GENERAL CABLES
REPORT DENIED. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) BERLIN, July 26. The news from La Paz (Bolivia) that the former German officer, General Ktlridt, had been appointed Coinihan-der-in-Chief of the Bolivian- s iArmy, which;'was printed as hona fide hy the German Press .pn Tuesday morning, proves to he an utterly irresponsible report. The general, who is living quietly in Berlin, on reading the news in the morning papers rang up the •editors, told them that he had mot the slightest intention of going to Bohvia and had not received any invitation whatever to proceed there. He added that the report in any case vas grotesque for anyone knowing the military conditions of South America, as Bolivia had at her disposal a moie than sufficient number of excellently trained officers .. PRIVY APPEAL DISMISSED. LONDON, July 27. <■■■ The Privy Council dismissed with n 'Osts the appeail of Aspro versus the ■ Commissioner of Taxes, New Zealand.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1932, Page 6
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