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APARTMENT FLATS IN CENTRAL DISTRICT.

SOMETHING NEW IN RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION IN HONGKONG.

One, two and three-roomed up-to-date furnished and unfurnished apartments, each with kitchen, pantry, bathroom, and detached servants' quarters, will be available, at moderate rents, in the now modern 8-storey re-inforced concrete building-known as "DINA The HOUSE"-now nearing completion in Duddell Street, furnished flats will be fitted with furniture of modern type. telephone and frigidaire will be provided in each apartment. Automatic lifts (Waygood Otis), These apartments, are bright and airy, the majority of them facing towards the Gardens or the harbour,

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Those who have, already booked flats, and persons wishing to view the premises, are informed that lifts have now been installed and that they will be shown over the building if application is made at Messrs. H. Ruttonjce & Son's offices next door-No. 7 Duddell Street.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

SEPTEMBER 19, 1995.

YOUNG AIR ACE

Jack Van, who leaves fraland the weak to fly across Atlantic.

this

Atlantic Flight SONGS FOR CHILDREN.

at Nineteen

Nazis Denounce Kipling

As Bitterest Enemy Of Reich

EXHORTED

NAZIS,

HE WANTS TO GO HOME THAT WAY WITHIN a few days a nineteen-year-old airman will start or journey by which he hopes to achieve the am- bition of his life-to be the first Canadian to fly. the Atlantic.

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Everything is in readiness; he is now waiting only for favourable weather before he leaves Baldonnell, Ireland, on non-stop sola flight to Quebec.

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The adventurer, Mr. Jack Van, is a laconic young man. Only on the subject of aviation does he show anything like en- thusiasm and then he hides it behind a matter-of-factness.

"I don't really care about any thing except lying," he said "and I've been the same alnce I was quite a kid.

"Experience? Well, I've been flying since I was fifteen,

"My aim is to do this cast to-west journey in fifteen hours and land at Quebec, my home. "I am used to long flights-but not

so long as this one! The

town. NOT TO BUY HIS BOOKS severely criticised by their

own

"financial dictator," Dr. Schacht, for their biggest I have done was ten hours attacks on Jews have found another victim-Mr.

Rudyard Kipling.

They are exhorted not to buy

any of his books.

One of their culture leaders. Professor Urbach, writing in the official Nazi newspaper, Voelkis. cher Beorbachter, denounces both "Kim" and "The Jungle- Book" as "Undiluted expressions of Anglo-Saxon imperialism."

The article, as quoted by Reuter, concludes:

"Kipling has always been one of the bitterest enemies of Germany and for years has led a fanatical campaign against our nation."

"Jew-Baiter" Attacked Speaking at the East German Fair in Koenigsberg, Dr. Schacht attacked the methods of (Ger- Herr Julius Streicher many's "Jew-baiter") and his

anti-Semitic

Stuermer.

'periodical,

Der

"The Nationalist-Socialist pro-

RUDYARD KIPLING

gramme," he declared, "provides friend of Nazis, he,

that the Jew can neither be a

sume programme declares that a 58 NATIONS SEEK citizen nor a comrade, but the subject shall be worked out.

"That means that the Jew cannot be made the victim of arbitrary and high-handed pro- ceedings, but is only subject to the law. Such laws are now being worked out."

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WHEN WOMEN ARE THE STRONG SEX

SOVIET FEMININE AIR PILOTS WIN, OUT

London, Sept. 1. Women

pilots specially suitable for fighting at great altitudes, declares Grohovsky, a leading Russian aviation expert.

air

Arc

Exhaustive tests, he says, have! proved that delicate, sensitive girls, specially selectpil, are not affected by rarefied atmosphere, even at uver 26,000ft.

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WEATHER RIDDLE

FORECASTS A MONTH AHEAD IS AIM

London, Sept. 1. Weather experts from fifty- eight nations are in Warsaw with one big idea in their heads to perfect a system for the world-wide exchange of forecasts.

Two of them, Mr. W. R. Gregg and Mr. J. P. Kincer, ollicials of the United States Weather Bureau, arrived there yesterday.

said Mr.

"At the moment," Gregg, "we give forecasts for the. following thirty-six hours with a reasonable degree of accuracy.

"If we could forecast the weather for a month ahead with the

accuracy it would be a great thing for the world.

same

"Weather hus ΠΟ national The best men pilots, though in bodadarice. To be effective, a perfect training, generally need forecasting service is dependent oxyzen tespirators when above on the co-operation of all coun 21,000ft.

tries. That is the purpose of our As respirators would obstruct conference." the view and imp:ir fighting skill, I thought it would be a very women would make better pilots at Iour time, however, before weather high altitudea than men in the experts would be able to make next war, "which is likely to be deserts bloom with roses by bring fought at gmat heights."

ing rain at will.

