SCIENTISTS POLAR YEAR" DISCOVERY
Bombardment From The Sun
EXPERIMENTS DISCUSSED
There is a spot on the sum acting either as a "gun" or a "searchlight" which bombards the earth's atmos- phere every 27 days, and this" was responsible for the breakdown of General Nobile's short-wave wire- less transmissions during his polar expedition.
Such is the view of international radio experts, who, during their conference in London on September 14, discussed the results of the "Polar Year" experiments of 1982-3.
Several nations combined in these experiments. The British and Ger-
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934
fadumie Viri
This photograph shows a scene of the rioting in Cork, Ireland, during the uprising of 1,000 farmers protesting a tax sale of farm stock, which resulted in the death of one person and injury to 150 others. The photograph was made as police guarda charged on the crowd of demonstrators.
man expeditions at Tromso, operat H.K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS FAMOUS HUNGARIAN
ing about fifteen miles apart, took
it in turns to transmit on ahort wave-lengths receiving each other's transmissions. They exchanged the data thes obtained.
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Orders For The Coming Week..
Orders by Lieut-Colonel H.
Dress-Uniform or Mufti but Belts, Frogs, Pouches and Braces must be worn.
Launch. Will leave Queen's
At first their short-wave wireless
B. L. Dowbiggin, O. B. E. Com-Pier (Hong Kong) at 8.30 a.m. and transmissions came more strongly as they bounced off the radio roof."mandant, Hong Kong Volunteer Braces must be worn. but suddenly they ceased altogether. Defence Corps:
Hong Kong.
This, it was discovered, was due to Friday, 12th October, 1934.
the fact that the "foor" of the Ken- nelly-Heaviside layer had dropped from about 60 miles above the earth to 50 miles. In the words of one
GENERAL
OBITUARY:-
The Commandant regrets to an nounce the death of Lance Cor- delegate the "mirror became a bla-poral J. F. Guerreiro, No. 11 Platoon, Corps Infantry, which oc- curred on 6th October, 1934.
Lecture Room
ket."
Magnatic Storm Source →
In addition to the Kennelly-Heavi
The Lecture Room is allotted to
alde layer of electric currents 60 the A.S.C. Cadre on October, 18th, miles from the earth, Professor Ap-Thursday, for a lecture at 5.30 p.m. pleton discovered that there is on-l other layer 120 miles from the earth.
PARADES
Corps. 1st Battery The Battery i parade at Head quarters for instruction on 6 in.
The formation of these layers de-Gun ut 5.30 p.m. on Thursday, pends mainly upon the ultra-violet 18th. October, 1934.
Caps.
rays of the sun, but there is an Dress: Overalls and Blue other agency at work which is des- cribed as a "bombardment of the earth's atmosphere by minute par- ticles from the sun."
These bombardments are the
cause of the magnetle storms which
Corps Engineers Parade at Miniature Range on Monday, 15th October, 1934 at 5.30 p.m.
Corps Signals
Parade at Headquarters at 5:30
occur about every 27 days-coincid-p.m. on Tuesday, 16th October for
ing with the period of the sun's re Signal Instruction.
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volution-and they cause the Ken-Equipment:-
Rifles and Bayonets must be drawn from Headquarters Stores before NOON on Saturday, 18th October, 1934.
Range Officer:-2nd Lieut. F. P. Sequeira.
Orderly Officer:-From 16th to 23rd October, 1994-2nd Lieut. F. P. Sequeira.
Dress for Weekly Parades:- (Repeated).
Men for Musketry Instructions
INN
Another Landmark
Passes
TO BE REBUILT AS FLATS
Another landmark of the nine teenth century. passes in the Three Roses inn of Miskloc, which is being reconstructed as a block of flats. Like most Hungarian Inas of the period, the Three Roses was a spacious two-storeyed build- ing in which the landed gentry of the neighbourhood gathered for the county balls, and where for eign royalties stayed when travel. The
and Recruits will parade with ling through the county. Belts, Frogs, Pouches and Braces "Nemzeti Uisag" recalls that in Categories. N.CO's. Musketry. 1848 the great patriot Kossuth poured fery words on the populace from the balcony of the Three Roses.
