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red for the permanent maintenance of thy open door!
Gtabfishing an international regime, which would effectually Drowent any one Power from being predominant.
Mr. Licyd George asked who rolled' the port The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs said that tho} stare capital of the Tuterna Company would be distributed walment yesterday emphasized that fellows: Franco 30 per Britain and. Spain go por cent. (remain at work in the event of each, the Shoreefian Guveromeni,|® s'tike. He said. that he. stood tis International Adm and the ether countries 10. per]tie National Wages oad which Cent. ber onl, was Loyd George, hho was. con-the Commons would be opportunity of dis cussing agreement if! they desired.
Tu auiswer to a question from Mr. "Canyon "Bollairs (Con servative member for Maidstone), Mr. MoNeill said that he was} able to say whither the Committes of Dafencs had approved the Convention before its si} nature.
Colonel John Walrad (Intlepens dent Latour member for takieupon-Trent) declared that th agreement "practically hand: over the port to France.—Reuter, Loxpox, Jan. 13—The Prince of Wales returned to London from Paris yesterday evening.—Reuter.
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