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Chess Notes
(By "Recorder")
The Colony Open Chess Championship and the Colony Junior Championship are likely to be played this year though the chess season may, As a result of the decision to hold these two tournaments, be extended into the early sum-
mu.
representatives.
Colony
The Colony Championship, No. 5 for the purpose of the -Tournaments are managed by a invitational.
A newcomer to the committer from the Kowloon and Virinci who could prove senior status 1'h
Clubs, The Kowinon on the basis of performance Chess Club Contultter will meet lekewhere than in Hong Kong within the fortate to consider should be ranked No. 10, follow the hunting of the tournament! ing the lowest-ranked this year, and shotikl a favour, i qualified senior. able vote be returned, a meet-j
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CHINA MAIL
HONG KONG, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947.
·SING TAO TEAM
Shanghai, May 2. The Sing Tao soccerites arr due to return to Hong Kong by cis on Saturday, The game this afternoon against Coin- bined Talug Peh.and the rail. way workers was washed bui. -United Press.
TODAY'S
SOCCER
Hard Court Tennis Championships
Bournemouth, May 1.
The British Hard Court championships are head- --ing towards international finals, with Over- seas' players appearing to dominate matters, The men's singles semi-finals tomorrow will find no home player in action. The last four are Sturgess, South African champion, John Har- per, holder of the title, Sumant Misra, of India, and Ignacy Tloczynski, of Poland, who will be paired in that order.
In the women's singles, how. in ever, Enginud in more favour The two remaining games the First Division of the Football ably placed owing to brilliant League will be played this atter-displays in the quarter finals to- noon on the Club ground when day by donn Curry and Betty South China meet Devons at 4.30 Bilton, The strongest argument
who eliminated ing of the Colony Champion favour of the Hastings.Margate pm, and Club play Chinese Ama
system in that it immediately tours at 6 p.m. Flop Committer will follow.
Tomorrow the sensar elally when informs the wakl-be partici- Prevints 10 1981.
how many closes when the Champions versu Junior Colony
Championshipj punt of vuxietly
the Real games will be played on play, Colony games he will have to Institutesh the
The Club ground. Championship WWCA genuinely namely, nine--no more and no "open." The Colony Champion-fers. ship'mmittee in 1911 limitei it to payout white kitil won first _mr_secotul_place_ in a club chịun pionship in nng year, whether ebrewhere. in Big Wong on Phyes not qudige in this manner compete in the Colamy Junior Championship, a first or erond place in whirl touran ment pramates them to neslor] status and the right to compete in the "Open."
The are now sine qualified senior players in the C'talowy. They inclule 1wo former l'olony Champions, D. E. de Carvalhu | and K.M.A. Barnett. The others are Karel Weiss, G. S. Coybea H. W. Randall. To Yu Lau, A. Biriukoll, A. Kurrik # S. Novikov.
There
New System?
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Club Tournament Eighth round results in the Kowloon Chiss_Club Chum- pionship were: Henry Külght Leat 3.V. Tanz. Eugene Tausz beat V. V. Kalatelit, Arthur Grams feat Major JJ. Young
Tournament
Sing Too have won the cham- pionships of both divisions. Their senior side will be up against a very strong team composed mostly of players invited by the Associa in for the trip to Shanghai,
The following are the teams=
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Imprudence Wins 1,000
¡Guineas
OPIUM CONTROL
Nanking, May 2.
The United States Embang · here has sent to the Chiseie Gonerment a proposal for the international suppression of optian,
The proposal aaka for a direct exchange of informa tion in future regarding opium
The netlvitter. smuggäng plan, it is learned, is at pre. the pent bring studied by Chinese authorities concern- ed. Reuter.
Huge Drug Haul In Cairo
Calro, May 2. The Calro police. have seized an enormous haul of haskiab- one of the biggest drug hauts East in recent in the Mille
DISTINCTIVE
PORTRAITURE
SIA STUDIO 10 Ice House Street.
Artist
Clips
Along Profitably
New York, May 2.
