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SURGICAL REFORM. RUSSIAN AFFAIRS. ATTEMPT TO BRIBE TESTATOR'S MONEY IN A
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NAGOYA, June 12, Discovery of a method of photo- graphing lymphatic vessels and
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nounced to-day by Dr. Makoto Saico, Professor of Surgery at the Aichi Medical University here.
Dr. Saito, whose discovery of "photographing Roentgen impres sions of veins and nerve tissues created considerable interest in the
medical world, believes, that his new discovery may eliminate a great deal of amputation now be lieved accessary, by aiding surgeons in Anding the best points for in oculation. In this way the surgeon may discover which lymphatic vessel is best located to convey the in- jected medicine to the desired
tion.
Remarkable Discovery.
·COMMUNISTS IN CONFER- ENCE,
CRITICAL MEETING,
Moscow, June 12. The highest factual authority in the country, a national conference of the ruling Communist Party, is about to open behind closed doors in the Great Palace of the Kremlin.
Over 1,000 delegates representing
local regional Party organizations throughout the Soviet Union will weigh the uchievements and the failures of their Party leadership during nearly two and a half years, since the meeting of the previous or fifteenth conference.
They will lay down the "Party line" for the next two years, and re-elect or substitute the leaders who must carry that line to fruition.
Loyalty to Stalin.
POLICE.
CHINESE CHARGED IN
AUSTRALIA,
On a charge of having attempted to bribe the police, Charlie Kee. a Chinese, aged 9, who described himself as of independent means. was committed for trial from the Central Police Court, Sydney, last month. Mr. Cohen, 3.M., allowed ball in £100. -
and
Saw
Sergeant Jennings said that on April 23 he raided & pak-a-pu gan ing house at 301, Sussex Street. the defendant, another Chinese, and six Europeans there Kee called witness into another room and said: "You go out. Don't touch this place, it belongs to my cousin
Was
BANKRUPT FIRM,
WIDOW'S PETITION TO THE COURT.
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Kwan Kwai Sang, alias Kim Yue Tong, retired merchant, formerly of 131. Queen's Road West, lets toeal estate of $3.700. He died on May 10, 1926, at the age of 74, and left no will.
Letters of administration, have cubine. of 1. Wing Wo Street. been granted to Kwan Ip Shi," "eth-
Explaining the delay in applying"
tioner states that she left for the fur letters of administration, peti country after Ewan's death. The the Colony consisted of a sum of property which deceased' left in money deposited with the Shirg Wo Tong firm, of 28," Ko Shing Strost. The firm went into bank- made on January 27, 1930. ruptcy and a reciting order was When petitioner became aware of this. she was advised to apply to the Court.
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Another Local Estate. Probate has been granted. 10 At Kee's request an interview
Avesha Moosa, widow, in the estate on September 3, 1929, at 1. Chi Wo arranged between Kee, wit-of Sheik Kassim Moosa, who died Street, Kowloon, naming in his will the petitioner as the tastatrix. Testator died at the age of 41. leaving an estate of $10,300 in the Colony.
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"I was astonished," Dr. Saito Baid, that by X-raying a patient suffering froma necrosis I was able
From all available indications, it to discover a clot in" vein in the seems that Joseph Stalin's ascond- aney, formally established at the man's left arm, and to find that the previous conference by the expulness, and Constable O'Donnell for accessory veins had been growlsion of Leon Trotsky, will emerge p.m. the same day at the Central beneath the clot. It was then a comparatively simple matter to re- from the present gathering as strong move the sympathetic nerves in as ever. The conference has been Police Station Kee produced some the neck to keep the veins from preceded by a series of local and references from Victorian police shrinking, thus avoiding an amputa. regional conferences of Party or and other Victorian people, and ganizations in all "parts of the Union. The resolutions and dis-id: "These men trust me. cussions at those gatherings com.
used to keep a hotel and cafe in pletely concurred in the Kremlin Melbourne. I paid the police there policies, and emphasized their
a lot of money not to interfere with me for selling after hours. loyalty to Etalin and his associates.
Sometimes they pretended to raid the place. Are you going to be You can hard on the Chinese
make a lot of money if you do not You will raid them too much. make a fortune. I will make a list of fan-tan and pak-a-pu gambling places. Little places will pay you io/a week each, and bigger places will pay £1,22 and, more accord"
I intend to tre my method rather extensively in clinical work, for I am convinced that by photo graphing lymphatic vessels such dif ficult cases as necrosis can be cured without amputation.
'BUSMEN ON STRIKE IN
FOOCHOW.
SEQUEL TO QUARREL WITR STUDENTS.
A
Students were involved in serious squabble which occurred in Foochow on the afternoon of June 1, according to letters received by the Shanghai Chinese Bress, and
Aumber of them are being detain ed by the Bureau of Public Safety as the result,
The Opposition.
On the other hand, it is an open secret that there are various dis sentient elements-in some cases strong enough to be called organized tendencies within the Communist ranks. There is always the pos sibility that these may prove strong enough to give the conference an anexpected twist.
