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THE LONDON DOCK STRIKE.
London,: August 24,
It seems that the strike at the London Docks has fizzied out. The plekets previously posted have been withdrawn and all is quiet. Dock officials report that men are coming forward and signing on the ships as required.
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At the headquarters of the Seamen's and Firemen's Union it was sald to-day that all the ships effected by the trouble at the London Docks sulled and no mon left their ships. An official of the Tilbury branch said "our fellows are good men and are acting very decently, There is nothing Bolshevik about them."-Reuter.
4 Sydney, Aug. 24.
Ten British steamers are idle. Their crows total 2,000 of whom 1,600 are practically homeless and the remaining 400 are allowed aboard pending a settlement. “
Molbourne, Aug. 24.
Coloured crews on four British steamers, principally Lasers, refused to attend the strike meeting-Reuter.
THE FRENCH DEBT.
London, Aug. 24,
M. Caillaux and Mr. Churchill het at the Treasury at noon to. discuss the payment of Frence's debt to Britain, amounting to £623,000,000. The contrast between British and French viewpoints is illustrated by the respective press comments to-day. The British newspapers emphasise that Britain expects to receive payments equial to those paid to America.
Echo De Paris says the agreement is impossible unless it is admitted that France is unable to assume a burden beyond her strength.
Gaviota says that statistics prove that the French are indirectly heavier taxed than the British; moreover the British must not consider the question from purely a fiscal Viewpoint.
L'Ere Nouvelle says the success of M. Cailloux' mission depends on whether he meets a gentleman or a shopkeeper. Referring to the situation in China and India L'Ere Nouvelle' says this is not the time to discuss bills but to close the ranks hi the face..of a threatening world conflagration.
La Matin denies that' M. Caillaux is disposed to offer £15,000,000 annually. It declares that the last offer of French experts was the maximum of £10,000,000. "The negotiations were adjourned because this was declined.-Renter.
SOCIALIST CONGRESS STUMPED.
Marseilles, August 24,
The Socialist Congress is stamped to find the text of a resolu tion regarding the security past acceptable to the British as well as the Fronch und German delegates. Mr. Noel Buxton on behalf of British labour' criticised the pact as a military, danger" directed against Rus- sia, whereupon the French and German spokesmen defended the pact-Reuter..
CLASH WITH COMMUNISTS.
Marseilles, August 24. Thirty police were injured in a clash with communists who were trying to form a procession after a meeting. The injured communista included the Deputy, M. Doriot, who was conspicuous. for his opposi tion to the Moroccan campaign, and the well known leader M. Treint.- Reuter.
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Salvation not Self-Interest, Referring to the speech of Mr. Bertil Hellstrom in the Theatre Royal, Mr. Loo Chung-yun said he ANTI-COMMUNIST MOVEMENT. was alarmed that such a calamity
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view to subduing Communist acti-chuen. Mr. Hellstrom "had said vities in Canton, in an interview that there was no hope of tho regarding his scheme for opposi- Chinese civil population being ablu tion to the Communist movement, to organise successful resistance) declared that Wang Ching-wai, against the powerful Bolshevik) Liao Chung-hoi Wu Hon-min and Government, notwithstanding that other Canton politicians had re- they greatly disliked them and ceived money from Soviet Russia would disown them if they dared. for the purposes of Communistle If the conservative Chinese had propaganda, and for experimenting been able to combine at the be- with Communism in Kwangtung, ginning of the movement they The plans of the Communists be- might have had a chance of saving came obvious after the burning and their country and of driving out plundering of the commercial cen- the Bolsheviks, but the longer the tre of Canton. For a long time delay the greater would be tho, the Hongkong. papers had exposed difficulties of getting them out and the Communists methods, but thej of becoming mastera in their own warnings were not heeded by the country. The Communists, Mr. people, who claimed to hold the Loo said, wore taking advantage of opinion that even though the Com- their weakness to administer their munists were heartless and mad, poison.. Their action became the they would hot willingly and fiercer as the Chinese became wantonly bring a similar calamity weaker. Ha appealed to his coun- to their native land as that which trymen to unite against Com- had befallen. Russia. He believed, munism by joining the anti-Com- however, that the people were be munist movement. They were out ginning to become alarmed at the for salvation of their, country and imminence of Rolshevism as was not for self-interest. Ninety per shown by their expressions of cent of the Kwangtung people ré- resentment and
indignation, garded the Communists as snakes "Under the circumstances as they and scorpions. By unity and exist now, with the Central Gov- strength there was hope that they ernment paying little or no atten-might yet expel the Communists tion to Kwangtung affairs, I cannot from the province. They must not hold my tongue, and the reason] be despondent or adopt the "walt for my circulating the telegram to and see attitude, but must be Peking and elsewhere was in order determined and courageous. There to wake up the people of Kwang- must be no folding of arma as it tung to pross forward the work of content to allow others to đo the the anti-Communists," Mr. Loo work. They must all be up and declared.
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