1938-03-22

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

"A WEALTH

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writes a grateful mother.

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Give Kaizana to the grown-up members of your family, and they, too, will enjoy continual good health.

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GENERAL

TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1938.-PAGE

DOWNWARD TREND OF BRITAIN'S DESERTER RUNS THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION

POPULATION

"Land Of Elderly People In 1988”

OFF WITH

A TANK

TAMI

ATAKI HOTEL MarE HOTEL

The prospect of a Britain in- He said that figures left no German's Arrival In BEPPU (Kyosho)--

the that

uf population habited by elderly people was an doubt Inference to be

from Great Britain would be smaller In drawn evidence given in London recently 50 years' time and that there would before the Royal Commission on be an increase in the proportion of the Geographical Distribution of older to younger people. the Industrial Population

the

الله

France

BY AIR MAIL) Two foreign deserters from military service-one of them a Asked if without control, the German in a light tank-reached

The witness was Mr. Humbert population of Britain might move France recently each in his own ato a few big towns. Mr. Wolfe re- daring and original way, accord- Wolfe, known to the public is port and man of letters, but who is plled, "The trend would undoubtedly ing to The Times. regarded In the Civil Service nsjbe to the urban areas. There has

About 8 a.m. Customs officials at an expert on labour problems. Re-certainly been a denudation of the Waldwisse, east of Thionville, saw frontier cently he was appointed Deputy agricultural areas, and It, might a light tank cross the Secretary to

real menace Ministry of become a

to the trom Germany at full speed Labour.

general welfare of the country un-through the fields. less some control can be devised."

The machine, one of the latest OPENINGS IN OTHER AREAS caterpillar armoured-cars with a "If things are left to work machine-gun, stopped two miles themselves out," he said, "there inside French territory, and the young German soldier. may be a long period of decline, driver, a involving widespread suffering." stepped out and gave himself up

With the decline of industry into the police. some districts there had been development in others. Many people

MARGATE TO HAVE NEW

SUBURB

KAMENDI "HOTR)

MEMBER HOTELS

(54 M IN ALL)

IN JAPAN KARATSU (noar MIYAJIMA:—

Fukuoka) KARATSU REALID

HOTEL

KARUIZAWA-

09OZENJI (Nikko) MATH HOTEL

LAKENDE HOTEL

UJIFIVE LAKES

*Mikasa HOTEL

DISTRICT:-

KAWANA —

Fost NEW. GRAND KAWANA HOTEL

HOTEL

1SHIMONOSEKI MIYAJIMA Hora SANTO HOTEL MIYANOSHITA

(Hakone):-

· Punya Horas

NAGOYA-

MAMPEI HOTEL NAGOTA HOTEL NAGOTA KANKO

(Lake Yamanaks) KUSHIEN (Midway NARA ;—

between Osaka FUJI VIEW HOTEL (Lake Kawaguchi) KOSHIEN HOTEL

and Kobe) FUKUOKA

KYOSHINTEL HOTEL KOBE

GIFU:-

GAMACORI

GAMAGORI HOTE NAGARASAWAHOTEL KAMAKUBA

Karin HorIL.. KAMIKOORI

ORIENTAL HOTEL TOR AUT |KYOTO:

KYOTO HOTEL MITAKO HOTEL KYOTO STATION

HOTEL

NAZA HOTEL NIKKO:-

KAMATA HOTEL

QBAKAT

DOBUL HOTEL HOTEL NEW CLAXA OBALA HOTEL OTSU (near Laks

Biwa)

HOTEL LAKE Bewa

HOTEL, SAPPORO

(Japan Alps) *KAMIKOCHI

MATSUSHIMA: IMPERIAL HOTEL PARK HOTEL

He declared that, wishing to IN CHOSEN leave Germany at any cost, he

Housing For 6,000 had found openings in the de-hud secured the tank during the

People

night and driven over 60 miles veloping districts.

Mr. Wolfe stressed the impor-across country to the frontier.

He seemed to be well pleased tance of Government direction of A new suburb of Margate, to this movement, "since many of the with the success of his exploit. house 6,000 people and to follow men on

For the present, he is being kept the march" would not every modern ideal in lay-out and know to what parts of the country in custody while the tank has been constraction, is planned under they could most profitably pro- taken to Thionville.

cred."

In areas where a complete re-

varying scheme of the Margate

The other deserter is a young Hungarian named Laslo Maszaro, town-planning scheme of 1927.

