1935-06-29 — Page 7

THE

HONGKONG

The Hongkong Telegraph

FIFTH ANNUAL AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC

COMPETITION JUNE-AUGUST, 1935.

Valuable Prizes

IN ADDITION TO THE CAMERA AND CASH PRIZES MESSRS. ILFORD, LIMITED,

1ST

OF LONDON OFFER

TWO SILVER TROPHIES

VALUE $150.00

2ND

VALUE

$85.00

TO WHAT ARE ADJUDGED THE TWO BEST ENTRIES IN THE COMPETITION, IRRESPECTIVE OF CLASS.

COMMENCE SENDING IN YOUR ENTRIES NOW

SECTION 1

For the best Story-telling Picture

1st

16 mm. CINE KODAK MODEL K. f.3.5. lens

Complete with carrying case.

(Donated by the Eastman Kodak Company).

2nd

ROLLEICORD Photo-Automat Camera, complete with carrying case.

3rd

Donated by

Franke & Heidecke in conjunction with

CASH PRIZE

Messrs. Melchers & Co.

$40.00

VALUE

$75.00

(Two Consolation Prizes "Rolleiflex" Books!

SECTION 2

Bathing and Picnic Photographs.

ROLLEIFLEX PHOTO-AUTOMAT CAMERA

Complete with carrying case.

VALUE

VALUE

$204.00

4th CASH PRIZE

$10.00

$120.00

(Donated by Franke & Heidecke in conjunction with Messrs. Melchers & Co.)

1st

2nd

CASH PRIZE

$40.00

3rd

CASH PRIZE

(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books!

SECTION. 3

Chinese Studies-Figures and Faces.

AGFA SPEEDEX COMPUR CAMERA With Optical Direct-Vision Finder and Solinar 1.4.5. (Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

1st

2nd

CASH

PRIZE

$40.00

VALUE

3rd CASH

PRIZE

(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books?

SECTION 4

Views, Including Architecture and Street Scenes.

KODAK PUPILLE, LEITZ f.3.5. lens

1st

and Reflex Mirror Attachment.

2nd

CASH

PRIZE

(Donated by Eastman Kodak Company)

$40.00

$20.00

$80.00

$20.00

VALUE $160.00

$25.00

3rd Agla Speedex Record

Camera f.7.7. lens. VALUE

(Donated by "Agfa" China Co.)

(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books!

SECTION 5

Studies in Still Life.

ZEISS IKON IKONTA CAMERA 4.5. lens.

(Donated by Carlowitz & Co.)

1st

Compur Shutter.

2nd

ACFA SPEEDEX Camera

(Donated by "Agfa" China Co.l

1st CASH

VALUE $50.00

VALUE

3rd

CASH

PRIZE

(Two Consolation Prizes Rolleiflex Books)

SECTION 6.

Snapshots taken by Children under the Age of 14 years..

PRIZE $20.00

The following Rule will Fovero Competition --

"Boy Semut Kodaks"

4 Consolation Vest Pocket Folding

Prizes

cameras complete with carrying caRUS,

RULES:-

EACH

$60.00

$20.00

VALUE $12.00

theThe right to publiek any ve all of the [ 8.-$hotographs must not be

1-The Competition is confined exclusively

in amateur photographers.

2-leture auboyitted in Gepla tones should bo accompanied 17 maller print in black and while

...-The

entries in the Telegraph is reserved.

im than Postcard are excepting in the Children's Section) and the entry form should be. f. == 3'instagrug which hava been already

lightly posted on the back. entered, in loent campetitions are In-9.-Na corepondance will be entered into eligible.

In conection with the Competition. 10-Enteles in the Children's Section must

A-AL the conclusion oľ the Competition. entric will the recursimed to sompetitors on Application at this Offke within seven Jaya,

Prison will be awarded to the competitors sending in what are adjudged i

the best photograpla in each Blockson. Each entry must be accompanied 7.No responsibility will be accepted for by the form below,

non-delivery, tea or damage,

bear the name age and address on the entry form countersigned by a parent. 11.--Members of the Staffe of the Hongkonur Telegraph and the Bouth China Morning l'ost are not permitted to compete. 12.-The docision of the Judge shall be Anal

NOTE-In the event of a picture being entered in more than one Section, a separate print must be submitted for each Section.

READ THE RULES CAREFULLY..

USE THIS FORM

AND LIGHTLY PASTE IT ON THE

BACK OF EACH ENTRY.

SECTION

NAME

ADDRESS

TITLE

DATE

ENTRY FORM

Please use block letters and paste this on back of each Entry.

If entered in Children's Section, parent please countersign hero

TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1935..

