The Archive · 1932

Wheat Bill in Commons

London, Mar. 1.

Intended we encourage the Gxtenston shed on February 24, te eat Government's Wheat Bil, Gilmore, Minister for Ag riculture, moving the second reading of the said Sir John, that there would be tion, Dr, Salter' moved an amend ment uring "a comprehensive pro-been spot news for five days now, has. the "New York American" to-day] has just received a notice saying hat his baby son will be: returned him within 48 hours providing the ransom instructions are obeyed.

Ransom some days ago was placed '$50,000 which Col, Lindbergh agreed to pay without question.

Tt is believed that this action on! the part of the kidnappers. is due} 19 the fact that the Lindberghs, who are becoming desperate after five days' abortive search with the sid of the police, had nally decided employ the racketeers, Saley Spitale Sand Trying Bitz to act a8 go-be-incans in the case.

Col. Lindbergh is now stated to-be direct touch with the kidnappers.

In order to give the broadest representation on the inner Council of ject of it was to prov wheat the League Assembly, it was decked to appoint eight vice-presidents, who were elected as follow: M. Boncour, AL. Motto, M. Ramel (Sweden), Siz John Simon, Signor Grandi, Sener addition bear the whole cost of the Ortega (Mexico), Dr. Bruening, M.

Sepahbodi (Persia.

'M. Hymans contrasted the first a guarantee, without an ex-Assembly, over which he presided in quarter of 504 Ibs 8, for home-grown wheat to be paid to' registered League. forevers on a basis of their certified "He dwelt upon the heavy respon: sales, and be secured by "'eMiciency bility "resting upon the present payment" which represents thy dif-but the cessation of hoserence between the average market ies, he said, would enable their price.and the standard price of 45 Geliterations '0 be conducted in shillings. "A. contingent. obligation peaceful atmosphere and engender-is imposed upon millers to purchase fed the hope that the Atsembly would home-grown millable wheat not sold be aula once and for all to settle the fat the close of any cereal year.—protracted dispute-—Reuter.

Reuter,

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