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KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

Kowloon

TIME-TABLE.

WEEKS DAYS.

...Dap. 6,40 9.05

...Dop, 2,15

7. My P.M. P.M. P.M.P.M. 7.M.P.M.

9.10 10.00 1200 1.15 2.23 3,00 4,85 5,48 7,15

9.33 10.19 12.19 | 134

9.20 10.07 12.07 122

9.48 10.32 12,42 - 1.67

9.53 10.38 12.86 1,81

Dep, 7.30 -10,05 10.48 12.48 2,01

Taumsti... Dep. 6.49

Shatin ...Dop 701

Taipo

Fanling

Taipo Markst Dep] 720 | | -.

Shaungad Dep. 7,33

10.10 10.51 12.51 2.06 0.14-

4.42 5,60 7.23

4.54 8.08 7.35

5,07 6,18 7.48

6.11 6.19 7.59

6.21 6.30 8.03

3,26 6.38 8.07

ShamdhanArr. 7,41 || 8.45; 10.LA 10.37 12,57 2.12 3.20 3.40 8.32 8.11 8.13

Canton

11.50 6.99

*M. | AM.

A. AM. A.M. P.M.

8.05

PMP.M. 7. P.M.

8.90

Canton ...Dep Shamchan, Dep 7.18 8.05 10.34 11.09 Sheangahni Dep. 7.25 | 8,12) 1041 ...Dep. 7.80 8.18 10.46

Tanding

Tipo Market Dep. 1.40 8.23 10,58 Dep. 7,44 5.31 11,00 ...Dep.1.57 8.44 11.19

Taipo

Shatin

Yaunati...Dep, 3,118,16 11 25 Kowloon Art. 8-17902 11.31 11.49

11.37 2.48 4,41 5.49., 6,24 | 6.48 11.44 8.05 4.48 0.56

653 11.49 8.10 4.52 8.00 3.21 5.02 0.10 19,00 12,05 3.26 3.07 6.15 12.19 8,39 1,30 | 8.28 1281 3,51 | 5,82: 6.40 12.87 8.57 5.5 6.46 2.04 7.29

SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

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Kowloon Dep, &,40 Taumata Dep. 6.19 Shatin ...Dep. 7.01 Tripo ...Dap 7,15 Taipo Market Den. 7.20 Fanling .. Dep. 7,30 Sheung

bai Dep 725 Sham Chun. Art. 7,41 Canton

Canton

AM. AM. A.M. A.K, 4.M. 8.05 8.30 8.04

AM. | P.K, P,X, P.M. 9.10 10.00 12.00 2.24 8.00 5,38 7.15 9.20 10.07 12.07 2.81 9.33 10,19 12.19 2.43

93310,9 12,33 2,58

5,267.23 5.357.95 5.52 7,48

9.53 10.38 12.38 3.00 -5.56 7.59 10.05 10.46 12.48 3,106,07 8.02 9.0718.41 10,10| 10.51 | 12,51 8.15; 6.12 | 8.07 8.45 0.138.47 10.18 1057 12,57 8.21 3.40 6,188,13 11.30

.6.08

Sham Caan..Dep. 8,05-10.34 11.09 | 11,87

Shuunghai. Dep 8,12 1041

2.38 5.00 5.84 11,44 8,05 6.07 5.41 11,49 3,10 3,11 12,00 8.21 8.21

,47

LK, 4.H. AK. 8.05

2.1.

7.K. 7.3. 1.M.

5 55

320 6.24

6,03

6,07

6.17

12.05

8.98

6.25 12.19

8,30 4,39 12,31 8.51 5.50 11.81 11.49 12.97

6.21

6.94

6.45

3,57 5,58 6.17 6.52

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Fanling Dep, 8.16 10,46 Taipo Market Dep. 8.28 10.56 Taips ...Dep. 9.81 11.00 Shatin

...Dep. 8.45 11,18 Yanmati Tep. 8.67 11.25

...Am. 9.03|| Kowloon

7.04

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Our London Letter.

COMMUNISM IN GREAT BRITAIN.

A NOISY BUT INSIGNI- FICANT GROUP.

LONDON POLICE AND PUBLIC.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.}

LONDON, Oct., 8th. The heads of the London Metro- politan police are taking very seriously the criticisms that have been passed on the Force on ac- count of a number of charges that have been dismissed in the Courts where the only evidence for the prosecuting was that of a polier man. Since two recent cases ren- cerning men of standłog were taken to the Sessions on appeal and the convictions were quashed the Stipendiary Magistrates ecem be more than ordinarily careful to insist on carroiseration of police! evidence, Consequently, where ther only witness for the proscention is 2 police officer the tendency, a pears to be to give the accused the benefit of the doubt.

