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‘ LONDON, July U. The Geneva correspondcr.i of the ‘Sunday Observer’ says that. Dr Spahlinger, the inventor of the anti-tnboreulosis scrum, requires two year/ for its manufacture. The Paris Academy of Science, having declared the discovery to be of the highest scientific importance, is now inundated with world-wide applications. Dr Spahlinger aims to prevent the promiscuon xuanufaciurs of ineffective scrum, and desires that its manufacture and A. tribution shall be solely conducted by Government laboratories under skill, ■ instructors. Three Governments have already signed contract's for the cm; tion of tlioir own laboratories. The British Government is also negotiating.A. and N.Z. Gable. PARIS, July 9. The ‘ Matin ’ cays that the French Government is extremely favorable to holding a Pacific popiereace, and, has plreadx gommanicited its .views jo Britain.—Rente rg
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Evening Star, Issue 17710, 11 July 1921, Page 8
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129LATE CABLES Evening Star, Issue 17710, 11 July 1921, Page 8
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