London, Aug. 5.
As forecast by the Minister of Labour, Mr, Ernest Brown, in the House of Commons last week, the number of unemployed in July showed a reduction of 50,08, This is the sixth consecutive monthly decrease. The July total of unemployed of 1,652,072 the most favourable return for six years, and is 320,869 fewer than a year ago, The number of insured persons in employment in. Britain in July, exclusive of agricultural workers, was approximately 10, 895,000. This was 63,000 more than a month before and 481,000 more than a year ago.—Reuter, Yule's yacht Nablin, probably tomorrow morning, The Nablin will be escorted during the cruise along the Dalmatian coast and parts of the Mediterranean the destroyers Gratton and Glow form, The Greek Government has received notification that His Majesty may visit some Greek islands incognite. The King, it is understood, may spend his holiday as the Duke of Lancaster, The King's place of departure in England came as a complete surprise to the public. His Majesty had been expected to fly from Windsor, where many had gathered to see his departure, but instead he motored to Heathrow. ent when the plane, piloted Say 5 en peseeen It, Fielden, Captain of the King's Flight, took' off on Its journey across the Channel—Reuter, the Spanish mainland from Spanish Morocco, was sunk yesterday by Gov-Grnment! warships, according to an Announcement made to-day by the War Minister. He added that the bombardment of the ports of Larache, Ceuta, and Tarifa, rebel stronghold in Spanish Morocco, and of Algeciras had been most successful. Confirming that a Government onslaught on the Guadarrama front is to start fat any moment, the Minister stated that a bombardment of rebel positions already has opened. At Navatria, he claimed, a rebel column was defeated, Teaving 200 dead on the fleld—Havas,
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