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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1949.
MALAYA'S THOMAS CUP TEAM
their
The victorious Malayan Thomas Cup Badminton Team visited the London showrooms of Sykes, Limited, where this picture was taken, prior to appearance on the BBC Television Programme at Alexandra Palace,
Here they are, from left to right, Lim Kee-fong, Yeoh Teck-chye, Wong Peng-soon and Chan Kon-lcong, examining some of the latest models.
COLONY BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
D.C. LAU LIKELIEST TO
WIN JUNIOR SINGLES
By "SIDELINER"
D. C. Lau, in disposing of H. J. Xavier by 16-4, 15-1, in the quarter-finals of will the Junior Men's Singles Championship at the Victoria Recreation Club last night proved that whoever wants to wear the 1919 Junior Singles crown have to reckon with him.
In defeating Xavier, a player of no mean ability, with the loss of only five points, Lau did not bring into use his devastating overhead smash but relied on his placement strokes which were faultlessly executed proving again that he is practically in a class by himself in the Junior division: harder smash or more accurate placement, but for all-round ability he stands alone.
caught
Others may have
WEEK-END SPORT
TODAY
Athletles-University Annual 1.30
US ATTACKED-
BY RED RADIO
"Provoking A New World War“
Shanghai, Mar. 18.-The
Chinese 'Com-
munist Radio, today attacked the Atlantic Pact United as one of a series of activities by the States constituting provocation for a new world
war.
The broadcast, quoting an editorial of the New China News Agency, mouthpiece of the Red leaders, praised Russia as the guardian of prace and denounced the United States as war plotter.
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It wild: "The Chinese people congress for peace" proposed by cariot but regard the leaders of the International Committee of the Soviet Union's world anti-the World Congress of Workers
да front Imperialist
their and similar bodies, United comrades in arms from first to Press.
The United States had
TC-
fused to conduct peace negolia- "Big Four"
tons with Russia, the broadcast sald, elting the rejection of Soviet prapazus for disarma- ment, prohibition of the use of atomic weapons a control of atomic energy.
It went on: "The great leader pence, of mankind's fight for
this year Generalissimo Stalin, has twtec
the announcedl unswerving peace policy of the Soviet Union".
Although praising the response of world Communist leaders to
Deputies To
Try Again
London, Mar. 18,-"Big Four" Deputy Foreign Ministers, try- Ing to write an Austrian peace
next treaty, decided today to renew week on discussion
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Answered was first opTM The decision posed by the Russian delegate, the
11 British
Call Mr Georgi Zarubin, spokesman said.
Atlantic Pact
on
(Continued from Page 1) The vote-342 to 170, with 19 abstentions-was imineulately followed by a new fracas the floor of the Chamber, and sirens we
were
sounded to clear the_galleries.
Mr Zarubin sked the Depu- ties to agree in principle to the minority rights, including autonomous Slovene zone, and ther
an
then pass on to other phases of the Yugoslav memorandum re- submitted the treaty garding last week,
But the British Deputy, Mr replicil James Marjoribanks,
always that the Russians had insisted in agreement on prac
leal detail before agreeing In principle.
"The question of the minori ties and the rights to be accord.
ex them is of very great im- The fight lasted 10 minutes,portance-perhaps the most im Deputies broke up desks
on
and
punctuated by pitched battles Fion-that political, econo-
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an Austrian chairs as weapons for another the conclusion of bloody battle on the door of treaty, "Mr Marjoribanks said.
0 which became "The Soviet delegation is de- delaying kicking, punching,
the treaty laying
by of innss of the sooner or later Mrs Tamworth smashes of the Soares brothers the Chamber, match
of the the flercest discussion
minorities," The secondi
Margaret would hit out, and In this way and the rocklike defence of the
YMCA pair. However the bet-struggling men in
Cham-
Mr Zarubin then agreed to evening found Miss Xavier just too good for Mrs won the first game 11-2.
continue the involved discussion Changing court for the next ter "Y" combination won in the free-for-all seen in the L. F. Stokes winning 11-4, 11-3
Mrs Tamworth suddenly end and Tai & Cheung entered ber within living memory.
