1948-05-26 — Page 18

BUREN

THE PERFECT

SWISS WATOM

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948.

MCC BEATEN BY Wallace Willing COUNTY CRICKET Cotton Exports

INNINGS AND 158

London, May 25.

Dismissing the M.C.C. for 205 runs before lunch at Lords today, the Australians won by on innings and 158 runs.

After following on and losing one wicket for 27 runs yesterday, the M.C.C. fought an uphill battle today, resuming their batting and re- quiring 336 to avoid a defeat by an innings. With 13 milded. Edrich fell Jeollapse by taking three for 23.

Hutton Compton, who was missed by Jeg before to Toshack.

areaised humpes Barnes at forward short leg oft and Compton

Landwall when ten, gaye Tallon { uf better

Hutton. things. twice hit on the fingers when his third catch at 91, and he was Donnelly. followed by feying to tmb Muter to leg. (quickly

Itulton. who

within the went hmked and

adrirably. cut

apare of one run, batted for 107 and Compton harted judicious-

minutes and his Innings included ly, fnd with 53 acid in 40

boundaries. six ~11112 —) {~~4}}++d--wieket,

Manel

It was more or less a proces-

Compton hooked a short pitch-sion after the tea interval, and et delivery from Landwall to the man of long leg.

New Donnelly, the t

brought Zealand Test bataan, uff one or two good drives, but at 128 be hanged forward to Jan Juhines, passed the ball and was

the Club's innings ended at 180. They were forced to follow on and had lost one wicket for 27 runs when bad light stopped play

the

Robertson day, for

failed for the second time in ne mutch being caught by Barnes off Miller for "luck." Fold Button of be Scoreboard: Bob, and hall the tide were tut Jo 133

gave only

Johanson

Hutton

ponibile

Let

next

uver.

Australians: 1st Innings 552.

MCC 18T INNINGS Hutton, c. Hassett, b. Toshock stay Hubertan, c. Tallon, b. Miller he hit ten Birkh, e, Tallon, b. Miller With his departure went Compton, c. Talion, b. Toshock 20

the onc during a Claner

of two hours four",

and

all hope of the M.C.C. averting Donnelly, w., b. Toshack .. defeat-uniers-3-threat-of-rain Yardley, b. Lindwall win Tulfilled.

Uncasy Defense

Cranston,

19shark

Hussell,

Barnes,

b.

Yonetis and Cranston set them-Griffiths, b. Toshack

amarbeit uneasy de- Deighton.

159 Cranston hit del barek hengs Jeslarte

Bross fr

dency, and t

top end wak

Yardjes drove Metsol for

HEN

baf fodfuged by my mg a catele to panal

fur

Althood Young

Metooli

tul prisledk Johnson for

Toshack Laker, not out Young, e. Endwall. b. Miller

Extron

Tu, Dar last wekel: tell for 28 Lindwall

MCC.

betox all out in Miller free hours and the Australians Toshinek

and 168 Johnston winning by a s

Fun.

Spores:--

Australians 1st innings MCA, EU innings

M.C.C, 2ND INNINGS Hutton, blon Johnson

562

189

04

Roberton, c. Barnes, b Milier

0

Edrich, 1v.. b, Toshark

b.

20

Compton, Jan Johusen,

Lindwal Donnelly, Stumped Tailon, b.

Tan Julinsors

Yardley,

י

Hvadman.

MeCoul Cranston, b. fan Johnson

Deiphtm, . Metzani

1.

2-4

12

4

Baker, e. Minrin, b. McCool Grillth, not out

**NOTE!""" "BUImpro talion, b.

Extras.

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190

Balem, Oregon, May 24, Mr. Henry Wallace today said he would be willing to fly to Moscow if "the cause

be of peace could

Korved," but he denied having plant for such a flight or that he was angling for A Moscow

vlalt

Mr. Wallace said he believ. ad there were no indications that a conference with 'Mar- shal Josef Stalin would serve the cause

of peace.-United Press,

Palestine Police For

Hong Kong

For the first time since his return from leave Mr. D. W. Macintosh, O.B.E.. Commis- sinner of Police, yesterday met representatives of the press at the Public Relations Ove.

The meeting war an informal one i to various questions put he suid that the crime to him wave had increased to a certain extent in the New Territories, but in his opinion could not be con- sitered as high.

WICKETS TRICKY

London, May 24.

Week-end rain in most parts of the country caused some trickery to more than one wicket wherò a County championship cricket match was in progress, and batsmon had to be wary. Middlesex, who are without for 8. declared; Hampshire 271 their star players (engaged (Arnold 56) and 05 for 3.

At Birmingham: Exsex 248 and

with the MCC against Austra- lia, are in the strange post-174 (Avery 60); Warwickshire 149 tion of being in danger of fal- and 108 for 2.

At Worcester: Worcestershire lowing-on. Their match was

353 for declared: Surray 188 delayed four hours owing to (Barling 55, Perks five for 61) rain today and at the close of and 127 for one (Fishlock 61 not play the

county, with only out, Squires 54 not out). three wickets standing, still At Cambridge: Cambridge Uni- wanted 120 runs

versity 393 for 8 declared (Fryer follow-on.

75

not out, Pearsall 69); Middle- 75 not out). 123 for 7 (Brown AL Swansen Glamorgan 257

to save a

sex

One match Anished today, and their

Northamptonshire scored

first success of the season and their firal against Nottingham- shire since 1910. Broderick's left-

bowling toren Blow

WON the feature, as with 7 for 29 in the second innings, he had a match record of 13 wickets for 00 runs.

The wicket at Bristol was al- ways awkward as loucestershire aiscovered, for they

were strug- gling from the moment that lost his wicket off the Burnett day's first bull. They saved the follow-on, but the bowlers did not get the same help from the Yorkshire batted turf when again, and rapid scoring put the Tykes in a strong position.

--Scoreboard

Close of play scores: At Hove: Sussex 287 and 60 for four: Leicestershire 252 (Jackson |97, C. Oakes four for 30).

London, May 25. Britain cut har export tar. pat of cotton piece goods to hard wurrency countries the Unitad States, Canada and Argentina-by 20 per cent to-

CPY.

The old target was 125 par cent of the exports of those countries in 1928. The new target, which the Board of Trade said. will be reviewed In September, is 115 percent.

-Associated Press.

Further Opium Charges

Scientific Instruments Microscopes, Theodolites & Levels ASIA PHOTO SUPPLY

10 Ies Hogen Bt.

Tel. 88188

YACHT CLUB PLANS

SUMMER. RACING

FOR

Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club intends to encourage Star racing this summer and develop races for Jubilees and Dragons on Saturdays, leav- ing Sundays free for cruising.

It is also intended to take more advantage of day- light soving and evening breezes by organis- ing races for Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. for Stars and dinghies. These will begin to-

morrow.

Booking Stars for weekend the end of the last lap when

now races should

be done Honess drew well ahead to win through salling captain T. F. by. 7 minutes:-

Piace Bast

Coxswain

Tima Honess, phone 50578.

fist. Daphne, Horesa, Mrs. Haness 1.48.47 Sunday 2nd. Benetnasch, Aylen, Hamilton, Last Saturday and afternoon conditions were favour- Lichfeld

197.25 uble for

but sailing

Sunday 3rd, Polaris, Mushaus other 1.53.10 morning's very light breezes Bellatrix, Diekawager & 2 other were insuficient for dinghy

D.N.F. rueing.

