Detroit, May 24.
Grievances involving 26 members of the United Automobile Workers' Union halted the flow of automobile bodies from the Briggs plant here yesterday and threw 68,000 men out of work when other automobile plants were forced to close down because of the lack of bodies.
The strike at the Briggs plant forced suspension of production at the Plymouth, DeSoto, Dodge, Chrysler and Lincoln factories in Detroit and the Chrysler plants at New Castle and Kokomo, Indiana.—United Press.
Gas, electricity, water supply, telephone and bus services will be supplied to the area by other sub-diaries of the Central China De-
Trinity Music College Examinations velopment Company.
The subdivision to be offered for sale from June 1, land "company officials said, should be sufficient to contain 4,500 houses.
The leases will be offered to all persons regardless of nationality, land company officials stated, expressing confidence at the success of their enterprise in view of the prevailing house shortage in Shanghai President Roosevelt Not To Visit London Washington, May 24.
Denying rumours circulated during the past few days, President Roosevelt states that he does not intend io visit England to return the visit of the King and Queen to the United States.—Trans-Ocean. amined, It cannot be therefore said that they are not similar to each other. It is revealed in the judgment that both trademarks are us for the same commodities.
The local Examinations of Trinity College of Music, London, which were held on May 8, produced very satisfactory results. The examiner was Dr. Alfred Mistowski. Of the 15 various grades for pianoforte playing, 12 passed with honours, three of these being candidates in two successive divisions. The arrangements were in the capable hands of Sam Lazaro, and Sir Robert Ho Tong's house was kindly lent for the occasion.
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