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Plans For 2nd Harrier

HARBOUR SWIM Race

(By "Natator")

Local aquastars will be in the limelight again in this week-end's sport as 27 contestants battle their way across the harbour in the Annual Harbour Race sponsored by Victoria Recrca- tion Club. The take-off will be at Holt's Wharf on the Kowloon side at 5 p.m. sharp, finishing at the sea-wall between Murray Road and Murray Pier,

Hong Kong's second international harrier! road race since VJ-Day will be held in Kowloon on New Year's Day over a 7 mile course..

The competition' will be divided | Into men's and women's sections. Entrants must be over 16 and: provide a doctor's certificate of

Chan, Chen Nam, tie nui re- threat to him are C.A. Gutteren, cord bibler, Baving developed a jd. Yvanovich, Sonny Monteiro, powerful lięk, is no longer the anti Gerry Bozn-Pereira, all up, fitness. tegies Wonder, and will de and coming youngsters, Cheong The men's race will start at his title against Much Kin Man, our Boy's Colony the Kowloon Magistracy, 4112

Witredhompion, is also amongst the Gascoigne Road, along

V of Frane as

Nathan

his teammates, entrants and is probably the Road Li Salisbury Road. Tar Pag and You Sal youngest swinimer to ever at-Chatham Road, Ma Tau Wel Kwan. The P who may prove a tempt this gruelling marathon Road, Tam Kung Road, Prince

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NEW CEYLON TO SINGAPORE AIR SERVICE

Lundan. Det. 16, The first British¬efeit alr raute between Ceylon and Siagopore will be opened hy B.O.AC. At the end of arto- ber with the introdus Bon of a uner, weekly service trav- ing Colombe on Thursdays and Singapore un Saturdays. Timed to runbret with the IIFree^t} onee-weekly York servier Between Bel-

tain and Ceylon, this new trans-Indian Ocean servize WH also be operated with York nireraft whleb scheduled to make a 1.708- inite Journey Ronslop in blue and a half hours,

The

1.51]

leave Colomba

Fures

services will

au Bet. 30, wire 48 single

and £86 return.--Reyter.

HECTOR MCNEIL

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threat against the British Jumat Servlary, Creeb Jones, and

B

event,

Old Timers

are

South Cona's entries

old timers, the four swimmers having seen A total ird over 200 sunmera, Yeung † hại Nam, que of the quartet, is the father of Miss Young Sauf Kang. Harbour champton of 1 years ago and China's Olymple

murenti.

Edward Road, Nathan Road and back to the Magistracy.

A shorter race has been set for the women.

Silver trophies will be pre- rented to the first three home as well as other prizes,

Entries, fee for which is $2. should be sent to Mr. C. T. Shek. Chinese YMCA, Bridges Street, between Nov. 1 arid 20. Entries should be necompanied by three. passport size photus,

Sport Here

Only three entries have been proved for the Ladies section. thampton Celcate Gulteres will have Joan Eager and Ho Moo Fongs rivals, Misa Ho is a re- fative newcomer to competitive swimming and nothing much of her prowess is known, but Joan Hoger has been seriously train- ing at the V.R.C. fur the long Estnore grid, Celeste Gutters, BOXING however, with her experience

rentalny

"people's chuler and should be able to re- trekt her ille,

The

The following is a complete - of the competitors:

Men

AndThere

Em-

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1947.

Star In Training

Nineteen-year-old Jill Linzee, daughter of Medical Or fleer of Health for Surbiton. Surrey, England, now residerit In New York. U.S.A.. has returned to England to train for forthcoming British Olympic ler skating trials. Here she is seen going through ber paces at WembleyLondon, Eng- tand. Selected she will be.in British olymple APhoto.

team.

Softball Umpires Rally To Call

thore

Herbie

(By GRANDSTAND)

British Mission At Peiping

Peiping, Oct. 17. The British Parliamen-, tary Mission is leaving here for Tientsin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing.

On the eve of departure Lord Ammon. lender of the mission] Pict:

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WEDEMEYER LETTER ASKS AID FOR CHINA

Boston, Oct. 17. The local office of the United Service to China to

day released a letter from Lt.-Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer calling for American aid to the Chinese people, but warning that without "drastic" economic reforms the nation would be "drawn into the Soviet orbit." Gen. Wedemeyer charged that the Soviet Union woukl

"Pelping is the show city of "capitalise fully upon disorgan- the world and I should like fnation and chaos In the area

and

Lawson Is Still Not

Transferred

to express the hope that in its exactly as she has done in futuro developments, its Europe." He expressed con- genuine Chinese qualities will fidence in the sincerity of always be maintained.

