GENERAL CABLES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 101, 29 March 1939, Page 10

GENERAL CABLES.

Received March 29. 1.20 p.m. LONDON, March 28. Air R. A. Eden is to conduct a telephonic broadcast to Australia to-mor-row . The stock markets are weak, especially for international and oil shapes. At the wool sales New Zealand greasy Merino, branded Benopai, averaged 9jd and reached 13d. Greasy crossbred, Te Puru, Bjd, I0fd; Tirolianga, 9Jd. PARIS, March 28. M. Daladicr (Premier) will broadcast at 7.45 p.m. to-morrow from all the State wireless stations.' The speech will afterwards be read in English, Gernuin, Italian, Spanish and Arabic. , BERLIN, March 28. The Yugoslav delegation is arriving this week-end to discuss the increase of Gerinan-Yugoslavian trade. KAUNAS, March 28. General Tschenius (Chief of the General Staff) has formed a new Cabinet. M. Urbsys remains as the Foreign Minister. MONTREUIL SUR MER. March 28. The airman J. A. Mollison pleaded not guilty to charges of flying an unlicensed aeroplane, low flying, stunting, and flying under the influence of drink. He was found guilty on all charges and given suspended sentence of five days. He was fined 500 francs on the first tTiroe charges and five francs for drunkenness. NEW DELHI. March 28. The legislative Assembly lias refused approval for the Indian-British trade agreement by 59 votes to 47. The Moslem League Party abstained from voting. TOKTO. March 28. Under' intense artillery cover the Japanese are fiercely attacking AY lining. Other forces are heading toward Knoan, 45 miles south-west of Nanchang. which is burning fiercely in accordance with the “scorched earth” policy.