GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 41, 11 October 1912, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

London, October 10. The divers state that there is a great hole near the conning tower of the submarine, which is doubled up and would break if it was attempted to sling her. Salvage would be dangerous. At the opening of the Imperial Trade Commission, Mr Butler, chairman of the emigrants’ information , department, suggested that the Australian and New Zealand Governments should monthly cable showing what classes of labour were required and not required. At present statements were based on mailed reports. The Eastbourne police received a telephone message that there were burglars in the Countess S/ataray's bouse. Inspector -Walls went there, but the burglars shot the inspector dead and escaped. The railway servants’ conference reinstated Wigge'l, fjhe, official who was dismissed for sympathising , with the casuals. The conference refuse*}■ to reinstate the dismissed clerks. |Mr Williams, the secretary, complained that the Midland Railway Company was victimising qnionists, large numbers oi whom had recently been-dismissed or suspended. The conference resolved that no agreement should stand in the way of its defending Those-,victimi.sei!.'r Motor-buses in London have killed 118 since the Now Year, and the electric trams 21. e

New iYork,-i October 10. ri The national dynamite*investigations' at Indianapolis disclosed the existence of a flying squad of-dynamiters,i whose mission was to travel the United States and destroy buildings of obnoxious employers. McManigal received telegrams frequently, giving orders on behalf of the Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers.