1936-09-23 — Page 6

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SMITH HERE Inspection Of RAF.

At Kai Tak

COURTEST VISIT TO CANTON

Making his final tour of in- spection of the Royal Air Force Station at Kai Tak, Air-Com- modore Sydney Smith, the Air Oficer Commanding. Far East,

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- YOUNG AUSTRALIAN HERE

K.C.R. TIME TABLES

New Schedules Announced

Commencing from Thursday. October 1, there will be some Eric Malpas, a young Australian slight alterations in the Kowloon- known as the "Cycling troubadour." Canton Railway time-table The arrived in the Colony yesterday local morning train will leave for from Thursday Islands, in the Shumchun at 6.30 am. instead of [course of his travels round the 6.35 am. every day. The morning will de-

arrived in the Colony yesterday GREAT FUTURE FOR world lat 3.45 pm, having made the trip from Singapore in a fiying: boat.

Originally, two RAF. fying boats were expected, but the other

DONALD BUDGE

龌

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Advance Of Badge

express train to Canton It was five and a half years ago part at 8:25 am, five minutes that Malpas started on his travels earlier than the present schedule. after buying a bicycle from 20 No alterations in the schedule. Australian aboriginal for ten skill-of the moon express

be ings, and since then he has visited made. She will leave as usual at

are to

was forced to return to Natrang. Compared with Perry his game New Zealand, ` Ceylon, Arabia. 12.45 p.m. The afternoon express. Indo-China, on account of bad is more set and formal. He has Egypt, India, Malta, British ixiex, which leaves for Canton every day weather encountered mid-way Rot the elasticity that Perry has France, Germany, Denmark, Nor-at 5.05 pm, is also scheduled to between the Paracels and Hainan in his game, the flashes of super way, Sweden, Belgium, Canada, depart five minutes earlier. Island. She is expected to arrive skill that place Perry almost in a United States, Mexico, South For the convenience of the pub- here this morning.

class by himself.

America, Dutch East Indies. thetic an extra notice board, contain- Bad Weather

Philippines and Fiji.

ing the time-tables, has been put Describing his trip, Air-Com-

Budge and Quist have both Arrested Many Times jup by the railway authorities out- modore Smith, who was met on

Possessing a fine baritone voice,side the Star Ferry Wharf on the arrival by Capt. W. J. R. Cragg made a definite advance this year. (representing His Excellency the Budge's game is more mature. His he has been singing in the streets mainland.

back hand drive are in every country through which he Governor) and Wing-Commander service and A. G. Bishop, said they left Singa-as good as ever, and his forehand has passed. For this he was ar He rested 43 times in America and pore on Monday and arrived the has improved enormously. same evening at Natrang, where hits it flatter and with greater has also been imprisoned in Ger- they remained overnight. They speed. His volleys, too, are more many: France, and Denmark!

While in America he visited John resumed their fight for Hong decisive, his backhand roller be- Kong at 6 o'clock yesterday morning hit with extraordinary crisp-D. Rockefeller, the American multi- millionaire, and also sang before Jing, but on the way they encoun-ness.

Badge shows every promise of the California Legislature, which tered very bad weather, 8-2- Te~!

The 104th Meeting of the Board salt of which the other boat de-developing into a great champion. gave him a recommendation to the

His temperament is almost ideal. late Will Rogers. In England he of Education was held on Monday That was

He has the capacity for taking met Gracie Fields and had a picast There were present the

cided to turn back. (about 10 2m.

Likes Present Life

There were strong head winds pains, yet an 'even, care-free tem ture taken together with her. throughout, occasional torrential perament that will not allow him irains and no

time.

LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION

An Inspector's Post Vacant

Director of Education, Mr. G. R

Of all visibility for four to worry about his game.

An English friend bet him when Sayer, B.A., Chairman; the In. hours, which caused his boat to players he seems to me tempera- he was in Germany that he could spector of English Schools, Mr. T. reduce speed to 65 pots at one mentally the most ideally equip not shake Herr Hitler's hand, but Rowell, B.Sc.; the Inspector of

ped.

after lying in wait for the German Vernacular Schools, Mr. Y. P. Law, He would inspect the station he made during the last summerstrasse, he did.

Quist maintained the

advance Reichsfuehrer outside the Wilhem BA; Mr. A. el Arcalli, Bev. Fr. G. Byrne, S., Ph.D.; 'Mr. L. D'AI- this moming, he said, and to-

Malpas calculates that he has mida e Castro, Jr., BA; Bev. J.. morrow would fy to Canton, with in Australia. He has consoliċat- Squadron-Leader Willock, to pay

ed his game all round, hitting his travelled 127.000 miles-more than R. Higgs, BA; Sir W. W. Hornell, LH6 a courtesy call on Generalissimo round shots firmly and a perfect five times the circumference of the Kt, CLE, MA., LID.; Mr. Li Tze

Chiang Kai-shek The Air-Com-

length, serving and volleying at-earth by land and sea during the Fong, Mr. B. Wylie, and the Secre- curately, and making few mis- last five and a half years. When tary. Mr. E. J. Edwards. modore added that he would re-

The Board met and considered Manila, Borneo and Sarawak, sub opponent, there being few

anation relative to the filling of the ject to weather conditions.