The fight climaxed the hours of the Slovenes next week. Mrs gane
M. Mar- with the semi-finals by 15-5, 15-12.
The French Ladies Shigles.
the part, In the
Deputy, of bitter debate found her length nudl beautiful
the Bertholet, re-stated Stokes inade
which had several times been rel of cross-emirt drives but more smashes and killa at the net ludi
position on the minority 10-3. Xavier, Misa
It was at this point often than not,
and the
Hame that Miss Xavier who is very fleet of fout has a fine sense of antlelpation, showed what made her the un- was there to return them. She disputed Junior Queen of Re- to. varied the lugth of her, re-erelo's lady players.
Without alving a thought turns continually her opponent on the wrong foot coneceling the set, she method!- hardest The in the exchanges. Mrs Stokes eally began to change her game
returned was not autelassed but merely
smashes with uncanny accuracy outplayed in last night's garne, sm
Miss Xavier's to the corners of the court and bowing before
then began to drop the returns superior courtcraft and
just over the net for winners. of strokes. mand
Singles
Mrs Tamworth The other Ladies'
Miss Margle thing against her match between Xavier Recreto Ladies Junior like accuracy and began to
Into errors, apparently Champion and Mrs Adie Tam-torced worllt proved more even with disheartened.
Drawing level at 10-10, Ming Xavier won the next two points Miss Xavier a shade better in
hitting winning 11-2, 12-10,
The first set found Mrs Tam-through her
Over wide. worth continually hitting the baseline and presenting her Kaft with ativerary
miky puints. Miss Xavier was very accurate in her strokes and was content in return the across the net,
knowing
€/12
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Pokfulam,
Before the final vote
NOTICE
ADVENTURES
SILVERADO
| nons
the deputies, Ushers finally restored order mic, and cultural rights should and escorted the deputies with be accorded to all people of bleeding noses and black eyes Slovene origin in the entire pro- to the emergency first-ald posl. vince of Carinthiin, but that
there
separate should be no COMMO MOTION LOST
within the pro- The fight started when the Slovene zone
vince-Associated Press. vote on joining the pact was an- nounced to cheering majority supporters.
today, Basketball-League Matches red-eyed deputies had defeated could do Lau Sing ́v. Chinese Newspaper by a show of hands the Com- Palmiro machine-Reporters ("B" Division): Lau munist lender. Signor
motion that be Sing Kuni Mon ("A" Divi-Togliatti's
110 sin; Chinese YMCA (Kow-foreign government be allowed loon) v, loung Too School to organise any military bases The St. Patrick's"-Dance- (Ladies Longue), at Caroline whatever on Italian territory, will be held on Saturday: At 12.30 p.m. At Reduced Prices Hill Stadium, 6 p.m.
Police "stood-to" throughout Cricket-First Division the country during the night as 19th March. Tickets $5.00 Lange: Optimnists v. Craigen-a precaution against unrest and now on sale. gower at Chafer Road; Army rioting, already reported from
opponent
JUNIOR MEN'S DOUBLES
The game between H. F. Tai & W. N. Cheng against R. M. was & J. A. Scans shuttle Soares
the overhead by that featured
KEY RUGBY UNION GAME
England v. Scotland
At Twickenham
London, Mar. 18.-The Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland at: Twickenham tomorrow will have a great bearing on the International Rugby Union championship.
. IRC at Sookunpon; KCC v. Milan, Terni, Florence, UAF at Cox's Road.
Second Division: IRC v. RAF at Sookunpoo. Friendly: Dock yard RC v. KCC Juniors King's Park.
at
Division Football First League: Kitchee v. St Joseph's at Causeway Bay: Army Navy
Bari,
Parma. Modena and Canosa.
Communists and left wing Socialists were reported to be preparing to carry their all-oul tht against the part to the Senate, where a debate is ex- pected on Monday.
The
most overworked man Sookunpoo; South during the marathon Chamber China "A" v. Eastern at Caro- debate was the official barber, fine Hill; Kwong Wah v. KMB who closed his shop through at Boundary Street (Kick-off at sheer exhaustion after shaving more than 300 deputies in 24 4.30 1,7m.).
hours-Reuter.
Secondi Division League: Navy v Club at Causeway Bay: (HK) V.. Dockyard at Sookunpor: Kiche v. PCA_at
Army
Bill; CAA v. War De-
Caronne Chinese at Boundary i
Street; KMB v. Solicitors at Chatham Itond; St Joseph's v Army (Kowloon) at Sookunpoo (Kick-off 13 p.m.).
