GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1930, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

UNEMPLOYED AT POME

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ROME,’ May. .7,

r The Pome civic authority’s methods of--dealing with unemployment- are drastic. All workers who are not in positions arc being transported elsewhere. Pome is encircled by an immigration barrier, and only those may enter who produce evidence that walk is awaiting them in the city.

~ OBITUARY,

(Received this day at B>a.m.) ' LONDON, May 8. Obituary.—Admiral Sir Sackviile Garden.

PRISONERS RIOT

(Received this day at 9.4 U a.in.)

NEW YORK,..', May U Y

•YA / report" •.from /Columbus, Oliio, states : Following a tense night in .which several minor riots -occurred;■ while 650 nnrijg prisoners; (cahldU i|n 22nd. April) isolated in a high wire stockade fired the tents in which they were sleeping, two convicts were •killed and one injured by machine, igijn firf, by national guardsmen. .on. tkenvalL V

FATAL CRASH.-. ■. ; ./

SEVEN PERSONS KILLED

NEW YORK, May 8

A message from El Paso, Texas, states a short trip passenger plane from Aquas Calientes crashed, due to motor.trouble, from ten thousand feet, killing the pilot/ his wife, son, mechanic. and three passengers, all of whom, were Mexicans. A fire 'broke out in the wreckage burning all beyond recognition, The. .«resh ooeuiTo-d in the neighbourhood of Jeronomino, Mexico.