Paris, Dec. 28.
The fourth international confer. ence for the unification of the penal law of all countries opened yester-'M. Leon Berard, The British Industries Fair next February promises to be the most successful ever held. Indications are that a record number of buyers are coming from all over the world that last. year's attendance, of Halon to the best industries 7,000 will be largely exceeded:
London section at Olympia, where exhibits of British goods in greatest variety will occupy some. 00,000 square feet of space, an important feature this year will be al, Carton de Wart, Belgian where the original allocation space has had to be increased hhe'soueht to show the necessity for address in which jin the last few weeks to meet demands from all sections of} realising the unification of inter-textile industries. Mans national law and pointed out that [travel concessions to the "League of Nations has. been tending the Fair have already. been anxious to effect a ce-ordination of announced. The Foreign Office will International penal. code grant free visas valid for three The present conference will deal months. English railways are issu-Jyith the "suppression of piracy, ing special return tickets at a fare layery, trafficking iz women ai ud] a third from continental—ports dren and terrorism. Sixteen and among foreign systems offering states are participating. After special terms to buyers on their way] addresses by various delegates, the committees of the conference 07 ial "subjects will begin th to the fair are the German State railways, the Turkish railway and Swedish and Finnish shipping com-vas,
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