KBGC C'ttee
V. The Rest
Kowloon Bowling Green Club will hold their annual "Com- Rugger--Seven-a-Side Quar-mittee versus The Rest" game ter-Auals; Gunners "A" v. Club tomorrow, Soccerites; Tonbridge v. Civil p.m. Service; Minor Units v.
"A" Tamar Tigers v.
"
U.S.R.C.
beginning at 3.00
have
SOMETHINGS
Club The
following teams Club been selected
followed by Semi-finals
and Final, nt Happy Valley, 2.30
If Scotland are successful they best to beat the strong Scottish pm. can share the title with Ireland,tenim. who have already won the "triple crown" and completed to their matches,
TOMORROW
Committee
E. F. Pope, E. W. Grinter, G. E. F. Thompson, J. McKelvic (Skip),
1. Urquhart, H. F. Shields, I
Basketball-League Matches: G. Coombes, A. J. Hall (Skip).
There has never been a lot!
the two choose between countries, for of the 03 games Chinese
YMCA v. Lai long
E A, Atkins, S. H. Strange,
G. C. Norman, T. J. Hemsley,
On the other hand, if England played England have won 27, "B" Division); Union Team V.J. G. Meyer, L. Sykes (Skip), win, they can tie with Scotland Scotland 26, while ten have been for second place, leaving Ireland drawn-leuter.
clear champions for
second succesive year.
the -
It would then bo left to France and Wales, who meet in Paris on March 20, to deelde the bot- lom place.
At present the positions in the championship table stand og follows:
Points
Played
Ireland
Scotland
England
Franco Wales
Lincolnshire
Callover
London, Mar. 18.-A cut of points in the price Ave Queue Up was the feature the. Anni callover
SCAA. ("A"
The Rest
Division): Kung
V. Chittenden, Lo R. Whani Man v. SCAA (Ladies' League), at Caroline Hill Stadium, .m. (Skip).
Cricket-First Division University at ue: IRC v. Lengue: Sookunpoo. Friendly: Occa- alonals. Combined Hongs Chater Road, 11 a.m.
Football Governor's Final: HKFA
CNAAF
Happy Valley, 4 p.m.
Second
nt
Cup at
Division League: of South China v. Taikoo at Care of tius I, 3 p.m. the On
Tockey-Association Fixtures: Lincolnshire Handicap (to be Cable & Wireless v. Recreio at run over one mile tomorrow Boundary Street, 10 a.m.; Army afternoon) at the Victoria Clubv. Police at here tonight.
Sookunpoo, 10.30
R. P. Phillips, D. Trail, R. Morrison, J. Fraser (Skip),
J. A. L. Pearson, T. Wren, P. G. Show, W. G. Simpson (Skip). A. Hutton, J. G. Robertson,
(Skip),
W. H. Balley. LA. Collyer J. Crighton, J. Tindall, R. J. Wigginton, C. Dowman (Skip),
Austrian Childron Visit Britain London, Mar. 18-One hun- So far this season there have
a.m.; Khalsa v. Civil Service dred Austrian children are duo been several surprise results,
months The final quotations were: 7 at King's Park, 10 a.m.; Navy at Victoria station tonight for and it is difficult to forecast the outcome of tomorrow's match, to 1 Fair Judgment. 100 to 8 y. Dutch RC at King's Park, visits of three
7 Mister 10.30 mm; University v. Dock-guests in British homes. 100 to
The children are the first which is expected to be watched Drakkar,
20 yard RC at Pokfulam, 10 a.m.; Lovell. 100 to 6 Spurned.
this year under the by more than 70,000 people.
Royel Tara and Patchouly. YMCA v. RAF at King's Park, to arrive
Ausielan children reception England field the same side to
20 to 1 10 a.m. which defeated France recently 22 to 1 Crown Flatts
Bottball-International Seriescheme of the Anglo-Austrian
Portugal, Pakistan Society. to gain England's first victory Queue Up, Philadelphe,
More than 600 wore brought since 1947.
to 1 Speciality, (Men's), 2 p.m.; Great Britain
for similar visits the side extra confidence, but Romano and Sea Shah. 40 to 1 v. Fortugal (Ladies), 3.30 p.m.; to Britain
at CBA Ground.
-last year Associated Press. they will have to be at theiri bar 10-Reuter.
Star
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