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MACHINE TOOLS

At The Leipzig Fair

the main

As in former years. engineering Interest of the Lepag Fair, which opened on March } and closed or March 9. ay in the machine-tool section. We have commented on the trend of design. when discussing the exhibits in this section, for several years past,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1936.

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

CATHOLIC

SERVICES

First Sunday After Easter.

CATHEDRAL

discussed after Morning Service on Sunday, so it is hoped there will be a representative attendance,

Helena May Christian The Cathe-Fellowship meets on Friday mom

The following are the forthcom-

ing services at the Catholic dral, Caine Road.

10. First Sunday After Easter

MORNING SERVICES

1st Mass at 6

and the Fair which has just closed showed that progress is. In general. being continued in the same direc- | April tione. There was, for exampe, a noticeable tendency to simply the design in many classes of tools. while leaving the customer free to dd additional elements to meer is particular requirements. T practice follows on a tendenev by no means confined to German manufacturers to offer tools de- signed for a few specialised opern- tions rather than universal model- Another noticeable feature of "the designs exhibited Was the

Very

wide range of speeds and feeds available, and although in a sense this is a contrary tendency fo that just referred to, it renders the machines suitable for operating on a wide variety of materiais. , Spindle speed ratios of 50 to i are obtainable on some of the lathes shown, a ratio of 80 to 1 s ob- tainable on a new vertical mileg. while both boring and drilling nachthes had ratios of as high as 100 to 1.

Another point to which attention is being particular v directed is the disposal of the swart, and this may be illustrated bi the M.W.F. lathes. In thes machines., the

directed swart is Into a central opening in the bed. where it passes on to a conveyor tand running under the athe.

REDUCTION OF IDLE TIMES

Reference has been made in previous years to the reduction o. lale fimes, and to the centralisation and simplification of the 'contrais. and further progress has been made in all these directions. Several machines embody singic- lever control for such functions as starting and stopping the spind e and table-feed motions. operation of the clamping device for the work, and for starting and stopp- ing the grinding head in the case of grinders. A good example of one-ever control is afforded by the Unger automatic profile grinder. the lever controlling the Tolation of the work, starting. the coolan pump. quick-feed motion of the wheel to the work, change over 10 the grinding feed, the return motion of the slide, and the stopping of the work rotation and of the coolant pump. Some makers have adopted the practice of coupling up the various levers 10 simplify the control. Rapid handling of the work is facilitated in many machines ty, the employment of eitner electrically or hydraul-ally- operated clamping devices. As re- gards the materials used in the construction of the machines, cast hion alloyed with nickel or chrome is very generally employed for the beds. uprights and tables. Guide ways are usually chib cast, and are ground rather than scraped. Some form of guard to protect the ways from chips and dirt is common, and felt strippers are also employ- te to clear the ways and distribute a thin film of oil It is noticeab.c I connection with the arrange. ment of the drive that the tanged motor has been largely abandoned,

Chinese.

ing ut 10.30 a.m. in the Institute.

A meeting of the Women's Guild will be held in the Church Hall on Monday, April 20, at 10 am,

THE FILMS IN SCHOOL

A Recognised Medium

London, March 30.

The value of the cinema as an aid to education has come to be widely recognised since the Mid- dlesex County Council led the way

in its use a few years ago. But until now one awkward point his checked the use of films by schools and by amateurs. The manufac- A concert, sponsored by Mrs. urers of "non-dam," 16-millimetre, 2nd Mass at 8 with german in Lockhart, and in ald of the Church sound films have turned out two

Funds, will be held in the Church Hall on Friday, April 24, at 9.15 different kinds which are not in- p.m. Tickets, 50 cents each, canterchangeable on the same pro- be had from members of the jector: and many who might have Church Committee,

faced the... expense of installing projecting apparatus have re- frained until such time a common standard.of manufacture should be arrived at.

3rd Mass at 10,30 with sermon in

English.

EVENING SERVICE

At 3.30, Catechism.

At 4, Benediction of the Blessed

Sacrament.

April 21-St. Anselm, Archbishop

of Canterbury and Doctor" ol the Church.

April 23.-St. George. Patron of

England..

April 24--At 7.30. Mass begins the Novena in honour of St.

"Joseph.

April 25.-St. Mark, The Evangelist. At 1.10 a.m., Litany of the Saints

and Procession.

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Or week days Mass at 6 and 7 30.

-ST. TERESA'S CHURCH

The following are the forthcum- ing services, etc, at St. Teresa's Church, Kowloon Tong:-

Saturday. April 18.-St, Elphege.

Abp. of Canterbury and M. (1012).

3 p.m.-Meeting of St. Teresa's Young Men at the Rectory for visit to the sick in the Kowloon Hospital.

8 p.m.-Debating meeting of St. Teresa's C..M.8. Study Circle. Motion: That Cinema has Social Evil, proved to be a Speakers: A. Poon, Jos. Chan, John Chung and William Chang.

