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These advertisements are the signed statements of reputable firms who seek your patronage on the single basis of giving value for every dollar spent. They are bonest statements, the only kind an advertiser can use and remain an advertiser.

People who get the most for their dollar in the market-places are those who keep an eye on the channel buoys. Day by day, they follow the advertisements to learn what and where to buy to the best advantage. Make this a habit. Study the advertisements, in the interest of shrewder buying.

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THE CHINA MAH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1936

TRAGIC AIR MISHAP

AIRMAN DIES AS HE TAKES OFF

Plane Soars To 2,000 Feet And Dives

PASSENGERS FIGHT TO REACH CONTROLS

Johannesburg.

A few seconds after taking off in his private aeroplane, with two passengers, Dr. Dalton, the 53- the Benoni year-old captain of Flying Club, had a heart seizure recently and died at the controls.

The machine immediately soared to 2,000ft out of control, while the passengers, Miss Nora Atwell, aged 18, and MS R Kruger, a mine. shift boss made frantic efforts to reach the con- trols. The plane circled and dived high in the air while they endeavoured to drag the doctor's body from the cockpit through a narrow space to the passengeri seats

When a crash appeared almost inevitable, Mr. Kruger, who has had zine hours” flying experience. was able to reach the control with! the tips of his fingers. The ma- chine dived down and missed col- liding with high tension electric: wires by inches.

It then made a "pancake" land- jing in the open veld.. smashing| under-carriage, but the two pas sengers were practically unhurt.

GLIDER'S 75-MILE FLIGHT

French Pilot's Feat

www.

A fight of 75 miles has been accomplished and a height of 6,600ft, reached by a glider pilot- ed by Etienne Spire.

Be took off from a hill known

as the Black Mountain, and land- ed at Gruissan-Plage, GaM of Lyons, 10 miles Narbonne, after

air 3hrs 35min.

the

from

being in

the

FLYING FLEA CRASHES

Serious Injuries To Co-Designer

The charm of simplicity is expressed in this printed creation worn by lovely June Travin. mcreen, actress. A wide, - white collar sets off the printed dress of crepe.

AIR-MINDED

BOYS WERE FRANK Thought Atcherley No Good!

Aldershot.

H.K. VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS FEWER WOMEN

ORDERS FOR THE COMING WEEK

Volunteer HQ

Uniform-Shirt sleeves rolled} with blue and white armbands,

Hong Kong Volunteer Defence breeches puttees, leather belts, Corps. Onders by Lieut. Colonel sanhelmets and goggles.

B. C. B. Anderson, M.G-Sommen“ dant Hong Kong Volumbier De- fence Corps:

Hong Kon

Friday, 16th October, 1936.

*Monday, 19th." October:-"

D/Rs." "parade for. Squad and Arms Drill under RS.M. Parkin

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IN CANTON

POLICE CENSUS

DISCLOSURES

ONLY 71 DIVORCEES

That there are fewer womer than men in Canton is borne out by the disclosure of a recent, cell- Wednesday, 21st. October:- jans taken under the supervision of Subsection A-Lecture on pre-the Canton Folice, whose reports. cedure etc. (note books should be according to the vernacular press. brought). Sergt. Meadows:

state that against a total of Subsection B.-Jointing and re- 102.608 bachelors there are only Section will parade at H. Q. 03 Thursday, October 22nd. at 5.30 running Cable. Tele 110 faults 68,317 unmarried women.

The men who registered as pam under Bdr. H. W. Leyden for etc-L/Cpl. Rathmell,

Subsection C.-Morse Practice having had been married number lecture on $25. Recruits will

W/T. instruction-L/Cpl. ed 305,356, and the married women parade-under RSM. for Rife and

PARADE

1st Battery

A Section

squad drill

Section:-

Parade at 6 pm at Belchers Fort on Friday, 23rd. October.

M Section:-

and

Thomson-

Recruits-Morse instruction. Friday, 23rd. October:-

amounted to 249,480. It will be noticed that the men outnumbered the women. This is probably due Subsection C--under L/Cpl to the fact that, at the time when Thomson reports at Command H. the census was taken, the wives of Parade in HMS. "Cornflower. Signal Office at 2200 hours-the excess number of married men.

pro-were not in the city but away in on Wednesday, 21st. October. Normal W/T. Traffic and

their respective villages. Launch leaves HMS. "Tamar" at cedure. Mufti will be wom.