President Chiang Kai-shek. "We have visited China's **1 admire and respect the historic shrines, educational, Chinese people and feel they administrative and other in are entitled to our friendly as stitutions

siatance with one stipulation- now realize much more vividly how advan that such assistance is nuper- tayeona for the whole

Insure that world vised to

worthy would be a greater, develop Chinese receive the benefit

ment of the Sino-British

un thereby. derstanding

"It would be mont and cooperation

unfor. through our visit."

tunate to give assistance that ments and counter-state- During the lant two days, night strengthen the position ments, the requested members of the mission have of persons or groups under transfer of Tommy Law- been pursuing their particular mining the principles of the ton, England's centre for

interests.

Lord Amplree, who is a doc- For,, has been studying medical

research.

United Nations Charter,

.

Unsound

After

London, Oct 16

nearly two months of offers of state-

ward, from Chelsea, is still no nearer fruition. "With approximately 80 per- The fantastic sums mention- Mr. McLeavy and Mr. Harri- cent of the population illiterate ed. like the £16,000 by Derby son have been examining

adit is my opinion that it would County and the incredible offer ministrative and labour pro-

be unsound to expect true de- of £18,000 by the Third Divi- biema

mocratic procedures. How- sion club, Notts County, seem Poiping, all the members agree port the aspirations of the Chi- Chelsea management.

After their first four days in ever, we Americans should sup- to make no Impression on the that Peiping has really made nese to improve their cultural Chelsen, rolterating them feel at home in their position and participate intel policy concerning Lawton, have comtry and they have begun gently and realistically, in made it clear that a player, or to appreciate the underlying the Government.

playera in exchange, and not and enduring qualities of the "Contingent upon assistance an outright cash offer, will in Chinese people.-Central News. or interference injected by duce them

the to part with outside countries, essentially outstanding centreforward the United States and the So- English football. viet Union, Generalissimo Chlang

The first meeting of the Umpires' Board held yes- terday was attended by a large gathering who rallied to the clarion call for league arbiters.

London, Oct. 17. Amoug

present wer, Baseballers, while St. Joseph's Scottish Jackie Paterson an in- Rubble Robbins,

The law courts today granted Ernie Henrther, "Doc" Molthen, crust bats with the Merry Mud.

Lino Gosano, caps in their Junction restraining the British Bl! Wou

last pre-season Board of Baxing Control from Marques Roberto Remedios and

Quon. Eddie warm up. Both games are down

to start at 10.30 am, sharp. recognising anyone but Pater- 11 host of other followers of the In view of popular demand by son is the world British

pastime. "Doc" Molthen was less experienced players for Dre or British flyweight cham elected Chairman of the Boardgames to be orgaulsed for them. plon. la Rosa, G. Randall, Eric Guest,

with Ernie Hearther and Robbie the Association Intend EI. Tavares, A.V. Lopes, C.A. The ruling

Robbins on the Committee. the Junior League which was n deprivea Gutteres. G. Roza-Pereira, R.E. Monday's Harringay bout be seemingly confusing phrastology

Apart from clarifying the weekly feature before the War, die Souza, L.E. Gutteres, W.tween Howall's

Team managers, are reminded Daco Marine of the Rules, the duties of this that meeting with be held at Lawrence, J.E. Comes, W. and Belfast'a Rinly Monaghan Committee will be to appoint|5.15 on Monday at Shell House Ribeira, and J. Yvanovich,

London, Oct. 18. of its world championship status. officials for all scheduled games.to direuss" final arrangements for Eastern A.A.-William Teo

Changes will be advised to Justice Roamer, granting the Hon. Secretary of the Associa will take place at the Club a bridgeshire, to be run at The card for the Cam- the Opening Day ceremonies which and Cheung Kin Man,

Injungtion, further restrained the tion who will notify

the tears Bierrio Parit on Sunday, Oct. 20 Newmarket on Oct. 29, British Board from authorslaget rned.

V.R.CP.X. Monteiro, M. A.

Lal Tsun-Chan Chun Sam.

