BOWLS SURPRISE
MALAYA DEFEATS ENGLAND
INTERNATIONAL.
CONTEST
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Thero wan A minor sensation in focal lawn bowls circles yesterday -wheh, the Craigongower C.C. green, Malaya beat England, the holders, In the semi-final of the Gutierrez International Shield com- petition by - 18 hots to 15, thus avenging their defeat of last year.
Although the play put up was not of a high standard, the game. was full of thrills particularly on the last head when England gave every Indieation of pulling through.
Both individually and collectively, England put up a disappointing dis-; play, none of the players, three of whom are interporters, giving a creditable performance.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1935.
The above picture shows the visit of the American teachers' of the Columbia University handed by Professor Brajamin Andrews to the Child Welfare T. B. Sanitarium In Kiangwan which was re- cently erected by the National Child Welfare Association of China as a memorial ball in honour of the Into Mrs. Rhoda Cunningham, wife of the American Consul-General In Shanghai,
FURTHER FLOODS
GRAND CANAL OVERFLOWS IN HISUCHOW DISTRICT
other hand, the Malayan representn- tives, though lacking in experience fought well and won the admiration of the large gathering of spectators. DALLAH BRILLIANT
Hauchow, September 8. For their victory
Further breaks have occurred in) which they thoroughly deserved. Malaya has to
the banks of the middle section of thank A. R. Dallah, the skip, who
the Grand Canal near here. A big was the outstanding player of the
area between here and Piholen day. Time and again he was called bordering both banks of the Grand upon to save his side, and on numer-Canal has been turned into a nus occasions he dislodged the whots vast lake with flood water on an of the opposing team with his last average ten feet deep. All efforts wood and scored for his own side. to repair the dykes have failed and the loss to the people of these two Counties is incalculable. It is
M. R. Abbas, the No. 1 for Malnya, did not play up to form. He art.
ed hakily but improved, somewhat generally believed that the situa- as the game progressed.
His option in this part of the Province Is posite number, T. Armstrong played almost as bad as that which re- no better and of the two, Abbas wnacently prevailed in the western
part of Shantung.
a shade stronger,
According to reports, on the 7th,
I: Beer as No. 2 for England was often either too wide or too heavy. He was overshadowed by A. Inst. the water nlong the banks of Wahab who played in the same posithe Grand Canal had reached the tion for Malaya.
Both A. W. Grimmitt and M. Y. of
top of the dyke, and on the verge Adal,
overilowing. Thousands as No. 3 for England and Malaya respectively, bowled some good woods, but both were inclined to be inconsistent. Despite the fact that he was against an opponent who has won the singles championship, still rising. and an interporter, Adal frequently held his own. In fact he was alight- ly better than Grimmitt,
who vas not at the top of his form and In- clined' to be erratic.
of the skips, A. R. Dallah was
"BREMEN" RIOTS
GERMAN PROTEST TO UNITED STATES
Washington, Sept. 7.
CANADIAN
WHEAT
MINIMUM PRICE FIXED 87% CENTS A BUSHEL
Ottawa, Sept. 7. Bennot, the Prime
Mr. R. B.
Hans Luther, bas been instructed that the Government have fixed tho The German Ambassador, Dr. Minister of Canada has announced by the German Government, tot 872 cents per bushel United minimum price of Canada in wheat enter an energetic protest against Prega. and immediately called on Mr. the remarks of Magistrate Brosky,
Cordell Hull, Secretary of State. Reuter Special.
A United Press message adds that the German closeted with Mr. Hull for half an Ambassador was hour. When lie emerged he was very jovial and said he had follow
Government and delivered a verbal ed the instructions of the German
protest against Magistrate Brosky comparing the Swastika with a yeal Mr. Hull's response, but term- pirate's flag. He declined to re- ed their conversation as "very B- teresting."-United Press.
Unethical to Comment
New York, Sept. 7. Magistrate Brosky stated to-day
Bullish Factor
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Gruin brokers here have expressed plaind" Accompaniment (Revel}
Kansas City, Sept. 8. the belief that the Canadian Govern- Quartet. nient's announcement of a minimum mean an enhanced income for many price of 8714 cents per bushel may. Amerloan farmers but at the same time a higher price for bread for the
consumers.
It is generally agreed that the announcement is very bullish though one broker said "The true al-
Curandinn wheat the United States must buy."
effect on Americans will not be known until it is determined--how-much
.The short Australian and Argen- tine crops are also bullish factors. In addition it is reported that the Canadian Government are holding 200,000,000 bushels previously pro- of that it would be unethical to com-duced which is expected to exert a volunteers were still working hardment on the Nazi Government's levelling terlenes if prices climb too on both banks, but the dienster protest," while Mr. Walter Kappe, fast. was expected, as on that day the spokesman for the Friends of New water in the Grand Canal was Germany, commented, "The desi-low the 87 cent minimum then the sion is an outrage. It discloses a world-wide Jewish
communist conspiracy against Germany."
