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Max Hölz, was assaulted and badly E Undersigned have received the Institution of Naval Architects burt The assault, as reported in At Liverpool redutly the progress the Press at the time, and an initeed made through the mechanization scomed clear, was committed by the

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itu admirers thought he would get much glory if he could be made to appear the special object of the "Nazis'" hatred. So, according to He said failure to realize that the Frankfurter, it was arranged that some of his own comrados succes of airship transport dopend should beat him up just a little ed largely on the eflciency of the (without, of course, doing him any cowardly and that ground' organization and equip harm),

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tions had meant that an airship could go out only in good weather and was obliged to enter her shed before bad weather, come During the development period it was necessary to consider weather conditions in selecting a base, but if nirehips were to be run as a commercial means of transport it was not possible, except in a few unimportant instances, to select a baso on the commercial routes that would place a 'serious limitation on the operations if only the methods of human handling were available, The idea of the shed, therefore, anooring mast. Although thero was no suggession of finality in evon the fundamental method of moor ing, it would appear that the me-- thod dovoloped at Pulkam in 1921, eubsequently improved at Carding ton, and still further improved in the Canadinu and Indian towers was a very practical mechanical method. In view of the degree of

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felt that improvement and simpli. fiention, rather than the develop- ment of a new system should be aimed at. Neither R100 nor R101: bad so far made a landing to any." thing except the mooring tower, and, there had never been than 14 men employed in the pro- Es, though 200 to 300 were nood. ed under the old system. Ridi had ridden. out a gale at the mooring tower when the maximura gust reached à velocity of 83 milos an hour. But hundreds of men were still needed to take an airship into or out of her shed and an attempt was being made to mechanize this operation. It was proposed to transfer the airship from the moor-" ing tower to a transporter tower she was in much the sune way moored originally. The transpor- ter towor would then be towed se russ the aerodrome to the mouth of the shed. There the airship would bc attached to guys from trolleys The presence of Mr. Mackay running on rails through the shed Cummard, of Arizona, added to the and, while these hold her steady interest of services held in the Co-laterally, the tractor would operative Hall, Downing Street, re her into the shed. It was hopet cently, by the Manchester district to try out this method by the end organisation of the Church of Latof this year or early next year and ter-day Saints.

il, na was hoped, it proved satis factory they would be able to claim with justice that, the handling of airships when not in fight would have been completely mechanized.

MORMON MISSIONARY IN ENGLAND.

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Mrs. Cummard is twenty-one years of age, and is styled the Arst Mormon girl missionary to be sent to England by the parent church in Utah. In the performance of her missionary work she will re main in Manchester until next gum. mer, Mrs. Cummard is a school teacher, and her husband told a Press representative that she had saved up in order to be able to work for a time as a missionary. "Our missionaries get no pay," he said, "and they have to pay their own expenses. They do it for the love of the thing. Nearly all our young people look forward to being missionaries for a period, and we never have say shortage of men and women for the work."

This Year's Centenary. Mr. Cummard referred to the fact that this year is the centenary of the church, and said that its mis sionaries had not now the unplea set experience they used to have. At one time they were rather roughly received in England, but now it was only rarely that any pre.

·ORGANISED SCHOOL CAMPS judice was shown against them. The Mormon Church no longer wanted people to come to Utab, AN EXPERIMENT JUSTIFED, being now irmly established there. I wanted sympathisers in other countries to stay in those countries An interesting experiment in sub- and help to build up the Church in sidising organised school camps has thom. T The Mormon Church had been made this year by the Lan cashire Education Committee. The had adherenta in Manchester for director of education, states that over ninety years. At present it applications for grauts were receiv-had about two hundred members in ed from 30 schools, and grants to the Manchester, who held services each amount of £475 were made, the Sunday. schools themsolves raising a further £800.

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don last month, at which it was ENTERS, THE PER decided to form an organisation for SONALITY members of the modical profession SMARTLY DRESSKD who are in sympathy with the ideals

MAN IS FELT · AND of. Socialism.

Dr. C. W. Brock (London), the RESPECTED. convener, said that they were not

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BE WELL to the British Medical Association, but merely wished to have a society DRESSED IS A SOCIAL through which medical mon and DUTY. AND THIS women could become affiliated to the Labour party.

IS EASILY CARRIED A resolution favouring the forma OUT AT tion of such a body was carried un- animously.

In a discussion on the need for 'a State medical servies, Dr. Robinson (Manchester) said that he believed it was the only effective way to meet the country's humane requirements. "But there are medical men," he added," who are even grunting and growling about the establishment of national health insurance. If we are ever to have such a corvice we must organise our point of view.

Dr. Macdonald (York) said that The Co-operative Hall was crowd- they ought to liave, a clear definition Reports have been received from ed. for the service, at which Mrs. of what was meant by a State 11 out of the 30 schools, and the Cummard gave-a-brief-address, medical service. He expected it director says that psyically and. She remarked that in England there would be concerned with hospitals, ducationally the results have beon were mistakon notions as to the and was not in favour of State invariably excellent. The wachore Mormon Church "We are met bospital management. in charge have reported marked im over here," she continned, to Dr. Rickardo, a woman doctor, provemente in the physique of the separate families or entice people from Paddington, advised the in- children. In one school there was away from their own churches. We troduction of a system of co-ordina- an average increase of 21lb. in the are not here to take girls back to tion between hospitals and the gen weight of 60 boys during a week's Utnis. If giria are converted liere oral health services offered by the and want to go to Utah they will municipal bodies,tising in The improvement of the children have to conform with the ordinary. "I am an Indian practising in their mental outlook and their immigration laws. And if they get London," said Dr. Manon, of Clap- aocial experience from vito the to Utah. they will find the women ham, and I suggest that there districts fresh to their experienos, there living very comfortable lives would be a better understanding be There was tween the English and Indian and from the contacts they made in s spirit of harmony." wikenneths and with the negotins when.. Young Cantek prior to the British number of people who took a gtner wanted people to come to Utah, but Medical Association were no ous interea, in the success of tho that was no longer so, "We are opposed to Indians practising in journeys and camps itself has been doing nicely and we are reaching England, and even in their own jualification of the undertaking, out all over the world."

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