CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS

Greymouth Evening Star, 6 October 1936, Page 8

CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS

COLONIAL INSTITUTE

(PBISS ASBN. —COPYBIGHT.)

RUGBY, October 3.

The Duke of Kent will open on Monday in the House of Lords the first session of the twenty-third re-union of the International Colonial Institute, which will meet all next week in London.

MOTOR EXHIBITION

RUGBY. October 3.

The thirtieth International Motor Exhibition will open at. Olympia on October 15. The exhibition is expected to disclose more new models_than any previous event. Representatives from 45 overseas countries have signified their intention to attend. There will be approximately 500 cars on view, ranging from £3OOO to £lO in price.

PALEST INE REINFORCEMENTS

RUGBY. October 3

FiHrther reinforcements consisting of the 2nd. Battalion of the Ruffs, 3rd Battalion of the Coldstream Guards, and a detachment of the Royal Army Service Corps and the Royal Army Medical Corps left England to-day for Palestine. | JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.

TOKIO, October 5

Mr. Aman stated that Australia’s latest proposals for trade settlement were unsatisfactory.

KRAS FOR BERLIN

LONDON, October 5

For the first time in history, eight out of nine keas from New Zealand, (he gift to the Brunobeyer Berlin Zoo, survived the voyage to England, whence they were sent by air to Berlin.

ABYSSINIAN (’ONCESSION

LONDON, October 5

Leo Chertok, who secured last year, a million dollar option in Abyssinia on behalf of English and American interests, is giving up the concession, for the reason (hat Italy is now governing the country.

SOCIETY DIVORCES

LONDON, October 5

Included in the 1590 divorce suits listed for the term beginning on Monday, is the Countess of Jersey’s claim which Earl Jersey is not defending. Another undefended suit is that of Lady Montagu against Lord Edward Montagu.

x POLAND’S DEMANDS

LONDON, October 4

The Warsaw correspondent of “The Times” says Poland now demands a place in the sun. Government newspapers strongly emphasise the dynamic increase of population and the lack of raw materials, and indicates the Government’s intention to press at Geneva for facilities for overseas migration and access to raw materials. JARROW MEN’S MARCH. LONDON, October 5. Carrying an oak casket containing a petitiori with 11,572 signatures, pleading for work in the Jarrow shipyards, and heavy industries, which is be'ing presented to Parliament, 200 unemployed men started to march to London. The Bishop of Jarrow blessed the marchers, who are accom-, panied by medical' students, a cook, / and a barber. '