BUREN
THE PERFKOT
BWISS WATØR
CHINA MAIL
HONG KONG, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948,
Local Yachting Badminton FINAL CASE ON Soccer
The Burged of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club was carried far and wide over the waters around Hong Kong and the Now Territories over the 4-day Easter holiday. Except for a few hours on Sunday, there was a spanking good wind the whole time, and an oxhilarating sea run- ning especially to the North East. "Yvonne“
and four attendant 14 foot dinghies went round ! Lantau from North to South; and "Aríki”, "Coppelia“, "Lalindo” mot in Rocky Harbour after passing two Jubilces somewhore off Steop Island.
The fire Whalers started
at
Whalers and. Al
one
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The biggest club events of the weekend were the all day 17 am with a foul tide and the Menagerie race on Good Friday acrity gained a long lead at ve
two Amethyst out and round Waglan and mun by taking short tacks up the buck. 11.M.S. "Amethyst's" Hong Kong shore. Mr. Streeter two Whalers did extremely well with a gallant crew of only two in this race, making the round in Amethyst II Whaler was first trip of about 24 miles in just at Lyemun, and judging the wind
to be free outside, held on under 6 hours and in
Yuck to Waglan, at one time hold- The second big ing a Heavy sen.
tend over 2 miles over
of event was the Ladles Race in Sam Brookes Amethyst
in dinghies on Enster Saturday. Whaler, which had taken on ex- when nu
13 lady leg an into Junk Bay to get less than
wind. Outside Taihong, Polm helmsmen competed in a close however, Mr. Sirecter's light crew race with plenty of wind off were nt a disadvantage In the Kellet Island.
very heavy swell and although be led round Waglan roks, Lt. Brookes shortly afterwards took the lead, and hell it all the way back to the first Whaler home by
minute after just under one hours excellent Whaler sailing.
Two Dragons, two cruisers and * Jubilee started one hour after the waters, at 10.17 n.m. The two Dragons made good time and had a very well matched rare, which proved the worth of these first post-war Dragons built in Hong Kung, and their seaworthiness in
There were no team raced this werken but it is hoped that the Govoramen leam and Shippers teato uno arrange to race off their twice sponed fixture
next Sunday muning at 11,00 a.m.
Closing Cruise
Letose passing on to a more delaled description of the Waglun
Wention the race special
must be made of the "Chorba Cruise." It has been an- by the Yacht Club that the Closing Cruise will be held on Whit-bunny 10th May and will this
year be a real cruise for all eineres t Yachts
A Sailing and rowing regatia will be held over the ita un holiday, with local evenda including International o team racer ele, and ending with
JAT giving ceremony party on Whit Monday evening. All pbers are asked to keep When clear for these club events nud so make it a real decurion..
Good Friday Menagerie Race March 28th.
Course-Kellet
and
Island-round
Walgan to Starboard.
Wind: Moderate East. Sen--Benvy quell outside, Whalers stated at 0017. Cruisers, Dragons, Jubilee at 1017.
Handicaps; Whalers · 1 hour in of own time: Eragons scratch: Ariki 8 mins. per hour; Aquilla Hamina-per-hour;--Jubileo-no hellcap asigned.
Host, Clans, Captain Actual Certeeled
time Again, Cruler, F. Clenta 5.1/7.00
Adweity, Whaler, Mr. Esty 0,05,00
ça.
A
Title Draw THE CALENDAR Programme
The following is the draw for the open Badminton Cham- pionships, scheduled to begin on April 12. Due to insufelent Za- tries the Ladies' Singles
and Ladies Doubles events had be scratched. Ties will be played off on one of these courts, Univer- sity, Hecroto, K.C.C. and V.R.C. and play will commence at 7.30
p.m,
C.
Men's Open Singles
KS. Low (bye) va, T.S. Young (bye), W.F. Foo vs. W. Gillin, S. Saul vs. Robert Tay, P. R. Hui Va. 6.A. Vanar, D. Kwok (bye). Au vs. P.H. Wong (bye) Seeded: K.S. Low, Robert Tay, P. K. Hul and P. H. Wong.
