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DISARM AMENT. A CONFERENCE NEXT YEAR. ~ > [United Press Association.—By Electrlo Telegraph.—Copyright.] LONDON, Sept. 21. The “Daily Herald’s” Geneva correspondent Bays: The British, French and German delegations have reached a tacit agreement to convene the League’s General Disarmament- Conference in November of 1931. INDIAN AGITATION. ' ■ .1; "dELHI, iSept. 22. Four of the Conds were killed, while fifty were injured at Bordeshi, a village 'in the Betul District, in the Central Provinces. These casualties are the result of a clash with the police, when several hundred of the Gonds attempted to rescue those who were arrested. The Gonds are a most primitive tribe. RUSSIAN DEALS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.
A message from Chicago states:— The Russian wheat operations in Chicago will now be undertaken by the Business Conduct Committee of the Board of Trade.
ROYALTY AND STAFF
RUGBY, September 22
On Thursday night the Queen danced with some of her servants at the annual Gillies’ Ball at Balmoral Castle. All the indoor staff of Balmoral as well as the game keepers and gillies of the estate and their wives and daughters attended, and in addition the King and Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Gloucester and Prince George took part. The Prince of Wales had travelled over 500 miles to be present. On Wednesday he flew from Le Tourquet to Lopdonj there catching the night train north. ,
WOOL RESEARCH
LONDON, September 22,
Dr Marsden and Mr Sidney represent New Zealand at the wool research conference which has opened at the Imperial Institute. : Mr J. H. Thomas in his inaugural address said that nothing disturbs one more than hearing folks talk as if the country were down and out. We are having a rough passage just now, but so is every country in the , world He was confident that the old spirit of grit and determination would pull us through as it had done in the •past. The conference will continue at Leeds and Bradford on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and at Edinburgh on Friday.
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