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THURSDAY
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY,
JEAN BATTEN Takes a
Bird's-Eye View of Your Empire
WHAT does the Empire look
like from the air? How are its great cities growing, its lands changing, its people progress- ing?
Four times in the past four years I have flown halfway across the world -over Empire countries nearly all the way. No other ghis at my ngo 28-can have had such an experience Let me take you on a flying lour across the world and give you the glimpse I caught of the great coun- tries and citles:
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The new glout flyingboat Cen- taurus, it is announced, will make her first flight to New Zealand before Christmas, In this art!- ele the famous airwoman tells of her experiences on the All-Red Empire Route.
a nurse with him, on his "rounds" of thousands of miles,
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Singapore: Here "defence work" Is the order of the day, and. Britain's Arent buse at the Gateway to the East is one of the most impressive sights remember on the whole fight. I passion over it at dawn on my last trip. Liners, trump steamers, tankers -ships of almost every nation on earth-le still in the vast harbour below, jostled by hundreds of native! junks with their grass-plaited satis.
New Zealand: Auckland, in my view, is one of the most naturally beautiful cities in the Empire. It was) eertainly the most welcome sight I glimpsed had ever seen when through the rain at the conclusion of my 14,000-miles flight from. England
India. The country around Cal- last year. Its striking cliffs, tree-
evergreen eutta is one of the most uninviting- clad slopes creating un setting for a very modern.town, make looking places on the whele route, an unforgettable panorama from the for it is impossible to land anywhere other than at the nerodrome of this great town. The surrounding coun-
air.
And how it is growing!
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As a city try consists ellies of impenerable | It has made tremendous strides since Jungle or the vast swamps, called the Sunderbunds, at the mouths of the j 1 Arst saw it. New factoriese Ganges. springing up like mushrooms. Its aerodrome hins now the most modern equipment.
The whole of India is indeed dim- icult country to fly over.
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In 1934 there were no organised
Syria-Here, trom the air, you | air Bres in New Zealand, now there
civilisation is slowly i aerodromes, and
can see how are 25 first-class mall and passenger flights have in-stretching out Into the trackless de creased by leaps and bounds since 1sert. A finely constructed bitumen big arterial road, like one of our flew there last year.
out Is creeping reads in England. from Baghdad towards Damascus.
I have watched it grow, year by year. Now it extends for 50 miles, will reach Rutbah Wells, and soon that lonely French outpost fenced off with barbed wire in the heart of the Syrlin Desert.
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NLY one link remains to be forged in the All-Red Air Route from London, and that is the perilous 1.330-miles crossing of the Tasman Sea, which I flew recently in 9hr. 29min. This is acknowledged by mariners to be the most treacher-1 ous sea in the world owing to the fact that it lies so very far south In the latitude known to sailors as "roaring forties."
the
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DUT there is one thing more
Bi would like to add: In my
four long flights across the world what impressus ne more forcibly, That link in due to be completed perhaps, that anything else is the next spring and then there will be fact that the Empire's future lies in through air services from London 19the, air. Auckland- 14,000-miles Empire route which will be the longest re- gulor air line in the world.
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Australia: If Auckland is beautl- ful, Sydney, viewed from the air, is wonderful. Nothing quite like that harbour and the famous bridge is to -be-found anywhere else in the world, But it is in Northern Australia back among the sheep stations in the| erub and bush, that I nolice most) change.
The aeroplane is transforming life for the lonely families on these sta-
there who tions. Children
have: never seen a train or boat in their! Ilves watch air linors pass with clock- work regularly over their heads.
They were brought into the world,
many of these children, by the "y- ing doctor," Dr. Fenton, who is known all over Northern Australia, where he pilots his own plane, often taking
GAS TRAINING IN LONDON
London, Jan. 1. As part of Britain's air raids precautions, a large proportion of the staff in many hotels in London's famous West End will be given training in dealing with enemy gas attacks.
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In a request issued by the Westminster City Council, all the hotels in the area most popular with American tourists were asked to provide voluntary recruits at the minimum rate of one volunteer for every hundred guests and members of the staff.
Immediately Many hotels nounced thelr intentions to Co- operate. One hotel found forty volunteers in so short n thine that the manager decided to provide one!
guests "warden" for every 50 employee's.
Figures regarding the number of End have hotel guests in the West
avalable, but it been
uit estimated that there are always least 20,000. The residential popula- tion of Westminster itself is only 130,000 but the population during working hours easily reaches a ball million.
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Training courses will probably follow the lines of all clullion do fence, such as fire control with sundl and and water, cleaning of streets passages, care and treatment removal Injured persons, and contaminated clothes in special cham- bers,
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JANUARY
22,
1938.
A view from the famous Croydon Airport,
Mrs.
Culbertson's,
Tears Stop Her Bridge-Playing
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