1933-02-20 — Page 21

MAN V. MACHINE

(Continued from Page 6.)!! for Technocracy--"Nohow," “Tweedledum observed )-

The chief result, however, of these two inquiries is based on a vast amount of defnite evidence and must be seriously considered. It has long been known that the productivity of machines, labour- saving inventions, has been in- the creasing more rapidly than expansion of industry caused by the demand for its product. This discuss journal was the Brat to

this important factor (perhaps the causa cassans) In unemployment in a leader entitled "Machines and the Man," published more than--two Between 1920 and years ago. 1929, a period of increasing pro- sperity, production of manufac- tured goods in the United States Increased by 36 per cent.. while) the number of factory employees 'decreased by .6 per cent. Even when the Republican office-holders were, rejoicing that there was a job for every man and full dinner-pail, there existed a per- manent residuum of unemployed.

USE

ABSORBINE JR.

KILLS THE GERMS OF

HONG KONG FOOT

Bliste.s

Itching

Scoly dry skin ARE * DANGER

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1933.

MENAGERIE "RACE.

Diana Wins Yacht Club Event.

MR. HYDE AT HELM.

The Royal Hongkong. Yacht Club's Menagerie Race, sailed on Saturday afternoon, was won by Diana with Mr. C. F. Hyde at the helm. Second place was taken by Dorothea (Miss H. Knill) and third by Rella (Mr. Stock).

Full results:

Course: (1) Lyemun Beacon (P), (2) Rumsey Shaul (P). (3) Chance! Rocks (P).

SIGNALS TRObel

These are definite symptoms of this highly contagious disease called Hong Kong Foot. Treat at once with Absorbine Jr. Il gives immediate relief-pene- trates the skin killing the gerus that cause this nasty disease. Absorbine Jr. is pleasant to use"

To-day there are close on 12,- 900,000 unemployed in the United States (over 1,100,000 in New-soothes and heals. York City alone) and even if the industrial boom of 1929 were tol return, only a fraction (estimated at from a third to one-half) could be taken back. In Germany. where mass production methods and labour-saving machinery have been as widely adopted America, the situation is just

AbsorbineJr. for years has re- lieved skin troubles, cuts, burns, sprains and sore muscles.

13

in

Complete directions, in English l Chinese with each bottle.

14

18 serious.

England the because permanent, than quès- In volume of unemplyoment is not tions of war debts, external or nearly so large (in proportion to internal, the restrictive effects of the population) because, owing to xky-scraping tariffs, shortages of lack of working capital and the Buid gold, &c., &c. Too many of opposition of the Trade Unions, our politicians, alas! would soon- labour-saving machines and or face an audience than a pro- methods have not been so readily blem. But, if the old machine- Introduced.

smashing of the Luddites is to be

This is the central problem of warded off, a solution must the depression-niore important, Tound without undue delay.

You are a shipper-

Not a Tourist!

To a mining man, Seattle means the gateway to Alaska. To a tourist, Seattle means the heart of a beautiful country...

TO A SHIPPER IN THE ORIENT, Seattle meant the nearest U. S. port....savings in shipping time and money for his American customers.

Such savings have been measured by shippera in both the Orient and the United States time and time again. The investigations have merely increased. Seattle's ton- nage to and front the Orient.

Ship win Sesitle and Save, Ship vis Seattle and carp the friendship and pleasure of customers in the United Sutes. For further information write Bell Street Ter- minal, Beattle, U. 6. A. "

♫ TRANSCONTINENTAL·

RAILROADS—to and from SEATTLE

15 STEAMSHIP LINES.......

to and from the ORIENT

Put Sentile

be

Distance: 8.7 miles.

Yacht

Rolla

Finished Corrected Pos'n,

4.31.37 Diana

(Mr. C. F. Hyde) Dorothea 4.36.17 (Mies H. Kaill)

4.30.43

1.29.53 1

9

(Mr. R. Stock)

1 Jan

Joan

Wasp II

4.44.41 (Cdr. Cawland) 4.46.28

4.30.20 2

4.30.43

4.32.22

3

$94.00

5

(Capt.. Krogh-Moc),

5.01.45

4.35.59 G

(Mr. F.

