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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;

BUICK'S MESSAGE

to

the INDUSTRY

VER its founding, over twenty years ago, Buick has re-

Ecognized a two-fold responsibility--a responsibility to those

who buy its produot—a responsibility to the industry of which it is a part.

Buick's manufacturing and service policies, therefore, have been shaped to the end that every Buick owner might realize the maximum out of his investment as measured in terms of uninterrupted, com- fortable and dependable, personal transportation.

Buick's responsibility to the industry has likewise assumed very definite form. In addition to improving constantly car construction and design, Buick has bent every effort towards the originating and developing of mechanical improvements that would react not only to Bulck's benefit, but would provide a definite contribution to the Industry as a whole..

How fully the public recognizes the consistency with which Bulck has lived up to its responsibility is manifested by the fact that for the sixth consecutive year Buick occupies first place at the National Automobile Shows-a position awarded upon volume of business.

On this particular occasion, Buick renews its pledge-that it shall maintain, with all of the tremendous resources at Its command, Buick's position as the Standard of Comparison.

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Radio soon may join the ranks of pill, scalpol aild tonilo as a ourative, especially for norvous

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"The result was that patients, formerly hysterical, would enter my office calmly and would ovog go through minor operations This is the declaration of Dr. which they would not previously Wallace H. Barnes, San Franolaco have facod without physician and GITAavn, and anagathotic. Of course, this was ellalcal instructor of inedicine at not true in all cases, as somo the Stanford University Modical persons seem incapable of anore School.

than a negligible, ronotion to music."

"Utilization of radio music by doctors first occurred to me as the result of portonal, phenomena,” Dr. Barnos explains.

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Dr. Barnes now commonood a systowalic study of "typo roaotion to music, in addition to "I have been a radio fan for " mood" reaction. Ho has carriod years. Of late I noticed devided this fo the 'point where ho now roaction to cortain kinds of music. fools capable of "prescribing Also that music which one evening) music for certain patients; and would cheer, would; the next in specified doses, ovoning dopresB.

"After several months I found I could. tuno inyself with amazing accuracy to accord with my mood."

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**For luBlanco, I have advised several highly nervous parsons to plug in on only the nur Leoothing musto and to switch off whonesvor the programme calls for music of a highly stimulativo mature.

"Olhors, subject to lethargic]

Dr. Barnos decided to profit by | this-in his work. He installed a radio receiving.sel in his office. made careful daily study of depression, I have advised to take the broadcasting programmes,

froquent and strong doses' of jazz. agnosed, the mood which ho Still others I havo dirooted to wished to correct, and tuned fatako jazz until they feel certain on tho propor "tonic."

roaotions, then to follow with

The results wore marvellous," quieter numbers."

he 'decturos. "Intensive days, Dr. Barius would not undertako which formerly would havo coin' to prescribo for typos.

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DR., WALLACE H. BARNES EXAMINING A PATIENT PRE- PARATORY TO PRESCRIBINGA RADIO PROGRAMME FOR HEI

pletely worn me out, now could "My experiments have beon be got through with a minimum stethoscoplo and by the testing of fatigue.

of blood pressure," he oxplains. "Also, for the sake of experi-"But general results can be inentation. I would sometimes obtained by the individual if he cut in on numbers which had the wil koop careful reckoning of his effect of increasing an unwelcome moods, changes and subsequent, mood, and found that they did so reactions."' to a marked degroo."

Dr. Barnes haile the advont of Dr. Barnes continued his radio as the probable antidote to resourch by applying it to patients. the increasing nervousness of the In cases where he know the his- country.

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tory of the ailment, be would, While most of our inventions → when necessity domanded a wait autos, airships, and such-tond in the anto-room, tune in onto increase music wirich would bave un life, with consequent inoressed antidotal effect.

| norvousnuвE, radio, properly utilized, will be counter-actant, ho bollevas,

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These auto drivers and mechanics have been taken tog be so wrapped up in their cars that they (nover thought of anything also. Now sas what radio is doing! The mochanfos working on this racing oar of Cliff Durant's, in preparation for the Memorial Day races at Indianapolis, for instanco say they can't do any better work than when they listen in on a jas band' via radio. Can you believe it!

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oription which suffice for the journalist who now wrote his message.

FLYING 250 YEARS AGO.

Invention Discussed in 1679.

Journalist's Forecast of

Development.

There would be delay before Spoaking at the National Union that stage was roached in the of Journalists annual delegato evolution of broadcasting, but neuting at Bouthport, Mr, W.it aortainly would be reached. An account of a mooting of the Meakin, of London, in le pro-Difficult and delicato questions Royal Society in 1698, at which sidentful address, said one do wouldundoubtedly arle import-a method of flying was in- volopment of the past year was aucoto the public as well a new-vestigated, appears in Nature:

“Mr. Hooke read a paper con- the great spread of wirelors paper proprietors and journalists. telephony. Three years ago ao Was it desirable, for instance, that taining a description of the way body would have thought that exclusive rights it. this form of of flying, invented and practised poopla all

over the kingdom nowe transmission should be by one Mons. Beanier, a smith: would be able to liston while the vested in any single privato anter- of Gable, in the County of Mayno... evant, was taking place to a prise undertaking? No doubt the contrivance of which consist spoken description of the boat there would be a demand from od in ordering four wings folding race, the Derby, a rescue from a nowspapers for broadcasting and shutting to be moved by shipwrook, or a mine disastor, or rights. If the newspaper right his hands before and his logs be- any one of a hundred other thrill-should once be established, one hind, by which he was, it was ing scenos. This was no longer a would be bold to not bounds to said, able to dy from a high moro possibility. There was no the ultimato possibilities, however place oross a river to a pretty mechanical difficulty.

Hmited the enterprise at the distance." The radio desoriptivo reporter boginning. would be equipped withi microphone instead of the con- Ventional notebook and fountain

"Mr. Honahaw concolved that pen. He would have ample

by reason of the weakness of a scope for the development of dis

man's arms for such kind of tinotive qualities, swift and ac- ourate observation, crisp, vivid Usk Castle, one of the most motions, it would be much more stylo unhesitating selection of interesting in Monmouthshiro, probable to make a obariot or telling points. The narrative which has been in ruins since such like machine with springs formi adopted would approximato 1402 when it was taken and and whools, that should serve to more to the manner of the plat partially destroyed by Owen oarry one or more men in it to form than of the writor's desk. Gloadwyr, has been sold by a act and guide it. Fluency and directness of speech Newport syndicate to an agent. Lattle did Mr. Henshawe would be combined with the news acting for an Amorlean gentle realise how his conception would

SEAAA be reallved 12. wonce and power of graphic desmas.

· RUINED CASTLE SOLD.

One of the members of the Royal Society apparently cast some doubts upon the practicably of the invention.