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How to Stop Stomach Pain

In Five Minutes

By Dr. Scott, M.D., Paris..

GLASSES

FITTED TO

EYEBALLS

If you want an astonishing demon Supply Centre Opened

stration of how quickly and completely acute indigestion can be stopped, just take a lovel teaspoonful of Bisurated' Magnesia in water four tablets ar equally effective. I have tound that the "moment Bisurated Magnesia reaches the stomach you feel the paia abate; flatulence is relieved, heartburn and sourness pass off, the feelings of weight & oppression are lifted, and ia five minutes the pain has disappeared. You can get Bisurated Magnesia from all Chemists and Storea advise you to get some and try it after your next inoul.

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A centre has been opened at 18, Cavendian Square for the supply of what are called "contact glasses."

are, in effect. spectacles which are fitted directly to the eyeball itselt, under

which, eyelids, and sequence, can scarcely be seen. The new centre is being ducted, as is announced in the "Lancet," under the direction of an advisory committee of ophthal mologists including Sir John Far- sons, Sir William Litser. Mr. Leslie Paton. Mr. Foster Moore, Mr. Mc- Mullen, and Wing Commander Livingston. No patient will be treated who is not sent or accom- panied by a doctor. "

DR. JOSEF DALLOS

The new glasses were devised by" Dr. Josef Dallos, of Budapest, in order that individual abnormalities might be treated individually by approximation of the an exact contact lens to the shape of the

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this country visited Dr. Dallos and were so Impressed by his method that they resolved to introduce it into England.

"The original scheme," the "Lancet" says, "was to take moulds here and to send them to Buda- pest, where a contact lens of the same shape would be ground and sent back. But Dr. Dallos has now come himself to England. His help is available to all ophthal- mologists who will be able to take advantage of his special know- ledge.

HIGH COST The process of fitting contact glasses is elaborate and laborious and the cost is necessarily high; there is thus no reason to suppose that they will be used extensively for ordinary errors of refraction. But in extraordinay pases their virtue after the wearer has be- come accustomed to them is said to be beyond doubt.

"High myopes will beneft," the "Lancet" states,""from the increase in the field of vision and in the size of the retinal image; aphakic patients will and their sense of disorientation abolished by the return of the apparent size of objects to normal. and the loss of peripheral distortion; thus after extraction of one lens for cataract a monocular contact lens can be. used to re-establish binocular vision. Surface irregularities such as conical cornea, irregular as- tigmatism and faceted scars give perhaps greater improvement in visual acuity than any other type of case."

The glasses, as has been said, become part of the eye and afford as little discomfort, apparently, as well-atting dentures.-"Times."

UNITED GRAND LODGE

Two New

Appointments

Presiding at the quarterly meet- ing of Grand Lodge the Earl of Harewood, Pro Grand Master, read, a message from the Grand Master that he desired to appoint an Assistant Grand Master in view of the continual developments of the Craft. The Grand Master's mes- at once taken into consideration, and, the necessary additions and Amendments to the Book of Constitutions were moved and carried,

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY,

DECEMBER 21, 1937.

GOLDEN GATE INTERNATIONAL

EXPOSITION

COLOUR AND ROMANCE OF

SAN FRANCISCO

PORT OF

Compactly arranged on its 400-acre man-made site on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition will be striking in architectural beauty, dominated by its 400-foot tall Spire to the Sun, which may be seen here in the center of the Court of the Seven Seas. Just Inside the huge Elephant Gates, main entrance to the Exposition, the great sculptured murals and relief maps which carry out the theme of “Discovery" will be found along the Court walls, a section of which may be seen in the above plcture to the left of the tower. This view was taken from an elaborate model of the Exposition city now on display in a specially con- structed pavilion in Union Square, center of San Francisco's down-town business district.

San Francisco, California-Colour and romance of the Port of San Francisco from its earliest days to the present will live again in the architecture and sculpture of the Court of the Seven Seas at the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, officials of the coming World's Fair announce.

Saluting the great Pacific Empire and its shipping industry, the Court of the Seven Seas will include the following giant sculpture:

The famous Clipper Ship, "Flying Cloud." which brake all records between San Francisco, the Orient and New York in the "days of '39."..

som."

main entrances to the palaces of

Vacationland and Science.

