AMERICAN CABLE NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1925, Page 3

AMERICAN CABLE NEWS.

[Australia & N.Z. Cable Association.]

FUKNCH DF.BT. WASH INGTON, September 21. Documents which, in effect, constituted an order for the .settlement o! one French' debt to the I’niteil States were submitted hy the American Coin mission to the French mission. They

met with it certain amount of objection, anti led to it decision to adjourn until Friday, after President Coolid.ee meets the Cabinet. The character ol the documents is not announced, but there is no feeling in treasury codes that an impasse lias been reached. HOOTI.FC RING SM.VSIIF.I). NF.W YORK, Sejiteinber 21. W!mt is ollieially regarded a- the largest bootleg ring in the country, whose operations under the guise ol a real estate firm in the 1 niled Stales and Canada have been watched for live months h.v Federal audits, lias been smashed. The "dry” assents hope to eonviet 127 men of conspiracy to vto late the prohibition laws, as a result of evidence gathered regarding h-ptor transactions with New Wul; cates. \URIAH IMIOTOOR A I’ll INC* PPOCKSS. WASHINGTON, Septelidier 2L The (lovernmelit has announced the

Wr perfection of a process whereby pictures can be taken and developed alvJWst at. once ill an airplane. Hie proiSas enables observers to drop pictures to assistants on the ground within seven pictures after they are taken, great!v speeding the transmission ol such pictures for either national defence or commercial uses. It is also reported the Anny Air Service has completed arrangements with the American Telegraph Company to test tlio transmission of aerial wires from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, sinniltan pously to New York, Cliieargo and San Francisco on October 2nd.