New York, June 27. gigantic "red" bombing plot to destroy leaders of the Republican Party has been unearthed by "G-men" and the city authorities of Philadelphia, where the Republican National Convention is now in session, according to the New York "Daily News."—Eight bombs, the newspaper states, were planted in the convention hall and at other strategic points. Nearly a dozen arrests have been made, it adds. Reuter. of Parliament here was required to enable the necessary action in regard to these subjects to be taken in India.
had been found that an earlier Act, providing for the calling up of Europeans for an examination of their fines and willingness to undertake various forms of national service, nullitary and civil, had not produced the requisite number of volunteers, and the ordinance—which the Governor-General proposed to introduce with the "approval of the House would enable him to call them up_compulsorily.
'This section of the bill before the House would also enable the Government of Burma to take a similar step, 'Summing up, Me. Amery said. the bill dealt with a" purely' technical point "involving, in certain emergent cies against which T think' we are bound to ensure, even though we may Jey jons on the power hope they may' never oceut, certain,
of the Governor-General of the Governor of Burma'
The bill passed through all its readings within 80 minutes' and was. sani tothe House of Lords Reuter No Conscription Yet London, June 27.
'The Government of India have fil newer to enforce compulsory service hether in elvit or military employ for Indian subjects of His Majesty it_same announcement of thet {o be made' in Todiar it is tourned intentions: ia"thie respect" i short however, of introducing eonpabor'
There is no intention at presen
itary service for Indiane-—Reuter
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