Sunday. April 19-Low Sunday-

St. Crescentius C.

7 a.m.-First Mass with sermon

in Chinese. Bam-Low Pontifical Mass celebrated by His Lordship Bishop Desvalziere with First Communion and Confirmation.

9.30 a.m.-Third Mass with ser-

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

· a

THE DISCREPANCY" The discrepancy is the result or a mistake made in the early days of sound-film manufacture, when

16mm. of. "Atone- | specifications for

films

Macdoneli Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station. Sunday, April 19 Sunday Service.---11.15 a.m.

Subject: Doctrine

ment." The Sunday School is held on Sun-

day Mornings-10 o'clock, Testimonial Meeting.-8.00 pm. Reading Room at above address open: Tuesday and Friday-10

a.m. to Noon; Monday, Thura day.-5.30 to 7.00 p.m. The Public is cordially invited to

the Reading Room ".

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON SERMON

Atone-

drawn up in the United States were, altered in Europe, and Es result of that alteration some firns

one

have their sound track on side and some on the other. The confusion was greatly to the disad- vantage of the manufacturers of projectors and of films as well as of possible purchaser's, and last

year the industry took the sensible step of asking the British Stan. dards Institution to decide which specification should be adopted.

First Church Of Christ.

Scientist

Subject: " Doctrine of

ment." The subject of the lesson Sermon in all churches of Christ, Scientist. to-morrow, April 19 will be: "Doc-growing resources trine of Atonement.”

The Golden Text will be: "The preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto. us which are saved it is the power of God" (1 Corinthians 1:18).

Ameng others, the following citations from the Bible will be read: "And it came to pass, that, as they went in the way, a certain. man said unto him, Lord, I will follow then whithersoever thou goest And Jesus said unto him,

mon in English, followed by Foxes have holes, and birds of the Benediction of the Most Bless-air have nests; but the Son of man ed Sacrament,

2 p.m. Catechetical Instruction

in Chinese, followed by Bene- diction of the Most Blessed

Sacrament. ··

3 p.m.-Meetlag of St. Teresa's

Chinese Young Lagles. 3pm-Meeting of St. Teresa's Chinese Young Men for Chuen Wan Lay Mission and Sunday School.

Monday, Apr 20-St. Agnes of

Monte. Puleland, V. Tuesday, April 21.-St.

Anselm. Abp. of Canterbury and Doctor (1109).

Wednesday, April 22-St. Serorina de Basto--88, Soter and Auls Popes and Mm.

the tendency being to redure vibra-Thursday, Aprili 23.-St. George, M.

tlon efther by mounting the motor

" low down in the bed or on an en- tirely separate base, and to drive through beting, or more rarely: through silent

silent

worm gearing.

chains

HELP BADLY WANTED

Abyssinia's Plight

London, April 16. An appeal appears in the press signed by the Duchess of Hamil l'on as Chairman of Abyssinian Rellef Committee för Zunds for the purchase of gas maski, anti- gas medicaments and hospital equipment generally for despatch to Abyssinia.

1:

+

Patron of England (303). §

6 pm Council meeting of the

Children of Mary.

Friday, April 24-St. Fidelis of

Sigmaringen, M.

hath not where to lay his head. And he said unto another, Follow But he said, Lord, sufer me me. first to go and bury my father. Jesus said unto him, Let the dead bury their dead: but go thou and preach the kingdom of God. And another also sald, Lord, I will follow thee; but let me first go-bid then farewell, which, are at home at my house. And Jesus said unto him, No man, having put his hand to the plow, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God." (Luke 9: 557-62).

The Lesson Sermon will also in- clude the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:

"Are the protests of Christian Science against the notion that there can be material life, sub- stance, or mind "utter falsities and absurdities," as: some aver? Why then do Christians try to obey the

5 pm. Little Flower Choir Prac-Scriptures and war against "the

A

tice. " On week days Masses at 8.30 and 7.30 a.m.

Confessions are heard dally be- fore and after Masses in Chinese. English, Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Saturday Special time for con- fession is trom 4 pm: to" 8 pm.

UNION CHURCH INTIMATIONS

Morning service at 10.30 p.m. Evening Service, 6.

#

. Large sums already subscribed Preacher: Morning Service, Rev. by the British public as well as E. 0. Tribbeck; Evening Service,

in other countries for ambulance Hev, K, D. Mackenzie Dow work, in Abyssinia have bad less The Social Hour after the Even- than hoped for result. oying to the large stale destruction of stores and equipment in Italian bombing raids and urgent representations

world. the flesh, and the devil?” Why do they invoke the divine aid to enable them to leave all for Christ, Truth?

