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ABSENTEES FROM HK. VOLUNTEER COUNTY CRICKET.
DEFENCE CORPS.
THE NEW BOWLING PROB-ORDERS BY LIRUT.COL, L. G. BIRD,
LEM FOR LANCASHIRE..
No side in the County Cricket
be a World Economic Round Table Championship is liable to suffer Battery when we shall more or less rationempre from the pains of reconstrue- Hise world trade..
tion this summer than Lancashire, and the most acute pain relates to the attack.
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Parades.
1. There will be a parade at Loadquarters at 5.30 p.m. on Thurs day, June 9 for Lewis Gun and. Signal Instruction,
Just as in the past there hus been rationalisation internally with la certain countries, I hope that
Edgar Macdonald, the fast bow- King's Birthday Parade, Juno ultimately we shall see world econo
let, who played havos with our men a. Every member of the Battery mis co-operation-that is to say, a 11 years ago in company with Jack must make an effort to attend this systematic division of national Gregory, has left the county after parade. See para: 0. labour. It is the secnomic problema long term of service; the other that will largely occupy our nations in the near futuro.....
WORLD CO-OPERATION.
Tannedy Road Range,
The Konnody Rond Range is allotted to the Armoured Udr Section on Monday, May 30
King's Birthday, Parade... (a) The Corps will parade as strong as possible on June 13 on the
THRILL FOR 300 CHILDREN.
'MARCHED · OUT OF A BLAZING SCHOOL.
consign of the Birthday of His, TWO CLASSROOMS WRECKED
Majesty the King....
The Pipes and Drums will atteäd.. Assemble at Headquarters at 6.45 a.m. and move off at 10.1-4.m.
Dress:-Review Order, &c. Topeo, Khaki Jacket, Shorts, Puttees, Hosetops (or Breeches and Puttoes) and Black Boots,
Rifle, Belt and Sidearms (or Bandoliera).
Medals will be worn
Dress-Uniform: Shorts, Puttees departing stalwart, so different inrolled downwards, Boots, Jackets, pass from that of the famous Aus Bandoliers, Riffes and Topeen. (b) The Maching Gun Troop will, tralisay is hard Tyldesley. Dick-Corps Signals:
ride past at the head of the Corps, Jeff
question of termahe Parade for Signalling Instruction and will rondezvous at Headquar
at Corps Headquarters on Tuesday,ters as above.
IT is no new idea, this cleaning teeth with powder. But its soundness is shown by time itself. For 40 years and more Calvert's has proved what Dentists recognise that powder cleans
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pleasantly to a whiteners that prosperity in the world it all naand we shall sadly miss his May 31. ̈
tions just go on raising their Falstaffan Agur next summer. brightens your whole expression. tariffs," said Mr. Masaryk, "WeIn bulk and geniality Tyldesley shall end up where we started, and restored to memory the spacious the result will be that we shall pay days of Grace, although minus the
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nothing lasting for the common good by merely building up carita, I believe in world oc-operation, and sooner or later it must come. I you believe in humanity, you must believe that in the long run sensible internationa} - institutions triumph.
must
Turning to "the subject of India, I asked President Masaryk what he thought about Asia, and he said, frankly:
I do not know enough about Asia to be able to form a clear view of the situation, but I am quite sure that just as you have ad- apted yourself to the changing situation in Africa and Egypt and elsewhere, when the time comes you will adapt your policy to the grow ing desires of the people of Asia to control their own destiny."
many good judges in Lancashire consider that he has gone out of rat-class cricket much too early for his good estate of Lancashire. It in as if Freeman should part company' with Kent.
A Coaching Sequel. An important sequel to the loss of Macdonald and Tyldesley is the recent appointment Sidney Barnes to share with Harry Make- pence the duties of coaching.
of.
same
The colts at Old Trafford are not perhaps advertised in the magnificent way as in Yorkshire: but if the material is there, Bartles, renewing an old acquaintance with Lancashire, is undeniably the man It is the best move to sort it out, that Lancashire have made for many a long day.
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BY, FIERCE FIRE.
Three hundred children at Des boroughroad" school, High Wycom-- bo, had the thrill of their youngė. lives. When Are broke out in the roof, spread swiftly, and destroyed two classrooms..
There was no panic, though the fire was burning forcely before the children could be got out. Tho alarm was given by a boy who saw smoke, around the walls.
In the two rooms that were des. troyed 90 children were as their desks, but they,with the remain- ing 210, were led from the schoot... with completo orderliness.
