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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH
SERVICES
Fourth Sunday After Epiphany
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL
HONG KONG
February 3, 1935-Fourth Sunday
after Epiphany:
8 a.m.-Holy Communion.
8 a.m.-Holy Communion (Peak
Church).
10 á.m.-Children's Service, in- cluding the Kindergarten School and the Happy Valley Sunday School.
11 am-Choral Eucharist and
Bermon:
Preacher: Rev. H. W. Baines.
6.30 a.m.Evensong. Preacher: The Dean, "Are Some naturally religious, others not?"
Week Day Services, etc. Mattins: Dally at 8.a.m. Intercessions for the Sick: Wed-
nesday at 10.15 q.m.
Holy Communion: Thursday at
7.45 a.m.
한
Holy Communion, Friday at 7.45
Choir Practice. Friday at 5.30
p.m.
The
Other Notices Children of the Happy Valley Sunday School will at- tend the Children's Service at St. John's Cathedral at 10 am for, a Baptism Service, instead of their usual Sunday School
ENGLISH METHODIST
"
CHURCH
Queen's Road E, Wanchai, Hong Kong
February 3, 1935, 4th Sunday after Epiphany, Morn- ing Order, 10.15 a.m. by The Rev. J. Courteney Jacobs. Hymn No. 74. Praise to the holiest Ira the height." ("Gerontius").
Prayer. The Lord's Prayer, Hymn No. 72. Begin, my soul
.."("St, Magnus").
1st (appointed).-Lesson, Amos 3. 'Children's Hyrin No. 821.-
"Stand up, stand up for Jesus"
(Morning Light).
2nd
(appointed). Lesson, St. James 3,
Prayer.
Notices.
Hymn No. 389" Great God, in- dulge my humble claim”------ ("Warrington").
Sermon.
"
Hymn No. 498-Rock of Ages, cleft for me."-("Redhead No. 78 "). Blessing. National Anthem. Evening Order, 4 p.m. by The Rev.
J. Courteney Jacobs:
Hymn No. 297-"Come to our poor nature's night."-" Ange- lus").
Prayer.
Hymn No. 371.-" And can it be?”
(Sagina").
Reading.
Prayer.
Notices.
Hymn No. 399.-"What shall I render to my God?" ("Morna"),
Address.
Hymn No. 625-I to the hills
will lift mine eyes"-("Dùn- dee"). Blessing.
Notices
Sunday, February 3, 8.15 pm
Christian Social Hour, Sailors' & Soldiers Home Lounge. Monday, February 4, 7 p.m.-
Badminton,
tional Training Glasses. Wednesday, February -Dance in the Assembly Hall, B. & S. Home, 3.30 p.m.
Admission $1 (including refreshments). Ladies by invitation. Thursday.
February 7-Hong Kong English Circuit Quarterly Meeting, Assembly Hall, 5.30 p.m. Badminton 7 p.m... Friday, February 8.-V/T Classes,
5.30 and 6 pm.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1935.
"GENERAL AIRCRAFT
Satisfactory Engine Tests
(Special Ali Mall Service).`
London, Jan, '13. The statutory meeting of Gener al Aircraft Ltd. was held at Win- chester House, E.C.
in a two-seater machine, and that had also passed satisfactorily through its preliminary dying tests in the air. The procedure of put- Sir Maurice Bonham-Carter,ting an engine into the air before
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said that he was glad to have that of informing the opportunity Shareholders of the activities of the company during the three months which had passed since its formation, but first he would refer to the statement of the Govern-
M
A PLOT THAT FAILED
Kidnapping A Future Prime Minister
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, Jan. 12.
The universal Interest in the Lindbergh case will strengthen the
kidnapping. Is a purely American crime,
11
Soon after the first Russian re- volution in March 1917; it was widely believed that Mr. Ramsay MacDonald would visit Russia.
