Hong Kong Daily Press 1926-10-02
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- Hong Kong Daily Press 1926-10-02
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Hong Kong Daily Press 1926-10-02
Year: 1926
M. KARAKHAN LAUGHS. DISORDER IN CHINA NOT DUE TO RUSSIA. CHINA NOT READY FOR COMMUNISM. REFERENCES TO CANTON. COLLECTING THE BETTING TAX. DECISION REACHED BY BOOKMAKERS. A TAX ON WINNINGS. HUMOUR AND DESPAIR. A VISIT TO A HONGKONG POLICE CHARGE ROOM. AN INSPECTOR'S WORRIES. "WHAT LIFE HAS TAUGHT ME." MR. J. RAMSAY MACDONALD'S EXPERIENCES. THE VERY GREAT PLEASURE IN HARD WORK. LIKES AND DISLIKES. WHY PEOPLE APPEAL OR REPEL. GERMANY PAYS THE ALLIES. GERMAN TRADE WAR PERIL. CONCERTED ATTACK ON WORLD MARKETS. BRITAIN WARNED. Prosperity. PROBLEMS FOR CHILDREN. Five Questions. MENU PORTRAIT 'CENSORED." FOREIGN POWERS AND THE CIVIL WAR. THE ATTITUDE THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN BY THE POWERS. A HONGKONG CHINESE VIEW. PLAIN LIVING TO KEEP FIT. SIR GEORGE NEWMAN'S ADVKICE. 37,000 BABLIES LIVES SAVED YEARLY. THE PASSION FOR UNDRESSING. "NAKED AND UNASHAMED." GIRL BATHER FINED AT SOUTHEND. NO INSINCERITY. REASON FOR DELAY IN ENDING BOYCOTT. ARRANGEMENTS INCOMPLETE. CANTON HEARS OF SERIOUS REVERSES. PICKETS ON THE BORDER. PASSENGERS STILL BEING SEARCHED ATB LOWU. U.S.A. MINISTER AT CANTON. DINNER GIVEN BY MADAME SUN. POSTAL THEFTS. TEHPTED BY CINEMA PICTURES. PLEA FOR LENIENCY SUCCEEDS. A ROGUE'S MIST