GENERAL CABLE NEWS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10131, 7 June 1924, Page 5

GENERAL CABLE NEWS

d PORTUGUESE AVIATORS. t ■ h p - (Per . Press Association—Copyright) e (Received This Day, 11.30 a.m.) I 1 (Renter.) ( DELHI, June 6. a Th© Portuguese aviators have ar--1 rived at Rangoon. 5 r IRISH FREE STATE. r - (Received This Day, 1.50 p.m.V LONDON, June 6. . Mr H.LGdsgrave,' (replying to a ques- ' tion in the Dail, said the British Gov- •' emment’s desire-Lo obtain advice from, a judicial ", committed of the: . Privy, Council /regarding. Article XII. of the Treaty did not call for; a . statement from him: “We have made it per--1 fee tty clear th£t we are not paytios to the request for advice.” ,*( , o'x r; .. ■■ T v-ifCY*’- ■-m *v ; ■ > n RECENT TRAIN SMASH. (Received This’ Day. 2.10 p.m.) , : ' \ LONDON, 1 June- 6: At the Euston inquiry into the re—cent icollisidri- of trains, a verdict, of ac- /, cidental death was returned. Chambers.!; wept while giving evidence. He said nhe made ! no mistake*; with the I ever j, •tfut ; believed the •/train wasupn the other line. The ;eol*oner said -he was satisfied Chambers made am honest mistake, and there was no culpable neglect. . ' ■ . w■ M . i'V ■/

FRENCH POLITICS. ""HpARIS, June 6. Crowds assembled in front of the < Elysee on Thursday night. Troops closely guarded the place. ’lt is assei'ted that M. Millerandi Asked M. t Magicot to form a Ministry. , Other names are also mentioned.

The /‘Morning Post” says it may be r inferred that M. Miller and’s intention is to find : a Ministry to face berth, cie Chambers with a) Presidential message, and insist upon a decisive vote. ;., . / M. Millerand has invited Senator Millies la, Croix to form a Ministry.