GENERAL CABLES
SOVIET RATIONALISATION.
(United Press Association- -By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
MOSCOW, November 12.
The rationalisation of the Soviet Government departments is leading to the dismissal of 25,000. They will be given facilities to qualify for positions in businesses that at present are un-der-staffed.
Five ,thousand will be employed as clerks of Government farms.
VON PAPEN AND MINISTRY. BERLIN, November 13. A message states that von Papen, continuing negotiations to broaden the Ministry, lias met with no success yet.
OTTAWA DELEGATE’S DEATH
SYDNEY, November 14
Tile death is announced of Samuel M'cKlay, managing dirhetor of the Sunshine Harvester 1 Works, Victoria, aged 69. Ho was one of the official advisers to the Australian delegation to the Ottawa, confe”< v ic e .
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