1936-02-24 — Page 7

GENERAL AMNESTY

IN SPAIN

DISMISSED OFFICIALS

REINSTATED

ADMINISTRATION UNDERGOES

TRANSFORMATION

- CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Madrid, To-day.

The whole of the Civil Service administration of Spain is undergoing a complete transformation as the immediate outcome of the result of last Sunday's elections. The general amnesty de- creed on Friday applies to all sentences passed since the outbreak of the October revolution and the passing of the amnesty decree by the Perman- ent Parliamentary Committee.

Members of the former Catalonian Government who had been i condemned to penal servitude for life because of their part in the revolution, have been released and have arrived in Cordoba. Ca-

talonian Left-wingers here were congratulated and welcomed by the Civil Governor and by representatives of the Labour organisa- tions. The waiting crowds gave an enthusiastic demonstration | of welcome.

CLUB DEFEAT

BANK IN ANNUAL

RUGBY CLASH

(Continued from Page 4)

*Rosa, Alexander and Ruby Keeler are in the First National production, "Shipmates Forever,” which will be shown at the Queen's Theatre to-morrow.

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS DEFEATED

VARSITY PROVE

NO MATCH FOR

COMBINED CORPS

To-day's Shurt Story

Art Claims

The Artist

POOR Vekridge, he'll never. They had Aked his wife,

(Continmed from Page 5) Duffield supplied the brains" of the Corps attack in no mean style. Į

get over it His clever control, swerve and ac

Speaking of the accident in low That was the verdict of all tones, they recalled her face, and curate passing created many open-who had known him and his figure; a shy little" woman, with ings that were wasted by the over wife. The form of words varian massmming simple. fragrante feagerness of the other forwarded that was all Some said, for character, like a wood anemone; Ivey displayed speed on the left "Poor devil," others "Poor old very small, with tiny beautiful but Muir remained much too far John," others, again, "Poor Mr.jhands, and very blue eyes in behind the line, leaving the Caps Vickridge," according to their pale face. Her gifts were with really only fear forwards, several degrees of friendship or many of the villagers homes still and at the same time hampering acquaintance with him. But, and other, intangible gifts of

the positioning of the halves. no matter how they said it, or sympathy and kindness remained who said it, there lay under the in the memories of more than one

Sound Defence Jennings and Worsfold worked words a profound conviction. energetically-their distribution The village of Nether Starey! Whenever there had been s new was well-judged and behind them was full of it. Hushed voices and baby in the village, Mary Vick- McQceen and Forman constituted sighs and headshakes went with ridge had gone to see it and the a sound defence.

the mention, outdoors or in par-mother as soon as possible, and

port.

with

addressed the people from the ed good for several goals, but the would be the inclusion of L Duffield opened the scoring for village, swinging his asb stick had chanced to happen to them

munist salute.

Meanwhile all

Figorously. He was so obviously an open-air sort of rham, and that was the sort of man the Nether

TO-MORROW'S STORY

To-morrow's story will be *Motor Bandits." by S. L Bensusan

Blake and Yong were the only lours prim or neglected, of "Mr. seldom without a laden basket University forwards to show ex-Vickridge's trouble.”

though it was well known that the terprise. Their speed and bustling Everyone liked Mr. Vickridge, Vickridges were not well-to-do tactics often carried them well though hardly any of the villagers And over and above the separate through the Corps' defence, but read his stories, and the few who goodness of John Vickridge and INTERPORT HOCKEY TRIAL they were given but feeble sup-been puzzled. His stories

had made the experiment had only Mary Vickridge there had been the FOR TO-DAY

were fact, unmistakable to any who saw Under pressure continuously not like him. He was a tall man, them together, that they loved one (Continued from Page 4) Lupez and Ang performed won slender but not frail

another tenderly and deeply: "This Don Luis Company's, who in

(Continued from Page }}

Only Change

ders in the Varsity defence, kick-winkling grey eyes that seemed lent them, at any rate in the eyes Barcelona is regarded as the Fung led the line in his Own

of the womenfolk, a special beauty prime mover of the separatist inimitable style, and with Teo tions would make from the pre-

The only difference these selec- ing strongly and promptly, but the filled with dreamy good-nature.

halves were slow to position and

He was a igure to attract at-and merit, as though their lore insurrection of October, 1934, and Tay on form, the attack look-vious 15. selected Colony players weak in tackling.

tention, as he strode. through the were not something fortunate that balcony of his hotel, and it was shooting noticed that he gave the com- there was at no time that easy and side-right, the dropping of Hassan two opponents, kicking across to of all was poor, and Garthwaite in the attack, at in-the Corps, swerving his way past sweeping inter-passing which one at right-half for L. Oliveira, and Beasley and taking the return pass Starey folk, simple people for the those workers accustomed to seeing from the the selection of Kishen Singh, at his stride to drive home az ul-most part, rooted for generations and officials that had been dis-League champions.

