BADMINTON TOURNEY
The Council of "the" "Hong Kong Badminton Association decided last night to hold the annual Colony Cham- pionships again this year despite the difficulties likely to be experienced.
Forms will be sent to the various Club secretaries, and entrants will be asked to fill in the dates when sub- they will be at Camp. The committee, comprising Messrs. Oli- veira, Beattle, Lul, Fisher and Gray, the matches will then try and fix accordingly.
of
A query regarding the order play in matches was brought up by Mr. Gray, who stated that there was After no official ruling on the point.
Mr. some discussion, the Chairman, Higgs, recommended from the Chair that visiting-clubs be given the cour- tesy of playing in rotation. -
TWO MATCHES POSTPONED
In "B" Division of the Badminton between Victoria The conditions and sections will be League the match the same as last year, with a fee of Recreation Club and Kowloon Tong $2.00 for singles, and $4
each was postponed, while Kowloon Cric- doubles team entrant. The closing dateket Club and Recreio will be played
on February 5, for entries is February 18.
for
THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 31, 1940
RACIAL RIOTS IN BURMA
'Rangoon, To-day. Despite speeches by responsible leaders, Hindu-Moslem distur bances are continuing. So far, 12 have lost their lives and 600 ar- rests have been made-Router.
SOFTBALL
“HEATH” NIGHT GLASSES GAMES FOR
FEBRUARY 9
have unequalled light-gathering powers.
GEORGE FALCONER & CO., LTD.
PEDDER STREET.
PRESIDENT LINER
Sailings
TELEPHONE 22143.
TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE
To
SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES Via Shanghai, Japan & Honolulu ·
ROUND-WORLD SERVICE
To
NEW YORK & BOSTON Via Manila, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa, and Marseilles.
** AMERICAN ★ ★
PRESIDENT LINES
“ROUND-WORLD SERVICE.”
AGENTS FOR T.W.A. AND UNITED AIR LINES.
12, PEDDER ST.
TELEPHONE 28171.
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
OPERATING SERVICES FOR CARGO and PASSENGERS
TO-SWATOW, SHANGHAI, TSINGTAO, CHEFOO and TIENTSIN
KOBE and OSAKA
SINGAPORE, PENANG and CALCUTTA;
SANDAKAN, HAIPHONG
All steamers berth alongelde the Roosevelt Termina! In the French Concussion at Shanghal, where paa...
sengers and cargo: ane landed.
For Further Particulars: Please Apply
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD
́ GENERAL MANAGERS
TELEPHONE
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF RESULTS
Results of the foursomes and cham- [pionship matches at Country Club on
Sunday were:
CHAMPIONSHIP
F. E. A. Remedios beat J. J. Basto 4 and 3.
H. Kew beat S. V. Gittins 2 and 1. A. A. Lopes beat A. T. Lee 7 and 5. P. K. C. Tyau beat Geo. Lee 6 and 5. E. Sadick beat B. Basto 4 and 2. C. H. T. Suen beat E. J. M. Churn 5 and 3.
A. W. Ramsey beat F. X. M. Silva 4 and 3.
FOURSOMES
H. Alves and C. Roza Pereira beat C. Thom and A. R. de Pinna 4. and 2.
E. J. M. Churn and A. T. Lee beat J. B. Mackle and J. L. Litton 3 and 2. H. Kew and S. V. Gittins beat Geo.
F. E. A. Remedios and W. C. Hung beat B. Alves and C. E. Marques 3 and 2.
At Kowloon Football Club on Fri-Lee and C. Kew 7 and 5. day February 9, Chinese Girls meet the Rest at 2.30 p.m., and Portugal clash with the Rest in a softball pro- gramme in aid of the British War Or- ganisation Fund.
The Selection Committee have chos- en the following players:
Chinese Girls Mary Louie
Dot Loule
Lily Mar
Paula Chan Mabel Loule May Chung
Mary Mar
Doris Mar
Ulian Khoo Ella Chinn Gloria Mar Jean Lee
Rose Loule Bella Ma Nip Lum
Portugal
Johnny Alures
Rest
p Therese Noronha © Lena Luongo
1b
Yvonne Yolle
zb Celesta Marques
3b Irene Castilho
sa Margaret Oliviera
If Irene Pereira
cf Iris Blone
ri Maudie Read
Utility Thelma Collaco
Mike Mendonca Nick Beltrao
Tony Alves
Spotty Pereira
George Souza
Gerry Gosano
Eddie Gosano
Cynthia Motta Jacky Anderson Vera Burson Thelma Motta
Mgr. Hal Wingloc
Rest
p Herb Quon
C
Nip Lum (Mgr.)
1b Terry Leonard
Ib Honus Waggoner
3b Earl Wong
急售 Wally Ching
If Showboat All
cf Den Crary
Caco Marques Zinho Gosano Utility
rf Stan Leonard
Hal Winglee Wilbur Wu Kazsa Nazarin Huckjal Kitchell
Tuffy Chinn
John Fonseca Arthur Ozorio Kelly Silva Netio Bertie Gosano Henry Barros (Mgr.)
TRAIN MINED
Shanghai, To-day.
A. J. Kew and C. H. Suen beat A. A. Lopes and J. J. Basto 5 and 4.
C. H. Basto and H. R. de Pinna re- ceived a walk-over from C. G. An- derson and A. A. Guterres.
F. X. Silva and M. F. de Pinna beat A. W. Ramsey and R. E. Lee on the 19th.
P. K. Tyau and T. Y. C. Lee beat E. Sadick and B. Basto 2 and 1.
IS
YOUR
BABY
PEEVISH
Yesterday a whining, peevish baby; didn't want to play, didn't want to eat. To-day bubbling over with hap-' piness and hungry for his meals. This is the experience of many a mother who uses Baby's Own Tablets to cor- rect the little health troubles of her child..
How do the tablets work? They sim- ply remove the excess bile and the intestinal polsons which upset diges- tion and irritate the nerves. Baby's Many passengers and troops are be-Own Tablets are easy to administer, lieved to have been killed yesterday at noon when a train on its way from Shanghai to Nanking was blown up by a mine. Our Own Correspondent.
WEATHER REPORT
The Royal Observatory reports that the anticyclone has again decreased slightly in intensity, and appears to be moving eastward; pressure is now highest to the north of Shantung.
because they taste nice, and, being in tablet form, accuracy of dosage-is-as- sured. They are entirely free from
narcotics.
The next time your baby is cross, sleepless, does not want his food, has coated tongue, bad breath, suffers from colic, constipation, teething troubles, give him Baby's Own Tablets and see what a difference they will make.
Baby's Own Tablets.
Keep children well and happy.
HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
- INTERPORT MATCHES
Hong Kong v Saigon. Thursday, February 8, 1940.
Eastern A.A. v Saigon. Friday, February 9, 1940. South China A.A. v Saigon. Sunday, February 11, 1940.
All matches will be played
Hne Hill. Rese
Covered. Uncovered stand
to the utrie