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SOFTBALL STARS INVASION Two Good Games Over The Week - End

Champions Of Kwangtung

(By “Grandstand")

Softball fans will find plenty of action this week-end out at the Recreio Ground. King's Park, as the barnstorming True Light Collegians meet the local glamour-gorgeous All-Stars in a two-day double-beader. The first game will start at 6.00 p.m. on Saturday followed by the final tilt on Sunday morning at eleven.

Thi The and time that the At a recent meeting held by Suns la and "Softball" in the Softball Association,

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PIGEON PIE

London, July 14. Only 40 of over 3,000 prize racing pigeone have returned from France to England in meckend contests, represent- ing a lows to oteners of nearly US $1,000.000.

L. Gilbert, Secretary of the National Flying Club, quid: "I am ofraud thont of the fant birds made pigeon pie."-- United Prean.

American Baseball

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C.B.S. Swimming Sports

Excellent sport and some close Anishes were witnessed #1 the swinning sports of the Central British Schooí yesterday at the European Y.M.C. A. bath.

Several of the swimmers show- ed great promise expecially the Anderson sisters. The programme was varied and well drawn 1) and attracted a large number of entries.

Free

The fullowing were the results: Now York, July 15. Sentor Girls 26 yards Free In the National League, Chien-Style:--1, S. Anderson; 2, H. Is Anderson; 3, L. Skovov. Time: nine-game

R 4/5 sts. streak by upselling Boston 5 to 4,

Sent.r Girls Brave Pitcher Johnny Sain Softball, each

50 yards forced to leave the game when he night to feature a loties und

1, S. Anderson; 2, L. there's gate,

was hit in the right hand by a Tine drive, Cub Rightfielder Bir

Nicholson homered with one The Caby scored three In t seventh on three singles, one walk and one hit batsman

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The woodgr Perently won the Creat The 15th Kwangtung Prov.De al Meet. and schtile The long its The atenggłow of their Banquet Triomph, will go all wat

ume the petals,

Alice Mar Not Available

Food For Olympics

Landon, July 14, Foreign athiries

coming tn Britain for the Olympic Games? next year will be able to bring Jurly 25 3, of food and no more than 5 b. may be of any one Find the Minister of Food. Mr. are emptain-dale Strachey, told the Commons

tely. el by Firskemikor Betty Li ana Konch "up" Kal We will prob nhly qurt Lan Kwok-ping on the amand with E nume

The Tenedichters

Replying to a question by Mr. femid. Williams

(Cons), Mr. ane : Bijeley sold:

Although if wa

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Japanese Raise Gold Price

Tokyo, July 15, Effective from July 17. the official purchase price of gold will be rais- ed from 17 yen to 75 yen per gramme, the Japan- ese Government an- nounced today.

zanoinen.

The government ment stressed that the upward! revision of officlal prices of gold and silver does not have, anything to do with the expert. ed fixing of foreign exchange rates,

The silver purchasing price will be revised from 300 yen tr 1,300 yen per kilogramnie.

The revision is said to be a measure to help the gold and silver mining industry, Current purchasing priers-prices which producers are required to turn over gold and silver to the Government-were and to be to

tion costs. Central NewM

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"THE JEWS"

Nottingham, July 14. Six trading German journal- inig visiting Britain were told here today by Brigadier V. T. R. Ford, the National Food Controller:-"We

have Large-te black market nelivities in the East Midlands section. They are mostly in London and chiefly committed by Jewn.

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The big profiteer, do not care two hoote about imprison- ment or fines and they pay "huge, amounts la Larristore. They will pay any amount, thene Jews."-Reuter,

Driver A Persistent Offender

prosecuted in

5.1. Eggleston the case of Chan Yuk Tin, 30,

ty 4. 4. Mahon. Time: low in comparison with produe-driver of the Public Works - Skover: 12 Mesm

Senior

Girls 100 yards Free ↑ Style: J, H. Anderson; 2, J. Me. Mahon; 3.1. Muckle, Time: tab. 24-3/5 aves.

Rotary Talk On Salvage

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Senior

Girl 60 yards Back Stroke: -1, S. Anderson; 2, J. Me. Mahon; 3, P. Portallion, 37-173 sers.

Time:

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Score: Chiengo Boston Winning Pitcher Emil Kuch. Smashing out three homers, the hard-hitting New York Gian downed Pittsburgh 5 to 1.

