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THE RED BOGEY | NEW WARPLANES DIARY OF LOCAL
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For The Air Force
Here are two items of air news which will affect the whole future of flying in this country:
1. Within four months the RAF. will be flying new warplanes cap- able of 300 miles an hour.
2. The first helicopter which can rise and descend like a lift from a street or roof is to be built at the Blackburn Airplane Company's factory at Brough, near Hull.
The great speed-up of the RAF. now in progress means the end or the obsolete machines that have been retained year after year in the Royal Air Force in the hope of disarmament abroad..
At lenst five squadreris are equippeď with twelve-year-old bombing machines not capable of ninety m.ph. These will be re- placed with the new 300 m.p.h. bombers,
FLYING BACKWARDS Existing five-year-old Fury inter- Captor fighter types are being re- equipped with the new Kestrel VI. 640 h.p. engine. This will increase the Fury's speed to about 250 m.p.h.
London, Sept. 3. There is something rather ludi- crous in the spectacle of those great upholders ΟΙ democracy Britain and the United States, the arch-destroyer of democracy Italy. and a little, hanger-on of the Fascist group. Latvia, almultañe ously complaining to the Soviet Government about the speeches made at the Communist Congress. Mr. Roosevelt's intervention is easily understood; his country has, towards Communists, liberal traditions; anti-Communism is a sort of mania; and there is reason tq suspect that if he chooses to get indignant at the boastings of Mr. Earl Browder in Moscow it is be- cause he thinks it good politics not to appear (at the moment) too Radical. Mussolini protests as a matter of cynical form. But Sir Bamuel Hoare ought to have more sense of proportion. It is a little childish after all these years for the Foreign Office to rediscover the Communist International. It is merely allly-to-protest-because- Communist leaders have been say- ing that the great task of British politics is to get rid of the National Government, Other people besides Communists would also say that. It would have been more sensible If Lord Chilston had been instruct- ed to congratulate the Soviet Gov- ernment on its wisdom in notice- ably withdrawing the extent of its support of the Communist Inter- national and the Communist In-cooled engine' amidships. This will ternational on its surprising change of policy. The speeches at the Moscow Congress show clearly that Communism 1s on the defensive. It has ceased to promise a world revolution round the corner, and In concerned only (like the British Guvernment) to avert Fascism.
NEW - NOTE
The new helicopter is the inven- tion of an Hungarian, M. asboth.
These are some of the things it will do:
Climb absolutely vertically at 1,500 feet a minute.
Hover or fly backwards, cruise at 120 mm.p.h.
Beat two people, take 1001bs. of | luggage, and enough fuel to y from London to Parizo
Descend at Bfteen feet Der second like a parachuté.
It will have a 300 hp. water-
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EVENTS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Anniversaries and Holidays. Ember Day, Saints Eustace and Comps., Mm.
Auctions-Crown Land, District Office, South, 11 a.m; Household Furniture, Lammert's Kowloon Sales Room, 2.30 p.m. Cinemas
King's: "Charlie Chan In Egypt." Queen'g:--"Hat, Cost And Glove," Central-Chinese Picture." Oriental: Little Miss Marker.”.
Alhambra: "Chinese Picture." World:-"Chinese Picture.”
Majestic:-"Shadow Of Doubt." Star:-The Sign Of The Cross" Star:-"The Sign Of The Cross."
Lectures-Christian Fellowship, Helena May, 10.30 am. Speaker: Rev. E. Tribbeck:
Meetings St. Andrew's Church Executive Committee. 6 p.. Miscellaneous-All Ranks "Open | Air Tombola," Wellington Barracks, 7,30 p.m.: Whist Drive and Tombola, RAW.O.8 and Bgts'. Mess, 8.30 p.m.
Social-Battery Dinner, Vorun- teer Headquarters, 8 pm.
Sports
Swimming. Interport, Hong Kong v. Shanghai (V.R.C.). 9.15 p.m.; Final, Hong Kong University (Y.M.C.A.), 2.30 p.m.
Moon.-VIII moon, 23rd. Day.
Sunrise.--6.11 am Sunset.-8.23
pm
Tides. High at 1.42; Low at 10.18.-
SATUR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Anniversaries and Hoildays.
Anniversary Celebration of the St. Matthew. Ember Day. Jubilee work both propeller and rotors.
First Kowloon (St. Andrew's Troop After a speed of about twenty-of Boy Scouts. two miles an hour is reached the engine will be disengaged from the rotors. It will then turn the for- ward propeller.:
GROUND 'SOUNDINGS' After that the rotors will operate by air and, even should the engine
In fog when the ground is ob- scured the pilot can descend in "steps" by using the throttle." Opening it, he will ascend rapidly. Closing it gradually will result in a slow descent.
