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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 29, 1940.

CIVILIANS PLAY WELL CLODIUS

BUT BEATEN 4-2

(By "REFEREE")

THOUGH CIVILIANS were beaten by 4 goals to 2 by the Chinese in the Semi-final of the Lai Wah Cup Competi- tion at Causeway Bay yesterday they were fully extended, and, had the Civilian forwards being a bit steadier in their shooting, a different tale might have been told.

Civilians made several changes in were concerned but he lacked ex- goal. His their advertised team as Williamson and perience in leaving his Fowler were absent, the former owing | taking of goal kicks was good. He

keep with practice.

MISSION IN ITALY

(SPECIAL TO "CHINA_MAIL") Rome, To-day.

It is reliably learned that Dr. Clodius, the Chief of the Economic Section of the Ger- man Foreign Office, is des- perately attempting to se-

to work and the latter as the result should develop into a first-class goal-cure from Italy the rolling

of injury sustained on Saturday. The only reserve to turn up was Forrow of Club.

Bone was the only weak link in a good defence, Maxwell at right half A. V. Gosuno took the pivotal post-played a sound game and assisted A. V. Gosano greatly while Honniball was tlon with Forrow as inside left, Rum- jahn was brought into the team at his usual self with his tackling and clearances. Blackburn was prominent the last moment on the right wing.

at backs and saved his side on se- veral occasions.

Taylor, who played his first repre- sentative game in the Colony, gave a brilliant display in goal. His handl- ing was safe as far as high balls

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GOBANO DISTRIBUTES WELL In the forward line Bickford not in his best form but sent over good centres, Forrow his partner showed good ball control but did not In seem at home in that position. the centre-forward berth B. Gosano opened up the game with good passes to his wing.

Pryde and Rumjahn were handicap- ped by weight, but on the whole did well.

stock so badly needed by the German railways.

It is recalled that Germany has al- ready made similar efforts, in vain, in Belgium, Holland and Rumania.

It is, however, highly doubted whether Dr. Clodius can succeed as Italy herself needs all the rolling stock available to her.

The only materials available obsolete vapour engines as most of the Italian railways are electrified.

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ITALIAN INTEREST Furthermore, Germany is unable to pay Italy in currency and is offering. only goods in exchange. Italy is especially interested in German coal, and it will be recalled that before the war she took 7,000,000 tons from Ger- many, mainly transported by sea.

It is precisely the shortage of Ger-

With the Civilian defence playing close to the attacking forwards Chin- ese did not have much scope for in-man rolling stock which prevents con- ter-passing, and, as a result, most sideration of a barter arrangement danger came from the wings.

on a coal for rolling stock basis as the transport of such enormous quantities of coal to pay for Italian railway cars and engines would defeat its only purpose.-Havas.

A. V. Gosano in the centre tackled well and quickly and was their main stumbling-block. Chan did not have the opportunities he has had in other games and Lee was too closely at- tended to be very dangerous. Hou Ching-to was the more dangerous of the winners.

In defence Choy in goal again did well and brought off many good

saves.

THE PLAY

NAZIS IN NIGHTSHIRTS

80,000,000 Nazis in nightshirts nation without pyjamas.

The game started with the Civilians

This is what clothing rationing will pressing and in the few minutes they mean to Germany, according to Wil- had two chances to score. Play was liam L. Shirer, an American journ- taken to the other end and Tayloralist in Berlin. was called upon twice in succession. He broadcast to his home country

The Chinese scored through Lee

on the Columbla system the other Wal-tong, who received a pass from day, and asserted that this nocturnal Fung, and shortly after Chan Tak-fal regimentation of Germany would re- scored, though Taylor was at fault sult in a total saving of 400,000,000 with this goal. Before the interval

units on the nation's Pryde equalised with a good shot.

textile rationing cards.

In the second half the Civilians made desperate efforts to equalise and Rum- "Jahn narrowly missed when well placed. Hau Ching-to placed his side

further in the lead when he beat

clothing and

PYJAMAS TOO DEAR

A nightgown or nightshirt will con- sume a quarter of each person's wardrobe allowance for the year, but pyjamas would cost an extra five

Taylor from close in but Rumjahn units.

scored shortly after.

There are separate cards for men, In the last ten minutes Hau Ching-women, boys, girls and children be- to received a pass from Chung Yung- tween the ages of two and three. sum to score the last goal of the match.

Tin-

Chinese:--Cheung Wing-chof; Lee (Continued at foot of next Column)

SWAN WAS FIRST CASUALTY

First-aid workers at the

Hendon

A.R.P. depot in Daws-lane, Mill Hill, had a swan for their first casualty, and they have dealt with it satisfac- torily.

The swan fell exhausted and in- jured in the road near the depot, after crushing into telegraph wires while in flight.

A party of first-aid workers went out and brought it into the depot, where they applied suitable treatment, including a dose of brandy. The bird is now making satisfactory progress as an in-patient.

LOCAL DOLLAR

The demand rate on the Hong Kong dollar to-day was 1/2 13/16,

The London on New York rate was quoted at £ — U.S.$4.0250 and the New York on London · rate at

2-U.3$3.09.

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