8
CHINA MAIL
11 WINDHAM ADHE
HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONS) Price, 20 cents per copy. Subscription: 0.00 per month Pastage: China and Macao 82.00 per month, UK. British Possessions and other countries
4.30 per month..
always
News contributions, welcome, should be addressed to the Edilor, business com- wunications and advertisements to the Secretary.
Telephone: 20011 (5 Lints),
Classified Advertisements
20 WORDS $3.00 for 1 DAY PREPAID
ADDITIONAL
INSERTIONS
$1.50 TER DAY. 10 orais PER WORD OVER 20
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Personal $5.00 per insertion not exceeding 25 words, 25 conts each additional word. ALTERNATE
INSERTIONS
10% EXTRA
If not prepaid a booking fee of 50 conte la charged.
POSITIONS WANTED
EXCELLENT COOK-N0X, with wal-mah, Long experienced in European cooking. speaking Eng- Esh, hardworking,
Kood referenen.
NOTICE
WAR DEPARTMENT
A large quanlity of troops uniforms are to be manufac- tured from Cellular and Drill matorinis in the near future, to a War Department Specifi- cution.
Any firm capable of carry- ing out the making up of large quantities of uniforms may apply to the undermen- tioned for further details.
The premises of all ap- plicants will be inspected and detaila of their financial standing etc. will be required before the issue of any ten-
dera.
.
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, ̄ ̄ ̄ 1980.
Malaya Lacks The Cash To Consolidate Her Place In International Sport
By A. L. MCINTYRE
.
Singapore, Dec. 11. Malaya is facing the prospect of losing what ground she has gained in inter- national sport during the Inst two years.
With the next world Olympic Games barely 18 months away, Malaya finds she has no suitable hall to hold the 1952 Thomas Cup badminton tournament, which she plays host to competing teams from the United States, Britain, Norway and Denmark among others.
And her athletes have been told there will be no money to All matters will be treated send them to any more overseas as confidential..
Applications for the above will close on Friday 22 De- cember, 1950, at 12 noon,
athletic meets.
The flood of enthusiasm which fellowed the return of Malaya's team which captured the Thomas Cup in 1940 has died down. At that time badminton officinis got together and decided to collect funds to build a suitably largo R. J. MEECH, MBE, RAOC hall for the 1932 Thomas Cup
Signed,
LT. COL.
Assistant Director of Ordnance Services
HQ Land Forces Hut 21 Old Ordnance Yard Queen's Road, Hongkong.
NOTICE
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING of
Please stone S3 or reply Box 3.THE HONGKONG SOCIETY
"CHINA MAIL".
WANTED KNOWN
PACKING EXPERTS.
Entrust your
personal effects to the packing ex- perts to ensure Biety in trans- pariationt Ever Sate Packing Co. Tel: 23054.
LADIES, we have it your service all specialized operations for Helenu Curtle cool waves machinetesh oli perms, hairdyes & manicure Iterse Marie Beauty Parlour Pame 60304-43. Haiskow Road, Kevinom.
RADIO REPAIRS performed tay trained techntelans under foreljü supervision. Modern, accurate methods, no guesswork. Repalis In- clude cleaning and checking chassis, Moderate rales, rellable work. Our reputation Is 19310, and we guarantee, Phir
Agencies,
do the rest Colonial Szell Bullda,
Queen's Itnad.
34
PEKING ART nug co.. 221A Nathan Rd.. Kowloon, sell exclusives Please drop to
ly carpets and rugs. and have a look.
FOR SALE
CONVENIENT EASY Way to own a New Pilot Rodle. Whether you necil ⚫ bedside miditet, large table model. er Luxury radiogram, we have a "Pilot" to sull. Terins as low
ly $20 pur month. Colonial Agénelon, Szetiol Building, 14 Queen's Hand. Phone PKU,
NOTICE
THE SHANGHAI
EXPLORATION &
DEVELOPMENT
дл
CO. LTD.
(Incorporated under the Companies Ordinances Hongkong)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Sixth Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders in the above- Ramed Company will be held at the
Board Room, South Build-
China Morning Post
ing, Hongkong, on Thursday, the 28th December, 1950, at 12.00 noon for the following purposes:-
1,
1
FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN will be held in Cathedral Jelin's
St.
Thursday,
⚫ on
tournament.