Th circuit hitters were Johnny Mize. was Mize 26th homer Bill Rigney and Sid Gordon, 20

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expretend Tint Alice Mar would be ; country are allowed to bring with to the 20 Brown hits, haif Stevens; 3, P. Sullivan.Time: 21 play one of the most important he again Hot wala apparently she is

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Athens, July 14.

Greek Government Forces were reported here to- night to have broken the belt thrown around the Greco-Albanian border town of Konitza yesterday by 1,000 guerillas, and to have as- sumed the "full initiative."

The official Greek News Agency said the guerillas were thrown across the Borgzani Bridge, six miles away, after a pre-dawn counter-attack, and were then held down by artillery fire. The local Greek Commander was quoted as saying he had sufficient troops to control the situa tion. Some troops had been rushed by air and road.

The Athens newspaper re- ports of the fighting and that about 60 of Konitza's attackers had been captured. A number of these do not speak Greek, the reports said..

Fighting today was fiercest In at a village called Ayos Niko Inos, both about timetres the Borgzani bridge area and

Kung's Suggestion

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Big Quake

exceed In Colombia

Minister, today urged the Gov-

Shanghat, July 15. Dr. H. H. Kung, former Chl. Premier and Finance i parument, who was fined a to-

tal of $500 or one month's in- from Konitza, Government re-

ernment to levy a property tax prisonment on three charges ports said. and dismissed on onc charge

Latest

and "commandeer" Chinese do necounts reaching when be pleaded guilty to two

posits abroad to tide over the Athena discounted carller re- chargect of carrying excess pas-

present economie crista, Singers and one charge of ports that the "International

As Chian la now fucing a cr excessive speed Brigade" engaged in fightinttical period it in the moral ob- driving at an record attendance at the before Mr. F. X. d'Almada al but re-affirmed Albanian parti ligilon of the wealthy to cou Senior Girls 50 yards Breast Rotary Club luncheon yesterday Central Magistracy yesterday.

cipation in the attack. Stroke-1, H. Andersen: 2. M.C.B.E., R.N.V.R..

heard Captain W. A. Doust, 3. I. Eggleston told the court

tribute their The Australian, United States country, Dr. Kung is quoted by wealth to tho Нопк Poliart; 3. P. Portallion.

Kong's that in company with 8.1 Time: Salvage Officer, give an epic Summers

and Soviet representatives of the Chinese press as stating, he was driving car 11-275 rees.

account of salvage Middle Girls 25 yards Free activities in war time.

Nationa work and No. 519 along Causeway

Balkas Bay the United

However, he said, Chinese de- Rond when defendant's lorry Commission, left Salonika by posits in the United States were the Style, N. Stevens; 2,

The spenker Eager; 3, P. Sullivan: Time: 18 Britain

described how No. 6230 overtook his car on the air today to investigate the not started her wartinic right at about 50 m.p.h.

furge frontier Sighting.

rumoured. salvage organisation from At about 2.00 p.m. at Bhek-O

amounting only to some $280,- Middle Girls

A senior Greek Government 000,000. In order to overcome 50 yards Free scratch, due to pre-war elimina Road he stopped defendant's Style:-1, I' Sullivan; 2. J. tion of civilian

and found that it had official said that the salvage con- torry

Greek the present Kager. Time: 38-4/5 sepa.

crisis, Dr. Kung ponies by German competition, carried 14 persons in excess of Cabinet believed the Konitza at- Middle Girls 25 yards Buck and how it was gradually built the six allowed.

tnck to be closely

urget the Chinese people to in- connected Stroke, V. Jillott; N. up with selected persomiel, to!

At 10.50 p.m. in King's Road with the alleged plan by Greck mise in consumption.Reuter.

crease production and econd stopped defendant'a Communista to form a "free went may be of any one

for extra basen, Brown sees,

roles in the total war

effort, lorry and this time it had 23 Pitcher Sam Zoldak and Fira Rind. I see no reason to vary Batsman Walt Judnick led the Stroke:--1. N.

Middle Girls 25 yards Breast being one of the operational persons. In excess of the six al government **

lowed.

This belief led to further ar- this concession for Olympie com-attack with four hits

accompanied every Stevens; 2. 1. units that 3. Enger:

invasion force and subsequent- N. Brandt.

rests today of Communists and Time: ench, includ her | pespas."-United Press.

ing Judnick's tenth honter of the

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ly engaged in clearing wrecks!

Left-wing supporters officially Repson two doubles.

Junior Girls 25 yards Free from re-occupied harbours.

put at 1.600, but claimed in Washingten....

