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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1934.
WAR LEADERS
Who Have Passed Away
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(Special Air Mail Service)
London Aug. 4.
THE RAILWAY AND
PROSPERITY
Sir Robert Horne On A Misconception
The death of President von Hin denburg sees the passing of yet j ahother of that diminished band of great figures who occupied the stage of war twenty years ago.
War-time monarchs have died or fed into exile or obscurity. There remain King George V., and
ing Victor Emmanuel of Italy. The great men of the army, navy and of politics have dwind led to a handful. A few stijl sur- vive-Jellicoe, Beatty, Lloyd Geor-ed to prosperity. ge, Lord Allenby. Sir Ian Hamliten,
Sir William Birdwood, in England, Poincaré and Weygand in France, Germany, General Pershing and Ludendorff and Von Kluck in
Admiral Sims in America.
Here is a list of some of the great war time leaders who have dred since the Armistice,
BRITAIN
Politicians: Lord Oxford.. Lord Haldane. Lord Curzon Mr. Bonar Law, Viscount Grey of
Fallodon.
Soldiers, Earl Haig. Earl of Ypres. Gen Sir F. Lloyd: Lord Rawlinson. Gen. Sir Charles
Townshend.
Sir Henry WD-
son...
Gea. Botha. Sir H. Smith-
Dorriën.
Sir John Mon-
ash.
Sallors Lord Fisher, Admiral Sir H.
Jackson. Admiral Sir H. Evan-Thomas. Admiral Sir D.
Sturdee.
FRANCE
M. Clemenceau-M--Vivian! (Pre-" Gen. Sarrail.
Marshal Foch, Marshal Joffre.
"mier 1914). General Nivelle. M. Briand. GERMANY
Grand-admiral Herr Ebert (first von Tirpitz. President of Prince von Bu- Republic),
low.
Herr Strease-
mann.
TOO
SCOT WHO WAS
OLD TO FIGHT"
Became A Major And Won The M.C.
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, Aug 4. Major Alexander Buchan Fyffe. M.C., well known in South African sporting and Journalistic circles. has died suddenly at Bloemfon- tein. Orange Free State. He was born at the Perthshire hamlet of Glendolck 64 years ago.
He was a foundation member of the South African Journalists' Society and elected a life member £t the last annual conference. He started his career as an apprentice with his father in the last building trade and later become an artisan, contractor, soldier, and journalist "During the war he tried to 10n up in London" (Britain), but was turned down on account of his age. He returned to Bouth Africa and served in the South-West and East African campaigns, was pro moted major in 1917, and awarded the Military Cross.
After the war he was editor of the "People's Weekly" (Bloemfon tein) "and the. "South African
(Special Air Mail Service!
London, Aug. 4. Sir Robert Horne, M.P., who is chairman of the Great Western Railway Company, pointed out in a spech at a luncheon at New- port, Mon. yesterday that, in spite of recent increased revenue, the rallways had by no means return-
Alderman J. Moxon had said equipment at Newport docks the that owing to lack of modern shipment of coal for export was being transferred to Cardiff and other rival docks westward.
Sir Robert Horne pointed out that since the Great Western Rail- way had assumed responsibility for Newport docks in 1922 they had spent something like £400,000 on them and had installed 27 new electric cranes. "Our interest in the docks of South Wales is im- mense," he said. "We have £21,- 000,000 of capital in South Wales. which in the last few years has been rendering us the
poorest
possible returns, We have spent enormous aums on many of these docks, which on the whole I be- lleve to be second to none in the world. We have had very diff cult times, and our revenue from the docks has been the most dis- appointing part of our system,
"People looking at the figures of increasing railway revenue for this year are inclined to forget the appalling declension of the last few years. When they see the increase in 1933 they think that the railways are becoming pro- table. That is a complete mis- conception of the position.
