GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1928, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

WHO CAUSED THE AVAR ?

A GERMAN MOVE

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BERLIN, December 20

The German National Party is introducing a bill in the Reichstag rendering any foreigner living in Germany liable to at least three months’ imprisonment and expulsion, if he asserts either orally or in writing that Germany deliberately caused the world war, and a German similarly guilty is liable to a term of imprisonment and loss of civil rights. The hill is likely to pass.

BRITISH EXPLORER

HIS BODY FOUND

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V A LPA |{ ISO. December 20

The body of Captain B. .1. 11. Marden. a British explorer, who .was lost last July in an attempt to climb Aconcagua. the continent’s highest mountain, 23,000 feet, was found at a height of I I, 000 Aeef.

•‘COME TO BRITAIN” MOVE. LONDON, Dee. 20

At a Mansion Molise meeting, Lord Derby presiding, a resolution was passed endorsing “The come to Britain” movement, organised under tho auspices of the Overseas ’I ratio Department. Lord Derby announced a foundational fund of C2o,offo. Sir ( unlillc Lister bad promised an additional P.IOOO annually on behalf of the Government plus Ambassadorial and Consular eo-operat ion.