GENERAL CABLES.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1927, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.)

00-UAIUNLSTS’ FUNDS.

LONDON, Aug. 11. The Daily Alail says fliat the British Communist coffers, which hitherto were safely empty, are now secretly filled bv Reds, who are clandestinely entering England preparing a campaign directed from Aloscow to create another upheaval by concentrating in the coalfields. At the end of the year Soviet instructions reach London hv special messengers. The method of getting the Red agents in is ingenious. A Britisher goes to the Continent on a special day one-day excursion ticket for the benefit of holiday makers which no passport is required, taking—aa extra ticket, and handing over the return half to the foreigner whom he meets at Boulogne and other places. The Homo Office is now devising new methods to shut out undesirables. LEADER DEPORTED. LISBON. Aug. 10. The Camara Leader, who attempted revolution, has been deported to St. Thomas Island, Vest Africa. ITALIAN MILITARISM. LONDON. Aug. 16. The “Daily Express’s” Geneva correspondent states that important _ltal- - military manoeuvres are progressing in the Alps in a theoretical war against Germany or Austria. The Swiss newspapers are asking what is Mussolim’s object for the largest conccntartion since the war.