"Ever. In this year, when we are supposed to be doing so well, the railways are many millons be- hind the revenues of 1930, when the tribunal appointed to consider their position came to the con- clusion that revenues were sufi- cient to bear the charges made on
300 PEOPLE CHASE BULL
Exciting Scenes At Aberdeen Harbour
In exciting scenes resembling a Three hundred people took part
wild west rodeo at Aberdeen Har- bour on Saturday when a bullock bruke away from a herd being driven along Blaikie's Quay from the North boat.
Snorting furiously. the animal careered along the quay, with the drovers giving chase,
A motor lorry was commandeer- emulated the rodeo stars by mak- ed by the pursuers. One drover
ing a lasso, and when he came within reach he sent the lariat spinning over the animal's head The bullock fought furiously to re- lease itself but the drovers managed to take it to the railway goods yard in Market Street. ·
The bullock, however, broke sway-again in the direction of the crowded part of Market Street. scattering people in its path. This time 300 people assisted the Poultry Journal," Later he joined drovers in the pursuit. They managed to drive the animal, into a yard, where it was held captive until the arrival of a float,
the Friend."
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Major Buchan Fyffe, who was t bachelor, became famous as a writer on Association football, and was for many years vice president, and then president, of the Orange Free State Football Association.
REVAMPING" THE
MODERN CAR
It seems to be considered by the American automobile jour- nals that design is in a state of transition, and that radical alter- ations are not far ahead, at all events so far as cars in the Unit- ed States are concerned.
An eminent authority is quot- ed as saying that to compete with the neroplane and new forms of railway transportation car speeds of 100 to 120 m.p.h. are coming as soon as the much talked-of super-highways are bullt. He adds: Think of what doubling
AN AIR PARCEL SERVICE TO CEYLON
To Operate Weekly
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(Special Air Mall Service)
London; Aug. 4. The Postmaster-General announ- ces that, starting with the de spatch from London on Saturday, there will be a weekly air" parcel service to Ceylon by the England- India-Malaya air mail service. The air parcels will be conveyed by air to Karachi, for onward transmission to Ceylon by surface transport, and will be due to reach Colombo on Thursday, 12 days af-
er despatch from London.
The inclusive postage rate 18, 38. per half pound up to a maximum of 2015.
road speed means in the reFriday in time for the parcel col
Air parcels for. Ceylon posted on
"Tamping' of - the entire car," and also that "The rear tyres now have more than they can do in propelling the car, a practical. four-wheel drive car being as necessary to-day as four wheel brakes were a decade ago." He, had in mind, of course, the typt 'cal American modern car posses- sing tremendous acceleration capabilities.
lections from the. London Distrier.. head offices and branch offices be- tween 6.45 p.m. and 8 p.m.; and from sub-post offices in Londen generally between 6:15 p.m. and 645 pm. will connect with the. service. At the Head Post Omca, King Edward Street, E.C.1. parcels will be accepted up to 9 pm, on Friday.
them.
We have to make up a tremendous leeway before we can say that the railways are prosper-
Qus."
Polish Competition The arrangements made by the President of the Board of Trade with Scandinavia had pushed Polish tosi out of Scandinavia and driven it down to the Mediter- ranean to compete with Welsh
benefited Scotland and other parts coal. Some of the things
that
of the Kingdom were of detriment to South Wales.
We would gradually emerge from these
international dunculties, however. In the comparatively near future we could hope to set- tle down-in the first place, he imagined, by an arrangement be- tween the United States and cur- selves to a settled system of ex- change that would once more.sti- 'mulate commerce and trade in all the countries of the world. Then we could hope to resume trade in the Argentine, which had in the Dast been profitable to South Wales. We must encourage a spirit of hope. which was, he be leved, entirely justified.
with
to
There had been 1 certain amount of criticism of the effect of the recent agreement France. Such criticism was some extent mistaken or did not take into account the whole of the facts. If the threats which the French Government made had been carried out our exports to France would have greatly `di-. minished. That fear at any rate; had been got rid of,
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