THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1936.
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17th
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Sixth Annual
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
LORD ROTHERMERE
·COMING TO H.K.
Lord Rothermere, chief proprietur
of the "Daily Mail," "Daily Mirror and "Evening News," who is duc here on the Empress of Japan" on. Friday from a tour in Japan.
YANKEES MAKING SURE OF WORLD BASEBALL TITLE
(Continued from Page 1.)
No runs, one hit, popped to Lazzeri. ny errors,
Yankees-Holle walked. DiMaggio filed 10 Moore. Gehrig grounded, forcing Rolfe out, Whitehead to Bar- tell. Dickey grounded and Bartell touched second, taking Gehrig out on a similor play. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
SIXTH INNING
AMATEUR PHOTO DISPLAY
EXHIBITION NOW OPEN
A varied selection of the best of the entrica in the sixth Annual Amateur Photographic Exhibition organised by the Telegraph is being exhibited on the top floor of the Gloucester Hotel, ns from to-day. The Exhibition; which remains open all day, will continue up to and in- cluding Friday.
In all, there are some 500 pictures
០៧ view, demonstrating
standard of artistic merit.
no charge for admission,
a high There is
In connection with the Exhibition, Dr. F. Bunje, one of the Judges, will give a talk on the entries, in the exhibition room, at 5.30 p.m. to- morrow (Tuesday), to which all in- terested are invited.
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
FATAL ACCIDENT ON RAILWAY
A serious accident occurred in the ten and quarter mile stone at Sha- tin, when the 10.45 morning train, ran into and killed Chung Lam, 40, Asherman from Talpo.
It is not known exactly how the necident happened, but it is assumed that the man was attempting to cross the railway track, directly in front of the oncoming train. His mutilated body was removed to the Public Mortuary.
Glants-Terry was called out at BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP
Lazzeri.
Best on a close play. Out fied to Powell Ripple popped to No runs, no hits, no errors.
Yankees-Powell grounded to Juck son and Lazzeri to Dartell. Selkirk hit into Terry's hands, Hubbell cover- ing Orat.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
3
Craigengower Competition Drawing To A Close
The lawn bowls season of the Craigengower C.C. Is fast drawing
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to a close, and there remain but the CONVENT BAZAAR For the last six years, their convent,
Giants-Mancuso went out on
White-finals of the handicap singles and faul. Dickey picking up.
to be played head grounded to Pearson. Jackson championship singles
1936 season will be farmed. No runs, ne hits no errors, before the
oftelally over.
Yankees-Pearson doubled to right centre and Crosetti singled to short right field, Pearson going to third. Rolfe popped to Dartell. DiMaggio hit into a louble-play, Bartell to Whitehead to Terry, No rung, no nils, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING Giants-Leslie, batting for Hubbell; singled to left Beld, Davis running Moore, was safe on a bit to left fleld, and Davis
second. went Bartell grounded to Lazzer, Davis
to
J. S. Landolt with a 7 handicap and W. Bagley with a handleap of
2 are the finalists in the handicap singles, while R. F. Luz and R. Basa will contest the singles crown.
NEW HOSPITAL CEREMONY
The thirteenth annual bazaar at the
hospital and orphanage has been opened to the whole of Kowloon, and the many students, patients and orphans there at present, shows the necessity of such an organisation.
There are fifty Sisters in all, some
Convent of the Chinese Sisters of teaching schools in various parts of the Precious Blood was held on Hongkong at their own expense, some
afternoon under
the
On Saturday a rink skipped by R.Saturday Basa with J. R. Soares, A. E. Spatronage of the Rt. Rev. Mgr. H. in charge of the excellent work in the
Valtorts,
and the chairmanship of Convent, and still others doing work Alves and A. 3. Gomes lost to a rink under the leaderhip of E. el Mr. Tse Yung-kwong. The function of salvation in the interior of China. Arculli with W. Atkins, W. Fritz was intended to raise funds in aid of gerald and A. A. Razack, by 18 shots the children's hospital, clinic and
orphanage, and it was well to 16.
Before bazaar Was
the
the
The hospital itself requires all the and nurses, as there has been an In- crease since 1034 both in the number new hospital,
depart- the Convent, at attendance at the out-patient and ground adjoining
Yuen Chow Street, Shamshulpo, was ment reached 8,304 in June this year; Inid by Bishop H. Valtorta. Many 5,014 were old pallents while 3,200 were new ones. The in-patients people were present at this ceremony.
treated during 1935 were 1,504. The The bazaar was organised by the majority of children admitted for There will be a committee meel-Sisters, with the assistance of many treatment usually suffer from mel-
various nutrition us a result of poverty.
The pairs Championship was wor foundation stone of the Opised, attention und hard work of the Slaters
and Moore advancing. Terry the Sisters of out-patients and in-patients. The eci Lazzeri, scoring Davis and sending Moore along to third. Ott runners-up being W. Fritzgerald
J. S. Landolt. grounded out to Rolfe. One Fun, two hits, no errors.
Yankees-Gabler replaced Hubbell. Gehrig doubled past rat and Dickey grounded to Bartell, Gehrig doubled
ing of the Hongkong branch of the school girls. There were
embroidered past first and Dickey grounded to
of knitted and third. English Association in the Urban stalls Burtell, Gehrig going on to Powell singled to left field, scoring Council chamber on Friday, October articles for sale at reasonable prices, Gehrig. Lazzeri grounded to White-P, at 5.15 p.m. head, Powell taking second. Selkirk was purposely walked and Pearson grounded to Jackson. One run, two hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
Glants-Ripple grounded to
zeri.
Laz- Mancuso grounded to Rolte, for Whitehend,
Koening, batting
singled to right centre. Jackson was out on a foul, caught by Gehrig, No runs, one hit, no Press.
errors.-United
The doctors, who deserve great while a large quantity of toys, sweets praise for their voluntary work in the and useful household articles were Convent's hospital during recent are Dr. (Mrs.) L. Fehily, dispused of as prizes for the winners years at various games of skill.
Doctors Hop-Gil, M. Nicholson, S. Dr. Ajoc, Ho, and A. P. Guterres. Ons ense of Diphtherla was re-
The work of the Sisters of the Pre-H. D. Matthews also gave valuable ported to the local Health authorielous Blood is worthy of recognition. service while in the Colony. tles on Friday.
Finest Club
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TO-DAY to FRIDAY, October 9.
Comprising a Selection of Entries received in The Amateur Photographic Competition conducted by
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
JAPANESE ASK MORE
PROTECTION
(Continued from Page 1.) JAPANESE DESIRES IN HONGKEW
The Foreign Relations Committee of the Japanese Residents Corpora- tion has decided to urge the Corporn. tion to seek an Increase in the num- ber of Japanese plain clothes poilce- meil in the S.M.P A proposal to ask for the appointment of Japanese to head the Dixwell Road, Hongkew, and Yongiszepoo Rond police stations ot the S.M.P. was, however, shelved for a more thorough investigation.
A petition on similar. lines was addressed on September 28 to Mr. Stirling Fessenden, Secretary-General of the Shanghal Municipal. Council, by the Federation of Amalgamated Japanese Street Unions, the munication pointing out that the adoption of these measures would increase the effectiveness of police protection.
JUMPED INTO HARBOUR
SUICIDE ATTEMPT
FAILS
com"
In an attempt to commit suicide, Wong Wal, 25, jumped from the Yaumati ferry Man Hing, whlie It was in mid-harbour. A seaman on board the ferry, named Loi Yung, who saw his action, dived in and saved him.
Wong was taken to the Kowloon Hospital auffering from the effects of Immersion,
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