IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 19003, 27 July 1925, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. IsßS.—Spanish Armada defeated, KW-L- —ikuift of England established by Royal Charter. IB6o.—First successful Atlantia cable completed. 1888.—Volcanic eruption in Japan j several hundreds killed. I'JlG.—Captain Fryatt executed. I know more about silk now than I did when the Budget was introduced.— iM’- '"-rHnn. I think that all our views of deoM* erm.t ~.a |,.unamy have to be recon* sideied.—.M )■ J ,ansbu ry. A proposal to exempt master bakers from the ban on night baking has been rejected by a committee 'of the Inter* national Labor Office. “ Five yeans hence I shall be able to flv to New York in a few hours,” said air Fokker, the Dutch builder of aero* planes, recently. Street accidents clue to vehicle* caused deaths or injury to 98,215 peonle in Great Britain last .year. Of the** ■3,68] were fatal. The High Commissioner for New Zealand (Sir James Allen) says the reluctance of young British teachers to accept appointments overseas is due larged to ignorance of dominion conditions.

A Sydney cable states that Commander Dc Pinedo has been further delayed. He set off, but after two hours’ engine trouble he was compelled to ratin'!!. A second attempt was also unsuccessful, and the flight has been postponed for live days.