TUESDAY, MAY 19,
THE
1931.
HONG KONG
PENINSULA HOTEL,
HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL;
PEAK HOTEL
AND
SHANGHAI
ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL; PALACE HOTEL;
HOTELS,
LIMITED
In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.
THE HARBOUR VIEW PRIVATE HOTEL.
9-12, Chatham toad, Kowloon, Finest Situation on the Peninsula. Large Airy Rooms with Full Benet of the Cool Sea Breezen. Unequalled Cuisine.
Phone
Tel. 56734.
Proprietress:-Mrs. Gardiner.
MARBLE HALL
Cable Add.
"Harview."
21, Nathan Rd.. Kowloon. Tel. 57089.
A Select Private Hotel furnished with an eye to the comfort of ils Tenants. Single and double suites of roams with private bath- raums attached.
K. FUJIYAMA
PHOTOGRAPHER
ANNOUNCES HIS REMOVAL
Το
WYNDHAM STREET,
3rd floor.
DAILY CROSS- WORD
PUZZLE.
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war readers are warned to Look out for occasional phonetic
spellings, such as harbor, plow, and altho.)
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16-Anguish 18-Tangible 17-Corded fabri
18-I have (cont.)
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50-Equipment
57-A military post
(abbr.)
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VERTICAL (Cont.) 12-Disease of chickans 13-Chosen 14-Refreshan by root
126-Bind
27-Bright color [01-Girl's nama (short) {29-Taking on fual (63–Be indebted
68-Angels of the high-23-inist
est order
60-Musical nota
[64–Before
65-Mire
22-Those who give aly |66-Powerful nailone
19-Musical term
(abbr.)
2D-VIm
21-Bux-like
looks
24-Profix-together
*25-Fondiss
28-Secret agenta
20-Fousers
$1-Herato poems $3-Consume
34-Receiver of a gift
35-Type of ship 27-Runa aground 39-Residence (abbr.) 40-Lubricate +41-Clasp again 48-Reviewed
49-More fitting 50-Poem 52-Be available
53-Glosed hand. 64-Palm aff
68-Likon
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merta 171-Dletorted
VERTICAL
1-Streaks 2-Prescribed rule of
conduct 3-Sharp blow 4-Four (Roman)
5-Fastener
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30-Girl's name {32-Daub
34-Stroke in golf
|36-A lotter
38-Projection
j4t-Disposed of by lot
42-Concise summary |49-Conta (abbr)
|44-Most Indigent'
45-Esteem
46-Plead
|47-A rubbing out
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158-Tender
THE CHINA MAIL.
RADIO TOPICS
NEW LINER'S
WIRELESS.
The Finest Installation Afloat.
MUSIC EQUIPMENT.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
special band room near the first- the class dining saloon contains
The following programme will | gramophone turntables, control ap-1 bu broadcast to-day from the paratus and generators necessary
for the hand repeater equipment. Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 165 and accommodation for a good selec-
'metres:
tion of records and spare parts. Thie Marconi direction flader is in- stalled in the churt room, where it is most convenient for the navigat- Proing officers.
6-8 p.m.-European Programme of Columbia Records, kindly sup- plio by the Anderson Music Co.
6-6.21 p.m. Children's
gramme. Nursery Rhymes-Medley,
Story- any
TC-
It is fitting that one of the most outstanding ships in the world to be commissioned în 1921 should carry the most complete wireless equipment ever installed In ship, and the Marconi installation of the Empress of Britain may be thus described. It also affords a striking demonstration of the markably high standard that has been attained in mariae wireless equipment. It includes telegraph transmitters and receivers for long and short wave-lengths; short- wave duplex telephone apparatus with a world-wide radius: lifenoat wireless sets; a wireless direction finder; and, although not strictly speaking, wircress equipment & bund repeater and music player which will provide entertainment
7xceptionally good quality.
The New Century Quartet (DB327-8).
The Little Man Who Had a Little
Gun,
The Little Old Woman and the
Queen that Came to Ten,
Helen Millais (5090) 6.21-6.49 p.m.-Orchestral. Mon Tac (Witkowski),
Robert Casadesus (Piano) & Orchestra Symphonique of Paris (9625). The Two Imps (Alford), Dancer of Seville (C. Grunow),
The installation work of the wire- less telephone set was carried out by engineere of Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., the wireless telegraph equipment by British Wireless Marine Service, and the band repeater equipment by the shipbuilders, all on behalf of the Marcon! International Marine Com- munication Co., Ltd.
GERMAN-POLISH RADIO PÁCT.
A pact of non-aggression and in-
031 Str Dan Godfrey Conducting ternational co-operation
the the Bournemouth ether has been cancluded by the Municipal Orchestra Polish and German wireless
(0505).
authorities.
