1933-06-22

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1933.

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

IN HONG KONG

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

SWEEPS THROUGH SHAMSHUIPO

200 OF LINCOLNS AFFECTED

During the put theor wooks » strious bullwonze) epidemic has been raglug Amongst the man of the Listokohies Regiment slammed at Shemchulpo

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Amongst the familien, kai ESAN

S will be seen by the newspaper reports published below, a serious wave of 'Flu is now threatening the community. An epidemic is feared. How to protect yourself against the 'Flu and how to get rid of it are the most important questions of the hour. Thousands already know that they have prevented the 'Flu by taking CASPRO. It quickly banishes Influenza if it has been contracted. They KNOW that having caught the 'Flu, the next best thing to do is to ger rid of it-and the QUICKEST WAY to do so is to take 'ASPRO.'

and

'FLU AMONG TROOPS

Large Number Of Soldiers Recently, Affected.

AT HAMBHUIPO CAMP,

During the far few weeks a mati. rez (olbasa, epidemie kan been prevalent amongst the man at the Lienečnakira Regionent startened Shamshulpa Camp.

Over 100 men have been con- [dnoë te their quarters, while A zumber of the more serious CAME

had to be vent to hospital.

There have been plek parades of LA SONY NA GỬty and ovực an many 1days. JËrompt attention to the court by {{the_Azno_madreti sutheritian has jessƐned the desbreak didieel en tirely so the men and eaty ass or two caser bara bern weserted (umanque the familien, but there

ero of a very entid maluza

The 'Flu does not give much warning. You have to be quick alert to combat it, Kep "ASPRO' in your pocket, purse, or your Home for emergencies. The 'Flu, temperature-aching pains-grogginess, etc., will yield to the quick-effective .. and soothing influence of 'ASPRO.'. 'ASPRO' according to the directions in the packet.

Simply taking

ASPRO

Does Not Harm the Heart

STOPS INFLUENZA” AT

HOW

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ASPRO

FOR COLDS

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rely three hours afterwards unill the symptoms disappear: a hot lemon drink to be taken with the last dose before going to bod. It is advisable when taking 'ASPRO' for Influenza and Colds to keep the body warmly alad in order to pratent cbfit. Tho value of 'ABPRO' for Infibensa was proved in Austrails when the PF'neu- monie Influence Plague rataged the 'country, "and the Federal Parliament proclaimed 'ASPRO' in NearY Commodity-in-the-public-interest:

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HOW THE DEATH DUTIES CRIPPLE

INDUSTRY

(Continued from Page 6.) employees. The effect in folt equally In cottage and castle.

Death duties nometimes swallow up the whole of the capital in a business, which thereupon ceases to be a profit- earning and, consequently, tax-pay- ing concern. Employees are thrown out of work and a national asset is. put out of commission. This point well illustrated by the case of a prin cipal partner who hold £600,000 of the capital

firm,

in a manufacturit of

When he died recently the.

the firm was diminished by £200,000 and its profit-earning and tax-produc

capacity reduced by more than

ing

30 per cent. Such a business would be unlikely to recover from the shock in these times when the most affluent concerns find it difficult to make headway.

When the ownership of an estate is transferred by death more than once during a brief period the effects are even more Bovere, even although some, relief from the duties in given in such circumstances. The following exam- ple will emphasise this:-

VALUE HALVED.

The owner of a business with a capital of £120,000-died in 1925, and was succeeded by his son John, who died in 1927. John left the business to his brother, who died last year. On passing by will into the hands of of £120,000

an employee the c000 owing to

has become only death duties, and the business will probably ceas

cease to exist through its impoverishment.

A man who hold £1,000,000 of the capital of a firm died in 1926 and left hie interest to his son, who died five years later. Instead of being a millionaire the grandson of the first proprietor succeeded to only £450,000 па consequence of heavy death dutier.

When the duties payable on death were repealed in Italy, the Italian Minister of Financo Fald that the Government believed that the im- mediate loss to the Treasury would be more than compensated not only

only by the performance of an act of tut by a real general increase in prosperity, If the present financial situation in this country renders the actual repeal of the death dutica im- possible, it is high time that the rates of duty were reduced and more liberal rullefs granted where estates change hands through death more than once during a short space of time.

COTTON, WHEAT AND SILVER

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