GENERAL CABLES
TAJHFF CHANGES IN CANADA(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) OTTAWA, June 10. Declaring that Canada is committing commercial -suicide, M. Jules Carteron, French Consul, in an interview before leaving for France, stated: “Canada need© wheat markets, but the French can buy as well from Argentina.” This indicates a rift in the renewal of the France-Canadian expiring tariff treaty. RESCUERS FIRED ON, U TOKIO, June 11. A first-class fishery sensation at Kamchatka reported. iSoviet guards fired, wounding a Japanese during the rescue of fishermen, from the GenganMaru, which was wrecked in a dense fog. There were 251 Japanese survivors taken to- Petropavlovak. The remaining ninety are aboard rescuing steamers.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1932, Page 6
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