A

CHINA MAIL

HONGKONG

PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONB)

Price, 20 cents per copy. Bubscription: 6.00 per month. Postage: Caina and Macao $2.00 per month, UK., British Possessions and other countries $4.50 per month.

News

contributions, always welcome, should be addressed to the Editor, business com- munications and advertisements to the Secretary.

Telophone: 26611 (5 Lines). 150925932929010220UBAUZOTROKURDOKIA

Classified Advertisements

20 WORDS $3.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID

ADDITIONAL INSERTIONS $1.50 PER DAY. 19 cents PER WORD OVER 20

Births, Deaths, Marrlages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 cents each additional word. ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10 EXTRA

THE "CHINA MATE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1950.

PETER-WILSON tells how the skating business is turning away from the sporting scene towards the theatrical

ICE HOCKEY

HOCKEY MEN GET CHORUS JOBS

Ice hockey, that most outlandish of all sports foisted on a long-suffering public-which stands for other all-in wrestling, "feinting" footballer und marvels of nature-is going through a pretty rough period in London, considering the fact that at none of the three biggest, arenas will a game be played over the Christmas period.

Wembley and Empress Hall will have ice shows; Harringay will have a circus-although that, perhaps, isn't so much of a change!

Recently I had cause to write; as chorus boys in the big £50, that "professionalized athleticism 000 sows.

la turning more and more. into And a lot of girls are now show business with muscles." alating their legs off, ostensibly And that's certainly true of the to win amateur titles, but in skating business, which is turn- reality spurred on by the way ing more and more towards the the leo has turned into white theatrical and away from the gold for such characters as Cecilia Conedge, Duphne sporting scene.

Ann Scott.

In fact, a lot of young Ice-Walker, and, of course, Barbara hockey players who failed to make the grade in the game are doing "very nicely thank you"

Gradually, I feel the trend will increase. Wembley, for so many years strictly the sports centre of the Empire, has in the Last 12 months put on two million-dollar

rove it in black and white with versions of the

PHOTOSTAT

Documents reproduced in Faol- milo at actual or Reduced sizes Inexpensive, ́accurate, clear contrasty copies.

booking fee Quick acrvice,

If not prepaid of 60 cents in charged.

DEATHS

XAVIER--Emilia

Jorge Alvares---

and of John beloved mother

pal Alvares

Leonard Afied Xavier, passed away on Novem- bar 141, 2950. at 8 am at 3 Age Minden Avenue Kowloom.

50. The cortege will leave the II.K. Funeral Parkour at 4.45 p.m. and will past the Manu- ment at 6 p. to-day, Wed- nesday. Macso oupy.

papers

FOUND

picanc

SERVICEMAN'S WALLET. R.AM.C. on No. 1 Bus Kowloon, Saturday evening October 11. Apply Scare tary, "S. C. M. Post."

WANTED KNOWN LADIES, we have at your service all specialized operations for Helang Ourtise cool waves machineless oli per, hairdyes & manicure Rose Mario

Parlour Phone Beauty D0384-, lankow Road, Kowloon, by RADIO REPAIRS performed trained technicians under foreign Modern, accurate mtpervision. methods, na guerrwork, Repairs In- clude cleaning and checking chassis. Moderate rates. rollab work Our reputation is your guarantee. Phone 20310, and we'll do the rest, Colonial Agencies, Sizehol Building, Queen's load.

RUG CO., 221A ART PEKING Nathan Rd., Kowloon, soll exclusive- ly carpets and rigs. Please drop in and have a look,

FOR SALE

HONGKONG

PHOTOCOPY SERVICE Room 205, 33, Queen's Road, Central.

SEEDS

IT IS STILL TIME TO MAKE FURTHER SOWINGS

OF

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE

SEEDS

THE

CLOVER FLOWER SHOP

Gloucester Arcade.

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers, Surveyors

& Appraisers,

54

Pedder Buliding.

Telephone No. 20224.

A. WHITE & CO.

TAMARA MAY 503 Peninsula Hotel has in atrick a targs selection of

forr

coming dresses

the

pocktail Evening wools corduroys, gabardines, etc, etc. Open unt & p.m.

מלאכת

tresaod,

CONVENIENT EASY Way to own a New Pilot Radio, Whether you need

12, Peking Road, Kowloon.

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.

DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF

a bedside midget, large table model. CAMERAS, & ACCESSORIES

or luxury radiogram, we have A "Flat" to suit. Terms a low only

Colonia! $20 per month,

Building. 14 Agencies. Queen's Rood. Phone 2310. --

TRULY

You will look

more adorable -

U yon frequently

patronize

THE HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY PARLOUR 10, CAMERON RD., KOWLOON TELEPHONE: 50249.

CARPETS

"DRUGGETS LINOLEUM TAPESTRIES CUSHIONS

ALWAYS IN STOCK

CARPET... INDUSTRIES 03, Austin Road, Kowloon.

LOW PRICES

Calculators, Typewriters

--Carbons: &: Ribbons

The World Typewriter Col Wellington B., Tel: 20500.

Repairing f

DEVELOPING, PRINTING

G ENLARGING SERVICE

RODO HOUSE

American roller skating show 0.5 well

Buster-Crabbe's Aquacade (with the Olympic champion, Vicki diving

Now they uro pre- Draves). paring for an Ice pantomime.

Belita-who as Belita Jepson- Turzer was a pretty good on both these pursults in stage shows and on the films. But then Belita has looks which do your eyes more

amateur skater and swimmer- has cashed in

Health

her

than National good

to supplement spectacles natural grace and ability.

That, of course, is the secret of the swing away from "penny plala" sport-the

introduction

of feminine charm into a sport- ing setting.

SCHOOLGIRL FANS

GREETING FROM

“THE DON”...

All The Football Internationals

MCC FAIL IN BID TO

RACE THE CLOCK

Sydney, Nov. 14.

The MCC made an attempt to get 311 runs for a victory in two and three quarter hours against New South Wales on the final day of their match here today, but they were always behind the clock and the game was drawn. When rain and bad light stopped play for the day an hour and a quarter before time, the MCC had scored 148 for two wickets in their second innings and still required 168 runs.

New South

Wales declared their second innings closed at

With ine exception of a planed.

occasional phenomenon

lew straightforward athletes

who can pack larger sports centres.

like

Q

Giritsky Held To A Draw

140 for two wickets after they CHESS TOURNEY had gained a first innings lead of 170. In the first innings, the MCC scored 330 in reply to

total of 500 for three dr NSW's clanca.

The MCC had to score about Funny blankers-Koen or "Babe" two runs a minute to gain

there are victory

decprod when NSW Diarickson Zaliorins

women their second innings closed.

Wash- the

Len Hutton and Cyril

determined to brook appeared

the runs if at all try and get possible. All went well until the total reached 34 in just over 20 minutes when Hutton was The Colony. Champion, deceived by which he edged Serge Giritsky, was held to

a late out-swinger match from Lindwall Cup

to James in the gully.

a draw at the Peninsula Hotel last night in the third round of the tournament for the Championship of the

For instance, despite the lawn of Margaret Lennis virtuosity Du Pont and Louise Brough, the bulk of the crowd at last suma mer's Wightman

was made up of schoolgirls,

But get Gussie Moran, and Simpson having scored 32 at when "la pantics" swings into one a minute appeared to have acuon the crowds cheer oven settled down when he lifted in though, as I write, I have in dng hop from Johnston High ront of me the report of her to long-on where Burke raced Mru und eighth match against ruupne Beiz Addic, which Mrs

Kowloon Chess Club. the boundary and

brought off a good catch,

When Compton joined Wash-

Sir Donald Bradman seen with Denls Compton centro) and J. L. Warr on the occasion of the offi- cial reception to the MCC - Touring Team on their arrival at Adelaide, - Central Press Photo.

Ryder Cup Postponement Requested

Should Be Played In May

Says

IVAN SHARPE"

The time has come to say that the footba season should be extended, so that all intern tional matches can be played in May, ben

What, again? Extended again?. Yes, make N "International Month," the extension to be for inter tional matches only. There would be much good football and no harm to cricket.

There is dissatisfaction today, with clubs like No castle United and Manchester City, challengers for cha pionships, saying all internationals should be played mid-week; and with Wales threatening to ask compulsory release by all clubs at all times of all play desired.

There is dissatisfaction

be-Carey, Doherty, Vernon, Ell cause England made such a Scott, Gillespie, McCracken

the have earned this effort. mess of things at Rio in World Cup.

prese

ba- As things stand at There is dissatisfaction cause Ireland are now weaken- Northern Ireland is too wo ed through the split with Eire, in internationals and Ere and have now surrendered as getting no professional inter many as 27 goals in their last tionals with the British cu four games against England tries. and Scotland,

ONLY A GAME

For the good of the England, Scotland and

should make this genuine

I suggest also that England, Surely Soccer is big Scotland and Wales should get and wealthy enough to together and make a united solution?

effort to bring international

football in Ireland under

one

After the-FA-

banner. It works all right in match of Highbury, the Enga the Rugby Union code.

