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ROYAL ARSENAL DORMAN, LONG'S

Excellent Labour Conditions

(DOJAMS TIPA NY 14PICS)

London, Nov. 3. The Duke of Kent, who is an In- spector of the Home Office. Factor- les Department, praised conditions of work in the Woolwich Arsenal when he attended the Arst dinner of the Royal Ordnance Factories at the Holborn Restaurant.

"I have inspected a great num- ber of industrial factories," said the Duke, and when I went to the Royal Ordnance Factories I was at once struck with the ex- cellent conditions of labour, which surely compare favourably with most other factories.

"Clearly the authorities have realised how important it is that the men who produce an efficient article should work and live in healthy conditions."

The Mayor of Woolwich (Ald E. H. Kemp) said there had been rumours of transferring the Arsenal from Woolwich because of Its vulnerability. The feat of Scott and Black had shown that all parts of the British Isles were vulnerable.

Viscount for War, said: "I am not going to attempt to betray the secrets of Budget not yet drafted, but I may, without indiscretion, say that in the next twelve months we may look forward to at least as much work (in the arsenals) as we have got at present."

Hailsham, Secretary

RADIO STATION OPENED

Hsuchow, Nov. 13.

The newly constructed radio sta- tion for the Heuchow and Hal- chow Areas here was formally put into operation yesterday... Kuo in.

COMETS ENGINE

DESIGNER

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov.

In the brilliant achievements of the Comets in the air race little attention has been paid to Major

J B. Halford, the designer of their Gipsy VI. engines.

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A free lance in aero-engine design, he has an office within 200

CAPITAL

Reconstruction Plan

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Nov. 3.

. Details have been issued of the long-awaited, revised scheme of reconstruction of Dorman, Long, and Co., the mammoth iron sha steel combine, which operates from | Middlesbrough. They show that:

Over £9,000,000 of the group's capital has been lost. for the nominal amount outstanding is to' be written down from £11,248,148 to £2,007,271.

The extent of the losses to be provided for does not come as a surprise. Indeed, the scheme is less drastic than that proposed last year when a writing-down of £9,497,468 was contemplated. The slightly better terms now suggest- ed have been made possible by the subsequent improvement in trad- Ing conditions, which have enabled the company to put into operation further units of plant which were formerly idle.

Altogether the reorganisation will involve a saving of interest on fixed charges 01 at least $255,000 annually,

The debenture-holders' commit- tee, while not attempting to fore- cast future trading results, points out that the conditions of the iron and steel industry have generally improved, and that Dorman, Long has also benefited from important economies now in operation.

The committee is in- formed that trading profits have for some months past been run- ning at a rate equal to the new fixed charges of the company, de- preciation, bankers' interest, and amortisation, and some dividend upon the 64 pic. first preference shares.

There is a hint in the scheme that the group may in the future consider fusion with other in- terests in the industry. With the reconstruction completed, and trade improving, it seems probable that a renewed approach may be made to the South Durham Steel and Iron Co., proposals for amal gamation with which falled last autumn.

SACRED OR PROFANE?

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 3. There is a story told of Prof. A.

C. Clark, who is resigning the Pro

yards of Piccadilly-circus, where fessorship of Latin at Oxford, nearly B score of draughtamen | which has been repeated in his work under his direction. 分

presence without his denying ita authenticity,

Fils first engines were the Air- disco series. Better known nowa- days are the Cirrus and the Gipsy series. • !

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1934.

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

Sunday Next Before Advent.

'S. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, HONG KONG

25th. November, 1934. Sunday Next Before Advent. Holy Communion

8.00. a.m. Holy Communion (Peak

Church

8.00 a.m. Children's Service

10.00 a.m. Mattins and Sermon ....11.00 am.

Preacher: The Dean."

Evensong

8.30 p.m. Preacher: Rev. H. W. Baines. "LOSING IDEALS!'

Week Day Services, Etc. Mattina.-Daily at 9.00 a Intercessions for the Sick

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Wednesday at 10.15 am. Haly Communion.--Thursday

7.45 1.0. Holy Communion-St. Andrew's Day, Friday at 7.45 am.. Choir Practice.-Friday at 5.30

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p.m. Cathedral Training Group, Wed- nesday at 6.45 p.m. to 9.15 p.m.

The Chapel of the Resurrection Happy Valley

9.15 am.---Sunday School,

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Church of England

The following are the Services

On Week Days

Mass at 6 and 7.30.-

PASSENGERS

S.S. President McKinley The President McKinley's passen- gers from Manila for Hong Kong included-Mr. Walter W. Allerton, Miss Adelaide H... Allerton, Mr. Chang Hal San, Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Courtney, Mr. Harold E. Foster, Mr. Amerigo E., Laure, Miss E, Marte Flapp, Mr. Edward V. Willett, and Mr. Herbert Seidler.

