GENERAL CABLES
BOIISA RELEASED
'United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
ROME, January 14
Borsn, whose arrest was cabled yesterday, has been released. The release was made after liis denying the accusations that he had criticised the Franco-! to linn accoVd.
IMPROVED TRADE.
RUGBY, January 14. A big advance during 1934 in heavy industry was revealed by the director of the British Iron and Steel Federation, Sir W r iliiam Larke. Steel production totalled approximately nine million tons representing an increase of tiiirtv per cent, over 1933; pig iron was six million tons, an increase of thirty-five per cent. British exports of' iron and steel were proportionablelv higbed rising from 1,920,000 to 2,250,000 tons. Employment on blast furnaces iron and steel rolling tube manufacture, and general engineering also improved, notably in recently months.
ROYAL DENIAL
LONDON. January 14
“No, No! It is quite untrue,” exICing Alfonso’s secretary add the “Daily Mail” when ho was questioned tn a telephone call to Home about the rumour alleging a separation between ex-King Alfonso and ex-Queen Ena.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1935, Page 5
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