GENERAL CABLES
NAVAL TRANSFER, i
(United Pre6s Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). (Received this day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, Aug. 4. The Admiralty confirm the transi->r of battleships from Malta. The reasons are those at first stated. PRISON REVOLT. ;,, (Received this dav at 9. a.m'./'‘ WARSAW, Aug. 4. A riot broke out at a long term prison where many Communists and Terrbrists are serving sentences. The police were forced to fire killing two. The remainder were subdued by a fire hose.
SOVIET SETBACK
LONDON, August 4
The “Morning Post’s” Riga correspondent learns authoritatively that the unbounded fiasco of Red , Day lias seriously jlweakened Stalin’s: dictatorship. His health at present is not good and lie is visibly affected by this and other recent Soviet reverses.
LOST SUBMARINE,
OFFICER OOURT-MARTIALLED
LONDON, August 2
Lieut, Robert -Gardner, Comfuander of H 47, was acquitted by £ ftae Court Martial at Portsmouth on ‘ charges of losing or hazarding his ship, but was found guilty alternatively of failing to avoid or minimise the negligent handling of Lil2. The Court reprimanded him.
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