GENERAL CABLES
ROYAL LEVEES. (British Official Wifeless.) RUGBY, February 24. On Thursday the King held a second investiture at Buckingham Palace. Among the recipients of honours were five miners who received recognition for their bravery at the Bentley colliery disaster. The King also handed to Colonel Watkins the Polar Medal awarded his son, H. G. Watkins, Leader of the British Arctic Air Route Expedition, who was drowned last year in Greenland. Courtauld was also decorated with the Polar Medal.
BERLIN “RED” OFFICES CLOSES (Received Feb. 24 at 10.35 a.m.)
BERLIN. February 24
The Communist- iheadquarters at Karl Liebknecht’s Houi.-e have been closed .indefinitely on the grounds that treasonable leaflets were published there.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1933, Page 5
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