CANADA, cont.

Liquor control, [288], [292]
Mining Congress, [290]; 46
Minorities, rights of, [284]

National Conservative Convention, [291]
Nova Scotia Second Chamber, [292]
Parliamentary, [284], [287]
Poultry Congress, [290]
Preferential tariff, [286]
Prince Edward Island, [288]
Royal visit, [290], [292]

Russian Trade Agreement, [169], [288]
Tariff Advisory Board, [285]
Taxation reductions, [285], [286], [288]
Telephone service with Great Britain,
[292]

Trade statistics, [286]

United States: Diplomatic appoint-
ments, [275], [285], [288]-[289]; co-
operation in mineral industry pro-
blems, [292]; Peace Bridge, [292]
Water resources, [286]-[267], [291]
CANADIAN Bar Association, [292]
CANTERBURY, Archbishop of, and Prayer
Book Measure, [122]-[123], [124]
CAPITAL levy, [96], [98]

CARMONA, General (Portugal), [218], [219],
[220]

CARNOY, M. (Belg.), [207]

CAROL, Prince (Rumania), [186], [187]
CARPENTER, Dr. Estlin, Óbit., 113
CARSON, Lord: Rumania, [121]; Prayer

Book measure, [123]; Unemployment
Insurance Bill, [126]

CARTHILL, Al., "The Garden of Adonis,"
13

CAVE, Viscount: House of Lords reform
scheme, [60], [63], [64], [65]
CAVENDISH-BENTINCK, Lord, [45]
CAVENDISH, Lady Frederick: Diary of, 16
CAWSTON, Sir John Westerman, Obit., 107
CECIL, Algernon, "British Foreign Secre-
taries," 15

CECIL Viscount: Preparatory Disarma-

ment Conference, [23], [26]-[27], [84]-
[85], [101]; Geneva Naval Conference,
[79], [84], [85], [117]-[118]; Resigna-
tion, [84], [85], [100], [105], [107];
reasons for, [117]-[118]; Indictment of
the Government, [84]-[85], [120];
League of Nations Union, address on
disarmament and security, [100]-[101],
[102]; Litvinoff proposal, [120]; Lord
Cushendun on, [106]

CÉZANNE, by Roger Fry, 20

CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon. Sir Austen,
cont.

Defence of his conduct of Foreign
Affairs, [69]

Disarmament, [78], [85], [93], [94],
[102]-[103]; reply to Labour censure,
[119]-[120]

Egypt, relations with, [53], [268]-[269]
Geneva Naval Conference, [81], [83],
[120]

Geneva: September meeting, [93]-[95]
Hungary, [189]

League of Nations: work for, [101], [104]
Litvinoff, interview with, [120], [171]
Paris: receives presentation of the
"Golden Book," [93]

Rhineland evacuation, [68], [86], [93]
Rumania, support of, [121], [189]
Russia, [17], [18], [19], [77]
Russian Trade Agreement, [49]-[51]
Tangier problem, [94]
Tirana Treaty, [40]

CHAMBERLAIN, Houston Stewart, Obit., 93
CHAMBERLAIN, Rt. Hon. N.: Rating
Reform, [13]; Board of Guardians (De-
fault) Act, [28]; Housing Problem, [66]
CHAMBERLAIN, Professor (U.S.A.), [275]
CHAMBERLIN, Clarence (Aviator), [145];
4, 6

CHAMBERS, Sir E. K., "King Arthur of
Britain," 17

CHANCELLOR, Sir John (Governor, S.
Rhodesia), [264]

CHANG TSO-lin, Marshal (China), [250],
[251]

CHANNEL Swim, 8, 9; prosecution, 77
CHANTREY collection, 53

CHAPLIN, Charlie (Cinema), 59
CHAPLIN, Sydney (Cinema), 59

CHARLTON, Mr. (Australian Labour leader),
[312]

CHARTERIS, Hon. Evan, "John Sargent,"
20

CHAUVEL, General Sir Harry, [313]
CHEN, Mr., [6], [10], [11], [12], [39]
CHEQUELETS, 78

CHESTER-LE-STREET (Durham) Guardians,
[28]

CHESTERTON, G. K., "Robert Louis
Stevenson," 18; illust. "Siccum," 23;
"Collected Poems," 22

CHIANG Kai-Shek, General (China), [40],
[248], [249]

CHILE, [295]

Administrative reform, [296]

