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No. 22,139 HEEĦARAM

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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1929.

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KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE.

On and after Arai 8th, 1929, until further Notice (all previous Time Tablas vatcalled)

6TATIONS

No,' Nai LX. A.X.

Kowloon.Dop. | 8.40; 9.75 Yaamati.Dop. | 6.49| Shatin...Dep. 7.01; Taipo Do 7.15

Taip

Market. Dep. 7.90

Fanling.Dep.7,80 Shoang-

shui...Dep. 7,351

Shum

chun... Arr. | 7,41 8.45,

Canton...Arr.

12,05

UP TRAINS

No.10 No. No. 11'No, 14 No. 18 No.7 No.13Y03 No.2 No.3 4.M.MM. PA, PA, PM. POL' P.,

Bus, & Hulis, only

4.

8:30 9,15 10,0012.10 1.15 2.31 3.20 4.50 5,407,35

9.25 10.08 12.18 1.93

9.38 16.20 12,30) 1,35) —–

9 53 10.33 13.43 1.40 -

9.68 10.37 12.47 1.5

4.88; 6,48 7:47 6.001 7.55- 4.50 6.0 6.04 8.13

8,08

5,036,17 8.12 5,19.6.27 8.21

-5.23 8.3 8.26

4,00 6.29 6,38. 8.31

|10.10 10.47 19,37 3,02; - 2.07 10.15 10.53) 1.00 2,073.09

9.13 10.2110.58 1,08 2,13 3,15

5.48

7.100-

DOWN TRAINS

STATIONS

Xu, Y AK. AM. | 1.1.

...Dep,

Canton

Shumchan...Dep, 7.17 8.03 10.34 Shaungabui...Dep. Fanling

7.225

5.11 · 10.4%

...Dap,

Taipo Market.Dop. Taipo

7.30 8.15 10.47 7,40 8.38 10,57 .Dep. 7,44 9,31 11,01

Shatin ...Dop. 2.578.44 1.14 Yaunati...Dep. 8.1 9.56 11.26

Sta. $ 3.18 No. 17 No.13 | Nat1 No. 21 L.M. AK. P.X.F.M.

8.10

M..M..

3.25

11.27 11.474.53 4.89 3.47 | -6.42 11.589,01 4.45 | 5.54 13.00 3.06 4.50 5.58 12.113.175.00 8.08 --1,1,16 | 9,23 15.048.33 12.30 3.365.176.26 12:42 8,49 5.99 6.38

Kowloon Arr. 8.17 9.02 11.32 12.07 12.68 324 3.35 5.44 7.22

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THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN SOVIET RUSSIA.

STRONG AMERICAN COMPETITION TO SECURE INTERESTS.

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FAILURE OF THE HENRY FORD PROPOSALS.

GENERAL MOTORS NOW IN THE FIELD.

advancement

Berlin-Negotiations betis een the specifications for these cars are Soviet Government and Henry Ford joritis prepared by the Commissariat looking toward the construction of af War. Approximately 8.000 auto- motor-car factories in Russia and mobiles would be produced the first envisaging the

of year, 24,000 the seennd. 4,000 the credit to help develop the automo-third, and 90.000 the fourth year. hile industry in that country haze collapsed, the United Press his definitely learned.

Similar ego tiations with General Motors are however, still in progress.

Writing in the "Berliner- Tage- blatt, Dr. Leo Gerschun, economist and authority on Russia, etated that the Soviet authorities expect Ito spend 200,000,000 rubles in de

veloping this project,

more the fact of an inadequate tire oatpin. Similarly significant is the presently limited potential produe tion of gasoline due to the small number of refineries.

Still another difficulty is the almost complete lack of well-trained technicians.. During the last two years, but for the first time in many years, the technical colleges grauated several automobile on- Ford, it is understood, agreed to

gineers and technicians. This step build factories, but refused to ex-

He also asserted that without for

forms part of the plan of the Soviet tend any credit whatever. On the ign financial assistance "there government for the establishment of other hand, General Motors does would be considerable doubt as to

factories which will supply mat not wish to construct factories, but whether Russin enn carry the pro- erinis needed by the automobile is prepared to build assembly plants jet successfully through to compleindustry. But here again the "fin- And has indicated its willingness to tion. Opposed to this opinion,ancial position of the Soviet Upign extend credit în a fairly liberalSoviet officials themselves have exons into question. amount

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Bad Highways.

Pressed confidence that they can de This credit, the exact total of so.

