HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
February 6, 1939.
CHINESE
CIVIL AVIATION DEVELOPMENTS
Foreign Companies Will Play Highly Important Part
Hongkong Not To Send Mail To Rangoon Via New Kunming Route
FURTHER big developments in Chinese civil aviation are envisaged by an expansion programme in which the C.N.A.C., Air Franco and Imperial Airways will all play their part.
At present Mr. W. L. Bond, Director and Operations Manager of the C.N.A.C., is in New York buying planes for the new. Rangoon-Chungking service which is expected in the next few weeks. Douglas D.C.5's, the latest type of land plane, may be used on the route if delivery of them can be secured at once. Otherwise two carlier type Douglas planes will be brought over from America.
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There are now two C.N.A.C., DC-3, and a number of other interior planes in Kai Tak hangar being arrangements heretofore found only made ready for service, one of fuselage
in much inrger planes. The all metal
structure Incorporates which will be ready in two strengt keel or beam along the bottom months. The other, the ill-fated centre-line. This beam adds to the Kwellin, will not be ready for rigidity of the structure, and serves six months.
us a safety keet
in emergency landings with wheels up,
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NEW SERVICE SOON
Its tricycle landing gear eliminates the possibility of nosing over or
The start of the C.N.A.C. service ground looping. Many other fens from Kunming to Hanol is expected tures of the famous DC-4, together
Crew of the Sea Dragon
to be announced in the near future. with the vast experience of engineers The Sea Dragon
hile a duplication of the present
in building hundreds of DC-2 and weekly Air France service between DC-3
airplanes
nes help make the DC- Hongkong and Innol is airo
consideration.
under an outstanding aircraft for com- mercial operation and exceptional Imperial Airways service from manoeuvrability. The tricycle lant- Rangoon will be extended to Kun- ing gear and the high wing allow
loading.
Cargo
ming. It is Izarurd that Imperial the fuselage to be close to the ground Airways will definitely not fly 10 and facilitate passenger and Chungking and there will be no al- teration in the service to Hongkong.
The Imperial service to Kunming will be a shuttle ons, run bi-weekly via Lashio and Mandalay in Burna. The route will not be extruded to Kunming. It will not be possible send mail from Rangon to Tang- kong, via Kunming, as such a system would conflet with the present Em- plre route from Rangoon to Hong- kong via Bangkok and Hanol.
to
NEW PLANE DESCRIBED These are particulars of the Douglas D.C.5 which has just passed ito test fights In America.
The DC-5 will be powered with
ney Wasps and Horncts. With the larger of the power plants, the DC-5
Wright Cyclones or Pratt and White
Brilliant Artist Discovered
Sea Shell Collecting
Has Interesting Sequel In Hongkong On the floor of the ocean in the Philippines les a dirty shell fiercely
Junk In
Heavy Weather
To-Day's Reports
The
'SNAP'
The "Snap Brim" made by Henry Heath always retains its own subtle personality and looks distinguished in a crowd of hats.
$17.50, $19.50, $25.00..
Less 10% Cash Discount
MACKINTOSH'S
MEN'S WEAR
SPECIALISTS
Witness Tells Of TEOFANI CIGARETTES
Altered Entries
In Firm's Books
HEARING OF THE $30,000 insurance claim brought by the Cheong Shing Hong firm, dealers of Japanese sea food, against the China Underwriters Ltd. was continued before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor in the Supreme Court this morning.
The cluim arose out of a fire Some of the invoices from Kobe
THE PICTURESQUE in January, 1938, and plaintiffs Chinese junk, Sea Dragon, claim $30,906.23, being the on which Mr. Richard Halli- rateable proportion of the loss to burton and his crew of 11 be borne by defendants under are sailing the Pacific to three insurance policies.
The defence is that out of the 137
were made out by one Tam Sum- ong, who used to come to Hongkong Ilangkong for two or three days and regularly. He sometimes stayed in then returned to Japan.
TYPHOON CLAIM Arising out of the typhoon of 1937,
per hour, a cruising speed of 221 guarded by an occupant belonging to San Francisco, via Keelung will have a high speed of 240 miles miles per hour, a landing speed of the octopus family. On the fourth only 01 miles per hour, with brakes our of the "Morning Post" building and Midway Island, has items set out in the claim, 127 are his firm filed three claims against so eficient that the plane is brought is arrayed a collection of those same begun to experience bad fraudulent and all been under the defendants and the Commercial to a quick and smooth stop. It is shells transformed by artists into
policies are, therefore, forfeited. Union Assurance Co. The documents ideally suited for operation in and little masterpieces of brush work. weather, according to aThey further allege that some of the in connection with the claims were out of small fields. Its gross weight The story behind this exhibition,
goods had been charged higher than prepared by Tam, both whilst he was will be 18,250 pounds and useful lead which will continue for three days, report received here at noon the market price and that the weight in Japan and in Hongkong. of 6.550 pounds, or slightly less, is the story of the far-sighted enter- to-day.
