THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1935.
The Hongkong Telegraph
FIFTH ANNUAL AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPETITION JUNE-AUGUST, 1935.
Valuable Prizes
IN ADDITION TO THE CAMERA AND CASH PRIZES MESSRS. ILFORD, LIMITED,
1ST
OF LONDON OFFER
TWO SILVER TROPHIES
VALUE
$150.00
2ND
VALUE
$85.00
TO WHAT ARE ADJUDGED THE TWO BEST ENTRIES IN THE COMPETITION,
IRRESPECTIVE OF CLASS.
COMMENCE SENDING IN YOUR ENTRIES NOW
SECTION 1
For the best Story-telling Picture
1st
16 mm. CINE KODAK MODEL K. f.3.5. lens
Complete with carrying case.
(Donated by the Eastman Kodak Company).
2nd
ROLLEICORD Photo-Automat Camera, complete with carrying case.
3rd
Donated by
Franke' & Heidecke in conjunction with
CASH PRIZE
Messrs. Melchers & Co.
$75.00
$40.00
VALUE
(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex" Books)
SECTION 2
Bathing and Picnic Photographs.
VALUE
$204.00
4th CASH PRIZE
$10.00
ROLLEIFLEX PHOTO-AUTOMAT CAMERA VALUE $120.00
Complete with carrying case.
(Donated by Franke & Heidecke in conjunction with Messrs. Melchers & Co.l
1st
2nd
CASH
PRIZE
$40.00
3rd CASH
PRIZE
(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books)
SECTION..3
$20.00
1st
AGFA SPEEDEX COMPUR CAMERA With Optical Direct-Vision Finder and Solinar 1.4.5. (Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)
VALUE
2nd
CASH
PRIZE
$40.00
3rd
CASH
PRIZE
$80.00 $20.00
Chinese Studios-Figures and Faces.
(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books)
SECTION 4
Views, Including Architecture and Street Scenes...
1st KODAK PUPILLE, LEITZ f.3.5. lens
and Reflex Mirror Attachment.
(Donated by Eastman Kodak Company)
2nd
CASH
PRIZE
$40.00
3rd
VALUE $160.00
Agfa Speedex Record
Camera f.7.7. lens. VALUE $25.00
(Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)
(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books!.
SECTION 5
Studies in Still Life.
ZEISS IKON IKONTA CAMERA 4.5. lens.
Compur Shutter.
(Donated by Carlowitz & Co.)
1st
2nd
AGFA SPEEDEX Camera
VALUE
$50.00
Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)
VALUE
3rd CASH
PRIZE
(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books)
SECTION 6
Snapshots taken by Children under the Age of 14 years.
1st CASH
PRIZE
$20.00 4 Consolation
Prixes
"Boy Scout Kodaky"
Vest Pocket Folding cameras complete with carrying enaça,
RULES:-
EACH VALUE
$60.00 $20.00
MEN WILL WATCH' BABIES
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"I have had sent me this week a book" he said. "I think it is call- ed "Martha, M.P. It is written of a time some years ahead, and if you read what men have become-the | spoilt durlings of the women—and the masculine position of women. well, you have got something to look forward to, those of you, who are young men." (Laughter.)
Mrs. Tate (U., Willesden) de- clared that tho under-payment of women would inevitably lead to n lower standard of the life for the people,
The Government and set the worst possible example, because in the Civil Service they systematically employed women at.a lower rate of pay than men. That position was steadily getting worse, with the result that there was an increase in the number of women employed and a decrease in the number of men.
Mr. West (Soc., Hammersmith) said 800,000 more women were em- ployed in industry now than twenty years ago, and the chief reason was that they were cheaper than men.
GOVERNMENT'S REPLY
Mr. R. S. Hudson, Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Labour, re- plying, said if they took industry as a whole there was not the disparity in pay for equal work which was very commonly alleged.
He did not think it could be said with any truth that, taking the last ten years, women had materially displaced men in industry. Since 1911 there had been a tiny increase in the number of women employed. It had been said that women were
displacing mon because they did
repetition work more cheaply than
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If, he said, there were complete equality of pay between men and women, the number of women employed would be lower because, the majority of cases. employer would prefer for the same money the work of a man to the work of a woman.
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He did not think taking in- the sugar beel Industry- £7,000,000 | in debate, and that was all he could |
as a whole, there was any
year could afford to give, equal undertake to-day. real justification for that statement. pay for equal work for its own
employees. The information of the Ministry was rather that where women had
IF RATES WERE EQUAL displaced men for purely repetition
Mr. Duff Cooper. Financial work the reason why they had dis-Secretary to the Treasury, said the placed them was that they did it Government would necessarily pay more efficiently, Women were bet-
attention to the views expressed ter adapted for purely repetition work than men. That was one of the main reasons for their invasion. The number of men employed bad Increased in proportion more than the number of women. If they took the lists of trades in this country where the number of women had increased during the last ten years, the number of men engaged in these industries had not fallen.
WHY A LOWER RATE?
Major Hills (U., Ripon) said thaf in the Civil Service men and women were called on to undergo the same examination and to do the same work, but they did not get the same pay:
"
It had been said by the Parlia- mentary Secretary that wamen were more efficient than men in repetition work. Why did ther receive lower pay?
Sir P. Harris (Lib,, Bethnal, Green) said that what they wanted was a Government lead that should make it clear to the country that they were not employing women to do men's work because it was cheaper.
$12.00 Lady Astor (U., Plymouth) suid
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the case for equal pay for equal work Ind been pul HU extra- ordinarily well. by the men that Wome did not need to speak. ¡ Hear, hear). All they asked was lead from the Government in the hope that industry would follow.
Any Government that could give
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