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af State, Mr. Hordor MeMell, who Brettellang the United Nation. meeting in New York.

FBI agents have been designed to guard the Ministers, the Sto dard atd. It also aid the ter. rorists were the same wha had Hurdened drath to the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, par. her, this week,--United Prog,

China A.A-Young

Chu Nam, Chiu Ting Man Kon Chi and Lee Yin,

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Celeste Gutterca (V.R.C.) Joan Eager (V.R.C.) and Ho Moo Poung (S. China). '

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"The position has not alter wilt make definite ed," said Manager Billy Serrel. towards the attain- "Lawton asked to get away and

ment of these goals.

Communism/

we agreed, but we must have a quid pro quo.. Money is not the currency in football these days Communist movement have in- still awalt suitable offers."

"Soviet propaganda and So- where the acquisition of the vlet support of the Chinese best players is, concerned. We creased the difficulties of esta The next move seems to roat the world, British Empire ar The

St. Joseph's have been schedut. was called over at the blishing order in China. Also with Lawton, who is determined British flyweight championship which the proceedings were confed to

corruption and maladministra- to leave Chelsea. The matter The Victoria Club tonight' as tion on the part of the Chinese will probably finish up by go- in which Paterson ia not ducted augurs well for the future Wildcats are down to tangle with follows:

A

of the Board, Before the mect.the Merry Madcap Aces in

National Government retarded ing to the Football Association The Board, which stripped those who attended for their these games

Ing closed, "Dne" Molthen thanked inaugural tilts." Arbiters for 1 Might Mahratta offered, I am convinced that the bulk agree to Lawton's transfer ro- *tabilization and rehabilitation,Į for arbitration. If the FA Paterson of his three titles when sporting gesture.

appointed by the 6 to 1 taken and wanted. 12 of the Chinese people do not quest they would place a suit- he failed to appear

Letters were newly formed Umpires' Doard Tite Street offered, 100 to 8 want to become Communists. for the received from s:veral enthusiasts are "Doc" Molthen weigh-in for his scheduled fight who were unable to attend, that plate with Ernie,

behind the taken and wanted.

100 to B

able fee on his services, and it Henrther and Vagabond offered, 13 to 1 with Marino tu Glasgow In June, the movement would have their Herbie Quon in the Men's turale, and wanted. 100 to 8 Claro offer and accept passively any form)"money" deal*****

"However, they are realists would then became a straight taken will re-hear Paterson's ense fullest support.

while Robbie Robbins will ba shortly.

Two friendlies will be played calling the strikes

of Government that will pro- and balls In 100 to 7 taken and wanted.

It would be Interesting to see It will reconsider the

of this Sunday at King's Park, the Ladies encounter with Bill 20 to 1 Law Suit Laken and offer vide food and shelter. faster

They the FA attitude to tho inflated and Paterson will be able to eniten neertio will be at home to Weo and Line Gosano oficiating.

20 to 1 Fairey Fulgar offer do not consider implications market and their definition of "Doc". Melthen's Hong vitnesses who were not available

Kong around the socks.

ed, 20 to 1 taken. 25 to 1 Merry orienting themselves

Roi di A Tou, Master Vote Moscow.

toward a "aultable offer."-Reuter, Quip, and Woodchat, all taken and offered. 28 to 1 S:meo offered, 20 to 1 taken.

1 Earl

at the Board's first meeting.-- United Press.

FOOTBALL

The following

will represent

lub in their First Division foot-

ball gume

against St. Joseph's

on the Club ground at 5 p.m.

Leck; Fowler

Last Of

Of Sing

Sing Tao

Team Come Home

30

83 to

38

| Harvest taken and offered,

to 1 Fine Prospect offered, 40 ts

taken and wanted.

33 to 1 Admiral's Yarn offered, 40

10

"UniSAR drastic particularly

reforms,

in the economic feld, are implemented acon, China will be drawn into the Soviet orbit In spite of the as- alstance we 1

Americans might taken. 40 to 1 Adhem and extend."-United Press. Doning taken and offered. 40 to 60 to 1 takon. 40 to 1 Philadelphe and Wet Bob, both offered.

1 Glen Caso offered, and Fleistrati:

Strange, Forrow and Beck: Hen- derson, Weller, Redman, Mulle; and Bickford.