left-back, instead of Lt. Comdr. Stoppable shot. Shortly after Wilson In Form

missed on account of participation St. Joseph's, on the other hand, Broome. Souza will probably dis-wards the same player was the

in the soil, felt that they under in the insurrection were reinstat-swung the ball about

istood Gallagher was in good fettle

ed in all municipal and Govern- quently, were well positioned for tween the sticks.

more freplace Garwood for the berth be-means of placing the Corps, fur- yesterday

Moreover, John Vickridge would his tackling. being

ther ahead, cleverly drawing the ment posts-

always "stop and talk,” and ht good, while Griffiths surpassed allį

ja return pass, and failed only in

However, everything depends defence before

giving Ivey talked intelligently of corn roots, but a reward for their separate expectations and scored a Ters

speed. South China's greatest as-upon this afternoon's display, the Chance which

latter tock With the tramways, under-

of ploughing and harrowing and characters, and so an added indica good try. In addition to making

aad omnibuses these set-

teams for which are:

with a high shot which curled în grotteds several splendid openings.

Leonard was carefully watched

dunging, like s. countryman. And tion of those characters Wil-changes are already carried out

Probables (Li Whites) Bout of Lim's reach. son, playing opposite

and had but the one chance, but Owens (Navy) and

(although you could tell by his Ne and even the newspaper stalls are Fernandes, Hussain and Lee (Radio); A. B. P: Guest (Radio) and defence let in Yong, who walked features, that he was a gentleman, done in a few seconds. There was

R. Souza A bad blunder by the

The accident este like a bomb Chips

speech, and as some said-by his on a calm night Its work was Gilchrist, was more than a match being restored to their former had splendid openings and Khan Bahadur (Army); Oliveira the ball into the net before a re- yet he always treated you as for the tall Bank wing-threequar proprietors.

Called miserably with their

(Argönaumas), W. A Reed (Club) ter and scored the best try of the

an at least that for poor Mr. Vick- covery could be effected. The Home Minister declared

and Alaf Dig (Army); Lt. E, Robin day, handing of several players that many difficulties arise in the

equal, and you felt you could tell ridge to take comfort in-she had Ktempts at goal.

son (Army), Sarnagat Singh (Radio). The secong half was again in before grounding wide of the attempt to reconstitute the state

Ehms In Limelight

him anything, no matter how known no pain. But it must have Awtar Singh (LTC), D. Carey favour of the Corps, though the simple or ordinary, and be sure been terrible for him, seeing it jet party political composition prestanding among the halves, the lett (Army) and Lt. Com Garwood but all their efforts were frus- Elms and Sinclair were out (Club) and Pte. Nolaz (Army).

Jniversity made valiant attemp of a kindly and courteous bearing all happen with his own eyes, there Fossibles (In Colours):-S Hoto place themselves on level terms, The Bánk commenced with wailing April 1931 in the muni- Robertson at full-back, but acipal

former having a difficult time (Navy); I Condr.

on the corner by the "Lamb” izin, administrations. because

J. E. Broome against the elusive Tso, but heavy) and Kisten Singh (Army);trated by a resolute defence, and

where the bases swing in from the many of the deputies who were xame had the desired effect and then Monarchists are now Social came out of almost every tacide L. P. Williams (Army), Spr. the Corps added their third and

Shepsbury. They said Tom Pet with a considerably strengthened!

with the ball at his feet, and fed Brown (Army) and Davies final goal through Duffield, who

ling, the driver of the bus, was Democrats, while others have

(Navy); G. E. & Divett (Club), Lt.) attack, the Bank settled down in changed their political comple

white as death and his winger with a flow of accurate. C. Garthwaite (Army), Gurbachan scored after his first shot had been

trembling the second half to enjoy as muchxions in the opposite direction. ¡passes.

when they helped him down from Singh (Radio), L. Burch (Navy) blocked. Sinclair, of the play as their opponents.

in the centre, found and Lal Singh (Army).

his driver's seat. It was all over Reserves: J. E Potter and Pte. Dunkley Shines

In the capital thousands of Fung a little too experienced-and

(Eacks); Lt Spencer

posts.

to

-change with Tudor later in

CHANGES CARRIED OUT

VIOLENT CROWDS

all

yet

Int

Dunkley was the Bank's out-people, women and children had willy, but, nevertheless. performed Cox (Army)

(Navy) and A SET (Recreio)

As yeoman service, especially during (Half-backs): Lt Dawson (Army),

the closing stages.

Lt. Wraith (Navy), J. M. Pirto

(KIT) and S. A Fowler (Club),) (Forwards),

standing threequarter although assembled outside the gads. playing in an musaal position, the amnestied men passed out of His real place being at full-back the prison gates the crowds broke

His tackling was deadly through-into a frenzy of cheering. From Licking and understanding develop-

at

the

Costa's headwork saved many z difficult situation, and the strong out and be was featured in cessions

formed, once

ed by both Costa and Souza stood several spectacular runs.