SALESMAN SAM

non-stop, in Canada."

Hawk 'plane is n Mr. Van's Major, with Gypsy engine. He has been in England for eighteen months, flying studying English aviation methods, testing-and hoping.

Quebec

Mr. Van'a father is lumber merchant.

Higher Pay For Army Nurses

BETTER pay has been announced-for nurses in military hos- pitals and for majors in the Royal Army Medical Corps._.

Some of the changes in the nursing service:—

New Old rate rate a year. a year, € 65 £ 80 £12575 £250 £130

1360

Staff nurse (on entry) Bister Matron Principal matron (a now

rank) Principal matron at War

Omco Matron-in-Chief

£400 £276 £600 £450 A nurse may now enter the

Alexandra's Queen

Imperial Military Nursing Service at £80 and expect to proceed by annual steps of £5, reaching maximum of £125 as a sister after nine years' service, whereas hitherto she received £65 at entry and took seventeen years to reach maximum of £110.

Higher Pensions, Too Pensions also are to be in- creased:

"Abnormal situation in regard “ to promotion" is given in Army Orders for the increase of 3s. 6d. a day in the pay of R.A.M.C. majors on completion of twenty- two years' service.

The rate of retired pay of a major or licutenant-colonel re- tired compulsorily after having completel twenty-five years' service is to be not less than £475. a year.

One Man Out

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WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF SONGS AND MUSIC

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USE ELECTRIC CHROMIC NEEDLES WITH YOUR PICK UP

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ACROSS.

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1 The kind of growling and grumbling In which every solver пая в нау

Would it be the noise that this bird makes that gives Sandy a certain amount of dread?

In this case no change could bo given.

10 The kind of a one may ex-. pect to and in a pub in New York.

11 You want a French girl here, and you must give her her wish, 12 This may save a match. 13 Song.

10 This plant is useful to the dyer,

much

In twisted. Ds it 18 Short journey.

10 Till no one would rob.

20 In this building the rug will,

doubtless, be found useful.

22 She might be the sister of 11,

-but-no envy is.possible. 24. This becomes very

toothache.

26 Say corn (anug,},

cold with

27 Harmonises, making considerable

use of the string element.

30 Talk, but nothing to scold.

31 Impressel, as a best-seller might

32 Visionaries.

33 Macaulay and Lamb,

ample.

DOWN

for EX-

Though the present tense of found is find, this present tense I never mind.

2 Flat carriers, mostly light.

3 Identifies a fever.

4 Serial (anat.).

5 A mischievous gadabout.

6 One who occupies a manger;

7 Compel.

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8 This Hounds a likely place for

testing cargoes in Surrey,

14 Bill passed the alternative, and

he plays part.

16 Wise.

16 Made'alarm (anag).

17 This colour may be seen and

heard.

18 Positively only the last letters

are wanted.

21 Any port in a storm is supposed

to be

proud enough, but, surely, not this port

23. Don't think this clue difficult,

there's really nothing in it.

21 Describes a Court,

26 This was plain to Brutas.

28 Swallowed up in taxes.

20 These are generally between the

top and the bottom.

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HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN:

The chibiren cannot fight starva- tlon and disease. We can, but only with your help.

Will you help us? No donation is too small: All will be gratefully acknowledged

Jun, Treasurers:

Mr. A. McKELLAR, CA.

efo Muckinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

· P. & O. Building.

Mr. KWOK CHAN,

c/o Banque de L'Indo Chine

fire Kong

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(AH, FAUNTLEROY, I SEE YOU AN',

SAM ARE GETTIN' ALONG FINE! WHAT GAME ARE YA PLAYIN'? ·

TWEET TWEET

I'M WASHINGTON

CROSSIN' THE ELAWARE!'

SPOSE SAM PLAYS TH' PART) NAW! HE'S THẾ DELAWARE” OF A-WOUNDED SOLDIER!

SILKS

(comp)

YEAH, BUT DOESN'T SAM CARE

IF YA JUMP ON HIM LIKE THAT?

AN I'M CROSSIN' OVER (HIM!

SAM'S IN NO SHAPE

TA CARE, NOW".

TWEET

I KNOCKED HIM.COLD

MY FIRST JUMP!

TWEE

Swall

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