Communists, campaign against, [296]
Ibañez, Colonel, government, [296]-[297]
Oil tax, [297]

Parliamentary government breakdown,
[295]
CHINA, [248]:

Chang Tso-lin, Marshal, [250], [251]
Chen Chien, General, [248], [250]
Chen-O'Malley agreement, [12], [248]
Chiang Kai-shek, General: suppresses
Communist risings, [40], [249];
organises a government at Nanking,
[40], [249]; moderate nationalist

K

CHINA, cont.

policy of, [248], [249]; campaign
against the North, [248], [249];
anti-Hankow policy, [249]; defence
of Hsuchow, [249]; retires into
private life, [249]

Communists suppressed, [40], [249]
Feng Yu-hsiang, Marshal, [249], [250]
Foreigners attacked, [30], [248]; evacu-
ation of, [249]

Hankow Government, [248]
Hankow riots, [4], [29], [40]

Ho Yin-ching, General, [248], [249]
Hsuchow, seige of, [249]
Kiukang riots, [248]

Kuomintang: disagreement amongst,
[40], [248]-[249]

Li Tsung-jen, General, [249]
Manchuria, [251]

Nanking incident, [29], [30], [40], [248]-
[249], [254]; Mr. Chen's offer,
[39]-[40]

Nationalist Government, [248]; atti-
tude to Powers, [248]; action against
Peking, [250]; surtax on imports,
[250], [255]

North: action against Chiang Kai-

shek, [249]; financial, [250], [251]
Pei Chung-hsi, General, [250]
Peking Government, [250]; surtax on
imports, [250]-[251]; Soviet Em-
bassy closed, [251]; and see North,
supra
Powers' policy of non-intervention,
[249], [251], [254]; British policy, [4],
[5], [10], [30], [40]; attitude of
Japan, [254],[255]; Canadian atti-
tude, [284]-[285]

Shanghai: British Expeditionary force
at, [10], [249]; Peking protest, [6]
Shansi adopts Kuomintang system,
[250]

South, [250]; financial, [251]; and see
Nationalists, supra.

Soviet support of extreme Nationalists,
[251]

Sun Chuan-fang, Marshal, [248], [249]
Tang Shen-chi, General, [249], [250]
Treaties: Chinese demand for revision,
[251]; Powers' attitude, [5], [251]
Yen Hsi-San, General, [250]
Yu Chen, General, [250]
CHIROL, Sir Valentine, “Fifty Years of a
Changing World," 17
CHRISTIE'S sales, 55

CHUBB, Sir George Hayter, 1

CHURCH Assembly: New Prayer Book
Measure, [122]; Legal, 78

CHURCHILL, RT. HON. WINSTON S.:
American Debt: reply to Secretary
Mellon, [41]

Betting tax, [67]

British industry, [91]

Budget, 65

Budget speech, [32]-[36]

Civil Servants and Trade Union Bill,

[56]
Corporations tax, [66], [69]

CHURCHILL, RT. HON. WINSTON, S.,
cont.

Finance Bill, [66], [67], [69]

Geneva Naval Conference breakdown,
[83]-[84], [117]

Gold Standard, [66]

Greek Debt settlement, [196], [197]
House of Lords reform, [61], [63]
National credit, [105]
Road Fund, [67]

Serb-Croat-Slovene War Debt, [85]
Super-tax amendments, [69]
"The World Crisis," by, 12, 25
Otherwise mentioned, [6], [10], [17],
[23], [117]
CINEMA retrospect, 58

CINEMATOGRAPH Films Bill (Act), [25]-
[26], [73], [107], [118], [126]; 58, 76
CIPARIK, J. (Hungary), [185]
CITRINE, Mr. [51], [92]; Trade Unions
Bill, [38]; Trade Union Congress, [87];
Russian Trade Unions, the breach
with, [87]-[88]

CIVIL SERVICE: estimates, [19], [32];
Staff increases, [24]

"CLASS war," [58]

CLAYTON, Sir Gilbert, [240]

CLUTTON-BROCK, A.,

Religion," 21

More Essays on

CLYNES, Mr. J. R.: Government policy
in China, [21]; House of Lords Reform,
[61]; Russian Trade Delegation: Arcos
raid, [48], [49]; Russian Trade Unions,
[88]; Trade Union Bill, [13], [42],
[54], [56] [57]

COAL Commission [98]

COAL industry, [2], [16], [75]; 73
Co-operative selling, [16]

