The New Year Is being ushered optimistically, declared the Geneva, Dec. 27.
The dispute between Italy and Abyssinia over the clash "at Ualual Archbishop of Canterbury to-day early in December, when native:
ina radio broadcast, National troops from Italian Somaliland, led recovery, he declared, was in the bby Italian officers, engaged in a ar, but was discerned not so much serious encounter with Abyssinian statistics ar in the timosphere troops, will be considered by the of the spirit. [League of Nations at its January "Let there be a recovery in the session, it has been decided. soul," the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The ' complaint lodged by Iraq said, adding that speed, the cinema against Persian aggressions on the and the wireless, were perils of the boundary between the two countries soul going unheeded and God being will also be discussed during the crowded out. same session.
Mr. P. J. Blakemore, former Presi-Persia has expressed her confidence dent of itie National' Chamber of that the League will afford an eqult-'Trade, forecasts that the number of lo solution, although she considers unemployed in Great Britain will be that some of the points involved are reduced to 2 million and a half by matters for direct negotiation. the end of 1935, and that the Home The complaint by Iraq was made market would gradually expand. under Article XI, paragraph two, of The year 1935 is destined to be a ithe League Covenant, which entitles decisive year. according to M. Pierre-Etienne Flandin. the French Premier, who told Reuter's correspondent in Paris that peace would dominate the British Train's Mark world, next year—Reuter. to be Attacked Chancellor Hitler's Greetings Rome, Dec. 29.
Berlin, Dec. 23.
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