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Secretary Of State's Message
To Colonies Increasing Part In Own Government
London, Jan. 1.
Mr James Griffiths, British Secretary for the Colonies, said in a New Year broadcast directed verseas today that the British Government's aim or the colonies was peaceful democratic progress. "Do not be rushed by those who seek to per- suade you for their own ends that there quicker ways to Utopia," he said.
105 Hawkers
Fined $1 Each
One hundred and Ave Juvenile hawkers were fined $1 each by Mr Winter at Kowloon Juvenile hawking Court yesterday for without licences. Five shoeshine boys were also fined $1 each.
are
the the
The task was to lead colonial territories along road so that they can take their proper place in the British Commonwealth,
The Colonial Secictary sild were going to bulk that they
create better living stan- cards and stronger economies for the territories,
and
"We wish to see all this ma- of
terial progress carried along by SPORT OVER THE HOLIDAYS:
tho
dynamle determination
the
The nominal ne was imposed the colonial peoples themselves, as a New Year gesture on the steadily increasing the part they Wah-kwai.play in the management of their plea of Mr Chung Juvenile Court worker.
own affairs as their experience Meanwhile in the First Court, and capacity
grows with also presided over by Mr Win-
opportunities afforded them", he tor, 132 hawkers were fined $8 declared. for those released on bail and $5 ar one day for those who were detained over night hawking without licences.
for
the
GREATER THREAT "The shadow that lies over world is not merely the threat of material conquest and is a aggrandisement -- there greater threat against the minds in un insilious
Snatched Purse and souls of men.
From Woman
Tills cones
guise, promising
men a golden
uge of freedom and prosperity so that tyranny and oppression
For snatching a purse contain-may triumph over them." Ing $101.00 from Woman Offering a word of advice to
day
pedestrian in Nga Tsin Wei Xoad on Sunday, Chan So, 19, unem- ployed, was given four months and 10 otrokes of the cane by Mr Winter at Kowloon yester
According to Inspector J. Hill, defendant, who told the Court that he had not eaten for four days since his arrival from the | country, snatched the purse from Chau Yee-bo, as the woman, she was going to market.
colonial peoples, he said:
"First, always remember that there are greater issues at stake in the world today even than the vital problems and aspirations of your own country and that the very achievement of those
maintaining that unity of pur- aspirations depends on all of us pose and of spirit which makes the fraternity of our Common-
and stable." wealth strong Reuter,
FUR NEWS!!.
Fur toppers and stoles in mink, blue and white foxes, American broadtail, muskrat- back, marmot, are as much
Hutton And
The Rescue
ARRIVED
DRINK
For Hospitality
Serve Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
JUST The Children Had A
Wonderful Time!
Simpson To At Sydney
Sydney, Jan. 1.
Len Hutton, who was 71 runs not out, and Reg Simpson, who made 31 runs not out, rescued the MCC today after two wickets had been lost for only 17 runs against New South Wales here.
Earlier, the depleted MCC attack had bowled courageously to dis- At the close, miss the Sheffield Shield Champions before tea for 833 runs. the MCC, who scored 112 runs for two wickets, were 221 runs behind.
Sedgman Humbles US Champion
Th
-laide, Jan, 1. Australian Singles Champion, Frank Sedgun, today defeated the Ameri- can Champion, Art Larsen, by 6-3, 6-1 and 6-8 in the men's singles final in the
Lawa
South
Australian Tennis Championships.
have Bow Both players won two State Champion- ships. Larsen beat Sedr- man in the Queensland and New South Wales finals and Sedgman won the Victorian and South Australian titles. -Reuter,
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2 at Johnstone Queen O'South v Burling Queens P. R. Duroberton
postponed owing state of ground-Reuter.
::, match
a
to Lindwall
in
quickly has loosened their grip on the game.
Everybody expected India to
New Year's Day Sports. At
Kowloon Cricket Club
Yesterday was a gala day for hundreds of children celebrated its 37th
when the Kowloon Cricket Club annual New Year children's sports.
With the band of the 1st Bn. Royal Leicestershire Regiment rendering sweet selections and crowds of children clustering around the coconut stall trying their skill amidst shouts and laughter, the club ground resembled more a fair.
