THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1936
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for ST
AMP
STAMP COLLECTORS.
By A. E. In
view of the fact that there, Costa Rica.
The numbers
are a number of new Colonial printed of the Cocos Island stamps
issues in course «f preparation, jare as follows:-
there has been much conjecture en 14, 25, 35, 40 & 50 c.
the part of collectors as to thei
course likely to be adopted in view
of the death of King George V.,
whose portrait figures in the pre-
150.000 of ea.
100.000 of ea.
50,000
6 c. & I col.
5 col.
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Czechoslovakia. A stamp pared designs in many instances. commemorate the death centenary In the circumstances an article of the poet, Karel Hynek Macha. appearing in "Stamp Collecting" will be issued on the first of next will be of interest to our readers month. New stamps are also in
It is said that "from time impreparation bearing the portraits! inemorial it has been the practice, of Masaryk. Benes, Stefanik, and on the death of a ruler, to strike Comenius, while there will be a pic- a new set of coins with the effigy torial issue to encourage tourists of his successor, and gradually to
to visit the country. introduce them into circulation in place of those that had gone before.
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The airship Field Marshal von Hindenburg successfully completed her maiden fight to South America recently. Here the dirigible is seen in fight near the English coast, off Beachy Head.
ties of the c. and c. Santiago GOLF ONLY WORK "Stamps, as a form of currency: Post Office stamps are as fol- first became subject to the old- numismatical law on the death of
that
Tat-
lows!--
That ST. JOSEPH'S
$
J. C 100,000 i c. 1,500,000 Queen Victoria, when the authori
It is not stated why so few: ties were surprised to find
actually no precedent, should have been printed of the there was the adhesive postage stamp having lower value. then bera in existence for ter of 60 odd years or $0. other rule of numismatics which calls for a reversion of the sover- eign's profie from right to left.. or left to right. on a new issue of coins, has. for some unexplained reason. never been applied to stamps."
WIN GOVERNOR'S
SPORTS TROPHY
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It is stated,
official from an
1. J. Wou (St. Joseph's); 2. S. Ding source. that the 5d. photogravure] (St. Joseph's): 2. Leung Kei-hing
10 ins. (Record). stamp was issued on February 17 Height: ft. and that the 10d. and 1s, were 209 Metres Rent
HE ENJOYS
To-day's Complete Short Story
A FINE HAT
continued from Page 4)
By Michael Corley
Group Exhibitions
make movies, all with the general way you do. idea of increasing interest in the
game.
The group will play exhibitions.You might call it diabolic You remember the facts. A give lectures-especially to boys Y Busten till have ma was found, strangled with a and girls of college age--and finished. I don't see it in the piece of wire on Wimbledon Com
non. and the wire was still round his throw. But did anyone think Poor old De Beer! To me of asking why? Why should the Little. who will begin play on the explanation seems
so wire be still round his throat? Friday in the master's tournament jobvious that I should have! Of course the police, questioned said he doesn't intend to "play in thought anyone could guess it. people about it-people who made many meets.“
True. I gave my evidence wire, people who sold wire, people "I'm going to pick my spots."against De Beerth evidence who used wire, everyone who had ¡he said. "Yes, if everybody else about the hats xtr inely well:janything to do with wire-without breaks a leg or something and I but why not? No jury would havesults. The wire pointed nowhere should be entitled to some dough, convicted him on that alone; so at all.
They then admitted-and it was I'd take it. I guess all of us could why make the most of my brief,
about the only piece of sagacity appearance in the limelight?" use some."
Diabolie? No. Believe me, the they showed that the use of the actual killing was completely un-wire might have been accidental; | premeditated. You will see that it the murderer might, for instance, must have been. And it was only have picked it up on the spot, with by the most extraordinary coin-out any previous thought of doing
he left the wire round the man's) throat proved that there was noį premeditation in it.
You surely must see tlut.
From that point onwards the police displayed less than their usual imagination. Just call to hind the things they said! ..
1.G. Sequeira (St. Joseph's); 2. R. out from the distributing Castro (La Salle); 3. H. Souza (St office on February 22 and were Joseph's). Time: 24 2/5 secs. definitely available on the 24th of Shot Put
1. S. Barzeki (St. Joseph's): 2. D. that month. Cylinder number 5
3. Tan Kai-chuen ) is being used at present for the knox (D.B.S.); Sd. and
objectives is to try and see that number 3 for the 10d.Wah Yani. Distance: 40 ft. 6 ins.
golf is played more generally.
