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KIT CHEE COMES
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Ninth
OUT ON TOP IN Extra Race DULL GAME
Large crowds which attended the Kit
Kit
Chee
Chinese Athletic match at Causeway Bay yes- terday, were somewhat disappointed because the former Sing Tao players, recently return- ed from a tour of England, did not to any extent reveal anything which they might have learnt during their stay in England.
Chee won a generally very uninteresting game by 5 goals to 1.
Shanghai Footballers' Challenge
Mr. E. Chong,
of the Combined Shanghai
football
Chinese
team al Singapore, has present in wired to Mr. Lee Wal-tong asking him to use his gond offieng with the Hong Kong Football Association to ar- range two games in Hong Kang
their
to way Shanghai of Monday, Oct. 27 and Wednesday, Oct. 20. The matter will be dis- Chaked nt the monthly meeting of the Counch at the Hang Kong Football Association on Tursday,
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Cholera Epidemic Worsens
The
cholera
Hau Yung-sang, the right back, Better kanwn to European followers of the game as "Flash Harry", did Je play sep seldom indulged in any of the heky clearances which delighted Chinese supporters last season,
fortit,
to expeciatings
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Entries
The following entries have been received for the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Ninth Extra Race Meeting on Saturday, [Oct, 25:-
1st and 4th Races-Moure Park Handicap (1st and 2nd Sections) "D" Class Our Mile:-Airfield, Al Fresco, Belly Lou, Binckle, Season, Burge, Emperors Gate, Golden Swallow, Happy Sensor,
Kelly Lola Rosebust,
Hostile Witness, Jadestone, Jinx,
Mastermind, Sopula, Ruby Star, Sunny,
2nd and 7h Rices=,4Quectva. Jufe 'cap. (1st and Zod Sec. Sang laging pinyed л guns) * Class One and $1 game in the pivotal position and Quarter Miles: Argentine Moon, showed a slight improvement Avalon, Elmer, Fifth Alarm. Fly
Ing Arrow. Golden Wheel, Happy | Valley, Hol Polinį, Hurricane, deep Hing. Jeep Ler, Lucky Strike, Masterpiece, Peggy, Red Fox, Rose Emme, Royal Commis son, Spanish Onion, Speedaway, Sunshine. The
Ha Yio-fun, the right winger, sent arrows satte well plane rentres, the on the whole played below the stand. ard egreted. Lai Shiu-wing, as in side left, was more accurate in his shouting than heretofore and endest by completing the "bai trick.”
Inferiority
KB thee were superins in uli de partments to Chinese Athletic, who seemed to be labouring under an in. feriority examplex,
WAN
faltered at the crucial moment.
Theit
cstatic
and Passing lacked the precision of that at their
pponents.
The game started tamely, with the fall being confited to midfield most of the time.
Chloes Athletic seared first,
Wolf. Thunder. buit. V.J Day, Wilhelmina, Wodonga.
3rd and 6th Races Diamond Biny Handicap
and 2nd (st Sctions) "C" Class From the
th Race-Ballarut Handicap One Mile:-Airborne, Daisy Bell, Jeep Lee, Klm, Lily, Norac Quten. Sookunpots, Sunlight.
HONG KONG, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1947.
They Honoured The Star Padre On
...And Hissed
Hissed Husband
Husband Charge Of
Bigamy
Shanghai, Oct. 16.
it was estimated that 30,000 today filed past the popu Jar Chinese opera, star, Slino Tan-kwel. "Éltile Casala," who committed sutelde on Monday and ended a "mtiser- able ite" as a theatra" proprietor's concubine.
announcement
Police precautions, plus the husband's that all her CN$2,000,000,000 estate would be spent on the funeral and to perpetuate her memory, quieted down thou- sands of fans, who claimed the husband "drove her to suicide after having slapped her for going to a movie with her director.
Her fans also accused the husband of trying to enrich himself with gold bars, houses, theatrical costumes valusa CN$1,000,000,000,
Fans carlier threatened to mob the husband. Many of her fans spat or slapped her husband's picture appear- Ing in Chinese papers to vent their anger--United Press.
