CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS

Greymouth Evening Star, 16 August 1933, Page 8

CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS

CLAY CROSS BY-ELECTION. [by CABLE—-PHESS ASSN. —COPYBIGHT.] RUGBY, August 15. I Polling day for the Clay Cross byelection, in which Mr A. Henderson is landing, has been fixed for September .1. WIRELESS EXHIBITION. RUGBY, August 15. It is estimated that nearly three millions worth of exhibits will be howji at a, wireless exhibition opening at Olympia, to-morrow. A feature of the exhibition is a broadcast theatre with seating accommodation for 2300 people. The show will be removed to Glasgow and Manchester after its London run is concluded. ROUMANIAN DEBTS. BUCHAREST, August 15. The Government has declared a transfer moratorium on the interest of all of the State debts, involving over three and a-half millions sterling at par. FAR EAST FIGHTING BEK LN, August 15. Manchukuo troops, assisted by Mongols, occupied Dolonor, and are now arranging to attack Kuyuan. The retreating Chinese troops are fighting a desperate rearguard action. CONGRESS LEADER ARRESTED CALCUTTA, August 15. Aney, the Congress President, was arrested at Berar, Central Provinces, together with thirteen followers, who led by Aney, marched to a Government . reserve forest, protesting against the i forest laws.

tribal snipers are active on the frontier, where an India Sepoy was killed, and several wounded.