Mrs. Little Agrees
and is.
400 Metres
He said that one of his chief|
I have heard rumours that the Manching (St. Joseph'x); -3 Au "In this country." he said, cidences that De Beer ever found the deed that way. The fact that
is High Jump
"there's only one golfer to every himself in the dock.
1. W. Gottsche (La Salle); 2 Leung)~!
similarity in shade between the Kwong-wai (King's). Time: 57 secs.
stamps current 4d. and 9d. causing confusion among the Post) Office staff and that a change may therefore he made in one of the
colours..
Further,
S. Ding (St. Joseph's). San Chung-100 of population. In England kin (Wah Yan) and. Au Tin-yam there are 37 to every King's) tied for first place. Height: want to boost cur
5 ft. 6 ins.
310 Metres High Hurdles
100. We percentage: show that golf does not need to prohibitively expensive
a
game."
1. San Chuen-in (Wah Yan); 2 be Home
7dLiu Ming-sum (St. Paul's). con-
1. La Salle (K. Gottsche, A Little. who is honeymooning will Gottsche, R. Castro and C. Silva here, said the "move is okeh with
Netto: 2. St. Joseph's: 2 Wah Yan Mrs. Little. She likes the idea." College. Time: 2-mins, 43 secs.
the G.P.O. at states that the issue of the Sd.. and 11d. stamps is not templated at present and probably not be further considered until stamps of the new reign are contemplated.
Final Standing
St. Joseph's
Wah Yan La Salle
45 points 18
16
Diocesan B.S.
12
6
Central B.S. King's St. Paul's
He wouldn't state the length of his contract but Jones-who is a director in the Spalding and Co.- indicated that it will run for ser eral years. There was, of course, no mention of the amount of salary although Little described
RACING TIMES OF WINNERS
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AUSTRALIAN PONIES
They said that the dead man must have been overpowered either by several persons or by some ex- ceptionally strong individual. since 1.042-Derby Day (Pih. 14); Stra-his face had been so pressed against throy (Black, 165); Vixen Tor the ground that his mouth was full (Proulx, 152). 2 and 4.
jui wesss. 1.034-Australian Boy (Davis, 158); Of course, this was bad for De
Centre Court (Deitz, 1C); }
Beat. His gigantic shoulders and Halcyon (Black, 140). 2 and stupid-looking little bead
bound to weigh against him with the jury.
head
Newfoundland-There will be Serenation issue for Newfound." land and future supplies of the current stamps will be on paper! St. Stephen's, Queen's, and "ying "my bid as one too attractive to Six Furlongs:- with the Crown Colonies Multiple Wah failed to stain a place in any turn down.** Scrint CA watermark
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Nigeria.--The new picturals. are issued in sheets of 60 (arrang- ed 6 x 10 or 10 x 6. according to shape of the stamp) with the De La Rue imprint in the bottom mar- gin and the plate number (1) at the bottom right.
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Selangor.
is - There
the possibility of the new Stamps! being withdrawn since At is rumoured the Sultan objects to the design and would prefer to have the name of the State writ- ten only in Arabic characters, as
levert.
The following have won the Gov-) ernor's Shield:
1922/1924 St. Paul's. 1925/2 St. Joseph's. 1928/30 No Contests. 1931 St. Paul's.
1932/33 St. Joseph's. 19324/35 Diocesan B.S. 1925. St. Joseph's.
POLICE LOSE LAST LEAGUE SOCCER GAME
Constant Menace
Little, since he smashed to his
1.231~Holiday Eve (Needa, 155);
Zodiac (Pib, 158); Viole Queen (Fung, 152). 2 lengths and .
irst British title in 1934, has be-11.22.2-Strathroy (Black, 162); Toj come a consistent menacé to pro- fessionals in open play. He was fourth in last year's British open.
He was low amateur in Merion in 1934 when he had a total of
306 for the U. S. open.
Ho (Marshall, 152); A Grand Time (Pote-Hunt, 149). 4 lengths and 3.
1.23.4-Bobnjak Star (Li, 162);
Derby Day (Pih, 162); Hal- eyon (Frost, 156). A length and 4.
