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LOCAL BANK'S LIQUIDATION ·

FINAL REPORT NOW ISSUED

The report of Mr. John. Flem- ing, liquidator in connexion with

LABORATORY - FOR ONE MAN :

NEW EXPERIMENTS ON THE ATUM

the Chinese Merchants Bank, Ltd., TRANSMUTATION OF

which auspended payment in June, 1924, states that the Bank had branches in Shanghai, Canton,

METALS

The possibilities of the Royal New York and Agencies elsewhere. Society's Mend Laboratory at Cam particularly Singapore where a large balance was recovered by, bridge, in which the atom will be Hongkong Liquidators after liti. subjected to the greatest magnetic forces which man has yet pro- gation. The Liquidator at Shang-duced, were described by Lord hai consented to make the liquida- tiod during a private tour tion of that Branch `ancillary to

It has been built for Professor that of Hongkong, but the liquida- of inspection of the laboratory. tors of the other branches refused co-operation and the assets of Kapitza, the Russian scientist, realised in those countries, were who has been working for more utilised entirely for behalf of the than ten years in Cambridge. creditors there.

The two chief features of the

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH." MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1933.

WHEN IS A PERSON

DEAD?

WHEN BRAIN STOPS

Is it possible, with the resources of modern science, to bring the dead back to life?

The question arises when one considers the remarkable case reported recently. A woman's heart stopped beating during an operation; "she was, in fact, she is almost ead"; yet now well again.

AKING FOR FRANCE

THE DUC DE GUISE OFFERS HIMSELF

MONARCHY REAL FREEDOM

Paris, Feb. 2.

A Monarchist manifesto is pub- lished by the Action Francaise to-day below the signature of Jean duc de Guise. After calling The answer depends on what attention to the present situation, we mean by death. The plain which he attributes to the disas

trous effects of Socialistic policy. truth is that no living thing is the Duke declares that the only really dead until its machinery is obstacle to the return of prosper so far damaged that it can neverity is the "rule of the parties, the electoral regime on which the Re work again.

publican State is founded, and

When the heart stops beating

RADIO BROADCAST

STUDIO CONCERT FOR TO-NIGHT

From 2.B.W., on wave length of 355 metres (k/c.).

5-8 p.m. European programme, * 5-3.30 p... Dance Music, Fox Trot-Gesh Darn! Fox Tre-The Gang Song Fox Trut-Everything Must Have all George Disch & His Music (22994.

Ending. Fox Trat-Lawd, You Made

the

Night Too Long.....Paul White- man & His Oren:

22984. Waltz-When the Sun Goes down on a

Little Frairie Town Fox Trot-Deep in Your Eyes

Wayne King & His Orchestra

laboratory are, first, that the there is no longer any circulation behind these factions the inter- Fox Trot-Round my Heart.

national

and maneuvre them to their pro-

fit."

Notwithstanding the foregoing, certain creditors in those coun-put of the Battersea Power Station brain, the heart, and the muscles a small are thus deprived of oxygen and tries having had their claims re- can be concentrated for

if these "in aixty-two years," the Duke jected by the local liquidators, fraction of a second on a space not other nourishment, and

inch scross, and, are not quickly supplied again the goes on, "the regime has fully de- were able to claim on the Head more than an Office and from New York Branch secondly, that matter can be sub-delicate mechanisms" are destroy-monstrated its impotence. At this critical hour, à dictatorship is in- alone creditors to the amount ofjected to these enormous forces ated for ever.

a degree of

dispensable, but the dictatorship $346,870.00 claimed against Hong- temperatures within

Formerly no method was known of the Monarchy, not of the part kong making the dividend payable the lowest possible (about-459 to local creditors smaller thereby. Fahrenhit), when the atom is mare by which the heart, once stopped, ies.

easily pulled from its normal ar- could be restarted; so the moment when the heart stopped was The Liquidator has no definite rangement. information as to dividends paid "At ordinary temperatures, said regarded as the moment of death. by branch liquidators other than Lord Rutherford, "atoms are mov- Now, however, various ways of heart in Shanghal, where creditors re-ing about in a random manner at a stimulating ceived the same dividend as at very high spceed. At the lowest have been found, and there is no Head Office..

possible temperature there would be reason why recovery should not no motion at all, and all would be take place at any stage, provided stillness.

the circulation can be made to start again and the brain has not been damaged beyond repair.

Thus

we may say now that

when the brain

an inactive

As Branch liquidators "would not consent to pooling assets, the "We can never quite get there, Liquidator in Hongkong was suc-but we can get very near it. The cessful in recovering certain effect is to eliminate these random Agency Accounts and Canton motions of the atoma, and so wel assets for behalf of Head Office, hope to obtain more information death takes place not when the

creditors which explains why the about the constitution of the atoms heart stops, but "Other Receipta" on the attached themasives."

stops. account are so considerable.