and price book had been altered. depending on the engines used: prise of Mr. Jolin Wooster, of San
Sieck and sturdy in uppearance, Francisco, and of the commendable, from Hongkong, heading for C. Macnamara, appear for the plain- September 14 and back again on
The junk was then 175 miles! Mr. Eldon Potter x.c., and Mr. I. September
Counsel; So Tam was in Kobe on the new transport incorporats several disinterested support of the Hong-Keelung in Formosa, but it in firm on the Instructions of Mr. E. September 10-It was not necessary
10, in Hongkong important characteristics, such as an kong Working · Artists"- Guild. aerodynamically-efficient high-wing,
was making but slow progress defendants are represented by the
Davidson, of Hastings and Co. The that he made them out on the days in and pilots, the Douglas "tri-safety him into most places in the world, against a stiff wind and fairly on, Mr. Leo D'Almada, Jar., and them earlier than the date prepared tricycle landing gear, with a retracti- Mr. Wooster landed in Peiping just high sea.
Mr. D. J. N. Anderson, instructed by ed. ble nose wheel, and extreme con- before the present wor to buy The junk was using its four masts Mr. O. E. C. Marton of Deacons.
oriental art goods for an importing and the auxiliary engine. but was Wong Arm he
Yun-tong. managing pariner established in San then encountering stiff opposition of plaintiff firm, on had
being Francisco. The
cross- venture and Mr. Wooster came south
war checked this from the wind, which had gathered examined, said he did not take part to Hongkong and then to the Philip slow, ht, and reported "prostress is in the preparation of the claim.
although he gave instructions that Colony's Drought When the junk started best pines.
visibility for
trollability at low speeda,
passenger
The
new plane is designed for 10 passengers and a crew of three. Deep upholstered chairs and interior rangement of the cabin are equal in
luxury and comfort to the
After a varied carcer which took
feet from Up to tip. Into it is built nautilus provides its irritable relard the vessel, and are likely to merely a rough copy of the advice
The metal wing of the DC-5 is 78
and
the
lenm
DC-3.
The fuselage is 60 feet long. Ita a helpless as an overturned turtle. CrOLS-section is a perfect circle. This
permits spacious cargo holds which can be loaded easily from the ground without the use of ladders, a pilot's
CONTINENTAL
1,000 SHELLS A FORTNIGHT
or
Davis,
and
CROSS EXAMINED
have
The case is proceeding.
WATER RESERVES ADEQUATE
that
uro un-
MADE IN ENGLAND
TEOFANI
CIGARETTES
KING'S GUARD
VIRGINIA..
Tin of 50-85 cts.
at
C. INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES "LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE” and other tobacconists
off from had to be based on the market standards of motlern sky glants. In the Philippines he visited Hongkong on Saturday, it Scientific sound-proofing and location Dumaguete, about five miles south of excellent weather and made good suggestion to take the involer price
ran into price.
price. There had never been any of the engines in the hith wing even Manila, and met the chambered Progress throughout Sunday. further reduce noise and vibration of nautilus-and possibly his fortune.
would be Dul because that obviously from now on it is likely to meet with wrong. old-fashioned flying equipment,
Curled like the end of a saxophone, severe
winds which are bound to
The Weight and Price book was the a retractible landing gear
with
perfect submarine put it behind schedule."
notes,
which were entered into it by This p
Mr. Halliburton, before leaving four persons as soon as they arrived. permits him to fl engine mounts. Controls, engine and certain chambers with water Hongkong other installation parts of the DC-5 empty them, so that he
on Saturday, sald that he The entries were later checked with may sink to
to hoped the junk would cross the have been designed to be inter-safety on the bed of the ocean or rise Pacifle and reach America in 150 the invoices, which came later, and SHORTAGE BAD BUT changeable with the universally-used at will. His bite is deadly, but when days.
If there were any mistakes, the p entries would be altered after which his shell is grasped in one spot he is
NOT ALARMING Those aboard are-Captain John they would be posted to a clean book. skipper, John Polter, 23 There had been alterations in the van Fehren, engineer, Richard weight and Price book
ALTHOUGH Hongkong's assistant-engineer, Gurdon were due to the checking, which he there are no prospects of heavy these drought still continues, and Mr. Woosler immediately realised Petrich, George Baslow, ship's
radlo operator, Paul Mooney, had explained. compartment similar to that of the that he had something." Wearing
diving glasses, he himself diligently musician, Robert Chase, 22, Patrick the book and found it was posted up when the "rainy reason" com Shorty betore the fire, he examined rain for at least three months,
some iden of the shell resources and D. Flagg last-minule replacement for nothing to do with the book, and lieve that the Colony's water re- explored the ocean bed until he had Kelly, 17, James Sligh cook, and A. to date.
