LATE CABLE NEWS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15315, 10 September 1920, Page 6

LATE CABLE NEWS.

lElec. Tel.. Copyright— United Press Assn.)- . (Received September 10, 1.50 p.m.) }' 'DELHI, Sept. 9. ' The Indian National Congress at Calcutta, under the presidency of Lajpatrai, adopted by 1826 to 804 Ghanidis' programme of non-co-operatiom as a protest against the harsh terms* of the Turkish, peace treaty. Tliis. includes Indians ' surrendering honorary titles and offices and the withdrawal of children, from Government fohools, tho withdrawal of lawyers f rom practice, and a boycott o r ' the Legislative Council of British goods. '•MOSCOW; Sept. 9. ( I One message states ,*4hat Tehitoherin announced that the Bolshevists at tho eleventh hour had decided wot to send peace delegates to Riga to mcct 1 the Poles. HELSINGFORS. Sept, 9. Reports m reference to yesterday's ehootnig state that the Communists' meeting at Petrograd was a, meeting, of the Central Committee -of Finnish Communists, at which the opposition group, co'nsLsting of officers of 'tlio Red Army, appeared. Tent Ehinish Communists were killed attd twenty wounded. — Renter: ' ' . ' " , , (Received Sept. 10, 2.30 p.m.) 1 / : PARIS, Sept. 9. The' German Government has handed to the French Embassy m Berlin one hundred thousand francs indemnity demanded for the violation of the French Consulate m Breslau. . NEW YORK, Sept. 9. The American Woollen Company announced its new price, schedules 15 to 20 per cent, below the rates ruling a year ago. ■'■■■'' . I LONDON, Sept. 9. I Lysaghts- are sending out three hundred skilled men from Newport to rolling' mills m Newcastle, mostly single men. Forty families going will relieve the housing problem at Newport, but the opening of - «ix new mills will shortly' render the position more acute.