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THE MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, ALLEGES SHINS WERE KICKED £2,659,000 for Imperial Airways in Merger SIR KINGSLEY WOOD, Air Minister, gave the House of Commons to-day financial details of the proposed amalgamation of Imperial Airways, and British Airways, in one corporation. Subject to the approval of Parliament, the Government were prepared in consideration of the taking over by the proposed corporation of the assets and liabilities Airways as from March 31. to approve the payment to the company of such sums as would permit the payment of 325. 9d. for each ordinary share of This sum would amount to £2.659.086.

Interest would be allowed on the purchase price at the rate of 4 Per cent, less income tax. as from March 31, 1938. Advances Repaid With regard to British Airways the Government were prepared, in consideration of the taking over by the corporation of the assets a liabilities of the company as from September 30, 1938, to approve the payment to the company of £262,500. Advances which had been made by the principal shareholders, amounting to £311,000, would also be repaid, and interest would be allowed on the purchase price and such advances at the rate of 4 per cent, less income tax, from September, 1938, to the date of payment. Shares which British Airways hold in two internal air line companies were not comprised in the sale.

It was estimated that the holders of British Airways shares would receive a total amount of auproximately 15s. 9d. for each £1 share. The Boards of the two companies were recommending the acceptance of these offers to the shareholders- Replying to Mr. Shinwell Seaham) Sir Kingsley said the details of these offers had been the subject of very careful examination.

Consultations had been held with the Treasury and it was thought that these offers were fair and reasonable. The Government must now wait and see if the shareholders would accept them. Shares Jump Imperial Airways shares shot up 3s. 3d. to 32s 6d.

on the Stock Exchange on the announcement by the Air Minister. ALL-WING AEROPLANE The pictures used in the article in Manchester Evening News about a new all-wing deroplane were reproduced by kind permission of BARRYMORE. the actress (seen above), has filed a suit for divorce in Los Angeles against her film-actor husband, John Barrymoore, on the ground of cruelty. The suit cites instances of Mr. alleged shortcomings, ranging from fits of anger and rage to disparaging comments in the presence of others on acting ability, says Reuter.

The climax came, it is alleged, when at a dinner party last month Mr. Barrymore capped a series of annoyances by kicking her shins under the table. John Barrymore is 57 and Elaine, who is his fourth wife, is 22. MAY 12, 1939 JAPANESE LAND ON JAPANESE bluejackets to-day landed in the International Settlement at Kulangsu Island known as the Paradise of South China a mile from the treaty port of Amoy. A Japanese report says that the pro- Japanese chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce had been assassinated while a high Japanese naval officer was making a tour of inspection.

The Japanese bluejackets were landed to protect the officer and to help to apprehend the assassin. may be necessary to take similar action in the Shanghai international settlement if as grave an incident as that at Kulangsu declared a Japanese naval spokesman. Amoy is 300 miles north of Canton. Kulangsu Island was opened as the international concession in 1903 it is also known as Wave because the incoming tide causes a booming sound in a hollow rock. Protest Sir Robert Graitfie, the British Ambassador to Tokyo, to-day protested to Mr.

Arita, the Japanese Foreign Minister, against the air raids last week on Chungking, the seat of the Chinese National Government. He is understood, says Reuter, to have referred to the danger to the life of members of the British Diplomatic staff at the Consulate General, and to have stressed general inhumanity of Japanese air raids. Girl is Riding Across Canada Miss Mary Bosanquet. a 25-years-old Wiltshire girl, who intends to cross Canada from west to east on horse-back, prepared to-day to leave for Kamloops, British Columbia, on the second of her journey. Miss Bosanquet got her idea for the adventure while riding in a London bus.

She thought it was the best way to see Canada and obtain material for a book. (Associated Press messages.) He Travelled Two Miles Per Meal AFTER travelling more than four million miles and cooking two million meals in his kitchen on wheels, Mr. W. C. Smith, chef on the Royal Scot, retires on Monday.

He has been with the L.M.S. rail- way for 33 years. Mr. Smith, who lives in Graham Avenue, West Ealing, has been on the Edinburgh portion of the Royal Scot for longer than he can remember. I was on the train when it made the first non-stop run between Euston and he said.