Men's Opeh Doubles P.H. Wong and C. Au vs. s. Sadi and W. Gillis, T.S. Young and W.F. Foo vs. M.A. Ouveirn and JJ. Remedios. Gonsalves and Yvanovich vs. K.S. Low and S.A. Vanor, J.C. Koh and C.P. Lin vs. Robert Tay and P.K. Hul
Seeded: P.. Wong and C. Au and Robert Toy and P.K. Hul Men's Junior Singles
Japanese To Hang
The final case on the calendar of the trials of war criminals in Hong Kong ended yesterday when after an adjournment of nearly two hours to consider sentence, the court sentenced one Japanese to death by hanging and three others to varying terms of imprisonment, Omura Kiyoshi and Nishida (❤❤❤❤ Masato were both sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment each, Kawazumi Jun was given 15 veat's and the last accused Yoshioka Elzo was sentenced to death by hanging.
All accused were jointly charged with being concerned in the ill treatment of civilian residents of the New Territories causing physical suffering and death of some.
蛹
The court was comprised of Lt. Col. P. Warwick (Presi- dent), Major V. E. Howse and
A. Bayot vs. 3. Kempton. Pal Capt. J. Benyon. The pro- S. Wong vs. S. Saul, Thong Kuosecuting ofeer was Major M. 1. sin vs. W.K. Ying, N.A. Beltrao
vs. K.Y. Tam, A.L. Fisher vs, M.Ormsby and the accused were defended by Mr. Matsuoka Kempton, C.H. Ngan vs. Thong Yoshikiko with Capt. Watson as Ko Sine, R. Lapsley vs. Chao, T.C. Lau vs. Chung Wah udvisory officer to the defence. Chiu.
Giving evidence of character
T.H.
Tam.
Seeded: A. Bayot, K.Y. A.L. Fisher and Chung Wat Chiu.
Men's Junior Doubles
F.H. Kwok and D. Kwok VS. J. Kempton and M. Kempton.
The following is, the Soccer programme for this week:
THURSDAY, APR. 1
First Division Sing Tuo v Eastern (Club, 5 p.m.);|
Ref: J.G. Padley; Linesmen: A. Farmer/A.M. Lee. RAF. v St. Joseph's (B.F. from p.m.): Rof: Y 3.4.40); (Navy, T. Leung; Linesmen: A. Ribeiro/ 3. Day.
*04401 | 11.Q.L.F.
The Test
Kingston, Mar. 30. Wast Indies were all out for 490 runs against England's total of 227 In their first Innings, giving them a first Innings lead of 263 runs in the third day of the fourth and last Test match hera. Aduter.
Dangerous Corners
on behalf of Nisnida, Mr. Fred Although labelled by Mr. Priest- Kew, Doctor of Dental surgery, ley one of his "time plays" residing at No 190 Waterloo is diffcult to make any theory of fload, said that in May or
"split" moment in time really June a 043 he canic
to know accused, account for his idea that from a Witness lost his daughter. nerd given moment two alternative 18. in December 1943 and when courses of action may be possible, K.S. Thong and T.H. Choo Vaccused heard of this he came to a the past. In the future, yes; C.Y. Yung and W.K. Yung, M.C.
tion which centres solely rouixt Hung and Ngan vs. T.C. Lau and witness and on the day but which out to say of an ac-
of the funeral gave him 20 yen.
man who has been dead a year? Milk Powder
K.F.
Lawrenco
and
C.
Seeded: F.H. Kwok and D. Kwok, S. Saul and Gillis, A. He
Riberrro.
Un
made ar-
ភន
course, and... crash,
Second Division "A"
v Eastern (Sookunpoo, S p.m.); Ref: L. Frank.
Becond Division "B" 25th R.A. v R.A.M.C. (Sookunpao, 3.30 p.m.): Ret. W. Crawford, C.A.A. v R.A.S.C. (Police, 5 p.m.);
Brogan.