WHITEWAY
ROMPS
HOME IN CESAREWITCH
hia stable
with
Newmarket, Oct, 15.
Devizes, Wilts.,
Oct. 15. The Rev. Charles Henry Lamb, 36, was sentenced here today by Mr. Justice Lewis to 18: months' hard labour for bigamy.
Lamb, a former R.A.F. padre | and until his licence was revok- ed corlier this year chaplain of St. John's, Isle of Man, admittes bigamously marrying Joan Eller Boddie, then a WRAF corporal, In 1944,
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Nanking, Óct, 16.
A reliable source told Reuter this morning that an important meeting was held at President Chiang Kai-shek's private residence by im- portant Government officials last night to dis- cuss "urgent rigid measures" to curb the pre- sent hectic and erratic economic situation. The source declined to reveal concrete details, but assured Reuter that the mothods to be
.
worked out will battle forcibly No Chinese
and efficiently with the econo mic problems confronting the country.
Mr. Chen Chition, Minister of Economic Affairs, Inst night told the press that his Minia- try was sending to the Exceu. tive Yuan for approval a series of secre and stern control
The court was told that Miss Bodille discovered Lamb was married when she found a letter from his wife. He at first denied and then admitted it. There was a child of their association.
Lamb's counsel sak that his measures designed to wipe out client was affected by war ser.alt illicit trades and to facilit vice in Malta and that there must ate the operation of legitimate have been some frenk mentalļ business, aberration or abnormality which Mr. Tae Kwi-lin, a member resulted in his committing this of the National Economic crime.
the Council who returned to sold that The Judge
capital yesterday after investi- gating Shanghai markets, will work out a long report for the next Executive Yuan meeting, while two colleagues are con- tinuing the Shanghul investiga tions.
Reuter,
Rickshaw Man Had Sentence Reduced
he was
Captain Dermott FitzGerald's Whiteway, in scor- ing one of the easiest wins in the 108 years' history of the Cesarewitch, landed one of the biggest blows the bookmakers have had to face for many years.
unable to accept the story that Whiteway, who with his fine lengths ahead of Roscoff, who Lamb was in such a mental state form, breeding and stamina on had a tremendous battle to that he did not know what he 1 Mile Post:-Arabian Moon, the race course had been book scrape into third place, over-was doing. "I now learn that a Aigus, Blue Peter, Burgomaster, ed for months to win today's taking Sea Lover in the last fortnight before your bigamous Canary, Cassie, Crow Winces, hig handicap over two and a few strides.
marriage your wife stayed at the Eastern Diamond, Esmeralda.quarter miles. is coupled up in This placing of Roscaff, who Commanding Officer and you in. Air Station as a guest of your They had many more opportunities Fit Choy, Flying Wheel, Golden thousands of doubles
Dragon, Honeybelle, Kingfisher,
was backed to win ter of troduced her to your friends. A of seming dom Kit Cher, but a Kookaburra, Lightning, Mains horses in the Cambridgeshire, thousands, was an added blow that time, you had engaged your
Beauty, Midnight Ex the second leg of the "Autumn to the bookmakers. Mismil
elf to marry this other girl." Congress, Pen. double" to be run at New- press. Nationni
Lame ceck, Shanghai Brauty, Sauvenir, market in two weeks' time.
Roscoff eventually started a Toolsie, Tunny.
Not only is le doubled up warm favourite at 6 to 1, with with Tite Street, who, like White- favourite with Sea Lover. It companion. Monsieur l'Amiral joint accond way rau prominently in the St transpired after the race that Leger, but with Mighty Ma- Monsieur l'Amiral finished lame, Muratta, the Cambridgeshire in the field of 22 runners. favourite, who is now like toļ
Whiteway's time for the start at a tremendously short race was 3 minutes, 47 4/5 seċ- An appeal brought yesterday price for that event.
