CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
CABLE TRAFFIC. [PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.) LONDON, April 27Cablegrams from London in the first twenty-four hours of reduced rates were 20,000 words above normal. There was an enormous increase in inward traffic. CANADA’S DEFENCE. VANCOUVER, April 26. Three hundred attended 1 the first annual Anzac Day banquet of the Australia and New Zealand Association. The guests included the Supreme Court Justice, A. M.' Manson, Bishop H. E. Sexton, formerly of Australia, who toasting the Empire, said: “If the Empire goes west, it will not be the fault of the Mackenzie King Government, but of the mass' of the people.” Mr Reece Hague, (president) declared that 4 the Australia and ' New Zealand defences were an example to Canada. , BRITAIN AND POLAND. LONDON, April 27. The Anglo-Polish naval agreement, following on the lines of the London Naval Treaty, has been signed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 April 1938, Page 7
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