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DEVELOPMENT IN THE SAAR

OUTPUT OF IRON RISES

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Saarbruecken, To-day.

According to the report of the Special Plebiscite Commissioner for the Saar. Signer Bindo Calli, exist this body has ceased to since March 31, 1936. The report states that it had been resolved to dissolve this committee in March, thanks to the satisfactory spirit of mutual understanding, which had greatly contributed to the smooth and punctual settle. ment of the business.

Since its reunion with Germany the Saar has experienced a mark- ed revival. The number of peo- 'ple employed rose from 21,000 in 1933 to 30,000, and the output of raw iron also increased from 1.7 to 21 million tons.-Trans-Ocear Service.

CITY LIVERY CLUB

Members Welcomed To Cologne

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Cologne, To-day.

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About 110 members of the City Livery Club, including the Lord Mayor of London, Sir George Broadbridge. who arrived here yesterday on his way to Baden- Baden, were given a reception in the Town Hall and welcomed behalf of the city by the Deputy Mayor, Herr Ebel; who referred to the close commercial ties which have existed between Cologne.and London since the the city of middle ages.

Sir George thanked the speaker and expressed the hope that the old-established relations would be further developed in future.- Trans-Ocean Service.

HERR HITLER AT KIEL

Enthusiastically Welcomed

NOVA SE

GULF

"KALIFAT

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1936

Rescuers are here shown digging to free the three men en- tombed in the Moose River gold mine at Moose River, Nova Sestiz, where the men were entrapped by a cave-in last month. At the upper right is H. R. Magill, a Toronto lawyer, and at the lower left is Dr. D. E. Robertson, chief surgeon of the Toronto Hospital for Children, part awners of the mine, who were trapped with Charles A. Scadding, their timekeeper. Wisps of smoke from 2 wood fire caused the investigation which revealed the cave-in. The map shows the location of the mine.

US. BASEBALL RESULTS

TIGERS BEATEN BY WHITE SOX

CARDINALS BOW TO PIRATES

New York, To-day. The following were the results The arrival of Herr Adolf of the League baseball matches Hitler in Kiel for the purpose of played yesterday:— inspecting the fleet prior to un- veiling the naval

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Kiel, To-day.

memorial at

National League

Labce to-morros. gave rise to an Cincinnatti

scene

of

enthusiasm. Accom- Chicago

mander-in-Chief of the Navy, Ad- Boston miral Raeder, Herr Hitler inspect-New York

ed the Guard of Honour that had

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4 12 3 9

5. 14

Berger hit a home run.

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PAY UP LAME

Reason. For Derby Disappointment

last

C. G. SILVA'S

RINK HELD TO

4-SHOT WIN

(Continued from Page 4)

Takoo, who visited the Bowling

STARTERS FOR OAKS To-morrow's Classic

At Epsom

London, Yesterday.

The following are the probable

Green had to come away pointless starters for the Oaks, which will

SAGITOW" Zdr

as expected, although I thought a be UNJA at Epsom Downs to closer finish was likely., Duncan played A

ably brilliant game,

Traffic Light (Dick). Veuve Cli- backed up by his Number S. and

(E. quet

Salopette Smith), had Weir's rink beaten after the Beary). Thalia (Marshall). Tre- fourth head! The score was then lissis (Joces). Tideway (Perry- 4-1 against him, but by the 19th man). Feola (Fox), Barrowby] end it was 29-4 in his favour Gem (Pat Beasley), Silver Birch and he ran out with 20 shots in (Harry. Wragg), Her Sister hand

(Smirke), Lovely Rosa (Westori), Miss Windsor (Arthur Wragg),! Adam Holland, against his old Royal Buchy (Brethes). Ferry- team-mates skipped by Chalmers, bridge (Gordon Richards), Chi- (had a very happy game and, alberta (Jellis). Felsetta Sirett).; though he held the lead all the Chinese Star (Lane) and Deten- way, there was only six in at the tion (Steve Donoghue).. {end.

No jockeys have yet been de-

Holland Confident

Chalmers, although ill, played cided for Crested Crane, Beautiful

a great game and on occasion Girl and Satire.-Reater.

first breaking up the head with

3 heavy one and then out drawing Holland for the shot with his other wood. Wallace proved tha: he has lost none of, his canning by beating Macfarlane's four in a dour game. With the home skip leading by 18--11 the Tai- koo team received a new lease of life to score 11 on the last five heads to pull the match out of the fire.

