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Port U.K. Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 28 Sept. 28 Oct. 13 Oct. 20

Air-conditioned equipment on C.P.R. Trans-Continental Trains. Frequent Canadian Pacific Atlantic sailings to European ports.

TO MANILA

Empress of Canada on Friday, July 28th. Passengers to Manila, any class, must possess Cholera inocula- tion certificates issued by the Hong Kong Government authorities dated not less than five days nor more than three months from date. of arrival in Manila.

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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 27, 1989.

Elizabeth Bergner acts with ex- quisite poignancy in "Stolen Life," in which she co-stars with Michael Redgrave. A Paramount release at the Queen's Theatre.

FR. LEJAY OF ZIKAWEI VISITING FRANCE

Marseilles, July 20.

LAWN TENNES

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONS TROUNCED

New York, To-day.

A great surprise was caused уск terday by the defeats of the Wim- bledon singles champion. Bobby Riggs, and Elwood Cooke, with whom Rigga also holds the Wim- bledon doubles title, in a tourna- ment at Seabright, New Jersey. which was arranged to select the United States team for the Davis Cup.

Riggs was beaten 5-7, 4-6 by Frank Guernsey, a youth from Florida, who has been little heard of so far, while Cooke was defeat- ed equally easily by the 17-year- old Jack Kramer, by 3–6, 4–6.

The defeat of the two Wimble- don champions makes composition of the Davis Cup team even more difficult. Since the time of Donald Budge it has been felt that the American players, though some times very good, have lacked reliability.

This criticism is now consider- ed justified having regard to the lapse in form by the two Wimble- dop champions, who were beaten by unknowns in practically their first tournament since their return from England. Trans-Ocean.

INDOOR BOWLING

MOLTHEN AND

Father P. Lejay, Doctor of MRS.

MRS. SOONG WIN

Science and General Director of

the

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Zikawei Observatory in Playing in a ten pin match in |Shanghai, arrived here this even-third round of the Mixed Pairs Com- petition at the Hong Kong Bowling ing the Messageries Maritimes Alleys yesterday, Doc Molthen and liner, Athos II.

Mrs. Soong

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Mrs. E. Soong beat Mr. and Mrs. S. A Father Lejay, one of the most Ismail by 105 points. brilliant of the world's astronom-Doc Molthen ers, is going to Paris for a short stay before he leaves at the end of August with the French dele- gation for the September 4 Geo- physics Congress in Washington.

Total

S. A. Ismail

Mrs. Ismail.

Total

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SPAIN UNITED

Paris, To-day.

At this Congress, he is to pre- sent a series of papers on his find- ings in the field of gravity in the Philippines, on his discovery of a new instrument to measure the The Spanish Embassy has issued levellings of axes of astronomical a denial of rumours of differences instruments and on his researches of opinion between Spanish leaders. Spain and soundings in the ionosphere The statement says that which are expected to contribute to-day is united more solidly under time towards the science of eradicat- General Franco than at any ing echo in radio.-Havas. in her history.-Trans-Ocean.

SOUTH CHINA WINS

Ipoh, To-day.

The South China A, A. touring team defeated a selected team by 4 to 1 on Tuesday. Fung King cheong (2), Chan. Tak-fai and Lai Shui-wing were the scorers.—Our Own Correspondent.

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Kruschen Made Her Slim, Healthy and More Active

Overweight and rheumatiam often go together, because they frequently arise from the same cause. It follows, there- fore, that the remedy which cures the one complaint will also cure the other. That was what happened in the case of this woman.

“A year ago,” she writes, “I was racked with pain from rheumatism and other complaints. I also put on 50. much weight that I was ashamed of my..... figure. I used to feel so miserable, until I was persuaded by my husband to take Kruschen Salts. After taking Kruschen for a short time the rheuma- tism grew less painful, my nerves got. stronger, and I lost a lot of fat. I am not boasting hen I say that I feel younger and more active every day. I much better figure and am much wing was healthier Pin1 have been for some Sta

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