As in a ship he will be able to lower a rope to take "soundings" to locate the presence of high
Rround beneath him.
In war when hovering for obser- vation the new helicopter would be able to escape the diving fighter by suddenly accelerating and climbing out of the way of the hall of bullets.
It is a new note in Communist | fail, the machine will still descend history to hear in the words of Uke a parachute. The rotor blades Comrade Wilhelm Pleck, who open- will stili function. ed the Congress) that "It is not "a matter of indifference to us what political system exists in "this or that capitalist country." and that "we Communists Oght "wich might and main for every "strap of democratic liberty." Sir Samuel Hoare may be as sceptical ag the British Labour party itself about the sincerity of these new friends of democracy, but I he does not allow himself to be sway- ed by old prejudices he will re- cognise that the change in Com- munist policy is in keeping with the changed foreign policy of the Soviet Union. No longer is money The Air. Ministry have promised being poured out lavishly to create to buy one of these machines, if independent "mass Communist the tests are satisfactory. partles in every country. The How of subsidies trickles meagrely, and the Communist parties are bidden to co-operate with their ancient enemies, the Social De- mocratic partles. How the Social- ist parties take the overtures, of their would-be allies is another matter, and not the issue. But even the most suspicious of them would admit that in the present state of Europe not' Communism (near Kobe) TAKARAMUKA
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Bathing. Methodist Church, Po- lice Pier, 2.30 p.m., Fenwick Street Pler: 2.45 p.m. Kowloon Tong An- glican Church, 3.15 p.m.
Cinemas King's:-"Goin" To Town, Queen's: "Hat, Coat And Glove."
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Central:-"Chinese Picture."-
Oriental:-"Little Miss Marker." Alhambra:-"Chinese Picture. World:-"Chinese Picture."
Majestic:-"Shadow Of Doubt,”
Meet.ngs. Creditors and Men- bers, Associated Petroleum Co., Ltd., On Lok Yuen, 25 Des Voeux Road Central, 3 p.m., and 3.30p.m.
Miscellaneous. - St. Andrew's Scout Jubilee Festival, 3. p.m.
Bocia). — Craigengdwer Cricket Club Whist Drive, 9 D..
Sports
Baseball-Americans v. Chinese (La Salle College), 3.30 ̊ p.m.
Bowls-Sentor Division, Civil Service C.C. ́v. Police R.C; Crai- gengower C.C.. "A" v.
Kowloon B.G.C.; Kowloon C.C. v. Craigen
gower C.C. "B": Junior Division, Yacht Club v. Kowloon B.G.C.: Hong Kong FC. v. Craigengower 0.0...
Racing-Eighth Extra Race Meeting (Happy Valley),
Swimming. - Interport, Hong
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visit to the Austrian
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President, Herr Wilhelm Miklas. accompanied by the British Minis- ter, Sir Walford Selby. British Wireless,
SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS
London, Sept. 18. Bir Staford Cripps has résignéď-| from the National Executive of the whole litany of "serious ahoricom- Labour Party in order to dissociate
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The belated carrying out of the tactics of the united front; the in ability tamnobilise the masses around® partial demands, political as well as economic in character; the fallure to-realise the necessity:
hmself from the attitude of the Executive in supporting the Gov eramena roreign policy and from leagues regarding this matter. a desire not to embarrass his col-
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Moon-VIII Moon, 24th Day. Bunris).-6.11 am. Sunset.---6.22
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Tides-High at 3:05; Low at 11.43.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Cineznas,
King's:--"Coin' To Town,” Queen's: Werewolf Of Londoni,” Central:-"Chinese Picture.” World: "Chinese Picture." Alhambra:-"Mad"Love.”
Sports
Baseball-Japanese v. Canadians (Caroline H), 8.30 a.m.
Moon.-VIII Moon, 25th, Day. Sunrise.-6.11 a.m. Sunset.-6.24
pm.
Tides High at 0.45 and 15.58; Low_at_8.35 and 18,05.
of struggling in defence of the untors and in mass organisations Government regards the Commun- remnants of Bourgeois democracy: of toffers formed by bourgeuls 188 International as more of an the failure to recognise the neces parties; under-estimation of the encumbrance than an asset and sity of creating an anti-Imperialist importance Flore Work among the pursued a diplomatic course that People's Front in the colonial and peasantry and the petty bourgeois- his no relation to the theory of dependent countries; neglect of masses in the towns, and so our world revolution that Soviet Russla work in reformist and Fascist trade Can one wonder that the Soviet inherita from ita founders?
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