Subsection D-D/Rs, report for 5.30 p.m

riding practice with maps at 5.30

Carpa Engineers Monday, October, 19th-Minia- ture Range

Thursday, October, 22nd-D. L

Pavil

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Corps Infantry All Categories of “A” & “B”

¿Training, Belchers Fort, 6 pm Companies will parade on Tues- Dress Overalls, Haversack H-day, October, 20th.

sharp to draw Box Respirators for! tions should be carried.:.

at 5.20

Respirators will be returned to

Instructors Sgt EGR Staythe and Cpl Warner.

Sgt.

Notice The Annual R. E. Sun-Anti-Gas Drill. day Church Parade will be held on November, 1st and all members Stores immediately after parade. of the Corps Engineers are re- quested to parade with their unit. Details will be published later.

Corps Siguris Parade at Corps H. Q. at 5.30

on Tuesday, 20th. ber for signal instruction.

MG. Troop

P.z

Octo

There will be no parade Tuesday 20th October.

on

Armoured Car Section Section will parade at E. Q. at 5.30 pm on Tuesday, 20th. Octo- ber.

Classes B&C-Preparatory to Two air-minded boys aged about fring Annual M. G. Course, and nine were standing beside a num Points B. D. A. Firing. ber of pilots watching the testing Members are again reminded to of one of the latest planes at Fam!:

keep Sunday, 25th. October free borough Aerodrome last month." for firing Annual M. G. Course on

Motor M. G. Section'

The criticisms of the boys Stonecutters Range. caused amusement and amazement among the pilots watching.

sharp.

That women outlive their bus- bands is manifested by the number of 25,213 widows, against 6.829 widowers. Those who had been divorced totalled 71, of which number 48 were men.

PICNIC FOR THE BLIND

1

Further Donations Acknowledged

The Kowloon Tong Group of

Members of the Corps Infantry will please note that Sunday, February 14th. 1937, firing at Stonecutters is cancelled and the VDMA acknowledge with sub grateful thanks the following February, 21stome .1937,

donations towards the Picnic for stituted, Corps Diaries should be

the Blind which is being held on altered accordingly.

Saturday, October 24:- Air Arm Parade at Kai Tak on Sunday Previously acknowledged

[Mr. and Mrs. Tan Eng Hoi 18th October at 8.45 a.m. Dress W. Hamilton Overalls.

ERE. Annonymous No. 3

Range Allotment Kennedy Road Bange is allotted o. Arcalli A Friend as follows.

Monday, 19th. October-M.M.G. J. D.

Spiritualist Section.

Henry

Lecture Room--Allotment The Lecture Room is allotted as follows.

CARS:-

Tuesday, 20th. October Nore

Thursday, 22nd. October-A

Attachment

1st. Year Men will fire Part Iing Detachment. They discussed the fiying, and M. G. Course at Kennedy Road suddenly one boy exclaimed, Range on Monday, 19th October. Section, Corps ist. Battery. "What a poor turn he made; he Lorry will leave H. Q. at 5.20 p.m. 2/LL. R. M. Wood is attached to must be an amateur!”

No. 3 (LG.) Company for tem- Bat the boys were enthusiastic Remainder parade at HQ. at

16.10.36. in their praise a few seconds later 5.30 p.m. on Monday, 19th. Octo-porary duty with effect from when the plane landed and they ber for M. G. Signals and Point shouted with joy-"What à per- B. D. & A. Firing. fect landing, to be sure!**

Privates G. W. Arnold and W The "amateur pilot was Flight. K. Long will parade under RS.M. Lient. R. L R Ätcherley, the fan-for Arms and Squad Drill.·**

All members of the Section ous airman, of Schneider Trophy

.

.

Transfer 2/L. G. G. Moutrie, Armoured Car Section, is transferred to Re serve of Officers's from 16.10.36.

No. 2412 Private J. B. Veiga,!

Previously acknowledged Bhum Singh

Wallace Harper and Co., Ltd. M. R. Deb 10. Arepli

..$162.00

· 10,00€

10.00

.5.00-

10.00

5.00

5:00

10:00

5.00

5.00

$297.00

Further donations and/or offers

of loans of cars will be gratefully received by A. Urquhart, Clo:Jar- dine. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

NOTICE

Corps 1st. Battery Meeting

DOUBTS ON SAFETY REVIVED \fame, now in the experimental de-japart from Recruits will fre Part No. 10 Platoon, Corps Infantry, is There will be a meeting of A

Paris. The controversy in England and France over the safety of the Fly- ing Flex aeroplane will be revived by a serious accident to the co- designer of the machine Jast month.

