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AND

Ladies'

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1936.

SOVIET EXILES SENT TO STALIN'S RA

OLD PRISON HOME

JAPAN'S WAR MINISTER

Mr. M. Terauchi, the Japanese War Minister, who, after the extraordf- nary session of Parliament, plans to go to Manchukun and North China to inspeet the troops thers,

SHIRLEY TEMPLE 5,000 Miles

DOLLS

NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED

AT-

Le Beau

CLEAR AS

MIR-O-KLEER*

HOSIERY

MADE IN U. 5. A

ONLY

*TRADE MARK

Of Illegal Line

RAILWAY THAT HAS NO POWER TO RUN TRAINS

Colony For Opponents. Of Regime

Moscow, May 18.. The territory of Narym, northwest Siberia, in which hundreds of the present ruling group in Soviet Russia, including Joseph Stalin, spent years of exile before the revolution, has been converted by these former exiles into an exile colony for settling opponents of their own regime.

.

. Under the Tsaré, Narym, which is equal in size to Czecho slovakia. Austria and Switzerland, was described as a "gigantic prison for revolutionaries." The Communists, multiplying the number of exiles, insist that their purposes and results are very different.

Especially since 1930, when the fled, "even after they have recovered Communist dictatorship declared citizenship."

oper warfare upon peasants

re- The Soviet preas reports that the alsting collectivization, this re-exiled peasants, who frequently re-

sister collectivization beenuso moto and difficult région

Lhoy has were the most successful and ener received hundreds of thousands of getic peasants In their districts, Idioprosnesaut reusunts and their has developed Naryn's agriculture with remarkable rapidity. About 80 families, who were herded together per cent, have formed collectivo and shipped in enttle cars from farms, although Mr. Dolghik Insieta their former homes in the Ukraine they were not compelled to do go. on North Chucasus into the north.

A glowing picture of the "colossal economie and cultural development" of Narym by these exiles, working: under the allegedly benevolent dl- rection of the political police, hasi been portrayed by several · recent articles in the Soviet press.

MASS SYSTEM OF EXILE

The mass nature of exile under the Communlats is revealed by the disclosure that whorens in 1917 there

The sawn area in Narym has in- creased 7.5 times since 1930, but only two machine-tractor stations serve the collectives of exiles.

MANY ROADS BUILT In va years, reported Mr. Dol ghik, the exiles finve built 3,185 kilo-i matres of dirt roads through the wilderness, suitable for motor trame. Surveys have been made for another kilometres of roads, and struction of a

canal hag wan only one inhabitant to every 20 planned to unite the Ob and Irtsch kilometros in Narym, the population port Marys timber to the Ural in- rivera, making 招 possible to trans has since grown 14 times. Most of dustrial centres and to Kazakstan. theso settlers admittedly did not! The third five-year plan (1037-42) move into Narym voluntarily.

provides for a railway connecting

tem.

police, under the Commissariat of KING'S THEATRE

BUILDING.

TROPICAL

MOONLIGHT

KAYSER

MAK

COMMON SENSE

TREATMENT

You must Remove the cause of : . RHEUMATISM, PAINFUL JOINTS, LUMBAGO, SKIN COMPLAINTS,

ULCERS and SORES

BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

Clarke's Blood Mixture is the surest way to health as it removes the. CAUSE of the complaint from the blood and restores vigour and vitality.

Ask for

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GILDOS PURITYJNA MEDIÇIMË

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Jimmy's Kitchen

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Kowloon Branch 20, Haskow Road. Tel. 80524,

To-day's $1 Tiffin·

Soup Royal

Fried Fish and Chips

Boiled Fow! and Bacori

Boiled Potatoes

Vegetable

Apple. Pie

Tea or Coffee (iced or Hot)

For the better part of a cen- tury the Victorian Government Railways, Australia, have been operating to the entire satisfac- tion of the public.

The system has nearly 5,000 route miles of line, some of the "crack" expressca and longest freight trains of the whole con- tinent, and the first air-condi- tioned coaches in the Empiro.

Yet there is not, nor over has been any statulory power to run a single train or truck. This has just been discovered, soyS Austral Neton.

Oficials, however, are quito un- concerned. If they have no power to run trains, no one has tha power to stop them, Bo normal schedules are being continued

until the act of parliament is amonded.

сол been

The chief of the Narym politica! Narym with the trans-Siberian, sys-

Home Affairs, I. I. Dolghik, explained

The Soviet press describes Narym What "by moving dispossessed kulaksas potentially one of the richest re- to such regions, our Government has gions in Russia. About 80 per cent. not only cleared the collectivized re- of its surface is covered with denso gions of kulak weeds, but also has forests, taught these former exploiters to been

and Indications of work, utilizing them for the benefit of petroleum, gold and other minerala. socialist construction, for the mastery The exiles engago largely in hunting of some of our richest regions. and timber-cutting during the long

winters.

found deposits of coal have'

education

RIGHTS WITH RESTRAINTS Mr. Dolghik declared that exiles ELEMENTARY EDUCATION were told that if they ceased to

Universal elementary struggle against the Soviet power has been provided for the children and proved themselves to bo COT- scientious workers all civil rights of Narym exiles since 1931, the press would be restored to

ored to them at the asserts. During the past three years 236 schools have been built by the end of five years" He added that! many have regained civil rights, and have been organized to teach trac

czlies themselves, and Institutes

restoration of citizenship to many others has been recommended. He tor-driving, livestock breeding and did not mention, however, that a land drainage. Workers' clubs have decree was issued in January, 1936, been provided in many places, with which forbade former kulnks to leave dramatic, art and other "circles" regions to which they had been ex-

English Wife And Indian Millionaire

Husband's Counter-Charges

Calentta, May 20.