¡massex marching along singing St Joseph's in good stead during Butcher gave a much improved revolutionary songs. This served.)

to bear by South China.

Saint's Early Lead

A practice match between the Colony and the Best will be ar- ranged for 10.30 am on Sunday.

"MARATHON RACE IN KOWLOON

Date Fixed For March 16

ENGINEERS 2ND DIVISION SOCCER WIN

[Continued from Pagi 4)

Eastern Stars

For Easter. Ip Yun-fook shone then, too late for anything to be in goal, Shin Bing-shun and Luk done. Fook-wa were good in defence.

And Mr. Vickridge, he was Tre He didn't lend a and Chan Bing-to worked hard to la man sturned. break through the Sappers de band with her, or move at all, but Istood there on the pavement near the "Lamb" doorway, staring at jit all, as white as a ghost: It was Mr. Peters, the policeman, that spoke to him at last, and he voice almost sharp, before he could make him near.

display, although he was again the purpose of a safety valve for the tremendous pressure bronch March 2, ca the Naval ground at rathon under the auspices of St. short pass by Darby, while had to speak several times, and

inclined to pass before drawing pent up feelings, so that nothing

Chambers of a serious character resclted. McGugan,

King's Pari

Desperate Efforis.

was

fence.

Hurst opened

the score Sappers, and Howlett netted their The fifteen annual Kowloon Ma second without difficulty from a Andrew's Club and open to all ford added a third goal a few Europeans in the Colony, and minutes afterwards from a pen his man.

[of the upright! and Yoxall shone in the pack.

members of the Club, will be held alty. Just before half time Dar- In the provinces, bowever, the

St. Joseph's obtained their goal [**

on Monday, March 16, starting by scored with a neat header.

Then Mr. Vickridge answered Bidwell opened the scoring in release of the prisoners did not within the first six minutes, Victor

Awarded two free-kicks on the from St. Andrew's Church at 4.30

him. He answered all the ques- the first five minutes with a pass of

Three minutes after the so smoothly. In Oviedo sending over a fairly high centre

Tetions Mt. Peters pot to him, and sumption, Hurst ran in and beat what he said was right, as dropped goal and not long after the crowds waiting outside the which Leonard met first-time with Verge of the penalty area, Wong p.m.

so impatient la rasping drive that shook the Mee-shur sent both over the bar, The route, which is approxim Ip Yan-fook with

ich is ar Wilson tore through the Bank de prison gates grew

with St. Joseph's packing their ately 6 miles, will be the same shot.

a fast rising found cut later from others, that fence, handing of several play that the administration felt co-

roof of the net.

The Engineers slackened had seen the accident happen. ers before scoring wide of the ged to release those

The exchanges were fast, with goal with eight men on each occa- as in previous years.

off towards the end, and from But though be answered the ques Further particulars may be had long pass up the field by Lee tions right, he seemed like a man: posts, but Frost failed to majorise for complicity in the October in St. Joseph's appearing

a better feion.

In the final stages, South China on application to the Hon. Secre-Bing-tong, Cheng Shui-hong drove half in a dream, so Mr. Peters balanced side at this stage. El surrection before they had receiv- The Club added

their defence adopted redoubled their efforts to draw tary, St. Andrew's Club, c/o St. in a fine shot which found its had said. their score when. Frost kicked aed the official notification of the though

decree. Some 20.000 panicky tactics whenever South level A shot by Tso was turned Andrew's Church, Kowloon. penalty goal, and just before amnesty

round the post by Souza, and in

(Continued on Page 20.) the interval Grifiths neatly took people waiting nervously became 2 pass from Bidwell to score wide 80 menacing that at last the- gaol There was no chance in the the last minute Lemg Wing-chni went "all-out in a burst for goal of the posts with three men tag-directors ordered the political pri- score at the interval

but shot yards wide ging along, Peers failing with soners to be released. the kick

the effort.

sentenced

¡China threatened.

South China drove home a series

S.-China “A”----Can Sin-hang: Let Similar incidents were reported of desperate attacks, but their

Tin-sang, Lan Mau; Leung Wing- from a

with scand success chai, Wong Mee shun, Lee Kick- number of provincial efforts met Bank Stage Reviva

determined towns where, moreover, Catholic against a

defence. mai, Tso Kwai-ching, Tay Quee-liang, Following

their positional and Nationalist meeting places Twice Fung had splendid shots Fung King-cheong, Li Wing-on and change, the Bank opened their ac were plundered and set on fire blocked before they could reach Wong King chang court when Robertson broke Monasteries and churches were the goal, and a drive by Wong Souza Woo, Sinclair, Elms, Victor through to send McGlichrist over, also robbed, one cloister in Malaga Mee-shon went clean through a Lee, Leonard, Hussain and Fernan the former failing to convert the and another in Alicante being sea of legs, only to strike the base des.

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McEley missing with the kick, Loughlin's Invaluable Knock

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