Short-Term Loan May Evolve from Parleys London, Feb. 18.
There is much. speculation in Brazil regarding the outcome of the visit of Dr. Oswald Aranhas, Brazilion Foreign Minister, to Washington, rs the Brazil correspondent of The Times."
Discussing the activities of mischief-makers and, in particular, the attempts of Nazi emissaries to exert pressure on the German settlers, he says the invitation is regarded by many as a step towards a consolidation of continental defence against outside military and political aggression or economic penetration.
On the other hand, states the correspondent, some quarters envisage a short-term loan.
The possibility of a visit to the White House by Dr. Getulio Dornelles Vargas, President of Brazil, he concludes, is forseen—Reuter. septimi e, with the following seal ba. to} subject to: review at the end off March, 1989:—
Cost of Living allowance on two-thi XOJY 345.00
15 per cent. $4,715.00 and Class:—That a temporary cost of living allowance of 15 per cent. based on their basic pay be granted to all foreign employees (other "A" Class) serving under the grading scales, and to Chinese employees who serve under letters of appointment. The allowance wil be excluded from superannuation and pension com-rutations and will not be issuable during long leave in view of the fact that long leave pay is already provided for by special arrangements, To Chinese not serving under King and Queen May Visit Quins Ottawa, Out., Feb. 17.
King George and Queen Elizabeth may make a quiet, unofficial visit to the Dionne Quintuplets at Callander during their visit to Canada this year, it was reported here. The nearest city to Callander they are expected to visit is Sudbury, but the official itinerary provide for only a one-hour stay. there—United Letters of Appointment the follow- Press.
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