Prine movers of the scheme launched the Singapore Badmin- fon Hall fund in May, 1949 and announced a target of $300,000 (US$100,000).
But up to now, through donations and street col- lections, only S$30,000 has beca accumulated.
AT A DEAD END The Badminton Fund is pre- sently at a dead end, because not long ago the Singapore government announced it would Quila
a million-dollar
sports stadium which would incor- porate a badminton ball.
But nothing has yet started an the ultra-modern stadium. It is still in the talking stage. day that passes With every sports officials and badminton fans are getting increasingly
the about
lack Hall anxious
facilities for the coming tourna- ment.
Meanwhile, Singapore
帕
December 14 at 5.30 p.m. All interested in Child Welfare are cordially invited to altend.
X'MAS SALE
1st-31st December
CARPETS
DRUGGETS LINOLEUM TAPESTRIES CUSHIONS
Come early and take your choice
CARPET INDUSTRIES
63 AUSTIN ROAD, KOWLOON,
FLOWERS
FOR XMAS
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
To receive and consi- FOR THE LAST 21 YEARS
der the Directors' Re- port and Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1949.
2. To elect Director.
3. To elect Auditora.
4. To transact
any other
ordinary business the Company,
of
The Transfer Books and register of members of the Company will be closed from the 19th December, 1950 to 28th December, 1950, both days inclusive,
By Order of the Board of Directors,,
"
}
GEORGE MCBAIN,
General Agents, Hongkong, 12th Deccinber,
1950.
NOTICE
CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Freight Dept.
-68948,
Passaga Dept. Kowloon
****$6260
Passage Dept, Hongkong
30331 Ext. 14. {CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS LTD... Mizanits Bond, Content.
1929--1950
CLOVER FLOWER SHOP
Gloucester Arcade.
UNION HOUSE
221-223, Nathan Road, Kowloon Telephone 50525
Cable Add: "UNIHOUSE"
Situated at convenient and Modern residential centre.
Excellent Equipment and
Service.
Comfortable and pleasant surroundings.
Call or phone for reservations.
LOW PRICES
Calculators, Typewriters Carbons & Ribbons
The World Typewriter Co. 40, Wellington 8L, Tel: 20806.
Repairing Service,
RODO HOUSE
240, Tal Po Head, Kowloon, Tel. 00970 Cabló Addros: "RODOHOUSE":
1st class and comfortable living quarters available at moderato pricos.
Monia ato chiap (80 for 3 modle) but they are wholesome. Hotel Car provided for our questi
Register in the RODO HOUSE
„M, CHAN;
how...
لان
ton
at
the
dou, the Thomas Cup Badmin- lifting and cycling. Besides tak- Championships and the Ing the Thomas Cup for badmin- ton. British Empire Games at New
a Malayna welghi-11fting Zealand. Now,
In it says, it can't team won first places do it any more.
bantamweight and featherweight Omelals of the Singapore classes, a second place in the. Olympic and Sports Council lightweight and a third place in have eriticised the govern the light heavyweight classes al ment's failure to nid sports. the last Empire Games. They say If there is to be taxa- tion, there should also be sub- sidies for sports.
In preparation for anticipated entry into a number of coming Although there Is apparent world athielic meets,, Malayan stagnation at present, sports track and field sees have been officials are hopeful Singapore taking special instruction from will be able to send a team to Geoffrey Dyson, famous British the Asian Games as a forerun- | Olympic coach. Dyson was hired, ner to the next Olymple Games, also by private donation, to give
IN WORLD CLASS
spell of coaching lessons dur- Singapore and Malayan athleing a short tour of the country. tes excel in badminton, weight- |---Associated Press.
Three Century Stands In Final Day's Play Between Commonwealth And Holkar
Indore, Dec. 11.
SPORTING SAM
By Reg. Wootton
ARTMENT
ARSENAL LUCKY AGAIN IN DRAW FOR THE THIRD
ROUND
OF THE
FA CUP
London, Dec. 11. Probably the outstanding_feature of the FA Cup third round draw today is the continued luck of the Arsenal club. Last season they won the Cup without playing out of London, being drawn at home in every round until the semi-final, when they had the luck to get the Lon- don game of that round against Chelsea, and then of course they won the final at Wembley.