Landes Lewitin, artist, has just sold some scraps of paper, pasted together on a piece of laundry cardboard, for a neat $600. Lewitin's one-man show, at the Egan Gallery, is. giving Manhattan art lovers their biggest thrill since the advent of Salvador Dali. "But with me. It is always beauty," explained Lewitin, who I was born in the valley of the Nile, mostly "while with Dali, it is shock."
Lewitin, a slow.talking, brown- haired man in his attics, uses pair of scissors, a pot of paste, and clipped bits of colour from magazines, to form his picture.
10,000lb. Of Jade Stolen
Seattle, May 2. The theft of over 10.000,
"I nlp my colours from any. thing," he said, "from the Satur dlay Evening Post, Collier's, Coro. net, the National Geographic- anything that catches my eye."
Called Collage
the scattereit lb. of jade, helieved to the
bulk largest bits together on the laundry card. be Mme. Corbieres Imprudence, by years in a desert gun battle board until they turn up as a amount in the United Canet out-of Indiscretion, and the with-Bedouin-smugglers... completed painting-called a coi- „States, from a Seattle
Newmarket, May 2.
horses.... Two French-trained
American-owned
Then he paster
The Narcotics Branch of the lage.
South Africans Mrs. Summers and Mrs. Muller, respectively:
Australian op-.j They have an position tomorrow. with Mrs. Bolton facing Miss Hilton and Mias Mrs. Hopman opping. Carry, sc there are possibilities of an All-English, All-Austra
Anglo-Australian in. final.
Sturges "eghiimues-ravourite
Rone O'Lynn, L. Lawrence.... by Mr. Craske 127 R.A.), Dear (45 for the men's title after his
police received Recret This is Lowilin's first public storage lot, is reported Cdo.). Tae Kam-hung (S. China); dr.full of Mottram, but Harper fought out the finish of the One Cairo Sheppard (27 R.A.). Airoan (S. he gene quietly through to the Thousand Guinens here today, information a few days ago showing of 18 collages, although by the Arctic Circle. Ex-
Anderson standings: S. Joseph's),
classle that the smugglers were plan- he completed them about six ploration Company. (R.A.F.);| semi-flual with convincing wins Imprudence winning the Novikov 61: H. Knight 6-2; Tse Kam-ho (S. Chinn). Chow and will not surrender his title by a neck, with the best of the ning to Au the Suez-Cairo road years ago.
Officials said "It is the first time anyone has
the jude, in Man-chi is. China) Sewell without a tense struggle.
British fillies, Mrs. 8. Juel's Wild to bring their valuable legal done it in colour," he said. "Some houlders ranging from 200 to K. Weiss, JV. Tansz 3-2; E.
Connors and Inskip Sturgess lost only four Child, only a head away, third. Taurz 33; V.V. Kolateholl,| (R.A.F.),
(Devons).
The belting was; 4 to 1 Im-argo to the capital.
1,500 b. cachi, in valued at be- games against Tony Mottram,{ A.E. Comen 3-4; Major 4.3.
A squad of police was sent did it in black and white. Reserves: Yu Kai-yan (CA. one each in the first and third prudence: 1 to 2 Relique: 7 to 1
"Picosso did it in an abbreviat.tween US$25,000 and US$30,000. Young 26; 5. Walther 0-6.
SC.
Fake Yu-wah (Eastern), and two in the second, which Netherton Maid: 100 io u Fira- into the desert, where they inided form, but I am the first io dui was mined along the Kolak Wai-kuen and Chu Wing keung
a complete picture." (5. China).
The smugglers' camel caravan B. Gesang (St. was proof enough of the Soufliment; 100 to 9 Solpax; 100 to 9n wait for two days.
Missolonghi 100 to 8 Rose O'Lynn
Charles Egan, manager of the River in the northern part of Alaska's Seward Peninsula and Joseph'),
Lass King-cheong African's mastery.
100 to 8 Wood.
100 to appeared yesterday, and it was gallery, appeared a iltile dazed. (Kwong Walt),
Tough Battle
Tropical Splendour; 100 to Hidi-
"Artists are wild about them," brought to Scattle inst, Novem Players and reservok ure To- Misra had a trugh five-set
mag 20 to 1 Wild Child: 25 to 1surrounded and ordered to sur
"You see, these were ber. quested to report at the dressing battle with II. F. Walton,
At Once: 26 to 1 Benane: 33 Le renter. Instead, the smugglera he said.
