GENERAL CABLES

Grey River Argus, 10 February 1933, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

FOREIGNERS AT HOLLYWOOD. (Aus & N.Z Gallic Assu.) LOS ANGELES, February 9. Farrow has been indicted for making false statements on an application to register as an alien. He allegedly posed as a Rumanian, while he was really an Australian. BRITISH POST OFFICE SURPLUS. (Receiv'd February 9 at 7.35 p’.ni.) LONDON. February 9. The net, Post Office surplus for 19311932 is the largest recorded, it being £10,631,794. The surplus is mainly due to the postal services. The telegraph service lost £809,754. The te’ephones made a profit of £571.848. ANGLO ARGENTINE AMENITIES. RUGBY, February 8. JSenor R>ca and the other members of the special mission from the Argentine Government were th'* guests of the Primp Minister at luncheon at No. 10 Downing Street, This evening a dinner was given in their honour by the Prim° Minister at the Foreign Office. The guests were received by the Prime Minister, and the Foreign Secretary (Sir J. Simon.) AUSTRIAN LOAN. RUGBY, February 8. Sir John Simon (Foreign Secretary) in the House of Commons, late last night, defended against criticism of th' 1 Austrian Loan Bill.