-It is hoped-to-have-six-Stars- Balling regularly every week-end this summer, slipping them re- Time Eularly together to even up their 141, 31 Sussex I. Captain Parithar 1.28,00 performance. In the light breezes

of Stul, 60 Winck Bwan 1, Corbeti....1,2K,25 summer days and evenings the 181 for one (Lester 102 not out yesterday sentenced 10 six ard, 'I wn bont, Bromley-Martyn 1,29,32 Stars are ideal for racing Wilson 61 not out). Gloucester-months' hard labour and re-

capular. 4th, 14 Themes 11. Hancock194,12 should become very shire 171 (Emmett 03).

commended for banishment by th, i Adamatil 11, Yatırkeľ

...1,14 At Gillingham: Derbyshire 311 Mr. W. H. Latimer on the

615, 10 Btunteatters V, Idtaħdeld 1.12.30 7th. 32 Sunsex 1, Oliver 1.7.2 and 171 (Reville 68, Wright charge of possession of 15 tuels for 48); Kent 171 (Rhodes six foof raw opium at the K.C.R., 18 Gambla 11, Blant

Arb, 1 Thenetan 1. Mion Centopher 1.40,48 58) and 108 for four. Reuter.

and 227 (Davia 63, Parkhouse 72, Tremlett six for 40). Somerset 249 (Wellard 00, Trick alx for 77) und 12 for one.

With two previous convic- At. Bristol: Yorkshire 312 for ? tions for possession of Chinese declared (Cook five for 62) and tobacco, Siu Fat (30), Was

Yesterday's Games

London, May 25.- The following were the suits of county cricket

played icday:

matches

runs.

SATURDAY

DINGDIES; Atart 18.10. I'lace Bont

Courwaln

Station at 7.30 p.m. on May 10th, 19 Tyre 11. Mich 24.

--21, ark, Wirkam STARS: 8190) 16.30,

For

EL pestension of simliar, Benefiach, Aylen

Wong. Duphoe, Meyrick quantity of raw oplum, Kwok-yan (40) was fined $1,300 121, Bellatrix, uter

Kurd Intour by JVLEES: Start 15.20.

orresteif WAA Station.

1.44.20

.1.46.36 .D.N.F.

.3.68.28

and

The dinghy race was, won quite easily by Bromley-Mortyn in his own 14-ft. dinghy which, unlike the Club boats, is Bormu-

da rigger. The first Club boat to win the sweepsiake was Car- bett in Gambla I dinghy. Plues Flowt

Couawain

21.03.00 | bat. TI, {fromley-Martyn .1.06.2

2nd. Gambla 1, Corbett 3rd, Thracum 11, Dewe

-449-Adamant--1}},—Yuuriaff.

51 ConstaHOF,

Sime

1.92.55

2.05.46

3.07.00

1.60.00.

K. C. R.

el. 15.3.2 Meioir, Heschirr DRAGONH: Start 14,

& 2nd, 1.. Mistral, Crushin

McNey

13170

1.an.co

.1.48.30

6th, Theresa 1, Millent

1.12.49

.2.10.Ju

7th, Theuroa III. Kilovee

1.32.45

6th, Red Barnes

1.10.18

1 Gb 31, Johnson

1.22.16

.2.13.30 .1.14.14

.1.24.30

.D.N.F.

1 Linda D7, Chidell, Sherriff,

■ Miu P. Lemely va

-At-Gillingham-Derbyshire-beat.or six months Kent by 168 runs. Derbyshire 311 The same Magistrate Defendant-Ild. Blyphony-Bandy, and 171. Kent 171 and 143 (Cop-

hre for 15). son thre

At Swansea: Glamorgan beat

137 At Pelerborough: Northampton- Somersetshire by

beat Nottinghamshire by Glamorgan

gan 257 and 227. Somer- ten wirkets. Notts 135 and 100 et 24 and 98 (Trick six for 20), (Broderick seven for 29); North- At Birmingham: Warwickshire: amptonshire 230 (Davis 01, Jep-beat Essex by two wickets. Essex on six for 00) and 12 fur ne 298 and 174. Warwickshire 149

and 265 for 8 wicket,,

(HUI 70, 'Dallery At Manchester: Lancashire 451 not out 70).-Reuter.

Asked whether the patter have- completely vacated Lau Fau Shan he said NO," BS

BS there is still a station there with one Europen Officer

20 mea with a wafer wurd

in the vicinity for police t

potrol

He also shire aysislunce if need be.

Bandits have thut left that section and moved into Chiese terriery ugaire.

