GENERAL CABLES

Grey River Argus, 22 September 1945, Page 7

GENERAL CABLES

LONDON, September 20. A Communist - Party deputation handed to the Spanish Ambassador, the Duke of Alba, a resolution protesting against a death sentence imposed on two Republicans. The Duke assured the deputation that he would forward the protest to the Spanish Government. The Association of the former International Brigade in the Spanish civil war, sent a message to the British Embassy at Madrid and the Spanish Minister of Justice, asking for intervention on behalf of the two Republicans, condemned to death, demanding their release, and protesting against “abhorrent methods of extermination of political opponents]’. The cablegram was signed by more than 150 well-known people, including more than 100 Parliamentarians, the Bishops of Worcester. Gloucester and Chelmsford, and Mr 11. G. Wells. PARIS, September 20. According to an official announcement 300.000 French men and women are missing. There is little hone of the vast majority of them ever beingfound. . , nn BRUSSELS, September 20. The Cabinet decided to present a Eill to Parliament transferring the civil list, at present ■£ 10.000. from King Leopold to his Regent brother, - -hai , , f,z\ BERLIN, September 20 The Allied Control Council has decided to relax the non-fratermsation rule, with effect from January 10, 1946 to permit members of the occupation forces to marry Germans provided specific permission is obtained from the ' Commander-m-Chief. Troons from October 1. 1945. may visit German homes, be billeted with German families, and conduct normal social relations with them. The new regulations mean the end of the non-fraternisation policy which originally forbade the Allies even to talk to Germans, excent on business. NEW YORK, -September 20. The Army has announced the successful conclusion of 35 days o experiments to develop a umversai blood t.vne conducted with 4 T O h n e O Armv m stSdied methods using a w_iU y be available__to civilians. RF SENSIBLE ABOUT COLDS By neglecting a cold you can easily take soothing, warming Baxieis Fung Preserver “Baxters” clears the bieathht passages and * lieves coughs, sore thioats and most bronchial conditions. “ Ba^ ers 1S proved most popular reniedy. Be sure it’s “Baxters.” All chemists and sell “Baxters”. Baxters Ltd., 60. Colombo Street, Ch.ch.