Depression, [73], [75], [114]; labour
views on, [68]

Distress debate, [114]-[116]

Imports and exports, [1], [2], [20]
Owners: Government attitude, [68];
and depression, [75]

Stoppage: effects of, [15], [32], [95]
Subvention, [20]
Unemployment, [2]

COATES, Rt. Hon. J. G., New Zealand
Premier journey through Canada,
[284], and Imperial Conference, [313];
and Royal tour, [313]; Singapore Base
and naval defence, [314]; Licensing
Bill, [317]; message to the Empire,
[318]

COBHAM, Sir Alan (Cinema), 59
COCHRAN, Charles B. (Music), 60-61
COGHLAN, Sir Charles P. J. (S. Rhodesia),
[265]; Obit., 124

COLD weather, 11

COLEBATCH, Sir Hal (Australia), [307]
COLERIDGE, Lord, Obit., 125
COLI, M. (Aviator), [144]

COLLIER, Constance (Drama), 57

COLLIER, Mr. (Premier, Western Aus-
tralia), [311]

COLLINS, Mr. (Natal), [262]

COLLINS, Sewell, "Anne-One Hundred,”

57

COLONIAL Conference, [52]

COLONIAL Office: estimates, [70]
COLVIN, Ian (Music), 61

COLVIN, Sir Sidney, Obit., 110
COLWYN Committee, [96]
COMMERCIAL failures, 65
COMMODITY prices, 63-64
COMMUNIST Schools, [25]

COMMUNISTS at Labour Party Confer-
ence, [98]

COMPANIES Law Amendment, 75
COMPTON, Professor A. (Nobel Prize), 10
CONGREVE, Gen. Sir Walter, V.C., Obit., 100
CONRAD, Joseph, 18

CONSERVATIVE and Unionist Associa-
tions: National Council meeting, [61]-
[62]

CONSERVATIVE Party Conference, [99],
[100]

CONSERVATIVES: and Russia, [17], [18];
and disarmament, [104]; and Franchise
Bill, [36], [99]; safeguarding, [100]
CONSOLIDATED Fund Bill, [27]
CONSOLIDATED Services: estimates, [34]
CONTEMPORARY Music Centre, 61
Cook, Mr. A. J., [3], [39], [77], [90], [127]
COOLIDGE, President: Geneva Naval Con-
ference, [23], [255], [272]; Washington
Convention, Limitation of Armaments,
[79], [81], [82], [84]; United States and
Turkey, [192]; Presidency: attitude to
third term of office, [270], [271]; War
Debts, [274]; Latin American states:
relations with, [276]-[277]; Nicaraguan
question, [276], [297], [303]; Mexico,
affairs of, [297], [298], [302]; On popu-
lar familiarity with Scriptures in U.S.A.,
[282]; Otherwise mentioned, [280]
COOPER, Gladys (Drama), 56
CO-OPERATIVE Movement, and the Labour
Party, [59]-[60]

COPPARD, A. E., "Pelagea and other
Poems," 23

COPYRIGHT: Broadcasting, 78
CORNWALLIS, Baron, 1
COSGRAVE, Mr. [137], [139]

COSTA, Dr. Afonso (Portugal), [219]
COTSWOLD Galleries, 54
COTTON, Julian, Obit., 114

COTTON Spinning industry, [1], [91]
COULTON, G. G., "Five Centuries of
Religion: The Friars, etc.," 14, 27
COVENT Garden (Opera), 60

COWAN, Mr. Thomas, gifts to Edinburgh
University, 2, 6

COWARD, Noel: "The Marquise,'
Chat," "Sirocco," 56

"Home

COWDRAY, Lord, gift, 3; Obit., 108
CRAIG, Sir James, 1

CRAIGAVON, Lord, [134]; 1

CRAIK, Sir Henry, Obit., 103

CRAMP, Mr. C. T., [88], [99]
CRANAGE, Rev. Dr. D. H. S., 10

CRANE, Robert Newton, K.C., Obit., 109
CREDIT and currency systems: Mr.
McKenna's suggestion, [66]
"CRIME" (Drama), 57

CRISTEA, Mgr. Miron (Rumania), [187]