Ref: A.
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Charged With Savag Assault On Wife
Chung Tsui-yao, 19-year-old married woman, was
so savagely attacked that she remained uncon- scious for nearly three days after being admitted to Kowloon Hospital, testified. Dr. 5. H. Moore yesterday, when Lower Court prò- ceedings against the woman's husband, Wong Hung, 20-year-old Sonitary Department coolie on the charge of causing grievous bodily harm, opened before Mr. W. A. Blair-Kórr at Kowloon.
Dr. T. C. Pang declared that, foreman, who notifled the Kow
Finding the when he admitted the woman toon Cily Police, about noon on Jan. 23 she was woman was still alive, the Police suffering from head injuries rushed her to the Kowloon Hoa
pital. The head of a pick-a She was very pale, semi-con- was found near her.
In
"Missing"
SATURDAY, APR. 3. selous and her pulse was very
First Division
feeblo. She was also suffering Police v Kwong Wah (Police, 3
from shock and haemorrhage. Defendant who was working p.m.); Ref: A.F. Willis; Linea-
There was a 1⁄2" x 4" lacor. in the vicinity, saw the woman man: P.P. LI/A.M. Læg.
the hill and Chinese A.A. v Eastern (Police,ated wound below the right ear, being taken down,
ragged wound. Immediately told the Police that 4.30 p.m.); Ret: LG. Young and an external
measuring 4" x 3" on the right she was his wife who had been A.F. Willis/A.M. Lee. Linesmen: A.F. fanisks v Kit Chee (Navy, 3 p.m.); side of the scalp, exposing the missing since the previous night.
bone.
the meantime, a poport had tto: Linesmen: Ref: F.A. Barretto;
Although an operation was do been made to the Youmatt Police J.G. Padley/A. Ribeiro.
elded upon, said Dr. Moore, they by the woman's mother-in-law 25th R.A. Sing Tao (Navy, 4.30
had
that the to postpone it as the wound (51-year-old Siu Siny p.m.): Ref: J.G. Padley; Lines became scplle. The woman was woman was anising. men: F.A. Barretto/A. Ribeiro. In dangerous condition for In ovidence, the complainant
Assorted South China v K.M. Bus (C. Hill, some days, but later gradually
that she and her hus 4.30 p.m.); Ref: A. Brogan: Improved.
been She was unconscious band had
the happy before Linesmen: A. Farmer/L. Frank for about three days. An X-ray incident. She, attributed the as- Club Buffs (Club, 4.30 p.m.);
| examination revealed B depressed anult to his being angered by her Ref: A. Guest; Linesmen: L. fracture of the skull.
s of the three rings and to Harris/Y.F. Mak
vas discharged on
drunk half a battle of his-having The parlent Wis Second Division "A"
March 27 and her condition was "Sam Shu" at supper, W.D. Chinese v K.M. Bus (C. Hill, generally good; she was not yet. The defendant's mother declar
3 p.m.): Ref: Chan So.
Second Division "B"
completely recovered. She had ed that her son used to drink also been complaining of some quite a lot and was violent when Club (Club, 3 p.m.): loss of vision of both eyes, which drunk.
Further evidence, would be complaint was borne out by Dr.
Sing Too
Ref: A Lock.
.
SUNDAY, APR. 4 International Cup Final China v Portugal (Navy, 4.30 p.m.); Ref: C. Tunstall Lines- men: A. Quest/A. Farmer,
(Duration of game 90 min. utes, extra 10 minutes each way must be played in event of a draw.)
First Division
TUESDAY, APR, G Club v K.M. Bus (Club, 5 p.m.); Tel: 3. Ward: Linesmen: C. Redman/W. Crawford. Police v Kit. Chee (Police, 5 p.m.); Ref: W. Gaffney: Linesmen: A Brogan/A.F. Willis.