The investments of the Bank integrating atoms by these forces

Discussing the possibility of dis-i

and so transmuting metals-which

22080.

23972. Concert

Covi-Sanders' enestra 5.30-6 p.m. Children's From the Studio.

6-6.28. p.m. Variety. Vocal Trio-Lawd, You Made the Night too, Loug...The Pickens Sisters

22975,"

24028.

Vocal Trin-Dream Sweetheart Orchestral--Buffoon.

The Pickens Sistera

Urchestral-Jazz Nocturne

Victor Concert Orchestra The Monarchy is not a party," declares the Duke. "It is not born Song-Call me Darling.

Russ Colombo (Baritone) 22861. from electoral aquabbles. Tem-orig-You Try Somebody Else pered by the traditional sense of Vocal Trio-San. the public interest and the dynas- Vocal Trio-Sweet Georgia Browni

The Pickens Sisters tic consideration of the future, it lies representing the agricul- tural, industrial, and commercial interests: It can free the suffrage from its corruptors, and simplify the working of the Administra-. tion."

can base its authority on assem-

In conclusion, the Duke invites the French people to choose be- tween the "authority and liberties of the Monarchy" and the oppres-

were comprised entirely of shares would give results on a much larger BISHOP CONDEMNS A sion of Socialist anarchy."

11

that Sir

scale than those already obtained- Lord Rutherford enid Arthur Eddington considered that with five to ten times the magnetic farces now available transmutation should be possible.

"STUPID IDEA”

PARSON AND, UNDERTAKEN

In his monthly diocesan letter (Dr.

in the Company owning the King Edward Hotel Building in Hong king, which was burned down ear ly in 1929 leading to liquidation of the Company and practically the complete loss of its capital.

Completion of the liquidation Sir Arthur Eddington's conclu- the Bishop of Chelmsford has been delayed mainly through sion is based on measurements from Heary Wligon) impresses on the litigation against debtors in the stars, but Lord Rutherford clergy and other church workers Shanghai which dravved on for himself was more cautious. "I do the importance of the regular several years, and, though judg-not think," he said. "that even Pro- visiting of both the sick and the ments were eventually received in fessor Kapitza would claim that he sound. favour of the Bank's claims, no can effect transmutation in this

The Bishop says: "Every substantial amount was ever raway.".

xperienced parish pricat knows ceived.

Enormous Forces

the handicap he suffers in sick- visiting from the widespread and "As an index of the Four dividends amounting in aggregate to 40.2% were paid to, forces involved. Lord Rutherford stupid idea that the parson pru- То ргау Hongkong cred tors and unclaimed showed how the metal coils used to edes the undertaker. dividends have duly been paid in-carry the current ware reinforced with a sick man is regarded as a to the Companies Liquidation Ac- with hands of steel tape, as is done delicate breaking of the news that 'eath is at hand. In consequence count by the Liquidator.

in the case of naval guns, And hel showed one of Professor Kapitza's mahy clergy hesitate to talk of carlier coils, in which a retaining spiritual things for fear of alarm-

ing the patient!

THE PROBLEM OF ILLITERACY

NOVEL SCHEME IN FOOCHOW

enormous

wall of wood several inches thick

had been instantaneously shattered. "This dangerous and foolish Lord Rutherford described how view must be eradicated, for it in the magnetic and electrical pro- well-known that peace in the soul perties of metals at these very low helps amazingly in producing temperatures were important. "It health in the "body." is now familiar," he said, "that

Dr. Wilson suggests an annual lead and other metals become per- fect conductors of electrity at tem- call to congratulate the husband peratures a few degrees above ab- and wife on their wedding day, or solute zero.

on the birthday of their children. "If alloys could be produced with so that the parson's visit when port a praiseworthy effort being better conducting powers than someone is sick will be a perfectly made by the Chinese authorities those already known, all electrical natural thing.

Foochow, Mar. 8. It is pleasant to be able to re-

to solve the problem of illiteracy equipment would become obsolete They are trying, within four and great cconomics could be ef months, to see to it that every fected. What we are now.honing 1-100th of a second to give the en- person in Fouchow, under twenty-to get is a scientific background ormous current required, was so five years of age, can read and which will tell us if this thing is great that a "miniature earthquake" write up to a minimum standard.

The first step was taken a week conceivable and, if conceivable, how was produced. For this reason the recording apparatus was placed at or so ago, when a demonstration we might expect to do it.".. of teachers, pupils, and represen-

At very low temperatures, Pro- the far end of the laboratory, where the observations would have tatives of public bodies paraded fessor Kapilza explained, many of been completed before the earth the atreets to arouse interest in the ordinary ideas about metala quake shock had arrived.

who could not.

were reversed. Iron was no longer

24025.

