GENERAL CABLES
JAPAN. AND 1 LABOUR TREATIES. (United Press Association— By Electric Telefraph—Copyright). (Received this day at 11.20 a.m.) TOKYO, December 20. The Privy Council has decided, in view of the present conditions, that it is impossible to ratify treaties of tjhe fifteenth and sixteenth . international labour -conferences, limiting the hours, and protection of labourers.
LOADED TRUCKS LEAVE RAILS
ADELAIDE. December 20
A further derailment occurred at the Stur,fc station to-day. Fourteen loaded trucks left, the track, eight being telescoped/ and considerable damage was done- to the- remaining rolling stock. Nobody was injured.
NEWFOUNDLAND COMMISSION-
LONDON, December 19
The Government ds having great difficulty in finding three super-men for the commission to bring order out of chaos in 1 the 'bankruptcy of Newfoundland. Mr Malcolm “ MacDonald told the House of Commons that he was searching every conceivable list, including the Dominion, Colonial and ■lndian services, but thus far without ■result, and persons outside service are 'being considered, and he invited members to Submat''names of suitable can- , didates.
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