|៦x Ho Yuk-tin. 21-year-old puller. against sen- Full betting was: 6 to 1 Ros-rickshaw
tence of four months' bard coff; 9 to 1 Monsieur l'Amira! labour passed, on him by Mr. W. the and Sen Lover; 16 to 1 Fire-II. Latimer. Splendidly ridden by
Kowloon Maxla- Australian-horn jockey, Willie master and Mytholm; 100 to 8trate, on Sept. 11, when convict- Evans, who in shortly return- Whiteway; 100 to 7 Partellon ed on charges of assault and of ing to India, where he has rid- and Ramponneau; 26 to 1 Boy using abusive language, resulted den with great success, White Blue and High Beacon; 28 to 1 a reduction of the sentence way did not strike the front Valsand: 40 to 1 Zanzibar: 50 to six weeks' hard labour on the
first charge and to until a furlong from the finish, to 1 Parasol, Swell, Gayxandos $25 on the second charge or when he strode on up the hill and Castle Street; 66 to 1 two weeks' hard labour in de-
ke a champion to score by others.
fault, consecutive. Four lengths from Lord Rome: The totalisator return for a ery Firemaster, son of the two shilling stake was: White-
way Derby winner Blue Peter.
(win) £1.2.0. Places Firemaster, who eventually Whiteway seven shillings, Fire was the choice of stable jockey master seven shillings, Roscoff Smith. finished one and a half five shillings-Reuter.
the goal was disallow d for an in- fringement.
Shurtly afterwards, Kit Clee turk the lead when, following a crim- ninge in the Athletic goal area, the
French Deny
ball was passed back to Lní Shim- Offensive
TIN
Yo
Calro. Oct. 15.
situation in wing, who sent in a fost cross shot Eypt's north-eastern deita pro- the corner of the net which gave vince of Dakahliya was today described aỤN extremely grave. and communications with the rest of Reynt were cut off. !
All available rcrum was rush. ed from Alexandris to the pro. vie, where hospitals are crowd. are being sised to
ed and tents tent with new cases.
In Indo-China
no_chenee... Just before half time, Athletic equalized through 1.5 Chun-fat, but
Parls, Oct. 16. the success
Reports that French was she lived, for lu
troops the next minute, Kwok Ying-kee pur had launched a full scale offen- sive to crush Vietnam Repubil- Kit Cher in the lead again.
Athletic missed a golden opportuscan forces in Northern
In o
its of equalizing aner are when Lipa were denied today by the
French Foreign Ministry. Chun-far tapped the ball into Chu's
The epirtemir-described by certain Arabic newspapers natretched hands" when well placed
blessing for the politiclans** ** 71 ha temporarily obscured certain? other problems-was still spread.; ing today, three weeks after its outbreak.
Falling Away
The Ministry said that actually cperations were on a small scale
and casualties were Bght.
In
formal statement, the Ministry said that French forces After the breather, Athletic started were "taking measures to. hnit ut in promising style, but gradually gunrunning and that they A proposal to olate upper Egypt completely, from
Rections Cairo fell off and were completely overrun reoccupied certain and the Della aren, nrul to seek by Kit Chee, whh were continually protect the population."
TUBEST
had to
Champion
anda.
Sport Here And There
LAWN BOWLS
fine of
The appest. which was heard!
king by the Governor of the A denial was made in Nan
Central Bank of China, Mr. Chang Chia-nu, that the Chi nese Government would SODT Jesuc notes of C.N.$50,000 denomination.
Voting In Siam
Bangkok, Oct. 16.
Dr. Lich Tich Treng. Chinese
to Ambassador Slam, his officially Inform-
Siamese ed the
Foreign Office that his Government has dropped the plan to authorise its consuls to supervise the voiing of Chinese Nationals in Siam in the forthcoming Chinese ·
elections, Dham- general gong. Nawasawat, the Pro- nifer, announced today,
The Premier added 'that this officinity closed the issue.--Reuter.
ALLEN CASE
(Continued from Page 5) He volunteered to bring the Police to the residence of the
Central News reported that Chairman, Hau Kok-wah, the National Firm Guilda will
The man, however, was nat
meet today to discuss various in when they called at 421 problems regarding the, coun-Shanghal Street, second floor.