APPENDIX TO ABOVE Aining lesson li, S.A.T. Vol: 1, 1931, page 73. Location.-Head- quaters.
Small Arms A. A. Training-
The use of the Rifles, S.A.T. Vol: 11. 1931, page 184 &c. Headquar-
ters.
A few decades later a banquet | and ball were given at the Three Roses to fete King Edward (then) Prince of Wales) on the occasion Lewis Guo Training:—
of his being named honorary own- Elementary Handling. S.A.T. Vol:er of the crack Hungarian regk 11, page 97 to 107. Headquarters, ment, the Twelfth Hussars, by the
Musketry:-(1) Strengthening Emperor Francis Joseph." Exercise. S.A.T. Vol: 1, page 116
to 119. (2) Quickening Exerclass.
In the autumn of 1881 an in- S.A.T. Vol: 1. page 119 to 120, cident in the Three Roses came Para. 8 and 10.
near to setting Europe in dames.
helly-Heavi-side layer to become al All members who have not re-Recruits-Musketry-
During the autumn manoeuvres
curtain and to shut down wireless turned their webbing equipment (1) 16 men firing Ball Ammuni-the inn was made general head-
to store are requested to do a as tion practice. Jaoon as possible.
communication.
The first Polar Year, 50 уевен ago, produced so much data that twenty volumes were filled. At that time, however, there were no radio experiments, and delegates to the conference are speculating as to the number of volumes which the second Polar Yeur will require. In the course of the experiments 180 miles of film-recording magnétic varla. tions were made.
GENERAL O'DUFFY'S LEADERSHIP
"Irresponsible And
Hysterical"
PROF. HOGAN RESIGNS
The new leather equipment le now available for issue.
Corps Machine Gun Battalion
Armoured Car Section
|quarters by the Emperor and bla
(2) Others:-Mislature Range suite, and swarmed with royalties, Recently enrolled RECRUITS army chiefs, foreign diplomats, will be taught FOOT DRILL. and members of the Hungarian
APPOINTMENT
aristocracy. No. 1759 Private V. H. White,
The following will parade at No. 2 Platoon, No. 1 (M.G.) Com-that a journalist on the staff of a A journal of the period records Headquarters on Tuesday 16th pany, appointed Lance Corporal local paper determined to get into October at 4.50 p.m in connection with effect from 12th October, the Emperor's private apartment with practice for the Tattoo:-
1934.
Return From Leave
Cpl. Turner, L/Cpl. Burch, Cher-↑
R S. M. W. H. Edmonds, M.B.E.. rill, Butler.
Pte. Austin, Rigg, Munro, Walk-as from 12th October, 1934. Įden, Edkins.
No. 1094, Sergt, A. Urquhart, No. 2 Platoon, from 28.9.84.
Dress:-
R. T. C. Caps, Tunics. Shorts,
Boots, Puttees, Hosetops, Belts, No. 1826, Lance Corporal B. J.
REVERSION
by hook or crock. Dressing him" to the ins, and succeeded in pass- self as a sweep he gained entrance
entrance to the Emperor's study. ing the armed guards and gaining|
Revolvers and Lanyards, Haver-Monks, No. 13 Platoon, No. 3 operations on sucks, Waterbottles, Steel Helmets (ANZAC) Company, reverts to the (alung) and Box Respirators. ranks at his own request.
LEAVE
Once inside, however, he found that he was expected to commence the large chins stove, and opening it discovered a crumpled scrap of paper, which proved to be a telegram written No. 2101, Pte. J. L Barues, by the Emperor and addressed to Those who have not been issued Medical Section, granted one the Tsar. with Box Respirators should draw month's leave as from 5th Novem- them as soon as possible, and pay ber, to 4th December, 1934. very careful attention to the in-
There will be no parade for the remainder of the Saction.
