MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.
Tho International Students' Congress «t Warsaw has concluded. It was resolved, inter rdin, to hold students' Olympic Games periodically. Tho first is to bo hold at Rome in 192,0. All Malasi, a Soudan Government official, and ono of tho leaders ot the abortive attempt by Egyptian labour battalions to raid Port Soudan barracua in August, has oecn sentenced to six years' imprisonment. Several associates wove' sentenced to various terms in gaol. Five cadets were scnteneed to five years' and two cithers to two years' imprisonment at Khartoum in connexion with the recent troubles,
At tho annu?.l Conservative conference in Britain, on tho motion of Professor Howins, a resolution v.-as carried protesting jigainst the Socialists.' anil Liberals' treatniont of Dominion Preference.
The resolution of the committee as to locating the International Institute* of Intellectual Co-operation near Paris was adopted unanimously by tho Assembly of tho League of Nations.
Zaßhlul Pasha has arrived in London to interview Mr MaoDonakl. Hundred* of Egyptian students, carrying green flags and green and white streamers, welcomed the Egyptian Premier.
Tho Australian House of Representatives had on all-night sitting on Tuesday discussing the Dairy Produce Export Bill, which the Government forced through by tho closure, amid continuous disorder and protest.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18187, 25 September 1924, Page 9
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