Visiting Rotarian N. Moulson Style:-1, M. Musketi; 2. C. from Bwansen 0

Left-wing circles to 17 20

brought greet- ..... 13

Eager; 3. S. Winterton. Time: ings to Hong Kong from uls

3,000. 18-1/5 secs. The Philadelphia-Detroit

home club, and other Vising

The Cabinet now has definite was postponed by rain.

Fren Rotarians welcomed were W. A.

plans for cutlawing not only Gard-Foges from Bombay and T. A. Wang Pak-lak, zoolle, were in but alt pelitical parties "asso- In the National Leagee

Bogota, July 15. Chan Kam-mun, bontman, and the Greek Communist Party, cal supplies and old to quake. The Government rushed medi. games, the Philadelphia Phillies hallos corge Munger's string Stroke, C. Eager: 2, S. Win- Messrs. R. Hazzard, F. E. Skin-shou: 6.60 pan. on July 14 that to establish

Junior Girls 26 yards Back Guests at the luncheon were such a hurry to get on shore at einted" with the alleged scheme, Colombia, cut off since Monday

stricken Posto in seventh consecutive victories

defeating the St. Lout; 3. M. E. Roburson. Time: Pritchard H. Vincent, they did not wait for the third-ment," it was understood here. capital by Cardinals 5 to 2.

a "Free Govern from communication, with this 25-175 SOCH.

WF. Pritchard, J. M. Elit. J. class gangplank to be let down Philadelphin...

Junior Girls 25 yards Breast. Conklin and W. Springall

a series of tremors Mass Arrests St. Louis

Stroke: N. Tinims; 2. H.

before they jumped

feared to have caused heavy Winning Pitcher Hughes.

chaing on the beams of the pler clude further mass arrests, und |

These 'ans were said to in-casualties and damage. Everett (Bull) Lively of in-

sees.

Unofficial repo:ts said when the "Northern Star" was the closing down of newspapers hundreds of bulidings in- Pasto,, that cinnati hurled

Senior one-hit gam» ♫

Girls Diving:-. I. League-leading Me. Mahon.

Anderson: 2. S.-Anderson;-3,-J

going alongside.

That being a contravention of and Left-wing EAM

-owned-by-the-Communist Party n-eily-of-50,000-near-the-Ecuador Brooklyn Dodgers Noven game.... win-streak by retiring the last 2

frontier glmont 300 miles south Middle Girls Diving:-1.

the "Star Ferry" by-laws, the N. men it succession.

Stevens; 2. V. Jilloti; 3, N before Mr. F. X. d'Almada

Seventeen girls were lined up two were arrested by a Ferry Order, M. Panayotis Kancilo- also were indientions that Ipiales, The Greek Minister for Public of here, lind been wrecked. There Cincinnati

Brandt.

af Inspector and charged

before Central Magistracy Brooklyn

yesterday Mr. W. H. Latimer by. Inspec- Cabinet has agreed

town southwest of Pasto, had poulos, sald today, "the whole; Giris Diving:-1, C. charged with obstruction, and Junior Eager; 2, J. Gardner; 3, C. Gard- were all bound over in the sun;

tor J. Orem at Kowloon yester-sures"

been affected.

News of the earthquake filtered secuting officer told the court Magistrate that that was a very "was much improved," and that of $50.

Outlining the case, the pro-

a roundabout Latest reports from Epirus, into Bogota by The prosecuting officer told the said the situation at Konitza course many hours luter-Asso- Me. Mabon; 3, D. Inglis. Time: that at 9.25 p.m. on July 13 8.1. dangerous practice

cinted Press, 29-2/5. Mech.

Jones and a party arrested 10 would result

as a miss the Greek Army had Senior Boya

relieved 100 yards Free of the girls at Johnston Road

their being the town, Guerilla forces were Style:-1, R. Matti; 2, J. P. near Queen's Road East and

quashed. Caynes:

A. Inglis. Time:

another seven girls at Hennessy Declaring that it was only reported to be withdrawing. min. 15 secs.

Road near Fenwick Street. help you to help yourselves that Senior Boys 200 yards Fres

The girls, in spite of repeated action was taken," His Worship Style: 1. R. G. Matti; 2, J. P. Warnings from the police und aned fixat defendant $25 Caynes; 3, Anglis. Time: 2 mins. an obstruction with the result in eustudy) $20 or five days' ime the bench, contlined to causa second accused (who appeared akti

Senior Boys 50 yards Back that the police had no alterna Stroke:-, G. Blenkinsop: 2. A.

