London, July 29.
London, July 25.
"The first commercial ambassador Serious looking objects which the of the world' was how the Prince m: magistrates handled gingerly were of Wales was introduced to-day to featured to-day at"
Whitehaven, the International Congress on Com-[where two bract ers Jokers have mercial Education by the President, been summoned in. connection with Mr. Charles Boissevain of Holland. a -"bomb" discovered when Lord 'The Prince, in the course Lloyd, formerly Commission-speech before the Congress, at er of Egypt. and Sudan, was which 85 countries are represented, resenting prizes on June 17 at St. declared that, the urgent' task be-Bee's School. fore the world was fo bring con-'The dangerous looking exhibits sumption and production into taels were harmless fireworks. proper relationship.
"Counsel for the Director of Public is Royal Highness said that 1982 Prosecutions said that the defence could well be described 5 a year would probably assert that the of international conferences. Alth- affair was practical joke, but he ough the one proceeding linted out that the fireworks, which was not international, yet if, as they been placed under the platform oped, it. promoted the. prosperity [on which rd Lloyd was standing, of the British Empire, it would be|Presented great danger from fire intern: alone. he "The hearing was adjourned, had taught them that the July 26. Prosperity of all nations depended The summonses against Basil on the prosperity of each, In thes and Morris Davenport, sons of the days. of swift transport and cor former Mayor of Macclesfield, who munications and interlocked com- are alleged to have played Merée and finance, it was increas practical joke against Lord Lloyd ingly true that nations could not Tecently, was dismissed at White-ive to themselves alone, what this truth is Penet "The magistrates held that there
and actions of nations in a growin minds and governing the was no evidence og mensure," he adele Feeently insufficient evidence to send Morris evi tst Basil and has recently for trial—Reuter, been demonstrated most happily at Lat may well express its delight that at Lausanne the lamps of hope and confidence were lighted. 'The spirit of international' ce-operation and goodwill is burning more brightly than at any time within living memory. For this we may all be profoundly grateful.
The world-wide trade depression and economic disturbance hi
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