A fortnight's

selectors choto their team

The trouble with professional meet Wales at Sunderland football is that so many people November 15. are apt to forget It's Only a As there bre internatio Game....

candidates in the FA XI kd Wednes in Froggatt, Sheffield extension

inside forward, P. Goring, May would secure these ad-senal centre-forward, and vantages:

Froggatt, Portsmouth

outs (1) Better football, because left, there is a danger of t the international players could impressions. The Army of that its major international com be brought together for special day may be all right, but: petition, the Ryder Cup mat-training and team development. the football ches, will not be played as

This would improve our own Wales, scheduled in 1951.

International championship, and of individual prospects

their

Chicago, Nov. 14. The Professional Gollers As- sociation to-day faced prospects

Mr R. C. A. Roe, executive į the secretary of the British PGA, countries notified officials here by cable matches abroad

in

and

Important tho in

arena

Here's my idea for the England team:

Ramsey, Williams;

Chilton, Dlekdr destructive interval Finncy, Froggatt (R.) (S

in August-September 1031-the World Cup. It would do away | Wright," usual months for the meet. In-with the stead, Mr Roc said they would between November and April. Wed.), Milburn, Bally, like to play in March, 1952. (2) League clubs who, after ton.

As

Hunt Club Me

There will be a meet

of

Though no official would all, find, develop, and maintain interna- now-so-costly comment openly, it was obvious these the action nettled the PGA hier- tional players, would have little archy and one spokesman glum- or no cause for complaint.

(3) A plon could be drawn y pointed out it was usual for visitors to accede, to the host's up whereby England, Scotland

for dates request

and Wales adjudicate. on the Hongkong Polo and Hunt He said: "We went there a Irish problem, and embodying at a point one and a half when they an International pooling system south of Mal Po Village, wanted to. year ago to play

guaranteeing Iriab anances and milestone on the Fanling-C The PGA had attempted to a rota of international matches Peak Road) at 11 am. bring the British here in Au-for Belfast and Dublin, pro- Sunday, November 10. Kust

to take advantage of the vided the two associations agree

of the Tam

Chicago.—

Addie won pretty easily, as sie brook 224 runs were required to moves when confronted with $25.000 guarantee offered by to run one All Ireland XI.

Dawns

Gritsky agreed to a draw after

of four had the previous seven.

Is there a moral in all this? I

L.Schure, former Club Champion, who played the fer my sport without trimmings an attempt to score quickly. French Defence.

win in 105 minutes. In suite of an end game

aside and light before a gather- very bad

don't know. Personally I pre ing storm the batsmen still roude/colours amishops of different George S. May,

- even lace ones--but there's Compton was in a most adven- Eugene Tausz beat P.K. Pro- no doubt that showmanship and turous mood, tantalising the the big time impresario have bowlers by going down the pitch come to stay and that the sports before they released star of the future may have to and varying big hits with stolen

De as much actor as athlete.

BERGMANN CASE

the ball

of the kopov to remain top table. He has the whito pieces. last Giritsky in the against round of the tournament on De- cember 12.

In the inued the New Taus and Ray Ranenberg beat

singles.

Eugene Tausz and Giritsky They had added 56 when rain

First began to fall and it was not long have now re-qualified as What a pity it is that at a before the match was abandon-Category players, the new rule a draw. Washbrook hit being that players must score 33 we have so few ed as time when world champions one of the four fours in his 53 not out while percent of the possible points.

In the other two third round out. most remarkable Austrian-Compton scored 34 not

Moroney and games, Karel Welss beat Joseph born British-naturalised Richard Bergmann-sould have played Burke had

South Wales inrings. They A.Biriukoff. himself, at least, temporarily,

had scored 08 without being

HOW THEY STAND out of table tennis.

PWD LPs When I saw Bergmann win parted at lunch but without an the 240, Tai Po Road, Kowloon,

world

championship in addition to the score, Moroney

Compton for E. Taus

15. Giritsky Tel. 50976

Budapest some nine months ago a victim to

53.

L. Schure Cablo Address: "RODOHOUSE" he told me he expected to make

Two ruris later Ron James Was

7-Welas I very 1st class and comfortable living over £3,000 out of it

and dismissed for a "duck"

Taus 3. quarters availablo at moderate much doubt whether he's got a

shortly afterwards Arthur Mor-

P. R Prokopev pricos.

fraction of that for first, he

ris declared. Moals are cheap (86 for played abroad without the canc-

Jim Burke, who scored 80 not R. C. Danenberg

A. Biriukoff meals) but they are wholesome. tion of the English Table Tennis out in the first innings, played

Hotel Car provided for our Association.

another sound Innings and this quest.

ume made 60 not out.-Router. Register In the RODO HOUSE

now.

