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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19,

1936.

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GEORGE RAFT

WITH

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Robert TAYLOR

1936

UNA MERKEL • FRANCES LANGFORD ASID SILVERS

BUDDY EBSEN VILMA EDSEN JUNE KNIGHT

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JUST OPPOSITE the Dairy Farm's Soda Fountain.

Scientists to Probe the

GRAPPLED Problem of

WITH MCMAHON

Problem of the Microbe

Photograph shows congratulations being extended by his frends

to Mr. Anthony Dick, the speelal constable who assisted in the arrest of MeMahon, (Sec Page 3).

YOU TAKE

OFF

WHY

A DAY

Worry, Boredom, Nagging, Colds

EVERY day in the year the em-

EATING CLUB

Madrid, Aug, 10.

The Enting Club, founded here last spring, has gained in member. ship, until the directors have de cided to increase the entrance fees, The club which is registered with the Pollee under the

name "La Hobin" (a famous natural spring wald to increase (one's appetite), stands firmly against "women, po- titles, football and bulllights." Its only interest in "good food and more of it."-United Press.

ployers of Britain lose £13,- 698 through workers staying away owing to illness. The an- nual loss is at least £5,000,000.

That is one of the conclusions: G reached by two investigators of the Industrial Health Research Board, Mr. May Smith and Miss Margaret A. Lelper, who have just produced

report, Labour Wastage Absence and

Ofice, is, 3d, net).

(H.M. Stationery

They have found that absenteeism through sickness is caused by:

1. Worry,

2. Boredom.

Worry is the worst.

The salesman

he worries. When he is busy worried by his customers' demands, which, it is said, are often irrational.

worries If, he is sinck, be

about Salesmen-and women. money.

lepend little on salary, largely un Commissionis on sales.

The Lot Of Clerks

Village 5 Years Under

Rifle Fire'

EFFECTS ON

FOOD, MILK

AND SOIL

FAMOUS. scientists from many

lands are meeting in London to discuss very smail things, so small, Indeed, that only with the greatest difficulty can some of them be mensured."

They are attending the second International Congress for Micro- biology, the headquarters of which are University College in Gewer. street. The Lister Institute in piny- ing a big part in the congress, and Profensar J. C. fr. Ledingham, Director of the Institute, will act us fits, president.

The scientists are discussing the activities of bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa, and the way they [affect, not only human lisenses, bit

human activities.

One section of the Congress is dealing with the question of the bacteria in soil, in milk, and in foods. R well as of rheumatic fever.

FOOD FRESHNESS

There are papers on the freshness (of fonds, and how fruit, for example, iran best be kept in cold storage. The scientists discuss the micro- biological unture of various soils, and i have that affects the crops grown in them.

Some of the most interesting of all the papers are thone connected with Iviruses, and the extent they cause

various diseases.

Dr. Hardy Eagles, of the Listeri Institute, has been carrying out re- search to wheumatic complaints of all kinds, and has arrived at the conclusion that viruses may possibly be among the causes of rheumatisın, us well is of ricumatle fever..

Dr. Peyton Rous and Dr. Gye are among the scientists who have been studying malignant growths. So far they have studied these growths only in fowls and animals, and the con gress will discuss viruses as one of the nuses only in so far as it applies to them.

If they can show, however, that viruses may be amongst the causus of a cancerous growth in a fowl or an animal, that would be a material step forward in the fight against can- cer in human beings.

YELLOW FEVER

In a similar way viruses as one of the causes of yellow fever will pro- bably also be discussed.

Among the world-famous scientists. who are taking part in the discussions are Professor Jules Bordet from Brussels, Professor Grassberger from Vienna, Sir Frederick Gow-

VILLAGERS of Orford, near land Hopkins, the Cambridge scien

tist, Professor Murillo from Madrid, Warrington, after living for afedar Shata from Tokyo, and five years

under constant rifle Professor Sanarelli from Ronie, fire, are to return to "peace- time" conditions.

In a few months' time bullets

Boredom is the foc of clerks and clerical workers. They get "Ted up" with their jobs as they grow older, With middle-age, boredom-carefully will cease to drop into their controlled and concealed in the office gardens, or crash through their --becames frenzied and ends in a windows. nervous breakdown. Shop assistants,

who have merely

TO BE CLOSED

London scientists at the Congress will include Sir Henry Dale, Dr. Gye and Dr. Findiny. Amerlen will be represented, among others, by Pre- fessors Fiexner, Buchanan and peston Rous.

CHILD

for

M.P. Mr. Noel B. 'Goldie, suffer littic. Factory workers Warrington, has secured a promise for War, that the rifle range at

to take orders and hand out stock urticles, have a

a low ness-they arè "producers"

The foreman of a department Peninsular Barracks near by, which

is the cause of all this trouble, will DIVORCE

figure for absentee sick- from Mr. Duff Cooper, the Secretary "VICTIMS” OF

affects absenteeism,

The report states: "In a par- be closed down and replaced by n icular organisation employing new one as soon as that can be con- ! numbers of typists selected by the structed. same tests and doing

the same work, one Friday afternoon during

March the

Influenza epidemic, most of the girls in one room were very the other absent, while la

few were away.

"The end of the first room was.

And in the meantime, there will be no more shooting than is absolutely necessary.

During the lust five years, the villagers have had a terrifying time. One woman had a bullet drop with-

a pelly nagger, the head of the in three feel of her. other a well-balanced, happy per- son."

The common cold is easily the greatest cause of absenteeism. It accounts for more than 40 per cent. of the illnesses recorded.

Two Assize judges commented on aspects of divorce recently:

Mr. Jusiler Swift (at Birmingham): The great difficulty is what is to be done with the children? That is to the last thing anybody seems think about and is the thing that troubles me more than anything.

Mr. Justice Charles fat Leeds): A man dug up 20 out of his Mothers, daughters and husbands garden,

appear to be all of a plece. They Mr. Goldie says that many of the show no more decency than a lot of bullets which have been fired into cattle. It is horrible, the back gardens have been from

"No one seems to have any regard only 75 yards range, a fact which for morrlage ties at all these days," would make death or serious injury he added. "In some cases mothers certain for anybody who was hit. fare quite pleased to see their sons

The new range will be ready by committing adultery. Some people

live like a lot of animals,"

Battalion on its the autumn.

Honour

NO INSPECTION BEFORE CHURCH PARADE

There is considerable controversy In military circles at Home at present as to whether church parades should be compulsory or not.

Most battalion commanders prder. a full dreas parade accompanied by an inspection. King's Regulations state emphatically that "The holding: of parades will, as far as possible, be

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that the ritual associated with these parades causes dissatisfaction among the men. It is not that they object. to attending church, but they com- plain of the ceremonial, which often means that they parade in the bar- rack square an hour or more before the service begins.

In one battalion.an experiment has been tried which, it de hoped, will make attendance at church moro

popular:

ular for that unit than it has been in the past.

The battalion parades in just suf- ficient time to reach the church for the service. The commanding officer has placed the men on their honour to appear on parade properly dressed,

and during the brief lime the ex- periment has been in operation-they have respected his wishes.

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CESAR ROMERO

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