GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 70, 28 July 1913, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

TRUST LEGISLATION

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- ' Buenos Ayres, July 27. The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has recommended legislation against trusts, and an official inquiry into the international meat tnido.

LINKING ASIA WITH ALASKA

• -New York, July 27

Direct wireless communication has been*''established between Alaska and Asia. Congratulations were exchanged between the Russian Governor at Kamsohatka and the American authorities.

PHOTOGRAPHY. (Received 9.50 a.m.) London, July 27

The Photographic Society of New South Wales won the amateur photographers' competition. ' Individual awards included a silver plaque to Gerald E. Jones, of New Zealand. ALLEGED MOTOR FRAUDS. The Australian motor frauds case has been adjourned till September 16. MEAT FOR AMERICA. London, July 27.

Reuters' Washington correspondent states that in anticipation of a large increase of meat exportation after meat has been placed on the free list, Mr Melvin, chief of .the Bureau of Animals Industry, sailed for South America on a tour of inspection. Dr. Edward Goss, head of the Government laboratory at Portland, Oregon, shortly sails for Australia and New Zealand.

MR RAMSAY MACDONALD (Received 10.15 a.m.)

London, July 27

Mr Ramsay MacDonald, in a letter to the "Leicester Pioneer," accuses Mr Churchill of committing the Admiralty to the oilfield before anyone knew what was going on. Ke further stated that Mr Churchill had laid down four Dreadnoughts to he propelled by oil before the Cabinet was aware of the fact. Mr MacDonald added that Mr Churchill never sat down for one single hour to think of the possible consequences.

KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL

London, July 27

Their Majesties have inaugurated a fund for the transfer of King's College Hospital to Denmark Hill. The transfer will cost half-a-million ster-