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  3. INDIAN REFORM.

    LONDON, Friday.—"India must bear the cost, but Britain will contribute £20,000," said Earl Winterton, Undersecretary of State for India, in the ...

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  4. EMPIRE DEFENCE.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The "New York Times," in a leader in connection with New Zealand voting £1,000,000 towards the cost of the Singapore ...

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  5. PRISON MUTINY.

    SACRAMENTO, Friday. — Twelve hundred, mutinous convicts at the Folsom prison, who defiedthe National Guardsmen and prison ...

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  6. 1935.

    LONDON, Friday.—Startling prophecies regarding the next war were made by M. de Jonvenel in a message to-day to the "War Danger" Conference in ...

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  7. RULES FOR RADIO.

    WASHINGTON Friday.—Seventy six countries, including British colonies and mandatories, have entered into an International Radio ...

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  8. PASTURE PROBLEMS.

    LONDON, Friday.—Sir Arnold Theiler and Mr. J. B. Orr are leaving for Australia in January to study animal [?]drition and pasture problems on ...

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  9. OIL FROM SHALE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. E. Broune, of Sydney, reports that after six months' investigation in Germany on the extraction of oil from coal, he ...

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  10. AUSTRALIAN MIGRANTS.

    LONDON, Friday.-—The High Commissioner for Australia,, Sir Granville Ryrie, during the course of a speech at the Overseas League luncheon to-day, ...

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  11. OUR PATRON SAINT.

    LONDON, Saturday.—As "Our Patron Saint," Dr. L. E. Armstrong, director of the British Dyestuffs Corporation, described the modern flapper at the ...

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  12. BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

    MOSCOW, Friday.— "The Soviet of Russia, naturally, would not decline negotiations for the resumption of relations with Britain, but ...

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  13. THE FLAPPER.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The High Commissioner for New Zealand, Sir Jas. Parr, when opening a school at Seaforth, Essex, to-day, expressed ...

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  14. ESSEX LANE TRAGEDY.

    LONDON, Friday. — The inquest on the death of Police Constable Guteridge, whose body was found in an Essex lane on September 27, has been ...

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  15. BRITISH INDUSTRY.

    LONDON, Friday.—Lord Aberconway Lord Londonderry, Sir Alfred Redmond, Sir Josiah Tramp, and other industrialists have sent a letter to the ...

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  16. EUROPEAN STIR.

    LONDON, Saturday.—As a result of Soviet ladies, the long-standing quarrel between Poland and Lithuania has suddenly flared up. Russia ...

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  17. RUMANIAN CRISIS.

    LONDON, Friday.—"The Evening Standard's" special Paris correspondent has interviewed Prince Carol, who, surrounded by a pile of newspapers and ...

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  18. TEXTILE WORKERS' WAGES.

    LONDON, Friday.—Though employers in the wool industry exhibited notices terminating the current wages agreement which expired to-night, no ...

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  19. MANCHURIAN LOAN.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—The proposed United States-Japan Manchurian loan has convinced the Secretary of Slate, Mr. F. B. Kellogg that it is a ...

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  20. TO OUTLAW WAR.

    MONTREAL, Saturday.—The United Press Association's Washington correspondent says that President Coolidge does not favor the resolutions which are ...

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  21. Russia at Geneva.

    GENEVA, Sunday.—M. Litvinoff at the head of the Soviet delegation has arrived here and is occupying the whole of the third floor at the Hotel del Apaix ...

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  22. Italy and Hungary.

    ROME, Saturday.—Negotiations are proceeding for a treaty of commerce between Italy and Hungary. ...

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  23. LORD DERBY'S SALE.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Lord Derby, who sold the greater part of his La[?]cashire property, comprising the ground rents of 22,000 houses, and including ...

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  24. BRITISH BY-ELECTION

    LONDON, Friday.—The Canterbury by-election to fill the vacancy caused by the elevation of the Hon. Ronald M Neill to the peerage resulted as follows: ...

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