8.5. Chichibu Maru Passengers arriving per s.s. Chi- chibu Maru yesterday included:- Mr. C-Antonil, Mr. H. L. Black, Mr. ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH, E, F. Barnes, Mr. O. Beirne, Mr. H

WANGHAI (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital,

Queen's Road, East)..

Bonnafous, Mr. and Mrs. D. Baker- Carr, Mi. P.. Camba, Mr. Andres Cancte, Mr. D. Ceba, Mr. N. A. Couper, Mrs. V. L. Côpemah, Count and Countess S. de Champeaux, Miss de Champeaux, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Cole. Lady E Davis, Mr. T. Davis, Mr. G. Fangan, Mr. L. J. danger, Fugler, Dr. F. F. Gonzalez-Sioco,

Sunday, 25th. November, 1934, Morning Order 10.15 am, by Mr.

William H. Smith. Hymn No. 488 "Oft in

ofs in woe,"

1st Lesson* Psalm 91 End Lesson: 2 Cor. 8: 1-18 Notices

Sermon

Benediction

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Evening Order 5 p.m. by the Rev.

A. H. Bray, M.A., B.D.. Notices Sermon Blessing Vesper.

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Master F. F. Gonzalez-Sioco, Mr. H. Gittins, Miss I. Gittins, Miss S. V. Gittima, Miss Alma Galterio, Mr. Shinzaburo Hirooka, Mr. and Mrs. FH. Hermon, Mr. T: J. Ivanoff, Mr.. E. Jimnez, Mr. Tatsuo Kawai, Mrs. Tomiko Kawal, Dr. W. Lange, Mr. R. Lizo, Miss M. G. Lodge, Mr. A. Macaventa, Mr." L. Macaventä, Mr. 4. Mapola. Mr. N. MacRossan, Mr. K. J. Mitchell, Miss E, M. Margeri- son, Mr. L. Nuneza, Miss L. van Norden, Mr. P. Peroles, Mr. A. Pre- cilla. Mr. B. Pantaleon, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robinson, Master J. M. G. Robinson. Mr. R. L. Rafols. Mr. Juan Rescaber, Mr and Mrs. P. Reuben, Master R. H. Reuben. Mr. V. Santiago. Mr. R. San Juan, Miss M. J. Skimpton, Miss E. K. Stops, Mr. C. M. Shroff, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Schuett, Mr. J. Tonkin, Mr. U. I. Thadani, Mr. W. A. Toogood, Mr. M. and 6 p.m. Vocational Train-Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Young, ing Classes

NOTICES "Meetings in the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home unless specified elsewhere) Monday, 26th November-3 pm

Ladies Church Aid Society: 5.30 p.m. House Committee; 7 p.m. Badminton Club.

etc., for the forthcoming week at Tuesday, 27th November-5.30 p.m. Velovia, Mra R. E. Welch, Mr. P. G.

St. Andrew's Kowloon.

Sunday, November 25th. Sun- day next before Advent.

8.15 am. Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m. Matins and Sermon.

Preacher: The Vicar

6.15 p.m. Evensong and. Sermon.

Preacher: The Vicar,

Sunday Schools

The Young People's Service meet in the Church at 9.45 am.

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The Primary Sunday School meet in the Hall at 10 a.m.

Sunday Afternoon Circle for

and Women Young Men

in the Hall at 3 pm."

Monday

The Little Company of Christ meet in the church at 6 p.m.

St. Andrew's Club will hold a

Social Evening at 9 pm.

Tuesday

There will be a General Meet- ing of the Mothers Union at 3 p.m. All members are requested A freshman named Love was to make a special effort to attend sent to him. Timidly he knocked Girls' Guild meet in the Hall at on the door. There was no reply. | 5.30 p.m. He went in. Prof. Clark did not

look up from his work. Finally the

Father of 5,000 Major Halford, who is young and inexhaustibly energetic, initiated | undergraduate sald: "Please, Sir. what is known as the "H" type of ¦ T'm Love.”. engine the capital letter illustrat- ing the cylinder arrangement.

He is also the designer of the high-powered 24 cylinder-in-line engine known as the Dagger.

This is an air-cooled motor, and is fitted for experimental purposes to a high-speed Hart bomber.

