British Offer Satisfying to All Parties Bagdad, Sept. 19.
The new offer of the British Government to recommend the unconditional admission of Iraq to the! League of Nations in 1992 and, meanwhile, to take steps to prepare a draft Anglo-Traquian Treaty, based generally on the Anglo-Egyptian jottlement, has resulted in placating all political parties in Traq and the formation of a new Cabinet.
Sir Abdul Muhsin, the new Premier, paid a tribute' to the British] Government's conciliator and farsighted policy, but declared that rag in the long run would ae nothing short of complete independence.—Reuter.
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