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"Cheung Wing-choi, the Sing Tao goalkeeper, bringing of a clearance in the match against Eas- tern at Caroline Hill yesterday. Also in the picture are Chung Yung-sum, C. T. Tran and Choung Kam-hoi, of Eastern, and Hau Yuhg-sang and Soong Ling-sing, of Sing Tao (Kings Studio).
Yachting
Wins For Gull, Ailsa
On Saturday
UNSUNG HEROES:
Work Of Merchant Service:
Need For More Ships
The Royal Hongkong Yacht A fine tribute to the un ung heroes of the merchant Club's End Corinthian Series service was paid yesterday by LIEUT.-COMDR. THOMAS Championship sailed on Saturday | WOODRUFF, when he spoke in London of the ceaseless resulted in a win for Gull (Capt. battle that is going on between German U-Boats and air A O. G. Mills) in the "A" Class
attacks on convoys of mercharit ships plying regularly to and from British ports.
and Allsa (Lt. E. Hitchcott) in the
Mixed Class.
Detailed results follow
"A" CLASS
Gull
(Capt: A. O. G. Mills)... Artemis
"As this fight sways to and keep up the flow of ships to and Finished fro," said Comdr. Woodruff, from the main bases in this island. This is done by.convoy and great you don't get the news of it meets have to be gathered at our given to you in headlines posts." 16.59.39 across the pages of the news-
16.55:45
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The speaker went on to describe
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MONDAY
For
paper, only a list of dull the atting out of a convoy and Formosa, Shanghal and Deiren... figures. When a ship is sunk, the manner of their sailing. He 17.00.56 It is news; when it arrives related how after a convoy had set Manila. Batavia, Mauritius, Lourenco Marques, and
safely in harbour, it is not. It sal, their course might have to be
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is therefore, hard to get picture of what is being done by the Mercantile Marine on the sea.
MORE SHIPS NEEDED The speaker said that what was important was the fact that Bri tain had just the same tonnage at her disposal, as when the war' started.
diverted owing to news of the pre- sence of a raider in the vicinity and declared that when the ships do arrive at their destination,
TUESDAY
South Africa via Durban,
Date 'anu Ton.
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Q.P.D.
there was a whole group of them Air Mall by ses to Singapore to connect with the Reg. to be unloaded at once.
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ATTACK ON CONVOY
Comdr. Woodruff went on to describe the voyage of one convoy with which be salled-how their;" salling had to be postponed owing
"British Overness. Airways". Straits.
WELNESDAY
"We have done this by building to fog and how when they even- ships in our own yards; we have tually steamed off at six knots Air Mali for Manila, Guam, Hlonelnia, U.8.A. and Pos. done this by using the ships of they were attacked by enemy
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17.13.37 17.00.16 (Lieut. E. Kitchett). Wendy.... 17.24.56 17.02.41 ". 2
(Mr. H. W. Browne). · Owl........... 17.28.09 17.03.34
(Mr. G. N. Eastgate). Ery! ............ 17.22.47 17.07.12) 4
(Lieut.-Col. J. C.-L. Yale). Robena 17.24.12 17.08.37 5
(Lt.-Comdr. Q. H. Candy). Wedgeon...... 17.25.11 17.09.384 6
(Major J. H. Brown). Dianá (Beratched),
Norway, Denmark and Holland. But we still need more ships.
"It must be remembered that in time of war our Mercantile Marine is not only used for carrying goods. We have to transfer men and equipment and the transport of 50,000 men is a big job. When they get to their destination they have to be fed and this again needs more ships. Troops have been sent everywhere and wherever you send troops you have got to
more 'ships.
planes, happily without suffering any damage as the raiders, had soon been chased away by a squadron of Spitares.
He stated that the voyage which in peace time would have taken 72 hours, took that convoy eight or nine days to complete.
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10.00 AM
Ord.
10:30 AM
10.30.AM
Janton :andakan.
"The merchant seaman finds · Air Mail by Sex to Singapore to connect, with the Reg.
himself facing many dangers," concluded the speaker, "But he keeps on and nothing can stop the stream of shipping. from all over the world, which -converges on this island. Ther are the unsung heroes, whose "At the same time we have to heroism is never heard of."
WIN FOR EVOLENE supply them and that means yet
-The first Corinthian Cruiser Race of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club was sailed yesterday over a course of 24 miles, and resulted as follows:--
Finished. Curr. Pos. Evolene........ 15.59.26 14.56.34 1
(Mr. R. J. Minnitt). Sallong
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GREAT FLEETS
JAVELIN SAVED
18.08.03 14.58.19 2 BY SPITFIRES
(Mr. A. M. Mack).