A Company official said the There dunes the
rook to the sand
and completed six years ago, room at 5.30 p.m.
R.A.. champion, before win- The following will represent
opened fire.
are only about 20 etllages' in the thieves used trucks and derricks to haul the loot away from the The Rest against Sing Tuning 6/3, 3/6, 3/6, 6/4, 03.
After an hour, however, they entire world.
atornge lot. Champions of 2nd Division at 4.30 while Harper's winning score
ran out of ammunition and Cnx (Navy). Wollige against A. E. Rawlings was like
surrendered.-Reuter. (Land Forces).
Cruminney Sturgess, 6/1, 6/2, 6/1. (Navy); Martin, Stean (Navy), Tłoczynski won his match of Collaco (Palice);
Hendersall
hard and long rallies against
Netherton Maid still led Im- (Club), Sullivali (Wireless). Lee the South African Eustice Fan-
Stevens (S. Chino).
prudence at the half-way mark, Yuk-tak
Wong Tat-sheunin, who looked likely to with Relique, Neocracy, rament (Dockyard),
cover at one time, but the Pole
and Difima At Once was too quick on his fect. order. (C.A.S.C.).
Reserves: Dix (Devens), Yuen
Alt the women's quarter-finala Garner Police), Delping (R.A },
(9, China), Yau-sheon
Going into the dip, Imprudence were tease, Ming Curry taking took up the running from Nolher- Plavera are to report nt. the two sets, each by is, to ton Maid, with Missalonghi, Wild dressing room at 3.45 p.m. eliminate Mrs. Summers, while Child, Rose O'Lynn and Tropica Miss Hilton avenged the defont Splendour moving up to challenge. of the previous week by beatington Maid began to fall back and
Coming out of the dip, Nether Mrs. Muller 7/5, 6/2.
Imprudence was hotly challenged
American Baseball
New York, May 1. Brooklyn wned Chicago S to le now considerable!
2. the Didgers. increasing their antiment in faviar of institNational Lengue tend to 15 games ting
for the system
over the Pitisigurgh Pirates and Colony Open on Margale
anti
dumping the Cubs
third Intu Hastings lines,
place. make the Tosrunment 23- The Dodgers scored three runs mual Our round invitational offair limited to tes players. The second faning on two hits
This
and four walks and added sløgle
It would involve the setting allies in the seventh and eighth up of a ranking Hat of available ! innings. participants. invitations heityj
Diger Jackie Robinson got a extended serially, in the first, dimble, ending his hitless string place to the top ien players mulat 20 indings,
Jin,:
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Benane lost several lengths at the start of the race, and Nether ton Maid, although also lasing ground; quickly showed up front of Imprudence, Runa, Dial- ma, Firament, At Once and fle- lique,
next in
No Wonder Luhber Is Scarce
Artists Fill Gallery "Artists all my gallery all day
Inga." Altocno, Pa. May 2. Jeff Davia, King of the Hobocs if the people of the world don't of Americs, predicted here that
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He sald the jade had to be long and they all wish to paint cut by large, specially made diamond-studded snws, which he the collages."
in are unavailable Better than that (from Egan's helleyes point of view), three have been Seattle.
helloved the He said scld, and the show just opened. The prices range from $200 to thieves plan to ship the stone $800.
to Ching, where it can be more "We'll sell them all within a cnally cut into ornaments or few days," Egun sald "You can't stones.-Associated Pregs, de that well with orthodox paint.
Asked the planned to do any is an expert in oils-shrugged and mere collages, Lewitin who also
Mrs. Bolton, of Australia,) by Roge OLynn and Wild Child, cooperate. they are going to eva. repiled:
be that I began one put out Britain's Mrs. M. Men-Imprudence Just held on to win
"Every time zies by 6/4, 6/3, while Mrs. thrilling race, covering the mila in favourite plaid flannel shirts, said, be my last.
