THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. STH, 1924
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THE REAL RUSSIA. TERRORS OF BOLSHEVIK RULE,
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS' 'ATTITUDE.
WEATHER REPORT
September 7th at 19.10.-Waming to Hong Long Cost Ports, Typhoon of unknown intensity within 60 miles of Lat: 25 deg. X. Long. 117 deg. E, moving West.
An illuminating account of the candi September 7th at 19.1-Pressure has ins tions existing in Russia under the Sovies red moderately at Amor and decrossed régime was given by Mr. A. Baikalaf at slightly at Hongkong
and Aparri the ammial conference of the Social Dem, the typhoon was about 30 miles mocratic Federation, held at the Manche Bling up, but this is not yet certain.
of Amey
Wext. It may be maving ter Hotel, Aldersgate-street, Mr. W.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at Clause, M.P.. presiding, The Bolshevists,
18 hours, Sept. 7th, 0.09 inch, Total since said Mr. Baikaloff, were a danger, not January 1st, 241 inches, against an average
Russia.. but to only to
the whole si
of 13.34 inches. Europe. They were doing everything to
The forcast for the 24 hours ending at 18 prevent an agreement on reparations or hours, Sept. 8th in follow the pacification of Europe. A delegate
'DISTRICT to the conference said they in England were indebted to the Bolshevists for their “experiment," without considering the Hongkong to Omp Rock ( W“, winda, modeṛateg outrages they had committed; but another
elowly, rain cooler. retorted that Bolshevism was an outrage, and that the Bolshevists were only hinder. ing the cause of the workers.. Before the discussion ended, the chairman declared that the federation would carry" on ita propaganda against Bolshevism.
Mr. A. Baikaloff said he was thankful to be given the opportunity of putting the case for Russian Socialism before a In gathering of English Socialists. Baasia conditions had not improved siner last year, and 33 per cent. of the work shops and factories remained closed. Wages were low, and were rendered worse by the high cost of commodities. Housing and sanitary conditions were more her- rible than ever, and unemployment was worse,per cent, of the workers being unable to obtain work. He believed that they would soon read in the papers of the horrors of another Russian famine. The principles of Socialism and demo. cracy were being trampled under foot, and the people were deprived of the rights which were essential to a civilised country. The Socialists were being more bitterly persecuted under the Soviet Gov- ernment than they had been in the time of the Tsar. Thousands of Socialists were in prisons and concentration camps. and the Soviet scelted determined to exterminate Russian Socialism. The Bol- shevists were selling the resources of Russia to the highest bidder. They were danger not only to Russia, but to the whole of Europe, and they were duing everything to prevent an agreement uu Heparations or the pacification of Europe- In the month of June fifty-nine persons were sentenced to death, and in seventeen days of July thirty-five people were similarly sentenced. There were 30,000 Socialists in Russian prisons, and 200,000 had been deported and exiled.
Replying to questions, Mr. Baikalo said that most of the death semences had been carried out, but some had succeeded in escaping on appeal. The people who were being executed were intellectuals, business people and workers, and few of them belonged to the old possessing" classes. The prine pal" charge brought against these people was espionage, and the Bolsheviks had invented a new crime-~~- economic espionage. He understoou that some of the Communists had protested against these atrocities.
A Delegate: We are told that the Soviet Government has made a wonderful improvement in education. Is that so?
Mr. Baikaloff: They have done it on paper. (Laughter.). The fact is that the number of people who cannot read or write has increased enormously. The works of Tolstoy and other great writers: are taken out of the libraries and burn ed. and only Communist literature ist allowed.
"A GREAT EXPERIMENT," Mr. Maclean (Burnley) said that the Bolsheviks bad made a great experiment. and they in England were indebted to them without considering the outrages they had committed. If the Bolshevik experiment failed, it would show it was wrong; if it succeeded, it would show that the bold step the Bolsheviks had taken was right.
Councillor Killip (West Hum) said he hoped that would not go out as an expres ston of opinion from the meeting.
Bol. shevism was not an experiment; it was an imposition. (Cheers.) The people were only hindering the cause of the workers. It should go forth from that meeting that the Social Democratic Federation had no king for and no desire to be associated in any possible way; political or social, with the Communist party in Great Britain or with the Soviet Republic. (Cheers)
Mr. E. J. Pay, National Organiser, who observed that he had suffered more from malevolent and irrelevant criticism from adherents of the Communists and Bolshevists than anybody in the Socialist He said that Hassia had not a
methods.
Government. The Social Demo- cratic Federation should let it go forth from that conference that they had not a shred of sympathy with Bolshevist Mr. Baikaloff remarked that the 'Social Press was being "
doped
by the Bol- abevist propaganda, They have plenty of money to do with." he said, while we are as poor as church mice."
The Chairman said that the Social Democratic Federation would continue to carry on its propaganda gainst "Bolabe- vism, which had been their policy since the war. (Cheers.)
SAVING BABIES FROM KISSES.
Speaking at the Imperial Baby Week Conference on July 29th, Dr. Elizabeth Sloan Chesser said that nurses should be instructed not to let babies be kissed by anyone, because of danger from unsound
throat infection, and other cAUSES, which might be harmless to grown-up people but were injurious to the infant. Dummies should not be given, because they inculcated the gence. A dummy Pirit of self-indul
was rather on a parallel with drugs and smoking, and it kept the child infantile instead of allow- ing it to be always progressing.gi
"Do not trouble to keep your children." clean," Dr. Chesser went on'; “it is not. natural, and theraps all the better for being physically dirty in childhood." She bofered in marriages in the early twenties, and regretted that existing econ ome conditions often prevented this.
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FORECAST
...S, winds, moderate.
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HUNGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
MANILA
REGISTER
Hongkong Observatory, September 7th.
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLO.
From Sept. 8th to 14th, 1924. HIGH WATER.
Monta.
Days of
Ε'καικ
Height.
LON WATERLA
Hoog
Standard
Time
Standard
Time."
h. m. ft. in.
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II.
8 m Mon.
v6 9. $19. Tucs
74424 Wed. 10 m 6
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10 23
Thur. 11 m
Fri. 12 m
Satur. 13
Sun
14 m 9
10
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F83X SE 8982
Height,
19
BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS OF KWANGTUNG.
Waterferols in English Foot at 10 am.
Place of Observation
Highe
recorded.
· OYOT
1926.
recorded.
Sept.
Bupt. 6
Wuchow, W Feat. Foot.
River
+7.50 -2.42 Kongmoon, W. River
+14.70 -0.80 Linkonghow,
N..Biver +57.00 Shiucho, N.
+35.81 River Bamisbal, N.
Biver +27,23 -6.00: Sheklang. E Elver
D&LECLERC
Fent. For
+38
+8.7 +6.8
+120+105
+47 +33
+10.9 +10.5
(+3.7* +4.0
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