MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18430, 10 July 1925, Page 9

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

.V in"s.-;i£o from Tokyo states that Feud Hoy, Turkey's first dipbniatb representative to Japan, arrived at Tokyo tins morning as Charge d'Aff.iiros. ponding tho appointment- ot an Ambassador.

Giihgan. Abrahams, ami other representatives oi .-port spoke at iho itiuuguial meeting oi the National Fluids Association at, Albert. Hall", at which tho Duke of York pleaded for facilities for fresh air snort in trended cities (.states a London messaged

A message from Constantiuonle states that the First SV rotary to the Rrit»*h Embassy. Mr Knc Adam, commuted suicide by shooting himself with i\ revulvcr. Ho v.as a >-n -.if the M :n----choster magnate. Sir Frank Adam.

A London message states that warders «;-. midnight thought to surprise tho Parkhurit prisoner who. during a sorvuv in the prison diapol. escaped through a skylight on 10 the roof, but 1.0 \>as wide" aw.tko and sheltered Miind a chimney, lie sent out a fusillade oi slatvs. but the warders wore unhurt and overpowered the convict, whom they roped up and lowered to the ground. He had been foodless for ;JS hour.-.

A London message says that the Lev doffory was sentenced 'to k> detained during His Majesty's pleasure. Tho onlv deteneo was tbat the lv>\- w.is badgered into a confession, but til* Judge pointed out tbat ;ho police hud a uitluult duty to discharge. The onlv question was whether the iiov's statement was true. [Ceorge .TpftVrv, a gardener's hoy, was charged with the murder of a young girl b v inflicting many wounds with a pen knife.j