This is the sixteenth conference of the Party, reckoning from the very formation of the Bolshevik Wing of the Socialist Party, in Russia early in this century. Since the fifteenth gathering two and half years ago the Soviet Union has entered upon a strained and critical period of its existence. The period marked a number of highly dramatic and perhaps decisive historical
It appears that, on the afternoon in question, the conductor of a modevelopments here: tor bis from Naatai to Foochow approached two student passengers and asked for their fares. One of them banded the conduétór a dölla; and asked for two tickets but the conductor said that five students had made the trip. He alleged that the other three had alighted and accordingly gave them change for the dollar after deducting five farea.
The student denied that he was accompanied by four others and objected to paying for people whom he did not know and & fight erau ed. At this juncture, another batch at students hoarded the bus, and aceing the plight of the student who claimed to have been cheated of his money, joined in, whereupon other employees of the bus.com. pany took a hand The bugmen were defeated and the studenta proceeded to stone the company's cars and to storm the office.
Police, intervened and arrested a number of the students and the bus workers. The latter have now declared a general strike
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to the size of the place. Then I will tell you where you can get a lot of opium. You can seize the opium, produce only a little of it in court, and give me the rest. I will sell it for you, and you can give me some of the money. guarantee that you will get another £30 a week out of opium between
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In return for the money," 1-The crushing of "Trotskyism," tinued Kee, you are not to raid culminating in the exile abroad of my cousin's pak-a-pur place at 391. Leon Trotsky himself.
Sussex Street. Then I will buy the 2-The suppression of the so-call-Tientsin Cafe, and sell sly grog. ed Right tendency, with the attend- You must be good to me, and not ant punishment through demotion try to catch me." of some of its leaders, such as On May 3, about 8.p.m.. defen- Nikolai Bukhorin and Michael dans again came to the Central Tomsky; and vigorous reprimanda Police Station, accompanied by to others, including Premier Rykov.. Constable O'Donnell. A quarter of 3-The unfolding of the great an hour earlier Sergeant Russel Five-Year Plan of Industrialization, had taken
un a position in the with the first two years of that plan storeroom, adjoining the room in nearly completed.
which witness, Constahle O'Don- nell, and the defendant were to hold their discussion. The defen dant then took £100 out of an inner 10 LET, on Leao. SHOP in the pocket and gave it to witness, say.
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4. The militant drive for, collec- tivisation of peasant households, which came to a head in the first months of this year and is accom panied by a war to exterminate the kulaks or richer peasants as a class.
Victories and Resentment.
:
All of these developments have been productive not merely of Sergeant Russell then entered victories but of far-reaching resent the room, whereupon the defendant i ments among those opposed to them. started to "cry, and, said, “Don't! The collectivisation drive in parti- | be hard on me," Kee was then cular was accompanied by a whirl charged with attempted bribery. wind of arbitrary official, excesses, to the point where the Kremlin itself was obliged to call a halt. The remnants of the internal opposition groups, both the Trotsky party and the Rights, found encouragement and support in these excesses. At least they are considered sufficiently strong to require a concentrated at- tack on the part of all the Party organs."
The conference therefore meets at a moment of crisis, Ita decisions will make history for the Soviet Union and indirectly for the whole world. In the final analysis it is the Party and the Party alone which Establishes policies and carries them into effect. The Government ap paratus is no more than a prac- tical administrative tool in the hands of the Party.
CENSORSHIP ON THE TELEPHONE?
JAPANESE LANGUAGE BARRED BY NANKING.
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According to the Shanghai Japanese Press, an order has been issued by Nanking to the affect that the Japanese language will not be permitted in long-distance telephone communications between Nanking and Shaghai.
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CHINESE PILOTS AND FOREIGNERS.
Z ́ HIGH-HANDED DEMAND
REJECTED.
The endeavours of the Shanghai Chinese Pilots' Arsociation to per- suade the National Government not to issue certificates to foreign mer- cantile marine officers, have failed, according to a report appearing in the Chinese Press in Shanghai. It may be recalled that the Pilots' Association asked the Chinotungpu not to issue certificates to foreign- era in order to prevent the latter from encroaching on China's SOT- ereignty and to prevent Chinese mercantile marine officers from being affected.'
In its reply, the Chiaotungpu says that it is well known that the number of qualified Chinese mer. cantile marine ofears is insufficient. to meet requirements. The Govern- ment has no desire to interfere with the employment of foreign officers by various native shipping companies and, since experienced | mercantile marine officers are neces- sary for the safety of steamship passengers and the property, it is not advisable to make any change at the present time.
Furthermore, the reply says, for- eign officers employed by native In an interview in the connection, thipping companies naturally serve Mr. Van Han Bang, chief of the on native vessels and they are re- Second Section of, the Intelligence quired to obey the laws of China. and Publicity Department of For The issue of mercantile marine eign Affairs, is reported to have certificates to foreigners by the said that the order was issued with Chisotungpa is limited only to the object of curbing the activities those who serve on Chinese-owned gË mactioneze norties. It wax cON. VARIEİS 39, na lezz need be enter taquentis necessary, for the Palestined that fartignan vill ABGEBASE phone Bureau to supervise teleon China's sovereignty," phone conversations (The use of As soon as China has a suficient any language which was not gen- number of qualified marine ollicers, erally understood in China, such the Ministry will see to it that the Japanese, was prohibited. numbers of foreign officers on Chi- Japanese, however, was not the mese-owned vessels is limited to the only language affected,
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