Huge maps. 50 feet high, showing the ship pylons will be alches 30 buth shores of the Pacific Ocean.--feet-high-in-which huge sculptured.Electricity and Communications: with the ship courses of Drake,

nets will appear to have a mighty Cook, Gray, Magellan and other catch of fish large and small. Shipping firms from all over the early explorers.

Mermaids, caught in the nets, will world are planning colourful Periods of marine history, in-petition for release by offering up exhibits in the Vacationland build- cluding explorations to the Spanish | treasures from the 'deep for ran- ing. Main, starting of trade routes to the Orient, exploits of Marco Polo. days of the supremacy of Venice and her trade with the Levant, with each panel having a ship of the period as a central motif, and carrying out the theme that San Francisco's trade covers the Seven Seas of this modern day and age Just as ships of past dynasties spread out over the Seven Seas of their day.

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At alght, the walls of the Court of the Seven Seas will glow with a mellow apricot tone illumination; Ultra-violet rays, commonly known as "black light," and fluorescent paint will make the sculptured figures and ships appear to moving.

As the World's Fair visitors stroll along the center of the Court of the Seven Seas, they will find at Hardy explorers sighting new every hand further marine motifs. land and preparing to land from "Sea. 'horses will peer from their small boats while the mother craft high and dry habitat on the alde lies "hove to" in the distance, walls; flag standards with a salty carrying out the theme of "Dis-twist, designed especially for night

covery."

Atop each of sixteen 66-foot high pylons running along both sides of the court, will he a ship's prow with a guiding figure of Victory, symbolic of San Francisco's im- portance as a sea port. In each of

effects, will mark approaches to the buildings. Names of tamaris San Francisco ships will appear on these standards.

Longest of the Exposition courts, it will be 1000 feet in length and 200 feet wide. Upon it will be the

55 M.P.H. MOTOR CANON “DICK”

TORPEDO BOAT SHEPPARD LEFT

OF 3000 H.P. £40,000

The Admiralty have purchased for Service trials the biggest, most powerful and fastest motor-tor- pedo-boat yet built in Britain

The craft has been demonstrated to officials of the Admiralty on a measured mile outside Portsmouth.

It attained 55 m.p.h. when lightly loaded, and 50 m.ph. when fully equipped.

It is armed with 21-inch torpe- does, instead of the usual 18-

The Rev. Hugh Richard Lawrie Sheppard, better known as Canon Dick Sheppard who died -on October 31, has left £40,384, with net personalty £39.461.

Canon Sheppard lived at Amen- court, Paternoster-row, T.C., and was formerly vicar of St. Martin- in-the Fields. He was Dean of Canterbury from 1929-1931, and from 1934 Carion and Precentor of St. Paul's.

He left £8000 each to his daughters, Rosemary and Margaret Alison Sheppard, his household efects to his wife, and £300 to Nancy V. Browne, of Ebury-street.

A further message-from-the-Inch type. They can be fred Grand Master was then read, ap- ahead or astern. There is also pointing Brigadier-General W. H. anti-aircraft armament. V. Darell Assistant Grand

Hitherto, most craft of this type Master. He took the necesary have not been notable for accom- obligation and was at once in-.

modation, "MTB. 103-as the.W. vested. Subsequently Mr. Bydney new boat figures on the Admiralty We directed his executors to A. White,, P.GD., was appointed list-can take a crew of ten, consider his daughter Margaret Grand Secretary in succession to and has sleeping-berths, a Alison Sheppard his Literary the late Bir Colville Smith. galley, a wireless cabin, and executor, and to refer to and be Brigadier-General Darell will un dertake most of the ceremonial work, which of late years has

fallen to Sir Colville Smith, Both appointments were received with applause..

officers, wardroom,

The complete boat has a loaded displacement of more than 30 tons.

The hull, designed by Vosper, Ltd., of Portsmouth, is of wood.

The vessel is powered by three

engines having a total horse power of 3000.

guided by her in deciding whether any, and if so which, of his books, MSS., letters, diaries, etc., should be published or otherwise turned to account.

The residue of the property he left to his wife absolutely.

Notice was given by Mr. H. Pirie Gordon, of the Old Harrovian Lodge, of his intention to nominate at the next quarterly meeting the The builders of the boat have Duke of Connaught as Grand obtained a licence and the neces- is the product of a Italian firm' Master for the ensuing year. This sary drawings to enable them to whose airplane" engines are well will be his thirty-eighth election. | manufacture the power unit which ' known —"Evening Standard.”

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