After he was charged at the try's financial stabilisation.-Talin Bha Tsui Police Station Reuter-A.A.P.
101
Kam-fat Sept. 11, Man caught hold of his hand and suldi "Principal Chinese Detne- tive: I have something to talk to you. Inspector. Allen bor- from me last. De- rowed $400 rember and promised to repay me $200 a month. Up to now. he had not repaid me yet,” said witness,
Death Penalty To Go?
"I told him to tell that to the Judge.
concluded Dot. Sgt. Major Iu Muk,
Det. Bub-Inspector J. John- ston, who was assisting Grown, London, Oct. 15.
Counsel in the prosecution, cor-'
the ovidence of by Mr. Justice Williams, was An authoritative Government roborated based on the general grounds source said today that the Gov-Senior Superintendent of Fo that the sentence of theernment would introduce a bilice Bhattain, DSI Morrison and
that
|Det. Segt-Major. Ju Muk as to In the next session of Farila- Magistrate was excessivo.
the visits by the fish mer- ment; beginning next Tuesday: Mr. A. J. Clifford appeared which might result in abolition chants, the searching of Allen's on behalf of the Crown, while of the death penalty in Britain person, houso and office, the with on the attack the help of the Egyptian army
It described reports of exten- well executed
fighting.
the appellant was represented;
The Government itself will nei-arrests of Chui Hong and Man
Kam-fat. however, 16 and police in throwing a cordon sweeping movemens or short rushes. alve
by Mr. F. Zimmern.
ther sponsor nor oppose aboli
Chief Health Inspector J. around the infected aren, wens tec
Further geals were added for Kittendentious"
After reviewing the evidence tion-of-death-senteness, but it is Reed declared that all ment day before the Ministry of Health, Cher by Kwok Ying-ker (1) and Lai Despatches from Innol yester-
expected that amendments to the Bridges across the Nile, b. Stiu-wing (2). Athletic tried hard day
ny had quoted A French com-
given by the complainant, Mrs. will be offered to accomplish seized by a Sanitary Inspector tween Dakabliya and the adjoin to reduce Kit Cher's lead, sur leirmunique as
to be removed to the Hentrice Church, at the magia that purpose. The Labour Party Blau reporting seattereil int province of Chartsia, have forwards were unable to make any engagements between French and BOXED-OUT
terial proceedings, Mr. Zim- will relax its discipline to per Slaughter House.
This also applied to unistamp- ben rolkert fo
forces in a wide aren
Hamburg. Oct. 15.
submitted prayent anyone headway against the sound detence Vietnam
A lawn bowls müfch between merr
the mit members to vote according to fed beef. These seizures should entering or leaving the area, and of the apposition.
extending from Tenkin province A bld by Walter Neusel. 38 the Kowloon Cricket Club and Magistrate was entirely wrong their personal convictions on the be entered in the Daily Occur pli transport has been stopped.—
in the north through Annam to year-old former German heavy- the Kowloon Dock Recreation in principle in that he had death penalty question, the inrence Book and, in all Cases,. Raider,
Cochin-China in the south. weight champion, to regain the Club fa scheduled at
enquiro The Vietnam Radio previously title falled when he was knock- K.D.R.C. at 3.80 p.m. on Satur condition of the appellant, that in Britain usually only for mur
the omitted to
into the formant auled.
were destroyed by orders of thó The death penalty is Imposed Colonial Veterinary Burgeon. had reported that the French haded out by the present cham-
The stalls shown in the pho launched an all-out drive against plon. Ten Hoff. In the seventh day, K.C.C. members selected, whether or not he was mar der but it also may be invoked tographs of the Mong Kok and their forces-Associated Press,
round of a 12-rounds title con- are to meet at the K.C.C. at had any dependants, before and burning of dockyardr, Hang-ly contravening the Market Re- ried and whether or not he for treason, piracy with violence Yaumali Markets were definite- YOUNG BOY SHOT first four rounds, and hat Ten A.L.G. Eastman,
Neusel had the better at the are: V.C. Labrum, D. Hung, deciding on a sentence of Iming still is the official method of gulations, said witness.