MYSTERY UNDER PARIS

(Continued from Page, 6.)

for that means hard-rock quarries, which will furnish excellent anti- air raid protection. The green marks show where gypsum has been taken out to mako plaster of Paris (which really comes from Paris), and those galleries are not practical, for a slight shock”would be enough to bring down their soft crumbly walls. The blue streak is the Bievre, Paris' underground River, which ambles out of sight through the Latin Quarter into the Beine, known only to antiquarians and moles. Perhaps it will be re- discovered in the next

war, if Parisiaus are forced to take to the earth like prairie doga

The entrerenbs form only 1-700th of Paris subterranean passages. The yellow areas cover almost all of the 13th, 14th and 15th arrondisse- menis, the southwest quadrant of Paris, and stretch well out into the suburbs, Across the river, there ore large yellow areas extending outward from the Trocadero, Un- for the Trocadero Itself are anb- terranean galleries from which some of the stone for the building was taken which were used ones for overflow exhibits during an exparition, and which it is proposed. to as during the exposition of 1937 for a wine cellar. Not until we cross back neross the river again to the favoured Left Bank do we

arcas of find again tremendous vellow whose outlines obscure com- pletely those of the streets above. The 5th and Gib arrondissemen's (the Latin Quarter and Montpar- nasse) are almost all yellow,

EASY TO EXPAND

The catacombs are in this sector. and the isolated patches of yellow about the Pantheon, the Jardin des Plantes and the Luxembourg re- present sections of quarries once continuous with them, which could again be connected to the main body of the underground city by openinit up disused passager pro- viding Paris decided to move es- tirely underground, and wanted to maintain communications between ail sectors of her subterranean city. There are, altogether, 300 kilo- metres of useful galleries. Ninety run under streets; 44 are beneath the property of the city or the state-not including that wonder of underground Paris, the vaults of the Bank of France, where beneath. a vacant lot lie tremendous weights. of gobi, flouteel on an artificial lake and protected by mases as virulent FLA those which Parisians may sometime luck underground to Kerapo; and...150 kilometres under private properties,

WORST SERVED

The 12th arrondissement, north of the Seine to the cast, is worst served with only 350 metres of galleries. The fashionable re- sidential district of Passy, also on the Right Bank, but to the west, bas seven kilometres. On the Left Bank, east of the Bievre, are 25 kilometres of tunnels. And in the fourth quadrant, that favrel southwest south central sector, the 5th, 6th, 14th and 15th arrondisse- Hirats are endowed respectively with 8. 19. 68 and 12 kilometres of practicable, ready made refuges

Most of these, tammels are on two levels, the first 60 metres deep, the Second 60. They are supplied for the most part with sustaining walls and beams, and open up often into great subterranean halls. Very little needs to be done to con- ver them into modern bombproof shelters. All that is required is merous entrances and a ventila- tion system.

As for the famous sewers of Paris, they may be neglected. They are not very deep, and they won't Έχει needed. Subterranean Paris has room for all who need to take refuge there without them. -United Press,

A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. This is a condition for disease) to which many Daines are given but few really understand, fa la simply weakness-a break down as it were, of the éšťál forces that sustain the sysien. No meiter what may be its causer (thrý ate sim numberless), ita iyiptomeare'biuch the saineį, the more prominent being sleeplessness, aanso of prositation of weariness, depression of aplets and want of 'snergy for all the ordinary affairs of life. Now, what alone ha essential la all such cases in incréased vitsiliy-vigour, vital strength and energy to brow off these morbid feelings, and 'as night mucceeds the day, this to be more certainly secured by a course of THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

THERAPION No. 3

than by any other known combination. So sately ax ii là taken in socordance with the printed direction will the battered health be reatorBit THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH

and now belltonne imparted fa place of what bed so lately seemed worn-out, used up and value- lasa. Thle preparation is sulable for all ages, nonstitutions and conditions, in either sex ; andă li is dicindia to imagine a disuate or derangement whose iḥain foɛtzen la weakness, that will not be speedily and permanently overama, by this recuperative exserton, which li destiaad to cast foto oblivion everything that had preceded it toe ble

scourge of humanity,

Earth Pršen PROMĚNA LÝ Cither No return mači DR. LE CLARO Co. Llaverosaan 14.20-WA, London, Mas

HEAT

AND

HUMIDITY HEADACHES

ON'T. let Headaches lower your powers of resistance. Two or three DON'T

'ASPRO' Tablets, taken with a drink of water, will banish most Head- aches in a few minutes. It's a mistake to think that because it's hot and humid you must endure a Headache. Even the most healthy suffer at times; heat, sun-glare, humidity and sleeplessness all help to reduce physical resis- tance, with the result that a Headache attacks you. 'ASPRO will quickly clean it up before it has time to sap your vitality, make you listless, irritable, nervy and out of sorts. 'ASPRO” relieves in a perfectly soothing way, and is not harmful, because it is a pure medicine, containing no questionable or dangerous antidotes. Keep 'ASPRO' in the house to check Colds, Influenza, Rheumatism, Dengue, Neuritis, etc. It is safe insurance against everyday summer ills; it gives quick, certain relief and does not harm the heart

'ASPRO'

GIVES RELIEF IN 5 to 10 MINUTES

DODWELL & CO. LTD.

Distributors.

Three Packings, 5′a, 10′s. 17%

GOOD TOBACCO MADE INTO

PERFECT CIGARETTE'S

PLAYER'S

LH2

BACHELOR

Finest Virginia

CORK TIPPED

CIGARETTES

Bachelors are always Popular