London, June 10.
One hundred and fifty Britis chemists—research workers and Un versity teachers—led by Lord Level hulme, President of the Society of Chemical industry, left today for Canada to take part in a conference at which leading experts of a number of different nationalities will discuss problems ranging front the chemistry of road and building materials to the chemical aspects of foodstuff manufacture and of agriculture, as well as chemical. engineering.—Wireless through Reuter.
Ir is stated in official quarters in London that there are no indications of any postponement of the Anglo-American trade negotiations now proceeding in Washington.
Capetown, June 11.
The difficulties encountered by the party bringing out the remains of the six victims of the Royal Air! i Force plane which crashed in the jungle on Monday, have necessitated Postponement of the funeral until June 13. The victims were three Royal Air Force boxers a trainer and two members of the South African Air Force.—Reuter.
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