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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930.

EXCITING TIMES IN MISSING MILLIARDS

MOSCOW.

COMMUNIST CONGRESS MARKED BY LIVELY DEBATES.

IN FRANCE.

PREMIER'S SUCCESSFUL DEFENCE IN CHAMBER.

TAMPERING WITH TRAM CONTROLS.

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APPRENTICE CHARGED IN SHANGHAI

TREE KNOCKED DOWN.

Paris, Jane 20-After a highly Moscow, June -The press fea-dramatic debate the Chamber to- tures the 18th Communist Congress day rejected by 330 votes to 262

An 18-year old apprentice was without, however, revealing detalls votes the Socialist motion demand-charged before Judge Shen in the of what are rumoured to have been ing that the Government should Shanghai Special District Court extremely lively debates. The con- render the Chamber's budget com- last week with interfering with the gress has been transferred from the mittes a detailed account of the controls of a railless tramcar and Kremlin to the great theatre in disbursements made without the causing such damage as was likely the centre of the city the building sanction of the Chamber."

to injure the public. being guarded by soldiers with fixed The Socialist deputy, Vincent Court Inspr. Hall said that, se- bayonets and pedestrians not be-Auriol, opened the debate with the cused was travelling on railless ing permitted even to walk on the declaration that the country gascar 331 which was going along sidewalk bordering on the building.badly alarmed at the fact that mil-Ward Road. When near Chemulpo liards of France had been disbursed Road; the trolley came off the wire on secret armaments which would and the conductor alighted to ad- inevitably lead to a continued orgy just it. This took some time and of spending for similar purposes the motorman got down to assist and result in the exhaustion of the him When they got the trolley reserves of the Treasury and the back again, they discovered the car was moving. Accused had gone on insolvency of the country.

He further emphasized that more to the driving platform' and start- than Frs. 8,000,000,000 had been ed the car. Some damage was spent for military purposes outside of the sume allotted therefor by done to the car and to a trec.

Mr. H. M. Muir, claims super- Parliament and expressed astonish ment at Mr. Tardieu's intention to have the matter hushed up.

Stalin in the Saddle.

others.

The

Moscow, June 27.-The sixteenth congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to-day elected the party's new executive committe which will comprise Comrades Stalin, Vorosbiloff, Rykoff, Miko

and several addresses made at to-day's sitting by Stalin and General Bluecher were, it is stated, received with ex- traordinary applause. Several hun- dred thousand people took part in a demonstration in honour of the con- Kress and in favour of an unres- tricted execution of the Pistiletke, the five years industrialization scheme. All the really important debates of the congress were held

in camera

The Tail Wage the Dog.

LATEEN

Had

intendent of the Tramway Co., cor- The Premier replied by assuming roborated this statement. the offensive and branding the at someone not meddled with the con- tacks on the government as grossly trole, it would have been impos- unjust and deplorable on account of the unpleasant reverberations sible for the tram to have started, they already had abroad. Further he said. Accused was the only pas more the Premier declared that the

ing science.

Chamber's budget committee had senger in the first class compart- been fully apprised of the extraord- meng and he was found on the driv inary expenditure which had beening platform when the car stopped. Statistics published here in conrendered inevitable by the need to The front part of the ear had been nection with the congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet replace obsolete war-material and Union give the total number ofte modernize the army by exploit damaged' and it could not now be

the latest achievements of run. Repairs would cost $30. members of the party as well as of

The motorman mentioned that he so-called candidates who have not

At this juncture the Premier yet been admitted to full member evoked lively applause from the ship, but including those in the Red benches of the Right by the use of Army, at 1,852,000 as against

the magic word security." How 1,302,800 at the beginning of the present year. Of this total 249,500 ever, throughout his speech he com are women. The number of Completely evaded the actual issue cf munists in the Red Army totals the Socialist motion and refrained from quoting figures beyond nesur-

"Became Frightened."! 120,500, 68.2 per cent. of the total

ing the House that Frs. 5,000,00,000 are labourers, 13.7 per cent. peas

for the country's economic develop.

Accused deposed that he was the ants, 12.1 per cent, employees and

Tect were still in the coffers of the only passenger in the car. When 1 per cent. "others."

Treasury, finally announcing that the Cabinet would make the rejecthe car stopped, he was sitting tion of the Socialist motion a ques down, and, when it started again tion of confidence, which, as, had

A ONE-MAN CIGARETTE

FACTORY.

"SPECIAL BLEND" WHILE YOU WAIT.

[UNITED PRESS. 1

A one-man tobacco factory which may take rank as the most unusual in the world has been set up out- side the Chienmen Gate in Peping by a wrinkled old Chinese artisan with a perpetual smile.

