London, Oct. 27.
"The policy we intend to pursue of the Nine-Power Conference is such a polley as may ead, if it can, to the termination of the Sino-Japanese conflict on a basis that the moral opinion of the world would accept," said Lord halifax in the House of Lords yesterday, replying during the debate on the Address.
"tt would be a basis which would The outlook for trade and industry, said His Majesty, remained favourable and there is every Indication tat the progress made last year will pa be maintained.
Coming legislation, he said, will include bills to provide for the unlfication of cent royalties under national control, the prevention of frauds in shave dealings and better provisions for preventing abuses of the relating to clubs, Hig Majesty added that a comprehensive publicity campaign was being undertaken to ensure the fullest us? fof the public health services and to] encourage their expansion.—Reuter.
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