!

Y. H. CHAN,

Then, ho continued to play while under suspension. Now the executivo committee has re

Manager. fused his entry for the English CLUB

Open championships. Bergmann has

developed a

UNION HOUSE game of defensive genius. It's

221-223, Nathan Road, Kowloon Telephone 56525 Cable Add: "UNIHOUSE” Bituated at convenient and realdential centre. Modern Equipment and Excellent Service. Comfortable and pleasant surroundings.

Call or phone for reservations.

RUGS

SOCCER TEAMS

21%

English & Welsh Teams Today

an

London, Nov. 14. England selected the follow- The following will represent a pity that he hasn't used the knowledge which every cham- Hongkong Football Club 1st XI ng team to play against. Wales

international at Sunderland plon should have-that you just against Kowloon Motor Bus on it can't defy a sane and sensible Saturday, November 18, at Club match

November 15. Williams (Wol- fullng body.

ground (4.15 p.m.):

MacKenzie, E Smith, Mullen, verhampton Wanderers), Harn-

-{London Express Service)

#

Forke, Bickford, Ay

spccur On

(Tottenham Hotspur), (Tottenham Hotspur), MacDonald, E

E; Fowler, Dovin Compton (Arsenal), Dickinson (Portsmouth), Finney (Preston and F. Fowler.

(Mid- Mannion Milburn (New- (Totten-

Badminton League Club's Second Flever against North-End). South China the BOTTLE day dlesbrough),

castle United), Bally (2.45 p.m.) will be:

Ur ham Hotspur). Medley Catton; A. MacDonald, quhart, Gledhill, Muric, Strange, tenham Hotspur) Sheridan and Buyer. Van Tuyler, Grey, Daniels,

V.R.C. boat Recreto in the Men's Doubles "C" Division by neven seta to two.

B. A. Xavier Bozarto and Z. A. Abbas IV.R.C.) beat E. and N. Nery 10-11, best It. Ioana-

C. Bomadica 22-14, lost to Lawrence Reserves: Barker and Barclay,

All kinds and, vartona klxos dios and E. Ribeiro 41-10.

B. BrownE and N. Souza best

of Tontain chemical washed Rosario and Remedios 31-15, and Peking art rugs, Wholessio | Eawrence and and relal at lowest price,

CLEANING & MENDING.

best Nery 21-10, best Remedios and fibero 21-5.

PM., Tubetro and C. Roza boat Nazario and Remedios 1-0, lost to Lawrence-and Nery 18-31, beat Ite- manding and Ribeiro 1-1.

Docks 7-2

GOOD YEAR RUG CO.To best Kowloon

Room: 205, Lit Floor,

6. Hanker Réad, Komlean, Tel: 5596%

In the Mixed Doubles

Bogey Pool Winners Bad Aty Fanling

HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD. played at Fanling last week-end

DATUNON-MATATLAND

Winners of the Bugoy Pool over the Old and New Courses WITH NATHAN Whelpton (0), who returned net scurn of

nat score of 57,. misking him

(Tot-

03.

Wright, who was chosen right haif, is on the injured list and a 'rubstitute has not vai been named.

THE GAMBOLS Hughes (Luton Town), Barnen

Barry Appleby

(Car-

The Wales team is as follows:

(Arsenal), Sherwood dif), Paul (Manchester City), Daniels (Arsenal), Burgess (Tottenham Hotspur), Griffiths (Leicester), Allen (Coventry),

Ford (Sunderland). Allchurch (Swansea). Clarke (Manchester City)Reuter.

MAPLE LEAF

TRIUMPH

Athall team from-HMCS Sioux, defontest the USS M

obster 77-5 in the first game of ladoiblo tiende at Kowloon

O'Shanter United Press.

Club,

Irish

Members requiring po should apply to Mr W. contributions to the Grieve, the Hon. Secretary

the game through

years -

soon as possible,"

let Yardley bring you natural loveliness

The velvet matt finish of Yardley powder,

ない

the dramátic satin smooth brilliance

hich Yardley lipstick adds to the lips,

the youthful softness of a skin that is cared for by Yardley-such loveliness is irresistible.

beauty preparations by YARDL

Cleansing Cregins Night Cream

Taning Lotions Make-up Baso? y' Fowler Lipstick Eye Shadow - MAFIA

ND STREET · LOND HOYASING

Ask for your copy of the new Beauty Bookle Yardley way

now available at leading stores

Share This Page