GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 309, 25 September 1919, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

TESCHEN COAL MINES SOLD

Berlin, September sS. The coal mines in the Teschen district have been 6old to American buyers.-r Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

AN AMERICAN BRANCH OF THE

ROLLS-ROYCE COMPANY. 1 New York, September 23. Mr. Claude Johnson, managing director of the Rolls-Royce Company, has announced that a branch vill be established shortly in the United States, A sevon-milliori-dollar stock company has been well organised—Ans.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.'

OBITUARY. (Rec. September 2-1, 9.40 p.m.) . Sydney, September 24. Obituary.—Doctor F. 31. Gellatly, Direotor of tho Federal Bureau for Seienpo and Industry.—Press Assn. THE NEXT OLYMPIAD.

(Eeo. September 24, 10.20 p.m.).

London, September 23. Tho British Olympic Council has decided to participate in the, Antwerp Olympiad. The Belgian Committee lms not yet completed its programme of events.— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

TRANS-CONTINENTAL AIR RACE. | New York, September 22. A Mineola message announces that one hundred army flyers will begin a transcontinental air race on- October 8. Fifty flyers will start from the West Coast and fifty from the. East.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. IMPERIAL STEAMSHIP LINE SUGGESTED. Sydney, September 23. Sir Joseph' Cook, speaking at a commercial luncheon, discussed the shipping problem. Ho advocated ,ati Imperial steamship line, subsidised if necessary by other parts of tho Empire. It would, ho 'said,' have a tremendous binding effect.—Press Assn. , AMERICAN PACIFIC PORT TRADE'' WITH EUROPE. Rotterdam, September 21. A now lino of steamers is opening a seTvice between • Aniericun-Pacilic ports and Europe, touchihg at Amsterdam. American capital is beirg used.—"The Times." LONDON-BRUSSELS AIR SERVICE OPENED., London, September 21. The Handley-Page Con:pany!s London-to-Brussels aerial service has . opened. Ten passengers, each with thirty pounds of luggage, are carried, vith 500 pounds I of cargo—"Tho Times."