CZECHS' WIN AT ZAGREB

st her maine does

A more $10. nd appese in the pestet. Alic Slar used to take aver burling dufir fatlas glorious Canucket. To Fuc In WAF And knowledge of The All-Star - weak- }

are any would have helped the True. Highters great deal. The visiting team will or in path the 16th

All-Star Bate up will feature the buttery of Terry Noronhac and Patsy Rikard the Wichons in

initial clash,

with Dolly Brown, youth-pw twirles at the Hack Hawks chucking

then to Margie Xavier in the final game,

Ref

positions will be held by Thg Soaves, Benedine Remedios, Tilda Sare, gud Ada Castry with "Gerli Gan rowing. Fly-chasers with kibers, Lelia Gana | decide_who_shall play the Unitedsnapping-the- and "There a 1-metios,

Slugging Power

For the second game, Korha will be switched

ether with Adu Tastin sevon 1,^ while

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Terry to the

Castr

Hi Soares and Sheila SLAB will be the change in the

Unfortunately, several players have not been able to turn out Joe pranier, being scrupled with school examinations, but it 5 hoped that they will be able to make the ants and strengthen The side considerably.

The Kwangtungites have the advantage of being is trim and victorius in their recent flag paès, and should give off the best,

The Starlettes inve aisa had several astings with Coach Ha! Wingle, tnber up for this BATORS REP. Their main hope is in their lugging power, ex- truding

all the way down from "Girl Gans, former star the Erin Villa

sqond Shanghai loop, and despite years

of

the

of inactivity, Girlie's eyes have not been dimed and can punish that apple like

wonder, and so on all down the line of this "Sugar" team.

Who's goitig

sabe. Anyone

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Zagreb, July 14, Czechoslovakia, by winning the doubles today, gained a winning Teach of 3/0 over Yugoslavia in the European Zane Davis Cup final.

They will

now meet the winners of the American Zone Lie between Canada and Australia is

0-3.

States in the challenge round.

In today's doubles, J. Drobny V. Cernik beat D. Mitic and J. Pailado 0-3.

6.1 and Yesterday's singles results, were: Cernik beat Mitic 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 and Brubny beat Pallado 6.3, 8.0, 2-6

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Winning Pitcher Lively. The American League New

York and Chicago game was pos. poned by rain.-Associated Press.

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HAWKERS FINED

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IN MEMORIAM

A memorial service was held at the Jewish Cemetery yesterday

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arraigned before F. X. d'Almada who died seven years adat

A batch of 10 hawkers were in memory of the Jute Mr. Tobias, at' Central Magistracy yesterday Rev. Mr. Eleazer officiated. charged with obstruction In various parts of Central District widow, Mrs. Agnes Tobias, Mr. Among those present were the and were given fines ranging Boris Pasco, Mr. A. Ramond, and from $20 to $35 and confisca Mr. and Mrs. Lo, of Lazarus & tion of the goods.

Mr. d'Almada said:

"I will Co. not healtate to impose heavier fines in future if you people will perälat in causing obstruc- tions. You have been warned

by the court and by the police in loud-speaker patrol cars.

"I do not wish to deprive you people of your livelihood but

RADIO®

ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting the law must be enforced. In a frequency of 845 kilocycies you are not sure of where you from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m., and 6.80 can hawk, sak the police your Hawker's Association. or to 11.00 p.m., and also on 9.52

megacycles in the 31 metre band "I have said it before and Ifrom 12.00 to 1.15, 7.30 to 8.30 will repeat once more that I and 0.15 to 11.00 p.m. will not tolerate these obstruc-H.K.T. tions.

12.30 p.m.-.ij. Programme Summers. 12.31 p.m.-Dab Crosby and Its Bob Cala., 12.47 p.m.-lth Lorand and Her Vian

nes Orchestra.

1.00 pm-News, Weather Report and

Announcements.

Bill Edrich and Denis Compton, whose third wic-Inglis; 3. D. Inglia. Time: 40-1/5

ket partnerships have been a feature of Eng- land's test matches with South Africa, today Stroke-1, K. G. Matti 2, G. Senior Boys 50-yards Brosat unleashed an onslaught against Leicester-Blenkinsop; 3. 1. MeNay. Time: shire's bowlers and added 277 runs in two|

35-1/5 seca, hours and 10 minutes for a second wicket part-Style:-1, A. McEwen; J. Woods Middle Boys yards Fres nership for Middlesex.

