GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1940, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

Vi, PROBABLE MMUS'AL, : , / - - - <■* (United Press Association—-By Electric • HOME,:. Sep. 16. ; The paper “If Teleg&vfo”',:. states" tliat- ’ tile bombing of '.(Buckingham Palace was probably a re.pf-isal.itor the -bombing of Herr Hitter’s ,Xhancellory at Berlin' by the R.A.F. : . .wo- " CANADA’S BIG WHEAT YIELD. i,w f . ~ LONDON., Sep, 14. The first ektiinate of this year’s' Canadian wliesit production places the crop lit mote' thrill : 360,0iaJ,UBJ bushels, the second Irirgokt on record. .The -orit crop is estimated -at 400,000,-' ppo‘ b ush els; ; _ barley 'at ' 1 110,030,00(1 bushel's';' at 14,50'0;000 bushels;

; Total' stocks of wheat iti- Canada at' Tul jy 31’St ! were r 273-,800,’000' b usliels, Th 6 largest” oif’tec'ord. '

NORMAL INDUSTRY URGED, te ■' : RUGBY, Sep. 14. The object of all iridividiial action's and of all 'regulations, counsels' “Hie • Times,” must be to see that- activities shall remain as normal' as possible, and thus deprive the enemy ("of the ; satisfaction of lowering the output, retarding communications, and inter-fering-with work of any essential kind: Front linles’must be held, supplied; organised, and repaired under fkre, and both official rules and private «c----cions must oe~- governed by this pf.incipie*. t i Lord Beaver brook sent' a message to aero factory workers, in'which lie. paid a tribute to their maintenance ;bf output idespite: the air raids. . RAID OX - NORTHERN IRELAN D. 1 RUGBY; Sep. IT The Ministry of Public Security at, (Belfasthas issued the .following statementA single aircraft imule au unsucecesstid attack on shipping off the eoUst of Northern Ireland. Slubsequehtly g. small, number of incendiary bombs were dropped on a constal town. A few tires were caused, but we-l'e soon under control. The daiiiage was slight, and there were* no casualties. This is the first tamb that bombs are known to have been dropped over Northern Ireland.