F. Goodwin prisonment without the option execution of the death sentence. Licensed stallholders doing Hoff down for a short count in (skip). Geo. Lee, A.A. Dand, of a fine, in view of the comtrocution or lethal gas chambers are considered as hawkers, he IN THE LEG 'Cheng Jo, 11 year old Chinese the third, He was in difficultles | À.E.P. Guest, J. Fraser (skin). paratively trivial nature of the Associated Press.
the, sixth round, however, boy, was shot in the leg at about when he took a lot of punishment 11. Giltina, A. Stevona. T. offence. 11 a.m. yesterday, at Nam Tau, to the face and body..
Lock, M.N. Rakusen (skip). Mr. Zimmern further sub- Chinese territory, when a firearm
of a member nine in the seventh round, and Forrtat, J. Orem (skip).
He was down for a count of A.C. Tribble. J. Tindall, Fmitted that assuming the facts of the cos were correct or of the Chinese Customs was ac- towards the end of the round he cidentally discharged The boy was floored for the full count.
stated by complainant, it war his submission that the sen- was brought by train to Kow.
Ten Hoff scaled 14 stone one toon and
pound and Neusel 13 stone six
tence imposed by the Magis- treatment.
trato was manifestly severe. pounds.
Appellant had no previous
Canton, Oct. 16,
K: The: Chu Shlu-hang, Hu Yune The K.CR offies day ang Cheng Ylag-kuen, Imu Hing-choy,
Swing log-sing. Tan Chon-fi, H nounced new passenger ticket run, 1 Tin-kr. Kak Ylaskene, rates as follows:-First class shinwine and Wear Klaz-chung.
habletti Viz Kul-ya, Bo Ka $232.000; xecond class $186,-) 000; third class $93,000. The Kwakwal. Ho Yuk, Hung
Hing-yuk. Chan Kam-pul,
JA Tri-fal,
new rates are elective imme- Kwch Cheuk-alwun, At Chouk-wing, diately.-K.P.N.
1) Chun-fat and Leung Ping-kwa.
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Soccer Programme
The following is the soccer pro- gramme for the week-
SATURDAY, OCT. 18 IST. DIVISION
Police v South China (Police, 5_p.m.) Referee: J. G. Padley. Linemen:
A. P. Willi and E. J. Nichols, R.A.F. v Devons (Suokumpon, 3 p.m.)
Referee: J. Havelaar. Lineusen: KSM Watson and Cpi. Manson, Navy K.M. Hui (Niky, 3 pan.).
Referee: F., Bullock, Lines men: Reiman and Sivers (RN)}) St. Joseph's v Chib (Club, 5 pan.)] Refereet C. Tunstall. Linèsment;
and L. Cpl. F. A. Barretto
"Pierce.
2ND DIVISION “A” Police Eastera (Police, 3:30 p.m.):
Referes: Av. F. Wils. B.A.0.C. v I.QLF. (13, Valley, 1,50 |!
p.m.) Referee: George. K.M, Bos V-South China (Navy, 1,30
p.m.) Referee: A. P. Guest." W.D. Chinese v Dockyard (H. Val- Jey, 5. p.m.) Referee: F. A. Bars rette.
2ND DIVISION "B" Sing. To v. C. Cadre (Club, 1.30 pm.) Referee: Sgt. Brown (RM)
2ND DIVISION “A” Taikoo v Navy (Navy, 3.30 p.m.)
Referee: A. Farmer.
St. Joseph's Kitchee (C. Hill, 3.20
p.m.) Referee: A. Leck.
་
2ND DIVISION "B" R.A.5.C. v Electric H. Valley, 3.30
p.m.) Referee: P. George. Signals v. South China (Cill 5pm.) Referee: MSI Tamlyo. R.E.M.E. v. R.A, (II. Valley, 5 p.m.)
