Page
PROGRESS IN TIN RESEARCH
ABSURD RUMOURS
Assistance To Industry
-
Regarding Sino- Portuguese Relations
(From Our Own Correspondent)
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1934.
TO-MORROW'S CHURCH
SERVICES
Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity
The Brst General Report of the
There have been reports recent- Anglican Churches International Tin Research and Development Council Issued rely, of an absurd and groundless cently, describes the organisation nature appearing sometimes in the and progress of this body which, Chinese papers, criticising the Govern-acts, intents, and alma of the Ma- ments and "in" producers of "the cao Government,
was
established by the
principal countries exporting the metal.
ni-intentioned persona, enemies of China and Portugal, to serve perhaps some unknown interest. One of the chief objects has have been fabricating and even been to plan research
causing such reports to be publish-
and
development programme to assisted. industries which use tin in their manufacturing processes and at the same time to conduct funda-
in mental researches order develop new outlets fon the metal.
to
ikit
:
For instance, one of these recent
reports stated that the Government of Macao had ordered troops to land ab several Chinese islands to effect their occupation, that ships had also been ordered to invade The Council have organised and | Chinese waters, that the alcohol are directing researches on basic monopoly was granted to Japan- problems relating to major appli-, ese and that the intention of the cations of tin which they have Macao Government was to hand delegated to University, Govern- over the management of the Water ment and Industrial Laboratories Works (Companhia das Aguas) to Centralisation of research work Japanese, etc.
has been avoided as far as possi- To those who know how friend- ble
order to meet more ly are the relations that have ex- be- special require-isted for stich a long time adequately the ments of tin-consuming industries tween China and Portugal. such In the various countries. This reports need no denial. They are work has so far been distributed simply ridiculous!
in England, France. Germany. But to others, though such re- Holland and the United States.
doubts
ports may seem strange,
الم
..
Among the applications of tinmay however arise, and there are others who believe that every re- covered by the researches are:
port published in timplate: bearing retals; prepara-
true. tions of alloys from powdered metals; solders and other lead- tin alloys; pronzest add tion on other elements to tin
hot-tinning
of cast-iron, steel, copper, etc.: -electrodeposition of t and tin alloys; anodic oxidation and colouring of tin; spraying of tin: pewter; collapsible tübes; tin foll; block tin pipe; tin in steel and nickel alloys; tin compounds.
the papers is
Certain foreign papers, receiving what might appear to be sensa-
tional news, have reproduced and and spread this information far wide, such news being being de- to the vised by persons infmical welfare of Sino-Portuguese rela- tions.
For this reason, though the aspersions are not
of worthy denial, it is nevertheless conven- lent to assert that they are ab- solutely false.
To calm the minds
ΟΙ some
Progress has been made in all these researches whilst in some important directions results have already been obtained which | Chinese, whose patriotic feelings promise to have a definite in fluerice, in improving -containing tin.
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, HONG KONG.
Sunday, 9th September, 1934. Fifteenth Sunday After Trịulty.
Holy Communion...... Holy Communion (Peak)
Church
8 a.m.
$ amm Children's Service
10 a.m Matins and Sermon *******
11 a.m. Preacher: Rev. H. W. Baines. Evensong
8.50 pm.
Preacher: The Dean.
Week Day Services Matins-Daily at 9.00 am. Intercessions for the Sick-Wed-
nesday at 10.15 s.m." Holy Communion-Thursday
7.45 a.m.
at
Holy Communion-Friday at -7.45
at 5.30
a.m.
Choir Practice.-Friday
p.m.
Chapel of the Resurrection, Happy Valley, Sunday, September 8th. 7.45 Holy Communion 9.15 Sunday School.
'".
KOWLOON TONG ANGLICAN CHURCH
The Anglican Church at 3 Duke Street, Kowloon Tong, is hold- ing first Garden Fete on Saturday, October 8th at 3 p.m. in the Church Grounds, and as the proceeds are in
ald of Church Funds, it is hoped that it will receive Grown-ups hearty support. and kiddies are being catered for and the Women's Guld have been busy for some time
for the preparing
variouà
Sunday, 9th September, 1934. Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity.
Morning order 10.15 LOL by the
Rev. F. White of Falahan. Hymn No. 32 "Lord of all being.
throped afar." Prayer
The Lord's Prayer
THE ARMY
Changes On the Staff: In China
London, Aug. 22.
A number of changes are now notided in appointments of the China Command... The
joint principal G.SO., the Brigadier in charge of administration, the Chief Engineer, and the Artillery commander are leaving the bead- quarters Stan at
Hong Kong. Colonel P. Nosworthy, p.s.o., M.C., who is 0.8.0.1 is to come to Aldershot at the turn of the
B.