T. P. Lee, Eye Specialist in the heard on Friday afternoon, Kowloon Hospital,
Married At 15
Outlining the facts of the case, DSI; Matcher said that complain- to defendant ant was married when she was 16 years of age, They lived together with defen-i dant's mother t Street, ground floor.
S. Africa's Team For
windon Olympics
+
Hong and K, F. Chlu. A. Bayot and side, but he spent a considerable tangled motives, sordid relation- R.A.F. v Sing The Cravy, 5 p.m.):/wing up the hill behind the sprinter for, somo years,, are ins
bont
a heavy sea. Mr. Chidell In Lalin- | K.Y." Tam, Xavier and Xavier
a was frst Dragon round Wag-
Quinn.
How, in fact, can you account for lan, on the way home positions Barres and Yvanovich VS.
S.
On one occasion he was sent a the corpse? So, on the whole, the changed more than once until Saul and W. Gillis, A. Ho Tri
satisfactory of milk powder
way of ap most by Ex Mr. Hownom-Meek finally crossed P Chlu 38.
proaching this rather grim Remedios
arxi and daughter. Witness was 11 and the line Arstly by 214 minutes.
Rodrigues, P. Lo, and K.M. Lee needed food. She was stopped by a skilfully oblique "whodunit."
neurotic play is to regard it us Aquilla sailed a good race and
vs. Verleyson and partner, Ying | Indian. and Chinese gendarmer gained her initial lend over Ariki
and who would not allow her to cross whole truth and nothing but the and Partner vs. Anderson
An ill-Judged search for the in passing through Lyemun.20
Brown and where the changing tide Kaye Fisher,
Sucre the ferry, ite informed accused of truth may be about as healthy tricky cddies.
this tundi lic, Special Chung Wah Chiu and Leung Sik
accused mention
skidding round a corner at must be
Arangements made af Mr. Hung, Mott and Soares vs.
for the milk to be sixty"
someone, says in the Beeching Jubilee the
deliverer. useful- Bayat and Ribeiro. looking 18 foot part-decked cen
Witness
said that he
play. Once off the straight anki knew
well-mapped re board dinghy of which 6 or
nosing of what accused did out you are in under the surface of have so far been bullt in Kong since the war. This
time with witness in Hong Kong ships and the unpleasant truth. lid extremely well in the open Mixed Doubles
unc used to go with him to But keep straight ahead and you Winnie restaurants. Once, when he suffer end. by pushing back, the chairs Robert Tay and Miss
Such Cheung (bye) vs. Mr. and Mrs. ed from malaria, necused brought and dancing to the radio.
him medicine. Cion-
On one occasion seems to be the lesson. Chung (bye), H.F. WC.
he was doing GIR
the teeth of Lt.
Here we have a pleasant little salves and partner vs. W. and Mrs. Ankerson, J. Kempton Nura of the Special Branch. To party consisting of three part- and Miss Millard vs. P.H. Wong set to witness's place. Nura had nets of a publishing firm, the 10 telephone the Kowloon Gen wives of two of them, one of Ramon Time and Miss M. Ribeiro,
darmerie for a car. When accused their novelists and the Arm's Young and Miss Ullan Khoo vs. 1.21.09 A.L. Fisher and Mrs. Tamworth, heard this he tcirphoned to wit secretary. All are closely bound 1.13.ch WF. Foo and Mrs. T.W. To..
Tess and asked if there was any 1.25. (bye), J.J. Remedios and Mrs.
M.A. Oliver Silva
Oliveira and Miss va. M. Silva.
-Seeded:- Robart Tay-and.
-Miss 1.28.50 Winnie Choung, and P.11, Wong Ramon and Miss M. Ribeiro, 1.28.10 Young and Miss Ullan Khoo and M.A. Oliveira and Miss M. Silva.
LADIES' RACE, SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Course: Line, A.P.C. White Buoy, ILK.W.D. Buoy, C.M. Buy, No. 1 Buoy, No. 8.25 Buoy. Line:
Twice Round.
Bent (Cornwain & Crew) 1. Tyne B (Misa 11. D'Arg.
