BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 June 1925, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) hotel Murder /' . LONDON) June U. Mr&. Carly has 'succumbed to her injuries. The police found a hammer with, which they believe the- Carlys were killed.-, •" ' “ENCUMBRANCES.”; : : . LONDON, June 11. Sympathising with the mother of seven .young . .childreq, who was-in. arrears with her rent; j.n.jg® Cluer said’: “I am sorry you’. were not taught not to have.-children. . It.:is ruinrng, ypu! Jt. is ruining the country! Even Bishops are how agreeing it is nnwise !” ' ' ' ■ v ' ;—r ■ ■ r "r -•’K . ' SECURITY PACT. . Paris. June 12. M- Briqnd ihas communicated , to Brussels aiidvßwne the' text-. of the French reply, to,-Germany’s-- -proposals for .a. seen rity pact-,lf thei r approval is signified/ “the' -Note will bo sent ,to Berlin, ■ probably early next week. Publication'will quickly fallow. . .

BALLOON-RAGE. MADRID, June 12Veeffi.t : a and iJeiltenant. ' Gyersen are the winners of the balloon rgee. They: had an exciting adventure,' landing "in the sf.a iit.-foghtl t?!h',J|ijles from tJie Spanish epeqt. They picked up Joy a They were exhausted, after drifting six'...hours. LATER.;

It is reported that the i.-as been disqualified. ■as it .descended into the sea. The prize goes to Deinuyter.

s GREEK CABINET' RESIGNS LONDON, June 12.

The “Daily Telegraph's” AthenH «nr’espondent states that the Greek Cabinet resigned, .. following on a fierce controversy, as to, whether the re'onstruction of the country’s affairs should have precedence over the reoi'gap’sation of the fighting force:-. The miVtarists-so-foi'.liave been he'd in check, hut'the failure, of recent Gi’eco-Serbian has served to strengthen :their policy, nublic'. opinion;: jior the majority of the Army desire; to see a military government established.