Once again they are drawn at home, but Carlisle are quite happy about affairs. Their manager is Bill Shankly, a guest player with Arsenal during the war, who says he knows "all the tricks" about Arsenal and his team will be very hopeful.
Liverpool, last season's beaten finalists, also meet a Third Division side in Norwich, who are strong contenders for the honours of the Southern Section.
Liverpool's task is probably | harder than Arsenal's because! Norwich are unbeaten at home) this season and have not lost any of their last 10 games.
THE DRAW
London, Dec. 11. The draw for the third As- round of the Football sociation Cup matches
to
UP TO THE THIRD
Bright and entertaining batting, a lively rate of scor- Ing almost throughout the day, and three century stands Games Federation in a bid to featured the final day's play of the three days' match be played on January 6 was have been eliminated
Astan between the Holkar Cricket Association and the Common-
next wealth cricket touring team here.
take
the part in Games scheduled for February and March Delhi.
in New
But here again
It doesn't know where it will find the money to send a representative team of athletes.
IN THE DOLDRUMS
tax
final scoreboard
The match was drawn, with the reading: Holkar 148 and 297 for four declared; Common. wealth 223 and 157 for two.
to score
223
made today as follows: Birmingham City v. clicster City.
it is up
As all the non-League clubs
to Third Division sides to pro- Man-vide any shocks-- any.
Derby County v. West Brom
wich Albion,
Notts County v. Southampton, Stockport County v. Brentford,
Brighton & Hove v. Chestor-
field,
Holkar continued their second to realise that time would not innings until 50 minutes after allow them to win and they did
Rochdale v. Chelsea, Bunch, which left the Common- not attempt really fast scoring. Sports is in the doldrums Inwealth barely two hours in The reason the score did mount this country. The government which
Tuns for quickly was probably due to the collects entertainment
of victory. about 30 per cent on all
use by C. K. Nayudu, the Hojkar gale Mushtaq All
and K. Ran-capinin, of some non-regular receipts at games.
no- It gives nekor, the overnight batsmen bowlers and they proved some- thing in the way of subsidy to for Holkor, added 82 runs in what expensive-Reuter. sports associations and societies.
an hour this morning before The public
has borne the the former was dismissed, the major part of the cost for send-
stand having put on 125 runs ing Malayan contingents 10
90 minutes, every overseas athletic meet go
Although Rangnekar, in au- far the 1948 Olympics at Lon-
dacious fashion, scored fuster, Mushtaq Ali, with his stroke play, dominated the
ARMY
in
the
LEE OMA TO FIGHT CHARLES
SOCCER Partnership and he excelled in deftly deflected on-side place- There were two surprising ments and leg glides. results in the Inter-Army Unit
Rangnekar scored with strong Zone football last week, the
hooks but many of his runs their B.M.H. dropping
first came from cheekily lofted point while R.A.F.C. lost 173 Location Battery, RA, by strokes to unoccupied spots on the odd goal in three, B.M.H. the leg side.
to
Later Sarwate and Jagdale drew 2-2 with A.A. Workshops. put on 105 runs for the unbeaten
Defeat has put the Pay Corps
out of the League race and the fifth wicket in 95 minutes.
The Commonwealth appeared
Ordnance Depot from Kowloon,
with two games. to play, con become champlona it win
they
both. It appears however, that Sheffield Shield the Medicals, providing they can draw with the Ordnance, should win the League.
The Pay Corps have com- pleted their programme and the best they can do is to be runners-up: it looks as though the two leading positions will be occupied by the B.M.H. and the Ordnance.
Tomorrow's programme of matches is as follows:
FOR TITLE
New York, Dec. 11.
The World Heavy- weight Champion, Ezzard Charles, today signed to defend his title against Lee Oma, of Buffalo, over 15 rounds at Madison
Garden Square January 12,
on
This will be his sixth defence since Charles WAS acclaimed cham- pion after the retire- ment of Joe Louis.
Charles is to receive 40 percent of the gate and Oma 17% percent for nino
and should Oma win Victorla
he has four
contracted to contest a return bout with Charles within 90. days. Reuter.
for
Melbourne, Dec. 11. In their Sheffield Shield match against Victoria
today, here Queensland, who were 331 rung for six wickets at the close_on Saturday, declared their first innings at 270 runs wickets and in reply had scored 213 runs
before wickets
stumps drawn.
