San Francisco, June 30, twin brother Isaac, a Francisco property owner, were ay-arraigned before the Federal Coort here to-day as the alleged heads of After a short hearing, the case Adjourned pending the arrival from China of documents and other evidence, Me to-day of the. Central. Conser-icy at a specially convened m
vative Council, nearly a thousand members of which were present, The outstanding item on. the agenda "was a. resolution congratulating law and order. in Tndia while continuing constitutional reform, but viewing with grave anxiety the proposals to transfer re-Sponsibllity at the centre and te place the control of the judicial and the police in the hat of the Ministers. responsible the elected provincial assemblies.
Proposed by Lord Lloyd, former Governor of Bombay, and supported by Mr. Winston Churchill and Lord Caxton, the resolution was over-bein votes. to 356. whelmingly rejected, the voting The meeting, however, adopted a motion reserving decision until the Joint Select Committee Lord Lloyd led the onslaught inst "the Government to-day when he vigorously assailed the t- ability, to get a service of govern-[#*neTal. ultimate stability. tment debts were all so important tol gatiuion oink pantie aid various other posters and bills. the United States secks a kind let me, be frank in saying th which have beer dollar which " generation hence will ai splayed in public places, railings ave the same purchasing and debtft paying power as the dollar value leading papers and magazin. Heat British rule also appear in which we hope to obtain in the neat Japan' at the present time. future," declared Mr. Hull, The "Os 'a Mainichi," has been living considers Permanent Stabilisation lo prominence of Tate to the views of one of the most.
"The broad purpose of the United ive Indian malcontents in Japan, Siates, he continued, is permanent The English edition of the per abilsation of every nation's recently published a special sup-reueles. Gold or gold and silver can plement designed to expose the well continue to be the metallic re-machinations of Great Britain serve behind currency, hot the time to dissipate gold reser- tespects.—Reuter, but this is|@ainst Japan un this and other produced balanced budgets and lived wi Pgs is, Sie og put of the nations Within their" means, 4 better diss Uibotion of the worl's gold and
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