•

LAWN BOWLS

The last of the Sing Tao footballers who visited England returned by á B.O.A.C. plane yester- day afternoon, a week after the others.

The plane arrived almost an hour R.A.F. y Devons (Soukungon, 5 pan.) before the scheduled time.

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As a result there were few at the airport to welcome them.

The Filipino Club will try out Mears. Aw, Ho, Yor Yer-tak and their new bowls green this after-Kwok Ying-kee were among the feve .noon with a friendly game at Kaltak. against Kowloon Bowling Green The parly war

charge of Me. Club,

L. F. de Souza, who, from the time The Filipino Club will be re. Mr. Awo left England after the presented by J. Lee, Manalac, game against Dulwich Hamlet and Abbas and S. Landolt (skip); Mr. Wong Ka-t going to hospital, Lammert, W. Ogley, W. Muskett was responsible for all the arrange and R. Basa. (skip); Bones, Aments in England, Holland and the Taylor, L. G. Eastmon and W. homeward trig Simpson (skip),

The president and members of with the party. He is, recuperatin£}

Mr. Wong Ka-tun did not return the Club, invite members of the from an operation to his eye.. Kowloon Football Club to ad their. green, 4.

Pierce,

2ND DIVISION "A"

Pulice v Eastern (Police, 3.30 p.m.)

Referee: A F. Willis.

London, Oct. 16. Rugby Union matches:- County championship: Not- tinghamshire, Lincolnshire & Derbyshire o Warwickshire 27. Yorkshire 13 Northern Com. mand 9-Reuter,

Thompson Lightweight Champion Of Britain

Liverpool, Oct. 16.

Mr. Keon" Is

་་

Tite Street became second favourite to Mighty Moharatta. Referee: J. invelant, Linesmen: Tite Street, stable companion to KSM Watson and Cpl. Manson, the Cesarewitch winner, White- Navy y K.M. Bus (Navy, 5 pm) way, was backed to win £20,000 Referee: F. II, Bullock, Lines at 100 to 8 before his price was men: Redman and Sivers (RN). [cut to 12 to 1. At the last call- Billy Thompson, of Yorkshire, became the British St. Joseph's v Club (Club, 3 pm) over the offer about him was 20

Lightweight champion at the Liverpool foot Referee: C. Tunstall. Lineamento 1. F. A. Barretto and L. Cpt.

Law Sult, who was reported to

ball ground tonight when he beat Tan Haw liave done well in a gallop ut thorne, of North Shields, in the third round of Newmarket yesterday, was taken to win £82,000 at 20 to 1..

their fight for the vacant title. Master Vote remained sound at after Hawthorne had

The referee slopped the contest B.A.O.C. v H.G.L.F. (II./Valley, 3.10 25 to 1. although he was support merciless hammering in the

received d pm) Referee: P. George.

jed tɔ win £34,000.

The same

round. KM, Busy South China (Navy, 3.30 price was taken about Merry

p.m.) Referee: A. P. Guest. Quip to

Hawthorne had outpointed Thomp win £22,000. W.D. Chinese y Dockyard (H. Valbond, who has

son for the Northern The French candidate, Vara-ship, in September last year, ley, 5 p.m.) Referees F. A. Bar

consistently 20,000 enthusiastic spectatore tonight supported at all callovers, 2ND DIVISION "B"

noted to win £10,000, and others saw the amlable Yorkshireman, in

Nanking, Oct. 17. With the return of the Royal-Air Sing Ton v C. Cadre (Club,

backed to win large sums were ponent mercilessly on to the ropes. Dr. Hollington Tons, today, das fighting fury as he battered his op The Government spokesman. Force players from Singapore and pan.) Referee: Sgt. Brown (RM) (20,000), Early Harvest (£8,000), which Hawthorne took two counts of Australian newsman, was befor Someo(816,050), Woodchat London, Oct. 16,

the remainder of 'Sing Taa from.

CRICKET.

After the second round, during aled that Mr. Michael Keon, am W C. Choy, Chinese Davie Cup England there will be a full pro-Interport trial (Club, 2 pan.)

and Admiral's Yarn (£6,000). player, won his way into the quarter ramme of games; In the football Reccelo v K.C.C. at Recreio,

Reuter,. finals of the Open Club.tennis tourna

Lengue this week-end.

