Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
Condensed TeIeqrams

Washington reports the Liberty Loan will exceed S6,500,0 100000.
 More stringent control of footwear in Great Britain by the government was announced.
 Railroad Director McAdoo arrived railroad systems.
 Fuel Administration lifted the em- bargo against storage of steam sizes of anthracite.
 New York State will have to supply 24,000 additional dfaftees for imme- diate service.
 Total purchases of Thrift and War Savings Stamps in New York to date amount to sS2,539,219.
 Baron Beaverbrook, British proga- ganda chief and chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. resigned.
 Oil rates on New York & New Jer- seys canal section of the Railroad ad- ministration were increased. Price liking committee of the War Industries Board continues existing rates on New England lumber. War ldustries Board announces the fixing of the price of wool grease at Is cents pound effective until Dec. r.
 The temperature was. 69 degrees l Tuesday in New York, which is with in three degrees of the record estab- lished in 1874
 Allied troops have found in many places tractors in perfect condition which were abandoned through the | lack of gasolene.
 A statement by the London gold ] producers committee was completed It will be submitted by the Treasury s gold production committee.
 Steamship Mandalay is ashore of 1 Fauntleroy Rock, 16 miles southwest of Crescent City, Cal One boatload of people was landed.
 Bishop RodoscoIon Alexander o Athens, Greece, who recently arrived in New York. has been made head Q the Greek church in the Tinted States
 Two United States Marine Corp, flight ieutenants were interned il Holland when they were forced tt land on account of engine trouble.
 Charles Watson, a mining exper of the Mining Corporation of Can ada, is believed to have been los when the Princess Sophia foundered
 Japan's exports to the United State for the first six months of 1918 in creased $3O 300 900. Imports from tn
 United States gained $97, 900, GOO.
 Navy Department announces tn completion of the first Eagle boat a Detroit It will be called Eagle Nc
 l. It was built by the Ford Moto
 Co.,.
 The steamer South Bend, the lar gest cargo ship built in the Unite States. was launched at the Sun ship
 yards on the Delaware River. It ca carry 13.600 tons. A resolution was passed by the di rectors of Cudahy Co. of Chicago, t l oc1y of e.4o , for permission to increase the capita to $35 .O0O,O00.
 A large contract for rifles and 300, 900 bayonets were awarded by tn , War Department to the Springfiel Armory. Rifle output of the Spring field Armory is now 1400 a day. Production of American aircrai
 now has reached a state where it being limited virtually only by faci -, ities for transporting the airplanes France. t's J. T. cremer, newly appointe
 Dutch minister to the United State , has announced that he has arrange - passage on board the steamer Ho v landia and will to take up his post { Washington on November g.
 The Peruvian government short
 will send to the United States an el u dO1uA14clIy C4AtDoooJ, I1Is eA1lNioN Tudela, minister of foreign affairs, wi = head the mission.
 Inhabitants of Trinidad, in apprt 5 ciation of the efforts of the Unite s States in the war, have subscribe o S25,000 of the fourth Liberty loan at = purchased S2.000 worth of war savin;
 stamps.
 - Speaking in the house Of common = Thomas J. MacNamara parliamental n secretary for the admiralty, said u y prohibition against British wome IS travelling by sea might be review' o as soon as it became certain that me l, chant vessels were immune from en q