The fire brigade were summoned,. and the outbreak was soon got un der; the grenter part of the school. being saved:
(a) The Motor Machine Gun Sec- tion will provide the escort to His There will be a parada for whole Excellency the Officer Administor Section on Monday, May 30 ating the Government. Headquarters at 3.13 p.m.
Lieut. H. G. Williams will report Motor Machine Gun Section...
to the Adjutant at 12 noon on Monday, May 30, parade at Head-Thursday, June 2 quarters at 5.15 p.m. for driving (d) The Armoured Car Section P.c. Matthews, who was close at instruction in preparation for will move in rear of the Corps.hand and helped to marshal the King's Birthday Parade,
Lieut. L. F. Wright will receive in "children out, mid later: All members who are in possessionstructions as to assembly point of solo machine. will please parade later. with saine. Machine Gun Company-
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1. N.C.O's Instruction Class. on Friday, June 10 at 5.30 p.m. under Lieut. D. M. Richarda,
2 Company Rifle Club meeting at the Peak Rango.at 0.15 a.m. on Sunday, June 8.
Anzac Company,—
1. Parade at Volunteers Head- quarters at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, May 30.
Dress-Kufti, Belts, Bayonets. and Frogs to be worn.
2. All ranks are especially re- quested to attend this parade in order to receive final instructions for King's Birthday Parade.
Sections will parade according to the following time table:—
No. 1 Section, A.R.CAt tha A.P.C. Installation, North Point at 3.20 p.m. on Thursday, June ..
I asked President Masaryk what The two coaches seek bowlers who is the chief feature of the Czechos can help Sibbles and Hopwood...L.. Compang- lovak foreign poliey. He said that Each man is useful, but neither France and Germany should come can be described as a match-win- together. Europe cannot exist as it ning bowler. Latchford was tried may have done before the war with towards the end of last season, but de, too, answers the medium two groups of opposing nations.
What we need is a federal sys-type, and a bowler of pace is tem for Europe, and I think, there urgently needed to support Hodg- fore, that the only lasting basis for son, the Soccer forward European peace is Franco-German co-operation with the assistance of Great Britain and Italy.
Plenty of Good Batting,
No. 2 Section, H. K. Electric.-At Hong Kong Electric Power Station at 5.30 pm on Wednesday, June 1. No. 3 Section, Ceitre.-A Head- quarters at 5.30 p.m...on Monday, 30th instant.
(c) The composition of the Com- panies and Colour Party will be as follows:-
The efficiency both of teachers and children was remarkable,' and. was a proof of the sound fire drill they have received:"
No 1 Company.-Comniander. Lieut. J. H. Bottomley, The Bat LONGER-LIVED BULLDOGS. tery, Engineer Company, Corps Signals.
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No. 2 Company.-Commander, Lieut. E. G. Stewart, Machine Gun Company.
Colour Party-Two Officers and three Sergeants to be detailed by O.C. Smottish Company.
No. 3 Company. Commander, Capt. H. R. Forsyth, Scottish Company.
No. 4 Company. Commander, Lieut. C. De Saille Robertson, Anzac Company,
SMALLER HEARTS,
It used to be said of bulldogs. that the only ghjection to them. was that they died young. It seems. that the reason for this was be cause their hearts were too big for their bodies.
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But you might have seen one or two entitled to the respect accorded No, Company:-Commander, to groybeards if you had visited the Lieut. E. Jarvis, M.C., Portuguese Bulldog Club's championship shot Company.
Note:-(1) Members of the Reserve at the Drill Hall, Handel-street,
Company will parade with the St. Paneras. Units to which they belong. (2)} "Bulldogs used to live about five Dress for Battery, Troop and Armoured Car Company will be as laid down in Corps Regula- tions.
No. Section, Kowloon Cricket Composite Photograph. Club.-At Kowloon Cricket Club at With that problem solved, Petere p.m. on Tuesday, 31st instant.
A Composite photograph includ Eckersley would suffer no more derrecationed Unite will issue their the Corps together with the appro The Officers Commanding the un- ing ropresentatives of each Unit in
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years," said Mr. T. Roger Boulton," secretary of the club, to porter, "but you will find many nowadays ten years old or older.
They are living longer because their hearts are getting smaller.
