CLOSING SCENES
ALL HOPES GONE
OF QUICK PANACEAS.
United Press Association—By Electric
Telegraph—Copyright)
(Received this day at 10.15 a.m.) LONDON, July 27,
The .World Economic Conference which was opened mid such high, world-wfde hopes by His Majesty, nearly seven weeks rgo, reached the final plenary to-day. The Conference closes with all hopes of quick international panaceas completely dissipated. Nevertheless the outstanding note of the final session wa 6 a forward look for a continuation lof the efforts in the future when conditions are more favourable.
Once again the large conference hall was brought into use with a ll the paraphenadia of press ph'otograhei's, and cinematographers, Arclig-s were focussed on the rostrum, but there wore many empty places.
(Mr -Ramsay MacDonald presided, and announced that he had received such a long list of prospective speakers, that lie thought the only chance of concluding at a reasonable .hour in the afternoon -would be to only have speeches of the presidents of the two main commissions translated,
The (Conference accepted the proposal which reduced interest .in the later 'orations,
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