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STATE OFFICIAL AS PARTNER

Disclosures On 'Plane

Sales

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(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Sept. 12.

The Senate Committee which is Inquiring into the armaments trade turned its attention to-day to the affairs of the Curtiss- Wright Export Company, whose. business is to sell milltary 'planes to foreign countries.

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The hearing to-day was con- ducted by Mr, Alger Hiss, who was lant by the National Recovery Administration, a fact which Is taken in some quarters as em phasising the interest which the Roosevelt Government is taking

in the inquiry.

The witnesses were Mr. John Allard, president of the Curtiss- Wright Export Company. and Mr. W. D. Webster, à former president. A confidential letter purporting to show the companya attitude towards manoeuvres to get business,

was read

The letter was from Mr. Allard

to Mr. Burdette-Wright. vice-

president of the Curtiss-Wright Aeropläne Company — & parent company of which the Export. "Company is a subsidiary.

* UNETHICAL BUSINESS" An unidentined man giving the Jame of Gordon Enders had applied to Mr. Burdette Wright to be appointed sales agent in China for military planes. Mr. Wright refused the request, and notifed Mr. Allard, who replied as follows:

"Dear Burdle--While I realise that the ethics of the transac- tion are very questionable," from all I gather most Chinese busi- ness is unethical and I BEN think I would like to have had a chance at the Chinese business that Enders apparently had in his hand...

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1934.

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

Eighteenth Sunday After Trinity

Anglican Churches

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, BONG KONG.

30th September, 1934,-- 18th Sunday After Trinity.

9 a.m.

8 a.m. 10 8.m 11 am

Rev. H. W. Baines.

Holy Communion Holy Communion (Peak

Church Children's Service Matins and Bermon

Preacher: Evensong

Preacher: The Dean.

Free Churches

METHODIST CHURCH,

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THE TAIPING AERODROME

Imperial Airways

To Use It?

Singapore, Sept. 21.

"It is understood that Imperial Airways are considering the pos- sibility of using the Assam Kum- bang Aerodrome at Taiping dur- ing the wet season instead of Aler.

Service will be held at the Eng-Star, although nothing definite lish Methodist Church, Queen's Road East, Wanchal."

30th September, 1834, 18th Sunday After Trinity. Morning order 10.15 am. by the

Rev. E C. H. Tribbečk.

Hymn No. 732 "Sweetly the holy

hyme"

("Southport")

Prayer

The Lord's Prayer

has yet been settled.”

Alor Star Aerodrome is very soft in the wet season and it will be recalled that about a fortnight aga ar suffered damage to the under- outward bound plane

carriage on landing.

Shortly afterwards an Imperial 'plane few very low over the Tai- ping ground to inspect the condi- tion. This ground is regarded as of a very high standard by the

6.30 p.m. Hymn No. 680 "Glad was my Royal Air Force and the leader of

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Week Day Services Matins-Dally. at 9.00 am. Intercessions for the Sick-Wed-

nesday at 10.15 am. Holy Communion-Thursday at

7.45 8.

Holy Communion-Friday at 7.45 Choir Practice.-Friday at 5.30

a.m.

p.m.

Catholic Churches

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

The following are the forthcom- ing services at the Catholic Cathedral Caine Road.

Sept. 30th-Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost. Feast of St. Jerome, Doctor of the Church. MORNING SERVICES

Ist Mass at 6. 2nd Mass at 8-with sermon in

"This, of course, is not oficial, but is confidential between you and me. I do think that fard Enders had come in here with cash to buy aviation equipment to be sent to China, and the State Department gave Us approval, I would not care much who Enders" was....

"Under present conditions we did not get the chance to make contact with him, so we can stick up our noses in the air and say, we prefer not to asso- ciate with men of his calibře. but the truth of the matter is" I wish we had got an order Jack.”

The company's 'activities in Boll- via were then dsecribed.

It was alleged that the Arm ensured sales of planes by em- ploying

high

Government official

as a "silent partner." and that a British and Dutch frm had offered gifts to the official to try to oust the Ameri- can firm.

Perfect

"This fish is not too fresh, Tony.” "No, sir. Junta right."

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Chinese..

Mass at 10.30-with sermon in English.

EVENING SERVICE

At 4, Benediction of the Blessed

Bacrament. **

of

To-day begins the Triduum

prayer

honour in

of St.

Teresa....

October 2nd-Feast of the Holy

Guardian Angels.

October 3rd.--Feast of St. Teresa:

Solemn High Mass at 7.30. October 4th.--Feast of St. Francis

of Assisi Solemn High Mass at 1.30. From 5.30.to 6.30 p.m. Holy Hour.

