SECOND EDITION. Latest Cables

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 94, 25 August 1923, Page 6

SECOND EDITION. Latest Cables

Press 'Association— Copyright, vAustealian and N.Z. Cable Association (Received 12.50 p m.) , v >,. : 'V Stockholm, August 24. . »«Fipl(inder, ran 1500 mettea «n;3:58, and a mile in 4.10 3-5 a world’s record. •. ‘ i ; ■

''Paris, August 24

At an experimental meeting, Vauville Barbot, a flew a glider -132 miles in 6 hours 21 secs. ' Simmonet, in a; motorlesfe machine, reached a ! height of 900 feet, the flight lasting three and a-half hours. LA telegram* from '-Warsaw states that a- train which was derailed at Pozahka fell •'■•into a river. Fifty were killed and one‘hundred injured.

L© Tempssays Britain’s claim for five per cent, interest means an annual payment of 740 million goM marks yearly.', As neither France nor -Italy can pay. up till they have ireddvered * the equivalent from Germany,- how does Britain hope ,'to extract this interest from Germany in addition to the Reparations due to -all:the Allies. J

Madrid, August 24

A communique ‘from Tiferanin t states; * Having- been relieved and : restored, s our 1 troops ar© returning to v bases, -after establishing a strong* defensive line for future operation 9. We have already recovered from the battle ground three i hundred dead > Mobrii; The latter 4 abandoned ! the trenches and retired some -distance. >

• *,An- "official communique states: A «spctionof the/ Garellano Regiment I mutinied at Malaga, the men. objecting to orders, to embark for Melilla. ■ The ringleaders at . the officers, killed. Troops eventually persuaded them to embark; The ringleaders will be courtmartial* ■, 11: qp; * * '' Ihhring a twenty-four, hours’ general strike at Bilbao, the police stopped', a procession in the main stpeet and opened /'Five of : the strikers were kiiJSft'and several injured. August 24. The’ - Angora Assembly ratified the 7 lafuafentto feehty';by’3ls' votes to 20. ■’The' Alli^ i 7 ■ ly informed the Turks that the AT; •■lied'nydhualiop would commence .tomorrow. '*%<#'•#,?'■ ,

. > Delli,*• August 24. passed : a resolutiori that ih view of the unjust and humiliating treatment of Inby the (GevdrnmentS of j the ■ Dominions ahd'hhe 1 Crown Colonies, the Corporation in future will employ no non-Indian citizen of the Dominions or Colonies ip any capacity, or - grhtit 'iifoftsek,' 5 facilities, o!r oty&ssions for trade or other purposes. ; t ..a -Berlin, August 241- - " Hear.Helferdittg: declared: Brutal taxation will be our policy. This Government will be the last On a Parliafiflentary basis, and, If we fail the , country will fall into th© hands ) >f: adventurers. We propose to use' ■' dictatorial powers. ,: > j The Daily Express’s ■ ‘ Berlin cor--1 rehpcmd&nt J states that farmers; Air’d fnahstridlists "at€j aghashht Herr Helferdlng’s proposals, declaring they Oannot /even pay s - £spwkers % were Industrie^ " 3E.%4^r works WOT 1 ? * K° sr ° s -.The'trajlncara shortly w v® ■ttie,,inSnaf rt ersr [( make. ends meet; 'Shine Seyllp banks are closing, and there are signs of stagnation everywhere. Boston, August 23 / '✓ln the -other semi-final ’ national doubles, Tilden and Norton defeated Alonzo and Johnson 7— 9, 8 6 B—6 ’6—2. i ,’ . ’

' . ... , 'London, August' 24., XVade in > Cork City has been com- ■ pte&ly paralysed by the, strike. Thousands are unemployed. The 1 “ activity observable in the streets is picketing; Sof ar, no violotu» is reported, but the civic guards had to- interfere to prevent trouble. All fairs* -and markets are stopped. Only, J a few days’ coil supply i s 0 n hahd; to' maintain the wa,tei! supply. Garpeutier-Beckett match* has been definitely fixed lor 1.10 a t the Olympia. i

, v $ ».;■ Home, August 24. J states that Signor ' 1 Mussolini on August 8 sent to Seiia- > ator Cuartieri. leader of the Italian delegation negotiating the execution of, the Treaty of Rapallo, a letter to. bo communicated to the Jugo-Slav delegation, stating that the Italian Government is unable longer to colerate the Jugo-Slav opposition to • the solution of the Adriatic problems, udding that Italy abundantly proved the loyalty of its intentions and the franknesg of its attitude in evacuating the third Damatan zone, and in executing other clauses of the Treaty. ‘ Tf^e' letter concludes; Unless a solution i 8 reached by 31st August, Italy, i r ■ will reserve full liberty of action. ; The Messagero points out that as the result, of Mussolini’s virtual ultimatum, the Jugo-Slav delegates are showing more activity, apparently jeing resolved to arrive at a conclusion. The answer from Belgrade has not yet arrived. \

■ "Paris, August 24. ( ; M. Cheron, Minister for Agricul- 1 ture. dilpotmoee that the French hardest twomfl be abundant, and would probably total seventy-nine vhiilioh quintals, excluding Algeria, ’baking it Unnecessary.' to buy abroad, provided broad is not wasted.