The Archive · 1933

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Feason to. believe that. the. Council Sil'permnit itself. tobe baulked by any cranston of these conditions, The other point is raised by the sate-tent that the matter most cancer ely avery small number of thie tourna's "veadars. "Although, of curse, a handful. of residents, Avenue Haig are primarily nterestis the Jetiersindleated that a civic Principle of general Importance was InvoWved, "ie"was nothing less than thevnced for, Buble lets.

Upheld by public bodies againat the possible" enerouchment st tested Interests. "The French Municipal Council showed. iteelf- alive. to. this tet tac osa Foci ale Sige hes ta, ase lat are cacti sea an f metaer they intend to convey by the figures! kind of standard should be created in amic' at rail lin the development of flight sates hea area den en odin The Government's efforts to improcedure of the Shang-

Junduly harrow the feelings of the mourners. Nor was there much make-believe. What was dead was dead, ar, Ramsay MacDonald gnve gentle suggestion that the corpse might be revived Inter. Nobody else went so far. But perhaps the ference la, tha most damning comment on the Con.

that of "The Times" in if to console the dele-their labours have not They have of the opinion apparently expressed by Mr. Neville 'Chamberlain and Dr. Colijn it will long' time before that next Jcanference is able to make use of ithe spade-work.

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