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RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT PASSES

ONCE IMPRISONED

IN ENGLAND

Moscow, July 8,

M. Georgiy Chichert, Saviet diplomatist and politician, who was imprisoned in Brixton ghol for "enemy associations" in 1917, died to- clay'..

His imprisonment was terminated. when he was exchanger for. Si George Buchunan in 1910, * ..

M. Chicherth was Commissar for Forcin Afnir from 1910 to 1939 and be representeri Russin at the con- ferences of nations at Genoa and Littmanne in 1021 and 1922. He had since retired.

Burn

member of a fatnous

Juridical and diplomatic family, M. Chicherla entered the Forelsin Ömee, at the outset of his career, but cigrated to Berlin in 1904. lic Joined the Social Democratic Move- ment there the same year. Ile was banished from Prussin in 1907 for Inving a false passport and went to Switzerland, France and tater England, where he took an uclive purt In the pacifist movement during the War.-Kenter.

Mutiny On The "Bounty"

BLIGH'S GRANDSON

NEW-ZEALANDER New Plymouth, N.Z., July 1.

At Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand, lives Dr. E.'S. Nutting, grandson of Captain Bligh,! commander of H.M.S. Bounty, | who with eighteen companions! made an amazing voyage in an open bout after they had been cast adrift by the mutineers,

Dr. Nutting possesses some most Interesting relics of that voyage.

These include a gourd made from coconutshell, on which can be rend the faintly-penned inscription, "The eap I eat my miserable allowance out of".

There is also small horn cup holding one gill, the ensure of water allowed ench man three times per

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

Jim and Amy: A

WEDNESDAY, JULY

8, .1936.

BRITISH PROTEST ΤΟ

"Do-or-Die" Flight TO JAPAN

OLYMPIC GRACE

Miss Irma Naubold, America's eleverest gymnast, has been selected to participate in the Olymple Games in

Berlin this summer.

ROUND WORLD

IN 14 DAYS

Staked Their AIL on a

JIM

Spectacular Trip

IM MOLLISON and Amy are staking

everything on round the world.

INDIAN, WIFE AND SON IMPRISONED

London, July 7..

The Improper altitude of Japanese | offiglafs in referring to the, enquiry into the death of the Japanese officer, Kisaku Sasaki, at Peiping was the subject of representations made on'

Ambassador July 4 by the British

in Tokyo, Slṛ · Robe:& Clive; to the i | Japanese Vice-Minister: for Foreign

A Tairs.

a "do-or-die" flight complaints and criticisms during

They want to make it the most spectamilar flight ever planned.

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He drew attention to the censtant

the trial and to the reflections British Judicial proceciure In inspired statements to the press ofter the court had reached its decision.

And once again the Mollisons-as in their The Ambassador also strongly pro- famous transatlantic flight are prepared to tested against the arrest of the stake their lives and all their money on winning | Indian merchant, Hussein,

Kistu- through.

king. in contraventing of 13ritish

rights. The extraterritorial

nrrest

"No one has flown round the whole 25,000 mile circumference of the world. We hope to do it together in 14 days.

"It is going to be an expensive and dangerous trip, but our minds are made up." Jim Mollison safd.

took place June 17, Hussein being ispected of having defrauded eer- tain shopkeepers.

Instead of handing him over to the nearest British Consul, for trial

the Japanese authori necessary,

if

For weeks past, ever since Amy returnedies threw him and his wife and son into gool and failed to inform the from her record-breaking Cape flights, the Molli-

British Consul-General at Mukden. sons have been thrashing out the details of the The Acting Consul-General at Har flight.

blu heard indirectly of the incident but the Mukden five days later Consul-General's demand that Hus-

They now have mapped out the roule they intend to follow on their new record-breaking at tempt.

It includes the crossing of both the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans, hazardous flights across thousands of miles of open sea.

New Fascist March On

"Path of Revolution"

Rome, July 1. Cossation of military activities in East Africa and dethronement of Haile Selassie were the signal for inauguration of another tedious Fascist march "on the path of revolution,"

in this advance there obviously the path of revolution."

It is on recommendation of various will be no recourse in bayonets or hand grenades. No banners will be corporations, which represent every flying, Shouts of soldiers locked branch of linlion life, working with hand-to-hand struggles will be absent. Fascist Confederations to combat the For it will comprise an attack not dilemma of industrial exploitation and communities protected by non-productive possession, that the

regulating rational affairs.

SHARK-INFESTED SEA

sein be handed over was ignored,

Hussein was Interviewed by

the

Vice-Consul on June 26 and reported that he and his family hind been subjected to very severe treatment. The case was taken up in Tokyo and Hussein anri Hls family were released on June 5.

"No one realises more than Amy and myself the risks involved in this

It is understood the Japanese au- round-the-world Right, but, largely thorities do not now

propose to

because we will be together all the prefer any charges against Hussein.— time, we are more enthusiastic about British Wirefcen,

it than any other flight we have ever

| planned," said.dim.

The first stage of the Mollisons' fight will be to Australis, following the conventional route. They hope to

reach I'art Darwin in five or six days. BRITISH FINANCES

From the Australian coast they wil ny over the shark-infested Pacific by way of Fiji and Hawaii to California.

Flying northwards across the U.S.A. And Canada to Newfoundland they hope to be ready to take off for the last hop neress the Atlantic with

a 12 days of leaving London.