A most enjoyable
Ume was
Second Childhood Race (over
apent by the children who 50 or over 14 stones): various the
participated in
games. The
scene Was
1, T. A. Butler; 2, W. H.
most impressive Cowie.
the
children's Band Race:
"Ad- 1, Bandsman Watts; march, ably led by the
Bardsman Freakley; 3, Bands- miral" with the band. His Ex- cellency the
governor and man Lawrence.
Events: Girls
Fiat Race Lady Grantham arrived after
may
were much amused (Handicap) over 11 and up to p.m. and with the kiddies' races.
the 1. A. Rheinisch; 2, Y. Cook; Mr
Abraham, Ezra President of the Club, before 3, 3. Tingay.
Grantham calling upon Lady
14:
Skipping Race under 9:
(Handicap)
to distribute the prizes at the conclusion of the meet, said: 1. J. Kotwall; 2, C. Ozorlo;
"Your Exceliency, Larly 3, D. Reed.
and
Flat Race (Handicap) over 8 gentle- Grantham, ladies
is, the 37th annual and under 11: men, on this, Children's sports the members
1, J. Brown; 2, C. Djeng; 3,
Potato Race under 12:
of the KCC are very grateful W. Wilson, to your Excellency and Lady Grantham for again honouring
1, W. Lee; 3, D. Kilbee; 3,
us with your presence in spite M. Ayres.
cris on of the many valuable time.
"Today has been an present, grown-ups and day for sport and I hope
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 2 Closing Times By Air Philippines, Hawa
(letters,
&U.S.A.
second class mail and parecia) Guam. laiters and second class mall) Canado, letters only)
p.m. Stam, 6 p.m.
Japan & Korea, 5 p.m.
Closing Tintes By Sea
Indo-China, 3 pm, Guinea, Aus- Philippines.
tralia & New Zealand, pm,
Malaya. Caylen. Madagascar, Arabio & Egypt, 8 p.m.
Formosa, p.m. Hawait. 3 pja.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3 Closing Times By Air Malaya. Indonesia, Australia &
Pakistan.
Egg and Spoon Race under 8: New Zealand, 9.30 a.m. your
1, E. Smith; 2, C. Djeng; 3, iden1 S. Downes.
all
chil-
4:
dren have enjoyed themselves.
and
their
the
good
"I wish to express the club's thanks to both members
for non-members generous contributions to Sports Fund and to our friends the Hongkong & Wham- poa Dock Co. for helping to lay out the grounds.
We
Flat Roce (Handicap) under
1. P. Dickson; 2, J. Skinner; 3, A. Garlitt.
Flat Ruce (Handicap) over 4 and under 6:
3,
1, A. Huges; 2, 1. Remedios;
A. Threfall
Skipping Race (Handicap) over 3 and up to 14:
1. A. Rheinischt; 2, W. Lee;
M. Djeng.
Flat Race (Handicap) over
under 8: and
1, M. Pecarie; 2, V. Mar- Dermott; S, C. Aitken.
Relay Race (teams of 4): Arm Wilkins, J. Steel, Luz, S. Hall.
Luz,
The stately pace attack of Alan Walker and Ray Lindwall the carly batsmen
Colonel trouble. Cyril Washbrook (four go all out today in a bid to build are also indebted to
up a commanding lead and so Hutchinson and Officers of the rung)
cut leg-before in WB3
Regiment a promising bid to win Royal Leicestershire Walker's first over
with only make
Bad. the for providing us with a six runs scored, and then Dave this match and wipe out
"I congratulate the boys and a poor defeat of the second Test. Sheppard (2) made
A normal run-a-minute
who prizes and stroke splendidly caught at short has would have brought them about out he have won have not BO more runs which would have been successful to call at the Leg.
the clubhouse, forced the Commonwealth to Toy Room in Lake new ball at tea today, after the presentation of
the and The bowlers would then no prizes. Finally I wish to thank doubt have been tired out but as Mr Green, the Sports Secretary. things are the attack will come for the hard work he has put up fresh tomorrow with a new in during the past two months ban. The pitch was normal to make this meeting a suc- throughout the day but Umrigar alone
displayed dash and was "I might mention that some definitely unlucky to miss his century by seven runs.
