GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1920, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

i By Telegraph—Press Assn.—CopyrtlM ■' A round table conference is-to to-day between the Broken Hill miß4 proprietors and the striken, Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Bonir received lirassin (head of the Rnsutl trade envoys) at Downing Street. It is understood Krassin was urged'fe complete the removal of the blocttft from Russia. The Sydney newspapers pay laqjun tributes to the late Or. Momson/flif tieal adviser to the Chinese pretlq(|lf Masiero and Ferrari,: the Ita&aj aviators, have completed their fiftjkj from Home, arriving at Tokio on MM oay -' ■ - T] The Engine Drivers' and Fireni*'! Union at Hheftield struck again! three shift system. The fires gone out, and 20,000 workers are idfL ' Sydney University suffers, a fvjm loss through Professor Wilson's-a«4® iu'ee of the chair of anatomy at Qkpfl ridge University. He reeded to the dean of the medicine. J ' <| Greek troops, without Incident, odun pied the railway line as far. ap. fCaaleU Burgas; also the town of French have handed over to authorities the administration of?*«t? tern Thrace. ' • <>Y* s I'^ The German Defence MinlaUt l)|j .announced that, in view of the dstfgitf of a reactionary revolt, the volutftoSj 'corps lias been disbanded and afly ffesl effort to overthrow the constitution jtru 'be stringently suppressed. • t ! Gaston Chevrolet, of France, won/thi , "iOD mile automobile championship a| hulianupolis, U.S.A. De Palma,, tS American holder of the speed title, Joel when i'is car took fire. An &Vera|j speed of 00 miles per hour WAs'.jqftjgjj 'tallied. ' ' 1