1.18.3-Honey (Deitz, 146); Ranger (Black, 146); Violet Queen (Tang Man Wa, 152). 2 and i bead.
MONDAY'S STORY
were
Monday's story will be "Cornelius Acís,” by Norah Smaridge.
That, by the way, is typical of the way this case was conducted.
one except me, but wasn't this ob (Butler,viously the wrong method of ap- 152); Electron (Frost, 156):proach?
Lad
(Pote-Hunt,
His decision to turn profession- al will be a severe blow to the- United States Golf Association to One Miles whom Little was the "fair-haired 1.53.2-Vixen Tor (Proulx, 158)It may seem a small point. and it boy." With Little gone from
Saucy Face (Pih, 155); Rac-doesn't seem to have struck any- (Continued from Page 4)
amateur ranks, the barden of at-
ing Heart (Needa, 159), 3 tracting crowds" to the " U.S.
lengths and 24. 1.512-Lancashire Stephens, in the leader's berth, tournament will fall on such play- in the Selangor issue. This is, as yet rendered yeoman service for the
as Johnny Goodman Jack! ers only rumour. The Malayan Direc-Police and had very hard luck Munger and George Dunlap. tor-General of Posts states that when a wonderful drive from fully the reason for the name appear 40 yards out, which beat Oxford ing in other than English charac-all the way and struck the under- ☛ters on the new stamps is that part of the cross-piece, was disal-·
H.A. the Sultan preferred the use lowed for a goal, although the East of Jawi characters (ie. the script Lancs. custodian and both backs used in Malaya) and that the de-stopped play, thinking it was a sign as approved was better ba-goal. The referez, however, lanced than it would have been waved for the game to go on! with the wording in English.
Green's Reappearance Green made an
appearance on
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IMPORTANT MAMAK HOCKEY MATCH
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A Grand Time
Had the police beer less certain 150). 1 lengths and 14. of De Beer's guilt, someone might| 1.53.1-Yo HoTM (Marshall, 152); Zo-have suggested to them an alterna- diac (Pote-Hant, 155); Tin-¡tive theory, and one which I should zmith (Pih, 152). * lengths have thought was obviously worth 1.43.0-Snowy River (Black, 142) iad a practical knowledge of jiu- considering. If the murderer had Base-Ann (Deitz, 149); Night Star (P. Botelho. 152) and jitsu, he might not have been a big Racing Heart (Harris, 148).strong man after all. Neck and ha
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The 25 Chapter of the 17th issue of the CHINA YEAR BOOK, edited by H. G. W. Woodhead, C.BE, have as usual been revised or rewritten with the assistance of many experts, Chinese and foreign, and every effort has been made to bring information and statistics up to date.
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China's Communications — Railways, Roads, Post Office, Telegraphs, Wireless, Telephones and Aviation—are very fully dealt with.
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SOCCER SEASON UNOFFICIALLY ENDS TO-DAY
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$
Robertson As Half-back the Radio are hoping that U. B.
It is seldom realised how many Souza, the Portuguese goalkeeper, 1.50.0-Tinsmith (Pih, let Queen people have taken the trouble to
-152); Zodiac
Robertson will be at right-balf will be able to play.
(Proulx, 155);
and, providing he is од form, They have also been forced to 1.45.0-Electron (Deitz,
acquire this art; people who take (Fang, 152). 2 and 1.
Fowler should receive an abund- 144); Strait up don't always say much about throy (Black, 165); Spoy it, for fear of being laughed at.
ance of passes. The Fusiliers will Southern Rhodesia-The total the right-wing for the Police after make several changes in the for- value of the Silver Jubilee stamps a long absence from the game ow-
ward line F. A. Kemp, their
River (Ip, 140); 3 and 2.
felt like that about it myself. The best encounter to-day will probably be at full strength and You see, I realise that physically probably be that between South an exciting game should result sold was £37,500. We are not told ing to injury, and did exceptional-outside-left, will not be playing One Mile 171 Yards:
2.03.1-Bag Tor (Proulx, 160);
Fam rather a weed, and so when China "B" and the East Lancs. in whether this figure includes quan ly well. Combining brilliantly with and his place will be taken by
The Rifles will clash with the Shooting Star (Deitz, 151); Bose-Ann (Encarnacao, 156). I began learning jiu-jitsu. I said which the Chinese are making Navy, who have been very much tities sold to dealers or is merely Gough at times, he had bad luck Surjin Singh, their usual right-
5 lengths and 5,
nothing about it to anybody. And their last appearance this season weakened by the departure of that of counter sales.
in not equalising in the last min-winger, while D. Leonard, the St.