Answering a father question as to whether the European puller

at the present contingent is

is ample at time, he replied that it was short

BOWLING

0. M. R.

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3

of abord

27

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51

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expected

12 2 43

非

Palestine while

REPULSE BAY TENTS

STATEMENT

With reference to the letter

1.

Twenty-seven are

to be transferred from

the other three

When

will come from England. these arrive the European COM- [ull plement would be in strength.

The new

Police

مان

Training

School, which is expected to be ready by July this year he said. will be ritunter at the back of Aberdeen, where recruits up to

Detroit Tigers Whip Senators

New York, May 24.

241 could be housed with further In the American League, the Detroit Tigers spotted

accorminedation For those taking refresher courses The present school which is most inadequate ou! three

Je of complaint in the Press yes- terday regarding Bathing Tents al Repulse Bay Beach, an

is only capable of turning about 180 1ecruits every Urban Council spokesman bas pointed out that advance book- 16ings of tents are not permit-

ted in the terms of the agree 11 ment entered into by beach 14 contractors,

said, It will be realized, he 203 st if advance bookings were Fall of wickets:-1-0, 2-40, allowed, some individuals might -3-03, -4-128, 5-133.6-159,- 7-177, book-, lents days in advance but

8-187, 9-191, 10-205.

not require them on the day for

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Lindwall

Miller

Toshack

Barnes

Jan Johnson

McCool

M. R.

months.

Police inspectors, he said, ore being trainert tittle longer and six montlu are required to com- plete their eœurses,

Washington two runs in the opening inning, then came back to whip the Sonators behind. Hal, Newhouser's hurling, taking a 3-2 victory. First baseman Paul Camp- ball's triple with the_basos. loaded and right felder Pat Mullins' home run pinned the defeat on Early Wynn.

A date will be fixed in the near future when he will oflefully.In the National League, a six run splurge in the fourth Innings, highlighted meet members of the press.

by second baseman El Miki's three-run-double,- vn«- abled Brooklyn to defeat Cincin- nati 6-4. The win snapped un eight gume Dodger losing streak and moved the Brooks out of the bellar ahead of the Reds.

which they had been booked. BOWLING FIXTURES

W. This would mean that the tents yould reinain empty and yet not available for use by anyone

10 2 24 1

10

(

37

ve

3 43 1

else.

15 1

0

14 3

37

1

7.3 0 35

Byes 10, leg-byes 4.-Reuter.

Monday's Play

The following are today's and tomorrow's games:-

(2ND DIVISION)

It is for this reason, the spokes- man said, that the Urban Council H.K.C.C. insists that no person shall te C.R.C. "C" refused the hire of a vacant tent, Recrcio "8" that no advance bookings shall be U.S.R.C. atlowed and that the principie CRC. "gu of 'first come, first served shall K.C.C. be adhered to in regard to the hiring of tents.

U.S.R.C.

The M.C.C. were complete ly outplayed today when their match with the Australians was resumed. When stumps werd drawn at the end of the The Hong Kong and Whampoa 1.it.C. second day's play, the M.C.C. [Dock, Co., Ltd. will launch their S.C.A.A. had scored 27 runs for one first post-war vessel on Saturday K.C.C. "B" wicket in the follow-on. They at 11.30 am.

were dismissed for 189 in their

innings after the Australians

bad put up 552.

When play was resumed this morning the tourists punished the M.C.C. bowling to add 145 runs, including ten sixes, und then damissed Robertson and Edrich for 17 runs before lunch.

Ning

of the xe Laker's spin bowling, but Young,

Came

off

the slow left-orm bowler, com manded more respect is claiming thees for fl this morning.

Mitler batted with delightful freeroin until he was caught In His Innings attempting a big hit, Tasted four hours ten minutes and Included three sixes

sixes and 20 fours, mainly strokes to the leg.

