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BOMBS PERSUADE TRIBESMEN.
BRITISH AIR RECONNOITRE HAS A GOOD EFFECT.
SITUATION NORMAL.
SPEED BOAT RECORD.R.M.S.P. CO.'S AFFAIRS
CAUSE A FLUTTER.
Sir H. Segrave's Speed of 109 Miles an Hour.
"AMAZING PERFORMANCE."
It
Peshawar, Yesterday. Successful air action was taken this morning against the positions occupied by the Hal! of Turangzai's! In force and other tribesmen on the speed Mohmand border. Certain head-Inst men made overtures for a council.
sertions.
Poona, Yesterday. Military lorries, escorted by men of the Ulster Regiment, have arrived from Sholapur, Indicating that the position there is rapidly becoming normal-Reuter.
Rugby, Yesterday, revealed to-day that unqficial trial of the boat Miss England I night ол Lake Winde:
HEAVY DECLINE IN PROFITS DISCLOSED.
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NO DIVIDENDS PAID.
London, Yesterday. The City is discussing with some consternation the affairs of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.
contemplate transferring £300,000 from insurance reserve.
It will be recalled that in Decem. ber of last year the Company de- cided not to pay dividends. A The Haji's force is reported to have mere Sir Henry Segrave cover
dramatic climax has followed this been considerably decreased by de-ed a measured mile at a speed shack to shareholders. The report of 109.8 miles an hour. This is 17 for the meeting to be held on.June miles above the present speed re- 16 has been issued. It shows that cord. It cannot, of course, be aecline in profita in 1929. The Direc
the Company suffered a heavy de- cepted for record purposes, because tora. timekeepers were not officially pre- sant, but Sir Henry Segrave said, "We have verified the speed. It is an amazing performance. I now know that Miss England will do 120 miles an hour on a full throttle." All arrangements are now ready for the actual attempt. A new propeller is on the way to replace the one damaged in last night's trial British Wireless Service.
Atrocities Repudiated.
Bombay, Yesterday. Alleged atrocities by the police at Dharasana are repudiated in a long official communique, which quotes the Deputy Inspector Gen- eral of Police, who denies that serious casualties were inflicted.
He says a good deal of shamming was indulged in by the raiders. The latter lay down when they encountered the police in the pro- hibited area. Most of them obeyed when ordered to go, but some were obstinate and received a moderate beating with staves.
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The communique comments on
the Red Cross, and says that in one case twenty-five Red Cross attend- ants accompanied fifty salt raiders, The former were seen to discard their Red Cross badges when they achieved a position near the sale
the "decidedly unorthodox use" of works. Reuter.
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THE best of the season's musical plays! It's gay, rollicking and tuneful," says The New York Telegram. All New York raved about it. The screen's first original musical- ́*
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Enquiry To Be Made. To-night the Company announe- ed that a Committee, consisting of, Prominent bankers, is to be ap- pointed to confer with its director- ate and the directorates of Ita vari- ous subsidiary companies on mat- ters connected with the manage- ment, administration, and finance.
Sir William Plender, Chairman of the Trade Facilities Act Ad- visory Committee, will consult with the Committee, which will retain office at least until December, 1931. Mr. Walter Runciman, M.F.. (Liberal) a former President of the Board of Trade, has also been in- vited to join.
in the meantime, will be made with
The arrangements of the Board,
the bankers and the discount houses will continue communica- tion.-Reuter.
NEW SUBMARINES. Three of the "R" Class Launched at Barrow.
TOTAL OF 74
London, Yesterday. Three submarines, the Regent, Rover, and Regulus, were launch- ed to-day by Messrs. Vickers Armstrong's yard at Barrow for the British Admiralty. Since the War, 24 submarines have been constructed by Britain, as well as two for Australia. The British Navy has a total of 74 submarines.
Reuter.
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[The new submarines of the "O" class have a surface placement of 1,540 tons, and submerged displacement of 2,030 tons. The surface horse power is 3,000, giving a speed of 154 knots; the submerged
horse
power is 1,350, giving a speed of 9 knots. They are thus the slow- est submarines new building They are armed with one 4-in. gun, and one small weapon, arid carry eight torpedo tubes. The first six boats of this class they been sent to China, where they will be followed by six beats, of the later "P" class as the are completed. All the "L" class sub- marines were withdrawn from the China station, and the new sub- marine depot ship Medway, which is fitted with Diesel engines of the Maschinenfabrik - Augsburg- Nurnburg. type (known as M.A.N.) recently replaced the Ambrose.]
ADVERSE TRADE.
Balance Five Millions-
to the Bad.
IDLE LIST BIGGER,
London, Yesterday. Britain's adverse trade balance! last month was over £5,000,000| greater than May last year. Un- employment last week increased by 5,000 to 1,775,000,
Add These facts are given promin- ence by the newspapers, who ex- press alarm at the German wage reductions, but that the economie situation in Germany is in no wise rosier is revealed In a Berlin cablegram estimating the total unemployed at 2,687,000, an increase of 1,250,000 compared with last year, while the flercest opposition to the wage cuts is voiced by Vorwaerts, foreshadow ing very serious labour disputes in the near future. Reuter,
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