Davis, wearing
hls of these, I always sold it would Who knows? An Itopnian dropped a set to Mias 1 minute, 40 neconds.
Netherton Mald E. A. Middleton before the Aus-
was fourth, "it's no wonder tumber is scarce artist never knows what he will The following is the programme arranged by the Shanghai Foot-talian won 7/6, 1/6, 6/1 Woodland Lass sixth-Reuter."
·Tropical · Splendour fifth and too many people with chips.on do next."
their shoulders,"
A visiting artist Irritated Lew ball Committee for the Interpart Reuter..
The graying veleron cf the Itin by saying he planned to rond. although troubled with fall make some collages that were past 25 years, has been appoint- Soccer team from Hong Kong:
Saturday, May 19-Shanghal
ing eye-sight, is planning a lobby. much larger than those on ex. y. Hong Kong.
11:-Combined
ing campaign for super-highways, hibition. andday, May
wide and emooth enough for hell. cepters to take off and land. United Press.
in the event of one 151 C Jahnny Mize blasted his eighth declining the bavitation, to us home of the season in the seventh many more from No. 11 an m necessary to fill les places
games
with one base to enable New [ York to edge cut St. Louky 0 to 5. The Cincinnati-Besion and Of the Colony's mine qualified senior players. It is unlikely Pittsburgh - Philadelphia that more than four or five | were postponed because of rain, would be ready to play should Louis smothered Washington un. tournament be held. There 14 der an avalanche of runs and hits, much to be said in favour of 14 to 5. The game was marked allowing players of intermediate by a dozen extra base hits includ. strength ta fl in the vacancies, ing Jer Heath's two home runs.
The New York-Chicago paticularly as the top-ranking
Philadelphia.Detroit games intermediates are not too far
were postponed because of bad off senior standard.
weather. The Cleveland and Bos
on teums were unscheduled.
Stores:
the
Interport Soccer
Chinese v. Hong Kong, Tuesday, May 13:--Hong Kong v. Shanghal Nan-Chinese,
Thursday, May 15:-Shanghai and Hong Kong Chinese Y. Shang- hai and Hong Kong Non-Chinese, The Hong Kong Interport team, consisting of 17 players and three offelala, Tenvo for Shanghai by plane on Wednesday, May 7, and 0 is expected to returp by May 17..
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Two difficulties, arise, The first what is to be done about new.omers to the Colony? The answer to this, I think, is who has that * *newcomer achieved senior sintus in an- Chicago other port or city should be Brooklyn
Winping pitcher, Higbe. ranked immediately below the "lowest-ranked. locally qualified St. Louis
Bendor. The probability of all New York the Colony's qualified senior ac- cepting the invitation to parti- Washington cipate in the tournament in St. Loul
light, and it la unlikely that u qualified newcomer would thus be frozen gut.
The second difflenlly regard- ing the institution of a rank- ing list has to do with the rank- ing of players who are inactive but are nevertheless qualified. I think they should be allowed to keep the positions they will be ranked in taltiolly. Thus, if ranking players Nos. 3, 4 and 7
Landon, May 1,
Valley Handicaps
The following are the hand. caps for tuke Sixth Extra Race Meeling to be held on Saturday, May 10.
2nd Race Warwick Farm Stakes, 1st Section-1 Mile.
Blue Peter (150), Burge (145),|
tenm. The French football
May 3, arrived Swallow
South Africa Score 167:
Worcester, May 1. South Africa scored 107 in ro ply to Worcester's first Innings : total of 202 when the season's first firstclass cricket mätch con- tinued today.
Perks, Worcester fast bowler, took five wickets Itr 05 and Jack- son four for 63 runs,
Worcester were 83 for seven
pcrate."
one of
"His may be large," Lewitin said, "but mine will be the best."
-United Press.
Want a Bathtub? Mexico Has 'Em
Reynosa, Maxico, May 2.
which in meeting England at Emperors Gate (153), Golden wickets at the close of play and About the only bargains in Mexico these days tor 13h ་། 1 Highbury on
(145), Golden Wheel led by 118 rüns-Reuter.
