Mcintosh, one of the pioneers of the moving picture trade in Australia, is a man who has travelled to learn, and learnt to be an Inperia-Hist. "Comparatively recently, he} purchased the old home of Lord) Kitchener, in the Motherland. Unlike many men who have compiled fortunes within a short life-time he has retained the reverence due to great men of other than financial importance. It is not surprising. that a man of this calibre feels keenly, the fact that American films have ousted the British films from the world's markets. Now he ap-Peals to the Imperial press to aid news was published in Great Britain. The resolutions moved by Major Aster, and seconded by Lord Apsley, expressed gratification at the new rate of reduction' to lid per word of cable charge' between Great Britain and Australia, and of the proposal for further vision for "Leaded" cables. it was agreed that "The Imperial government be requested to take immediate steps to lay a new leaded across the Atlantic," or other-allow the full advantage to be taken of the new facilities and the interests of the Empire to be safeguarded. Reference was made to the wird station being erected at Rugby and it was urged the most reasonable rates be fixed in accordance with expenses, incurred by the service, The delegates were extremely pleased to hear that the anmouncement had been made by the British Post Master-General that Australian beam wireless station would be complete in April 1926.
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