Broken)
2. G. Homens, Home),
3. Stonecuttern 1 (Mla Cank
ber, Kinot
4. Yellow (Bitse Toogood, Alifețe
La
−5.— Adamant· IV - (Miks · flurTOWET""
Orimithal
4. Stunecatter II Mrs. Mul-
torie, Malincirt
7. Grebla 12 MP Dyrker
fer, Derkawager) k. Stourenters TV (Miss Blanke
1. 1
21 Plwrty 10, Black (Mian Dewar, Cumina 11. Cock Mles P. Lamely,
Drummetulj
Amethyal (Mina Derby, Kast)
· Commodory 1 (Mrs. Rowley,
1.24.90
Dlack
D.N.F.
LADIES' RACES INDIVIDUAL
POINTB TO DATE
Placen ATER. Pasin. 27.32.47 21.1.48 18.2.4 21.3.48
Home Football
London, Mar. 30,
The following were the results of football matches played today: FIRST DIVISION
Anki, rulers. T.K. Honvan 8.24.45
tline 4.23.0% 4.01.29
Coperta, Dragon, 1.4
R.
Hownam Mock .... 4.45.4G
4.40,4%
Lofile, Dragon, JD.A.
Chldet..... 4.4.15
4.40.15
Melody, Jubilee, Mr. 150e-
Atlash Whaler, H.
Brooke
5.03.2
Authret If, Whaler, K.J.
5.94.0 5.14.00
C 1.
Whaler, Lt.
Brimmund
0.07,45
6.16.43
Helmen
tklay.....
8.08.04
4.10.00
k, Whafer. Lt.
Imeleri IlarraWET
Ach
Jot
Int
6th
Margaret Huners
4ch
2nd 4th
2nd
J'at Laneby
Int
7th
716
11th
0.2
Shirley Castupber
Toth
yih
oth
3rd
Husty D'Arry
Inal
-
let
. Ards
Mr. Malorie '
6th
th
6th
Barbara Toound
6th
D.N.F.(10) (IR
Cliftonville ¡Distillery
9th
Portadown Colcraire
Had Very Dangerous Drug On Him
Jane Btreilett
21l Harlot 1hrvry
3rd
Mrs. Bestwick
"You were found with a very dangerous drug in your possession, Streptomycin, one Bue Meyrick which, if used wrongly could
do you great harm," said Mr.
Th Mrs. Hawley
Aston Villa 2 Charlton A
BECOND DIVISION
Coventry
Plymouth
West Brom. 1 Birmingham
Third Division, Northern
T Bradford City 2 Halifax
IRISH LEAGUE
4 Derry City Belfast Cellic 3 Bangor
0 Linfield
2 Glenavon
1
0
p.m.):
Ref: Chan So
SATURDAY, APR. 10
First Division
A
No.
chosen for the Olymple Games
After the evening meal on Jan,
Port Elizabeth, Mar,30,2 L. 1. Coleman, British Empirer 22, the couple took a box to the
and marathon champion and record Kai Tak Airfield terminus proccefied
foot on
up Customs halder, who finished Bth, in thei Pass Road, with the husband
Olympics, and Dennis ing 20. feet in front.
Shore, South Africa's - 'leading 7 Cemetery, defendant asked
cluded in South Africa's team of. is wife where three gold rings
In London this summer. were. When she admit
admitted
having
The team comprises five ath- them he
assaulted her (it lost
letes and six cyclists, Coleman, was alleged) with a pick-axe.
who is considered to have a good Early the following morning chance of winning the Olympic So Ling, PWD foreman, was in Marathon, last Saturday won the wasa dend South African championship in formed, that there body inside an ARP tunnel in the two hours 32 minutes, which was
above the
cemetery. He only just outside his own Empire
6 went up to investigate and, no-record of two hours 30 minutes ticing footprints on the auisk, and 40 seconds, established. In (went into the tunnel where he Sydney in 1938.