Joseph's footballer, will be play-2.10.1-Shooting Star (Froet, 1563; but for this same fear of being They are fielding the same
team HMS. Cornwall for England, but utes of the game.
Goldsmith (Pih, 149); Sauerdiculed, I should probably have my which severely trounced Recreio they should, however, give a good Abyssinia. A quite unexpected
Face Sandford opened the scoring for ing on the right-wing.
(Pote Hunt, 152). Sself suggested this line of inquiry last Saturday by half 2 dozen Radio-Man Singh; A. E. P. Guest change in the currency (from 16 the
account of themselves. lengths and neck. soldiers after 10 minutes, and S. Grewall; L. B. Kitchell, 2,024-Ranger (Black, 143); Austra-
to the police.
goals, and should fully extend the guerche-1 taler to 100 centimes scoring through
In the remaining senior games Not that they would have listen soldiers and many crowd of Hassan and a
Jagget Singh; D.
Lian Boy (Davis, 158); Gold-
even secure Kowloon and Lyemon are expect - taler) is the reason for the players in a gual-mouth melee, but Leonard, Sarnagat Singh, Gurbachan
ed to me. Being an important wit smith (Pik, 158). 2 and 2.
ed to record victories over Stone- issue of the new provisionals, and, Gough equalised a few minutes Singh, Kalwant Singh and Surjin 156.2 (record) Strathroy (Black, ness in & murder trial is one thing: the points. although they have obviously been later with a first-timer which had Singh
166); A Grand Time (Fknowing anything about the detec The Club have been materially cutters and St. Joseph's respective- K.I.T.C.-A. Pamzen; Karnail
Botelho, 159); Electron tion of murderers is another. After weakened by the absence of the ly produced locally, for once there Oxford well beaten.
Singh and Kishen Singh; J. Noronha,}
(Davis, 151) 2 and 4. ell, I am only a shop assistant.
There are only three games in appear to be no errors or varie-
Unfortnate Lapse
newly-married Syd Strange from Tara Singh and 1 B. Pereira; D.1 Miles
You can see, however, that mythe left-back position, Ses of surcharge.
However, luck was with soldiers Noronha, A. Khan, Awtar Singh, J. 2231-A Grand Time (Pote-Hatides was not all moonshine. People Nicholls, who fills the gap,
although the Second Division, the most in- and teresting of which is the clash 150): The Dania (Fros and a centre by Smith, the East Pintos and A. P. Souza.
keep between the Fusiliers and Eastern 157) Ranger (Black, 152), 4who have not learnt jiu-jitsu have lengths and 3.
no conception of the power which Skinner should be able to
from breaking at Chatham Road. As a result of 2234-Able Amazon. (L 155); it gives to an expert over even the the Fusiliers
Strathroy (Black, 152); Bag strongest opponents. You feel no through. Drown's inclusion in the their drawn match with the Rifles Tor (Frost, 158). 5 and 3.
apprehension, because the stronger attack at inside-left in preference during the week, the Fusiliers' make them throw themselves. they are, the more heavily you can te Ernie Strange, who is being re-chances of securing the runners- tained at left-half, is very sign-up position are very doubtful and ficant, and this will probably be their hopes will hinge on to-day's the Club's most dangerous wing, 'clash.
Argentina--A stamp with the Lancs. right-winger, was unfor- Portrait of Avellaneda will be in-tunately deflected by Blackburn corporated in the current low into his own net in an attempt to Steele; Roberts, Lawton and German; values series..
intercept. There was no further Smith, Sandford, Harmsworth, Riding scoring in the second half, which and Eckersley.
Police: MeHardy: Blackburn and Belgium.The Queen Astrid was dominated by the Palier team Brittain; North, Brooks and Parker; Christmas stamps became obsolete East Lance.-Oxford; Swain and Green, Gough, Stephens, Morrison at the end of February.
(Cont. at Foot of Next Col) and C. Pile.
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1% Mile 2.023-Yo Ho (Marshall, 162): 4
Grand Time (Pate-Hunt 152); Lancashire Lad (Put- ler, 152). 2 lengths and 3.
But I am digressing.
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