The market price had mences, water authorities be- then set Filipino divers to work for Gordon Torrey, who fractured his witness agreed that except in one or him. The result in thai, at a word
ankle and could not make the trip. two cares the invoices confirmed the Bources are so adequate from him, no many as 60 divers can
advice notes.
further restrictions be set to work means the phone shells. Thus He is represented in the exhibition by
necessary. 1,000 angry sea lugs in a fortnight.
many flite pleces, but hona dner than Mr. D'Almuda; In that case, how
"There will be no further restric Next came the problem of cleaning pair of dragon studies and, in the can you account for the fact that the shells. Mr. Wooster found that a commerciul branch, by a beautifully there were so many alterations in tons as yet," said Mr. A. B. Purves, pative took a day to clean one: now, detalted old man, to signify longevity, the book, especially on all you had to Executive Engineer of the by chemical process, 200 can be
bralde bottle of
do was simply to copy the advice Works Department, when Interview- certain tomous cleaned in a morning.
beer. It transpires tunt, In bet- notes?—In the advice notes the pricesed this afternoon. Mr. Wooster called for
ter designs
times, he had been paid $150 for a were given at the top of each item, on these shells and what he got uz pleture. The nautilus shells exhibit but in the book we had to put the first would not have done credit to a
ed are all securely mounted table price at the bottom. Further, the garding the Colony's water supply, 10-year-old child the pictures lack pieces or as wall lights and the sub-notes had to be copied in a hurry as as we are reasonably safe from short- ed reason, idea, or feeling. He therefects of their pictures are as varied they had to be taken in to the go-ge fore decided to move to Hongkong Chiness in theme, making the idea
na they are lovely. They are mainly down.
If you explanation is correct, then rain will come in good Ume.
"There is every likelihood that the where he expected that, because of distinct contribution to Chinese art, it did not matter what you put in the the war, many urilets would
But Hongkong's rainfall, which gathered, idle."
the book so long as something was en inged seriously behind the average THE but a skilful reproduction of Ile found that it was just so, and of Chiang Kai-shek, and of the por clerk responsible. I had nothing to tinues to fall short of normal.
King and Queen, of a photograph tered? That is Uis business of the during the whole of 138, still con- when, with Mr. Gurbux Singli AR partner, he opened an office in the artists' field has been widened.
child demonstrate how the do with Kayamally building at the end of last
You agree with me that there were Tiainfall to date this year is nearly year. and advertised "Artists
The larger shells are framed in a large number of alterations through half an inch below the average, up band of fluted clam shell ash trays, what was simply bodying straight out to 10 am. to-day only 1.12 Inches applicants. Here was give rush of each with its own design, and coral from the advies: notes-I did not being recorded since January 1
recaptured hase place in the display. responsible might have thought that two months of the year is
been make the mistakes. The clerk i Tho normal rainfall for the Arst The exhibition is sponsored by the any mistake could be corrected later inches. Hongkong Working Artists Guild since he knew the entries had to be whose president, Mrs. A. N. McFud» entered again into fair book
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CARLOWITZ & CO.
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and told to go to work, and out of
that exhaustive test has come a studio of 10 artists whose exhibited work declares them to be true crafts
ow many of these words are men.
correct, and that is wrong with the others?
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"There is no cause for alarm re-
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Until April, the average rainfall is light. In April, an average of 0% riches is recorded, the average for the following month, when the sum mere rainy
reason' · egmmences,
yen, officially opened it this morning. Was this the book you used for the She said that Mr. Wooster's net hy in purpose of making up your claim making useful things beautiful. She don't know. But the prince of them all, a little hoped he would calls In Hongkong-Father questioned, witness said he old man named Ho Lou-Ung, come and allow acuits who must otherwies did not remember clearly whether Jumping to If inches, later. He wandered in from the Woosters added an invitation to axialence for the fale book before| finne, the Josal forecast ihlal morning belaiko work at their crafts and there had been any suggestion of the Fine weather is expected to con- Oxford Dictionary spell-Harat low entrokes proclaimed: bit
streat and asked to be slynga trial e pubble to the rect, nos caly the cce February 34, when it was handed to promising and to cloudy these words will be found on abilty and his composition with you hbilen, but the Talle lavakka hranarendant in, the course of the with moderately to tren
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