1933-08-21 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1933.

SILK DISPLAY IN CANTON

LONDONERS LIKE CHINESE CHOW

EXHIBITION OPENS ON

THURSDAY

In order to create interest In plans for the revival of the silk industry in South China, the Burend of Sericulture in organis ing a festival in honour of the founder, of the silk industry, a queen by the name of "Leu Tso"

(Le. Si-Ling-Chi),

The festival will be hold

on August 24 and will continue for

10 days.

An exhibition shoving the various phases of the industry will be displayed.

Mr. Lau Kel-min, the mayor will be hongrary president of the ex- hibition which will be held at the Y.M.C.A.

EPICURIAN TASTES

DISPLAYED

EAT TOO FAST

London,

For ten years now the proprietor of a Chinese restaurant in Bue- kingham Street here, Mr. Tamaru Sin, has viewed the customs and tastes of "Westerners." In his quiet way he still walks up and down keeping an eye on his Eng. sh clients and is always ready to proffer advice as to the choice of Dishes.

"I and you

Englanders apt to treat Chinese cooking ns curiosity," he said to a Reuter's The Bureau also proposed to put Correspondent when questioned up a building in honour of the about his ten years' experience. founder of the silk Industry which "First my clients start by asking will be christened "The Memorial for bird's nest soup, followed by Hall of Leu Tso.". It will be de- shark's fin or the usual chop suey, voted exclusively to experimental "But after a while they realise Awork which will include con- that our cooking has ая many dition room for the regulation of varieties and subleties as yours, temperature and Humidity in and they begin to be particular In order to carry ou more advanced choosing what foods they combine. work in the genetics of silkworms. Many of my English clients have This building, including the neces-as good a knowledge of my menu sary equipment, will cost

one as the Chinese and Indian stu- hundred thousand dollars, It la dents who come from the London hoped to raise half of the amount School of Economics every day." in Canton and the rest in countries

A CRITICISM, which have direct connections with

"1f 1 Quare to criticise the China silk trade.

Westerner for anything, it is that the does not eat slowly enough. You are always thinking of some- thing else that you have to do afterwards, so that you eat with a |view of staving off hunger, rather than Increasing your health and refining your palate.

RACE FOR AIR SUPREMACY

BRITAIN

REPORTED PLACING ORDERS

London, Aust. 15.

That Great Britain is firmly de- termined to expand her air-fleet In the event of a failure of the Disarmament Conference, in alle- ged in to-day's issue of the Daily Harald.

the

"Many of my Chinese and Indian clients make a habit of calling for lunch on Saturdays, when they

have no work in the afternoon, so

that they have no need to hurry their meal.

"My life has not changed much while I have been here. My fellow countrymen usually find their way here soon after their arrival, make themselves quickly at home and

over.

I

"William Shakespeare" (Mr. Vernon Jones) photographing "Queen Elizabeth" (Mrs. Martin Lewis) at the Shakespearian Masque and Fayre held at Backanham, Kent.

SIX WEEKS FOR

ASSAULT

MAN KNOCKED OUT

WITH CHOPPER

"You will find yourself getting hanged one of these days if you go rushing about with choppers" remarked Mr. Wynne-Jones this

· FANLING BOGEY

POOL

W.H.B. RIGG FINISHES ALL SQUARE TO WIN

W. H. B. Rigg (16) who finished all square won the Bogey Pool at Fanling during the week-end.

Other lending scores were: E morning when sentencing a. Winms (18) one down and Chinese to six weeks' hard labour Rev. J. Roberts (9) two down. for assault.

There were 14 entries.

The attention of members is

Sub-inspector Kirby snid

September 4, is a holiday, the fendant was discharged on Satur medal competitions (under handi- day on a charge of unlawful pos.cap) arranged for September 2 session of a quantity of charcoal, nad 3 at the Happy Valley will be On returning home, he attacked continued on the Monday. the complainant with a chopper.

"If I wanted to kill him, I could fendant from the dock,

de.

MAKING BOYS REST

AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT

BY HEADMASTER

London.

Mr. Maurice L. Jacks, hend- master of Mill Hill School, London,

is making his pupils alt still for 30 minutes every day after lunch.

"One or two very active boys dis- liked the rule when it was first in- troduced," Mr. Jacks explained. "They would have preferred to be playing games, but now I think the rest period has become quite popu- Jar with the majority of the boys. Not only do they enjoy it, but they feel much better after it, and are less tired in the afternoon.

"The idea was my own," he said. "It seemed to me that the boys who spent so much of the day running about would benoft by a period of rest after their mid-day meal," and so I introduced a rulo to this effect at the beginning of the year.

FIRST RESULT.

"Though it is early to say yet just how much benefit they have derived from it, the school as a whole put on more weight in the Enster term than during the pre- vious Christmas term before the rule was introduced."

Headmasters in all parts of the country are watching the experi- ment with interest.

Mr. J. F. M. Ellis Secretary of Education Committee of the Na- tional Union of Teachers said the whole question of fatigue and rest among school-children

waa one

which needed expert and careful consideration, although a great deaf

plished on these lines.

"We want to know a great deal more about fatigue and, this ex-

The paper states that orders will be placed for a hundred new leave again when their course of have killed him," replied de-drawn to the fact that as Monday, of research had already been accom- chasers with an extraordinarily studies or their business stay is high speed in case no agreement is reached at Geneva regarding seldom, but

"My English clients come more there are many of forces. In addition a special fleet Brat took over." the limitation of the world's air them who have eaten here since of seaplanes will be built for the

When asked whether he intend nuvy. The designs already ed eventually to revisit his own| prepared for planes of a new type. country, Mr. Sin replied:

While conspicuously displaying "I do not know. There are 'two these alleged schemes of the Gov-forces that sway ernment, the paper citicises them familiarity and memory. I might an bound to usher in a new era of feet sirunge if I went back international serial compétition.” Hongkong, but I may all the

same."-Reuter.

