Rome, Mar. 10.
The Central Corporative Committee, presided over by Premier Benito Mussolini, yesterday decreed that all salaries in Italy would be increased from ten to fifteen per cent. from March 25.
The Committee also decreed that prices would remain unchanged up to July 31 on spaghetti, rice, oil, sugar, coffee, soap, gasoline, coal, gas, water, electricity, transportation, rent, telegraph, telephone and Government monopolies, such as tobaccos and salt. All other prices will be increased, the decree revealed.—United Press.
Washington, Mar. 10.
Pan-American Airways yesterday notified the Civil Aeronautics Authorty that they would eliminate Ber-mud as a stop-over on both their east and westward trans-Atlantic flights after March 18. The company's action came after British authorities at Bermuda had declined to halt the seizure of American mails aboard the planes.—United Press.
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