M. Robert Bobineau, the col-j laborator of M. Mignet, the in- veator of the machine, was badly injured when the Flying Flex in which he was taking of crashed at Soissons Aerodrome.

partment at Farnborough Aircraft Establishment.

NEW BOMBER IN FRANCE

Orders Placed By England

No. 1 (MLG) Company Parade at H. Q. at 5:30 p.m. of Friday, 22rd. October for M. G Instruction.

No. 2 (Scottisch) Company Parade at H. Q. at 5.30 pm- on. Thursday, 22nd. October."

Leave

at Stonecutters transferred to Unit Reserve as Section, Corps 1st Battery after M. G. Course

parade on Thursday, 23rd. Octo- Range on Sunday. 25th. October, from 16.10.36.

No. 2077 Pte. G. W. Giffin, Re-ber. 1936. Launch will leave Queen's

AFFILIATED UNIT Pier at £30 am. sharp and call serve Section A, is transferred to

M. G. En. Signals with effect from Nursing Detachment; HEEDC at Kowloon Pier at 8.40 am.

16.10.36.

Lectures"! Lecture will be given by Cap- No. 1792 Pte. E. Quinlan, No. 2 tain L .T. Ride, MA, MB, B. Ch... Platoon, No. 1 (MG) Company. MR.CS. LECP on · Monday, returned from leave on 9.10:36. 19th October at the. P.W.D.-Of-

No, 2466 Pte. B. P. C. Fletcher, fices at 5.30 p.m. (No. 3 (M.G.) Company, is granted

Examination: In First Aid Examination in First Air will months' leave from 15.10.36 to

[be held at 5.30 p.m. at Volunteer No. 2379 Pte. N. Syker, No. 2 Headquarters Lecture Room on Platoon, No. 1 (MG) Company, is Tuesday, 20th October. The fol- granted 12 months leave from lowing are requested to attendan Parade at E. Q. at 530.p.zz. on 6.10.36. to 5.10.37 Monday, 19th. October..77. on the machine both in England 510 fitted with a Hispano 12 *The machine is a Dewotine

B Class-Repairs and Adjust- iments. cylinder cannon-engine. Fitted be. C Class-Points B. D. A. Hand- In England tests of a Flying tween the two banks of cylinders ting. Fles, built strictly to the original! is a gun which fires two-lb. shells. design, in the wind tunnel at at a high rate of fire.

B Class-Methods of Indication.6 C Class.-I. A. No. 1 and 2 Posi-

Delivery in England is expected shortly of one of the latest single-tions. seater French fighters which was ordered by the British Air Minis-]

It nose-dived and crashed after] rising about 180ft. This tendency to nose dive led to temporary bans by last January;

and France.

| Farnborough wers stated to have

No. 3 (M.G.) Company

*

....

M. G. En. Signals Saturday, 17th. October:----

The following Despatch Riders

14.4.37.

Strength

> Mim M. S.- Bander.

Miss DM. S. Descon.

No. 2699 Private HK Long, Mrs. L. Kennedy. MM G. Section 12.10.36.

No. 2700: Private, Choi Wing Ip.. No. 3 (M.G.) Company: 12.10.36.

No. 2701-Private, K. Thomas, No. 3 (MG) Company. 12.10.36.

No. 2702. Garner, S. R. Kerr,

It is probably to investigate the shown the machine to be safe.. efficiency of such comparatively report for duty with £. C. Signals: Bty. H. Section 15.10.36.

It was therefore assumed in heavy armaments, which have re- D/Es. Poy and Chan-Kowloon both countries that the nose-divejcently become popular with air|Signal Office at 08000 sel ÞÁT was found only in machines, that forces on the continent, that the D/Ra. Deitz and Chan-Com- were not-built according to the Air Ministry has bought the ma-mand H. Q. Signal' Office at 0930.). plans of the designers::

chine:

~~Petrol and Oil to be drawn from

G. S. FZZZELLA..

Captain.

Adjutant, HXV.D. Corps.

MR. V. M. Ciána: · Miss-M. Witchell. Kri. D. Farmer: Mrs. E. M. Phillippens. Miss LL. Woolley.

...Terve

Mrs. K. Durran, Commandant. Nursing Detachment, is granted. leave from 24.10.36, to 24.11.88.

Sgd.) K. DUERAN

- Commandant, Nursing Detachment, HK.V.D.C.

Bringing Up Father

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SAM HIM WORKING

HOP NEAR DADDY'S OFF

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TALK LIKE THAT?

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