THE CHINA MAIL DECEME
1937.
Leslie Jones Transferred To Arsenal TRIANGULAR
of an terms.
RUGBY GAME TO-MORROW
ROYAL NAVY.
JArsenal secured from St. Johnstone services of Bowden, the (By FRANK COLES)
London, November 5. nearly two years ago at a fee of and England inside right,
the two clubs have agreed upon ARMY AT HOME TO Disturbed by the poor form of $5,000. the team throughout October-only Leslie Jones, the son one of five matches were won Aberdare butcher made his name Arsenal are making strenuous when playing for Cardiff City. He efforts to strengthen their forward was transferred to Coventry for £500 in 1984, and while with the line.
Yesterday they came to terms Midlands club gained six Welsh with Coventry City, leaders of the raps. He was the chief factor in Second Division, for the transfer of Wales' great victory over Scotland
the Welsh international inside-left at Cardiff last Saturday. Leslie Jones.
If Bowden is willing to make the move the last word is always with the player the transfer may be completed this morning. In the event of Bowden going to Middles brough he will join a former senal player in Birkett.
The first Triangular Tournament Rugby match of this year's seriés will take place on the Army ground, at Sookumpoo, commencing at 4.09 rpm to-morrow, when the Navy will
play the Army.
Within the next 24 hours it is Plymouth Argyle yesterday sign The transfer fee, I understand, probable that Arsenal may be coned Charles Fletcher, an outside "was about £3,000, in addition to cerned in another important trans-left from Burnley. He will play for which sum Coventry are to have fer deal 1 learn that Middles-Argyle against Manchester United the services of Davidson, whom brough are anxious to secure the to-morrow.
Just another 5 minutes wish I didn't always wake so tired. Those wretched directors
meeting this moming too!
All their
happiness depended on him.
THINKS
Very efficient but not Your job,
Oh, Mr. Martin ! - I had to send that report into the directors" meeting without you seeing it. Sorry couldn't) wait. But I checked it carefully
IN THE DIRECTORS MEETING:
But, my dear sir, Marbin looks hälf asleep all day. If the younger man ca do the job better, Martin must take the cons
quences. I'll talk to Martin
THE DOCTOR SAYS:
THAT NIGHT
THINKS:
Their happiness depends on my job..! The directors are right, I am half
when I'll simply
It's this waking tired that's holding you back! Even during sleep.
and other actions go
The Triangular Tournament match will be preceded at 2.45 pm. by a game between the Club “A” XV and the Army “A” XV. Mr. D. W. MacEwen will referee the Triangular Tournament game and the Rev. Williamson the "A" XV fix- ture
During the intervals, by kind per mission of the Commanding Of- ficers, the band of the Seaf
Highlanders will play selections
Navy Lt. Cotman (Westcott) Ldg. Tel. Dent (Medway), A. B. Marsh (De coy), Lt. Walters (Olympus), Sub/Lt. Kyrke (Regent); Lt. Harvey: (Odm) (Captain), Lt. Talbot (Otas): A. B. Thatcher (Eagle). Sig. Ford (Tamar), AB Romans (Eagle) Lt. Mayden (Orpheus), L. St. John (Pandora), Lt. Woods (Grampus), Sub/Lt Anderson (Olympus) and Sub/Lt. Ogle (Phoe
Club “A” XVM W. facGrath D. H. Stewart, D. Hynes, E. M. Watts, H. F. Hopkins; A HR Butcher (Can- tain), R. Rutherford; Dr. Stout, T. H Pratt, K. A. Watson: B. Hynes. G. L Eastgate: K. H. G. White, AL G. Tay- lor and E. W. Ek HeatİLA
GOLF STARTING TIMES Sunday's Pairings
For Fanling
The following are the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club starting times for Fealing, next Sunday.
OLD COURSE
9:15 am. L. R. Andrewes," "A.
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Major
Marton
Shannon, O. E
L. Newton, D. S. Robb.
D. S. Edward, Col. Blake. DJ Gilmore, C. C. W. Will-
SOFX
W. Woodward, A. B. Purves. W. J. L. Robinson, J. E. Ri- Chardson.
W. Hewitt, W. G. Robertson. E. G. Smith Wright, J. B Mackie...
W. J. S. Key, J. Forbes. A. Nicol, A. H McBride.
N. Ko Littlejohn, H. N. Wil- liamson
J. Hall, A. M. Mack.
N. D. Lloyd, G. F. O'Bryen. RLS Webb, N. P. Fors A Morse, K S. Morrison. L P. Tamworth, W. John-. stone.
9.20.
9.25
.9.30
9:36
9.40 9.44
9.48 9.52
9:56
10.00
• and so every night
10.04
10.08
10.12 $1016.
10:20 10.24
10.25
10.32
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hop.
Starved! I advise
Horlicks.
10.40
10.44
10.48
10.52
10.56
∙11.00
11.04
11.08
11.12
J. B. H Leckie
Darling! Remember In
Does your husband
choll
11.16
wake tired?
11.20
to it
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ET McMullen, G. N. Gaw-
Overy, W. J. E. Macken-
Goldman, C. W. E. Bis-
HH. Beddow, G. E. Bees R. A. McKenny B. Rolfe. Capt. Holmes, G. H Henry, G. C. Worrall, HH. Mandy. O: J. Shannon, S. J. H Fox. -GH Geutheries, J-H-Me-
Elney
T. E and J. LC. Pearce. 1 H. Geare, R. Tor
T. R. Rowell, B. Moráb
CL Bowker, I Andrew
NEW-COURSE:
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HORLICKS
guards against Night Starvation