K.C.C. Club at K.C.C. ment by defeating the Disch tennis The best game should be betwee

BOWLS star, 1 C. Warhus 6-2, 6-1 in the Sing Tao al Kit Chee a Sunday Filipino Club Kowloon Dowling third

yesterday. Central at Causeway Bay.

Green Club," Five of Sing Tap players who re- K.D.R.C.K.C.C. turned some time ago played for Harbour Race (Pulice Pler) pm,

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Chinese Athletic, and the Sing Too team will be composed of the players Club anirance of some junior players,

|who returned yesterday with the

Old

* J.K.P, Indians-J.A. “Blackwood.

0. W.. HayW.L Spencer,

9.60 A. Līnuman-ET, MoMullen,

2.44 HJ.T. Lowem). Linaker, 9,42 · D.G. M¢ßtoy-RJ. Cherrill, 9.51 4. Behrman D.D. Robbi 9.50 .8. Robertson-Li, Júckson. 10.00-W.N.A. Smalley ILC: Sturge

Tä.84 11.J, ArmstronW.G. Robertson. 18,68 AB. Gordon-W. Btaker": "NA −12:11-*M.3, * Tube=+RW.Ai Mokichan.. [ 19.16 |_KIL-Potral+0.0.0: Carter,

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ATTLEE'S P.R.O. RESIGNS

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DISPOSAL OF COLONIES.

WIS

the

Area champion In Tsingtao

Barrage

king

the

the

lx and one at eiglit, the insus was held incommunicado, ap-N- never in doubt.

Hawthorne looked good in

This morning Dr, Tong on be opening rounds when he caught half of the Ministry of Informa Thompson three times with

Hition, sent the following cable to famous right hand punch, but the Mr. Keen, who is at present be Yorkshireman adopted rushing teseved to be in Taington: Have read the statement contemnita tles in the second round and London, Oct. 17:

your experiences among the Com Twenty-three

policy paid. Governments,

munists with extreme interest. I including Italy and Egypt, 'are

am Indeed, happy that a writer to be invited to state within a

of your standing, has had! thu- Ile rocked Hawthorne with some unique opportunity to obtain the. fortnight whether they wish to submit territorial claims or attack to the head, and Hawditions of Communist controlled

heavy punches to the body, switched actual-facts concerning the comf views on the disposal of

WAS. areas. The world has been treatm thorne was down; London, Oct. 17, Italian, colonies, it was agreed Prime Minister Attlee, an today at the conference of

He staggered to his feet At six, to so much #pink-cloud un the only to be sent crashing down again reality" about the Communtats nounced today the resignation of Big Four Foreign Ministers under barrpge of blows, which that your rathand report should his chief pubilo relations adviser: Special Deputies beregs In the Junior Division, Bastern Francis Williams author

be a fournalistle bombshell. Re make, their debut. In the “A” section wartime controller of news and In exceptional circumstances, for Hawthorne to take further Kurds Tong.MAS BA in the place of Sing Tan, who have consorship at the Ministry of and with the approval of the boubt

The Australian Legation her withdrawn, when they meet Follca Information.

Deputies and the Council of Huwihorne Failed to withsand his reports that Mr Keon" 1 quito Boundary Roadie

Mr. Attlee said his successor Foreign Ministers, Interested rival's terrific attack

In the third Router."

inlaylag. honself a Tan tươi will be Philip Jordan, how First Governments will be able to round and only kept on his feet by newne Secretary for Information at the state thele, views direct to the holding on to the ropes. As Thomp British Embassy in Washington. Council of Foreign Ministers.cession #gainst completely defence son landed about 20 punches in suc from Dec, Love The order in which the lase opponent, the referee had no prietots, The Newspaper Motorprianj The change will be effective,

Printed and published for the pro- Williams resigned, at his own colonies shall be visited will be besitation in stopping the contest in Limited, by WALTer Jamer, Keaten request-Associated Press considered on Friday, Reuterunt. Avaur-Reuter

nor Hour, Hong Kong

Club who have done well in their. Tast two games, should easily account for St. Joseph's who will be without Manion, their pivot, and probably D Leonard, B. may turu ou

for them.

Sports Today's

10.30 3.4. Morrison--Dalmore Police v South List (Paller, 5.pis) Referee Padley Linesmen AFWillis and E. J. Nichols

Members are reminded of the simsing dator; this month" for two bompelstions, "

and

were "wpeated a few moments later.