4.48.00

4.35.50" 7

(Maj. Grin)

Oslo

(Mr Thomas Olsen) Sirius

5.00.51 (Mr. W. Sporleder) La Linda

1.49.49

Gull

4.90.4

4.48.41

4.36

8

4.30.50

0

* 4.37.30

10

4.39:16

11

Carpenter

4.41.10

12

(c. 1.35

(Mr. B. Nacse)

4.53.29

(Lt. R. Fisher)

Speedwell. 4.57.61

4.41.11 13

SPORT ADVTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL RACE MEETING. 1933 18th, 20th, 21st, 22nd and 25th. February, 1933,

On Saturday 18th. Monday 20th. Tuesday 21st, and Wednesday 22nd. February, the first bell will be rung at 11 am and the first race will be ruz at 11.30 *.m. On Saturday, the 25th February, the first bell, will be rung at 1.30.p.m., and the first race will be

at 2.00 p..

Tun

The tiffin Interval will be taken after the fifth race in the fixat faur days.

r.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members are reminded that they their and their ladies must wear badges prominently displayed.

No one without a badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

-members Badges admitting non-z

tu the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at

$10.00

per day including $10.00 including tax for the tax-or

(Jadies $5.00 and $20.00 obtainable through

Y), are troduction by s Member, such Member to be respon. sible for all chita, etc.

the Secretary upon

Badges admitting to Members' En- closure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.

The Secretary's Office, 3rd Floor. Gloucester Building, (Tel. 27794). will close at 10 am. on the first four days, and at 12.30 p.m. on the fifth day.

41

A limited number of Tiffins will be obtainable each day at the Clut

provided they are ordered it. House, (Mas, P. S. Stewart)

advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele- 5.02.66 4.41.11 13 phone No. 21920.

4.45.38 14

Zeph Maj. Grellier

Eunice

5.11.44 (Mr. W. Handy)

D.N.F. (Mr. Chambers)

D.N.F.

Toynette

Joss

COMMODORE'S CUP.

Yachts of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club were engaged yesterday in contesting the Commodore's Cup, over a 24-mile course taking Tathong Rock," Green Island and Stonecutter's Island. The yachts be #an at 10.5 a.m.

Details:

Azuma

La Cigale 3.06.41 3.00.41 5.01.41

F.T. C.T. T. P 3.15.28 3.02.32 5.10.28 3

(Mr. E. H. Lambert)

6

Iris

(Mr. N. Graucher)"

B

3.60.25 3.08.58 6.45.25

Nicholson)

7

3.50.25 3.01.34.5.51.25

(Mr. Grimsdale)

Norseman

(Mr. L. F.

U. and 1.3.19.12 3.03.29 5.14.12.4

(Mr. H. S. Rouse)

Typhoon

3.60.13 3.06.11 5:46.13 5 Capt. C. C. Fowkes) Lillette

Dr. Totton AF

Cerlew

ור

3.48.17 8.02.31 6.43.172 (Mr.J. H. Mousley) Wanderer

3.20.48 3.20.16 5.16.48 10. (Cd. M. B. Sherwood) Monsoon

3.44.03 2.58.61 5.39.98 1 Grinvei

(Mr. R... Grieve) Sen Lark V

(Mir. Theyts) 3.22.27 6.06.17 II

Cherah

4.03.21 3.15.31 6.58.21

(fr. D. Goulborn)

Imogen

4:52.55 3.31:20 0.47.55 12 (Mr. D. Marshall)

T'avy II 6.19.11 3.59.19 7.06.11.13

(Comd. Drummond)

<"The soad is rougher when ane suffers from

CORNS

[Zemake them willi

GETS IT

100% BRITISH BEER

STOUT

PILSENER BEER

TENNENTS

ARE

$6.00 per Dox. Pints

$34.00 per Case of

THE

$7.50 per Dož. Pints

6 Dox.

LARGEST

$4.75 per Doz, Splits

EXPORTERS

SEND FOR SAMPLE

OF

SEND FOR SAMPLE

Brent

BRITISH,"

FREE.

FREE.

BEER

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR CLUBS, ETC. LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Agents.

Phone 28151.