CROSSLEY, Arthur W., F.R.S., Obit., 102
CROWN Proceedings Committee, 75
CRUZ, General (Mexico), [300]
CSERNOCH, Prince Archbishop (Hungary),
[183]
CUNLIFFE-LISTER, Sir Philip, [37]; Coal,
Co-operative selling, [16]; Economic
Conference, [71]; Films Bill, [25]-[26],
[118]; Mining distress, [115], [116];
Safeguarding duties, [37]-[38], [70];
Trade returns, [125]; Trade situation,
[72]
CUNNINGHAM, G. H.,

"Dictionary of

London," 14
CURRENCY Notes, 69
CURTIUS, Herr (Ger.), [155] ·
CURZON, Frank, 6; Obit., 115
CUSHENDUN, Lord, [105]; 10; on Dis-
armament policy, [117]; at Geneva
(November), [120]; Prayer Book
measure, [123]. See also under

McNeill.

CUST, R. H. H.," Benvenuto Cellini," 21, 31
CUSTOMS and Excise duties, [32], [33],
[34]

CZECHOSLOVAKIA, [177]
Administrative reform, [178]
Budget, [179]

Cabinet under Svehla, [177]
Commercial agreements, [180]
Economic, [178], [180]
Foreign policy, [180]
Legislation, [178]
Military Bills, [178]

Municipal elections, [180]-[181]
Political parties, [177], [178], [181]
President Masaryk re-elected, [179]
Russia, relations with, [180]
State Debt, [179]

Suffrage, the, and the military, [178]
Taxation reform, [178]

Trade policy, [180]

Unemployment, [180]

Vatican, relations with, [180]
Yugoslavia, relations with, [180]

DA CAMARA, Filomeno (Portugal), [220]
DA COSTA, Gomes, General (Portugal),
[220]

Daily Mail, [46], [99]

Daily Telegraph: new proprietorship, 11
DALADIER, M. (Fr.), [147]

DALZIEL, Lord, 6

DANA, William Parsons W., Obit., 105
DANDURAND, Senator Raoul (Canada),
[290]

DANIELS, H. G.: "The Rise of the Ger-
man Republic," 14
DANZIG, [132], [133]
DARESBURY, Baron, 6

DA SILVA, Sr. Antonio Maria (Portugal),
[218]

DAUDET, M. Léon (Fr.), [145]-[146]
DAUDET, M. Philippe (Fr.), [145]
DAVEY, Rev. J. G., [135]-[136]
DAVIES, Rev. Gerald S., Obit., 98
DAVIES, Sir Walford (Music), 61
DAWBER, E. Guy, A.R.A., 4

DAWES' plan [158], [160]; 63

DAWES, Vice-President Charles G., [271],
[273]

DEANE, Hamilton, "Dracula," 58
DEARDEN, Dr. Harold, "Interference,"
57

DE BEAUMARCHAIS, M. (Fr. Ambassador),
[154]

DE BROCQUEVILLE, M. (Belg.), [206]

DE CAMPOS, Señor Carlos (Brazil), [295]
DE CORDES, General Sinel (Portugal),
[220]

DE FLERS, Robert, Obit., 120
DELAFIELD, Miss E. M., "The Way
Things Are," 24

DE LA MARE, Walter, "Stuff and Non-
sense," 23

DELEDDA, Grazia (Nobel Prize), 10
DELEST, M. (Fr.), [145]

DELHI, New Council House opened, 2
DE LOO, M. Hulin (Art), 52

DE MARKIEVICZ, Countess (Constance),
Obit., 117

DE MILLE, Cecil (Cinema), 59
DENMARK, [220]

Agricultural Credit Bank, [223]

Belgium, Arbitration Treaty with, [223]
Cabinet, [220]-[221]

Disarmament Bill, [221]-[222]

Economy Policy, [221]

Electoral Reform, [222]

Foreign politics, [222]

Free Trade, adherence to [221]
Germany, relations with, [222], [223]
Land Defence Movement, [223]
League of Nations, [222]
Madsen-Mygdal Cabinet, [220] [221]
National Defence problem, [222]
Slesvig Loan Fund, [223]
South Jutland, [223]

Spain, commercial treaty with [222]
Trade agreements, [222]
Treaties, [222]-[223]
Unemployment, [221]

DE OCA, Señor Montes (Mexico), [300]
DEPARTMENT of Mines, [34]

DERBY, Bishop of, 8

DERBY winner, 6

DE RIVERA, General Primo, [94]

DE SELINCOURT

Poetry), 19

Prof. B. (Blake's

DE SELVES, M. (Fr.), [141]

