Details now arriving in Home papers vf the Board of Trade figures of British exports am imports during March contain en~
<ouraging reading, Exports totalled 251,958,128, as compared with £57,236,148' in the previous month and 962,114,146 in March of last year. Imports amounted to £110. subjects, his style being distinguished by that simplicity and clarity which come only of a well-ordered id. ud, as occasion demanded, by unusually vivid powers of description.
Major Hilton-Johnson takes with him to England the good wishes of many friends in the Far East. He has served Shanghai well, The Week-end Habit Among the many changes taking place in these days, 2 somewhat important one in Germany is that its people are fast adopting the weekend habit. One readily conjures up Visions of an enormous exodus of the more prosperous merchants and tamiles from Hamburg and plan equally consider able return of a Monday morning, with the present-day fraulein no} Tonger rusticating indoors but displaying all those wonderful athletic Channel-swimming propensities ich have become a national feature since the war.
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