Page
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, APRIL
£13,000,000 INCREASE IN
Mineral deficiency THE AIR ESTIMATES
stands between you
and REAL HEALTH
K
One small defect impairs the efficiency of the most perfect piece of mechanism. And that applies to nature's masterpiece-your" body. If the cells are starved ill-health follows. Calcium is the one vital mineral without which the life centre of the body cells would shrivel and die, and Kalzano supplies this element in a form which die system can easily assimilate and recain.
By remedying, this deficiency and making the cell-nucleus plump to the root of ill health. Kalzana and strong, Kalzana gets right improves the condition of the blood, strengthens the whole body and supplies the teeth with the elements they need to keep them hard and white and immune from decay. A course of Kalzana quickly gives new strength and vigour-begin yours today,
** I am never walnut Katzen, not taking them alsey, but at any time of extra uran, and when there are colds and other triftition: about.
I find my resistance to distate, and general besith marvellous,"
Miss A. M.,
Wolverhampton.
Kalzana
THE MINERAL FOOD FOR BETTER HEALTH Camille from all Chemist
THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION,
Affiliated with the FAIRMONT HOTEL COMPANY of the Pacific Coast and
the UNITED HOTEL COMPANT of Aurion.
ATAMI:
"ATAMI HOTEL
MEMPEI HOTEL
KANOI HOTIL
CRUZENJI (Nikko)
MEMBER HOTELS
(46 IN ALL
IN JAPAN:
ĮKABUIZAWA:- ¡NAGOYA -
*Mamrat HoTAL
*MIKASA HOTEL
NAGOTA HOTEL
BEPPU (Kyushu)-KOSHIEN (midway NABA:
LA SIDE HOTE
FUKUOK
KYOSHINTEI HOL
QIFU
between Usaka NABA Hore.. nod Kobe)
NIKKO
KOSHIEN HOTEL
KOBE
41
ORISHTAL HOTEL
Toa ЯOTAL KYOTO
NAGARAGAWA HOTELİR
KAMAKURA:-
Kathir HotEL
KAMIKOO HI
KYOTO HOTEL
MITAKO HOTEL
(Japan Alps) MATSUSHIMA :-
*KAMIKOCH
⚫ PARK HOTEL
IMPERIAL WEL MIYAJIMA:-
MITATIMA HOTEL
KABATSU (Dear
Fakooka) MIYANOSHITA
KAMAYA HOTEL
OSAKA: -
DOBIL HOTEL HOTEL NEW Osaka OSAKA HOTEL
SECRETARY OF STATE'S
MEMORANDUM
Execution
Of Revised Programme To
"Extend Into 1937 And 1938”
o
London, Mar. 7.
The Air Estimates for the com- ing dnancial year show a not total of £39,000,000 and a net increase 13.015.000, How these total are reached is explained by Lord Swinton, Secretary of State for Air In a statement which includes the lollowing table:-
Total.
2, 1936.
LIGHTING IN BRITAIN
Electricity Output Increases
ΓΕ
London, March 31.
The report of the Contra. Elec- tricity Board for 1935, publ shed, to-day, shows that the tendency towards a more rapid increase to the output of electric.ty in Great Britain than, in the rest of the world continued last year.
The expansion of the output in Britain. from 1929 to 1935 was 70 percent. compared with the ex- pancion in the word output of 20 percent in the same period
to
approximately 30.-
British. Wireless...
Action is already in train under these beads, but execution of the revised programme, including
The increase in employment in provision of full war reserves, will the electrical Industries last year. extend into 1937 and 1938. The amounted increased first-line establishment 000.- which will result from these mea- stres will provide a total of 129 squadrons at home of which 20 will be non-regular) with 3 strength in first-line aircraft of Gross Est-
approximately 1,750. These figures mate 43,490,600 14,304,500 which are in all cases exclusive of Deduct Fleet
Air
Erant
Arm
3
3 "66,000 De duct ap-" propriation
in ald
Increase. £
NEW SHIPS ORDERED
Lew
the
Lantion, March 31 the fleet air arm compare with 53 squadrons with 580 first-line air- The Elder. Dempster Line has 1,193,000 craft on April 1, 1935.
placed an order on the Clydeside The existing 25 squadrons over- for the construction of two seas will be maintained during 19384.200 ton motor vessels for 1,424,000 96,000 at a first-line strength of approxi-West African service.-
Arst-line mately 270
aircraft, fritish Wireless. 39,000,000 13,015,000 though, as stated in Cmd. 5107, the formation by 1939 of a further 12 The new total is much the Sigh-squadrers for service overseas has est shown in the Estimates. The been approved. principal figures are-
C
THE MEDITERRANFAN- PRECAUTIONS Discussing operational activities.
Lord and other events overseas - 1,518,000 Swinton writes:
£
Number
Total. Increase.