The old man is an employer, too. He engages a number of Chinese- children, boys and girle, to search the streets of Peping for discarded cigarette butts, his sole source of supply. The children pounce “on cigarette ends as soon as they are thrown away, and exclaim joyfully when some improvident smoker throws away the larger part of his cigarette.

The one-man factory does not conceal its methods. The old man sits cross legged at the side of the street, and will make his special blend" cigarettes for you while you wait. Everything is done in the open air.

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saw accused put his foot on the lever which started the car, and C.P.8. 915 said that he saw a tree knocked down and the front part of the tamar damaged,

been expected, resulted in the de- and knocked down the tree, he bew feat of the motion without the mai-came frightened and tried to get ler of the missing milliards having off. He denied tampering with the been cleared up."

U.S. WAR VETERANS

BILL.

MEASURE STRONGLY DENO UNCED BY PRESIDENT.

controls.

con-

Cours Inspr. Hall asked the Court to take a serious view of the matter. People must be taught not to tamper with the trols of such vehicles as these: there might "have been a very seri- ous accident had there been any other traffic on "the road at the time. It would have been impos- Washington, June 34.-President sible for the car to have started" if. Hoover Lo-day issued a strong dennecused had not tampered with unciation of the War Veterans' Bill the controls and accused was the which was passed by the Senate by only one on the car at the time. an overwhelming vote yesterday,

[UNITED PRESS.]

This is construed as positive in- A sentence of two months was im dication that the President intends posed and accused gave notice of to veto the measure, basing his se tion on the points that the Bill is

out of line with traditional Ameri-

can policy in aiding only those

veterans who are destitute or suf- fering from injury incurred in the service of their country, and the overwhelming extra

tax burden which it will impose on the people

One of the children appears with of the United States. a small basket filled with cigarette butts. The old man begins care- fully to unravel them, taking care to remove all the tobacco they con- Laim

The Administration's revelation

of costs in this connection, coupled with publicity which has been given

appeal

MYSTERIOUS MURDER ON

TATSUTA MARU...

CHIEF STEWARD KILLED.

Yokohama, June 27.-The mysteri- ous murder of the chief steward of

the allegedly over-liberal provisions the N.Y.K. L. Tatsuta Maru

of the Bill in recognizing digahili-occurred at midnight on Thursday,

from the

Usually he keeps the different ties at dates remote frendly placed on board the vessel, when she was

kinds of cigarette ends separate, as

his patrons often have preferences Congress in an embarrassing pooineering Yokohama.. for one kind ez another. A ricksha tion in facing the electorate at the coolie comes along, and orders &

Ringle cizarette, usually designating

poils next autumn,"

It is suspected that the murderer With the Senate voting for the is a stowaway, not yet identified, the kind of tobacco he prefers. Bill 68 to 6, however, an overrid who sprang overboard. Be is be- The old men selects a number of ing of the veto seems at least pos-lieved to have made good his escape. butts of the kind mentioned, and sible although it is believed that a skilfully rolls the tobacco into a certain proportion of the votes will new cigarette. The patron goes off change over in such contingency.

happy.

The one-man factory apparently is prosperous. There is a steady der mand for the "special blend," which is made while you wait. And

One of the crew was lost, having been swept away by a wave when LATER a lifeboat which was lowered for After a three-hour caucus today, the purpose of chasing the suspect- 154 Republican members of the House of Representatives pledgeded murderer capsized owing to ex themselves to support President treme confusion which followed the the supply of cigarette butts is end-Hoover's anticipated veto of the

Veterana Bill, on the understand escape of the murderer. less, thanks to the children.

ing that a substitute Pension Bill will be passed before adjournment. President Supported by House of Representatives:

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Washington, Jun 26-President Hoover to-day vetoed the Veterans' Bill, as had been anticipated as a result of his declarations that it would saddle the country with an Vienna, June 28-he munici- undeserved tax burden. pality has decided to take novel

In announcing his veto, the steps to cope with the present sum-President said that if the bill were mer's unprecedented mosquito to become law it would result in plague which renders bathing in an increase in taxes rather than the Danube impossible. Powerful the decrease which had been antici- lights with high tension wire pated.

NOVEL BALLOON ASCENT PLANNED

OBSERVATIONS 48,000 FT UP.

Augsburg, June 20.-Preparations are just now being completed for an attempt, financed by the Brus sels University, to send a captivé balloon up to an altitude of 45,000

Instead of the usual car, the bal- loon will be equipped with a closed aluminium globe wherein the Bel- gian, Professor Pickard, and bis

screens will be placed along the. It was understood that Mr. Ho beach to struct and kill the pests over had privately intimated that Experiments with but a few lamps he would be illing to sign a sub-assistant will make the ascent and proved a complete success and it is, stituto measure. Such a bill may therefore, hoped that their applicabe brought forward. tion on a large scale will rid the Shortly after the President had city and its environment of the vetoed the bill, the House of Be

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