Ref: J.F. da Silva; Linetmen: F.A. Barretto/A, Farmer. THURSDAY, APR. 8 First Division K.M. Burv RA.F. (Police,
p.m.); Ref: J.G. Padley; L Frank/C. Redman.
p.m.); Sing Tao v Police (Club,
Ref: J. Day: Linesmen: Farmer/Y.T, Leing.
Becond Division "B" to one another and each is reR.A.M.C. * Etecirle (H. Valley, rouble.
lated, by ties, very special to On another occasion Clarence themselves, to the man who, a Zane -wse bileted with him, year previously, had been found He was six months there-try-shot alone in his country cottage. Ing to find things out. Witness The mention of a certain Club v South China (Club, 3
and the cigarette box appealed to accused
sends them all man was eventually taken away skidding round the dangerous
corner, and before the final cur from the housd. Witness.gave further instances taln each one face, willingly or truth shown him by ac unwillingly, the hidden
about themselves, the dead man, and one another. The patiem Pass Issued
shifts and changes, the tension Cross-examined by Major loosens and tightens, only, to end, Ormsby witness said that he was it seems, in utter disintegration not interned through the efforts of the cosy family
group. of one Okamoto and because of This is an exacting play. These his age. He admitted to the are no supers" euch character Japanese that he was an enemy important and firmly portray- national but later the Japanese tion, so the dialogue has to carry ed life-siza. There is little ac- made him Third National and the whole plot and must make St. Joseph's Navy (Navy, 4.30 Issued lilin with a pass. He did
itself heeded. The whole pre-
of kindners Lused.
p.m.); Ref: J.G. Padley; Lines- men; A. Farmer/Y.T. Loung. Sing Tao v Chinese A.A. (Club, 4.30 p.m.); Ret: C. Tunstall J. G. Padley/Y. F. Linesmen: Mak. Polica v Inniska (Police, 3,p.m); Ref: A. Brogan; Linesmen: P.P. Li/P.M. Xavier.
K.M. Dus v Buffs (Police, 4.30 p.m.): Raf: J. Ward; Linesmen: P.P. LIA. Brogan.
Kit Chee v Kwong Wah (Navy, 3 p.m.); Ref: LG. Young; Lines- men: A.F. Willis/N. Delgado.
p.m.; Ref: AF. Willis: Lines- en: W. Crawford/N. Delgado.
not know that there were manyantation calls for team work of enemy nationals walking freely the best quality and this the Eastern v 25th R.A. (C. Hill, 4.30 in Hong Kong.
Day: Liesmen: p.m.): He denied that he was allowed Hong Kong Stage Club gave un- stintingly with the unselfishness
1 to go free because he collaborated and intelligence which one.
with the Japanese. Witness agreed
FA Redman.
has R.A.F.
come to expect from their work.
· BUNDAY, APR. 11
norial Cup Final Memorial climax to face, and each took Army v Chinese (Club, 4.30 p.m.); the Japanese, were allowed to go it well-Charles Stanton, played 2} {ree.
Berkley Pearce with the right
1 that some enemy nationals," who Each had his or her own big
were deing important jobs for
1
0
by
He did not co-operate with mixture of cynical dotachment
0 the Japanese Kempeltal. The and wary watchfulness; Betty
1 Ballymena U only thing he did was to attend Whitehouse (Dorothy Rovie) in
Glentoran
2
almost incoherent terror hor to their teath,
(Peter Gregory) Afler passing sentence, the husband Gordon -Houler.
Prevident said: "This is the in foverish outbursts of recrimi-
nation dnat cute on our calendar of the
Freda Caplan (Margaret was a beatiful foll to the
Corregidor Prohibited
น
3rd
Ellanbeth 12'Arcy
3rd.