Noche de "Arabia (Arabian Night)
(Arbos).
Mastrid Symphony Orchestra (9583). 6.48-7.13 p.m.—A Concert.
Trees (Kilmer & Rasbuch),
Dam Clars Butt, Contralto
(X:37).
Celeste Oetet-
An Irish Love Song (Squire), An Old Charch Legend (Trinoen).
J. H. Squire Celeste Orict (DB422).
A 2-kilowart valve transmitter Song- for long-wave telegraph transtuis- i sinn is augmented by a 2-kilowatt short-wave installation, and selec tive receivers are installed to en- sure good reception over the com- plote band of wave-lengths of ser Ivice to the ship. By reason of the phenomena of the reflection of wireless waves from the upper at- tmosphere, short-wave transmitters. are capable of a world-wide range. and the chort-wave installation on the Empress of Britain will' enable communication to be maintained fover long distances with stations
cut of
of the long-wave transmitler. This will facilitate the exchange of telegrams directly with the country of origin destination, thus affording con- siderable economies.
Tange
or
Emergency and lifeboat equip- ment is supplied; embodying up-to- date ideas for efficient working, and complying with all national regulations.
or
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Song-
The Midnight Review
(Newmarch-Glinka),
Robert Easton, Bass (9412) Violin Solu
The Zephyr (Hubay), Valse Bluetle (Diigo-Auer),
Efrem Zimbalist (5311) Song-
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Negotiations to this effect were
hegun a result of friction arising out of the celebration by the Germans of the anniversary of the Upper Silesian plebiscite. On that occasion a great deal of mat-
ter
was broadcast from German stations which the Poles regarded as anti-Polish propaganda.
The two parties now declare that with they are in full comormity the principles laid down by the International Wireless Council on July 6, 1926, which read
as fol- lows:
"The Council of the Union ex- prosses the desire that the wire- less undertakings should take all possible steps that their pro- grammes dealing with political, religious. economic, intellectual, and artistic matters should in no way violate the spirit of interna-- tional co-operation which is (158),solutely essential in order to
A Fairs Went A-Marketing
(Fylemun-Goodhart), Down Here (O'Reilly & Brake),
Dame Clara Butt, Contralto PE51.
Cello Solo-
Mazuka (Papper),
Celeste Detet
Antoni Sala
Evening Lullaby (Squire), Evensong at Twilight (Squire),
1. II. Squire Celeste Octet (4983).
7.33-8 p.m. Pianoforte Recital-
Moments Musicanx (Schubert).
By Ethel Leginska (4887-90). 8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather Report.
8.05-11.30 p.m. Ko Shing Theatre Relay.
11.30 p.m.-Close Down.
ship. It includes cleven large lout speakers for the public rooms and decks, and two small loud speakers for suites de luxe.
In order to present a variety of programmes three alternatives are provided as sources of supply. Microphones can be "plugged-in"
A Marconi direction finder will facilitate the work of the naviga- tors, and the latest type with the fixed-frame aerial system has been installed. Bearings with this in- strument can be either true relative to the ship's head, and a Kyro-repeater, fitted with the direc- tion finder, adds to the simplicity ef taking true bearings by giving a direct reading from the compass. dial. Short Wave Telephone Equipment. The outstanding section of the wireless equipment is, of course, the short-wave telephone installa- tion.
The telephone has become an integral part of everyday life, for business, social and domestic affairs, and its extension by wire in selected places to relay the ship's less to shipping is as inevitable as orchestra, concerts, 'and other events" the linking of countries and con- of interest to the whole ship; tinents. Marchese Marconi
receiver de- special type of wireless monstrated some years
that will provide broadcast programmes ago technieni difficulties had been 65 they become available; and overcome, and that a reliable and gramophone records will relleve the flexible wirelegs telephone service orchestra when necessary, and for ships was available; and since supply the latest dance tunes and that time, the service has steadily other popular items. increased in popularity in the The main amplifier, wireless re-. ships equipped with the necessary ceiver, gramophone with a double upparatus.
turntable, and a motor-generator, are accommodated in the band re- peater room, and microphone points are installed in the ballroom, lounge and first-class dining saloon. An- nouncements can also be made through a microphone in the band repeater room,
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Harmonious Decoration. In order to harmonise with their
A refinement in the Empress of Britain's equipment is the ability to speak from the ordinary cabin telephones which are connected to the wireless telephone through the ship's manual switchboard, 50 that the telephone service on the ship is equally as convenient AS that on shore. The apparatus, it- self, is designed for quick adjust- ment to the wave-length best Bult surroundings in the public rooms of the ship, the loud speakers are led to the atmospheric conditions of
mounted in the atructure of the the moment, and is capable of com- municating directly with
ship by various firm responsible any country offering suitable terminal for the decorations, and are placed facilities, and of making use of the in the ballroom, first-class lounge, land line or wireless telephone con- first-claso smoke room, first-class In dining saloon, swimming bath,
nections from such countries.