....14 20 2 here tonight. They will have (150), Hostile Witness" (158), Winning pitcher, Jack Kramer. the first practice on the ground | Kelly' (159), Lola Sapolá' (150),
-Associated Press. tomorrow.-Reuter.
Golf Championship Quarter-Finals
Ganton, May 1.
The English golf championship, which have been in progress here since the start of the week," reached its quarter-finals stage tonight, with eight survivors-L. Geager, Stanley Lunt, S. Kennedy, Gerald Micklem, A. Keith, John Pennin, Charles Stowe and R. P. Russ,
The feature of today's play two last green wins today. In was the elimination of the hold the morning he beat Kenneth er, Jan Patey, in the fourth Thom and then eliminated F.
Normandy (153), Richard I (145)
and Tootsie (159).
3rd Ruce-Hervey Bay Handi- cap. Ist Sectign-14 Miles,
BAKSI LIKED
THE GRUB
Landon, May 2.
tourists are bath-tubs, Gone are the days when tourists could cross the border and find, for a price, the hard-to-get articles that weren't available in the States.
No longer do travelers haul. back nylons, bottled-in-bond -
usual curios; leather articles The American heavyweight Jue quer and Sugar. Except for the Franklin's
· Arablan Moon (145), Crown Witness (150), Eastern Diamond Bakai and his wife Anne returned (140), Fat Choy (137), Flying to London from their vacation in Wheel (140), Miami Beauty Czechoslovakia today well fed. (147), Midnight Express (140). "I never saw such grub in my National Congress (149). Penchelt life," the fighter said. “We had a
6th Race Sharks · Bay Handi- cap. 8 Furlongan
K.B.G.C. TEAM
and glassware, the tourists are: finding only one bargain: porca- lain bathroom fixtures ・・
For
Hood Gift
Timperley's New Post
- Shanghal, May 2. H.J. Timperley, the British newspaperman who has covered China and the Far East for the
Head cd
of he Research Section of the United Nations Public Information, Department, reporta reaching here from New York disclosed today,
and
Author of several booka on the Orient, contributor to many magazines
correspondent for lending American and British newspapers and news agencies, Timperley was Acting Director of CNRRA!s Depart- ment of Public Relations in Shanghai before he joined the United Nations Organisation In America.
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Besides
his journalistic activities in China for the past and yesra, his Chinese foreign friends will remember him and his close friend, the Inter Mr. W.H. Donald, both boen Australians, us having advisers to the Chinese Govern- ment-Central News:
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10.0m-Dolls Progate Summary
12:47 pm-Clenn Miller, a 21la Orebéten. 1.00 pm-News: Weather Report" and
p.id.Orchesizal Interleds,
parehontal.
1.18 parloty, │[
Philadelphia: May. 2. (137) and Rese Emma (153). xwell time visiting relatives and But some aren't taking many. some unexplainable 4th Race-Killara
A cap, gown and hood from St. decide not to participate this
Handicap. teeing sights." 1st Section--1 Mile.
American-made bath- Andrew's University, Scotland, An ex-miner, Bakal said 'ho' reason, year they should be allowed to
Argentine Mcon (145), Elmer probably would leave on Monday, room fixtures; part of a build has been added to the extensive keep these places where future
(144), Fifth Alarm (142), Hurrun a tour of England's coal mining bottleneck north of the collection of Frankliniana at the on a frequency of 845 kilocycles from 12.80 to. 2.00, pan, and 6.50 tuurnaments are concerned and
cone (139), Kim (144), Royal miners as a guest of the Govern here.. But border officinis, while The clothing, similar to that megacycles in the at metre band ing districts to speak to British border, often can be bought University of Pennsylvania! to 11.00 m. and also on 9.52 the ten participants, on the re-
Commission (150), Spanish Onion mentUnited Press sult of the tournament, be rank-
reporting there have been worn by Benjamin Franklin when from 12.30 to 1.15, 0,30 to 7.30. (145), Thunderbolt (135), VJ ed Nos. 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11,12
Day (154), White Dragon (154),
noveral Instances of slake com- he received the honorary degree and 9.00 to 11.00 pm and 13, invitations for the next
and Wodonga (143).