"Hutton, too, was dropped at
11 runs
With sustained hostility, John Wars, who claimed four State wickets for 51 rums today, great ly enhanced his Test prospects. Provided Denis Compton is fit these two players will probably Brian replace John Dewes and Close for the third Test starting
Hazare completed his third on the same ground on Frides.
One of Warz's faster balls got figure lanings against the tour- up to rap the
the Anger of Jim ists in three successive Tests and Burke, the 20-year-old batsman, this was the only redeeming who is among the 12 Australiaa | feature of the day's play... players for Friday's Test..
After an X-ray at the local hospital it was announced that Burke had severely bruised the finger and would not resume his Innings. In view of the Test he may take no further part in the match.
PROMISING BATSMAN
with 63 runs Keith Miller,
3 not out on
Reuter.
cess.
A
years back Mr Green was competitor at this club's chil- dren's sports and I am glad to see his three children are with
us today."
Little Miss Pamela Lee pre- sented Lady Grantham with a
jewel
box
prize
at the conclusion of
as
C.
Fiat Race (Handicap) over 8
to 14:
1130
1, J. Brown; 2, Julietta do Soaiza: 3, R. Noronha.
Musical Chairs:
1, Panchita Wood; 2, Glett.
Another Rhinoceros
Horn
Case
Mary
before Lindsay Hasseft making 54 rung others happy, and he asked the Evanive Sub-Inspector JH.
Slam. Burma, India, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, East & South Africa, Mauritius, Great Britain,
Italy de N. W. Europe, 3 pm.
Indo-Chin, 5 pm. Canada & USA. 3 p.m. Formosa. p.m.
Closing Times By Sea Ceylon, Madagascar.
Pakistan, 10 a.m.
Burma. I pm.
FOTOSE. p.m.
Mainya, pim.
India &
THURSDAY, JANUARY ( Closing Times By Air Okinawa, pm.
Indie. Pakistan. Porylan Gulf Foris Egypt, East & South Africa. Mauritius, Great Britain, Italy &
N. W. Europe, & p.m.
Slam, Malaya de Indonesia, 5 pm. Japan & Korea, 5 p.m. Philippines, 6 pm.
Formoss, 5 pm.
Indo-China, Trench North
& France, 5 pm
Closing Times By Bex Burma & India, 10 a.ut. Indonesia. 10 ..
Attico
FRIDAY, JANUARY & Closing Times By Air D. H. Burdeo, Australia & Now Zealand, B p.m.
and
Philippines. Hawa!! Be U.S.A. (lettera, necond class madi parcels) Gungs, (letters and secong class mail) Canada, (letters only), B p.m.
Malaya. Indonesia, Ceylon, India. Persian Gulf Ports, Egypt, East & South Africa, Mauritius. Great Bri- tain. Italy & N. W. Europe. 5 p.m.
Formosa. 5 p.m.
Closing Times By Sea Jap. 2 p.
Radio Hongkong
HET.
0. Hongkong Calling"-Pro- gramme Butturary: вла Light Orchestral Selections: 639, Cantonese by Radio-Given by Ms Les Wal Lan and B. E, Leo (Studio); 6.80, Ray Ventura and Hie Collegians: World News and News Analysis (London
Concert Relay): 1.18, Waltzes:
Mernory 730, Down Lane" Presented by Alleen Woods (Bludio); 8. From the Editorials" London Relay); 3.10, Box 200”—
Gillette at the Hammond Organ: 8.30. Vecal Recital by
Bert
SHEFFIELD SHIELD
giving Melbourne, Jan. 1.