Next morning the telegrami,
to
No. 1760, L/Sergt. D. Marshall, war or peace, was reprinted in tull Professor James Hogan, of Uni-įstructions on the accompanying 1st Battery, granted eight month's which turned on the question of versity College, Cork, one of the pamphlet.
leave as from 1st October, 1984 to in two local papers. All Europe 31st May. 1935.
was, thrown into, ferment, and the STRUCK OFF THE STRENGTH luckless journalist consigned
Having Left The Colony prison for some years. No. 1887, Pte. A. P. Hall-Thomp son, Armoured Car Section, as from 12th October, 1984,
STRENGTH
most prominent members of the Motor Cycle (M. G.) Section Executive, tendered his resigns- Parade at Headquarters for M. tion as a protest against the G. Tests and Instruction at 5.20 leadership of General O'Duffy, at p.m. on Monday, 15th. October. the National Executive of the Tattoo Rehearsal-Tuesday, 16th United Ireland party in Dublin, recently.
The meeting was private, but
the Professor in a statement said: "I have resigned from the newly- appointed Executive of the United Ireland Party as the strongest possible personal protest I ca make against the generally der tructive, irresponsible and hysteri- Real leadership of its President,
General O'Duffy.
October
LOCUST CONFERENCE
No. 2220, Private G. M. Gutierrez DELEGATES JOKE
1
Doctor Scoffs Insect's "Intelligence"
All members selected for the Tattoo will parade at Headquar- ters at 5 p.m.
No. 9 Platoon 3.10.34. Dress Mufti-Overalla will be No. 10 Platoon 3.10.84. word.
No. 2222 Private D. E. dos No. 1 (1. G.) Company No. 2221 Private A. M. da Silva Parade at Headquarters at 5.30 Santos No. 11 Platoon 3.10.34. third series of tests in M. f. No. 12 Platoon 8.10.84. p.m. on Friday, 19th October for No. 2223 Private J. C. Remedlos
When experts on locust re- Classification.
No. 2224 Private V. M. Xavier search and control, representing No. 11 9.10.34."
eleven countries, met in the No. 2226 Signaller. L. Alltres House of Lords to discuss the
most effective methods of .deal-j ing with the pest, Dr. Williams said that locusts would always fly Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps.in swarms into drier and warm-
jer atmospheres.
No. 3 (ANZAC) Company Parade at Headquarters at 5.30 "The United Ireland Party 18 p.m. on Monday, 15th October for Corps Signals the only hope of democratic and 2nd Teat in connection with ordered government in this coun-Schedule B of the Machine Gun try. That party can have no Proficiency Classification. future so long as General O'Duffy Temains as its leader."
There will no rifle practice in the Miniature Range on Thurs-
"Whatever his good qualities day, 18th October.
may be in politics," said Profes-
or Hogan, "I found him to be ir
Corps Infantry (Portuguese) The Corps Infantry will parade
(sd.) P. S. M. Wilkinson,
Captain,
AFFILIATED UNITS
ST. JOHN NURSING
DETACHMENT
PARADE
Dr. Martin said the idea that the locust knew where it was go ing was "a new one on him." He The fourth lecture on Home once saw a swarm in Africa tak-
responsible. It is about time the Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. Detalls teer Headquarters (Lecture Room) continent with the wind behind United Ireland party executive; gave up its hopeless attempts to eave Gen. O'Duffy from his errors,"
on Tuesday, 16th October, 1934 at Nursing will take place at Volun ing off for the South American
own
as per Appendix attached. MUSKETRY:
at 5.30 p.m. on Monday, 16th Octothem ber, 1984.
It is difficult to suppose," he Stonecutters Range has been Practice for those qualified will said, "that the combined intell allotted to the Corps Infantry on be held at the same place and gence of all those locusts thought Prof. Hogan is a brother of Mr. Sunday, 14th October, 1984. Mam time.
end that with the wind, they were Patrick Hogan, ex-Minister for bers of the Company, excepting
(gd), K. DURRAN going to get to South America. Agriculture in the Cosgrave Cur Recruits, will fire their Classifica Commandant. St. John Nursing I doubt if they had ever heard of
tion Test Bille Course (Table:
ent.
"A") Part III.
Detachment, South America." (Laughter), HE.V.D. Corps.
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