GENERAL CABLES

Grey River Argus, 26 June 1931, Page 7

GENERAL CABLES

VATICAN AND FASCISM. ROME. June 24. The Government’s official reply to the Vatican repeats the protest :: gainst “the illicit interference of tie Holy S?e in the affairs of Italy, and laments that the Holy See insists by speeches, telegrams and hjpeals to public opinion abroad upon carrying these events outside the proper place.” The reply adds that grea.vr regard should be shown for the duties imposed on the Holy See. Privileges must not be converted into weapons against the State. SPANISH STRIKER.S REINSTATED.

MADRID, June 24. The Spanish Cabinet is reinstating th? railwaymen dismissed after the 1917 general strike, and dismissing the soldiers who eame to the country’s aid since and carried on. The Cabinet is installing wireless equipment in order to broadcast parliamentary debates. ancing the Budget are adjusted taxation on income and land, and through rhe Customs, and no hint has been dropped by the Government as to the course it proposes to follow. Unemployment moneys might be raised by increasing the levy imposed la K t year or by loan. When asked if he could give any indication as to his intentions in that regard, the Prime Minister gave a negative reply.