+

realised

Boven

after

in ur

C.R.C. "B

V

V

J.R.C. S.C.A.A. "B" v University V C.C.C. VC.R.CAL S.C.A.A. "A"

TOMORROW DIVISION "A"

V K.C.C. "A" C.R.C. "A" V Recreio

K.T.G.C.A.

U H.K.C.C.

บ

Jap "Operations' On US Airmen

Yokohama, May 25.

Experimental operations on captured Americans which included substituting sea water for blood and the removal of the stomach and liver were described by on oye-witness in an

Health Week

Awards

Preacher Roc had a no hilter going for five innings, and three tributed

Fee errora by shortstop Reese, ruined his shutout,

Scores:

Wee

at the

was

SUNDAY

17th, Commodore 1, Hakson

Black, Blaauw

ILLEGAL

LANDING

OF PIGS

the 01

D.. Knox Revenue Olleer prosecuted in both cases.

Taui Kan (301, married woman of 42 Laichukuk Rond, first floor, 2nd, Eentary Dl. Coole whose premises were raided by art, Cappella B, Strane & Boot 2.22.10 Det. Sub-Inspectul J.R. Sykes,

fined $170 for keeping an Morning Team Race: Club opium divan and

possession of Royal Naval Sailing Association

and oplum, pipes,

This race was to consist of two prepared lainps. The ve smokers

up of were learns, ench mude

four two

Stars. The Aned $20 each by Mr, W. A. dinghies and Blair-Kerr at Kowloon yesterday. dinghy starting gun went at 11.25 A fine of $300 was imposed on but in the light winds the ding- Chan Pong (28) by the same hies could barely stem the tide went slowly down harbour. Magistrate for keeping an oplum and divon at 520 Sh»nghai Street,

eet, Eventually at about 12.10 they of junk 508Y, appeared be- second floor, and possession

managed to cre

and fore Mr. W. A. Blair-Kerr at to cross the line Four smokers made a bit of headway but the Kowloon yesterday charged prepared opium,

bail of $30 each had their

es-wind failed again and

with unauthorised landing abandoned the race. DSI Sykes.

The

the

When Lai Yau (33), owner

treated. Premises were roided by CERVICS EAP, the four Stars with of piga, and Yum Hung. 52-

Lee Kilung

Chiu-ying

in

(28) of 247 their bigger snil orca had man-year-old foki, with aiding Street, first floor, was aged to reach the windward mark and abetting, the prosecution Ined Sibt for keeping an opium and Commodore Robertshaw divan and possession of prepared optum. Her three customers were -fined $20 each. DSI D. S. Roberts

conducted the raid.

Sub-Inspector J.S. Howarth prosecuted in all cuses.

Taxi Driver Fined

the

as the "Benetansch" won by a comfort described the case able margit. Next home was Mr. first of its kind before the

and Chideli in "Daphno"

Mr. local Courts. Sedgwick in "Bellatrix", both for

On the Magistrate imposing a club.

ilno of $100 on each of the accused Lt.Cdr. Goodhart In "Polaris“ undi

confiscation of ordered the unfortunately talled to round the 37-pigs, Yum Hung said that B.28 buy on the correct side she would appeal against the can- did not finish, making the resuli | fisention order. a draw.

According to Sub-Inspector J. Post Cossain_Time_LS. Howarth, first accused-was- IM, Denetansch. Cdre. Robert-

ahew (RNHA)

.......1,27.25 2nd, Daphne, Mr. Chidell (Club) 1.38.36 Srd;-Belltrix; Mr.Sedgwick

D.N.F. U

(Club)

............39.50 2 Polaris, Lt. Cdr. Goodhart (RNSA) Jual Club 5, NBA B.

shield is being

A handsome

designel for the annual chal

lenge race, R.N.S.A. versus the

arrested while landing the pigs. at Tai Kok Tsuil. Second de- fendant, owner of the pigs, sent.

lorry and some coolies to con- vey the pigs to 111 Argyle Street Pig dealers had been warned several times by the Omcer-in-

Charge of the Mong Kok Police

Station. The present action was

taken as the result of

of complaints.

offen:c.

