LATE CABLES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12738, 6 September 1919, Page 1

LATE CABLES.

' ,u----"WISfNUECr, September 'S; • -;i ts: ‘Tae Lanom leaders invited the - Prince of Wales to attend a Labour I ? demonstration to demand bail for fomentors of the recent general strike/-- ■■ Tnese men have been imprisoned, and ’ are awaiting trial. The Prince is”? j| shooting and fishing in ioi-'r, ' tario. •=, NEW YOKE, September S. '■ At St Louise, Ontario, President r Wilson said that the best protection i v-a against Japan cherishing designs P;'!' against China was the inclusion! ol Japan in the League of Nations.? When drafting Article 11, providing,/*,' lor the right of nations to call attention -o any matter threatening - the-iP*!S Peace Conference he kept in view; such questions as Shantung. 1 For- his~ •" own part he did not believe there'wm'-’-vVi the sugntest doubt tnat Japan would i ; i! fuiiii to the letter every undertaking; --^ At if ortand, Oregon, a Congressional:,. Committee, which is investigatmg Jhef v,T; ! American airplane failure cn ihe war— - l ! from, learnt u\ua evidence tajien where airplane spruce was producer), that not ;: Aj a dgutiug aifp.aue oi aimnicaa ’ maiUiiaci.Uj.a jiad leavMed the • ii/int/ I hj wane oostrvauon can manufacture army as " ■- >1 1 Mr‘~|jg; ' !;i|i /,~z ! ' : •■. -: ■■ ■ • *•" :-h :,-*A-fcwVA * t 7?J : - / :V ■