LATEST TREASURY

Revenue ended July

RETURNS

London, July 7. returns for the week 4 show that the total ordinary revenue to date amounts to $131,348,905, exclusive of self-balnu- eing items. At the corresponding The Mollisons have shelved every date last year, ibe total Was

IN BRITISH PLANE

the preparations for this flight.

gainst day, and a bullet, inscribed, "The obli-aerial guns and heavy artillery, government issues its regular decree other plan in order to concentrate on| £142,362,062. bullet, 1/25 of a lb., was the allow but against Fascism's hated enemies ance of bread which supported 18 Capitalism and Communism, anch for 49 days, nerved in each man three times a day".

Another rolle is the compass used by Bligh to steer the but from Citaheite (Tahiti nowadays) to Timer. 3,618 miles, in 48 days.

NEW ZEALAND

LIMIT NOT PREDICTABLE Italy's army of more than 1,000,000 eleers and men must sland side.

What "Corporativism” ultimately readiness, ho

however, to bring: held in

problem of distribution of wealth, repel any threat to safety of the home may lead to in its attempt to solve the land or the vast expanse of territory even high Fascist authorities hesitate obtained by force in Africa.

predict. The known standpoint of Benito iussolinl, working diligent- Mussolini, however, is that the prob

Palazzo Venezia, lem is to be solved and the corporn- ly in his office at feels the arch foes of Fascist principles live system must be perfected to solve are weakening.

"Corporativism," born Nov. 10,

1934, when machinery of the tullan

To

1.

While the colonial office is busy

THERMAL-MUD-Corporales State was set in motion planning the exploitation of conquer-

FOR BRITISH SPAS

Rotorua, N.Z. July 1.

At the request of Sir James Parr, High Commissioner for New Zeur land, a ton of mineral-impregnated mad is being sent from here for distribution among such well-known British spas as Bath, Harrogate, and Droitwich

The value of the curative waters and mud at Rotorua is well known In the medical world..

At present Britain has to import mid from continental spas at con- siderable cost, and the almost in- exhaustible supplies t Rotorua should form the basis of quite a lucrative export trade.

"

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revenue total, inlandi

against- accounts for, 43,641,000, $52,088,000 at the corresponding date

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Jim said that although no final or the decision had yet been made they would certainly use a British plane.

"There are any risks on a flight like this but we do not think they are so overwhelining. AL Lány rate we are prepared to sinke everything we

expenditure to date, Investmont bankers and brokers in securities and commodities. have on our chances," said Jim. exclusive of self-balancing items,

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Commodity Futures on the principal American markets. Wirelcas,

by Inauguration of the 22 corpora-jed Ethiopia, the Fascist-Corporations, Leslie Howard Says:

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tions, will be the watchword of this given inerrased power, is expected to move-place Into active practice Mussolint's

new

ment."

social "revolutionary

"Harmony is harmony," says Duce; "discord is analler thing."

FORECAST IN 1933

11

Theory that the government must, maintain careful control of economic cutegories.

In line with the programme เฟ placing Italy on an impregnable war footing, major industries which are working directly or indirectly for the defence of the nation and whose capital is held by shareholders, will be drawn into the government network, with the state es ine actual operating unit.

First indication that a complete revision of the Italian parliamentary system was contemplated by the Fascist government was given by Mussolini on Nov. 14, 1933, in a gradually address before what then was kuovi as the National Guild Council.

ed."

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The Chamber of Deputies pre-

LINE TO BE DRAWN supposes a world we have demolish- saldoli Duet VR presupposes the plurality of parties and not in- Fascism, however, has no thought ot frequently the holdup of the minis-reducing the national economies to i on common state denominator, or ot terial diligence. Since the day which we annulled this plurality, the transforming into slate monopoly the Chamber has lost the essential reason entire économie life of Italy, It is em- for which it was formed

we are phasisetl. burving economic liberalism. We In the words of Mussolini: "T are taking a further step forward on state will absorb only that portion o

economy which concerns national de- Fence

the Euscist regline dus not intend to place under state con-, trot, or worse sill, bureaucratise the whole economy of the ratlon small and medium sized industric shall remain within the field of privat Initiative and responsibility, hurmon ized from a national social standpoin with the self-discipline of the corpor tions."

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Romeo Was Not

The

Ideal Lover

Westcott, near Dorking, June 24. LESLIE HOWARD, the British stage and screen star who has just appeared on the American screen as Romeo, thinks Shakespeare's ideal lover was just an unfortunate young man.

Since "Romeo and Juliet" was screened in America he has been mobbed by thousands of women in America. Wherever the he went he was billed as Ideal Lover,

"LESLIE YOWARD

" no ideal lover.

"1 an disgusted with the whole business," he said to-day,

"I would rather be known as an ordinary man who played the part of a lover well than have the labyl of my part tagged on me.

"Far from being the ideal lover, Romeo was just an un- fortunate young man caught up in a tragedy he had no power to avert."

Mr. Howard added that he didn't like the part, anyway.

The adulation of his women fans showed a “terribly low standard of appreciation."

PART HE WANTS

Mr. Howard would much prefer to be nimed as Hamlet, in which part he is to appear on the New York stage shortly.

"It's a part 1 have always wanted to play.

"11 would be a much more dlifeult film than 'Romeo-it it is to be done sympathetically and intelll- gently."

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And believing that too many Alms are made on the "faise, assumptlury“ that one must play down to average Intelligened. Mr. Howard Is become a producer in his own right to make artistle and intelligently conceived Alnis."

His first will be an historien Alm dealing with Prince Charles, for which Hugh Walpole, noted British author, will write the script.

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