"50,000 5,000
Pay
£ 6,518,000
Technical and
war-like
stores ....... 18,491.000
works, build-
rigs, and land
6,600,000
P
APPEAL FOR FUNDS
Settlement Of Assyrian Christians
London, March 31,
On the gtbreak of wan between Italy and Abyssinia a flight of air 7,339,000, craft was dispatched to co-operate at an induential meeting in the
with the Somaliland Camel Corps
An appeal was launched to-day
in controlling the frontier of Bri-Mansion House, where the Lord Mayor presided, on behalf of the 2,570,500 tish Somaliland and maintaining fund от
to £180.000 required its neutrality. ▸
Egment the contributions of the British and the other Governments and of the League Nationa for the settement or Assyrian Christians.
Fruvision 18 made for £550,000 for special measures taken in con- nection with the Italo-Abysstrian dispute, mainly accounted for by ilabilities carried over from 1935.
Reviewing the general policy of 'the Royal Air Force, Lord Swinton refers to the satisfactory progress made during the past year: Apart from an addition: uf 27 arst-line aircraft to the Fleet Air Arm, the formation of new units will be con- fined to increases in the Metro- politan strength of the force./
A fligh of aircraft from Egypt was also dispatched to Kenya, to co-operate with the local military forces in preventing possible in- cursions of armed bands and to be, available to deal with the re- fugee problem, should this arise.
Since that date, both flights have actively co-operated with the local military forces but no note- worthy incidents have occurred.
In the late summer. and subse- quently, when the general inter- national situation had shown signs at deterioration, his Majesty's Gov- ernment had no option but to dis- patch substantial air reinforce- ments from England to the Medi- terranean and North-east African
areas.
TRAINING. 2,500 PILOTS AND 22,000 AINMEN
The Archbishop of Canterbury. who is sponsoring the appeal, and the Foreign Secretary were the chiet speakers. Sir Samue Hoare and Mr Amery also supported th.. appeni
British Wirelent.
ZANZIBAR CLOVES
Investigation Of Industry
London, March 31. The Colonial Secretary, in con- sultation with the British Resident. has recently considered the posi- Lion of the clove industry in Zan-
Lord Swinton further explains that the gross total of Air Esti- mates for 1935 was originally, 851,100. but when it was decided last May to extend the Air Force SEIMONOSE)
2 supple. programme there was DARYO BOTEL TAKABAZUKA mentary grant of £5,335,000. It
(near Kobe) had been necessary to ask for: TAKAMALOKA further supplementary grant, pri- HOTELmarily, to meet the abnormal ex- TOKYO-
penditure 'due to special measures IMPERIAL HOTEL
in connection with the Italo- MEMMA HOTEL
Abyssinian
this dispute, and OxOx HUTEL TOKYORAILWAY brought the total to £31,002,100.
HOTEL Commenting on these figures. UNZEN
Lord Swinton states that while the KYUSHU HOTEL YUKKI HOZZL
gross total of the. Estimates now presented exceeds the original total SHINYU HOTZL UNIEN KANKO
by £19.839.500, it only exceeds the HOTEL final Estimate by £12,428,500. The YOKOHAMATM corresponding increases on the net be carried through with the whole- Mr. B.H. Blacer, Chartered AC- HOTEL NEW total are £18.350,000 and £11,404%-hearted co-operation of the coun-countant, has been appointed and
GRAND
try: the success that has to date will leave England on April 24 to attended the recruiting measures review the position of the indus- taken, shows that this has been try and report whether, in readily forthcoming, and progress permanent economic interests of the both as regards plots and trades territory 13 2 whole, any. and men, has been eminently satisfac-what modifications are necessary or desirable in the existing system of control British Wireless.
"The enlarged and greatly ac- celerated expansion announced in May." It is added, "Involved the zibar. entry of very large numbers of It has been agreed low, thit officers and airmen, and a total¦xperience was been gained of some 2,500 pliots and over 22,000 į operations of the Clove Growers airmen (mostly for skilled trades) Association and the whole positio has now to be trained in less than chould be investigated with the two years.
view to deciding if modifications "In announcing the programme are required in the general polley of expansion his Majesty's Govern- or the Government relating. ment intimated that it could only cloves.
OTSU (near Lake
Bira) HOTEL LAKE BIWA
8.APPORO (Bakone):- BAPTORO GRAND HOTEL FUSTA HOTEL
IN TAIWAN (Foxotaj- TAIHOKUTAIWAN RAILWAY HOTEL
IN MANCHUKUO:-
KARATAU SKABIDE
IN OHOSEN ----
HEIJO:-
HJLO BAILWAT
HOTEL
KEIJO :-
Оновия Нота
HSINKING :-
YAMATO HOTEL
DAIBEN:-
YAKATO HOTEL ROSHIGAURA: –
YAMATO HOTEL
* Open in Summer Only.
For information, please apply to Secretary,
HOTEL
HOTEN (Mukdeni YAMATO HOTEL
RYOJUN Port
Arthur) — YAMATO HOTEL
THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION
Care of TRAFFIC Bunzad, Department of Baitwats, TOKYO.
HONG KONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
All donations gratefully received by the"
Hon. Treasurer Mrs. M. J. De Ville, 265, The Peak.
Old Clothes at
The Daily Press Building
Mondays & Thursdays.
000.
