London, sept 2.6)
The Soviet Envoy Dovgalevsky arrived here to-day almost unnotiethe resolution of M. Politis (Greece) With most United States uni-Ca,, was in the witness box to-day, fed, Soon after his arrival he visited With ragaed to disarmament This The president of the British twas couched.in less specific terms versities opening during the present {for the defence in William LaVarre's the Foreign Office, branch is Lord Reading and the than that of Viscount Cecil, which week, educational authorities to-day G. $2,500,000 suit against his com-MIN. Dovgalevsky has issued a president of the German branch, was. withdrawn. The resolution estimated that there were on hand PeThe suit is based on allegations statement saying that he is glad {the ex-Chancellor, Herr" Cuno, Adopted laid stress on the need of approximately 2,000 Chinese stud-that the misunderstandings between gnutual concessions and urged _ex-'The Associ tion aims at promotents. of attempted interference by the Britain and Russia have been apparing Anglo-German friendship and pedition in the. work of the Pro-'One-fifth of these -re supported by company in editorial policies of the ently cleared up and that the Soviet closer understanding between the paratory Commission.. two peoples. Representative com-{the government including a new con-Hall-LaVarre newspapers, failure point of view is perfectly clear to tingent of 50 from Tsinghua, to live up to an agreement with "Viscount Cecil of Chelwood mittees, which have veen establish Britain. As this is the apse, he is The largest representation is at the partners in connection with a (Britain) withdrew his disarmament convinced that his conversations ed in both countries, include mem-East Columbia, which-has 70 Joan of $870,000, and attempted with the British Foreign Secretary, resolution at the Assembly of the bers of all political parties—Reuter, League of Nations.
Inese, of whom only a dozen are un-conspiracy in association. with Ha-Mr. Axthur Henderson, will be eon Berlin, Sept. 24. der graduates. Authorities say that told Hall to oust LaVarre from cluded successfully and promptly, He stated that three points in As both groups comprise repre-they are depending increasingly control of the papers. as they entirely concern the form= 2 were still open and before the sentative people of all political upon Chinese institutions to handle Mr. Graustein testified that the ies in the procedure of the Preparatory Disarmament Commis-creeds and shades, it sion and moreover the door was Ail open for further consideration that il be ab! ithe undergraduate work, sending the International Paper & Power Ca, negotiations which are to take place students on to America for the post-decided to finance various news-after the restoration of normal to wield considerable influence and graduate work which can better be paper purchases throughout the diplomatic relations between Britain the fourth and most important, will accomplish really useful work United States because his company fend Russia, oint, namely, the limitation "and reduction of war material. He rein the cause of a real and lasting It is also noticeable that there is had lost G $4,700,000 in 1928 when A communique issued this after Peace. fan jinerease in the number of tone big customer failed to buy. noon states that the conversation served the right to press this latter Among the names on the British fen all occasions with the utmost [students taking engineering courses, newsprint. between Mr, Arthur Henderson and vigour, In the meantime he accept-side there are people like Majo: This is attributed to China's in-By such financing of newspapers, M. Dovgalevsky lasted two hours., the resolution of M. Politis General Sir Robert Hutchinson who dustrial programme, he said, the company created an They considered the procedure to (Greece) which. was couched in less at one time was Brigadier of the Indicative of the apt.tule of Chi-outlet for its product, be adopted subsequent to the nego-specific terms, laid stress on the British Rhine Army at Cologne, nese in the engineering profession Ar. Graustein Inter withdrew his tiations between the two countries, need of mutual concessions and Earl "Jellicoe, who during the is the fact that W. Y. Wo of statement of losses when the court A. Dovgalevsky, in an intervic targed expedition in the work of the Great War was in command of the Columbia, for many years engaged gave him the alternatives of being with a representative of Reuter' Preparatory Commission—Reuter, Grand Fleet and occupied later the the Edison interests, is at pres-specific in all details or of with: Agency, expressed the hope that positions of First Sea Lord and Jent in Washington observing radio fen agreement would be reached in Ganeva, Sept., 20, Chief of Naval Staff and, at the Jestablishments preparatory to a The present case is watched with the course of the next few days.—close of the Great War, Admiral special interest because of the Reuter, The Hon. Raoul Dandurand, return to China to enter the service of the Fleet, (Canada) and Major-Geneval the! lof the National Government, notoriety which followed discovery Further there is anion the Hon. Sir Granville de Laurie Ryrie There is also the case of N.Y.
Jof the newsprint company's venture British—members - the Chan-in newspaper financing, and conse-
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