His Excellency the Governor, Another rhinoceros horn case Seventeen wickets fell for 274 runs at Melbourne, the scene addressing the children, sald
came to light yesterday when two have noticed that the men, Ko Ching, of the recent low-scoring adults seemed to have enjoyed Tong-wah, were
they may
40, and Tsui when
Tespectively South and Victoria
much as the sentenced to four and six months themselves Australia began
Sheffield D
at Kowloon for youngsters, The reason for that, by Mr Winter Shlold match today.
diamissing South he said, was because the grown-the larecay of a gold ring by Alfter
a loki. Saturday, blasted Australia for 93 runs, Victoria upa had found that the best way tick from Ll Lo, o
told the Court that on his way to within two runs of scored 181 runs for six wickets, of getting pleasure was to make £1 century today
not out and Sim Loxton making children to remember that as Saturday in Nathan Road, first Letter from America by itstair anicking Wright to Brown
'approached com-Cooke (London Belay): 0, "Picture Loxton also took four they grew up, and to do their defendant aggressive Innings 51 runs,
best to make others happy. plainant to show him the way to Parado Talk About the British lasted nearly three hours. Howickets for, 27 runs-Reuter,
a factory. Second defendant Film
-9.30. "Enjoyment of THE RESULTS
then came along and was told "Symphonies". A Talk by the Rov: are the The following
first defendant that he had rather T... 8.3 (Studio); by sults of the races:
rhinoceros 10, Radio Nowe Reel (London Relari same medicine,
***30.15, Weather Report: 1930, "Song Boys' Events: Flat Race born, worth $1,000 to sell.
and Dance in Great Britain"—A stcond (Handicap) 11 up to 14:
defendant said be Programms from the West Country 1. Ma Hon Lee; 2, Anthony would buy it but he had no (BECTE): 10.10, Chanson Francaise
11. Lawrenc
Welk and FEL Djeng; 3. Alex Kwok,
money and asked complainant if
Champagne Munic; 11.15, Goodnight he would buy it, and as it was Music: 112, Weather Report; God
would medicine valuable
be
Save the King: 11.30, Close Down.
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slip
His
hit three sixes and seven fours.
With J. de Courcy; Miller
TO
With his next ball, a googly, THE EDITOR
helped to put on 81 runs in 50.
ง
minutes for the fourth wicket..
Wright dismissed Madden, but
Lindwall prevented the hal-
trick.
1 hard-hitting
wcre
Courcy, a 23-year-old
LETTERS
Disillusioned.
..
0:
re-
Boot Rice (Scratch): under
1. Hugh Alan; 2, Simon take his gold ring for security. Gilletto; 3, Angus Cattanach.
Brian
an
batsman,
who Sir,With référence, to your went straight from small club Comment of The Day dated
Flat Face (Handicap) over as the complainant was handing
his zing, two detectives OVER cricket into the State team, the 30th instant, I wish to ask
11
in the vicinity: heard the] duty locked a class bateman with you only one question: Are you and an Eastman; 3, Tang transaction and and defendants a bik future in enaking.73 runs sure that your heart is in the
arrested. Wan: 3, Boriny Scible. Sku ap-right place? his defence ap not out, but
Book Ilace (Scratch) over 12 Trul, who had one previous can write such peared suspect. He baited two For no one
and up
conviction for a similar offence to and
how no matter bit comments, to and a, quarter
1. Paktrick Young; 2,
John and had only been released from one sit and
gallant, or berole he is, when a cight
Dieung.
gool two weeks ago, was recom- Bryant; 3, In the
place To dismiss the strong State knife. Is thrust
Boot Race
cratch) over 9 mended for banishment, while side tot 333 runs after they where his heart should be,
T
to 12:
Ko was ordered to be expelled up 171
runs for twà wickets can't say any more becaus
1, John Greany; 2, Francis after serving his sentence. on Saturday Was a splendid I am dying. I am being mur
Hunt: 8, David Yeung. performance by an MCC attack dered by my best. which licked both "Bedser and Before I am gone, I wish to Balky
toll you how I regret that what 4:
1, Gordon Lee: 2. John, Bar- Both
faithfully believed in, and for pes; 3, Robert Wright, good support.
Flat Race (Handicap), over Alighted Wright, who
so many long years are never being truth; and that we are and under 0:
Michael Edwarda; but sacrifices of circumstances,
Ricardo Iubeiro; - in the end...