On no pretext will children be per. mitted in either enclosure, during the first four days of the Meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $4.00 per day including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

Soldiers and Sailers in uniform

are admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00 per day including tax

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men etc. will not be permitted to operate within the precincta of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meet- nnn will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Public Enclosure.

SERVANTS' PASSES.

Passes for Servants will be issuco on application to the Secretary, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building.

Employers are requested to dis tribute them with. discrimination anc to enderse their names on

the

passes. 2

Servants are not permitted in the Members. Baclosure except Zor passing through on their doties bui their employers' must remainin stands.

Any persons found loitering with Servanta passes in their possession will forfeit the same and will br removed from the enclosure.

By Order,

C. D. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 6th February, 1983.

POLICE RESERVE

ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK

Orders by the llon. Mr. E.. b. d Wolfe, C.M.G. Inspector General of Police, state:

Chinese Company Promotion-Constable R17 William

K. S. Mok has been, promoted to the rank of Lance Sergeant, with effect from February 9th. 1933.

Training Course-Part 11-All re- cruits will attend at the Chinese Com- Headquarters on Tuesday,

Dany's Best. at 5.30 p.m. for in-

February

struction.

P

1

BANKS.

INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

⠀ BANKING CORPORATION.

& O BANKING THE CHARTERED BANK OF BONGKONG AND SHANGHAI CORPORATION LTD

Authorised Capital "Copine "Babaerbed and Paid-ur Keerro- Kapares Find

25,000,000

Incorporated by Maral Charter JUST.

YEAD OFFICE

45,000,000 1,000,000

138,000 Falé · Capital

Busere Liability aľ Proprietors.. 1,000,000

SERAD OFFICE 13-159, Landsakali Street, London:-2CE

WEST END BRANCEL MA 14-16, Desksenë Street, London, B.1.1.

FRANCITES |--Bomb62,

Columbo,

Singapore.

the world.

Monghong. Kudra,

::

“APENCER AND BRANCHES"

FARACITI

ALOB ATAM ILOILO AMRITSAR IPOH BANGKOK Callent, DATAVIA · KLANG Sainctel BOMBAY KORE

CALCUTTA KUALA

LUMFUN

Agudelor-In all, the principal towns of CANCION

Busi General change' and ' Banking transacted, Losas sad overdrafte granted on CEBU

Approved security. Qurrant and Fixed Depot COLOMBO ecounts opened.

BANK ACCOUNT 1--Interest | HAIPHÒNG SAVINGS allowed at ruler which may be obtained, on

HANEVEG application

TRAVELLIHS LETTERS OF CREDIT HANKOW

HARBIN And TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES itened.

CHEDIT HONGKONG FASSENGERS' EXTTERS OF far" use only on board P. 0. and B.L Bome los steamers, "and at Ports of Call.

Drities Income Tax Renovated. Executorships and Tyrabowlipm wndertaken.

"W. J. WADDINGTON,

The White Horse Cellar

Estab.

1742

Try this

SAIGON

- REMATEANG

ANDYMIAN

SHANGRAI

INGAPORE SITIZA WAN SOURABATA

TAIPING TENTSIN

wtherland. Dirital 22,

arted and fally. Paid-up''.....

Reserve, Fonds Foru

String

30,906,201

Lower Limblity of Proprietors -28,808,300

HEAD OFFICE:~HONGKONG

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Hos. Mr. J. J. Pabarion, Oheirman,

T. E PARIS ENG.

Deputy Chaban,

A

Hon. Mr.. W. H Ball. J. & Phisar, Tog AI. Clemoten. Eg T. H. & Daw, H Hon. Kr. O. Q: 8. Merse, J. P. Warren, Eng. G. Miskin, E.

V. GRIÐURN 1.

CHIEF, MANAGER |--

CALCUTTA CANTON

GAWNPORE KUGHTING

MARRAA

MANLIA

MEDAN

TONGKAR (haku) NEW YORK TSINGTAO PEPING- YUKOHAMA

(Peking)^\\ _ZAMBOANGA PENANG

AMOT BANGKOK

BATAVIA

BOMBAY

HANGGON

--

?