6th
8th 1.N.P.(12) ~
vih
10th
9th
Area
A. J. Clifford at Centrals Dewar Magistracy yesterday when Mias Pentreath Wong Kwong, appeared on a
charge of having unmanifest-Hollanting
13th
ed cargo on the S.S. "Cheung | Mina Dyckmooster Hing
The cargo included plastic Miu Blackmoor Fraincoats, handbags, toilet pro- | Miss Darby -
parations as well as two bottles of Streptomycin, kontak
S.RO Humphreys said that about ten minutes before the boat solled for Macao defendant was Been with a large amount of bug": -gúgo by 'R. D. J. English who
searched
him
and found the e goods
in his possession, guarda
keb
Ref: J. Day: Linesmen: Ward/W. Gaffney, (Duration of game 10 minutes, extra 10 min- utes each way must be played In event of a draw.)
RUGBY..
London, Mar. 30, Rugby Union results today:
Bath 3, Leicester 10, Cardiff 32, Devonport Services
Blakelly 3, Welsh Universities 0.7
Maesteg 8, Nunerton: 3. Newport 6, Barbarians 3. Fontypool 10, London Welsh 0, Shefeld 3, Bradford 37. Stroud 6 Notts G.
trials of war criminals in Hong Oblitus) Keng, and this War Crimes Court other women, and moving in her is about to be disbanded; It is moment of quiet misery. perkups
Philippa Coombes gave an In- that I should ex-tensely sincere interpretation of fitting that press publicly the thanks of my Olwen Peel. She brought to the
10. seit und my predecessors to those part a splendid assurance and civilians who have. In one capaci directness but mlased something. ty or souther, come.forward to of the pity and tenderness of one help in the interests of justice. who knows the truth, and how Witnesses have given their time much it is going to hurt those she Manila, Mar. 30..
and tared what is ‘always, some"|enses for.. Reinaldo Oblitas, as The Philippine Government thing of o trial, and Government Robert, Caplan, moved forward today "ruled that Corregidor officials and the Police have help- unerringly from kind bewilder and other dangerous places jed in many ways” should be prohibited areas" after the explosion of a Japan- ese booby trap in a Corregidor tunnel on Saturday, in which 22 people were killed, and
Ordnance officers sold that 2,000 tons of Japanese and American ammunition was lying around" in the In the Manilä area plonci; inforce, the two bomb completed inter
disposal squads which are clearing up
Disq.(19) -
There will be two more Ladles Races-on April 24 and May 15 (closing cruise)in this series. SUNDAY SWEEPSTAKE RACE
A single handed dinghy race was held on Sunday morning with four
elorters, but was abandoned
to lack of wind
vving
TENNIS
Mr. Clifford ordered; thu goods two leading boats hart for the The Government decided to re- | 6~D; \G=0÷E
mata de confisented and lipposed" a one
fine of $20. He told fondant BUNDAY F.M. SINGLE HANDED the island, M. Ma beat- that the amounts of goods ho had E DINGHY RACE were obviously not. "his" personal
12 po Gentral Callato Duque,› "As-
Hok-taug
|ment through- unhappy misunder- standing to "final complete and shattering" disßllusion. - His · was altofther a very satisfying per- formance,
Rugby League results; Batley 26, Poatsstone Rovers 4. Hailfox 17, Balford 8. Hudderalleld, Northern 7.
Bradford
Leeds-25, Bramihy, 10. Wakefield-Trinity 33, Widnes 0. ----Associated Press.
Cilford Davies"""-production proceeded with an easy, fluidity which successfully avoided mono-, tony but made each new - group-)| fing seem natural, and unegayded
in spite of a very amped lake. The following will represent The setting wasparate but une the HKFC. v The Buffs on Interesting: Admittedly there is
TEAMS
The following, were yesterday's tannis résulta
3. Szeto beat
JL. C. Poares K.H. Ip beat Wong Hok
not much good furniture avall Saturday on the Club ground, at 0-1 G-0.<< >
| 4.30:jum.--Lock, Ritchle, Torrow; "Ka-lau 0-4, 6-1. Fable in Hong Kong, but so much | Beck, Fowler,
monotonous - white seemed, some-
Redman, The Nal-kwpbent Lt. J. how out of character in the house
Mulleh, Bir}} Wellen of a prosperous publisher
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