3, . W. Sullivan. Time: 33-2/3 The close of play scores In Africans for 114 (J. Boucher tak. sees. irst-class

matches ing seven for 371, the Gentlemen!

Middle

Boy's vere!...

100 yards Free

The press office of Dr. Leopold Figl, the Austrian At Northampton: Northamp wickets, and, continuing batting, min, 21-2/E SECH.

of Ireland scored 117 for four Style:-1, A. MeEwon; 2, R. W.

Chancellor, categorically denied today that tilt tonshire 208. Somerset 220 for were all out for 202.

Sullivan: J. R. Stewart. Time: 1 the Russians had officially intimated that the seven... nobody' Imsiness. Dolly Brown alse of the At The Oval: Kent 258 (Paw.

E. Shearer, the English amateur Stroke:-1, 3. A. Salter; 2. A. Middle Boys 50 yards Back

Russian Zone of Austria must not be involved same squad is auther willow son 1 Surrey 280 and 94 fur International soccer

by the Paris economic conference or by the centre. McEwen; 3. R. A. Stevens. Time: forward, and the Rev. J. Barnes, 47-1/5 nece

latest Austro-United States relief agreement, At Nottingham: Nottingham- Rugby International, who scored

Meanwhile, the Austrian Gov- shire 330. Yorkshire 201 for 43 and 57 respectively, added 83 Stroke:-1; M. A. Saltor; 2. R. were disagreeably surprised to win? Quien four (Watson 67, Yardley not for the fifth wicket-Reuter...

Middle Boys 60 yards Breast ernment, like the Austrian people, who is sucker. out 74.) enough to predict the outcome of

Sullivan: 3, E. Brewin, Time: the attitude taken by the Husaiatz AL Weatcliffe, Easex: Essex clash between

41-3/5 unknown 330 and 40 for three. two

Commissioner, at the last Allied quantities is free to do so, but tershire 330 (Allen 102, Emmett

Glouce's- LAWN BOWLS'

Junior Boys 26 yards Free Council meeting regarding Aus I'm not siricking my neck aut. 57, Vigar five for 68.)

Style:1. D. Blumenthai: 2. A.tria's participation in the Paris Playing at the Talkoo Docks Barnes; 3, M. Robertson. Time: talks,

BROTHEL CASE- can promise ja that fans At Leicester:

30 and 100 fun two (berry B. M. Rumjahn beat H. Nish in Style1, W. Muskett; 2, J. S. obtained from America will not

Leicestershire last evening in the first round 18-1/6 secs.

of the Singles Championship,

Proviously convicted and fined Junior Boys 60, yards Free events, convinced that any help calmly awaiting

New York, July 14. $250 on June 28 for a similar declared (Robertson 15. Edrien a very close and, exciting Crozier;

Carrying 26 passengers in offence at the same address, 257 Compton 151, Thompson match. 20 heads were played.

T.. Martin, Time: 40 affect their complete

Bome Chinese, the Cheng Ming, 40, widow, was Indepen-cluding not out' 89.)

Rumjalin"won by 22 shots to

-dence.

Northwest Airlines' new plane fined $400 or three months, hard 216 10

Junior Boys 25 yards Back

left They see no reason, therefore, "Shanghal", Playing at Austin. Road yester- Barnes; 3, M. Wilcox.

Stroke: JS. Croxler; 2. A. why it should affect their ecop Flold hero early this evening on loon yesterday for keeping a LaGuardia labour by Mr. Latimer at Kow- Sonse time ago, a rumour was (Parks 03, Cannings five for day, AL. Earlman best A.M. 24-1/5 secs.. ebreuinted around town, origina- 49.)

Time: mic or political relations with its malden flight to the Orlent, brothel at 15 Temple Street, tip from ot-too-well inform

Omar by 21 shots to 20 after a At Ebbw Vale: Glamorgan 314 ding-dong battle in which the Stroke:-1, W. Muskett; 2. J. 8. Junior Bova 25 yards Brenst

their neighbours,

The route covers Alaska, the second floor, at 10.50 p.m. on, rd, source, that the games wero (Watkins 111, Lavis 67, Howarth result was unpredictable up to Crosier; 8, A. Barnes,

Aleutian Islands, Tokyo, Šliang July 14. given Interpart standing, where-tive for 70 and 25 for 0).

