Successful Campaign Conducted in the United States London, May 8.
Sir Charles Higham, the well-known author and publ [to London to-day after a campaign to popularize tea-drinking jin the United States.
In an interview Sir Charles said that in the first three months of 1927 "ire gold 100,000 Ib. more Indian tea to 'America than' in any three months in. the last 25 years. There are twice as many: tea-drinkers in the United States to-day: as four years ago, America now drinks one-sixth of the wor 's supply of tea, There are $2,000 teashops in the visitors on their arrival at New York City; These plans, however, were ultimately abandoned owing The fling? from New York to Paris, whick Chamberlai and Ber-him as he flew over Squantum air base near the city. Reuter.
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