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Grey River Argus, 19 May 1938, Page 8

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MISSING SHIP, LONDON. May 17. Sir J. Latta announces that further advices from Dalalyma prove that the hatch covers seen were not from the Anglo-Australian, the fate of which is still without a clue. BRAZILIAN UNREST. LONDON, May 17. The "Daily Telegraph’s’’ Berlin correspondent says that the Government has made representations to Brazil, concerning Brazilian newspaper allegations that German money and influence supported the recent attempt to overthrow President Vargas. BRITISH CABINET CHANGES LONDON, May 17. Sir E. Page, referring to Mr M. MacDonald’s transfer to be Secretary for the Colonies (instead of for the Dominions), said: “We are all sorry to have lost Malcolm, who had such a splendid understanding of the nrchlems, and was popular with all. Wc greatly anticipated his participation in the forthcoming negotiations. Lord; Stanley is immensely popular with all Dominionites, and I am sure we will receive sympathetic understand-' ing from him.” I LONDON, Mav 17. I Sir J. Simon announced in the Commons that Mr Chamberlain’s indisposition will prevent his presence in the Commons on May 19. therefore the air defence debate will be postponed.