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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1936.

Dominion Defence

AUSTRALIA NOW HAS ARMY

OF 180,000 MEN

Australia is now spending 21a. 10d. per head of the popula- tion on defence, in accord with an Imperial defence plan. This is the most for any Dominion. Now Zealand is spending 12. 7d, the Irish Free State 10s, Canada 5s. 7d. and South. Africa 3s. 5d

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This financial year Australia's vote is £7,352,000. Coastal defences are being strengthened and will be more powerful than ever before, the air service is receiving concentrated at- tention, and resources are now established for the production of uniforms, rifles, Vickers machine guns, guns, gun-carriages, limbers, anti-aircraft guns, small arme, ammunition, and shells up to 8-inch calibre, says Austral News.

"Any dangers that threaten' the Commonwealth are over- sea," said the Defence Minister (Mr. Archdale, Parkhill), “and ber first lines of defences are on or over the sca. British naval strength is Australia's initial safeguard, but Australia is 10,000 miles away from the main concentration of the British Fleet."

Australia can now put into the field and maintain two cavalry divisions, four infantry divisions and auxiliary troops to the total of 180,000, all ranks

Mr. Rickett Goes To Rome Under An Assumed Name

Bodyguard Of Detectives.

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Rome, Jan. 26.

Mr. F.W. Rickett, of Abys- PLUGS sinian oil fame, arrived in Rome in the Rome Express to-night on a mystery visit. He went direct to the Am- bassadors Hotel, where he registered under an assumed

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ARE HELD BY

THE G. E. C. OF CHINA

Queen's Building.

Phone 30247.

CANTON AGENTS

for

name.

Orders were issued to the hotel staff not to mention his arrival, nor to divulge his whereabouts to inquirers.

Later he went to a night club and was followed by a bodyguard of detectives.

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When he returned to his hotel four detectives mained on guard outside. Another stayed all night in the hall,

Mr. Rickett is believed to re present oil interests in the Near East.

It is understood that he will continue the conversations be gun with the Italian officials

on his last visit to Rome л month ago.

His Last Visit

-Signor-Lessonu, Italian Under- Secretary for the Colonies, who

Ray Edgar, El Centro real

estate man, recently appointed to the California State Board of Equalization, hopes to bring

penco to the faction-torn tax' body.

acts under the direct authority of Film Star's Salary Signor Mussolini, is empowered to grant of concessions for cash.

Mr. Rickett paid a surprise visit to Rome on December 5 last., Hel arrived in a private airplano from London, and sald he was on his [way to Pagdad,

Next Gay he left for London, after meeting Signor Lessona and

Sun's Eclipse To Be Studied From Siberia

AMERICAN SCIENTISTS

Just Received.

WILL TRAVEL 8,000 A Fresh Shipment of VIOLINS, VIOLAS AND

MILES IN SPRING

Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 26. Scientists of Harvard Uni-

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versity and Massachusetts In Also VIOLIN, VIOLA, `CELLO, DOUBLE-BASS, stitute of Technology, who viewed a solar eclipse literally GUITAR BANJO, TENOR BANJO, MANDOLINE from their own backyard in

1932, will journey 8,000 miles AND UKELELE STRINGS AND ACCESSORIES. to Russia to watch another total eclipse this spring. Dr. Donald II. Menzel, associate professor of Astronomy at Har- vard, and Joyce C. Boyce, associ- ate professor of Physion at M. I. T., will hoad the combined Harvard- Tech expedition.

PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE.

Leaving this country in April the scientists will go to Ak-Bulak, | near Orenburg in Eastern Russia, located contrally on the path of the eclipse that will occur over Siberia, Russia proper, and the Black Sea for 1 minute 67 seconds at about 8 a.m. on June 19.

To Study Corona

Study of the spectrum of the sun's chromosphere, or outer at- mosphere; and the spectrum of the Run's corons will be the principal objectives of the Massachusetts expedition.

"We wish particularly." Dr. Menzel explained, to study the infra red regions of the spectrum with new photographic plates more sensitive than plates that have been used previously."

"In the 1932 eclipse," the Har- vard professor continued, "new in- tenslice of lines were found which were fresh Indices of solar activity. For instance, there were some bright spots in Kellum lines which denote peculiar con- ditions and, which previously we had not observed.

Seck Secrets Of Static "The san sends out a great deal of intense radiation from the ex- treme ultra violet region. That radiation is undoubtedly the cause of the ionized layers that make possible radio and static, which intter phenomenon is closely allied with solar radiation and solar ac- tivity."

"The sun changes and all these phenomena vary. We wish to have mesaures of the different spectrum colours so that we will know how much activity is coming to from the sun.