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AUSTRALIAN TAX CUTS EXPECTED

BARGAINING FOR · BETTER BANK RATES

Melbourne, Aug. 15. The Prime Minister, Mr. J. A Lyons, conferred to-day with re- presentatives of the associated bunks and with Commonwealth banking and treasury officials.

He is expected to offer a aub- stantial cut of ten per cent. in the super-tax on income derived from property and an early abolition of the federal land tax. These con- cessions will be held out to the

associated banks as reasons why the rate of interest on overdrafts for industry should be further re- duced.

The Prime Minister to-day also gave details of the Government of Australia's compensation plan to meet the claims of British migrant settlers, which were recently in- quired into by a royal commission,

PISTOL WITHOUT

LICENCE

MAN ARRESTED ON THE PRAYA

Д man......

to

POLICE RESERVE

ORDERS FOR CURRENT WEEK

The following Police Reserve orders for the current week havo been issued by the Inspector Gen-j eral of Police (Ilon. Mr. E.D.C. Wolfe.)

CHINESE COMPANY.

Part II-Training Course. The following members have been passed out as efficient in Part II of Training Course on Tuesday, August 16, 1993: Constables R2 Chan Chung Tong, 37 La! Yung Kong, and R&b Wang

Yok Pui.

All recruits will attend ai the Chinese Company's Headquarters on Tuesday, August 22 at 5.30 p.m. for instruction.

INDIAN COMPANY.

Part II-Training CourHQ. The following members have been passed out as eficient in Part II of Training Coume on Wednesday, August 16. 1933: Constable R204 S. B. Ahmed- passed with credit. Constable R295 S. Devon-pinssed with credit.

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All recruits of the Indian Company reniding in Kowloon will attend Chi Woo Street. Kowloon on Wednes. Aday, August 23 ut 3.30 p.m. for in-

struction.

All recruits of the Indian Company residing at Hongkong will attend Chinese Company's Headquarters, 17, Queen's Road Central on Thursday, August 24 at. 5.30 p.m. for instruc tion.

Inspection Parade. All ranks of the Indian Company will attend at August 23 under Sub Inspector B. J. Hunt for a general. inspection of

in possession of aù automatic Central Police Station on Wednesday,

Arrested at the Ping On wharf

pistol without a licence Ho Kwok- tung, 22, appeared in the dock of the Central Police Court before equipment etc., by the Company Com

minnder. Fall in nt 5.30 p.m. sharp. Mr. Wynne-Jones this morning. Drear while uniform, cap with white Defendant admitted the charge. cover, belt with brace, truncheon, Sub-Inspector Kirby said he had whistle, armlet and badge, "Pocket been instructed by Mr. Booth, Policeman" and note-book to be ear- Director of Criminal Intelligence ried. The Equipment Omeer will to ask for a remand of two days, make it a point of being present.

to enable further enquiries to be made about the defendant.

The remand was granted.

́DUTCH EAST INDIES.

FLYING SQUAD Revolver Practice. A revolver! Practice for the Flying Squad will take place on Wednesday, August 28 at 5.30 pm. under Sub Inspector: Hopkins at the Kennedy Road Kango. Only those detailed will attend

The instructional patrol of the Hongkong Section will take place on HEAVY TARIFF IMPOSED ON | Friday, August 26. Fall in at 5.15 fant, sharp at Central Police Station. Dress whito uniform and cap with white cover.

· LUXURY IMPORTS

Batavia, Aug. 19.

A proposed Import duty on luxury. EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE. goods of 20 per cent plus a 50 per Revolver Practice. A revolver: cent surtax, in biciuded in the Gov-practice will take place on Friday, ernment Bill aiming at strengthening August 20 by Nos. 3 and 4 Secilons the Anancial position of the Dutch at the Dowen Road Revolver Rango Fanta Inilleepy insternell - Import under Suh Intestas Honking-p3,4801 La dutloss

All other taxable commodlies will Van will leaver

Op. The Emergency Unit Nerve Queen's Pier at 5.20

Complainant said he told de solzed a chopper and struck out fendant to leave the premises asat complainant, who fell to the he had been stealing. Defendant ground unconscious.

periment of Mr. Jacks' will not only prove interesting to the heads of public schools, but will interest those working in the clementary schools as well,” he added. -Reuter.

ANOTHER DISADVANTAGE

of residing in outlying districts is now removed by the inauguration of Lane, Crawford's Express Delivery Service.

Breakfast table necessities may now be ordered the day before and delivered to our customers' residences throughout the following districts, arriving approximately at the times stated:—

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6.15 3.m.

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Your Morning Post" will also arrive in time for breakfast if you book your subscription through us, the cost being $3.00 per month.

IN ADDITION to the above, special afternoon deliveries will be made leaving our Main Store at 5 p.m. cach day. By these deliveries we will also send the final edition of the "Telegraph" if you so desire.

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6. Cold Ham Sausage & Salad.

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DINNER $1.50 1. Fruit Cocktail, 2. Giblet Soup.

3. Sea Food Combination.

4. Pojarsky Cutlet Macedonia Vegetable,

5. Chop Suey & Noodle.. 6. Roast Duck Apple Sauce. 7. Potatoes G Vegetables. 8.. Bakewell Pudding.

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