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NEW WEIGHT

THE SAME

FAMOUS

QUALITY

CADBURYS PLAIN

Bournville

CADBURYS [FL

MILK

CADBUR DAIRY

NET CHOCOLATE

MADE IN

THE GARDEN

VILLAGE

OF BOURNVILLE,

ENGLAND.

CADBURY'S

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY. MAY

9, 1936.

The Man With The Highest

Salary In

Mrs. Dolores Primo de Rivera, wife of the late Spanish dictator, has been arrested for inciting her countrymen to protest against the imprisonment of Spanish fascists.

Russia

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BLOCKS Men's Blood

10%

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&

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CRAG HOTEL,

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. Railway.

"THE ISLAND'S MOST EFFICIENT SERVICE."

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On Sea Front.

Private Cars for Excursions Anywhere.

Caterers etc. to Imperial Airways,

Meals are interchangeable, no extra cost wherever you have your breakfast, luncheon, tek, or dinner.

Rooma of both hotels have private bathrooms and modern sanitation. At the Runnymede each room has its own pubik telephone.

The Runnymede Restaurant has undeniably pride of place among botale of the East with is cuisine, and justly clairon by its association to offer the traveller auch na La not to be found elsewhere.

SUPPLIES KEPT FOR

TRANSFUSIONS

It has been known for some months in medical circles that Russian surgeons were making of blood obtained from corpses for emergency blood transfusions,

use

The surgeon-in-chief of the Cen- tral Emergency Hospital in. Mos eow now reveals in an American scientific journal that he has used this method for nearly 1,000 trans- fusions and his clinic has sup plied 100 flasks of corpses' blood to other institutions.

This expert records that his first experience with the method was in the case of a young engineer with both his wrists slashed, brought to hospital without a perceptible pulse. He was given a pint of blood ublain- ed from the body

a man who had been killed in an accident six hours before and the recovery was prompt. Experiments were then carried out on the most suitable type of blood, methods of storage and collection. The most suitable subjects were at- found to be persons dying of un tuck of ongina pectoris, those killed who by an electrical current or those hal committed suicide by hanging.

The blood is obtained from the

the neck) jugular vein (in

and can be preserved in a refrigerator for as long as a moath. When required for transfusion the blood is warmed to the temperature of the patient's body by standing the flask in worm water and it is filtered through gauze before

use.

TIME FACTOR

The time taken to warm up the blood and begin its administration is about five or six minutes, and the great advantage of this time-saving when an acute emergency has deve loped can be enslly realised.

Another great advantage is that repeated transfusions can be given with the same blood, for it is claimed: that a corpse will yield five or six pints of blood and this is suffelent for half a dozen average transfusions. An ordinary living donor could not give anything like this umount of Blood

at Che time.

The same precautions as to Buil- ability of blood have to be taken as with ordinary blood transfusions. Since the blood can be, and 1s, usually stored, special tests can be made as to its purity, and here time is again saved when blood is required in an emergency.

It is suggested that all hospitals dealing with aceldent cases should endeavour to organise a supply of blood obtained from fatal cases, thus rendering great service to those vic- tims wito, are still alive but seriously shocked and urgently in need of the reviving power of a blood transfu- sion.

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MISTAKE GAVE

HIM HIS START

World

New York, May 1. THE American spotlight is on Walter Sherman Gif- ford; it has revealed him as the highest salaried worker in the world.

HE EARNS £1,000 A WEEK

Prince Ernst von Hohenberg, son of Areliuko Ferdinand, who was murder-

He is the telephone king, ruler of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, one of the greatest monopolies, the worlded at Sarajevo in 1914, has marrief has ever known.

Every time the American drops his nickol in the slot, he is enriching, not a Government Department, but Walter Sherman Gifford and the A.T.T.

Miss Marin Therese Wood, doughter

of a British captain, living In Vienna.

Marriage

The spotlight came in Washington And The

when the Federal Communications Commisssion, sitting in a walnut- panelled room, tried to penetrate the thick walls of secrecy that hide the inner workings of the A.T.T.

They discovered that British copl tal Is invested in A.T.T.; that tele- phoners" nickels

Madhouse

IN U.S.A.

New York, May 5. Married persons are less likely

financed the films A STATISTICAL SURVEY Water

"Emperor gerous

"The Scoundrel," and others; that A.T.T. capital went to the asaint- ance of the Fox Film Corporation: that A.T.T. is now interested in auto- matic

devices, arti horserace timing ficial larynges,

eyes, photo-electric

Ani mechanical pianos.

And every day, while he sat in A blue leather armchair, listening to evidence, Walter Sherman Gif ford knew he was nearly £150 rich er than the day before.

ONCE INEFFICIENT Every day his creed of eilleiency is stuff of 250,000, by practised by his his 80,000,000 miles of telephone wire, his 6,769 exchanges, factories laboratories, and offico buildings.

This perfect machine of efficiency made possible because he himself was once inefficient forty years age.

Twenty-year-old Walter Gifford just out of Harvard University with his degree, was told that electric companies were looking for bright

was

young men.

He decided the cholec lay between two General Electric and Western Electric.

He decided on the first, and wrote them a letter of application.

Then he made his one mistake. He sent the letter in a wrongly addressed envelope to the Western Electric

Job

Ile hurriedly wrote to the Western Electric explaining his mistake.

The company, which was then rapidly expanding told him they had

for him anyway in the ac counting department at 22 a week.