Railway Endangered
A section of the Lungkaj Rajl-} United Press. way, east of this town, and nearly 100 miles from the Grand Cantal
much better than B. W. Bradbury, is now flooded. Owing to the low The former gave a brilliant display level of the railway embankments and thoroughly deserved the plause of the spectators.
ap it is feared that the damage is On the serious, other hand, Bradbury's performance was one of the worst of his bowls
career.
JAPAN'S OIL LAW
PETROLEUM STORAGE LAW EXTENDS TO JUNE 30
If the world wheat price falls be Government will absorb the difference but the farmer gets the benefit. If the price risesUnited Press.
British Response
London, Sept. 7. Liverpool and London quickly responded to the decision of the Canadian Wheat Board to dx the minimum price for No. 1 whent at 874 cents for the current crop year, which is higher than expected.
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Notwithstanding the continued beneficial rains in Argentina, opera-This Evening's Broadcast From tors rushed to cover, with sellers
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A party of engineers and rail-j way workers has been to in-, THE GAME
vestigate the flood situation, but it; is expected that nothing can be
Tokyo, Sept. 7. The game started in dramatic done. The piercing of the em Representatives of the Govern fashion. England was lying four in bankment to assist the outflow of ment Ministries concerned the first heal when Dallah with his water is strictly prohibited
will last wood scored the shot. Malays Holdiers
and meet on Monday to decide whether are guarding then went on to score on the next railway to prevent this-Wah Kiu Price amounting to about four-from Canadian stocks, which means
the to permit an increase
of gasoline to cover part of Its requirements (19.74 matres) and VJN (91.45 metres). Afths of an American cent per that prices must
.up to gallon, and whether to extend the Canada's level. On the contrary, date for the enforcement of the however, Russian exports are likely petroleum storage law until June to be stimulated by a higher level 30 next year, which is reportedlyly the European import demand, may and furthermore the world, particular- approved by the military authori-be smaller, with the European crop ties.-United Press.
carry-overs capable of reduction, which might somewhat. alleviate the undeniably stringent position caused by the Canadian attitude.-Reuter
une,
LESSON SERMON
two heads to lend by four shots to Yat Po. Kil England then retaliated with three shots but from then onwards, Malaya did the scoring and reached eight on the tenth head before Eng- land could manage to score Malays continued to score, and was leading by 17 to 7 on the 17th head. At this stage, the play became ex- Iremely Interesting, for England was making a desperate effort to catch up. They scored on the next four heads to reduce the lend to 17-15, but their success was mainly due to
pulling
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONGKONG
"fan" was the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ,
The Golden Text was "Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord,, and whose hope the Lord l." (Jere minh 177}.
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a faulty judgment by Dallah who, Scientist, yesterday. with one shot lying in his side's favour, hit the jack and gave Eng- land three shots. In the last head which was played amidst great ex- citement, England was lying two and gave every indication
Shanghai, Sept. 8. through, or least to make thele opprised the Lesson Sermon was the
Among the citations which com- the new International
The first communication between ponents play an extra head to de- following from the Bible: "Philip Telephone Station here and the Wireless elde the match. Dallah with his last saith unto him, Lord, show us the British Isles was made this morn- wood fully redeemed the costly, error Father, and it sumeeth us. he made in the previous head, by saith unto him. Have I been so long tests was most satisfactory, as both
Jesusing at noon. The xcoring the shot and thus gave his time with you, and yet hast thou not sides could hear everything clearly. side victory by 18 shots to 15. known me, Philip? he that hath seen
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Chicago, Sept. 7.. Wheat prices here reached the highest level for the current move- ment on the announcement of the Canadian Government's minimum price.
Price fixing absorbed all profit. taking.--United Press.)
result of the MR. LIN SEN RETURNS
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Nanking, Sep. 9.
Mr. Lia Sen, Chairman of the Nationalist Government, and his party arrived here from Wuhu on board the cruiser "Chungshan" nt 9 a.m..
A detachment of Gendarmes and Police was sent to the government wharf at Hsiakwan, and shortly be fore 'o'clock some three hundred officials including. Messrs. Wang Ching-wei, Mah Chao-chun, Major of Nanking, and General Chu Pel- teh assembled at the government wharf.
When
the cruiser anchored sho was greeted by a salute of guns from other Nationalist mon-of-war | in the river. The foreign war- ships in the river also fired a salute.
Word has been received by Mr. T. C. Stiff of the Government Marino Surveyor's Offeo, that his son Charles, who is studying at the Royal Gram- mar School, Colchester, England, has won the prize for the Diocesan essay, It is the first time it has been award- ed to a junior" boy. Before he left. for England, Charles attentied the Garrison School in Hongkong.
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