Budapest, Aug. 24
There are 4 Vienna about 180,000 unemployed out of a population of about 13 millions. There, are scores.
beggars of every type and. with every kind of affliction, some obviously of the respectable middle class. Some appeal for alms with tional vehemence; others sidle [shamietacedly past the cafes in the hope that an obolus willie. bestowed, on them to relieve their silent misery, Barefooted children are quite numerous, Yet, Vienna. looks jeheerfol and is cheerful. The cheerfulness does not consist in mere display. It is evidenced in Hthe tone of the utterances of the people, in the all round activity, in retail business, in the amount of Jconstruction, repair, and decorative work now in. progress ploitation. of such manufactory opportunities as remain after the peace or the creation of big new tourist movement, and in the volume Jof entertainment going. One cannot visit Vienna and come away, From Hungary one comes away with a real feeling of sympathy for the poverty. of the peopl Budapest. is one consistent illustre tion of the hardupedness of the Jentire community. - Apart from a certain amount of street repair, un= doubted care in the upkeep of all public gardens and parks (perhaps on the panem and circences pri lo). literally "nothing "is being Jdone to keep the town in even decent appearance. The Hungarian has normally little or no taste in shop window diép}ay and the streets lof Budapest can never have looked wore depressing. Shop fronts by the score are dirty and unkempt. Few repairs to buildings even the most urgent are being undertaken, There is no attempt to carry out improvements. 'There is an acc sional endeavour to patch, whic often makes matters look' worse. /So it is that the streets are rath dreary. It is a sign of obvious will place no new policy before the National Delegate Conference t>- crash the train was running down-discussion among learned _s0- poverty that the cafes are com-Pletely deserted save at actual hill at about 40 or 50 miles day. They will simply listen to the Jeities and for publication in occa. meal time when food is "essential. tenor of the debate and then frame The driver stopped it wi sonal engineering journals, but the 'a resolution to be approved by the yards, Cafe "lounging" as in Vienna oF Ciscovery of a method of frosting Paris does not exist. The attire Conference. Moreover, the position Iomp bulbs internally"is one which of the people is significant. Most is made more complicated by the of interest to everyone. Tt hat are dressed in what would, in the fact that if any offer is received menced, and so great is the army keen known for over 20 years that case of men, be called "slipshod"" organization simply. refer it} from the miners the owners' of aop-pickers now moving to the if internal frosting could -be, made fashion, in that of women, ult hop-fields of Kent that they commercially possible, many of the prosaic. It is quite unusual to thack to their district ascoeiations, have their owh fils attendant on common outside tony lady even moderately well The Mining Association have in-officer, a post fami frosting would disappear and a dressed. Prices are not high for formed Mr. Churchill, representing, British soldiers who served in the Jamp would be produced which, in Janything since mo one could pay the Government, at' an unofficial war. His office is at Maidstone, in appearance and in efficiency, would them. Only the currency makes conversation yesterday, that they' will refuse to troat with the Miners the heart of the hop fields, The com. revolutionize the Iamp industry but them look impressive to a foreigner, Federation of Great Britain as mittee of hop farmers which engages untill last year every attempt at Hungarian cooking nowadays only this failed, body. The outlook is thus very pickers makes its requests known to Tests on its seqsoning—a typical from being hopeful, and to make him, ang he, acting as liaison officer Suceesg at Last Hungarian dinner of fish (fre things worse, thousands of miners detweea the farmers and railway, water) soup, fried slices of veal jate faced with the prospect of will seo that adequate transport It fell to Mr. Marvin Pippin of fand pancakes all cooked in local
permanent displacement owing arrangements are provided. Al-the General Electric Ca. of America fashion and with local "trimmings" Jdevelopments reported yesterday. together he has to move nearly 60,- te solve this problem and last ye will cost about 600,000 crowns for Because the local ion will - not! }000 pickers in.the course of a fort-at company, already the original three—not so much when it is reallow safety mon to enter the mia+ night, and in a few weeks' time he patentees of nearly every lamp from collected that £1 sterling is worth the old carbon lamp to the present Jabout 340,000 crowns. Indeed the to deal with gob fire dangers the will have to bring them home again. owners of a large Doncaster pit Even an Army railway transport} day gas-filled lamp, were able to currency, though naturally per-have decided to seal off one: sestian, officer would consider this a big market in America' a new simpliplexing' causes no trouble in a day and 500 workers will be displace. task, fied line, the chief feature of which or so. People only travel for South Staffordshire owners, owing, was inside frosting. As was anti-business and not for pleasure. The Test Match Profits to financial: difficulties, have ceased cipated, this new Edison Mazda trains are not too clean but the pumping operations at all but one!
Various statements have been lump "actually revolutionized—the taxis in Budapest are far superior station, and several made concerning the profits that are jump industry in the United States to those in London though slightly pits, normally employing 3,000 men, will become likely to be realized from the recent and in just over a year. the Ameri-dearer. derelict, We are trying to derive] series of Test matches, but they are can public forced lamp manufac-mary urgently wants foreign what comfort we can from the largely problematical. The accounts, turers to discontinue entirely their visitors, yet cannot offer much, even fact that more and more men are when finally completed, have to be production of clear and outside in the way of entertainment. Much returning to work each day. No gone through by the auditors, and frosted regular lamps, fof the old time gaiety has gone fewer than 88 mines were raising this has rot yet den done. When!
The inside frosted lamp is such lend even the cafe bands usually jocal yesterday in Nottinghamshire the Australians last visited us in an improvement on the old product play on a speculative ce-oper and Derbyshire, with a total roll of 1921 the Test Match receipts that this speedy and enormous basis, looking to the audience for 16,912 men, and altogether it is amounted to £37,210, and the their' salaries, Just now the air of change involving over three hund-estimated that nearly 40,000 miners visitors took away £11,175 as their red million lamps is not surprising. uncertainty is not helpful to foreign re now working. share, after deducting entertainment} The benefit of eight per cent. extra influx. Great precautions are tax. "This year this sum has been light and a beautiful pearly appear-taken against the advent of unde-Motor Coach Tragedy considerably exceeded, notwithstand-sirable; it is clear from the notices ance which will blend with any We have recently had a shocking} ing the disappointment over the the convenience of, the hotels that these none the rmrotor-coach accident, in which opening fixture of the series ug a lamp which can be cleaned Tess exist, and there are no doubt, people were killed and six injured,|Trent Bridge. At Lords 72,976 perily and per- ese Sizes; Lepene sere cometh the dead comprising four women, sons paid, at Leeds 52,745, and at|Faps above all the usefulness of a|honesty. The, Hungarian is indeed three men and two children, A|Old Trafford 52,881, whilst at the ceeds. Everywhere and nedes all Newcastle-to-Carlile express crash-loyal 76494 assed through the early Greumstances "you. see the Itt led into a motor-coach filled with turnstiles, in addition to 4,432 per-seen and approved by lamp users jsithouette map of his dissected holiday-makers at a level crossing at Naworth, an isolated Cumberland hamlet, fifteen miles from Carlisle, The one man whose evidence would be of most value, William. Oliver, dead.
He was the porter who opened the crossing gates to let the motor-coach pass. He had only been sons who' gave up tickets on which ithe entrance charge of 3/- had already been paid. In all, "upwards of 270,000 spectators paid, and the share that the iters should receive after deducting tax, should be considerably over £15,000. The Board of Control will receive
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