I shall never forget that day. The train slowly snorted its way up Shap summit, and we all breathed a sigh of relief when we got to the top. The rest was easy. We had only to run downhill into Carlisle, and the record was ours. Greek Court Romance Lieutenant-Colonel Dimitri N.

Levidas, Master of Ceremonies to King George of Greece, and Madame G. Voutsinas are engaged, says a London announcement received from Athens to-day. The marriage will take place in Athens next month, Lieutenant-Colonel Levidas might be described as an honorary Londoner and has many friends in this country. He has spent many years in Britain and speaks English without any trace of an accent. I was also on the Edinburgh portion of the Royal Scot when we created a sensation by running non-stop from Euston to Edinburgh.

Cannot Forget It was the only time it had ever been done on this Mr. Smith thinks that cooking on wheels is a specialised business The best man out of a hotel would be lost in a travelling he says. You just put things down anywhere, or your meals would be ruined. You must have a place for everything. You also have to have a good memory.

The travelling chef afford to forget. If he does in trouble. He was the inseparable companion of King George of Greece when he was in exile, first in Rumania and then in London. Lieutenant-Colonel Levidas accompanied the King on his visit to London in 1937, and was a member of the Greek delegation to the funeral of King George V. Nothing is more annoying than to remember just as the train is moving out of the platform that you have forgotten, a vital something.

This, however, seldom happens. addition you never really know how many people you have got to cater for. One day you may serve 200 luncheons, the next day only 20. Snacks More Popular When speeding through the countryside you walk into the cold kitchen and bring out another half side of lamb. You have got to do your best with what you have aboard at least until you arrive at a station where you can take in fresh supplies.

Is the present-day traveller as heavy an eatef- as his predecessor No, I think he is. The tendency is for lighter meals. People go in more for snacks these Born at Chatham. 65 ago, Mr. Smith began his career as a chef at the Cavalry Club, Piccadilly.

He is uncertain as to what he will do on his retirement, except that he will not be in the had more than he said, and at my age you certainly want a Kremlin Burial for Woman Air Ace Major Polina Ossipenko, one of best known airwomen, and Brigade Commander Anatoli Serov, who were killed in an air crash, are to be buried under the wall of the Kremlin in red square. Both had received the title of hero of the Soviet Union for services to the country and says Reuter. Born of a po peasant family. Major Ossipenko, who was 32, first worked as a farm hand. In 1936 she made a world altitude record for women by reaching a height of 27,300 feet, and the following year broke three altitude records.

With two other soviet women fliers she made a hazardous flight last year to the shores of the Pacific. Assistant Trainer Dead From Our Chester Correspondent Mr. Sydney Beaumont, assistant trainer of Chester Football Club, died to-day. He joined the ground staff in 1934 and became assistant trainer in 1936. Before the Great War he was a Preston N.E.

forward, and as a player and a manager he had been connected with football for 30 years. He was formerly manager at Merthyr, Aberdare and Blackpool Mr. Beaumont was also a cricketer, and before Glamorganshire became a first-class county he played for their second eleven. get mileage safety 9 See hew the sturdy diamond blocks in the centre of G-100's All-weather Tread provide sharp-edged, deep-biting resistance to any direction of skid. For more than 30 years this tread has been acknowledged the world's finest non-skid protection.

The Tyre of the Century GOODYEAR WOLVERHAMPTON Hope for Life Doctors now hold hope of saving the life of 18-year-old Jack Robins, last roller skating champion of Britain, who was seriously injured in a motor-cycling accident three weeks ago. Every day since the accident his father has waited at King George Hospital, Ilford, Essex, for the latest news concerning his son. To-day it was reported that Robins, whose home is at Dynham Road, West Hampstead, had spent a good night and that his condition is improving. FACTORY AT New Forest Ponies May be Saved Efforts will be made to preserve the New Forest as a miraculous survival in the twentieth century of part of pre- Norman A commitiee of planning officers, including representatives of the Ministry of Health Forestry Commission and a number of local committees, have recommended that a permanent body should be set up to control all developments affecting the forest. The committee wish to preserve the ponies, the rare birds, and the fauna and flora.

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