WEEK-END MEETINGS
BUSY DAYS AHEAD
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(Beceived 13th August, 2 p.m.) OTTAWA, 12th August.
Conference business is proceeding with such intensity and earnestness that many Ministers have cancelled their week-end trips, and are determined to get things done. The AngloCanadian and tho Anglo-South African delegations have met, and the Canadian delegation has discussed possible bilateral arrangements with Australia, Kew Zealand, South Africa, the Free State, India, Newfoundland, and Ehodesiaw The spokesman said that things were going rather well. - •»
British officials have been deliberating with Australian aud'New Zealand officials, and the British delegation has further negotiated with the Australian delegation.
It is announced that the first public speech by any delegate to Ottawa will be made by Mr.' Baldwin on Monday, when he will address the Canadian Club.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 38, 13 August 1932, Page 10
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