Loadon, Mar. 17.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. L. W, Matters, Labour member for Kennington, asked whether the President of the Board of Trade proposed to take any action upon the report of the League of Nations on forced labour in order to restrict the volume of imports, from the Dutch East Indies, particularly as regarded those imports which were the product of compulsory or forced labour. required any such action to be taken—Reuter. that it appeared to be unnecessary for the United States to participate in the drafting of the Anglo-Franco-Italian naval agreement, 'This statement was made after' 'Mr. Stimson had had a long trans-'Atlantic telephone conversation with General Dawes, the United States Ambassador to' Great B: also in London—Reuter.
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