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Policy of Non-Interference on Britain's Part London, Jan. 30, from Bicaner states that the Viceroy of India, Lord! Irwin, delivered an important speech at a banquet there," Ho said. his Government desired to follow al policy of non-interference in the {internal life of the states. The reations of the states with British India were assuming a new aspect under present political developments, This was a matter of great moment to all and His Excellency hoped he would receive the collaboration and advice of the Andrew W, Mellon hes issued antidumping orders against the import of German pig iron.—Reuter.
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