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AXG 1.0-AM ER K AN I’R lENDSIII P WASHINGTON, April 23
Sir Auckland Geddes, in a speech, s;.iil t'at the international problems, were once as black as thunder, hut the clouds had now disappeared. The outlook for the world’s peace was clearer. With the oil, naval, shipbuilding and Irish problems ouL ol the way, iiobning remained to affect the good relations between the British Empire and the United States. POISON GAS.
WASHINGTON, April 25
Mr Weeks continued—While Washington is ready to ban the use oi poison gas in future wars, the uses of chemical establishments and the ease with which they are transformable For the production of destructive gasses was so wellknown, I think it would be fatal to abandon experiments and the investigations of the American army, along this line.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1922, Page 3
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