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  3. League Committee Censures Japan For Activities in Manchuria

    THE report and recommendations of the Committee of Nineteen were published at Geneva yesterday. The report was prepared in accordance with Article 15, Paragraph 4, of the League Covenant, following the failure of the committee to ...

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  6. TO DECLARE WAR?

    Semi-official sources this evening said the Paraguayan Senate would meet in extraordinary sessions next week to consider a ...

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  7. ARMS FOR AUSTRIA

    Following the alleged smuggling of machine guns and rifles from Italy during January, contrary to the Versailles Treaty, France and ...

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  8. AIR BOMBING.

    Discussion of the British air proposals now before the general committee of the Disarmament Conference will begin in a special air ...

    Article : 131 words
  9. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN.

    Captain F. F. A. Heilgers, in the House of Commons to-day, moved a private bill requiring all imported foodstuffs exposed for salo to be marked with tho country of origin, so as to safeguard countries which built up goodwill on the English market, and enable the purchasers to discriminate against countries producing food under notoriously Dad conditions. It would prevent American bacon arriving branded as best "Wiltshire cuts! Further, it would givo the Dominions the full benefit of tho Ottawa agreements. He quoted a remarkable result of Hie Merchandise Marks Act, under ivlu'ch imports of Finnish eggs fell by 15 per cent., Polish 30 per cent., andUutcli 03 per cent., whereas Australian increased by G5 per cont. lit. Hon. Q. Lambert said that, while supporting the bill, ho believed that nil vitamines wcro eliminated from the frozen foodstuffs entering thc country. Ho believed the rejection of 60 per cent, of the army recruits was due to insufficient nourishment. Jfnjor W. E. Elliot said the Government was considering the reorganisation of marketing, thcreforo it was undesirable ' to chango the procedure. Meanwhile ho sympathised with thc principle of marking, but the bill was contentious, and required a financial resolution, for which ho was unablo to offer facilities. The Bill was talked out. ...

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  10. £7,000 Jewel Stolen.

    A blue diamond valued at £7000 was stolen in a crash and grab theft at a jewellery establishment in Duke street, ...

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  11. ARMS CONFERENCE.

    GENEVA, Saturday. — During a Franco-German clash at the Disarmament Conference to-day, M. Pirro Cot, the French Foreign Minister, ...

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  12. Retail Price Level.

    LONDON, Saturday.—On February 1 the average level of retail prices of commodities was approximately 41 per cent, above the level of July, 1914, ...

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  13. DRANK POISON.

    At the inquest to-day upon Lord Inchcape's former wife, who was divorced in 1931, when she was Lady Glenapp, and who died on ...

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  14. "SCANDALOUS."

    "One of the most deliberate and worst cases ever before the court," was the magistrate's description of seven charges which he ...

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  15. Germany Fears Starvation.

    ALL the German industrialists urge the Government not to disturb the civil peace, interfere with the civil service or increase unemployment by higher tariffs, which eventually would handicap even the farmers. ...

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  16. £180,000,000 in Frozen Credit.

    The new standstill agreement has been signed. It affects £180,000,000 of frozen credits, of which 40 per cent, ...

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  17. Everest Expedition.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The three Puss Moth aeroplanes, piloted by leaders of the British Expedition which proposes to fly over Mt. Everest, ...

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  18. Their Last Stunt.

    CAPE TOWN, Saturday. — Captain Lawson, stunt pilot of Cobham's Air Circus, and E. Ross, a radio expert, fatally crashed in the lunch hour ...

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  20. ZEBU CATTLE.

    Following a preliminary investigation by Mr. Kelly, of the Council of Industrial and Scientific Research, and the present visit of ...

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  21. OFFICIAL SECRETS.

    Colonel Michael Hogan, of the Free State Army, and brother of the ex-Minister for Agriculture; also Inspector Edward O'Connell, ...

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  23. ELECTRIC EXPRESS.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Britain's first oil-driven electric express train, called the Armstrong Shell Express, which is running between London and ...

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