The Archive · 1925

America's Suggestion

London, Jan. 6, According to the "Manchester Guardian" @ member of the Cabinet is likely to be added to the British Delegation to the Opium Conference at Geneva, which will resume on January 12.

It is understood that the Cabinet yesterday discussed the question of policy involved. It may be taken that the British Government, while sympathizing with the object' of the American proposal gradually suppress the opium tralfie, questions the wisdom of the particular method proposed. It jx of the opinion that it would he better zo evolve a means New York Filled With Snow of controlling the import of opium nto countries where the trade ix New York, Jai 2, [doing harm than to attempt to end the trade at stroke, i nid, New York is the vine New York i We clared that the eminence ven driven an hour 2'elto India wns quite untairy of very wil weather, SnoW+ ed out that finn oes not xport Fendering walking virtually die sible, Six thousand snow-plough tribution, There has been no ex-workers have been mobilized, but it Wepectt thatthe: snow wil be POPE of opium from Talia to Chi some ix inches deep to-night, mak-|*iN€¢ 1917, since when its produ acne ey Sutney for tion in China, Persia and Turkey suburban dwellers a difficult task—|!t* inereared-—Reut Reuter's American Service.

London, sans Glensanda Arrives a Hamburg It is officially. announced that the Marquis of Salisbury has been ap-

London, Jo 7. [pointed special delegate of Great

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