GENERAL CABLES

Grey River Argus, 5 December 1932, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES

(Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) KOBE, December 2. The Finance Minister, AL Takahaski, threatens that unless yen speculation ceases, the Government will exercise emit ml of exchange and even trade. He vigorously attacked the “ex pert” bankers, who sacrifice national interest selfishly, deeming profit every thing and policy nothing, employing cunning tricks and lying talk. He extolled the superior methods of British bankers. TOK 10, December 2. Another boat of White Russian refugees from prison in Siberia, drifted ashore, at Akitakcn. The sole surviv or was in a dying condition. LONDON, December 2. “The Times’s’’- correspondent at Riga says: The unemployed havo greatly increased in Russia, and the Soviet is planning a commission reporting on labour difficulties. Hundreds a nd thousands of skilled and unskilled workers are continually seeking employment, and a constant stream follows a mirage of better food and conditions.