DE SOLA PINTO, Prof. V., "Sir Charles
Sedley," 19

DESSEWFFY, Count A. (Hungary), [181]
DETHBRIDGE, Chief Justice (Australia),
[309]

DE VALERA, Mr., [134], [137], [138], [139],
[140]

DE VILLIERS, Judge (S. Africa), [264]
DEVLIN, Mr. Joseph, [134]

DIAZ, President (Nicaragua), [276], [303],
[304]

DICKSEE, Sir Frank, P.R.A., 52
"DICTIONARY of National Biography,"
14, 28

DILLON, John, Obit., 121

DINES, William H., F.R.S., Obit., 138

DIOMEDES, M. (Gr.), [197]

DINGHOFER, Dr. Franz, [164], [167]
DISARMAMENT, [77], [78], [100]-[101],

[114], [120], [126]-[127]; Labour
motions, [21], [23], [119]; Government
attitude, [107], [116]-[117]; and see
under names of Countries and League
of Nations

DISEASE, microbiology and, 43

DISRAELI: biographical, 15, 29; novels
of, 15

DISTRIBUTIVE Workers Union, [7]
DODGSON, Mr. Campbell (Art), 52
DOHENEY, Mr. (U.S.A.), [280]
DOLGORUKI, Prince, (Russia), [173]
DONKIN, Sir Horatio Bryan, Obit., 119
DONNELLY, Mr. E., [134]

DONOHOE, Martin Henry, Obit., 95
DORIOT, M. (Fr.) [145]

DOUGLAS, Mr. J. C. (Canada), [284]

DOUMERGUE, President: visit to England,
[52], [145]; 5

DOVER: Suffragan Bishopric, 8

DOVGALEVSKI, M. (Russia), [170]

DRAMA of the Year: retrospect, 55;
literature, 23

DRUSE revolt, [239], [241]
DUBLIN: Trinity College, 9
DUCA, M. (Rumania), [186]
DUFF, Mr. W. (Canada), [284]
DUFFY, Mr. M. B. (Australia), [307]
DU MAURIER, Gerald (Drama), 57
DUNCAN, Sir Andrew (Canada), [284]; 2
DUNCAN Jones, A. S., "Archbishop Laud,"

21

DUVEEN, Sir Joseph, 55

DYER, Mr. C. E., K.C., 78

DYER, Brig.-Gen. R. E. H., Obit., 118

EARTHQUAKES, [256]; 2, 3, 7
EASTMAN, George: gift, 4
ECONOMY policy, [34], [71], [107]
EDGE, Sir William, [65]

EDGERTON, John E. (U.S.A.), [271]
EDINBURGH University: gifts to, 2, 6

EDUCATION Associations, World Federa-
tion of Conference, [292]

EDUCATION, Board of: and economy,
[27]; estimates, [72]-[78]

EDWARDES, Stephen Meredyth, C.V.O.,
Obit., 92

EGERTON, Hugh Edward, Obit., 112
EGYPT, [267]

Adly Cabinet resigns, [268]
British officials' appointments, [270]
Capitulations, the, [269]
Four Points, the, [269]

Great Britain, relations with, [53], [268]-
[269], [270]

King Fuad visits London, [53], [269]
Mixed Courts, constitution of, [269],
[270]

Sarwat Cabinet, [268]

Sawat Pasha in England, [269]-[270]
Sirdarship question, [53], [268]-[269]
Sudan Defence Force, [268], [269]
Sudan, slavery in, [270]

EGYPT, cont.

Wafd, the, [268], [269]

Zaghloul Pasha, [269]; death of, [267]-
[268]; Obit., 123

EIGHT Hours Act, [10], [75], [76], [89],
[114]

EINTHOVEN, Prof. Willem, Obit., 128

EL ATRASH, Sultan Pasha (Arabia), [239],
[241]
ELECTORAL reform [28]; Proportional
representation, [28]; Second Ballot, [28]
ELECTRICAL Engineering, [283]
ELGUERO, Señor Jose (Mexico), [302]
EMIGRATION: and the Dominions, [26],
[291], [312]; and unemployment, [26]
EMPIRE Marketing: estimates, [20]
EMPIRE Theatre, 2

"ENGLISH Men of Letters," 19
ERASMUS: "Life, Character, and Influ-
ence of Desiderius Erasmus," 21

ERNLE, Lord, "The Light Reading of
Our Ancestors," 18

ERROLL, Maj.-Gen. Lord, K.T., Obit., 116
ERSKINE, John, "Galahad," 24
ESHER, Viscount, "Cloud-capp'd Towers,"
16