Ken MacKenna, left-hander Stanley; RAOC Depot v 173 who was 83 runs not out on Location Bty.RA, at Boundary Saturday, took his score to 111 Street; COBU v A.A.. Work-runs but his first century shops, at Hoppy Valley.
Sheffield Shield cricket took All matches commence at five hours nad a
and aquarter 3.30 p.m.
was a tedious affair.
42 nd LAA v
HQ,RA, a
Prove it in black and white with
PHOTOSTAT
Documenta reproduced In Facl- milo at actual or Reduced eixos. Quick service, Inexpensive, }
were
in
Victoria lost their opening pair cheaply but the batting was brightened with the arrival Australia's of Lindsay Hassett, Test captain, who knocked up an artistic 87 runs not out In 80 minutes Reuter.
George Tribe
To Play For Northants
George Tribe, Australian all-rounder and former Test
Bristol
Blackburn City v. Rovers.
Mansfield Town v. Swansea Town
West Ham United v. Cardiff City.
Hull City v. Everton. Northampton Town v. Barna-
lcy.
Manchester United v. Oldham Athletic.
Stake City v. Port Vale. Huddersfield Town v. Totten- ham Hotspur.
As all of them are at home this is quite possible. Rother
ham, for example, arc the leaders of the Northern Section and entertain Doncaster, who were the rivals for promotion to Division II last season.
in
Effort To Bar
Joe Louis From Ring
Philadelphia, Dec. 11. Mr John da Grosa, Pent sylvania Athletic Commig sioner, wants to bar Jd Louis from any more fight in the best interest of box
of the ex-chan: ing" and pion himself.
Mr da Grosa disclosed night he has started a mOVE keep Louis out of the ring Stockport, whose good show Pennsylvania and will ask t
Inst year's competition National Boxing Association earned them exemption until
Likewise. do fil the third round this year, muy well beat Brentford at Stack- port and there arc other Third Division with bright prospects.
He asserted the aging Loul scheduled
Fredd fight wi several Peshore in Detroit on January
teams should be called on for
"health. welfare and future"
the one-time
Brown Bomber. Some of the best known said the three-man Pennsylvar First Division teams have
to Athletic Commission will revi travel, notably Tottenham Hot-the matter to-day and probab spur, who will recall that winning sequence was broken send a petition to the NBA Cor
missioner, Mr Abe Greene, Arsenal v. Carlisle United.
at Huddersfield two weeks
From his New Jersey hon Leicester
Preston ago. Cily V.
Greene commented:
I wou North End,
Bolton Wanderers V.
York Cily.
Norwich City v. Liverpool.
Crewe Alexandra or Plymouth Argyle v. Wolverhampton Wan- derers.
of
Birmingham and Manchester not want to be a party to barri City will not be strange to cach Joe Louls from boxing. He b other, for they meet in League meant too much to the sport at magnificent cont games twice during Christmas has made and so meet three times within but on both in and out
ring. The furthest I would wa a fortnight.
to to go would be perhaps Altogether it is an interesting on Joe personally to keep draw, with several games far brillant record and reputati Chariton Athletic v. Blackpool from being certainties for the as a great fighter untarnishe Newport County v. Reading.side in the higher sphere of the Sunderland v. Coventry City.
League.-Rerter. Bristol Rovers or Gillingham v. Aldershot.
Grimsby Town v. Exeter City. Newcastle United v. Bury, Sheffield United v. Gateshead. Futham v. Sheffield Wednes- day
Rotherham United v. Donces- ter Rovers.
Aston Villa v. Burnley. Luton Town v. Portsmouth.
Park Rangers v. Queen's Millwall or Bradford.
V. Leeds United brough-Reuter.
Middles-
No word was forthcoming. Louls-Associated Press,
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
NOTICE TO MEMBERS THIRTEENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 16th Decomber, 1950.
There are eight races. The First Bell will be rung at 1. p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 pm.
Through Tickets (8 Races-$10.00) may be obtained at t Compradore Office of, the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone Hou also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeti as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cu scheduled to be run on 28th February, 1951.
To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone Hou non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets
5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong for
British Pair Win the Club's Branch Offices at
Women's All-Asia
Doubles Title
Lahore, Dec. 11.
and
382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE
Members and guests are reminded that they and their lad MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout t Meeting,
Mrs A. J. Mottram Miss Kay Tuckey, of Bri- NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED
accurate, clear contrasty copies. FANLING GOLF cricketer, now in India with tain, today won the All Asia THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE.
