Cable jottings

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 324, 9 April 1928, Page 9

Cable jottings

Raster in kxiilaxd.— s unn >■ Sf-w began on Good Friday in Hug2na - and promised to last over the holidays. A record number of k ' pas sengers left for the Continent. — A and N.Z. ggITAIX CUT OUT.—The developt,of German beam wireless sj'sbeen sufficientlv advanced to direct telephony with New Rus-k taus ©utting out the British 5 y relaying station.—A. and N.Z. Sams run AGAlN.—After a combetween the parties, ♦ Urne tr am way men decided to work, and all the services "ad to normal. The men ared a strike because Saturday N°Z reco » ni sed as a holiday.—A. trotsky.-a message says Trotsky has applied 3i ordp P ° rary leave to break his exile supervise the publication tv Moscow. Stalin is reef t w_ 10 be favourable to the granting eque st.—A. and N.Z.

OF RUSSIA.—The Mos•ia»°ciatieSpondcnt o£ the United Press sar 0 # v,.° n says the Russian Commis- * ar, M. Voroshiloff, says the next year will cost 'War, he says, is ineviti ® estimated cost of the army ariß £75,000,000.—a. and N.Z. jy TRADE—The Prime Sf? or Mussolini, had a conl/iJUster 'v th the Turkish Foreign ■ Be y. at Milan, after a ■> jr -i§n \f- n . IXI Rome with the Greek 1 is rp lniSter ’ Michalakopoulos. I 'Partita as foreshadowing a 1 ll Me a J cheme f l or the betterment 1 rnutoo the °P©ning of new busiLes —A. and N.Z.