COUNTER ALLEGATIONS

are being made by a Hindu barrister against his English wife, formerly a stage dancer, who is asking the court at Khulna, Bengol, to annul the marriage on the ground that her husband did not disclose that he already had a Hindu wife..

The English wife. Mrs. Marlon Mitter, aged 20 (formerly Miss Marion Faller, of Darlington), has also filed a maintenanco sult before a Calcutta magistrate alleging that her husband, Mr. J. P. Mitter, thrashed her mercilessly and that she was forced to leave his house | in July last year.

Mr. Mitter denies her allega. tions and alleges that she was unduly friendly with a leading Calcutta Indian barrister and on Indian. millionaire business man.

Mr. Mitter was a Cambridge undergraduate and went through a form of marrings with Miss Fuller

SALESMAN. SAM

at the Marloes-road Register Office, Kensington, W., in July 1925.

Russian

The use of the traditional Russian method of mass exile to develop Narym and other remote regions is one of the most striking features of the Soviet regime; It has been es timated that about one person in 17 le at working under some such form of state control. The Commu Dista Justify the system on the

PARLOPHONE RECORDS GIVE YOU THESE POPULAR TUNES.

F341 (On Treasure Island.

(Some Other Time.

F320 (You Are My Lucky Star.

{Misty islands.

F371 i'd Rather Listen To Your Eyos.

(Gypsy Violin,

F300 (Rose in Her Hair.

(Just As Long as the World. Played by MAurice winnICK'S ORCH. F374 (Sing Before Breakfast.

(Broadway Melody of 1936. Medley. STEP DANCING by LEN BERMON.

F368 (Waltz Medley.

F391 (Fox Trot Medley.

Played by HARRY ROY'S TIGER RAGAMUFFINS, AND

THE MUSIC GOES ROUND AND AROUND, played by HARRY ROY'S and NAT GONELLA'S ORCHESTRAS.

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY. Marina House, 19, Queen's` Road, C. Tel. 24648.

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20

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

ACROSS

1 Whence came a noted maid and

was supreme,

5 This will enable you to see how

the topic may be varied.

grounds that it permits them simul-8.The support which one gets by

inneously to dispose of their enemies and to develop Russia's vast pioneer regions swiftly and deaply, and at the same time to "create new people, conscious builders of socialism."

Women

Are To

Make-Up

making a suitable retreat.

10 Although only a foolish person

does, it makes is impress.

11 Just water in the end,

19 Actually this modern discovery

goes back to A.D. 10.

13

famous piece of cheese French literature.

in

10 You may observe clothes-lines doing this when the washing is out.

17 A rest gives rise to a sign of

Krief.

18 This low form of animal life put an end to monopoly and started -making profits.

20 Starts like a pig, and is, al-

together, extremely silly.

And Dress Better

BY ORDER Warsaw, May 18.

Mme. Molotov, wife of the President of the Council of Peoples' Commissars and dictator of Soviet fashions, is packing her trunks for Paris.

She started the preparations Mme. Molotov will search in Improve her after a Moscow conference of Paris for aids to delegates of the Soviet women's country-women with the help of -fashion organisations. This conference French beauty culture,

and cosmetic experts. decided that Russian women should dress better, make-up,

She may take some of these ex- and be prettier, in fact that sexperts back with her to Moscow to appeal, hitherto banned, was to instruct Russian women in the come into its own again.

feminine, fine arts.

MIGOSH, LONG GONG,) THIS HOSSEE, GLALLOPIN

WHAT'S WRONG?

GLUSS, SNEAKEE OUT OF STLABLE AN' STEALEE MLY

ONIONS!

He Knows His Onions

GONGIE, OL CHINK, YASURE, MUSTA SLAM!EVLY

MEAN TA SAY HE EATS ONIONS?

DAY HE STEALEE MLY ONIONS! EVLY PLACE MLEE HIDE'EM, HE FIND 'EMİ

22 One may drive to this house and

from it, with it.

23 Take turns to serve..

21 Looks both ways.

28 Oh, you must go into this force

to become haaty.

20 Harder and, of course, imore

<iMcult.

30 All round.

31 The weight of this plant must

be considered before its ylell

1. Stop.

DOWN

2 Imitating not kindly.

3 Fasten, and with it if you like.

4 It's cold, but stand it

change.

Electrical measures,

for

A

(21

24

125

0 Something to give one the

shivern.

7 They click in Spain.

This too fast? Then "I gong, says, the traffic cop cryptically, 14 Crop.

1 Electrical term.

16 Roughly, drawing,

18 No Rupporter of the temperaner candidate, presumably as its one vote is for more stout.

of dia. 19 Embraces the means

kominating up to date know- lal',

20 Fills with enthusiasm for what

the sharpshooter" docs.

21 Just too far.

26 Evidently not a big fight.

26 The beart of 16 Down.

27 Here you want to make a row

#ke a tool. Can you?

Yesterday's Bolation NARRATION ASPEN

GYORREBROOCH

PANORAM AFSCHRE

LETECH T SHUTUP COHERE OG EIMUR 8 NRISE KDRAGON ↑ HKH GOSYO NIMAM A NEW GATE DAPPLED ENTHE ANUBE CHANE BRAKESEOVALLEGR BWN ITEM COPIED INDITEMACHIANA

A CHE OLDANDEN TOTTERS NUDE F Va EBERGESSENTIAL

By Small

C'MON GUSĮ NO WONDERYA BEEN GOIN' 50.

STRONG IN YER WORKOUTS LATELY I

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