ESTELLA, Marquis of (Sp.), [216], [218]
ESTONIA, [173]

Cabinet changes, [174]
Latvia, relations with, [173]
League of Nations, and, [133], [174]
Soviet Russia, relations with, [174]
EVANS, Edith (Drama), 57
EVOLUTION, Heredity and, 38

EXPLORATION of the Upper Air: Inter-

national Commission, 46
EXPORT Trade, [1], [72]; 62

FACTORY Inspection Bill, [3], [9]
FAGAN, J. B., "The Greater Love," 56
FALL, Secretary A. B. (U.S.A.), [280]
FARADAY Society, 50

FARMERS and protection, [74]
FARQUHAR'S "The Beaux Stratagem," 57
FASCISM, [151]-[152], [174]; Italian
Labour Charter, [151], 87; Opera
Nazionale Balilla, [153]

FAUSSET, Hugh I'Anson, "Tolstoy," 20
FEDERATION of British Industries, [3], [32]
FEDELE, Signor Pietro (Italy), [153]
FEISAL, King: visit to England [234]
FERDINAND, King of Rumania, [186]; and
Prince Carol [187]; death, [185], [187],
[188]-[189]; Obit., 117

FERGUSON, Mr. (Canada), [291]
FERGUSSON, Sir Charles: Governor Gen-
eral, New Zealand, [313]
FEUCHTWANGER, Leon, "The Ugly

Duchess," 24

FILDES, Sir Luke, R.A., Obit., 100
FIGUEROA, Sr. Emiliano (Chile), [296]
FIGUEROA, Sr. Xavier (Chile), [296]
FILMS, Film Industry: American pictures,
59; British films: defined, 58; main
themes, 59; Cinematograph Films Bill
(Act), [25]-[26], [73], [107], [118], [126],
58, 76; Danish pictures, 59; German

pictures, 59; Technical improvements,
59-60

FINANCE and Commerce: retrospect, 62-

74

FINANCE Act, 76

FINLAND, [231]

Agrarian government, [232]
Amnesties Bill, [231]
Budget, [231]

Financial assistance proposal, [93]
General election, [231]

League of Nations Council, [232]
Legislative, [231]

Protection Corps subsidy, [231]
Socialist government, [231]
Sweden, relations with, [226]
FIRES: Fire losses, 11
FISHER, H. A. L.,

"James Bryce

(Viscount Bryce)," 16, 29

FISHERY Board Scotland: estimates, [70]-
[71]

FITZALAN, Lord, [61]

FITZGERALD, Mr. Desmond, [138]
FITZGERALD-KENNEY, Mr., K.C., [139]
FITZMAURICE, Vice-Admiral Sir Maurice,
Obit., 95

"FIVE Centuries of Religion," Vol. II.,
14, 27

FLAKSTAD, Mr. (Norway), [227]
FLEETWOOD: damage by flood, 9
FLEMISH art exhibition, 52

FLEMMING, Mr. J. K. (Canada), [290]
FLETCHER, C. R. L., ed.

Dr. A. D. Godley," 23
FLOODS, 3, 9, 10, 11

FOGG, Eric (Music), 61

FOOTBALL Association Cup, 4.

Reliquiæ of

FORD, Mr. Henry (U.S.A.), [270], [271]
FOREIGN Commerce, 70-72
FOREIGN Exchanges, 70

FORSTER, Miss E. M.: "Aspects of the
Novel," 18

FORTESCUE, Sir J.: "George III.," 15;
"History of the British Army," 15
Fox, Sir Francis, Obit., 92

FRAMPTON, Sir George, R.A., 52
FRANCE, [140]

Atlantic flight, [144]
Budget, [140], [148]
Coal, embargo on, [71]

Communists, campaign against, [145]
Disarmament, attitude to, [142]-[143]
Economic readjustment, [141]
Electoral reform, [146]-[147]

Financial restoration, [140], [141],
[143]-[144]; 62-63

Bond conversion, [141], [143]-[144]
Review of situation, [144]
Franc stabilisation, [144]

Geneva Naval Conference, [141]-[142]
Germany: commercial accord with,
[147]

League of Nations, [142], [143]

Paul Boncour mobilisation scheme,
[142]

Peace treaty proposal to U.S.A., [146],
[275]

Rhineland evacuation, [86]