He flung himself into the study of mathematics, and before long he found himself matician.

perfect mathe-

EXPANDING American Telephones and Tele- graphs, meanwhile, was expanding with leaps arul bounds. Its president, Theodoro Vall, beard of young Gifford, and four years after Gifford had posted that wrong letter he was a statistician in the Boston office of the A.T.T..

In 1925, when he was still only forty, he was elected president.

le can go no higher. His salary of £52,000 a year is the highest in the world, but Gifford, restless, unsatis flex, in ceaseless in his search for now ideas.

University Lifts

A

1858 Dance Ban

Years Too Late

Baldwin, Kos, May 1. 78-year. Oglit för school dances at Baker University has been in vain.

After oficial of this Methodist institution finally gave permission to students to hold an all-school dance there were not enough in-

to sulfer from mental diseases than single, widowed or divorced persons. This conclusion is based on a survey just completed by Dr. James E. Page, of Colum- bin University, and Dr. Carney Landis, of the New York Pay- Both for chiatric Institute. more than a year have been analysing the admission records of mental hospitals.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

23.

*This feathers,

12

16

ACROSS

horac sometimes

has

3 "Uml Barnacled"-perhaps in a gallcon Spanish wrecked (anag).

8 The inside of this bird is lined

with bacon. 0 Endeavoured to learn? No, too

dotty.

The two scientists found that the Insanity rate among divorced persons was four times higher than amou married persons. The proportion of mental diseases in single persons was 10 If you're a Russian opera en-

In married

thusiast you'll know the godlike three times greater than in ma

Widowed persons

ons seem-

uspect of Borodin. ed to be twice as susceptible to men- individuals. tal disorder

12 Those who do are sibilant-shy. married persons. [15 There are two reasons for the law 16 Describes the average small boy. ratio of married persons admitted to 17 He has an eye for the birds.

to certain extent mental hospitals, says Dr. Page. It is father

handy? Yes, in Persia. Mentally ill individuals who have homes and familles are more apt to 21 lich in lucre: amazingl

11 The lake Indian.

be taken care of at home than simi- 23 Hears imperfectly in spite of

these indispensable aids. lil Individuals who have no larly homes or families; and the married 24 The dainty little creature with population is a selective group,

u song in her heart, intrinsically maladjusted individ-25 Go (rev.).

unls who are unable to make adequate 2 Hangs about with it centralised. social adjustments do noi marry, Dr..29 The pet aversion of the boy of

10. Page usserts, and unstable individuals

porch, L" shaped

· divorce.

marry marry are weeded out by 30 "Holly

(anag.).

send you to sleep.

DOWN

ground.

16

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6 inclined to the left course for a

Bolshie.

7 Slimy and for ever in a muddle. 9 Put a beverage in the soup, and

have a fugon. Have

13 Royalties are paid with these.

Agile.

14

15 There's a good draught inside,

which is healthier.

10 Part.

20 Oxen.

21 The seed that reminds one of

an empty garage.

22 A kind of coat.

26 Listen: it will cheer up, before

ven.

37 Dan't neglect the girl: look her

up.

28 Middle black.

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The two scientists found that men- 31. Though only vulgar talle it-may-R-A-YMOND TILED G tally diseased women are more likely to be married than psychopathie men. This is because such psychosea a dementia proccor occur at a later age in women than in men, and since women generally marry earlier than men they stand a better chance of being married before the onset of their, psychoses,

This the report would appear to have solved a puzzle that has long perplexed allenials by explaining why psychopalling children are more apt-to have psychopathle inothers than mentally ill fathers.

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THE KING'S MEDAL An Army Order announces that The King's Medal, with clasp "1935," for the champion shot of the milltary forces in India has been won by B. H. M. Nandbaha- dur Thapa, Fifth Royal Gurkha

Niflea (Frontier Force),

terested to warrant such an affair. Consequently the first hop in 78 years was called off because of lack of intereal.

Dancing has been permitted at the fraternity and sorority houses since 1928.

1 He has no national prejudices, and is courteous to a degree. 2 Thrashing.

3 Even a poor flelder can catch

this.

This English town that reminds one of the presentation made to one who opens a new building.'" 5 A river that runs in far under-

EET SEINAL VIDE STAKE BETAL E OF LE AZ EL ESTE RHUBARB NOTHING DNI LEKA SISE LEDHOLERES TORY

HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN The Society asks for $25,000

In 1936 to continue its work for sick and destitute children. Hon. Treasurers:

.

Mr. A. McKELLAR, C.A.,

c/o Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co..

P: &O. Building.

Mr. KWOK CHAN,

c/o Banque de L'Indo Chine,.

Hongkong.

Jimmy's Kitchen

Chins lulking. Phone No. 30126. Kowloon Branch 20, Hankow, toad. Tel. 69824.

To-day's $1 Tiffin

Jimmy's Vegetable Soup Boiled Fish G.Butter Sauce Boiled Potatoes

Assorted Cold Meats

Salad Russe

Vanilla Ice Cream Tea or Coffee (Iced or Hot)

SALESMAN SAM

SAM, IT'S TIME FER GUS'S LUNCH! WILL YA GO BACK TO TH' STABLE AN' GET HISOATS AN' HIS FODDER?

I'LL BE

BACK IN

TWO JUMPS JUMPS! LATER

TWO

A Near-Family Reunion

WHY DID YA TAKE THAT OL HOSS OUTA TH STABLE,

WELL, I GOT (GALLOPIN' GUS'S. OATS, BUT I. COULDN'T FIND HIS FODDER---

By Small

SO I FETCHED HIS MUDDER!