Unexpected Result

CRAWLEY'S SIXES AT LORD'S

(Continued from Page 5) Verity, the conqueror of Craw- The most unexpected result in ley, exploited his long reach in a the Second Division on Saturday fashion which suggested that he was the defeat of Craigengower has swiftly found himself, so far by the Football Club "A" term. as flight and length are concern- The big win was chiefly attributed. With his next ball he defeat- able to Rodger, who had a smashed Moore, and after Walker's valu- had been rounded ing victory over L. C. R. Souza.able innings Not only was he well supported off through a clever running catch that Hutton made, the left-hand- but he played-a brilliant himself. repeatedly scoring the er distinguished himself by fore- ing Hendren to lift the ball extra-shot.

K.CC. are, like their big bro-slightly to short mid-of, where. thers, playing very well and had Mitchell did his part magnificent- no difficulty in taking the points ly from

Club the Football

At lunch the M.C.C. were" 109. "B" team, winning all round in spite for five, and the champions were

looking like champions already. of being away from home.

game

Smailes had begun to take wic-

The Bowling Green and Club de Recreio also won on foreign soil, kets, although neither his length jas I anticipated, while the Police, nor his fast-medium pace were as for whom Logan is in good form, impressive as they will be later their on Two fell to him quickly after avenged the defeat which seniors sustained on the next lunch, the seventh at 118.

Then, to help in a rally with green.

Aird, came

his Smith One of mighty clouts off Verity was too much for Hutton, fielding near the sight screen, and the ball crashed into the young Yorkshire- man's face.

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JUNIOR TENNIS TO-DAY London, To-day. Pay Up's disappointing dis- (Continued from Page 4) play in

Wednesday's Derby,

Fortunately the pace of the ball, When Yorkshire batted they,80 minutes; and then Leyland EH E. when it finished fourth after The following are selected

was broken by Hutton's hands, were much less aggressive than smashed the bowling about 5 6

1being made favourite, a per-teams for to-day. · enthusiastic and unparelleled Hollingsworth hit a home run. formance which astonished its Indian R.Com Hassan and A. K. and he was able to walk off the they had been in their field work, such hearty Yorkshire fashion connections, was due to lame-Rumajahn; T. Ali and M. I Razack; field with a comrade's assistance. and only 25 runs were put on by that he put on 37 out of 54 in 50 Bowes Breaks Back! 4 Sutcliffe and Mitchell in the first minutes, being eventually bowled panied by the War Minister, Mar- Hack and Hartnett hit homers. (ness, it was revealed to-day. A. K. Minu and S. M. Rumjahn.

minutes Bowes greeted his fellow York- 40

before Sutcliffe's by Peebles. shal von Blomberg, and the Com-

The colt was very lame

Dad; G. . Khan and M. Ramsan; Ashiremen with a broad grin, and stumps were scattered by a grand Mitchell remained unbeaten and 1 night and could hardly move p. Souza and J. M. Pinto. 1across its box. Its off forefoot Army TC-Sergt. MacAlinden considerably increased his aver-break-back from-of all people-looked well set. He has already

own Bowes! . was very hot, suffering from 8 and Sergt. O'Connor: Serg Major age at the expense of his 4 severe jar, and the shoe was re- Imrie and Cpl Lawrence; S.QMS team-mates before the brave and

sturdy Aird moved for a poultice to be ap-Kingsland and Sergt. Peckham

was beaten. CBA. G. Gurevitch and E. A. Oplied to the foot, which is re-Angus, S. Fowler and F. Angus, Ginnings ended

ported to be beter to-day.

Claydon and D. Smith. The Control Board an- Police RC-A. R. S. Major and 13 20 2nounced that the dividend pay-L. H. C. Calthrop. B. G. Baker and...............

was forecast as follows, S. Smith, G: A. Carruthers and C

18 shillings, Pile. 10 16 3 first £42. second

South China A-Wong Chi-pus which started at and Y. C. Tang, P. Liao and G. M J. Moore and Grace hit home per unit,

half-a-crown and increased to Tsang, W. Mok and Y. L. Kwan. five shillings and then ten shill- R.C.C.-K. Brock and C. A. lings, as the race drew near.

Blum, C. Crabb and A. E. Perry, W. W. Hirst and F. Goodwin.

been drawn up at the station, and Boston then proceeded to the Railway

Bridge, where he boarded a pin- New York nace and went on board the flag- Ripple homered. ship "Admiral Graf von Spee."

which then put out to sea accom-Brooklyn panied by three torpedo-boat Bordagaray and Bucher homered jable Botillas-Trans-Ocean Service. Philadelphia

NEW NORWEGIAN

TANKER

Launched In German Yard

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Oslo, To-day.

A single-screw motor-tankship.

