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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22372, 20 September 1934, Page 10

CONTENTS, OF THIS ISSUE Faob. Leading'Articles ® Unemployment Relief. Crown Lands Finance. A Health Camp Appeal. High Schools Board 2 Education Board .. ... •• .. 2 Rural ’.. • ■ 9 Sports of All Kinds ... «» 4 Hockey .. • • ® Unemployment Relief .. • • •• ® . Relief of Distress .. 6 Wyatt Earp Sails .. ... •• 6 The Jura Survivors .. .. •• 6 Letters to the Editor . • •« ® In the Gardens •• 7 Country Girls’ Week .. .. 7 The Royal Tour .. •• 7 Tourist Business 8 Cable News 3 Obituary •• •• 9 Breach in Ranks .. .. • • • • 10 Parliament Low Death Rate 10 Shrapnel in Skull ... .. •• 10 Stratford Hospital 10 Accidents and Fatalities .. .. 10 Supply of Oranges .. .. .. 10 Historic Site .. .. .. •• 10 Motorists Injured 10 ' Parliamentary News ... .. .. H Licensed Victuallers U Golf Balls 11 Manchester Unity 11 Wool Research H The Weather 11 “Possessed of a Devil” .. ..-II Vocational Guidance ~ .. .. 12 Provincial News .. 13 Commerce and Finance .... 14 Naval and Military 15 City Police Court 15

The British War Office has not yet come to a decision to move Woolwich Arsenal to Wales or some other less vulnerable spot! Lord Hailsham, the Secretary of State for War, gave the assurance in a letter to Sir Kingsley Wood, the Postmaster-general, although he stated that the problem was being reviewed. Sir Kingsley, who is M.P. for West Woolwich, had asked Lord Hailsham for a statement on the question. “ The time has come again for one of the periodical reviews of the problem,” Lord Hailsham’e letter stated. “That is all there is to it, and there is no question •of our having come to a decision to move the arsenal to Wales or anywhere else.”

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