CHEFOO Foreign Buchange and General and Banking COLOMDO Current Accounts apesed

Fized DAIREN Deposits received for one year ar, sharter POOCHOW perioda at rate which will be quoted an

HAIPHONG application BREARLEY. MARE

HAMBURG

HANIOW HARDIN

*nd

Hongkong, 1715 November," 1BEE, NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL

MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. (Netherlands Trading Boulets),

BANKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1976.

Hongkong Offles1-11 Goesn's Bond, Central

Authorised Capital ............................... .. 130.000.00

ald-up Capital REMITE Fond ....

BONGKET

ILOILO

ПРОН JOHORE

KOB

KOWLOON

BIRLA NICHTS

KUALA LUMPUR,

LONDON LIONE MALACCA

MANZIA NUAR''(Johore). MORDEN

NEW YORK PLIPING PINANG HANGDON

BAIGON

BAN FRANOH300 BHANGEL BINGAPORN

BOURARAYA

BUNGHI PATANI TIKNERIN

ΤΟΥΤΟ Τ TSINGTAO YOKOHAMA

Current Acconta opened to "Local Curren nd Fixed Deposits received for one year i korter parlo in Local Currency and tertiar ' terms which will be noted on application

Hongkong. th. Apprű, 1911

F. 80,033.604 HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK. ·

..F. 21.013,00 Hood Mes--Ämsterdam. • - Rastern Head Mon:-BATAVIA, ÎN Bandowns

BRANCITES:~~~BaadjedaseEÏN,

22

- The Boghnam of the xlore Blank Sa coudnetes

7' the HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANK.

Bombay, Calcutta, Charles | NG CORPORATION. Halte may be ohtaises Dimmbar, Majakarta. The fon plication, Kagos• Tuddah, Kobe, Haku

FOR THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAJ BANKING CORPORATION.

asz, Hadan, Palembang, FK

Mangoon

Rotterdam,* Samarang' BIKER- kal, Sina pore," Boersbea Bergurta (Sola), Tegal, TJ Istian and Waltevreden*. *These offices have safe deposit boxes to lai ondon Bankura ---National Provinak! Band

Lid

Correspondants 3) over the world.

A. STOKKINE.

T... GRATBUII, Hangkons, With Enhemry, 1815.

.:

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED,

BANKING BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TRANSACTION.

'Manager,

Japital (fully paid up)

Hongkong, Mad June, 1922.

100,000,000

Lowerva Fune

T. 113,471,000

LESSON

行銀西廣港香

Alexandria Bonolulu

in

THE BANK OF KWANGSL

Batavia

Karachi

Berlin

Bombar

CHINESE

白

or

Pak

Mah

WHITE

HORSE

(Hong Kong Branch).

Authorised Capital Paid-up Capital

KEAD OFFICE:-TOKOHAMAN Breaches and Agmcím st

Xxl To

*Calcutta

Canton

$10,000,000 bangehen $ 3,600,000

Head Office: Nanning, Kwangsi. Branches.

Kobe

Lemken

Flode

"Jindro

Los Angeles "Samarane Marla

By die

Sourabera

siren (Dalny)MagUALI

Nagys Newchwiss

Shanghai

Shimanoaki

Festion

(Makan)

Kamburg

New York

Oneki

cia

Singapore Tokre The trin Talıktan

Branches and Agencies in the Innkow

of the Kwangai Harbin principal cities Province and Correspondents all over Bagkong the world.

Door Kong Branch. Gloucester Building, 1st floor, Des, Voeux Road, Central,

Banking Business of every descrip- tion transacted.

Cable and Radio Address No. 2306 Telephones: Manager 30112. Business 30113, Enquiry 80114.

PAK TSE KUN,

Manager. CHANG CHAO TANG,

Sub-Manager.

Hongkong, 8th September. 1932

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD. Established 1918.

Training Course--Part 1-All re the well-known Whisky -- cruits

of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station for

4

Squad Drill on Thursday, February

At

at 5.30 pm Dress--Blue Uni- form and Can with White Cover.

