London, Nov. 13.
The sweeping steps which the Labour Party would take if' they ever returned to power were one Rounced by Mr. George Lansbury, Jeader of the Labour Opposition in the House of Commons, in a speech at Clayeross, in, Derbyshire, to-day.
'The Labour Party would' frst of a0) cancel the Ottawa Agreement, he said, Then it would dispense with the "National Government "and, economy measures introduced ally, nepeal_the Unemployment now being: passed by the House Marseilles, Nov. &—A huge quantity of opium was confiscated Here to-day aboard the steamer Vamatin upon her arrival from Eastern ports, The catch in said to be one of the largest of Kind ever made by the Marseilles police, who acted upon information Feceived from a drug-dealer who had had a violent quarrel with a mad ba tte" opium was consigned.
Pact for rman of ette and partly as a result of the vigor-sur na 8 paca far "ictmate "es See ie api Moscow, drastic cuts were ordered on Nov. 13 in the army of employees nis cho 200 have suddenly been dismissed. These people will be drafted into industry epee Daas mse The university undergraduates and the townspeople of Oxford accorded the Prince of Wales a cordial reception, when he visited the city on Nov. $ to open a new £40,000 extension of the Taylorian Institution, which is a monument to the lifework of the former. mill-hand Sir Joseph Wright, who rose to be scholar' of international repute. In'a speech the Prince laid. stress on the importance of a better know-edge of languages in view of the ever-growing intercourse between ations. and the keen competition in foreign trade.
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