Christians must take up arms against error at home and abroad. They must grapple with sin in themselves and in others, and con- tlaue this warfare until they have finished their course. If they keep the faith, they will have the crown of rejoicing. If Truth is overcom- ing error in your daily walk and conversation, you can finally say, "I have fought a good fight :.. I have kept the faith, "because “you are a better man. This is having our part in the at-one-ment with Trath and Love." (Pages 354,-22 and 21).

ing service will be held in the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING Charch Hall

The Soldiers & Airmen's Chris- have been received by the British Association meets in the societles, from. Abyssinia as to the Church Hall on Tuesday evening

at 130 p.m. need for further and immediate

To sult the

convenience of mem- help in face of the appalling suffer- ing resulting from the intensifica-bers of the Choir, practice may be

tion of gas warfare by Italian changed from Wednesday evening forces.-1 British Wireless

to sfter the Morning Service - on Sundaya. This suggestion will be

ROOM....

FREE TO THE PUBLIO

MACDONNELL ROAD Opposite Houses 9×11

Authorised and sprayed literature on- Christian Science many be, read,

"borrowed, or, purchased." u Firat Church of Christ, Scientist,

Lord Riverdale, acting for that body, has now made his choice, and, before long all 10mm. - filmь made for English-speaking audi- ences will conform to one type. It will be good news for all schools: and universitles that wish to deve- lop the use of the new medium, as well as for the increasing number of film societies who find in the of 16mm. fim 'both instruction and entertainment that are not readily to be got in the commercial, plcture-house.

MORE REVENUE FOR B.B.C.

The Cabinet And Responsibility

The report of the Committee set up in 1935 by the Postmaster- General, with Lord Ullswater as chairman, to consider the const!- tutton, control, and finance of the broadcasting service in this coun- try was issued on Monday. The Committee recommend that the chazier of the British Broadcasting Corporation should be extended for a term of 10 years from January 1. 1937, and that a senior Cabinet Minister shall become responsible In the House of Commons for the Corporation and its activities on questions of policy and culture. The number of governors should

he increased from five to seven.

Another important recommenda-" tion is that a larger share (75 per cent) of the net licence revenue, subject to Fost Office expenses.

to shall be made available

the Corporation. The remainder should be regarded as potentially avails- ble for broadcasting, including television broadcasting. It is also recommended that all relay changes, which supply broadcast

entertainment

to.

ex-

YOU'RE on your feet all day: standing,

walking or running. No wonder they hurt and your ankles swell. Take more care of your feet and gently massage them with Zam-Buk every night. Zam-Buk penetrates into the tissues and banishes pain and inflammation. It softens hard skin, corns and bunions, restores flexibility and makes the feet comfortable.

1.2. 11:9

On Your

FEET All Day?

-Rub In ZAM-BUK at Bedtime.

ZAM-BUK

Herbol OINTMENT

Agentes Mamura, Gilman & Co., L., Hong Kong,

They are content to leave to the B.B.C. the right to admit spon- scred programmes, out express the hope that "any increase in its use will be limited to the initial stages broadcasting." the

SQUADRON BADGES FOR R.A.F. UNITS

Efforts

ti

London, March 30, are being made ta

subscribers. should be brought under the ownership and operation of the Rost Office, and that the pro-

grammes they supply shall be con- or television trolled by the B.B.C. The Com-Committee having been informed stimulate the equivalent of "pride". mittee suggest that all possible that it might be necessary in the of regiment" in squadrons of the steps shall be taken to prevent the early stages of television to resort will continue to be known by nun- Royal Air Force. The squadrons broadcasting from foreign stations

include advertisements. of programmes in English which

EMPIRE SERVICE

In consequence of the increasing reception in all parts of the Empire of programmes from B.B.C. sta tions, the Committee insist on the importance of achieving "the pro- Jection of England” through this medium and suggest the appro- priate use of languages other than English in this service.

On the question of programme, the Committee approve in general the policy already followed in the matter of news, music, controver- broad- sial toples, and political casts. The Committee recommend no departure from the present policy in regard to advertisements.

to this method.

A reservation on this matter is

bers, some of which are associated added by Lord Elton, Major Astor, with famous war-time exploits. MP., and Mr. H. Graham White, Many new squadron badges, now M.P. They maintain that the te- known as unit badges," are being fevision service should be able to approved by the Air Ministry. develop adequately without any These are displayed on aircraft dependence on financial contribu- and on other property of the unit. tions "from private firms in Recently the Air Ministry decid- search of publicity." They pointed to supply squadrons which out the right to admit sponsored fought in the last war with some programmes in general broadcast-official reminder of the part they ing has been so ittle used as to played in it. prove superfluous, and the same Each squadron is to be given a may prove to be the case in tele-document, the original when pos-

sible, relating to some achieve ment or other notable event in its

vision.

While all the members signed the report, reservations, in addi-history: tion to that mentioned above, are

made by Mr. C. R. Artlee, by Lord and Mr. Clement Davies, K.C., and Seladon, by Mr. Attlee. Lord Elton, by Sir William McLintock.

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