Tuesday, February 5.-No Voca- ECB, K.C.V.O. (the chairman), carrying out type tests had been impression in this country that
adopted so that those tests could be carried out under actual known flying conditions. To meet the de- mand for a twin engine four-place plot, however, that can be recall- The most fantastic kidnapping machine of exceptional performed, was aimed against no less a ance on one engine and capable person than our present Prime of carrying a large proportion of
Ministr ment's new policy and programme mail of goods in safety over haz- for the advancement of civil avia-ardous country and ses crossings, tion which had recently been made they had produced model ST12 in the House of Commons by the equipped with two Giphy Major Under Secretary of State. They engines. The first machine had wholeheartedly welcomed that pro- been flying since Dec, 10, and the nouncement, and believed that its tests, which were almost complet importance to commercial aviation ed, qualities. 11 had not yet been fully recognised. either here or abroad. The works staff had been largely engaged in Preparing the ground for the CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
change-over from Croydon to the new works at Hanworth and for The following are the forthcom-the increase of production which ing services at the Catholic Cathe-would ensue, London Air Park dral. Calne Road.
had now been taken over by Lon- February 3.-Fourth Sunday After don Air Syndicate Ltd. from Ge-
Epiphany:
neral Aircraft Ltd.”
Preliminary Notices
Monday, February 11-Building
sub. Committee, 5.30 p.m. Thursday. February 14,--House sub. Committee, 5.30. p.m. Bad- minton 7 p.m.
MORNING SERVICES
1st Mass at 6."
2nd Mass at 8-High Mass follow-
ed by the Procession of the
Blessed Sacrament.
3rd Mass at 10.30, with serman
in English.
EVENING SERVICE
At 4, Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
February 8-St. Titus, 13th An- niversary of the "election of the Holy Father. Pius XI. February 8.-Friday, St. John of
Matha. (Abstinence is pensed)..
On week days:
Mass at 8 and 7:30.
dis-
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. (Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass, D,S,A) Macdonnell Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station.
sunday Service-11.15 am.
Sunday, February 3, 1935.
Subject:-"LOVE.”
He was glad to be able to give a wholly satisfactory report of the new engine. One.engine had been
continuously under test on the
bench since October, and, having emerged from the trial with no- thing but minor teething troubles, a second unit had been installed
ת
LONDON-PARIS
IN. 70 MINS.
By The New French 200-M.P.H. Air Liner
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, Jan. 12.
A new type of 30-seater, 200 miles-an-hour air liner is now un- dergoing flying trials in France be-
The Sunday School is held on Sun-fore being introduced
day Mornings-10 o'clock. Wednesday Evening Meeting 5.00
p.m.
Reading Room at above address open: Tuesday and Friday-10 a.m. to Noon; Monday, Thurs- day-5.30, 12-7.00 pm.
The Public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Room.
UNION CHURCH (Kennedy Road. Hong Kong). Sunday, February 3, 1935. SUNDAY- SCHOOL Kennedy Road-9.30 am. Talkoo--2.43 p.m.
Morning Service-10.30 a.m.
(Broadcast).
Evening Bervice-6.00 p.m.
London-Paris service..
on
the
It will be the fastest type of aircraft ever used on this route and will reduce the air journey between the two capitals to about 70 minutes. The present London- Paris schedules are 1hr 35mins. for the French line and 2 hours for the British service.
ig
2.
The new air liner is a Dewoitine triple-engined monoplane and the French reply to the speed chailenge of the American Douglas type of airliner.
Like the Douglas, it is built of metal throughout and is fitted with three engines totalling over 2,100 h.p.
The announcement of his visit was published in nearly all the Russian newspapers and caused There, existed a demand already, considerable element and re- and as a result of the new Govern- sentment in many quarters, not ment policy the demand would in- least, in a small British unit which crease for high performance, multi-was then serving on the Russian engined aircraft of large carrying front. capacity. Specifications had been drafted in anticipation of the de- dangerous Pacifist. certain mem- Regarding Mr. MacDonald as a mand for a machine of that type,bers of this unit put their heads and their plans now were suffi- together in order to checkmate his elently advanced to enable them to activities. carry through production in the course of the year: They had re- ceived further experimental orders for their armament equipment, and
they were satisfied with the pro- gress shown, although, owing to the nature of "the market, quick commercial results could not be anticipated.
