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U.S. NAVAL PROGRAMME.

U.S. NAVAL PROGRAMME.

Ci Ut Dakota) ' Saturday. d. Director of the here for a conference V it'. 1 1 for°i! e ' declared to-day that ts V' 6 rst year's work on all v ■ '"h (v 0r including the six V' M^'ess a *ked for last winter, 'Jl • j .Veor's estimates The ' wo be in the case in 1916 upon n a work
August 15, 1927 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
 
WAR MEMORIAL GIFT.

WAR MEMORIAL GIFT.

Edinburgh Freedom for U.S. Ambassador. The American Ambassador is to visit Edinburgh on September 7, formally to present to Scotland the War Memorial in West Prince's Street Gardens designed by Dr Tait M'Kenzie, and now under construction, which the gift of and Scottish sympathi
August 15, 1927 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
 
THE SPOILS OF WAR.

THE SPOILS OF WAR.

Shanghai, Sunday. General Chiang Kai-shek* the Nanking Nationalist leader, left yesterday afternoon, ostensibly for Ningpo. He was accompanied by a bodyguard of 450 soldiers. The official Nationalist explanation of his visit to Shanghai and Ningpo is that he is trying to raise f
August 15, 1927 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
 
SAVING PETS FROM FIRE.

SAVING PETS FROM FIRE.

Considerable excitement was caused in Putney in the early hours of the morning by a fire at the Fox and Hounds Hotel. It was soon put out by firerrfen. The manageress of the hotel told a Press representative that it was fortunate for the staff that the outbreak was discovered so
August 15, 1927 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
 
“PROSPEROUS” FARMERS.

“PROSPEROUS” FARMERS.

Declaring at Barnard Cattle Show that English farming was not on its last legs Col. C. H. Hcadlam, M.P., added that farmers present were so prosperous that their waistcoats would not meet.
August 15, 1927 - Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
 
Trado —Our ku ask sad

Trado —Our ku ask sad

Trado —Our ask sad IKM ITURIR Ear F gain. 151.—CloarLag* a t 'VIED 1C as add oak, Intuits! luaus .13 &wan, high-fade °nig 14gua—Garidinp. Bpos hill. QUIDESOAAD. tat .I.e. Jaaaboaariani bark as larrz Jar &t Suit., baautitpllg apbalptarsci quality moquette; ttopen<P, bargain, 14gua
August 15, 1927 - Birmingham Daily Gazette - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
 
SEASIDE APARTMENTS. 110010%-146. Barratt. I?. book cantl. al Darts: 000 kilki: I. tar= moderate: bear s ')fie ter DO. ass

SEASIDE APARTMENTS. 110010%-146. Barratt. I?. book cantl. al Darts: 000 kilki: I. tar= moderate: bear s ')fie ter DO. ass

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August 15, 1927 - Birmingham Daily Gazette - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
 
COUNTRY APARTMENTS.

COUNTRY APARTMENTS.

Ir-COED.-Arte. bd opSI Tee&lmseke.e. for: terms roml.—Ceed }ems 111CWDLIE 1 .-14ack Parties ea:tared tor. tap e► Pyre lUD. Apia am •Yoreot. AA& I .ramping grd -Dedvelt. Goedineet rank ir. Mary or.. beintr ten— Tl: DaorrwircH IPA..-acme Tree Noma: lardet.; ; wk.oodo or loam.; goz
August 15, 1927 - Birmingham Daily Gazette - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
 
A lion acting as host at a banquet in his cage at the famous cay Lion Farm, El Monte, California, in celebration of the Lions Club convention.

A lion acting as host at a banquet in his cage at the famous cay Lion Farm, El Monte, California, in celebration of the Lions Club convention.

A lion acting as host at a banquet in his cage at the famous cay Lion Farm, El Monte, California, in celebration of Lions Club convention. AERIAL HOLIDAY AT 92! Woman's Adventure. Mrs. Elizabeth Reeve. aged PI, the oldest resident in Tate's Almshouses. Mitcham, has booked a passa
August 15, 1927 - Birmingham Daily Gazette - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
 
a store of steamers, intend to transfer their fleet to the Lancashire port either for herring or Icelandic fishing. There

a store of steamers, intend to transfer their fleet to the Lancashire port either for herring or Icelandic fishing. There

is a fear locally that the Germans will eventually fish for hake, as there is a growing demand for this fish and prices keep high. The operations of these foreign steamers on grounds hitherto confined to British boats is having a serious effect on the prosperity of local steamer
August 15, 1927 - Birmingham Daily Gazette - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England