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But something more than this will have to be done to restore con fidence. Not that there is wide- sprend belief that there has been any extensive miscarriage justice. The London police are popular, and are rightly regarded as one of the finest bodies of public servants in the world. But, the feeling persists that police evidence is not prepared as carefully as it! ought to be, and that unconscious- | ly, perhaps, a certain proportion of police officers have got into an automatic habit

preparing charges without paying full atten- tion to the defects that can be dis covered under cross-examination. This refers more particularly alleged offences against public be haviour which are apt to be met with occasionally in the streets of the West End of London. I under- stand that when Parliament meets the whole question will be raised in the House of Commons,

Communism. AT A Discount.

I dare say that many readers nbread who cannot keep themselves fully versed in politice here are sometimes prone to give the Com muaists in this country credit for a degree of influence out of all pro- portion to their numbers. The

WAR ON SHANGHAI FASCISTI,

DECISION OF RUSSIAN AND CHINESE COMMUNISTS, N

TO OVERTHROW -ASSOCIA. TION!

DIARY OF EVENTS.

Today.

3th Ordinary Yearly Meeting Sandakan Light and Power Com- pany (1929), Ltd., St. George's Building, 12.30 p.m..

Division I.: Queen's . K.O.S.B., Hong Kong Football League-

Sobkumpoo.

Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel and Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m.; King Ed- des, Oct, garb.ward. Hotel, 5 p.m., and Last. The Criminal Investigation. De Crawford's Restaurant, 4.30-8.30 partment has not been lax in its p.m. investigations of recent activities of Communists in Shanghai, and in elude in their reports the goings and comings, as well as the shortcom- ings of the Chinese, Russian ... and Indian branches of the society. During the past week in particular they have redoubled their work and both foreign and other agents have kept a sharp, lookout for delegates Asiatic Conference here on Navem who are coming to attend the Pan

ber 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

It is not suggested for a moment that all persons who will attend this organization's sessions are tinged with red, but there will be fow chances for anarchistically inclined persons, who might be in Shanghai during the convention to seize the moment and commit crimes of viol- esee, which might reflect on persons with legitimate aspirations,

It has been ascertained chat dur-

Hockey Club 1st XI. r. H.K. S.R.A., U.S.R.C., 5 p.m.

H.K. University Medical Society: Paper by Dr. E. W. Kirk, M.D. Ch. B., F. R. C.S., Ed. on "The Gubernaculum," 6.13 p.m.

Strogoff."

Queen's Theatre: "Michael!

"World Theatre: "Dark Angel."

Star Theatre: The Splendid Crime."

Thursday. Legislative Council Meeting, 2.30 p.m.

nedy Road, 2.30 p.m.

Jumble Sale Union Church, Ken-

Ten Dances HK Hotel and Hotel Savoy. 1.30p.m., and Lahe Crawford's Restaurant, 4.30-8.30

ing recent meetings of Russian and Chinese Communists, it was decided to take active steps to arouse fur-p. ther antagonism against the labor Garrison Football League: E.Q. committee, the Luifleation Com-1 K.O.S.B. R.A.0.C.: 31st H. nittee of the Labour Union, which Bty. R.A. r. H.Q. ? K.O.S.B., Soo- the authorities organized to replace kunpoo, 4.15 p.m. the Shanghai General Labour Union.

was de

At similar meetings it cided to agitate against both the Wuhan and Nanking Governments and to support the revolution of Madame Sun Yat Sen

War On Fascisti.

1.

Strangest of their programme was apronouncement that they would overthrow the Shanghai Fascisti, by which means they did not state, or had not decided upon.

Their agents waterganize the peasants for revolume while other parties were to prepare the farmers and rural communities for self- government.

In this same connection it is interesting to παίε that the authorities in Wusih bave arrested seven Communists, one of whom carried a code book which outlined

the work they had been instructed tain the number of soldiers in the to perform. They were to ascer vicinity, to determine the number and disposition of Fifies held by the

usih Volunteers, and to devise ways and means to snatch them. They were ordered to raise disturb. aces and to propagandize farmers and ancase the peasants.-Y.-C. Daily News,

Variety Entertainment for HỘI. W.G. and M.C.L., Government House Ball Room, 5 p.m.

Hockey Navy II. . European Y.M.C.A., Marins Ground.

Steel and Coulson's Billiard League: Warders v. R.A.; Revenue . Queen's Garrison Sgts. Mess #.. D.R.C.: St. Patrick's Club v K.O.S.B.; Police . R.E., and R. Bigs.