It is no exaggeration to say that there are 5,000 Halford-designed engines in use throughout the world to-day,

Still without looking up, Prof. Clark replied:

Sacred or Profane?

Corpus Christi College, to which Prof. Clark belongs, has three pro- fessorial fellows. These were im- posed on the college by one of the 19th

century university commis- slons, on the ground that Corpus. though one of the smallest col- leges-it has 90 undergraduates-- was also one of the richest.

RUSSIAN MOSCOW BAKERY 69, Rua do Campo, MACAO.

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

HOU HING DANCING CLUB

Top Floor, Central Hotel. Every Night Dancing.

Refreshments, Bar, and Best Partners.

GARAGE MACAU New and Comfortable Tourist Cars Phone 2317.

DOG

MEETING

ADMISSIONS

Wednesday

Wolf Club meeting at 5.30 p.m.

Thursday Women's Fellowship meet at 3 p.m. Mrs. Nath will be the spea-

ker...

Boy Scouts meeting at 6 o'clock St. Andrew's Club Games Night at 9 p.m.

Friday

St. Andrew's Day. Holy Com- munion will be celebrated at 7

There will be a V. D. M. A Committee meeting in the Hall at 9 o'clock.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

The following are the forthcomp- ing services at the Catholic Cathe- eral Caine Road.

November 25th.-Last Sunday

After Pentecost.

Morning Services.

1st Mass at B.

2nd Mass at 8, with sermon in

Chinese.

3rd Mass at 10.30, with sermon in

English.

Wednesday, 28th November-5.30 MA, E. Gerondel, and Miss E. M.

Mutton p.m. General Committee: 8.30 ph Arts and Crafts Exhibi- tion.

Thursday, 29th November-7. p.m.

Badminton Club.

Friday, 30th November-5.30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Vocational Train- ing Classes,

HEALTH BULLETIN OF

FASTERN PORTS"

Week Ending November 17 Mague: Bassein, 1 case; Colom- ba I; Saigon (Cholon), b

Cholera: Madras, 14 'cases. Smail-Pox:-Bombay, 3 cases; Madras, 1; Negapatam. 1: Rangoon, 1: Vizagapatam, 5: Colombo, 8;

Preliminary Notices

Monday, December 3rd.-A SALE OF WORK will be held in the Helena May Institute at 3 p.m. Lady Southern hay Macao, 1.

kindly consented to open the Sale, the proceeds of which are in aid of the Saflers' and Soldiers' Home. There will be Woollen. Fancy Goods, Home Produce and Sweet Stalls, Side Shows, Teas, etc. Wednesday. December 6th.-A DANCE will be held in the gallors and Soldiers' Home at 8.30 p.m. The Blue Rythm Darice Orchestra will be in attendance. Admission $1.00 'Ladies by invitation Refresh-

ments provided.

UNION CHURCH

Kennedy Road. (Eonf Kong)

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1934,

Sunday School:-

"Kennedy Rond:-9.30 a m.

Taikoo:-8.45.p.m. Morning Service, 10.30 s.zu. Evening Service, 8 p.m. Preacher:-The Rev. Dr. E. L. Allen. Social-Hour will be held in the Church Hall after Evening Service.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.

$1

(Branch of The Mather Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mast 7.8.4) MACDONNELL ROAD, LOW Bown

ROAD TRAM Station. ||-

NOVEMBER 25, 1934 :---

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.15 a.m.

Subject: "SOUL AND BODY.”. The Sunday School is held on San- At 4, Benediction of the Bless day Mornings, 10 o'clock.

ed. Sacrament.

Evening Service.

November 30th-Feast of St. An

drew. Apostle: November 30th-At 5.30 p.m., be- gls the Novena of the Tm- maculate Conception.

RACING

Saturday, 9.15 P.M.

Sunday, 9.15 P.M.

81 Cash Sweeps,

$2 Pari-Mutuels,

Members' Stand $1

Public Stand 40 cents.

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6 p.m. Reading Room at above address open-Tuesday and Friday, 16 am. lo to Noon. Monday sad Thursday, 30 197 p.m.

The Public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Read- ing Room

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Genoa's Imports Increase Genoa's Inward cargo increased 10 per cent. during first half of 1934 while outward cargo decreas Led 9 per cent. A total of 2,740

。,。, ships of 5,499,391 net tona entered the port during the first half of 1834, -against 2,613 vessels of 5,081,238 net tons in 1933, Che gain in numbers thus being 127. or 56 per cent, while their net tonnage increased 8 per cent Cargo discharged. rose from 2,636 - 991 metric tons in 1933 to 2,913,- 82 tons a gain of more than 10 per cent.

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