Hymn No. 291 "Gracious Spirit, year to command the 5th Intan-
try Brigade. Brigadier G Rowan-Hamilton, 5.80, MC., Is belps succeeded as Assistant Adjutant and "Q.M.G." by Tleuten- Sath-Smith,
dwell with me!" 1st Lesson: Job. 42. Children's Hymn No. 46 "I sing the almighty power of God." 2nd Lesson: Hebrews 13, 5-25. Prayer Notices
| ant-Colonel E G.
[DBO. RAS.C.," who will be promoted and take over m Octo- ber. Leutenant-Colonel A.
B.
Hymn No. 432 Hark, my, soul, Hearie, D.S.O., R.4, will command
it is the Lord;" Sermon
the Artillery from September, and Colonel E. St. G. Kirke. in December succeeds Colonel 8. Boyd, D.SO., as Chief Engineer
Hymn No. 103 "O Lord and Master D.B.O..
of us all,” National Anthem.
:.
41
For 1935 the infantry garrison will comprise the 1st Battalion, The Lincolnshire Regiment, 2nd Battalion, The East Lancashire
2nd (Angelus) Regtment.
F1!
Evening Order 8.15 pm. by Mr.
William H. Smith. Hymn No. 689 "At even, ere the
sun was set,"
|
Prayer
The Lord's Prayer.
Hymn No. 289 "Spirit divine. at
tend pur prayers" (St. Agnes) Lesson: 1st Corinthians, 13. Prayer,
Notices
Hymn No. 521 "I am
Thee, Lord Jesus." Sermon.
trusting
(Trust)
Hymn No. 942 "Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear." (Hursey) Blessing. Vesper.
NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday, Christian Bocial Hour in
the Sailors' & Soldiers' Home. Lounge 7. p.m..
stalls which include hand-Monday Badminton Club meets,
made. woollies and fancy
articles, homemade preservĖS, products
Several new uses for tin are
mentioned in the report. A new dry electrical accumulator, in which tin forms опе
of the electrodes. is described, and the application of tin compounds is indicated for a number of new industrial uses.
have been hurt by reports which are pure fabrication, it is conven- lent to state that, pursuing the old tradition and adopting the policy followed by the present Government. we look forward to closer friendship with China.
Numerous facts will prove that
we sincerely advocate this policy, and no better proof exists than that of the very friendly relations. which the Portuguese have main- The report describes the wide tained with the Chinese authori-, service which the Council's or-tles of the neighbouring districts. ganisation has been able to ren- for such a long time.
der in the supply of technical information to manufacturers and sclentine Investigators in many
countries, a special Bureau of
CENTENARIAN MASON
Message From The King
London, Aug. 2
technical information paving beeg established for this purpose and for the publication of the results Mr. Alfred B. Ridington, 01 of research and development.
Meadow View House, Londen
The Council have established Colney, near St. Albans, Herts, re an office at The Hague for the ceived a telegram of congratula collation of statistics, which are tion yesterday from the King and published in a monthly bulletin, Queen on the celebration of his and an ace in New York where hundredth birthday.
an advisory Committee has also Mr. Ridington, who is belleved to been formed to assist in main-be the oldest Freemason in the taining contact with consumers country, has been a member of the in America.
craft for 62 years.
15
RUSSIAN MOSCOW BAKERY 69, Rua do Campo, MACAO.
All kinds of bread by first class Russian Bakers Visit our bakery.
HOU HING DANCING CLUB
Top Floor, Central Hotel.
Every Night Dancing.
Refreshments, Bar, and Best Partners.
GARAGE MACAU
New
and Comfortable Tourist Cars
Phone 2317
7 p.m.
Am
white elephant stall, frult and Tuesday, Building Sub-committee flowers in addition to, tens
meets at 5.30 p.m. and all the usual side shows Wednesday, Ladies Church Ald for the Children, who are Society meets in the Sailors assured of a good, tima” VAN
and Soldiers Home. 18 Thursday, Badminton Club' meets,
7 p.m. Preacher for Sunday," 16th Sept. Rev. John Foster, B.A. of Canton. Commencing on Sunday, October 7th, the Evening Service will be held at 8 p.m. and the Christian Social Hour at 8.15
Catholic Churches
CATHOLIC
CATHEDRAL
The following are the forthcom- Ing services at the Catholic Cathedral, Caine Road. September 9th--Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost. MORNING SERVICES
1st Mass at 6.
"
2nd Mass at 8-Solemn High Mass in thanksgiving for the Siver Jubilee of the Priesthood of Rev. Fr. Joseph Young Ber- mon in Chinese by the Rev. Fr. Ant. Ma.
: p.m.
"
A hearty welcome is extended, to all interested friends to any of these services.
UNION CHURCH
Kennedy Road. „ (Hong Anne}.
3rd Mass at 10.30--with sermon SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1934.
in English.
At 11:30-Reception in the Chinese Catholic Club in honour of Rev. Fr. J. Yeung
EVENING SERVICE
At 4, Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Friday September 14th.-Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
Saturday, September 15th-The
Seven Dolours of Our Lady.