HONGKONG
PHOTOCOPY SERVICE
Room 205, 83, Queen's Road, Central.
LAMMERT BROS.
Auctioneers. Surveyors
& Appraisers,
Pedder Building.
Telephone No. 20224.
the Captain's Cup la
of follows:
Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches The draw for the first round the Commonwealth touring Women's Doubles title by season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to steam will join Northamp-defeating Miss Dorothy Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax,
tonshire for the 1952 sea-Head, of the United States, ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on 1 T. A. Butler y B. E. Rodger: 3. J. Cowperthwaite v G. P. Hunt: son,
Coleman.
The first round to be played by Northants by residence.
91 and handicape os at
December
In the semi-finals of the mix- I under-
COURSE.
and Mrs Doleschell, of Aus- written or personal Introduction of a member, such member R. 8. Anderson v R. E. Lea; K. He has d contract for 1031
be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for pr M. Almao v H. T. Walden: A. M. with the Milnrow Club in the tria, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4.
ment of all chits etc. Nolan v K. A. Millar, R. D. Be Central Lancashire League, and
Badges J. T. Reid; R. Neudain v A. D. Duffy: P. M. Cotton v A. B. while completing it
stand he will be qualifying for ed doubles, Miss Rita Anderson, sale at the Rocking to Members' Enclosure will NOT be
of the United States, and Jaro- The Branch Offices and the Treasurers Compradore Off
self-exiled will close at 11.00 am, and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 a slav Droboy, the
The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office date of draw; the first named to He will be the second Austra- Czech star playing for Egypt situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House. be responsible for arranging match.
of Eri- The qualifying rounds for the lian to join Northants recently, beat Miss Jean Ingram,
A limited number of tins will be obtainable at the C Junior Championship will be played L. A. Livingstone, who captained tain, and John Link, of Holland, at Fanling next Bunday.
the Commonwealth team last by 6-2, 6-3, while Tony Mottram House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 B winter, played for the county and Mrs Mottram (Britain) beat (Tel: 27818).
Miss Dorathy Head (US) ond NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLU Alford Huber (Austria) by 6-3, PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
PAKISTAN BEAT
BELGIUM
Brussels, Dec. 0. Pakistan bent Belgium
by
four goals to nil in the inter
|A. WHITE & CO. tional hockey match torre for
last summer.
In four years Northampton 8-2. have almost completely rebuilt. their team, mainly by
Mrs Mottram also reached the special
The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is K registration-the pollte equiva- Women's Singles final when she fncluding tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable
beat Mrs Doles`hell 8-0, 0-2~ | the Gate. FI. Brown, captain of the Reuter. MCC team to Australia, Joined
lent of a transfer."
►
Rugger Results
BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC.,, WILL NOT DF P MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF T HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB, DURING THE RACE MEET
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAIN IN THE RESTAURANT IN. THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.
SERVANTS' PASSES MENS
Northants from Surrey in 1940: day. The half-time was 2-0 in Pakistan's favour. The K. Fiddling, the wicket-keeper, 12, Peking Road, Kowloon,
and a match was played before 6,000 left Yorkshire in 1940
Lancashire. COMMERCIAL a record figure for a hockey year later R. Garlick came from
London, Dec. 11. match during the football rea-
The following were the resulta Servants' passes will be laued to privato box holders of in 2040 F. Jakeman · (Yorka) PHOTOGRAPHERS.on-United Press.
and A. I. Nutter (Lance)who of Rugby Union games played who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and
endorse their names on the passes, Holders of such passos FRANCE BEAT HOLLAND
may return to leaguo erleket today: DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF
Cardiff (at home) beat Com-not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for pass So did re- this year-ritivod. Paris, Doc, 10, CAMERAS, & ACCESSORIES
France beat Holland by five serve wicket-keeper. D. Con-bridge University by six points through on their duties and must remain in their employ DEVELOPING, PRINTING goale to two in an international stable from Surrey.
Thum eight Northanta player # ENLARGING SERVICE | #Pccer match here this after
noon. They led 3-2 41" tha | come from different counties.
to nil.
United Hospitals (at Rich- mond) drew with Dublin Horpt tale by tired potate to thrones
stazicks.
BY ORDER