Donna
JAPS. CONTINUE BLOCKADE OF S'HAI WESTERN DISTRICT LONDON, Dec. 8 (Reuter)-The SHANGHAI, .Dec. 8 (heuter) Dart played by 8pitares in saving While the situation continued to HMS. Javelin which was hit by a remain' quiet in the blockade German torpedo, in a long range zone in the Japanese-oceppled 5 naval action hai now been describ- sector in ins western district
ed by the pilots, and
this city yesterday the area
15.22.17 15.08.30 (Capt. A. O. G.. Mшs). Norena 15.09.00-15.09.00
(Mr. C. P. C. M. Sedgwick); Galavant -- 15.48.44 15.22.13
(Mr. C. H. Charfer, Jn.); Typhoon... 17.34.20 15:51:13 6
(Mr. W. Campbell)...
"British Overseas Airways" Halphong
Straits and. Calcutta.
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Bat. 14th
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$5.00 PM
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of atrafts, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, and Rag:
United Kingdom. ........
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"Britisa Overseas Airways"
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Tue, 17th EPO
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5.2010
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Wed. 18th.
8.20 AR
KPO Reg 5.00 PM Ord 1200M
Lord Louis Mountbatten, the tered its sixth day of blockade DNF.:-Red Rover. Treenlaur, Javelin throughout the action, in anese gendarme by Chinese gun- laur King's cousin was on board the following the shooting of a Jap Curlew, Tyrone. D.Q.:-Yehonala,
men. ¡command of the Brit'sh foll'a. Tern, Isls.
After German destroyers made Officials of Settlement bus and REVOLVERS FOUND of under cover of darkness and tram companies are awaiting actir Mall by Ses to Singapore to connect with the Rog
smoke screens, German raiders at lon on the part of the Council to IN SCHOOL DRAIN tempted to bomb the disabled Ja preserve their rights of franchise Straits Ceylon, India, East and South
While clearing a blocked drain velin. But spitares came on the
upon earlier this week with the Manila, Batavia and Bourabaya, at the Diocesan Boys' Schook on scene Baturday two Banitary coolles dis- One Spitare pilot attacked a appearance of a Japanese-owned covered three revolvers and 15 Junkers as while was stoppa bus bullet, under some sand. Exam- to divebombing attack, and when mation of the arearms at the Po- last seen the Junkers was on are lice station later revealed that in mid-air with bits of fuselage they had been damaged beyond breaking on repair.
"MIND YOUR DOG!
Since the recent discovery Kowloon City of a rabid dog many stray dogs have been shot by the
Shot by Police.
in the area which was intringed
According to Mr. Wayashi, act
WEDNESDAY
lag spokesman of the Japanese Aly Mail for Manliz Guam, Honolulu, 0, 8. A. & G.P.O. Embassy here, operation of Jap Europe “Fan American Airways and Trans. Reg 5.00 PM ́ ́anese-owned buses in the western area was "only a temporary mea Another pilot chased a Dornier sure to meet the needs of those which was seeking cover in the living in that area." cloud, but after three bursts of
Allantis Services”
THURSDAY
(Ord. R2117.00 PM.
hin 19th
Canton
7.15 AM Are from the Spitfire the Dornier yesterday were still searching
Meanwhile, Japanese gendarmes Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, D.B.A., Canada, Cen- G.P.O. &EP.O.. crashed in names.
tral and South America and United Kingdom | Reg: 16th 5,00 rm Chinese homes in the blockade
via Ban Francisco.
Ord. 19th 8.30 AM
The third German plane was also zone" alons Edinburgh Road ex Jabot down after a chase among the pecting to uncover a terrorist The man, who was bitten by the clouds, while a fourth was badly Test dog has now been discharged damaged, from the Kowloon Hospital,
At the same time no official
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SATURDAY"
Sat. Zist
Indication could be obtained yes Straits and Calcutta. terday regn.ding a likely date for
far. 10th 6,00 mm Ord. 91st 8.30 AM
The clouds prevented the Spit "A number · of dogs" have been fire pilot from seeing the result of sent to the Mataukok Slaughter his attack but he did observe one the lifting of barricades and other Printed and Published by Henry Lloyd Murrow, for the Hongkong House and Kennedy Town for burst of his fre entering the body restrictions Imposed in the area observation
of the enemy aircraft.
by the Japanese authorities,
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