On Week Days. Mass at 6 and 7.30.
Free Churches
METHODIST CHURCH.
Bervice will be held at the Eng lish Methodist Church, Queen's Road East, Wanchaf
DOG RACING
MEETING: Saturday, 9.15 P.M.
ADMISSIONS
$2 Pari-Mutuels;
Sunday, 9.15 P.M.
$1 Cash Sweeps;
Members Stand $1 Public Stand 40 cents.
Sunday School. 8.30 am.
Morning Service, 10.30 .m. Evening Bervice, p.m. Preacher:-Rev. Dr. E. L. Allen, M.A
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SOIENTIST..
(Branch of The Mother Churcă, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
May, U.S.A MACDONNELL ROAD, LOW Bows Bout us Botion.
SEPTEMBER 9, 1824:----
SUNDAY SERVICË, 11.15 m.
Subject:-"MAN”.
The Sunday School in held on Sunday Morning", 15 o'clock.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, B.00 pm Reading Room at abore address opens- Tuesday and Friday, 10 am to 12 Noon. Monday and Thursday, 5.30 to 7 pm
The Public is cordially invited to attend the garrices and visit the Beading Boom.
F
SIR MILES LAMPSON
Crashes In Solo Flight
(Specia) Air Mail Service)
London, Aug. 22.
Sir Miles Lampson, the British High Commissioner in Egypt, had a parrow escape from death when a maching he was dying, solo at Dekheila Aerodrome crashed. He was unhurt.
The Bigh Commissioner, left this afternoon for Fort Bald, whence he is leaving for England on Mon- day in the liner. Orsova, He was
Worcestershire
ננס
Battalion, The Regiment, 1st Battalion. The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (arriving from. Bordon. November 12, for Shangha. duty),
and
the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Welch Fualliers (arrly-" ing from Gibraltar on November 22 for. Hong-kong duty). The Peking and Tientsin duties will
be taken over by the Worcester- shire battalion. which leaves
Shanghai on November 14. Of the outgoing units the 1st Batta- lion, The Queen's Royal Regiment is due at Quetta on December 19 and the 1st Battalion, Thẹ, South Wales
Borderers will reach Rawalpindi on December 18.
given a guard of honour on his de-
parture, and was seen off by the King's representative and the Gov- ernor of Alexandria.
Bir Miles Lampson took up fiying recently, and has been having daily He was re- lessons at Dekhella. ported to be a very apt pupil-
TEN
TRAVEL COMFORT of a
CENTURY of PROGRESS
To the World's Fair, the second year of Chicago's great drama of human achieve“ ment and progress, speed the Milwau- Eee a great luxury trains, themselves the very essence of progress. Travel comfort means much to those cousing from far- off lands and in the smooth, clean, fa- mous Olympian, travelers find it.
Low Round-Trip Fares
SEATTLE CHICAGO
WORLD'S FAIR $5735 $6880 $86**
la Cochen
In Tordim Blakpets
May 15 to October 15. Return limit October 31 Similar low fares to many other destinations
KLERINA CHARGES ONE-THIRD LKIT Blow hot, blow cold, The Milwaukee Road's air-conditioned cars will keep you comfortable and relaxed in cool, Bare, dustless air com- mencing this summer and thereafter,
For further information inquire of your nearest Steamship office, any Travel Bureau, ir 7. K. HICKS, Wettera Trafic Massger JY, BAHIA General ZainugerÄJOKI Seattle, Washingtons,
GIO. E. HAYNES, Passanger Trafic Manager W. & DIXON, GeneralBatmáfur heimi Chicago, Illes
MUJHAUKSE
ST PAUL
THE MILWAUKEE ROAD
#NIGAU
AGENTS - VICENTE ATIENZA &
EN KEYS to
On the Sundstrand there is only one key marked with the numeral "1 This is the only key that can be depressed when "T" is to be entered on the machine. There's no mental selection of columns. No hopp- ing about on the keyboard. The machine does all this automatically
And it's the same for every figure. One "2" key, one "8" key and so on. Just ten numeral keys, so arranged that each key is always directly under the correct finger. Confusion and errors are "out." Speed and accuracy are
LES FLEURS
de RIGAUD
the delicate flagrance
of your favorite flower
13:
ROSE JASMINE SWEET PEA LILAC CARNATION JACINTH, ETOU
IOAD, KOWLOON - TEL 57155;
Easier,
Faster Adding
No wonder it takes most people, only a day to learn touch" figuring on the Sund strand, without instruction!
No wonder the Sundstrand is popular for retail counters, where easy operation is the keynote, as well as banks, where. speed is at a premium,
NUMER
ICK
SUNDSTRAND
ADD IN C
AND FI
DODWELL & CO., LTD.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT DEPT
QUEEN'S BUILDING.
KEYS
THAT'S ALL