statement in this' morning's papers that H.M. Government. was secretly recruiting ex-amicers to rein [fore "tie Saar' police during the plebiscite, caused Mr. Ramsay" Mac document is awaited with intense Insistence on Convention of the 1935 Conference Donald, the Prime Minister, a busy imlerest in Britain and India, and hour in the House of Comions to: Regardless of Outcome of London Talks indeed throughout the Empire, directly nor day.
Tu order to ensure its careful indirectly is there any secret agree-'The Prime Minister during this study by the largest possible number ment which involves this country—period wag eagerly questioned on the London, Nov. 17. of people, it will be issued in Indi repeat directly or indireetly—in TPPBE main proposal contained in the compromise plan made last week subject by members of all parties, Jand Britain, where it will be pub-any commitment on the continent of In reply, Mr. MacDonald said. the by the British naval delegates to the bilateral naval conversations lished simultaneously at an excep position was that, acting under the has been rejected by the Japanese Government, which, in its reply, tionally low price.
They were faced, he continued, resolution adopted by the Council received to-day, expressed appreciation of the British efforts but The Joint Select Committee consists Felterates ts demand that naval parity with Great Britain and the of members of both Houses of Parlia-[were abroad and over Europe which with many difficulties, and elements of the League of Nations on June 4, the Secretary-General of the Lea-United States should be granted—Reuter, ment chosen by their fellows with created a war spirit, namely, sus-gue the task of revising the draft conpicion, il-will and mistrust, but he September 3 to facilitate the task of stitutional scheme submitted to it by saw no justification for the war talk the Saar Governing Commission in reach agreements in conjunction with {the Government, All parties are re~ now prevalent recruiting additional personnel out. London, Nov. 1 political discussions similar te the Dealing with the question of the 'A new development in the naval Presented on it, and the majority of side the Saar for its police force Washington conference. Navy and trafic in arms, Mr. Thomas said he during the plebiscite. situation is highly Mkely if Japan embers have long made a special State Department officials" were, appreciated the anxiety felt on the A number of applications received carries out her intention to denounce [study of the problem placed before meanwhile, awaiting further develop the Washington Treaty, according to) them. ° They include three ex= subject. Britain, however, was the from ex-officers were forwarded to ments in the Naval Conference in {only country which had 'a licensing the Commission after a preliminary well-unformed circles here to-day.
Viceroys, three former Secretaries of London—United Press, system for the export of armaments inquiry on certain particular points, 'Should Japan end the treaty, it is 'State for India, three former Under-by means of which effective (overnsuch a9 previous police experience understood that Britain and the, Little Hope Held out Secretaries of State' for India, two ip¥, tneas of which and ability to speak German and United States will continue the ex-Governors of Indian Provinces, to his knowledge millions of pounds mee etaee aellinen effective Washington, Nov. 18. four members" who Present naval talks on a bilateral visited India French, the intention being to dimi Little hope is entertained here for worth of orders in the last" three basis in order to prepare the ground with the Simon Commission, six nate useless application the success of the naval conversations years had in consequence of this!
Mr. MacDonald declared that the for a new treaty involving multilaterembers. of the visiting committee jin London, seeing that the American system been refused. allegation that the Foreign Office or al_agreements. appointed by the Round Table Con-[delegation to the parleys preliminary On the other hand, he declared, the War OMfice was secretly recruit: The British and American dele ference, and other Parliamentarians the Naval Conference of 1935. other nations had made profits being men was absolutely untrue, gations have already discussed the cause they did not subscribe to con-[resolved not to cede an inch in the who ive given long. public service position and, if the tripartite talks to India. ditions to which Britain subscribed.
Appeal to Saar Public question of naval parity claimed by fall, the suggestions of these two "We have refused and shall continue
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