London Fashion Notes Show Rise in Frock Prices and Luxuries
The London scene reports higher dress costs as new frocks with fared skirts use more fabric and luxury trims. Winter residence shifts place the Duke and Duchess at Curzon House while Princess Mary and Lord Lascelles stay nearby. Exotic flowers fade to smaller blooms for evening wear.
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May Pit State Troops Against U S Authorities
Roses and camellias are at their best. Hunting will reduce the number of devotees from London for the next month, yet many still combine it with social diversion. The Prince of Wales is at Melton Mowbray but returns to town often and his example is usually followed.
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Japanese Fascist-Style Group Forms Under Rikken Daido
An organization named Rikken Daido Remmei forms in Tokyo inspired by Italian fascism with over 2,000 members. A planned public meeting failed after police arrested leader Seihen Yamaguchi on unrelated charges, leaving the group leaderless. The group adopts black shirt insignia for membership.
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TOKIO
Rikken Daido Khemmei
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Rikken Daido Remme
Germans win fishing rights in Soviet waters near shores
In Moscow the Council of Peoples Commissaries ratified a pact allowing the Union of German Fishers to fish in Soviet northern seas at three to twelve miles from shore, mirroring a Norwegian concession. The move follows Russo German trade treaties and marks German recognition of Soviet territorial claims.
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English Tests For Aerial Mail Drop System
Experiments in England test a clockwork delayed parachute drop for air mail from 5900 to 6090 feet. Devices unknown in detail aim to release mail bags into open countryside without slowing or descending too low, using a bomb sight to trigger a parachute about fifty feet above ground.
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