moles and bathtubs going to cf doctor of lows from St. An- ILK T. tournament to be issued ogalu,
Texas builders, caution that it's drew's, was prosented to the un first to the top ten and then to
long way from a big business. verilty in connection with its land. Playtim as many others na will be round by Lant, who won the J. Brown, a Yorkshire County Air Borne. (202), Dalay Selled to represent Kowloon Bowling where a dollar-flush war worker The cap, down and hood woly 4.10
The following have been select. The war-time nylon trade, 1947 founder's day observance. "quired to fill in the vancanies.
title in 1984 and now making | player,
(140), Jeep Leo (195) and Based upon tournament TE
Kennedy, n Lincolnshire pub kumpata (145).
Green Club In a friendly lawn conld get all he wanted for $6 a gift from the National Sceloly sulta in 1940-41 and 1946-47 the bold bid for further success.
... Pennin, 1987 and 1938, la lican, aged 58, is a former 6th Race Hervey Bay Handt. bowls match against the L.B.C. cn a pair, ended when the stock of the sons of the American He. following should be the rank-another former champion to Huddersfield, Burnley and Ful- cap. 2nd Section-1 Miles Surdo3 ing flat for this year's cham survive and he is likely to be ham
V. C. Dixon, H. F. Shield... hocame more plentiful in volution, Franklin founded the footballer, ex-cricketor
the States and the bottled-in. University of Pennsylvania in Al Fresco (130), Argus (152), pionship: ANY
Included in additional players and heavyweight boxer, who Burgomaster (182), Canary (140), McGowan, A. J. C. Aitken (Skip, bond sales dropped when re- 1781-United Press, Ranking List
for next week's Walker Cup has chipped and putted his way Flying Arrow (140), Hoi Follo! H. A. Lammert, E. F. Pope, J. C. ports got around that some of 1K. M. Barnett, 2. Karel trial as his form here suggests to the advanced stage. Kouter (140) Honeybolle (102 Phillips, L. G. Coomes, 1. Newton, tourists are oven snubbing the Meyer, S. Randle (8kip), R. P. the stock wan, watered, Now Wolks, G.S. Coxhend, 4 that he has fully recovered
Asher (144) and Kockaburra
Ar J, Hall, (Sk(p). (239), D.E. de Carvalho, G. To Yu Lab; from his illness during
701 Naco-Kara Handicap. 6. A. Biriakoff, 7. A. Kurrik, winter.
and Stowe 8.8. Novikov, D. R.C. Gardner,
2nd SectionWille, B London, May 2 10. F.X. Boquiira, 11. Henry Walker Cup trialists, and while
Avilon (150), Cooper (147) Although there have been Knight, 18. H. Bollerand, 13, Stowe won two games today several offers far the French Two Happy Valley (150), Lightning Eugene Taust, 14) J. V. Taust, convincingly, Micklem had Thousand Ouinen - Candidate) (149), Lucky Strike (188), Man 15. V.V. Kplatchoff, 10. H. hard struggle, going to the 19th Parisien, the twner M. L Vola terploed (109), Red Fox (150), Danenberg17 do Carval halo In the morning and win terra has decided after all not 1 14 Shanghai. Beauty (148), Speed ho, 18 A-E Como, 19. Major ning caly on the last green will the harm/1will run do bway (188) Sunshine (188) and PUK Young, and 20, R.C. against PB. Lucas, the left the Two Thousand
Pizza ha tha handed International player in morrow in Meyou indall ta,not ranked the
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NOT TO SELL
Whirlaway (140)
8th Race Warwick Blander, and Berton
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opportunity to take two kilos (about three, pounda) "of sugar back into the States United Frena,
IRC BOWLS TEAM Rad
The following have been select ed to represent the Indian Re creation Club against the Kow loon Bowling Green Club st: Aus" "Hafoss
In Road tomorrow at 5,30 pan
Hookah "A. K. Limil) MCY. Adul, A. Minu (ship) A
Londen May
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