GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 8 July 1937, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

FRENCH POLITICS . > United Press Association —By Electn. Telegraph—Copyright). PARTS, July 7. The Premier, M. Chautemps, announced that the Chamber ol Deputies will begin a. summer recess tomorrow after which the Cabinet will examine financial • projects, and will decide on decrees. ; APPOINTMENTS APPROVED. RUGBY, July G. The King has approved the following appointments to the diplomatic service: ' Sir Wnlford Selby, His Majesty’s Minister in Vienna, to be Ambassador in Lisbon. Mr Charles Palairet, British Minister at Stockholm, to be Minister in Vienna. Sir Edmund Monson, British Minister in Riga, to succeed Mr Palairet in Stockholm. INDIAN A V PAIRS. WARDHA (India), July G. .Air Gandhi was present at a fateful meeting of the working committee of the Congress Party, which sat for 15 hours. There was no decision, and the meeting will resume in the morning. It is reported that the leaders of five out of six of the affected provinces favoured acceptance of offico under the new Constitution. , a WOOL SALES LONDON, July 7. Dawsons commenting on the wool sales, says it has seldom been more difficult to guage values. Short supplies and the comparatively light stocks at Home and on the Continent are unfortunately offset, but there is nervousness in Yorkshire and political unsettlement in Europe.