The seriousness of the pointed out the prosecution, laid In the

the checking of diseases as no check-could-be

on pigs made unless

landed they

arc

at

Charged with driving with- out due care and attention, The awards to school chil- Tse Tong, driver of a public dren who won prizes in Health vehicle of the Man Sang Week competitions will be dis- Garage, was fined $25 at

Alhambra Central Magistracy yesterday Club, and a further race will be Theatre at 11 a.m. on Satur- by Mr. F. X. d'Almada.

held shortly to decide the firs day.

Trame Sub-Inspector St Wai-winners of this shield. Films will also be shown and ming prosecuted, while Mr.

The wind streng Afternoon: admission-is- free.-

The following are the whiners Russ represented defen-thened and the tide eased after timin on Sunday making it pos- Washington X--2-- 70 of the School Poster Competition: can!

W. Hollands of the P.W.D... sible to hold the afternoon dinghy Mateukok or Kennedy Town, Wan Suet Chan and his son, F. Hollands, told the sweepstake race, and making also permit from the Harbour Oalce SENIOR: -

Lal Yau was-in-possession of a- (Winning pitcher Hal Newhouser) (Sun Sau Girls' Middle School Court that they were travelling ideal conditions for a Sto

a Star race. Philippa Portallion (Central Bri

STAR RACE

to lie alongside the Praya Wall. 2tish School, Kowloon), Tol Man their cara ut about 15 m.p.h. Outside the Dairy Farm, Des

The Stars raced over a longish West to work cargo of livestock Chi (Chi Sing School). Winning pitcher Preacher Roe) CONSOLATIONS; Esther Ylu Voeux Road Central, they saw a course, three times round. Aylen for the week ending May 31,

Witnesses in "Bonetnasch" made the best

out from the in "Daphne". Aylen held the bumper and lead for a lap and a half before overtook him. Tho positions were very close until

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R

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Detroit

3

7

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati Brooklyn

E

0

In the Nation League, Walt (St. Francis School), and Leung public vehicle shead.

Bald that while passing the start closely followed by Heness

Dublet retired the first 18 men in Hon Song order and then went on to hurl School).

(Mongkok

Middle

ear, which pulled

rear

three-hit ball game as Philadel- JUNIOR:--Chan Tsung Sang curk, their phin defeated the league leading (Chi Hong-School), TART Lung defendant's front bumper inter- Honess Cardinals 6-2.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Scores:

Saint Louis Philadelphia

R

2 0

Η 3

2

(Winning pitcher Wait Dublel)

-Associated Press.

Student's

affidavit admitted as evidence by the Eighth Body

Army tribunal.

DEEP WATER BAY GOLF

a

Was

Recovered

men

10

Secret

Toan

Li locked- Heung and Poon (Sheung Shui Fung Kal School), Chan Kwok Wai (Kowloon San EMan School).

Kam CONSOLATIONS: — LI Hung (Wanchal Workers' Child- ren School), Taan Lung Toan and Poon Heung Lit (Sheung Shui Kat School). Tral Kam Fung Sang (Man Sang School, Kow.

loon).

SENIOR ESSAY COMPETI- TION: Ng Tat Wing (Yaumati Government A.M. School), Cht Wang and Ng Ming Lun (Government Anglo-Chinese A.M. School)

Yau Kum-tan, 10 Shek-O), Pong mile-stone Castle Peak Road, Kowloon Tak at about 4 p.m. yesterday. School).

..Wat

Hearings On Condon

Washington, May 24.

"Ls | Informed sources disclosed today that the Houso “Un-American Activities Sub-Committeo¬had been holding socrat hearings on the loyalty of Dr. E. U. Condon for more than a week.

-Ching

Quarry

Death

ACCOUNTANT ON FORGERY CHARGE

Wong Tin Lung, 38, manager. of Tung Hing Hong, 380, Queen's Band Central appeared at the Central Magistrocy yesterday on ten counts of forgery and further ten of uttering forgod cheques to the Vien Vich Com- mercial Bank (for $0,000) and to the Chartered Bank cheques to the amount of $17,042 between November and February 1948. The cheques were supposed to be from To Chung.