SEA SICKNESS DISDAINED
British Genius
The senior medical officer of the tiner lla-de-France, Dr. J. Bobec, bas discovered the secret of the genius of the Engheh for travelling and colonizing, writes a corres- pondent. They have refused to recognize sea-sickness. That is all.
The Englishman's attitude is one of disdain and indifference; the Frenchman's is one of scepticism, which is extended to the ability of medisine to combat sea-sickness effectively.
Yot Dr. Bobec claims that sea- sickness can now be controlled by the doctor who distinguishes one and suits his therapeutic activities type of sea-sickness from another
to the varieties of his diagnoses.
Ee states that there are five forms of sea-stakness Hypervagotonic, Sympathicotonic, Amphoneurotonic, Hypersympathicctonic and Psychic or mental
vagus or ergotamine to calm the He gives belladonna to quiet the
sympathetic system. He also em ploys byoscaming. If he is called in too late to prevent sea-sickness, he may reduce the period of suffer ing by injecting the drug hypoder- mically.
A feature of its construction is "if drug treatment is ineffective,”
Preacher at both services: Rev. Ets three petrol tanks which, in he states, "either the wrong drug
G. Powell.
case of emergency, can be jettison-has-been chosen, or ita dosage is Social Hour in the Church Halled ether singly or simultaneously inadecuate. Voila tout."
by means of quick-release levers in the pilot's cockpit.
after Evening Service.
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
and Comfortable Tourist Cars
Phone 2317.
New
Its Long-Distance Range
A feet of these machines has been ordered by Air France for use on both its short-distance Europe- an services and for its long-distance routes to the Far East. For long distance operation the machine will have a non-stop flying range of 1,260 miles and will carry only eight passengera seated in chairs adjustable for sleeping."
WEST AUSTRALIA'S PETITION
(Special Air Mail Service)
London, Jan, 13. One of the most interesting sub- jects to come before Parliament in its resumed sittings will be the fate of West Australia's petition for secession from the Australian
On shorter fourneys, such as the Commonwealth. London-Paris route the range will A recommendation by the Com- be greatly reduced and seating ac-mittee on Puale Petitions in tax- commodation provided in the cabin our of the appointment of a Splect for 30 passengers.
Committee to consider the recely- In this form the machine is exability of the petition is before the
House of Coinmana, pected to have a. top speed of at least 200 miles an hour, and a rmal cruising speed in the region of three miles a minute.
DOG RACING
MEETINGS: Saturday, 9.15 P.M.
Sunday, 9.15 PM.
Pari-Mutuels ; 81 Cash Sweeps:
ADMISSIONS Members Stand $1, Public Stand 40 cents.
The House of Lorde awaits "a statement by Lord Hallsham, When the secession petition was pre sented last month, he referred to the gravity of the Constitutional problems raised.
Lord Hailsham's “Advice?
It is said that Federal circles in London attach a great deal of importance to his intervention in the discussion.
There is a feeling among anti- secesalonists" that Lord that Lord | Hailsham's promised "advice" may be of a fairly fecisive character the seceraian delegation
with
opposi
question bristl
authorities in sup
standpoints
It was arranged that when Mr. MacDonald arrived in Petrograd he
should be invited to visit their sec
tion of the Russian "front.
This
would have been quite natural visita to the front being part of the programme of Allied Labour knders who visited Russia after the revolution.
He was to be allowed to address the men. If he made any undesir able remarks, the Russian escort, which in
course the ordinary of events would take him back, to Petrogard, was to arrange for him to be captured by the Germans→ a simple enough matter in those. days of Russian military demor- alisation.
The plot was never put into ex- vented by another agency from ecution. Mr, MacDonald was pre-
coming to Russia.
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