Cable Jottings

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 276, 11 February 1928, Page 9

Cable Jottings

HAIG MEMORIAL.—The leaders of British Legion have decided that r memorial to Earl Haig should take ® * °J? 1 °* houses for aged ex-service v „ rou BThout the country.—A. and -Vk£.-Sun. INDUSTRIAL PEACE. —The Aus-Attorney-General, Mr. t* jT* Latham, announces that the 7**>our organisations will be allowed nominate their representatives on • Proposed Industrial Peace Confer-ence-—A. and MZ. SOVIET GOLD, —The first consigm- °* £° ld from the Soviet Govern«.nt J° United States, consisting of Yaw o ’®® o, is due to arrive at New th/**s° F «bruary 20. The purpose of wfipment has not been disclosed.— and N.Z. REVENGE. —A girl who had j® dismissed from a cotton mill at confessed after her arrest that fire to the mill in revenge. The were destroyed, and 500 are now idle. The damage is at £40,000.—A. and N.Z.NgW GUN PLANES. —The Air Minhas had a successful trial flight in a new fighting plane. This two small guns which fire ex*kells. It is understood the new will solve the difficulty of rec°u.—a. and N.Z.-Sun. GERMAN WAR FILM.—The second Pj'-rt of the official German war film G „ e , ened at Berlin acknowledges that of f ate was sealed at the end •v* 81 ®* to the failure to break of the Allies’ lines. The objective anrf to k© historically accurate, f sh ©w the horrors of modern wariare*—A. and N.Z.