The offensive which was launched by the Bolivian forces along. the Whole front in the Nanawa sector, was repulsed last night by the faraguayans, according to a communique issued to-day. The Bolivious, this added, left over 160 dead and 'a considerable quantity material in their wake—Reuter. London, Feb, 15.
Answering a Parliamentary ques: tion, Sir John Simon said, that on the initiative of the British Govern-Sut, an exchange of views had 2 place between the Govern= dents of the United Kingdom and the United States, France and Italy, with a view to an agreement be: tween them to. prohibit the export of arms. nations. of war to Bolivia and Paraguay, in anticipat tion of any prohibition of a more general "character that may be Avranged through the League of Nations, Efforts to brine about an rent were being continued but had action by international agree
not yet succeeded, Replying toa supplementary question, the Foreign Secretary expressed his. belief that, if an ar-Tangement could be established in regard to Bolivia and Paraguay, Would exiend.—Wireless throu!
Reuter Washington, Feb, 15.
ho Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives to-day approved the resolution that President Hoover be authorised to place [9° fan embargo on the export of arms nations, at wat or" threatening war, Dut it limited the. proposal to Novih and South: America—Reuter,
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