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IRISH DUTIES BILL

PASSES COMMITTEE STAGE WITHOUT AMENDMENT

[THROCOM REUTER'S AŬESCY.]

LONDON, July. 8. THE Irish Free State special Duties Bill passed through the committeo atage in the House of Commons to-day without amend ment.

U.S. UNEMPLOYED

RELIEF

HOOVER EXPECTED TO VETO BILL

(THROUGH NECTER'S AGENCY.]

WASHINGTON, July 7.

SOOTHSAYING IN A TEASHOP.

AMBER LIGHTS AND SILKEN

HANGINGS...

There is a new form of fortune. telling abroad in the land, and the. soothsayers who practise the cult call themselves "consulting psy. chologists, confidantes," unye a cor- respondent in a London daily,

A score of their establishments have sprung up in London recent- ly, and I chose one from a list of advertisements in the personnì column of a staid, pedantic morn. ing newspaper.

"Yes, Mme. Violetia will see. you, I was told on the telephone,

nt half-past eleven. The fee half a guinea. is

I pictured to myself'a most dis tressing mental dilemma, elaborat

A COMPROMISE Dill allocating a total of 0.82,122,000,000, for relief of the huge army of unomed the problem with a weird com- ployed has been passed by the plex and one or two delusions, and House of Representatives.

went to the address.

It is probable, however, Chat the Bill will bo vetood by President Hoover.

"HOME BONUS” MARCHERS

VOTED $100,058 BY SENATE

THROUGH REUTER'S ACENOY.]

WASHINGTON, July 7. THE House of Representatives and the Senate have voted G.$100,000 as requested by Presi dent Hoover to provide for the transportation of the Home Bonus marchers.

LOAN CONVERSION

SCHEME

I discovered myself entering a tea shop.

"Mme. Violetta is ready," n nounced a pretty young waitress, earrying a tray, and I was show, a into a tiny cubby-hole off one corner of the shop.

Fortunes in Love,

The "psychologist, confidante " Three amber sat on n low stool. lights gleamed dimly. I could see

carved figures, strange

tiny tabourets, and silken hangings through the gloom.

"Sit down," she said in a low voice, and I sat facing her,

She was air elderly woman. Her dark eyes looked out from deep circular shadows. Her face was pale, almost dusky, and lined. Her

PLAN EXCEEDS EXPECTA-hair stood in a tangled mass.about

her head like a mop..

TIONS

[QUITISH WINFLEAS SERVICE.]

"I do not know you, but I will toll you what you are best suited for," she said. "I will tell you of your fortunes in love, and I can see nowhere there was pause" that you; will get your

Rugay, July 7. ASKED as to the progress of the War Loan conversion scheme, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury Major Elliot, "stated in desire." the House of Commons to-day that its reception had been favourable in the extreme, and the conversions notified to date exceeded their most | sanguine expectations.

PARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN

FOR SUMMER RECESS

[THEQUCH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, July 8. THE House of Commons will ad- journ for the summer recess on July 13, and will re-assemble on October 27, but the Speaker is empowered to summon members earlier if it appears to be in the interests of the public, stated Mr. Stanley Baldwin this afternoon,

She wanted to know my birthday. I told her.

Then your year begins on your

WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES.

(mitituted from Page 10.)

Winnie Molvills and Derek Old- ham.

Violin Solo-Frasquita Serong-

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(Lehar)-Fritz-Kreisler,

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tion) ((From Sonata in Ĝ) ..(Schubort).

Quartette Moment Musical No. 3-Transcription" (Schubert)- Lever String Quartetto.

5.05 to 9.30 p.m.

Musical Comedy Gems.

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"The Merry Widow" (Lohar). "The Waltz Dream" (Straus).—

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10.30 p.m-Rugby mid-day Press

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SUNDAY.

10 to 11 a.m.-Relay of Service from

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Order of Service.

Kyria, Sanctus and Agnus Dei

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Ave Maria (Thozer).

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11 to 12.15 p.m.-Relay of the Ser-save a public house, of which he is owner by ccclesiastical rights, vice from St. Paul's Church,

from being closed down. (Chinese).

The vicar is the Rev. E. J. Jones,

birthday," she explained, "and it 12.23 to 2 p.m.-Chiness recorded of the Hubberholme Farish Church

will be a good year. Your lucky date is the fourth, your lucky num bars are eight and twelve, and September is your best month."

She also told me-a married man that some day I would marry the right girl. I decided to tell my

wife...

"What career should I choose?" I asked as I was about to leave this quaint, confidential, psycholo-. gical retreat.

You should write," she said simply.

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the public house is the George Inn, Ho Sai Lok, Miss Joy Pot Nay, one of the quaintest in Yorkshire.

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SHIPPING MOVEMENT.

The R.M.S Empress of Japan left Yokohama on, July 8 at 3 p... leaves Honolulu on July 14, is due at Vancouver on July 10 and leaves for Hong Kong on July 30.

The R... Empress of Aria arrived at Manila on July 8 atja Hotel by courtesy of the man- The respouse has been encourag-p.m., leaves Manila on July 11 at agement, (During the intervals recorded music will be broadcasting, and the belief at Hubberholme 4 p.m., is due at Hong Kong on July 13 at 7am., and leaves for. from the Studio)...

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