Violent Attack official

recognition by the cestershire 213 (Howarth 751 the very last head. Both players 23-1/5 secs.

hai and Manila. Flying time. be Inspector...Orem..sald They are unperturbed, also, by tween New York and Shanghal when the premises were raided that Local Softball Association has not

At Manchester: Lanchashire took the lead at one stage of the been received and it is doubtful beat Derbyshire by an innings game or other, with Omar leading

a violent attack against theta expected to be about 53 hours. by Det. Inspector Davies, five 'Autro-Amarkan if the visiting team has had the Wharton

Scheduled to be heard yester-ment in yesterday's Red Army hal's Klangwan airport.

relior and '93

KTC The plane, will land at Shang- girls and four Chinese men were runs. Lancashire 307 by 20-19 on the 23rd head. Need- lay, the review of the case in blessing of the Chinese Amateur Derbyshire 170 and 98. (Crans- Omar missed trailing his jack off Chan Chun-wah, 48, wera sen the entire control of Austria's of the, Chinese Ambassador ta 80, Pollard 01. ing a single shot for the game, which Tong Chitwah, 38, and tung, which said it would giva Madame Wellington Koo, wife Athletic Association, the govern- ton five for 471-Router.

newspaper "Oesterreichische Zel- Ing body of Chinese sport. Some

On the application of people will do

the last head. Eastman's two tenced by Mr. Blair-Kerr on exports and imports to America, the United States, christened D.S. Roberts, Chan Yin-mul, 10, Tourists Lose "Baper-scoop,"

gave him the game-and victory, June 24

year's hard throttle Austria's most efficient Shanghal before the plane married woman, was 'remanded Belfast, July 14,

Open Fairs

labour for possession of 580 of the mass of Austrian workers

Industries, threaten the existence left on a inaugural flight for seven days in gaol custody

Brains Trost Gentlemen of Ireland defeated CF. Vas and J.A. da Luz taels and 2,000, tanta of opium,

According to a Northwest Air- by Mr. Latimer at Kowloon yea 10.10..ther Report, et Printed and published for the

the South African cricket touriste proved a bit too strong for J.G. respectively, will be heard

quickly cost Austria farinas spokesman, the flight will day. Defendant is charged with | 10.11 p.Brudies, Plane proprietors, ...Tho

by alx wickets in an unometál Meyer, and WC. Simpson when July 25.

on more than the coal and Newspaper

food-leave New York thrice a week. Infanticide by throwing her Harry One, G Enterprise, Limited, by WALTER one day fixture which will not, these two combinations, met in

stuffs, which dǝllara, will JAMES KEATES Windsor House, count in the official tour records, the First Round of the Open Head-verterday, Ves and Lux The Austrians are proparod, New York is approximately floor of 258 Yu Chau Street on

buy. kway, and The fare between Shanghai and newborn child from the second 10,40 sm-Interlude) h

10.40 p.m.-Tullinba- MelodianTM: ́- Moeni Hóng "Kong.

After dismissing the Bouth Pairs Championship - at Austin Won by 19 kota to 12.

"Kind. Khine Nachtmaalk" nevertheless, is risk It-Reuter, | US1880; Central News.

July 7,

11.00 p.m/Clone Dow

will not be disappointed in this

game to remember,"

Chief

umpires for the two games will be "Doc" Molthen and Robbins respectively.

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out. 72), Middlesex.037. for four.

At Hove: Warwickshire. and 299 (Taylor 81). Bussex 154

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-1.19 p.m.-Orchestral Interlude. 1.10 p.m.,. B. Cochrane's Shows. 1.03 pm- Apanlih Programme. 1.00 pmCluse Down. *4.00 p.m.-Studiua; “Children's Half Hour. 6,30 p.m.--Tuttes of Not-Bo-Long-Nieti, 7.08 p.m.-Le Bleau Danubaliat

ul. Lunduu Philharmonia Oreh 7.10 p.m.-"We Bing for You", Elisabeth

Achumado' Ilerbert Groh.

7.45 p.m.-Short Violin Recital by Filt

.Kreidler.

7.45 p.m.-1.0.0. Traczorfption "Bervice: why I read the Bible". A Talk -by-le-Gracetha Archalshop of

Canterbury,

6.00 p.m.-London Relays. World New 8.10 p.m-Lendan. Heleys Home News

from Britain.

0.15 p.m.-Studios "I Being You Munia”.. Classical Request" Programme, pres sented by Muriel · Gtorer,ANON 9.18.1.0.0. Transcription Barefoot

Bassion

10,60 p.m.-Landon Islayt News,

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