NEWS AND NOTES

King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 3447, 19 November 1932, Page 1

NEWS AND NOTES

The Commerce Department and the United States Chamber of Commerce announce that separate investigations had disclosed the fact that 150,866,000 dollars worth of United States exports to Canada and Britain would be affected by the tariff preferences they had accorded to each other under the Ottawa agreements. The American aeroplane, Spirit of Fun, crashed at Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. The pilot, Captain J. B. Dickson, was killed, and the passengers, Mr. A. M. Loew and Mr. J. Rosthal, were slightly injured. Now that the hens are busy it’s time to get busy with SHARLAND’S EGG PRESERVATIVE. (9)

Mrs. J. A. Mollison has cabled her husband from Benguella, in Angola, West Africa, that she made a forced landing there owing to engine trouble. Oil pressure failed, and she doubts if it can be rectified where she is. Dispatches from Calcutta state that Burma has decided that she must remain an integral part of India, for in the most amazing election since the deposition of King Thibaw, the anti-separationists gained a victory over those who wanted Burma to be free of the Indian yoke. For 30 years Nazol has proved its wonderful curing properties. Now try Nazol Pastilles. Colds and Sore Throats speedily relieved. 1/3 box. (5) President Hindenburg has accepted the resignation of Herr von Papen, Chancellor, enabling a conference of party leaders with the view to the formation of a Government of national concentration. If these efforts fail the President is expected to ask von Papen to resume office and face a hostile vote in the Reichstag. The Washington correspondent of the New York Times states that the President, Mr. Hoover, indicated that he will not recommend to Congress a suspension of the debt payments due on December 15. Nazol Pastilles are actually Nazol in concentrated and handy form. Carry a box with you. 1/3 box. (6) The possibility of defections from the Coalition ranks in the event of political action being taken artificially to raise the rate of exchange is being freely mentioned in Parliamentary cii’cles, and it is reliably stated that the Government is likely to forfeit the permanent support of at least five of its dozen city supporters if the issue is brought to a head. The Australian Ministry has decided to vary the plans for assisting wheatgrowers. For direct assistance to wheatgrowers in financial difficulties the sum of £2,000,000 will be made available instead of £1,250,000 previously proposed. A further amount of £250,000 will be used to help the primary producers, other than wheatgrowers, in the purchase of superphosphates. When you buy Nazol Pastilles you know you are going to obtain relief from Colds, Catarrh, Sore Throats, etc. 1/3 box. (7)