GENERAL CABLES

Greymouth Evening Star, 14 June 1927, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

RENOWN’S VOYAGE 1 (Australian & N.Z. Cable Assn.) MELBOURNE, June 13. A radio received from the Renown states the sun is directly overhead, but a strong breeze is tempering the heat. The Duke inspected the ship’s company and presented 15 years’ good conduct medals to six men. BALKAN DISPUTE GENEVA, June 13. M. Potitch, the Jugo-Slavian delegate, submitted to the Secretary of the League of Nations the Belgrade Cabinet’s reply to the Albanian Note, expressing Jugo-Slavia’s willingness that the Council of the League should discuss • Jugo-Slavian. relations.

FRENCH ROYALIST EDITOR. PARIS, June 13. Daubet has surrendered to the police. PACIFIC CONFERENCE. LONDON, June 13. Britain will be unofficially represented at the Honolulu Conference on Pacific relations (July 15 to 29). The delegates will include Sir Frederick Whyte, Professor Webster and Mr Lionel Curtis. . GERMAN ..DIS AM AMENT. BERLIN, June 13. Germany has officially notified the Great Powers of the completion of the destruction of the eastern fortifications, according to the agreement. MARCONI’S MARRIAGE ROME, June 13. The civil marriage took place here of Chevalier Marconi and Signorina Bezziscali. The function attracted thousands to the capital. Premier Mussolini was present accompanied ■by a special bodyguard. He later attended the reception at the Palazzo Bezziscali. The function was one of the most outstanding of recent years in Rome. Chevalier Marconi gave his bride a portable wireless set, the only other one of which in existence belongs to the Prince of Wales. The religious ceremony will take place on Wednesday.