and ruary, 1925, just the report of the proceedings at firmed and that the resolution the meeting held on 26th February, passed on the 26th February just! the Chairman said:-Gentle read be now. confirmed as a special men:-This meeting has been call- resolution.

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