Referee: Cpl. Manson. Chinese A. R.A.M.C. (Police, 3.10
p.m.) Referee: Willis,
WEDNESDAY, OCT 22,
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In the possession
sent to hospital for
REQUEST
test here today.
in
Among the crowd of 45.000 was Max Schmeling, former holder of the world tille-Reuter,"
Any, person having knowledge of the fute of Mr. Alexander Christie Sinton, who believed
have been killed by the Jap: U.K. RUGBY anese during October, 1943 is requested to communicate, either in person or in writing with the Secretary, Medical Department, Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Bullding. First Floor..
HAND CRUSHED
Injuries
to one
of his hands,
London, Oct. 15, Rugby football games played tonight.
Rugby Union: Glasgow and Edinburgh 9 Australians 29: Kent 4 Eastern Counties
19.
10. Reutor.
HOLD UP
Two men, one of whom was armed with a revolver, robbed Chinese inale who was walk.
VON NIDA CORNER:·
pm. for transportation. They
Reserves: J. Chubb, T.A. Madar.
FOOTBALL
Britain never has adopted elec- business outside the markets
added.
It'll Be Costly To
See Princess Married
London, Oct. 16.
A meeting of the Council of conviction and was of good He was married the Hong Kong Football Asso-| character. ciation will be held in the As- and had a father and mother Speculators and landlords with windows over- Heciation's Office on Tuesday depending upon him for their at 6.16 p.m. The ogendo in- support. The appeal had been cludes discussion of the Mala- undertaken by the Rickshaw' yan Chinese visit, the Combined Pullers Guild. Shanghal Chinese team visit. and Remembrance Day match.
CRICKET.
BEGGING ALMS
•
looking the line of procession from Bucking- ham Palace to Westminster Abbey for Princess Elizabeth's wedding on November 20 Mr. Clifford, in reply, agreed
have skyrocketed prices for vantage points to that the sentence of the Magis-
well above those charged for the Coronation. trato Was somewhat harsh,
The prices quoted today were cause they are still undecided a but emphasised that coolles
na high as 4900 for two windows in where to live with Buckingham should be discouraged The following will represent abusing women when they did procersion will be visible for two
from Whitehall from which the wedding Falne, the most probable choice. United Services Portsmouth 18 the Kowloon Cricket Club in not get the fare they wanted. IST, DIVISION
The decision of the King and Ionisks Devons (Sookunpun, 5:10 Chlu Kan-fai 0 workmen Royal Marines 15.
or thres minutes.
Queen to give an eve of wedding p.m.) Refereei
at the Chung Wah C. Tunstall.mployed
matches on Saturday after- Rugby League: Yorkshire noon, starting. 2 p.m.
This contrasts with about 400 party. probably means that Linesmen: A. Leck and Redmanning Press, received serious Cup, Bemi-finals: Wakefield
for an entire room for the Lieutenant, Mountbatten will not 1st XI veraus (RN)
Recreio, at
Coronation... which was crushed by a printinginity 18 Huddersfield 15: Recreio C. I. Stapleton, (capt),
be given the traditional bachelor's Kitchee
A neatly dressed 20-year-old Club (Navy, 5,30 p.m.) press at about 7.30 p.m. yester. Leeds 19 Castleford 4.
Part of the increase is attribut farewell by his friends and naval Referee. R.M, Omar. Linesment day:
Leigh 5 New Zealand tourists Jones, J. Barrow, H. Onslow, child, appeared before Mr. P.
W.H. Colledge, A. Langston married woman, LI Ching, aced to the very short route for the companions, according to the
companied by a Siver (RN); and Cpl. Manson.
curly-haired
Star United Pream. S wedding.. Police v Chisenę A (Police,- 5.30
About 22 persons would be able S.V. White, M.M. Little, LF Springall at Kowloon yesterday to squeeze into the 4000 room p.m.) Referees F. H. Bullock,
Stokes, F.A. Broadbridge, on the charge of begging for armual rant £100 its landlord
BRITONS SAFE Linesmen: A. M. Lee, and P. F
J.C. Fenton and C. Tiernan, alms. LI
estimates making 440 each persen,
Gmz, Oct. 16. Umpire, J.P. Robinson..