6.28-7 p.m. A Concert Piano Solo-Invitation to the Waltz.

(Weber)....Alfred Cortot 1201. Soug-Fiddle and 1 (Weatherly- Goodeve), Song-Angel's Serenade (Braga)

1-

1533.

Hulda Lashanska (Soprano) 1648. 'Cello Solo Intermezzo (Vivaldi). Cello Solo Serenata Napoletara (Sgambati). Pablo Cassa's 1842. Song-Confesion (Discepolo-

Amadori). Song-Napule (Schipa-Kinton)

Tito Schipa (Tenor). The blood which served France Violin Solo-Rondino (Kreisler) for 1,000 years is still at her Violin Solo-Fair Rosemary (Kreis- ..Fritz, Kreisler 1980. disposal.

ler) The descendant of St.

7

Closing Local Stock Louis and Henri IV, is ready to

Quotations, etc. undertake with you the great

7.5-7.30 p.m. Orchestral. work of conservation and progress Echoes from the Volga (Ritter) which all true patriots and honest Mandolin Concert Orchestra

V-50020. Chocolate Soldier-Waltz Medley men desire, from the bottom of

(Oscar Strauss).

their souls."

The Duc de Guise succeeded to

Orleans Royal Family on the the title of head of the Bourbon- death of Philippe Duc d'Orleans in 1926.

THE PRINTER'S HOWLER

י.

BLOOD DRAWN FROM "“FOREIGNER"

PUBLISHING PROBLEM IN JAPAN

A good instance of Japanese kindness of intention, but mis- taken ingenuity, is revealed in a pamphlet recently written by a correspondent in Tokyn on "The Present Situation of Education in Japan."

The author wrote: "In October, 1932, the whole of the medical faculty of Nihon University Tokyo, declared a strike to demand the reinstatement of Dr. Nukada, Dean of the Faculty, who had recently been asked to resign. On this occasion the 700 medical students each drew blood from the forefinger and in it signed an oath that they would not return to their studies until the authorities agreed to reinstate their Dean."

Nat Shilkret & His International Orchestra

V-50014. Unrequited Love (Lincke)

Eva Waltz (Lehar-arr, Schott). Carmen Sylvia (Ivanovici)

Nat Shilkret & His International V-50013 Orchestra

7.30-p.m. From the Studio, 7.30-8 pm. Humorous Interlude by the Rev. . H. Lewie-Bryan.

PROGRAMME.

1 Firstly, my dear Brethren.

2 There ought to be a home for

Loks like that.

3. I think of You!

7.45 p.m. A Talk on Ladies Dress: by "Culente."

8 p.m. Local Time & Weather Report.

4.3-11.30 p.m. A relay from the Ko Shing Theatre.

10.30 ..

News.

Rugby Mid-day Press

11.30 p.m. Cluse Down All records in the above. European programmes are kindly supplied by Messra. Tsang Fook Piano Co,.

1-uy's Diundast from Manila: 6 p.m. Studio Music. 0.10 p.m.-Spanish Informational Period. Period.

4.30 pm-English Informational

7 p.m.-Dinner Period. 7.10 p.m.Elks Programme. 7.46 p.m. Studebaker Programme. 8 p.m.-Western Equipment & Supply Co. Programme.

8.16 p.m.--La Yebana Programme.

Chevrolet Jamboree. 19.30 p.m.Close down.

FAREWELL DRINK

ABLE WILL

"the undertaking. Placards were the ideal material for a magnet And to show his powers as a The author corrected the proofs stuck up everywhere indicating and liquid oxygen was so strongly magician, Professor Kapitza pass-six times, which is the minimum. the value of being able to read mugnetic that it could be made to ed a stream of liquefied hydrogen number required in Japan if errors and the loss incurred by those throw a glass rod violently upwards through a glass tube, the air round are to be avoided in any English OLD SAILOR'S REMARK-

the tube being so greatly cooled text. He then marked them O.K., A few days ago, a definite and from its surface to the ceiling.

Professor Kapitza added that the that it liquefied on its outer surface certain that the text would appear well-prepared effort was made to sudden shock, to the electrical gear and fell in a hissing pool on the without a single typographical Three years ago John Harding, find out exactly how many of the when it was short circuited for floor of the laboratory.

howler,.

an old saflor in the Australian people are still illiterate. The

He had failed, however, to take Navy, who had previously beer. whole city wag' divided into séc-

into account the Japanese printer. Sir John Fisher's bugler in the tions, and each section was al-

When the pamphlet appeared, nice- Imperial Navy, was buried under ly bound, and after many copies romewhat remarkable conditions.

duly distributed had been

to He had left a will with the China Japanese educationists, and others Contingent Association in Mel- gent to educational reviews in bourne, which has now allowed it England and America, the author's- attention was called to the tragic fact that the word "forefinger" and 24 "foreigner" in the completed work.

„DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

Five cases of small-pox from Kow- loon, one case of diphtheria and three ses of meningitis were reported to the bealth authorities on Friday.

to be published.

"Do not," it runs, let any

lotted to some school or other body to investigate. The police

IT DOES NOT MATTER SO MUCH) turned out in force to lend as WHAT YOUR RELIGION IS SO LONG sistance. Every house was visits YOU BELIEVE IT FIRMLY AND ed, and careful note taken of those

PRACTISE ITS PRECEPTS. who could not read. In case of doubt a card bearing twenty

An Old Haileyburnian Dinner will Mr. R. characters was

Vaughan Fowler used to give a

was be held on Friday, Jist March, at

last few quld I leave behind.. test, and those who could read less set the passengers who arrived 8 p.m. at the Hongkong Hotel. Those

long-faced undertaker grab t here by the President Cleveland.

requested, to Interested are

com

Knock up a box yourselves, and than fifteen were classified as

iunicate with Mr. A. H. Harbord,

The Explanation.

cover it with the Union Jack, hire illifornie.

Struck.by a plunk dropping from c/o Meears. Lowe, Bingham and

a truck and follow in a couple of Much difficulty was experienced an upper stage, a contractor's coolic Matthews.

Seeing possibilities of diploma taxis, and bury me with my ship. in overcoming prejudice and get-employed on the reconstructed Peak

tic complications the author de-mates in our ting at the real facts, but cer-Hospital building, was injured in the

Lying off Yeumati on Saturday, a tainly some headway was made. head yesterday, and taken to

sampan was struck by the launch manded an explanation from the Faukner. Stop on the road at the Government Civil Hospital. The third step is the establish- |

Kwong Chee in a collision, and was printer, who replied that at the nearest pub and have a drink, for capsized, the occupants being thrown fast moment he had indeed noticed which I leave the sum of £3, I will ment of schools for the people, and the provision of teachers. Failure residents leaving for Home by the P. vicinity, effecting a prompt rescue, was unfamiliar to him, he thought

of into the water. Other craft in the the word "forefinger," but an it be waiting outside. Then carry to attend will be punished, and and O. liner Corfu on Saturday were picked up the three young children the author must have meant those teachers who get good re- Lady Shenton. Hon. Comdr. nail Mrs of the sampan woman, who were "foreigner," with which word tho When reaching the cemetery sults will be rewarded.

printer was perfectly familiar. The best wishes of all friends

thorities and those who are co- operating in this attempt to rolve ang of China's greatest problems.

Our Own Correspondent.

the

..

Amongst the large number

G. F. Hole, Professor Forster and none the worse for a wetting. Professor Robertson, Mr. and Mrs..

03.

own gruves

at

Lank a sky-pilot to say a fow words, Then, when I am socuro

of China must go with the au- W. Franks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Me- The King's Theatre management He, therefore, changed the type in the locker, get the bugler to

Mr. B. B. Reed. Kelvie, Mrs. Davenport Browne and promised something unusual in the accordingly.

" Paramount film, "IC.I had a Milion," Since the explanation, the au-sound the Last Post' as hard as and the promise is more than fulfil thor has been busy assuring his he can and put another noten in While walking along Jordan Road, ed in the offering. Large crowls Japanese colleagues and friends his bugle. I leave him £1 for his at noon on Saturday, Miss HD. saw the picture during the week-end, that the slip was not intentional. expenses. After this 1 request Sawyer, head-mistress of the Diocesand found it immensely entertaining. snatched from her had her handbag Besides its novel thems, it tai note. To the British and American you to proceed back to the memory. warthy for the appearance of no editora already in possession of of your old shipmate and to our snatched from her by a Chinese

to next merry meeting on Fidler's Sawyer struggled with the man and eminently suitable parta. The pro- feeling there may be in Japan has "(Signed), John Harding,"

No detail of the Instructions Un was severely injured in the head, man dropped the handbag, and as the technical excellence. Quite one of not yet reached the proportions being admitted to the Kowloon Hos alarm had been given be made of the best Aims seen in Hongkong for that this printer's howler would wae omitted when Harding wont Dital.

to his grave. down Chi Wo Street and disappeared, mazy a long day.

unwittingly imply.

Through getting into the way of

had

an iron bucket conveying limestone approached her from behind. fewer than fifteen well-known cinema copies he has been obliged

handbag contained $50. Mias atare, all of whom are cast in write, stating that any anti-foreign Green

Gn an overhead cable, a contractor's coolle at the Cement Works at Holt cried for help. In the struggle the duction is of a high standard

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