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IMPRESSIONS ON TRAVELLING
ROYAL NAVY
New Destroyers Begun
The keels were laid recently of the two destroyers of the Tribal from class ordered in May last W. Denny and Brothers, Limited, Dumbarton. All the ning destroy- ers of this class authorized in the orignal 1936 naval construction programme, and at present un- named, will then be on the stocks, atates "The Times"
The two destroyers ordered from the Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Company, the hulls of which are being built by Vickers-Armstrongs, Limited, at Walker-on-Tyne, werz lald down on August 5. The vessel ordered from A. Stephen and Sons, Limited, was laid down at Ocvan, Glasgow, on September 24. Two days later, Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Limited, iaid down at Wallsend-on-Tyne the two vessels for which they received the contract, and the machinery of which will be supplied by the Wallsend Slipway and Engineering Company. On October 1, Scotts' Shipbuilding and Engineering Com- pany laid down at Greenock the two for which they received the contract.
Prof. Forster Gives Outspoken News
ROTARY CLUB ADDRESS
Members of the Hong Kong Rotary Club who attended the Weekly Tn held on the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong who Hotel yesterday listened to a talk by Professor Forster gave them his impressions of travelling by train from Europe to Hoar Kong.
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Prior to his address, the follow-Forster's arrival and the city peo. ing visiting Rotarians and guests ple were all eager over the Olym- were introduced:-Mr. M. B. Elson ple Games which were being held In Berlin. The speaker pointed of Singapore, Mr. C. L Wu of
out that German idea was Foochow, Mr. J. L. Macdonail of Hong Kong. Mr, F. D. Harrison of amplify the German'c spirit and its - peoples thought that the Oxford, Mr. BR. Entwistle of London, Mr. D. Mal of Hong Kong, learning and philosophy in the Mr. E. Loveless of Hong Kong. Jewish and Catholic schools were Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam occupied considered by them as against Geiman sentiment. As a matter the chair
of fact, the schools there"" were adopting the residential systems as a more desirable method for the development of the intellect.
IMPRESSIONS GAINED Professor Forster to d his fellow members that, the Impressions he gained from visiting Rotary Cluas in the various cities he called at on his way to Europe was" that the local Club, was doing very well. At Alexandria he was very much surprised to learn that their Club was closed down for the summer and he could not help This group of nine destroyers but remark that if they did the will be quickly followed by 'à fur-same in Hong Kong they would ther nine authorized in the Sup-never open at all, plementary Navy Estimate issued on July 9. There will then be 34 destroyers building under the pro grammes of 1935 and 1938, a larger total than at any time since the
War period. This total excludes
seven destroyers of the "H" class (1934 programme) which are com- pleting afloat and should enter service before the end of the year,
JUNIOR NAVAL OFFICERS Meeting The Increased Demand
New measures are announced by the Admiralty to meet the increas ed requirements for officers that will arise during the next few years The time states "The Times." spent in the training cruiser Fro- Cadets bisher is to be shortened. from the Special Entry and the Mercantile Marine training estab- lishments will serve in the ship for two terms instead of three. Cadets trom Dartmouth College will serve for one term instead of two. All cadets will. therefore, Join the Fleet. or in the case of engineers the R.N. Engineering College at Keyham, as midshipmen at an earlier age. *
A reduction is also being made in the time spent as midshipmen, from two years and four months to two years. There will, however, be no alteration to the average age of promotion to lieutenant or lieu- tenant (E). extra time being spent as sub-lieutenant corresponding to the reduction in time spent under
training. The new measures are to be regarded as temporary, but the Admiralty state that they will require to remain in force for a number of years until the shortage of officers has been made up.
EARLIER PROMOTION - Details of the new order are as follows:-
Special entry and Mercantile Marine cadets, executive and engi- neering, are to undergo training in H.M.S. Frobisher for two terms an- ly. This decision is to become ef; fective for all such cadets joining HM.S. Frobisher in and after Sep tember, 1936.
