GENERAL CABLES
BRITAIN’S RELIEF FUND. iL’nited Press Association—By Electrh Telegraph.—Copyright. ) LONDON, June 18: In the House of Commons, Mr Ramsay MacDonald • announced that a resolution was being introduced on Aionday l'or-' J the“’ifn‘f , 6Ti.'fifig y 'of t'he borrowing powers for the Unemployment lmjUi’HiK‘.e Fund from ninety millions to one hundred and' fifteen millions.
MISS MARIE -STORES. LONDON, June 19. Miss Marie Stopes'ridicules the idea of a hoax. She persists that she has been invited by 'Mussolini’s right-hand men. If there is too much opposition from the Vatican, he may change his mind but she does not believe he will be scare'd from something intelligent. My invitation was received after I served a libel writ on Cardinal Bourne. OFFICIAL DENIAL. (Received this day at 9.25 a.m) LONDON, June 19. Downing Street officially denies that Mr Mellon was invited to London, or that America was requested to discuss war debts.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 June 1931, Page 5
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