GENERAL CABLES
CANADIAN ECONOMY CUTS. [United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) OTTAWA. April 16. All summer training camps for units of non-pernianent active militia of Canada have been cancelled for a year, in view of the cut- in the defence estimates. Last year some thirty-five thousand militia men were trained in these camps for ten to twelve days. Two of the air mail routes in Eastern Canada have been cancelled by the Post Office Department as economy measures. TR A NS-PA Cl FI C R ECO RD. VANCOUVER- April 16. The steamer “Empress of Japan,” is nearing Victoria with the King ( ’l Siam, setting a new trans-Paci.fic record of seven days nineteen hours, or eight hours faster than tier record. PRINCESS ROYAL'S ESTATE. LONDON. April 16. The Princess Royal left LM6JKL In accordance with the custom where Royalties are concerned, her will will be sealed up after probate and her requests will not he revealed. CONSERVATIVE APPOINTMENT LONDON. April 16Mr Neville Chamberlain was elected ( luiirman of the Conservative Party Finance Committee, lollowiug Air Churchill's resignation.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1931, Page 5
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