American League

:

Entries For Macau Races

(140),

The entries and handicaps for Call (140), Foxbridge (140), Gold 1 the Jane Race Meeting of the Coin (147), Gold Currency

Gold Eagle (140), Gold Picker (140),

Pittsburgh

7 15

1

St. Louis

Reuter.

2

1

Chicago..

6 13 Hayes hit a home run. Detroit

0

5

Goslin homered.

5 9

6

8

Hale homered.

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&

0

6 18

Philadelphia Washington

Q 5 5

7

capable of carrying 14,500 tons, St Louis destined for a Norwegian ship- Cleveland ping

recently company, was launched at the German yard in Hamburg. The ship is built ac-New York cording to the German designs for Boston such large tankers.-Trans-Ocean Service.

INDIAN CONTRACT SECURED

BY GERMAN FIRM

,

(Continued from Füge 4)

5 lbs.

three.

3 Macau Jockey Club, to be held at Humber (140), King's Parade (144),, Macau on Sunday June 1, are as Lemberg (151), Mersey (158); Mike follows:-

(140), Night View (153), Paymaster-

Popular (140), Plain View (150), Race Course Handicap, (1st See- 21tion), Nice Furlongs Boxing Eve Star (140), Potlatch (140), Pride of Tringtao (168), Ocean View (140),) (155), Copper Idol (120), Daylight Old Star (161), Rugby Star (140), Eve (153), Double Chance (144), R. T. P. (140), Shamrock (140), Foxbridge (140), Gold Coin (147). Statham (140), Sylvandale (140), King's Parade (144). Lemberg (151) Unicorn (140), Valley View (140); Mersey (158), Night View (158), aid

Warrington (140), "Wext Parade TO-MORROW'S BOWLS CARD Star (151), Plain View (160). Pride (147), Young Chap (168).

of Tsingtao (168), Popdar Star Race Course Handicap, (2nd) UNEXCITING

(140), Sylsandale (140), Warrington Section), Nine Furlongs Balios Kassel, To-day. Against the

(140), West Parade (147), Young (151), Burgomaster (145), Delight keenest foreign competition the

Chap (168).

ful Chance (165), Emergency Call "do (145). German firm of Haenschel and In the Second Division, the NB. I the two top-weighters

Gold Carrency (140), Gold; Sons, Kassel, has received an or-Footballer Club "A" team, now not accept all weights to be raised picker (140) Humber (151), Mike

(140), R.T.P. (140), Unicorn (161),, der from the Great Indian Penin-that they have fallen thto their

Choi Ma Hu Handicap, Six Fur Valley View (160). sular Railway for 47 replacement stride, should to continue in win-longs-Gold · Eagle (145), Ocean The Ladies Handicap Sprint, boilers for locomotives, to thejning vein, and I do not think the View (159), Paymaster (140). Pot (Unofficial Race),

a. Mic value of RM 1,500,000.

(120); -Trans-Police will stop them this week. latch (145), Rugby Star (140), African Eve (165), Boukes.

Classic Hall (168), Friar John (140), Shamrock (148), Strathala (140). Ocean Service

good 2

Grand Stand Handicap, One Mile. Greylag (130) Ginger (166), Hay chance of securing their fizt ~Bistre (144), Donovan (140), Tor (162), Mountain Air (100). DUTCH PROFESSOR HONOURED "double" as the "B" team are fav-Flybynight (142), Great Ball (151), Paul Jones (150), Starlight (140), oured to best Club de Recreio at Harvest View (157), King's Bounty The Goods (130), White Stars (120).

Their greens are (110), Monoplane (144), New

(161), Mayflower (256)

In connection with this meeting Amsterdam, To-day Professor King's Park Ucxknell of Hamburg has been very similar and the ground han-(181), Rose Evelyn 1140), Tiny Star the Macau Jockey Club is running

the dicap should be very small in this](144), Victoris Hall (146).

a dollar cash sweep for each race, made an hontrary doctor of

South China Cup, One and a with a through chance for the State University Utrecht case.

of amongst other foreigners to be Other winners should be the quarter Miles-Balios (140), Boxing whole meeting at $7 A2 cash

Eve (156) Burgominster (140), honoured, on the celebration by Civil Service, ECC. and the Copper (140) Daylight Eve sweep has been organised for the the University of its 200th anni-Bowling Green, all of whom are (162) Delightful Chame (140), South China Cup, the principal versary Trans-Ocean Service. at home.

Chance (144), Emergency event.

The footballers have

Double.

Miracle

Star

Was

batted 2% hours. Hutton for the day's last batsman to When Barber was rather

join The tunately caught in the slips it him, and the younger player is This happily little the worse for that at a quarter-past was Smith who bowled

second wicket fell at 50, scored in untimely knock on the nose.

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