MISELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1925, Page 3

MISELLANEOUS ITEMS.

• [Australia A- N./l. Cable Association.. COMMUNIST MOVEMENT . REAL, BUI NOT ALARMING. (Received tins day at 10.20 a.m.; DON DON. Kepi. 28. Iteal. Imt mu alarming, i- the vi-r----11 i- -1 leach,-li i.y Dr Kmidwell. 'eganling i!;>- strength and the progress ol t iie ( omaiunisi. mm i-im'.nl in Britain, lie -ays that when lie last investigated it live years ago. it wa- not organised, ami was routined to jiarliciilar localities, i.i-ing nairieil on mainly by individuals or small isolated Potties. The doctor now ibid- inn movement much :m re v.idclv ililiuned. better organised and more t uten.-e, though not übiquitous. I nt it seems becoming so by constantly expanding in area. Simultaneously it had assumed, in some localities. a mil' ll more I htvatciinig aspect. Dt Sl l :id\\ cll admits these are merely general i liangcs Unit or; lined from which it would he v-rung to draw hasty conclusions, a- tic strength oi the movement varies in greatly different di-t rirts. THE JAP ELIGHT. Paris, sept. 2-s. The .Japanese airman. Kawaehi. Inis arrived at l.'-hourgel. completing the (light Irom Tokio. which was left mi 27th. July, via Siheria. Moscow and Berlin. MOSCOW SALVAGE SCHEME. (Received this day at 9.90 a.m A MOSCOW. Sept. 28. The Government has voted £2O 0 toward- the cost of raising the !irili-u warship. Black Prince, sunk mi Ikiia. clava Bay with £ I .127.000 aboard to pay tin- Anglo-French Crimean troops. Divers have located the vvrecn.