Last, but not least, is the poor which is still under discussion,

Soviet Inability.

condition of the highways and would run for 13 months, while the

roads of Russia, whith will prove a Russian government would be ex-

The ability of the Soviet goy-hindrance to

any expansion of pected to pay 8 per cent interest ernment to carry out its automobile

automobile traffic. In Russia at on it. Any agreement entered into plans," Gerschun wrote, "must, in

present there are 00 more than by the American corporation would the event that foreign financial aid 25,000 kilometers of roads, of which be conditional upon Russia's using is not forthcoming or is advanced not more than 28,000 kilometers are General Motors parts in theia insufficient amount, be strongly

highways. doubted. assembling of automobiles.

The building up of a Russian automobile industry enn only be undertaken in connection with the developpent of several the remainder from 65 to 93 per cent. Here again the Soviet.gov. other important and related ernment is seeking a remedy. For the current fiscal year 63,000,000 rubles have been voted for road building.

dustries.

Before all, Russia to-day facks metal factories, which can supply at economical costs the special metals needed for automobile production.

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"Of these last over 63. per cent. are in bad conditions, and of

Credit Advanced, Incidentally, it has been revealed for the first time that the Autocar Corporation of the United States has advanced. a credit of 83,000,000 to "Amo" of Moscow, the largest. of the only two automobile factories in Russia. Exact detain of this Arrrangement are not available,

This sum, however, will in no Believing in being prepared, Such factories can supply these way suffice for a noticeable better- should all efforts to obtain adequate materials only when they are assar-ment of the roads in Russia As American credits fail, the Sovieted of a market large enough to a result of this the Soviet govern

ment wishes to adopt mensures government is going ahead with its absorb much more than 10,000 tons plans to erect a large automobilescarly, which, however, appears to which will attract foreign capita! plant of its Own at Nishni possible only through a very for road construction.

wide extension of automobile manu- Novgorod.

factoring.

This factory would for the most part concentrate on trucks

"Meanwhile Russian representa tives will go abroad to study this There also arises the ques problem and foreign experts are ex- and commercial cars intended for tion of automobile accessories,pected to be invited to Russia to ordinary commercial use, but also the production of which is virtually advise and co-operate in laying out adaptable to military purposes. non-existent in Russia, and further a road building programme."

Diary of Coming Events.

To-day.

(July 3.) Tennis:-Mixed Doubles: Crai-- geagower . Kowloon C.C., Ladies' .C.. Chinese R.C., University. "Kowloon Bowling Green

Lawn Bowla: Kowloon C.C. z. Sports Club.

Queen's Theatre: "The Isle of Dreamtis."

World Theatre: "The Smart Set."

Star Theatre: The American Venus,

Tea Dance H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

Dinner Dance: Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 p.m.

Tides:-High, 6.67 a.m. and 7.09 p.m.; Low, 1.10 p.m.

Thursday.

(July 4.)

. Kow-

Dinner Dances: Repulse Bay Civil Service, Yacht Club Hotel and Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 loan C.C., Taikoo ». Kowloon Bowl- p.m.

jing Green,

Tides:High, 6.30 am. and 8.18 Tennis:"A" Division: Recreio p.m.; Low, 12.11 am and 2.17 p.m.. University. "B" Division: Chi-

• Ектореал Mails:-Inward: hese RC. v. Kowloon, Recreio v. Europe vid Suez (Khyber).

1.3.K., Indian R.C. e. R. E. and R.S., South China .. Nippon, Y.M.C.A. v. University, 10 Division: R.E. and R.S. v. South China, Craigengower v. H.K.C.C. Queen's Theatre: "Eternal Love." World Theatre: "The Way of All Flesh."

Friday. (July 5.)

Christian Fellowship Meeting, Helena May Institute, 10.30 am.

Chinese Seamen's Associated Union Meeting.

Queen's Theatre: "Eternal Love" World Theatre: The Way of All Flesh."

Star Theatre: "Ramona." Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Dinner Dance: Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 p.m.

Tides:-High, 7.19 a.m. and 9.24 1.m.; Low, 12.50 a.m. and 2.58 p.m. Declaration of American Indo-European Mail:Outward: pendener, 1776.

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Queen's Theatre: "Eternal Love." World Theatre: The Way of All Flesh."

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Saturday. (July 6.)

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Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 Taikoo. Division 11.: Craigengow

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Star Theatre: "Ramona." Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel ́und Peninsula Hotel, 4.30 p.m.

Dinner Dances: Repulse Bay Hotel, and Peninsula Hotel, 8.30 p.m.

Tides: High, 8.05 a.m, and 10/25 p.m. Low, 1.30 a.m. and 3.12 p.m.

Bunday. (July 7.

Sixth Sunday After Trinity. Thanksgiving service for re- "covery of HM the King, Cathe

dral, 11 a.m.

Ritial Day Concort, Filipino Club.

· Golf: Captain's Cup, - Fanling. Tea Dance: Repulse Bay Hotel,

Tides: High, 8.25 km, and 11.22 p.m.; Low, 2.19 a.m. and 4.25. p.m.

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