AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS

Evening Star, Issue 18650, 3 June 1924, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS

Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, Australian end N.Z. Press Association. CONTROL OF ART UNIONS. SYDNEY, June 2. The new regulations governing the promotion and conduct of art moons, which will operate from to-day, provide that the sellers of tickets shall lake the name and address of every* purchaser of a ticket, and prohibit persons under the age- of seventeen from purchasing or selling tickets or part impaling in any capacity in connection with art unions. THE RELLRTRD DISASTER. SYDNEY, Tune 3. (Received June 3, at 10.30 a.m.) The hodv of one of llic victims o’ the Roßbird rollierv disaster-—that of Frederick Moodie—has been brought to the surface. ACCIDENTAL DEATH. SYDNEY, June. 3. (Received June 3. at 10.30 a.m.) At the inm’rrt regarding the death of Georrrn Mondies the coroner's verdict was “ Accidental death.” DANGEROUS SEARCH. SYDNEY, June 3. 'the work of exploring and recovering the bodies lying in Hie Rellbird mine since Hie explosion is proving slow and dangerous owing to the disordered condition of (he workings and (he presence of gases. Work is being carried on by specially-equipped gangs.