GENERAL CABLE NEWS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12140, 30 December 1933, Page 7

GENERAL CABLE NEWS

•JAPANESE- REJOICINGS. (U.P.A. by Elc.. Tel Copyright; (Rec. Dee. 29, 11 p.m. TDK 10, Dec. 29th. Nationwide jubilation began tn daylight. Brilliant sunshine flooded the city, which is ljeflaggetl. Elaborate ancient ceremonies will be. obseiTu-d and warships will fire a Royal Salute for the young Prince, whose name is Akihito Tsugo No Miya, meaning, “Enlightenment, benevolence and succession-’’ BRITISH MINING INDUSTRY WAGE GRIEVANCES (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) LONDON, Dec. 28. The minors’ conference passed a resolution regretting that the Government had mot brought pressure on the coal-owners to participate in a joint examination into thq possibilities of the establishment of national maehiinery for wage regulation. The conference also protested against the Government’s removal . of the only effective safeguard against , wage reductions while granting the owners’ request in regard to working hours. WORLD’S FASTEST BO AT ( U.P.A l>.\y Elec. Tel Copyright) WINDSOR. (Ontario) Dec. 28. Canada is tq make a bid for khe Harmsworth Trophy held' by Air Gar ■ YVood, A syndicate of businessmen is financing the construction of what is hoped, wll be the world’s fastest ; boat. ■ SUSPECTED INCENDIARISM BOMBS FOUND IN WAREHOUSE (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) ' , LONDON, Dec- 28. ' The Manchester police are • investigating. a series •of suspected l , cases of incencUarism,,, ; ifo?iowing ~tho discovery ..in: a fu-rniture-; wafieh6)ise of. an incendiary bomb, (which failed to ignite. './; ... ’ ' . . Similar contrivances have been found ill warehouses in the pabc few weeks.