THE INCREASES "The increases are necessary to finance the further stages of the expansion schemie, which is due to be substantially completed by the end of the financial year 1936, adds Lord Swinton:
Lord Swinton says:
tory,
same
"It is confidently anticipated that, gived continuance of the helpful co-operation during 1936, the requisite personnel programme, despite its unexampled scale in the peace history dr the force, will be duly achieved."
AVIATION
the
close Investigation by the Air Mun- istry, it is stated that in addition to the direct route via Ireland and Newfoundland it hoped that ar- rangements can be made to use the alternative route via the Azores and Bermuda. - A šum of £20,000 has been included for pay- ments to Imperial Airways, Ltd.; in respect of these experimental fights, and $75,000 has been provided to meet any contribu- tions which may be necessary from air votes during 1936 to- wards the cost of constructing the. requisite flying-boat and landplane bases.
The programme of expansion commenced last May envisaged the addition of 71 new squadrons to our Metropolitan air strength by March 31, 1937, bringing the total strength of the Royal Air Force at An experimental aircraft special home up to 123 squadrone For-ly designed for high altitude is in mation of these squadrons, coupled an advanced stage of construction with increases in the establishment and should soon be fiying. of certain existing squadrons, was Considerable progress has been originally designed to produce a made in the farther development total first-line strength at home of of aero-engines, particularly as some 1,500 aircraft. The present regards reliability, increased power, Estimates, provide for the subitan improved take-off, and reduced tial completion of this programme. drag and weight per horse-power. These plans, however, have re- DEVELOPMENTS IN CIVIL cently been recast as described in Cmd. 5107 (this week's White Paper The increase of $164,500 to a on defence). The changes now total of £760,000 for civil aviation contemplated in the composition or is stated to be due to a series of certain squadrons will provide. a far-reaching developments in Bri- substantial accession of first-line tish air transport throughout the strength and will, in other direc-world which are already in pro- tions, greatly enhance allke the greas or in prospect. defensive and, offensive power of In preparation for the opening the home defence force. In addi- of the Empire air transport scheme, tion, four new auxiliary squadrons additional provision is required for are to be formed and the five re-improving the ground facilities gular squadrons at present allotted along existing air routes, so as to for army co-operation are to be permit a speeding-up of services. I will begin in Jme: reorganised to provide seven squa- and for organising the modified The number of light aeroplane, drons. These changes and addi- routes to be followed by the flying-clubs pasisted under the subsidy tions will of course, entail the en- boats by which the new scheme scheme had increased to 41, and tering and training of additional will be mainly operated: A total £20,000 has been taken in the pre- personnel and the ordering of a of 2204,000 has been included for sent estimates for grants to them. further gibstantial number of air this purpose.
Get Fife thousand pounds has again craft, engines, and their actes- With regard to transatlantic been included for assistance to the
fights, which have been under gliding movement.
Bubsidy payments to Imperial Airways, Limited; for their Eure- pean and England-India services- have been reduced by £50,000:
A sum of £20,000 has been pro- vided for the operation of regular services to Scandinavia-a day service for passengers and mails and a night service for mails only,
IMPORTANT TO MOTHER
MBGÖNGEROS CELEBRATES
GRIPE ESTES
A
million smiles!
The cruel pain and flatu- lence is soothed away in a moment with a little dose of Woodward's Gripe Water, baby's unfailing remedy in all the troubles caused by teething, indi- gestion, colic, wind.. Woodward's is perfectly safe even for new-born babies.
WOODWARD'S
GRIPE WATER keeps baby well
E-WW.30-14
W, WOONWALA' LINKED, MAREN,
dole gente W. R. LOXLEY & CO. (CHINA). LTD.
TRUCULENT TAILPIECES
by
NO QUARTER
AN AMUSING BOOKLET CONTAINING EXTRACTS FROM "STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER" REPRINTED FROM HONGKONG DAILY PRESS.
A SURE SPECIFIC
ICE
DESPONDENCY & DYSPEPSIA
PRICE:-
-$1.00
NOW ON SALE
AT
HONGKONG DAILY PRESS OFFICE
AND
ALL BOOK STORES.
SPEED EASTWARD
FROM SEATTLE IN
“SOLID
COMFORT"
ON THE COMPLETELY
AIR CONDITIONED
Olympian
You'll enjoy,its smooth, gliding swiftness, over the 'sheartwar route of longest electrificațion.....its luxurious accommodations and friendly service (.)ts sumptuous meals... its inviting beds ... freshness of its air conditioned equipment.
You'l meat discriminating travelers who prefer to Movel. Milwaukes...you'll thrill to magnificent scenery, include, the jourway between Seattle and Chicago on The Olympian es e
Minerary. part of your
·For Kether information, lequire of your ötment ileam- Mlilyć sthan, any Travel Buryow, or
BRIC MARSHALL, Agost
Payal Governmeel 342, Vichada, B.C,
F. L. CALKINS, Geviral 'Agasé
773 Grɛje Stj Vancouver, BC, - LÄPI NAGIBALL, DR, 21000nger. Aquat
(46) Muthat St. San Francisce, Cali”. 3. MR, DE, DR, Pamunque. Aquele s MIN. 3. HAMEL Fans, Traffic Mar.
THE MILWAUKEE ROAD