Parade. All ranks of the Inspection Chinese Company will parade Central Police Station on Thu

Thursday, February 23rd. for a general inspec tion of equipment etc. by the Com- Fall in at 5.30 Commander.

pony

P.M. sharp. Dress-Blue Uniform, Can with White Cover, Belt with Brace, Truncheon, Whistle, Armlet and Badge, "Pocket Policeman and note-book to

be carried. Those not in, passion of uniformi will attend

No members may be al sent from this parade without leave from the Company Commander. The it u Equipment Oficer will make

in'

גט.

point of being present,

Indian Company. .. Strength. Constable 1232 Miro Khan has been permitted to resign 3s from from the Indian 13th February, 1923, pany

22nd.,

Flying Squad.

who

are

Race Duty Members detailed for duty at the Races will parade at Central Police Station on the following days February 21st,

and 26th. at 10.16 hours. Emergency

Unit Reserve. PromotionCrown Sergeant B414 R. P. Dunlop has been promoted to the rank of Sub Inspector, with effect from 9th. February 1933.

Riot DrillAll ranks of the Emer- gency Unit Reserve will parade at No. 2 Police Station for Riot Drill on day, February 24th, at 5.30 - p.m.

Frida optional.

Rifle MatchA rifle match will take place on Sunday, February 26th. at the Kowloon Tong Range at 10.30 am, Memiers representing the Team

will be

Unified Constables R402 H.

Graye, R440 L Bluementhal and R442 J. Dr. Bickerstaff will return their Uniform and equipment to the Store- keeper at once.

(Sr.) D. LKING

D.S.P.(R)

Try it on the Bar Boy; Cultivate your accent.

·Sole Agents Hong Kong & South China JARDINE, MATHESON

· & CO.,

LTD.

HONGKONG UNIVERSITY

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC

CLUB

EXHIBITION

OF MEMBERS' PRINTS AT

UNION ASSEMBLY ROOM

20-22 FEBRUARY 9∙A.M.-6⋅ P.M.

ADMISSION FREE.

HEAD OFFICE:

10, Des Voeux Road, Central,

HONGKONG,

Capital & Surplus over H$8,000,000 Total Resources over H$40,000,000)

Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted. Current and Fixed Deposit Ac- counts in local and foreign cur- rencies opened for clients,

Savings Account and Safe posit Boxes.

Branches and Agencies all over the world,

siping Interest, allowed en Current Ácsóunta. Deposits received for fixed period al zaTON ; be obtained on suplication.

EL MORL

Manager. Hongkong, 17th September, 1985.

THE BANK OF CANTON, LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED 2918.

Head Office:-Hongkong.

Authorised Capital

Paid-up Caplini

Swerve Fund BRANCHES

-X2,000,000

8,466,000

1.350,000

Canton, #bangbok, Hankew, Amazo, Bangkok, New York and Ean Fran

LONDON BRANCHERS ---

The Lloyd's Bank, Limited - Corrspondents in all principal cities of the

world.

Foreign Exchemes and Banking business of, vary description tripleted

Bate Deposit Baxm (yarlow' simme) at a eurig restal, from 66 to $49,

LOOK POONG #HAN,

NOTICE..

Re Amalgamation of The Chinese Commercial Bank Ltd The Ho Hong Bank, Limited sand The Oversea-Chinese Bank Ltd.

We beg to announce that in De-accordance with the scheme of amalgamation of the shorenamed Banks, a new Company has been incorporated in Singapore under the дате of the "OVERSEA- CHINESE BANKING CORPORA TION LIMITED," having ita Head Office at China Building, Chulla Street, Singapore, and this Com- pany han agreed to take over all our Assets and Liabilities as on the 1st January, 1933.

KAN TONG PO,,

Chief Manager.

CANTON AGENTS

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

THE SHAMEEN PRINTING PRESS, LTD.

83. B.C. Shameen, (Nr. British Bridge).

Tel, 12037,

In order to facilitate the trans- ter of the customers' accounts to the new Bank we have recently Isaued letters to:all customers.re: questing them to authorise, such transfers on the 1st January, 1932, and it is hoped that every one of our customers will fill in and com- plete the documents sent out with the letters and return them to u at their earliest convenience. Customers may continue to make Juse of all cheque books issued by us in their accounts with the new Bank on or after the 1st January 1983.

THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED. THE HO HONG BANK LIMITED THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK LIMITED.