After Dinner Dance, Lee Gar- dens

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Communists are most assuredly ac- tive, and are extremely vocal. And they are never tired of seeking to

Ladies' Recreation Club Teinis promote discord and preach revolu

Tournament-Ladies' Open Chain- Eon. But the Communist Party of Great Britain, as they style the exposure of the Communist sup. Mrs. E. Grimble, U.S.R.C., 3.30 pionship Singles Final: Miss E. Le themselves, are really an insignifi

part for the anti-British game p.m. eat group, which is gradually be played by the Soviet in China. It Ten Dances: H.K. Hotel and coming smaller numerically.

The annual report which is to be is quite impossible for any one ea- Hotel Savoy, 4.30 p.m.; King dowed with even п moderate Edward Hotel, 5 p.m., and Lane, presented to the Conférence next

amount of intelligence to ignore Crawford's Restaurant, 4:30 to 6.30 mouth showN that whereas the plain facts like that. Neither the p.m. membership was 10,800 last year Church nor the Tory Press can be Hockey: Club "A" 2. Y.M.C.AN it is now only 1,377. The decline held responsible for the discredit King's Park, & p.m. is most marked in the mining dis- that has fallen upen the Com- Ex-Active Service Men's Associa tricts of the country. In South munist Party or the decrease in tion annual meeting, Club-room, Wales where the movement has been its exiguous membership. The ex- Queen's Read Central, 5.30 p.m. more active than anywhere else planation is the inherent rotten-

"Michael Queen's Theatre: there are only 2,300 members; in

ness of Communism as a mavement. Strogoff.". Scotland there are 1.500, and in

A stated in a recent article London 1,321. The Executive of which I

wrote, the Trades Union the Party, compelled to suggest a Congress has broken completely reason for these losses, suggests with the Communists, and formal- police intimidation, unemployment, and abject poverty. In addition and publicly repudiated them. The country knows that they are the efforts of the Church, the mine-

or at least some of them-in the owners, and the Tory Press, are

pay of Moscow. The British worki held accountable, But of course ng man way have his faults, but this is silly. The explanation is he will not allow himself to be led the failure of the general strike blindly by the hired agents of a last year.

foreign country. These are facts which should be borne in mind whenever reference is made to munism in Great Britain.

Dwindling Telegrams,

World Theatre: "New Brooms," and "Dempsey-Sharkey Fight."

Star Theatre: "Triumph.

WHILE THE HOUSE. BURNED.

WATCHERS. FORGET TO RAISE ALARM.

Com-overlooked the necessity for raising Onlookers of a recent Loador fire

Other Causes For Shrinkage. There are, however, ether causes for the shrinkage in the member;

the alarm. The house affected was ship of the Communist Party be

in the Outer Circle, Regent's Park, sides the notorious finsco of the

The Post Office telegraph service The upper part of the premises, un- general strike. That was undoult is gradually on the down grade, known to the occupants, was hurt edly a Communist cuterprise. in and it is only a question of tine ing fiercely. As tongues of flame which all the subversive elements till it is superseded by the tele- were seen to shoot out from two which are under the dominance of Soviet Russin were handed together phone service.

In the last six windows on the top storey, a crowd

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TERMS MODERATE, Trades Union Congress to play.

means that there must be a decrease to Enock at the door. He was an- part in the wirked design.

Special Terms to Families on applica The failure of the strike convinced the in staff. The Postmaster General swered by a self-possessed maid- tion to

is preparing to reduce the tele- servant, who gave an astonished

MRS. J., OXBEREY, miners, who were never more than graph personnel, while at the same No to his

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Proprietress mere puppets to serve the Com-time arranging for the growth of know the house is on fire" Alter munists purpose, and other work; the staff engaged in the new tele- that events moved quickly

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The telegraph staff naturally obManchester-square were ⚫ on the The general strike, exposed Cout- ject to be extinguished, but what scene in a few minutes.

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Since then we have had the ob ject lesson provided by the in work which has shrunk, and the by the fireman. No one was more of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL to have a full staff retained to do house, and it was quickly put out HONG KONG HANSARD RE "PORTS of the MEETING trigues of the Soviet Delegation in

Union of Post Office Workers op surprised than Mr. Geoffrey Daw London culminating in the sever ance of British trade relations with pears to concede the point. Then, the occupier of the house. He for the Session 1995. Bussia. Moreover, there has been by the telephone and so one class when the news of the fire was telegraph service is being ousted was sitting writing in his study (Continued on nezt Column.): of workers has to suffer.-H.B. brought to him by the maid.

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