GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1931, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

BRAZIL’S FINANCE. United press Association—By Eiectri< Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received this day at 10.15 a.m.) LONDON, July 26. Sir O. Niemeyer’s report on Brazil recommends the formation of a central reserve bank, removed from State Control;, the stabilisation of currency, additional economies, and reduced customs duties when the budgetary position permits. KAISER’S BROTHER-IN-LAW. LONDON, July 26. The “Empire News” discloses that Zoubkhoff the ex-Kaiser’s waiter bro-ther-in-law, was summoned to Doom to discuss his relationship with the Hohenzollens. . ‘‘Wilhelm told me my late wife left a sum to which lie and other members of the family were willing to add liberally, it" I would go to Australia or Congo and not return,” said Zoubkhoff, who had to give all Undertaking that he would never work as a waiter, and never advertise his Hohenzollerii relationship and uiso retUni Wilhelm’s sisters letters. “I refused to bind myself, blit promised the wx-Kfiiser to seriously consider the proposition to settle down in business in Australia,” A ROYAL MARRIAGE. (Received this day at 12.25. p.m.) PARIS, July 26. A Sinaia message states Princess Ileane married Areh’duke Anton at Pelesh palace on a pine covered h:ll top amid scenes of national rejoicing. OANCEjt RESEARCH. (Received this day at 10.15 a.m.) •LONDON, July 26. The ‘‘Sunday Express'* says Doctor Bendien of Ziest, after tests, accurately picked out five test tubes containing the blood of sufferers from cancer, from thirty-eight tubes submitted to him by the British Empire Cancer Campaign, containing the blood of people both healthy and suffering from various diseases. His success ensures that Empire organisations will support his work. IRISH AFFAIRS. ■LONDON, July 26. ~ The “Observer’s’’ Dublin correspondent directs attention to the fact that Free ■State migration to America has practically stopped, while a continuous stream of migrants is returning owing to the depression in United States. It says Cosgrave’s Government cannot ignore the new situation, which recalls wartime results, the stoppage emigration including the formation of a Republican army and rebellion of 1916. It points out that there is much illegal drilling in various parts of the country and there is the danger of unemployed discontented young men leading activities intended to destroy the Government.