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NO FORMATION FLYING Evos in the early part of 1915,
Unexpected problems come with the war. more ordiny than the red, white,mation, dying was entirely out of and blue corkade painted on each the question. Lord Kitchener, visit- machine as an identification mark. Farnborough at that time, de "I feel my duty to impose an When we went to war in 1914 illud manded its development.
It was painted out by Lord (then in ordier
to not been evolved. Machines of the exemplary penalty
which R.N.AS. revealed
themselves as Colonel) Trenchard, that there were misconception counteract #4
a Union Jack, rerious obstacles to flying in forma- appears to be prevalent just now British by carrying
by the Military which wa lashed to one of the Bion owing to the widely different that employment
performances of the machines avail- drivers from struts. Authorities exempts
After about thren months this able at that early stage. Lord Kit- obedience to the ordinary traile
was abandoned in favour of chener persisted, and eventually it device regulations."
which was to became possible to introduce fight which formations squadron These remarks were made by Mr. the R.FC. method,
been developed to high ef R. A. F. Forrest at Central Magis- huve a representation of the Union and
Jack painted on the lower side of have
tracy yesterday what he imposed a wing. Even that did not serve for ciency by all air forces.
fine of $5, or two months' hard labour, on Tsol Shu, lorry driver, for! falling to stop his lorry when called upon by a Pollee Officer in uniform. Sg. C. Davies sald the offence occurred in Connaught Road Central at 7.30 a.m. on September 3. When arked why he did not stop, defendant said he could not as he was employed by the Military.
Weekly Traffic Toll
During the week ending 8 am, on Saturday, there were in Hongkong 92 | traffic neeldents as the result of which a man was killed and 36 people were Injured,
The man killed. British soldier. died from injuries received when hisi lorry ran off the road. Of those in-
25 were pedestrians crossing! Jured, the road and struck by vehicles.
Two bicycle riders were injured as the result of collisions between vehicles. A bus passenger was in- jured when his bus ran into
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