London, Jan, 25, part of the affected area.
A strong repudiation by the Bute population, which reaches in. places The gravest menace, to the rural ish Labour "Party of Individuals advocating: a dietorship for Britain jof unusual density over 900 to a Was enunciated at the conclusion of pant, UY ates Sok 'a special meeting of the party executive to-day. sugar mills. Moreover, many wells have. been ined a 'The Labour Party, it declares, ply bases its appeal to the public on the th in towns far-reaching economic' and social changes to be effected by democratic The disaster affected all d government, with a free electoral 'Townsfolk lost houses and_ posses system anc' an active and efficient jand In Bihar alone sions and agricultorists their crop:
markets, rupees was. caus relief funds Will be required, In Britain, the High, Commi ler for India' is. receiving cent tions towards the ithe Viceroy, and the Lord Mayor of fund started by
London, of the request of the Secretary for India, is to ce-operate. Wireless through' Reater.
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