Good Bye, my Democratic Groundwater. A angiyala 'WILE Mr Winter at Kowloon yester four wickets for 7 runs Followers, good bye,
Router.
PAT COMO. 'day.
ATTEMPT TO
EXPORT. CHARGE
30.
Three men, Mak Pau, travelling trader, Fung Pak-
friend.
kam; 25; master af boat T2500H, | War Wright and Brown gave you and I have so firmly and
and
and Cheng Fuk-aning, 19, how- ker, on a charge of attempting up the ball well, took three
to export 85 drums and 300 tins wickets for 93 runs and Brown of Reredone without a permit, two wickets for 89 runa
Warr's findi were remanded three days by
...
The defendants," who were fa CALCUTTA “TEST" taken into custody, near Cheung
C.
Chau Island on December 20 will be represented by Mr J. Stewart
Police Entertain
Children⠀
Fi
Calcutta Jan. 1. ? Off-Duty PC
Arrests Thief
Stow, labourlous and unenter. prising batting today may have lost India much of the ad-
the frat
| vehiago, gained as match
two days of their
against the Commonwealth cris Ret touring team. berbe
The children of 'police off- They batted throughout today cors in the Colony we enter but added only 241 runs for teford at a Clitidnon Party lose of four wickets to this
12:
Flat Race (Handicap) under ENDEAVOURED TO
1.
2,
TRADE, ILLICITLY
A fine of $170 was imposed
"State Secret" (BBCTB):
MIC
Unwholesome Meat
for the possession of 15. pounds of stamped and in- wholesome beat, a 20-year-old woman, Lo Yat-alu, was fined $45 by Mr Winter at Kowloon yesterday.
who said sho Defendant,
brought the beer here from across the border, was arrested at the Canton-Kowloon Railway Station on Saturday. The beef was ordered to be destroyed.
INTELLIGENCE- TEST
Bather dimdRUST,
on Lai Tim, owner of sampanosenstriven the
28069, by Mr Winter at Kow- Toon yesterday for attempting 3, Peter to export 30-tins of lubricat
ing oli and two ins and one Potato Race (Scratch) under atura af diesel oil and for
1, D. Ozazio; 2, R. Getz; a) Carrying a cargo on board the
boat without a permit. B. Taylor.
When Intercopied off Stone- Flat Raco (Handicap) over 6 cutter's Island on Sunday, da- and under 0:
fendam admitted, to the Marine 1, T. Rued; 2, I. Nelson; 4, Polles that he was taking the 8. de Souza.
cargo to Macao, Tug-of-war (over 8 unki up 42-year-old Chiang Dal-sau), memployed, was sentenced to to 14);
R. three months' imprisonment and
༔ ་ ་
3. Haworth, F. Allegedly Tried To
Smlib, A ordered to be expelled by M Routh Palmet
B.
Avoid Paying. N. WODE Eastman, Winter at Roivon yesterday for Young,
Pleading not guilty to a count the larderatch from the and Michael Barker
Three Legged Raco (Hand of attempting to, ovade: pay pocket of Rau in Market
CRS) under 12: realnyman, kust Saturday.
of Star Forry faro, Wong Yuk, thrown by the Police Rocrealaveralght 80OTS OF AFA ARAW Reconstable?ES 469 SU DAQULT":42 }
1. A. Smirnoff and William B A WIN A LOWING FA-
M. Faww and R. by Mr Winter at Kowloon yea the Umy of ww-da- Mostem ck the start today, Ladies in umeet the that new de desen her and F. Hurdi. Per day. played in the guyty-decorated
Relay Race (up to 13): Defendant, who was arrested. 1. M. Fr, 2D Texior; 8, on Sunday, was allowed ball
of $200. T. Chadd; 4, B. Branwell.
Club, Happy Valley, yes two wickets and so, with
were wickets to fall, loud by terday evening. Clémen
for compound in Club and only 1d runs beblad with 10 13 KARPanne pommerned to the wickets in hand buy
bating when sune, Wis
of Hongkong.... horn md PR)
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complete a podicet ad Chen mads the arresie. He gra cóm- mended" by the MakistaIA,
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