this way, London la the connecting tourist dining saloon, third-class link between ships and practically lounge and the third-class dining every telephone subscriber
In each case a local control in saloon.
to allow Europe, and, similarly, New York is conveniently mounted
for the volume from the loud speakers provides a telephone service
a comfortable Canada, the United States, Mexico to be adjusted to and Cuba.
strength, or to be switched off if not Two small loud speak- Just as telephony is an accepted required. factor in everyday life, so good ere, also with suitable volumé con- music is being more and more ap- trols, are being installed in private preciated and demanded owing to sultes.
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Its popularisation by broadcasting. The provision of this elaborate Marconi band repeater equipment In wireless installation naturally calls: the Empress of Britain will provide for extensive accommodation, entertainment in all parts of the that it can be utilised in the most efficient" manner. Four large cabins are devoted exclusively to the wireless equipment. The long and short wave telegraph installa- tions and a broadcast receiver are contained in a large cabin, measur ing 14 feet by 18 feet, situated just aft the bridge. Two other cabins on the top deck are devoted to the telephone apparatus. The re- ceiving cabin, 12 feet by 10 feet, Is between the first and second funnels, and the transmitting cabin, 22 feet by 18 feet, between the second and CB third funnels.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.
ASSET
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54-8maller number 68-Hurl
69-Profix--half
62-State of prosperity
67-Part of "to be".
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0$ After thought to i Platter (abbr.)
RO
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7-Night. pasKÖNGET
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8-City thoroughfares" {65-8mal] Pog
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(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)
An elaborate aerial system is necessary for the various installa- tlons, and this is suitably arranged between the masta,” and also from "the fore and mainmast beads.
ab-
enable the wireless to fulf its honourable mission and bring about an international rapproche-
ment."
AUSTRALIAN RADIO.
Mr. J. H. Scullin (Prime Minis- tor of Australia) officially opened the new works of Amalgamated
Ashfield, near Sydney.
A Revolution in the
treatment of Teeth
STEP BY STEP THE science of medicine advances. The clearer the picture of human ailments becomes, the more logical the treatment. Instead of intricate remedies, science now advocates simple additions to the diet. To- day, most human ailments can be traced to some deficiency in the diet. A deficiency of calcium (lime) in the system, for instance, is the cause of such diverse ail- ments as weak sensitive teeth, rickets in children, skin troubles of many kinds. Irritable nerves, irregularities in the functions of womanhood, etc.
All these ailments may now be attacked in a logical, simple way by adding Kalzana tablets to the diet. Tooth decay, for instance. When your teeth are sensitive and not hard and white, they
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Fig. 1 Healthy cell
seen through microscope, Note the well devel- oped nucleus, which 15 chiefly com posed of Cat- Zium (lime),
Fig. 2 Same cell alter Calcitam has been with. drawn. The Bucleus is shrivelled up.
simply show that your body does not contain enough calcium and no amount of cleaning will help you. Teeth are living parts of the body. They may be ill.
Take a few Kalzana tablets every day, then you are sure that your body gets the required Calcium in exactly the right combination. Kalzana has proved in thousands of cases that it will make teeth strong again by conquering the very cause of their weakness-- lack of Calcium in the body. I will make your teeth strong and healthy, they will become white again and decay will be stopped,
Start a course of Kalzana to-day, then you can both feel and see how your health improves. Remember that Kalzana is not a drug, bui an absolutely harmless lime-food.
Kalzana
THE CALCIUM FOOD
At all Chemists and Storer.
Made by the Manufacturers of Sanatogen and Formamiet.
"SPONSORED" PROGRAMMES
It is pointed out that one never hears advertising in the British,
The radio advertisement germ German, or Austrian programmes; the Latin countries, like seems to be blting the Italian only Wireless (Australasia), Ltd., at broadcasting authorities. Accord-France. Spain, and Roumania, have
ing to the Turin correspondent of succumbed to the temptation. The Prime Minister sold the the Wireless World, amateurs all The swing of the pendulum is in- company, in which the Common over the country are gravely per- dicuted by the arinouncement that wealth Government had a large turbed by the possibility of this Canadian broadcasters have decid- interest, had spent seven hundred abuse of the microphone, and ed to cut down all microphone ad. and fifty thousand pounds in strong petitions are being address-vertising to 5 per cent. of the total establishing works and wireless ed to the authorities, pleading for programme time. No sales talk is wealth. stations throughout the Common- care in the introduction of any pro- to be allowed during sponsored pro-
paganda in the transmissions. grammes given on Sundays.
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