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Berlin, Mar. 12. Walking briskly to the Egyptian The Reichs-and Prussian Miniş- frontier at Amseat. Bignor Mus-ter of Interior, Dr. W.. Frick, who solini, who is on a visit to Libya, celebrated his 60th birthday on for the first time in many years March 12, was centre of many hon- gazed on territory where his writ curs. The Entire Leader-Corps of

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The House of Representatives to- whole German people, sent him the day began its consideration of Mr. most hearty and cordial congratu-Sam D. McReynold's Neutrality lations.

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Rattan Ware, Teak Drawing Room Bill, which differs from the Pitt- and Bed Boom Furniture, Dining man Neutrality Bill, passed by the Room and Office Furniture, Carpete, Senate, in that it proposes to make Euge, Porcelain and Glass Ware, permanent the present neutrality Brass and E. P. Ware, Enamel and laws. Ordinarily these would Aluminium Ware, Ornaments, Books, pire on May 1.

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Berlin, Mar. 12. At the conclusión of the cere The Fuehrer and Chancellor, mony the Duce jumped into a car Adolf Hitler, paid a personal visit

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Journalists, Frick, Reichs Minister of Interior, might well have been written at whose dust-raising progress was a

A FEW PIEUES OF on Friday afternoon, on occasion of No. 10 Downing Street by the Eng BLACKWOOD FURNITURE nine-day's wonder to the inha- the latter's 80 birthday anniver-lish Prime Minister himself. He sary. In the intimate circles, Hit- added that it meant turning over ler stayed considerable time, Pre senting Dr. Frick with a photo of himself, signed in cordial words of gratitude.- Transotron Nown Servien,

bitants.

Crowds of natives lined the road shrilly cheering, clapping their hands and beating drums. while startled camels and goats scamper- ed towards the horizon- Reuter.

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all trade on the Atlantic to British Ons Upright Piano by STORY shipping and robbing the Ameri-

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AIRSHIP EXPERIMENT MR. WANG CHING WE

Berlin, Mar. 12. Colonel Udet, Germany's crack

ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT Nanking, Mar. 13. Mr. Wang Ching-wel left by air flyer, hacked his plane on to the

Oakland, Cal., Mar. 12. at noon to-day for Taiyuanfu. "Hindenburg" on an experimental Amelia Earhart (Mrs. Putnam) To-morrow he will make an- fight over Frankfurt Airport on announced to-day that weather other fight, with Marshal Yen Friday. The device used was conditions permitting she would. Hal-shan, Pacification Commission-almilar to that used on the USA. start on her east to west round- er for Shansi, to gulyuan, where Dirigibles "Acron" and "Macon." the world night within a few he will participate in the ceremony The German Zeppello Company hours

on Monday: in honour of the Chin- ese war dead in Bulynan.

Mr. Wang" will return to Nan- king in four or five days. Bouter,

Intend to use it in future for speed- To-day she passed the Depart ing up the landing of passengers ment of Commerce blind nying and mail—

tests with top marks------

Reuter

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