NAVAL CONFERENCE
A QUIET DAY
[United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph .—Co pyright. ]
(Received this day at 9.40 a.m.) , LONDON, March 18,
Except for Signor Grandi’s visit to Mr Stimson from, which it is understood no progress was made towards ending the Franco-Italian deadlock, the Conference is having a blank day, though the telegraph lines to Paris and to Romo are very Busy with Government despatches. This morning the Conference, according to a British statement, rcgolvcd itself into a mock trial arising from the “Daily Herald’s’’ faux pas in which in a desire to pay a tribute to Air MacDonald, “Honest Broker” is unfortunately printed “Honest Wrecker.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1930, Page 6
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