It will be known as "Palm Bay."vival could not be hoped for. It who, rather than do his two years? and will. It is hoped, rival its would be indefensible not to take military service, travelled from neighbour Cliftonville in popular-advantage of employment available Budapest to Paris underneath a Ity. It will mark a further stage in other parts of the country which left Budapest on a Friday carriage of the Orient Express, in the urbanisation of the NorthWorkless men could not awalt the night and arrived there at noon on

Foreland.

More than 177 acres on the coast has been zoned for residen- tial purposes. A boulevard 80ft. wide will rum south from the sea- front.

revival of industry in their districts if employment was available else- where...

Sunday.

Laslo, who was famished and half frozen. Was arrested 'and NO DEPRESSED INDUSTRIES

charged with vagabondage, lack of The marked expansion in Lon-passport, and travelling without a Most of the other roads. planneddon and the Home Counties was ticket. He said that he intended to a width of 50ft. will run indue primarily to two factors: to enlist in the Foreign Legion for

The area has not included any ave years. substantial part of the industries

parallel from north to south. The 80ft coastal road will be continued from Cliftonville to Kingsgate...

There will be four public open spaces. five acres in extent, and a

public park and pleasure ground of

40 acres.

Houses will be built to a density

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(near Kobe) TAKAHASUKA

TOKYO

Hotel

IMPERIAL HOTEL MANTEI HOTEL Смол Ноти. TOKYORAILWAY HOTEL

ONZEN

KYUSHU HOTEL SUIX-YU HOTEL UNEEN HOTAL USEEN KANKO

HOTEL

YUXI HOTAL

ĮYOKOHAMA písm.

(Hokkaido): Hot NEW SAFFORD GRAND

HOTEL

IN TAIWAN (Folxoza) TAIHOKU:-TAIHOKU RAILWAY HOTEL

HARBIN:-

IN MANCHUKUO:~

HEIJO:-

HELO RAILWAY.

DAIBEN:-

YAMATO HOTEL

⚫ HOTEL

KEIJO :-"

Cross BorL

YAKATO HOTEL BOSHIGAURA:-

YAMATO HOTEL

GRAND

HOTEN (Maiden) YAMATO HOTEL BIJINKING :-

YAMATO HOTEL RYOJUN (Port

Arthur)-

· Yamato HOTEL

*Open in Summer Only. » For information, please apply to Secretary, THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION

Care of TRAYFic "Bureau, Daraxtkast or RAILWAY, TOKYO

NEW DIVORCE ACT CASE

Wife's Allegation Of Desertion

Mr. Justice Hodson, in the Since the Act came into opera- Divorce Court recently reserved tiön she had been allowed to make Judgment on a wife's claim for a supplemental answer asking for divorce through desertion under divorce for desertion. the extended grounds provided by the Matrimonial Causes Act,

which have been most subject to equivalent, at the most, to 50,000 1937, which came into force on depression.

The area includes most of the

of between six and 10 to the acre. ]dustries. There will be a special business drea.

workers.

"We must bear in mind the industries which have prospered in pulling power of London as Lön- recent years the electrical, motor,don," he said. "The sensational cycle, aircraft and light metal in- expansion of Luton is due to the establishment of Industries there, Mr. Wolfe said that he could not not merely, because people want account. without special gures, to live there for the sake of being An important clause 10. the for the apparent disparity between'|In Luton... scheme will prohibit forecourt Greater London's insured popula- "But there is no doubt that the trading and the exhibition of tion increase of 350,000-the figure pulling power of London cannot advertising devices on the fore-given by the Board of Trade in be measured merely by the esta- courts of shops

1996 and its factory extension, blishment of factories."

Jan. 1. It was the first case of the kind to be heard.

It was stated that Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, who have three child- ren were married at Brentwood, Essex, in 1920, They lived finally in London-road, Westelis.

For some time in 1929 Chapman

salesman, of Lewes-road, Sideup, and Thomas were employed by the

Mr. Donald James Chapman a

Kent, first petitioned for divorce, same company, and during that charging his wife Hulda Bancroff period Thomas visited Chapman's chapman, with adultery at Westhouse. clit-on-Sea with a man named

Jack Thomas,

་

Thomas, it was alleged. after- wards paid visits without Chap- Mrs. Chapman put in an answer. man's knowledge. Mr. and Mrs. which she supported upon oath in Chapman had differences, and in court denying the allegation,

1933 the husband left his wife.

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