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Evening Star, Issue 17731, 4 August 1921, Page 10

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T LONDON, Acgost 3. Sir Eric Gcddcs, who is resigning his portfolio' shortly, ihas undertaken to devote tho whole of hh time for the remainder of the year to 'the work of a Select Committte on economy. The Federation of Shipbuilding Employers meeting at Jcidinbuigh cousiderod the failure to end the ship joiners’ strike. They regard the position as most serious, in view of the orders which are going abroad and tne absrnio ol orders in the home yards. meeting decided that it could not make the joiners a new offer. —A. and N.Z. Cable. Tho Russian Trade’Delegation in London has taken a now six-story building in the city, containing 400 rooms, where a special Russian bank will bo established. The All-Russia Co-operative Society will shortly hold a London exhibition of Russian products. , ... . . ■ f Bowling analysis Lancashire’s first innings : M Donald, m o ht wicke s xcu 33 rune: Macartney, two tor 32; Armstrong, none for 10. HAVANA, August 3. Tho President’s Secretary to announced that the eata of 1,000,000 tons of to tho Gorman Govern mcut is likely to bo effected, WASHINGTON, August 3. The State Department has announced officially that it las .proposed Novcrnbur 11 for the opening of tho Disarmament Conference, hut an agreement has not been reached . A telegram from Pittaburu states tlhat raan prevented the Australian and British tennis teams from practising during the last two days. NEW YORK, August 3. Ingcrsley and Henricksen (Denmark’s Davis Cup representatives) have arrived. —A. and N.Z. Cable,