MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.
The Genera correspondent of tho "Daily Chronicle" reports that tho Japanese delegation to tho Opium Conferonce state they have received instructions from their Government not to inako any concessions regarding certificates of importation of opium. This it is considered ivill possibly render tho Confererico abortive. A Homo message reports that half of tho Umberto gallery at Naples, wnich Cost a million sterling, was destroyed Ij£ fire caused by a cinematograph film. The Premier of Turkey, Ismet Pasha, has resigned owirtg to ill-health. Fothi Bey succeeds him.
Tho Greek Naivul Attache at Paris was shot in tho stomach and dangerously wounded by another Greek at the Greek Consulate. The assailant was arrested. Ho gftvo his name as Vorikais. He is an cx-offioor of tho Greek army. The motive is believed to be personal.
Lord Blddisloo, speaking at Aberj-st-wyth, foreshadowed a conforenco of landowners and farmers with a new to agreeing upon an agricultural policy. He said ho believed the Government had secured the assent of the other political parties to this effort to improve rural Britain.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18238, 24 November 1924, Page 9
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177MISCELLANEOUS CABLES. Press, Volume LX, Issue 18238, 24 November 1924, Page 9
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