London. Mar. 20.
Members of Parliament who were recently irritated by a notice in railway carriages of otherwise crowded trains, which read "Not for Public Use." ventilated their sense of grievance in the House of Commons yesterday Their resentment, however. was soon dissolved into roars of laughter following an explanation by. the Minister of Transport, Lieut-Col J. Moore-Brabazon. Being to state what the special reasons for these reservations were, the Minister said: "The list is a rather one. Tt includes infectious diseases and corpses." The House tittered.
The Minister continued: "It also includes lünatics and high service officials", The House laughed.
The Minister concluded: "And finally, it includes convicts and The speaker went on to discuss Cabinet Ministers". The House roared, the peoples of flits land, describing and continued in open hilarity when their religion and customs, besides Labour members asked how the rail-their "background. "There are three way Officials had managed to dismain groups of pure races, the Mots, tinguish between all these categories. the Cham and the Kiu, The mixed—Reuter.
Populdtions of Indo-China are divid-into, tour groupe, te Carsbodians the Annamese, the Thai Second Hearing of Kawai comprising nearly the total population, The Case in Tokyo Court dians are strongly impregnated with Tokyo. Mar. 20. the civilization, religion and litera-The second hearing of Dr. Eijiro ture of India,' But in everything Kawai, former professor of economics Connected wit "rade and industry sre aes to the Chinese and their of the Tokyo Imperial University and author of "Critique on Fascism," SE: Hudspeth cOncluded by stating Mr. Toshisada Suzuki. director of E" Nippon Hyoronsha Publishing Com+ that it would be difücult to overpany, continued this morning in estimate the material benefits Indo-camera. The presiding judge was Chink has received from the French Dr. Kintake Kanaka. The procurator Free hospitals. schools and colleges asked for a secret trial in view of have been established. Excellent the fear that the proceedings might railways and roads make transporta~ be "harmful to public peace."—Domei. tion in the country an easy matter.
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