Their hearts used to be too big
"I am sure that one of the reaxiety, for the captain has plenty i Orders sepately to their Com.priate arms will be taken on June 3, for them, and they would drop
of good batting. Ernest Tyldesley still remains the "Hobbs of Lan- cashire, and we are all glad to hear that Frank Watson, who takes a benefit this year. has recovered from last year's illness.
acos for European unrest at pre. sent is that the 40,000,000 of French people do fear the 20,000,000 of Germans. If there could be a Franco-British-German co-operation in Europe, all those dreams which we have in view, such as a Pan-
In addition to Iddon. Hopwood Europe, would one day he realised,
and Horrocks (the Lancashire-born I believe and hope thas educated
man who returned from Australia nations like France, Germany, Great Britain, and Italy will soon last year), there is. Paynter a left- realise that it is stupid to quarrel am bataman chosen by England in 1931 to play against New Zealand. W. R. LOXLEY & Co.] and that they must co-operate
There was something of the bat- tle and the breeze of Olem Hill about Teddy Paynter's' work last season and, like Oliver Twisty we are asking for more.
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I asked Mr. Masaryk what was | his chief recreation, and he said American Toading English and novels.:
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There is nothing I enjoy more, atmsophers of freedom in which they give me such a good survey your English character has develop. of current English and American- thought; in fact, I think I learn more history by novel-reading than in any "cfber waybu
I asked the President for his views on the necessity of having an auxili aryinternational language. His; A novolin the mirror of con
answer was short and to the point.. temporary life. If you know how He said "We have already got to read novels you can derive enorm
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ing, I do not think we have as As I rose to go asked Mr. large proportion of women at Masaryk what he thought was the i thors compared to the total non-most useful thing Great Britain bor of writers on the Continent."
could do to help Europe at this Juncture. With a twinkle in his aya he replied "Help us to be sensible P* PA What do you like best about have returned from my visit Cavit Britain ?" I asked Mr. Meto Central Europe with two out- Boryk
starding impressions. First, that
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I like the English character," Great Britain occupies a special he said. You have been lucky to niche in the Europaan hegemony, have been, separated by the sea fron which pu, other nation can all. We the Continent of Europe, and are trusted, and all the sma from many of the problems which States in the Danube area hope that"| have agitated the Continentalna Great Britain will use her influence tions the past,,
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Promotion.
The following promotions are" made in The A.A.L.A: Company to
take effect from 20th instant:-
No. 1883 Ptr. A. Leach, Central Section, promoted Sergeant.
No. 1864 Pte: F. Goodwin, Kow- loon Cricket Club Section, promoted Sergeant...
prior to the King's Birthday down dead, but by judicious breed- parade; nt 9.43 n.m; this photo- graph will be incorporated in the ing it has been possible to develop
strains with smaller hearts." Corps Christmas Card,
Full details as to the numbers required will be forwarded direct to Unit Commendera. .
Musketry Cup.
The Engineer Company has won the Musketry. Challenge Cup pre- sented by the Commandant for the year 1831-32. The Commandant offers his congratulations to Capt M. A. Johnson, M. M. and to his Company on their success,
Efficiency Cup.
WOMEN'S TURF LUCK HOLDS.
ANOTHER BIG TRIUMPH.
London, 22 April.-The remark- able run of success which women. owners have had un the Turf this season was continued at Epsom The Engineer Company has won when Mrs. C. Jones Clogheen, a the Nathan Cup for Efficiency for 20 to 1 outsider, won the City and the year 1931-32. The Commandant offers his congratulations to Capt. M. A. Johnson, M.M. and to his Company on their success.
W. H. G. GOATED, Capt. Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C.
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Suburban, one of the most import ant of the grent spring handicaps.
The race was run in a downpour of rain driven into the teeth of the field by strong wind, and the ground was so heavy that when the jockeys dismounted they were more like niggara than white men from the mud thrown up by the horses as they galloped down the straight.
The high percentage of wing wo scored; by women owners is an out-b standing feature of this flat-racing season. Women owners are in a small minority compared with the man, and few of them, unlike Miss Dorothy Paget, whose Bassenth- waite won the Nonsuch Stakes ont
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She bought Clogheen with a hors -called-Salt of the Earth at the Newmarket December sales for 800 guineas, Both animale have proved profitable, for Salt of the Earth, won a hurdle race at Cardiff on Easter Monday."
Another woman owner, Fairfax won the Castle Selling Plate at. Pontefract yesterday with Captain King.
Miss, Paget's Bassonthwaite han engagements at Ascot and Good
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