Today’s Headlines

Northern Advocate, 17 March 1939, Page 6

Today’s Headlines

Amazing allegations that Mr. Chamberlain saw at Munich a map of proposed German and Italian acquisition. including British Isles'.

Whangarei High School beaten at cricket and swimming.

Autumn show, at Kensington Park opens in fine weather.

Large entries for North Auckland Bowling tourney today.

Reserve Bank balance again reduced last week.

Ten railway trucks derailed in Canterbury.

Tasman air service may begin soon

Local appointments announced for social security administration.

Many race meetings this week-end

The longer a man goes without Life Insurance, the more he needs it; the less chance he has of getting it. and the more it costs him to get it. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society, Whangarei.' Al 4.

Master Printers’ meeting in Wellington concludes.

Australian builders said to be denied overtime in their agreements.

America experiences anxious days Senators’ comments.

Railway official resigns to draw attention to maladministration.

Watersiders' secretary admits goslow tactics on Wellington wharves.

Wall Street markets in turmoil over Czech troubles.

Wool-growers pleased with Dunedin prices.

Harbour board seeks limitation of fishing activities in Northland.

Official statement from Dr. Benes. former Czech president.

Henry Wilson’s annual stocktaking finishes on the 19th inst; therefore in the interim prices of all doubtful or soiled stock, remnants, etc., and summer showroom goods are decidedly in buyers’ favour. A visit just now will repay everyone.