CABLE NEWS CONDENSED

Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13940, 19 July 1919, Page 2

CABLE NEWS CONDENSED

The MHners' Conference, London, oiyett^helmiingly a. motion empowering! the executive; to declare a giferakie on important disputes without a ballot. ' Seven hundred! and fifty thousaricl' children from the London elementary schools took part in a. religious thanksgiving for peace on Wednesdlaiy. • ' ■! The British censorship on cable- . grams will be officially abolished; on July 23. | The French Government has demanded 1 from Germany an indemnity of £4000 for the .family of a French, soldier recently murdered in, a Berlin street, besides £40,u00 inidemity to France for this adfc 'of violence against one of her soldiers, i The "Old} ' CaateraptiJblos," the heroes of Mans, "will head the 'Victory march in London. ; Wi<bh reference to the accident at Trentihaan! camp, as a result of ■which a< boy scout was killedl , and several others injured, the Minister for Defence stated that the custody of the explosives at Trenitham camp had been carefully investigated. The : degjietei ofl eulfpabSlity disclosed' was of such a minor character that, the military authorities found it difficuTt i to iWroi©. a change ai2raan®ti any inn i dividual under xnalitairy law. The. ! whole maitffcer was accordingly referred to the Judge Adtvuteate-Genieral, | who had bow advised €ha.tl the cvi- ' dience did not reveal matfoer which ■would support any charge. /