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9 A very ordinary make. consistent theory to account for 10 Hugo deficit in our national

wealth. all observed facts relative to the 11 Giving. aun's action, Dr. Menzel said. He 12 Light

15 Continental meal which cơm- plotely fills an English ester.

anys discoveries which might.re- 14 Man employed in the building of eult in more astonishing. phenom- the Antananarivo railway. enh than radio are not outside the range of possibility. Weather pre- dictions, he thinks, may be based Rome day upon knowledge of the ultra-violet radiation of the sun rather than upon sun spot actly- ity.

HOLLYWOOD PAYS MAE WEST £67,000

New York, Jan. 28.

Signor Alfieri, head of the Italian Mae West's salary?-£67,833 68. 101⁄2d. last year, exactly. United States Treasury Department gave the Although these facts were consecret away to-day.

propaganda department.

WARREN'S

firmed, Italian

FOR

Hongkong Griegraph. PLUMBING

WM. FARMER & Co.

Victoria Hotel Building

Shameen, Canton.

Tel. 13501.

Teething troubles

Because SCOTT'S Eninisión. contains 44% of pare cod liver.

oil' and lime galts

for. bone formation, It provents teething troubles, rickets and soft bones. Ask for genuine

SCOTT'S EMULSION

REPAIRS

AT ANY TIME

TEL. 20269.

Government!

about him, Omdals of

circles professed to know nothing they revealed for income-tax purposes, comes Mr. B. D. Miller,

Second on the list of famous Americans' earnings, which Ministry for the Colonies said: president of the Woolworth concern. His salary totalled £67,- "We have no connection with Mr. Rickett,"

THE ART OF DECEPTION

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400.

New York. Halle Hendrix, an artist work- ing for the New Deal's relief organisation, was to day dis covered to have spent the time paid for by, the Roosevelt regime in designing anti-Roosevelt pos- ters for the Republican Party,

SALESMAN SAM

Then follow other stars of Hollywood.

Charlie Chaplin earned £28,600; Marlene Dietrich, £29,000; Bing Crosby, £20,000; Walt Disney, £17,000; W.C. Fields, £31,013.

Head of the powerful Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, Mr. Walter Teagle, has his salary quoted at £25,000-£4,000 more than Crooner Crosby.

And Mr. Gerald Swope, president of General Electric, carned £18,000. Boxer Max Baer put £3,133 in his pocket.

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One surprise in the list: Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt re- celved £3,200 for her magazine contributions. But added to her husband's salary of £16,000 the White House carnings are still £49,000 below Mae West's.

THAT'S FINE, BOYS! )NIX, MR AL A. KAZAM! GIVE

Sam Still Doesn't Like 'Em

HA, HA! TH' JOKE'S ON HERE'S A TIP FORIT TO JOE! I HAD ENUFYOU, SAMMO LHE GIMME

EXPERIENCE WITH YOU MA-: A ONE Buck Tipi GICIANS AN YER TRICK

MONEY!

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・TO: FIAH EXCAPE

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24 Young things often, and most

left behind in a park. ... that are in a pilo. Scottish

Island.

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way cities have.

It geta terribly tied up in knots.

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creation (two words 4, 4).

34 The threat to take the cane back

puta me out.

35 Without doubt, a downy bird, an Sam Wellor would have said.

DOWN.

2 Ono hug might be--but it won't

-for the lover.

3 A November meteor. 4 Tic.

G Identifies the Alexander who was both a monarch and a surveyor, G The Spaniard who started very fast (for the bull-fight) or wont up for the finish. What a clever pupil shows when learning to swim.

FIRE AT ELSTREE

EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO STUDIOS

8 It's more or less insulting to cut

of its head for illumination.

11 Ono cannot but admit that the heart of this country is in the wrong place (one spelling).

13 Cracked, they say, it loose. 37 Thla in good for you, completo

and in part going to bed. 10 Reserved

20 Spring is not quite hore.

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great importance.

26 Feminino name,

27 Saw.

28 Drive supplied by a tree-cutter. 29 Keep-not fortified.

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Flames were first noticed omerg-" ing. from the studios at 2 a.m. and they spread with great rapidity. Hundreds of Aromen were at once rushed to the spot to fight the blaze, which was vialblo for miles around, and attracted thousands of motorists. Workers at the studios pluckily rescued Alma and the valuable camera equipment.

London, Feb. 8. A diepatrous fire broke out in the Two studios belonging to the Bri studios of the British and Dominionatish Internationa! Picturce were alap, Film Corporation at Elstree in the damaged before the outbreak was early hours of this morning, causing brought under control at 5.30 am- extensive damage to the property. Reuter,

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IT'S TWO BUCKS!

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