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English Schools.

Papers Laid Papers relating inter alia to the following matters were laid on the table after circulation:-

(a) The Class 2 examination and the Local Examination Syndicate. b) Scheme for eye-inspection and provision of spectacles for

attending pupils

Grant-in-Aid

Crawford alone of the leading Siberia. He will go to Europe vacant post of Senior Inspector of The New Aerodrome Asked if any extension of the players has shown a slight fall-again from Siberia.

Australia, Formerly a clerk in RA.F. Station at Kai Tak, both ing off in form. This was not his

lucky season. Beginning in the Malpas's enthusiasm for travelling regard to personnel and ma- chines, was contemplated. Air-Davis Cup in America, he had the as not been the least dampened Commodore Smith replied in the misfortune to be beaten by Budgee says that he will continue his negative. As regards the zero-chiefy through being foot-fault-present mode of life as long as he drome in the New Territories, heed at critical moments in the said the only thing he knew about final set.

At Wimbledon he played Von it was that it was under construc-·

Cramm од court sufficiently

a tion.

Air-Commodore Smith was ac-slippery to be prejudicial to his tion in the game as in the pre-

(e) The conversion of Un Long English companied by Group-Captain A. foothold; in the challenge roundious year. Hilda Sperling is still EL Peck Chief Staff

Officer of the Davis Cup he met Perry the French champion; and Helen

Jacobs succeeds Mrs. Moody as Rural School from an

Wimbledon. The School to a Higher Primary Verna- champion of Squadron-Leader C. S. Riccard, in super-champion form, and my Pilot-Sergeant Elder and a crew self possibly playing better than

form of the women has, as usual, cular (o Sin), and the new jof five

fluctuated. A ranking list would syllabus for Standard I

(d) The new Trade School be most dificult to compile. Promising Youngsters

Jever before.

Crawford's Trouble

As for English players, the

Schools-

The other bost. carries

I believe Crawford's chief Squadron-Leader Flynn, Officer Commanding the Straits Settle-trouble at the moment, apart from ments Air Force, Flight-Lieaten- the fact that he has never been dearth of promising youngsters, ON SOCIALISM AND Tants Abrams and Wairing and allowed to rest from tennis, is a

Second-Pilot Meynell.

ARMED ROBBERS' BIG HAUL

Contractor's Flat Visited

TOY REVOLVER AND KNIVES USED BY INTRUDERS

Lendency to put on weight. Actual-jat any rate among the men, is still apparent. Though there are ly, though he looks a great many įmany who are showing improved

years older, he is only just twenty-form, and one or two from whom nine, and there is no reason why it is not foolish to anticipate good with better luck next year and

FASCISM

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It

plenty of training to keep his things, there is none who bears weight down, he should not re-unmistakably the hall mark of a Socialists should wave the fing of patriotism against the Jingo. champion. gain the high position from,which

That, however, is not to say that English, people were patriotic. he has temporarily fallen.

none will become a champion. They loved their country. The women, as the men, have retained very much the same posi-The progress of champions obeys was a feeling to be reverenced, [no rules. They develop young, and not to be sneered at because

They show it. led them to be humbugged. Northern Chinese followed him in they develop late.

They show late The way to begin to interest and produced knives and what ap-learly promise.

promise. The only thing they this influential section of Eng- A gang of armed robbers made peared to be a revolver. They

to make it also a successful raid on the second then ordered all the occupants of have in common is that they even-lish society was

clear that the Socialists floor of No. 229 Nathan Road in the floor into one room, and forced tually arrive.

But if they are to arrive in love their country and want to the early hours of yesterday, and the contractor's wife to produce these modern days, one thing is make it a happy land for all.

The safe brought away with them a haul of the keys of her safe.

certain. They must possess speed The Socialists were guilty of $813 worth of jewellery and $275 and the rooms were searched and

They must possess either speed of not knowing how to use these in money.

rified of valuables, including a shot or speed of foot, or speed in people. They were content to added According to a report made to pair of gold and diamond drops taking the ball after its pitch. sneer at them. Yet, Ithe Police, 2 Northern Chinese worth $600.

Perry owes his supremacy to Mr. Priestley, the letters he had went to the premises at about 8 They went away about an hour his speed of foot and his speed is received after writing his a.m. and said he was sent with later, leaving behind three knives taking the ball after its pitch. It"English Journey" proved how gifts by the contractor's Shing and the revolver, which turned is speed which the only differ- many well-to-do folk were hor Man foreman. The contractorĵout to be a toy.

and rified at learning what misery [ence, between the champion himself was at that time in Shing The Police suspect that the rob-those who lag behind. The only there was in the country and But how difficult to were anxious to know in what Mun.

bers were formerly employed by difference! As he was admitted, three other the contractor at Shing Mun.

way they could help.

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