Cable Joltings

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 146, 10 September 1927, Page 1

Cable Joltings

■SACCO SYMPATHISERS. The leaders of the Sacco-V i.nzetti procession in Sydney, who said they would rather go to gao than oay their flms, had them paid on their behalf, and were released. —A. and N.Z. RUSSIA AND POLAND.—The Rica correspondent of *The Times” says the occurrence at the Russian Consul iteon September 3, when a Polish applicant for a visa named Trajkovitch was shot dead by a Russian official, has resulted in renewed coolness between Russia and Poland.—A. and N.Z. VISCOUNT CECIL MUST REST.— The “Daily News” -ays Viscount Cecil, who recently resigned from the Government, and from riis position as a British delegate to the League of Nations, has been ordered by h;s doc - tors to take a long and complete rest. RELIC OF LATE Tr- A *.—The collection of stamps which belonged to the late Tsar of Russia, v;hic i contained 12,700 specimens, and w s estimated to be worth £50,006, was v .redrawn from sale at an auction. The highest bid was £ 375. —Sun. BRITISH INDUSTRY. —Official figures show a large increase in the amount of capital put into British industry this year. Issues of new capital have totalled, over ,E19€.75*.*,000 in the United Kingcom in the firs, eight months. This is the largest; total since 1920, when £294,500 000 was the aggregate for January to August,— British Official Wireless*