October 5th-First Friday of the

Month. General Communion In honour of the S. Heart at 7.30 Mass.-Benediction of the During the month of October Blessed Sacrament at 5.30 p.m.

there will be every evening, at 5.30 on week days, the recita- tion of the Rosary before the Blessed Sacrament and Bene- diction.

On Week Days. Mass at 8 and 7.30.

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All kinds of bread by first class Russian Bakers Visit our bakery.

HOU HING DANCING CLUB

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heart to hear"

("Falcon Street")

1st. Lesson, Josh. 24. 26-33. Children's Address Children's Hymn No, 630 "O grant

us light"

("Alstone", 2nd. Lesson, Eph. 5. 1-21. Prayer Notices

Hymn No. 618 "O happy band of

pilgrims"

("Knecht")

Sermon

Hymn No. 101 Blessing.

National Anthem.,

the squadron that came from Iraq earlier in the year described It as one of the best he had seen in the East,

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Both: Penang and Kuala Lumpur are considered to be too soft for the heavy mal 'planes, particu-

when the ground has settled and larly during the wet season. Pos- sibly Penang will be all right the work that is being carried out at Kuala Lumpur, should make it ("Theudora") suitable for use by the heaviest

aircraft in the near future.

The delay in regard to the Ipot aerodrome for which the P.WD. has completed all plans and is ready, to

as soon as the money is available, is partly due to the fact that the Government, on the advice of the RAF, "has decided to make no start until a The Lord's Prayer

really first class ground suitable Hymn No. 518 "When we walk for the heaviest mall and Service

with the Lord"

aircraft can be provided.

Evening Order 8.15 p.m. by the

. Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck. Hymn No. 574 "Father. Son, and Koly Ghost" ("Wellspring")

Prayer

Reading Prayer. Notices

("Trust and Obey")

Hymn No. 497 "To the hills I lift mine eyes" ("St. Hilary") Address

Hymn No. 475 "I need Thee every

hour"

("I Need Thee")

Blessing.

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK

The Christian Social Hour in the Sailors' and Soldiers' Horne1 Lounge at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Beginning on Sunday, October 7th.

the evening service will be at 6 p.m. and the Christian So cial Hour at 8.15 p.m. The preacher on the arst Sunday in October will be the Rev. Rudland Showell, B.Sc. of Lingnam University, Canton. The evening service will con- clude with a celebration of Holy Communion.

SPECIAL NOTICE

The ceremony of "breaking the Bod" in connection with the building of the new Chinese

* Methodist Church will take place, on the site (at" the junction of Johnston and HennessyRoads, Wanchal nearly opposite the Bailors' and Soldiers Home), at 2.30 p.m. on Monday, October 1

St. Andrew's Church. Kow100. (Church of England)

The following are the forthcom ing Services, etc., at St. Andrew s Church, Kowloon:-

Sunday September 30th... Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.

Holy Communion

8.15 am. 11:00 am..

Matins and Sermon

Preacher: The Vicar. Evensong and Sermon, 6.15 p.m. Preacher: The Rev. C. B., R.

Bargent, MA,

(Headmaster of the Diocesan

Boys' School)

Sunday Schools...

Young People's Service in the

Church at 9.45 ain

start

Miltary Band Concert.

By kind permission of the Major J. A. A. Griffin, D.8.O., and Officers, the Band of the 1st Btn. The Lin- colnshire Regiment will play in the Church grounds at 9 p.m. Ad- mission: Civilians 30 cents. Ser- vice Men Free. If wet the Concert will be held in the Fall Tuesday.

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A Klondyke Whist Drive will be held in the Hall at B. p.m. Admission 50 cents including refreshments. Everyone wel- come.

Wednesday,

A Concert on behalf of the com- ing Fete will be held in the Hall at 9. pm. Admission #1 including tax

Thursday,

Second meeting of the newly- formed Women's Fellowship. Mr. Harold Scott will give a short pianoforte recital

Friday, Final

meeting of the Tete Com- mittce and Stallholders at 9. p.m. in the Church Hall.

UNION CHURCH

Kennedy Road. (Eour Kon

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1934,

Sunday School. 1.30 am

Sunday School in Taikoo will re- open on Sunday, 7th Oct at 2.45 p.m.

Morning Berrios, 10.30 am. Evening Service, 6 pm.

Preacher-Rev. E. G. Powell. Social Hour after Evening Service will be resumed on Bunday, 7th Oct.

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Hall at 10, a.m

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.15 am,

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MEETINGS: Saturday, 9.15 P.M.

Sunday, 9.15 P.M.

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$2 Pari-Mutuels,

ADMISSIONS Members Stand $1

Public Stand 40 cents

The Sunday School is held on San- day Mornings In o'clock.

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8 pm. Beading Room, at above address open-Tuesday and Friday, 10 s.m. to 12 Noon Monday and Thursday, 6.30 to 7 pm

The Publicis cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Read- Jng Boom

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