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Ex-Dartmouth cadets are to un- dergo training in HMS, Frobisher for one term only. This decision is to become effective for such cadets joining HM.S. Frobisher in and after September, 1936.
Cadets of the executive branch on completion of the reduced per- tod of training in HM.S. Frobisher
Leaving Berlin Professor. Fors- ter was joined by members of the Chinese Olymple Japanese and
Chinese teams, the latter being those who had given displays of boxing. The Polish journey was not without incident until the other end was reached when the
experienced. idiosyncrasies of officialdom was gained, the speaker sald, was that Poland "Was
distressable a very country.
The impression he
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"ON THE DRAB SIDE" Russia was not uninteresting to the traveller for at every station the visitor was met by an official
who conducted a tour of the main buildings in each town, But the tourist could not help but notice the absence of shop-windows and bright-lights common with other cities. On the whole, one's private
On his return journey he call e in at Thomas Cook's at L'ver- pool Street in London and made his arrangements. "Thomas Cook is a very useful man." Professor Forster told his listeners. During the train journey to Dover he was very much amused at overhear- ing, a
conversation between two other fellow passengers. The pair were discussing football and he thought their knowledge of the details of the game was uncanny in the extreme However. Prompression of Russia rather dwelt fessor Forster pointed out that on the drab side. Militaristic ac- tivities were many in Russia and football was an alternatvle to po-
tower in every town there is a lities.
from which even young children wita are encouraged to jump
However, Professor parachutes. Forster pointed out, this sport was not at all dangerous for the parachutes were let down, by ropes.
HOLLAND SOCCER MINDED
The arrival in Holland served
see
The worst part of the journey was towards the end when one arrived at the border of Manchuo- side one On the Russlan 'kuo.
to give him the impression that the Dutch, as a people, certainly kept their heads above water with ease. He had expected... to more windmills than anything else but astead, he saw goal- Professor posts in abundance. Forster told his fellow Rotarians that he had seen football played In China, Slam and Burmah and was met with sights of military trains moving about the country- in out-of-way places but it was certainly wide-spread In Holland. side filled with soldiers and guns. while on the other side the train's Passing through Germany ope would do so with a feeling that binds were pulled down so that some unpleasant incidents would its passengers might not see the occur. the speaker said, but he movements" of
the
Manchuckan
met with the greatest, courtesies forces. The Japanese and Man- on all sides. There is every in. I chuokan made things as difficult as can be for the traveller, the ducement for the traveller to-go j to Germany. The only inducement speaker said. He told how he had to spend a night in the walling he recollected was that in a 'train
to Berlin when a uniformed of room of the railway station "mere- clal boarded it and spotted aly in order to get his visa. The magazine belonging to an Austrarest of the journey served as a Han lady. He glanced through restful period after one's trying the pages and apparently some experience with the officials in the thing in it did not agree with North hims Without as much as a "by- your-leave" gesture, the official in question walked away with the magazine.
The Unter der Linden was gally decorated on the day of Professor
midshipman (4) in order to bring them into line with their contem- poraries in the executive branch..
NAVAL
APPOINTMENTS
The following appointments (among others) in the Royal Navy have been promulgated according to "The Times."
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Surgn. Comdr. J. Hamilton, M.B.. to HMS. Tamar (Nov. 10).
Surgn. Lt-Comdr. H H. Fisher, M.B. to HM8. Medway (Nov. 2),
At the conclusion of Professor Forster's address. Mr. F. M. Ray- mond called for a vote of thanks
for the neRKET.
PASSENGERS
General M. Cohen Arrives From Shanghai
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General Morris, Abraham Cohen, Counsellor to the military head- quarters at Kwangtung, who made the trip from Shanghal to Hong! Kong;
Dr. Edgar T. H. Tsen Director of the National Epidemic Preven- tion Bureau; and
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