GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 26 March 1921, Page 7

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

i HeCf. vet] l).:tu :i m ■ LONDON, March 43. ' Inter.viirilty Sport*. 11 is underetooU vial Harvard SLnd . Vale have invited Cambridge and Oxford Jin participate in a track meet in America ..'H lun.' I-—.A. und NZ Cable.) ! , Dr. Miiuuii in Rome. I'r. MnnniT ;Roman I'atbulio Arch-:n-t. •[> if Melbourne) ruts arrived at. . Home, and is staving at the Jrieii College A and N 7. ■ able) Davis Cap Time-table. .] The Cnitod States Tennis Association l has informed llit- challenging nations tha* the first, round matches for the Davis j i up. if played in the United States, must j !»■ oimplet.-d l.y .lulv 30. and if played I elsewhere by July 10: second rouiid I in.Hi lies wherever played roust he com plotinl not later tlian Augusrt. 0: third I round mau lies not later than August 13; and fourth round mAtohea not later than Aucrust 20. —IA. and N.Z. Cable. I Profits From Canteens. i'iii- Wat OffleP Canteens I!oard. notwit hstanilinp pressure from Auhtraha ■ Mouse extoii.iincr over spvpnl months), has failed to supply an estimate of Aus- ■ tralia's s.'iim of tin- profits of the canteens in Krance. Tlie (..untoen? Board has I now handed over the whole matter to jthe Army Council, which has promised jto .-upply ilo estiniate and an interim payment shortly—'A. and N.Z. C'alile.) Arabs and Palestine. ! Mr. Wiiißon < huivhill agreod to roe- , ' the anti-Zionist deputation from [ Palestine ut Jerusalem cm Monday The i . deputation, believing that Mr. ChuTchill , "ill support the Higli Commissioner . Sir ilerbert Samufl ~ is preparing to prncrrd ~'o IA-mlun —(A. and N.Z. Cable! I Association Football Cup. ! The replay of the Football Association <"up M-mi iinul at Old Trafford resulted: I Wolverhampton 3 coal?, Cardiff I.—(A. I and N V. Cal.l-. < I DempseT-Carprctlrr Fight. ! M ,- . Ten Kirk:ird hni announced that ' IVmp-i y anil I arpont :er have ajrrecd to r Hiiili-r ihe amended articles whereby ( l><-mp~ v —fia 11 receive '!<i per cent <<l the t r«'eipi- ami I'arpfn'iT 24 per rent.—i.V •_ jnnd x - '/'.. ( able.) \ Decontrol of Meat. I The Food Controller arnounTf tka" , ).-T>7>orted meat, will he decontrolled on \ March 20 —I.\. and X.Z. Cable. I ■ Tuberculosis Vaccines. l! Lieutenant-Colonel Nathan Raw. M.P.. i lecturing at a meeting of the Royal Society of Medicine, claimed that it. had . • liee'i proved That there were two distinct - fern , .- of tuberculosis, and it was possible ..to secure immunity from either by var- . I'it," prepared from the bacillus of the . oilier. — K'-uter.' Snip Joiners' Strike. ■! In niii»«jiipn<"p of the ship joiners' •■strike .n Britain, which bus been in pror jrress for several month", seven Canadiana Pacific linera have pone to Antwerp to ■be overhauled. A Sottish pnrcna.ei»r of f four ex-German liners i? not recondition- ■ ing the vessels, but in retaining the GeTs mai: emblem.* aad |V. tings in order to ;ich crt i , ..- the folly oi the strikers.— iA!.u,d N 7.. ( .ihle.l ' : Munitions Graft. I i <v the L*>rd Chancellors motion, Uie 1: use of lairds has been created a '.r-bunal to inquire into the allegations against officiaJs of the Ministry of Muni--8 tions. — (A. and N.Z. Cable.) ' Dutch Upper House. 1 ! The Constitutional Reform Bill, which a I hap been introduced by the Dutch Govern--2 i ment, provides for the election of the a First iCpperi Chsrn't<er by the Provin - ciai States on the basis of proportional r representation, women to be permitted, tc I vote.—i A. AAti K.Z. Cable.)