GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1932, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

COURT REFUSES INJUNCTION. (United .Press- Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) .BERLIN, July 25. , The Leipzig Supreme Court has refused the Prussian.,Government an -interim injunction on the ground might prejudice the eventual dte!Sslff on the constitutional aspect. "Sw? SUPPORT FOR GERMANY. ROME, July 24. “Tile -Tribune” ? strongly 'supports; the German standpoint on the disarmament question. The paper declares that> the German demand for equality of treatment is even more justifiable than her demand for the “cessation of Reparation payments, since the claim to equality, derives directly from the Versailles Treaty. “Germany’s disarmament,” says the paper, “was a condition for the disarmament of other countries, and as a beginning has not yet 'been made in this direction, Germany justly claims the right to regain her freedom of action.”

. t CONFIDENCE PACT. LONDON, July 25. 1 Germany and Greece- have joiiftQ the Anglo-French Confidence Pact. , MARTIAL IIAW TERMINATED. BERLIN, July 25. -Martial law has been terminated in Prussia, and the decree appointing the Commissioner cancelled. Government officials are permitted to ■ join the Hitlerites; ; •. • < - I FARMERS’ THREATS. RjEGINA, July 25. Threats of farmers in the relief areas to forcibly enter warehouses and carry off 'binder twine, if they are not supplied, are causing the Government c.oncetn, says Mr Howard McConnell, the acting Premier.