According to Inspector J
A- British patrol; - reported, extilér. THURSDAY, OCT 23
¿There "ware reports of window London, Oct. 16 2nd XI versus HKCC at Orem, defendant was arrested at 1ST. DIVISION
ing past the Harcourt Health The Australian Invader, Nor KCC-S.A. Gray (Police, | Centro, Morrison Hill Road, at man von Nida, comered
(capt), Nathan Road on Oct. 15 on the santa going for a high na 475 to have disappeared - two days ago
whlic on Kwong Wahy K.M. Des
Journey towards, the of a Mr. Ross. She police have notified all Yugoslav frontier, was tonight 5.30 p.m.) Referee: A. P. Guest about 9 pm, lost night.
golf honours In the stroke aver. H. White, L.R. Burch, complaint Linesmen: RSM Wition, and Sgt.
age department as well as clean. G.E; Taylor, R. H. Lapsley, J. and a piece of red paper, with landlords that the name of every cially stated to have returned by Doyle.
Chinese writing, in front of her ticketholders admitted to buildings No details of the circumeaNCE) London, Oct. 15. ing up the lion's shore of each WIII, V.C. Bond, R.G. and the young daughter by her 25th R.A. (Sɔokuspoo, 3.10 Fifteen British minors, and prizes, according to statistics re. Labrum, R.P. Brown, R.jalds..
overlooking the route must he were disclosed, Referee: F. de Siva. trade unionists, the last group Coffers Association.
leased today by the Professional Manley and E. Randall. eth (500... Lineamen: Pie. Sheen, and F. A of 100 British workers who have
Defendant stated that her filed with Scotland Yard.
The Brkish authorities" In Austela husband was a transferred
Each ticketholder in able to had applied to the Yugoslav Goyers- to Von Nida, while winning five been spending a month's
Hong Kong some time ago and bo-searched and must have an ment for the release of the patrol. (Navy, 5.10 holiday and recuperative training the lead in two others, compiled Entries, for the Colony Hard- him. She expressed a desire to his or her possessionid today frontier and taken into Yugoslay R Nary Eastern
free mujor tournaments and tying for TENNIS
that she come down to look for identity card and/or passport in It was reported that the party was Yugoslav soldiers near-she sited by p.m.) Referee R M. Omar as gucat of the Czechoslovakien 71.25 stroke average with 4,133 court Men's Singles and go back to Wuchow. Lingamen: Brow (RM) and Government, arrived back in shots in 88 rounds.
The Daily Mirror Redman (RN).
Accused was cautioned and that only with five weeks to go territory.-Reuter, St. Joseph's Sing Tao (Club, 1.30 London last night.
Close on the Aussie's hests Doubles Tennis Championship
the'; wedding: Princess cloko at 6 p.m. tomorrow. The discharged when her husband, before Three of the group are from were four British Ryder Cup Chinese Recreation Club, under and Chinese Af Worship and Mountbatten still have not soledt Printed and publfabed for the pre- p.) Referee: L... G. Young.
an.Chinese Army. Officer, ap. Elisabeth and Lieutenant Philip players, Dal: Roes with 71.01, Lancashire, one from Yorkshire Charley Ward with 72.1, and Fred whose auspices the Champlon-anked to be permitted to bring ed thele honeymoon, alte prietors, The Newspaper. „Kütarpelis, Farmer, el
and the rest from London and Daly and Henry Cotton lying with ship is being hald, are now re his wife and child back to Nor, has the Princom been able Limitedly Walter Jamui KiaTEN tho fiome counties.—AP
72.70 —United - Press, et
conditioning three hardcourts. Shani halis Kereskoks tal to shop for home furnishings be--WindermHouse, Hong Kong
SUNDAY, OCT. 10
• 1ST. DIVISION
inaisku 23th R.A(Sookuopio, a
p.m.) Linesmen: Sgt. Brown (RM) and P. George. Ju Kwong Wah Bastern (Police,
p.m.), Refercet - R. . M. Omir. Linesmen RSM Waisah and D.
Kitchie Blog Tao (Navy, 5 p... Referees Young Linesmen: A Farmer and Y. 7. Leung, Chinese
RAZ
4.
Barretto.
P. George and A
South China (Bye).
1947
offi