-Yee Seng-Hong Firm, of the

Mr. Alfred Y. Hon defended and Insp. A.F. Cochrane was in charge of the prosecution.

insp.

Ex-nurse Shizuko Shimada still another operation, front of the wicket. His sixth

CONSOLATION PRIZES: - wicket partnership with Johnston witnessed operations on four cut was made in an artery near

Wong Hung Fong (Government

Cochrane outlining the 155 In 103 minutes.

Americans at the Kyushu Im- the heart and blood was allowed

F.M. School), Dr. Condon is director of the

case said that defendant was an Angio-Chinese to drain

water oul. Sen on-driving perial University in 1945. She

The body of 19-year-old Au

(Yaumali National Bureau of Standards Yeung Kwok Ping

accountant for the complainant permitted into a cut in the arm Yat-chung, drowned at the Government A.M. School). Laker

third six, was leg told what she saw in testimony as blood was flowing out, she said. 101⁄2 mile-beach last Sunday for his

and one of the scientists who

He was employed (Ta Chunn), before

to the next ball at 512. in the trial of 30 Japanese,

ni $330. JUNIOR ESSAY COMPETI

At the end of March, One doctor who participated in morning while swimming with TION: Chan

helped create the atomic bomb. He batted for two hours and hit including one woman, accused the operations, she said, was Dr. two friends, was reported to Wan Middle School, Hong Kong) charge brought against Dr. Con- Por Bing (Mex Informed quarters sald one

1948, defendant asked to be nl- eight fours.

lowed to resign as he wished to The Australian Innings ended of vivisection of eight captive Yoshitaka Sembo, a defendant-have been recovered by fisher Lee For Chuen (San Man School, don was that he was a member

go into business by himself. In a flurry of aixos, Lindwall B-20 crewmen. Shimada was Associated Press.

A check was made later on the Trang Fak, 35, appeared at the Ching Middle of the American-Soviet Science geiting, four more off Laker, not a defendant.

Society, which the

Yos Beng Hong Committee Central Magistracy, yesterday, books of the three of them in one over. The In one operation, she said, she

ald was connected with the Na-and was remanded for one week, Firm and it was discovered that Australian total of 562 occupied saw a doctor (deceased) "out-out

„CONSOLATION.

PRIZES tional Council of Soviet-Ameri-when he appeared before Mix entries had been made in the The schoolboy, who was said mad the stomach and I brought a pan hours 25 minutes.

(Cheung Chau

a Hin-Shing Lo can Friendship, labelled as

on a charge of ledger, but not in the cash book. After Lindwall had conceded over and received it from him.”

to have been caught by a strong Lam Hei Nin

Government School) Gwynne Wu

Although nearly $24,000 was 11 runs in his

· She said “either, all or almost opening over,

General (Mr. Tom Clark). prentice, who was killed by a Miller pot Robertson caught the all of the stomach Was taken competitions at Deep Water Bay war clad in his swimming trunk

(Mongkok. Gov

Dr. Condon sald that he never piece of stone blasted from counterfoils had been torn out. first ball, and at the game fotal out." She added "it would have on Sunday mornings during tend the body was reported in

The signatures on the cheques taken an active role in the So- quarry at Shaukiwan on May 6, Hution gave.

Barnes a difficult een very difficult for the prisoner sumuner and members are asked tact.

The

Fishermen who were on

clety's activities.

At the

of were proved to be forgeries. inquest a verdict chance at "Rulcitie" point, At 17, to test any food if he had to note that those in possession of

The case was then adjourned Fanling handicaps will be grades!

their way to a fishing ground

The sources said the Yale Uni-death due to negligence in failing Edrich lifted a rising ball into live.

down to thereof.,

noticed a floating object and st Francis Cardiital Spellman, versity Professor of History, to take the proper precautions bo- until today. "Bug Poison" Tallon's hands.

Members not in possession of onco notified searchers, who were highest American dignitary of the Prof. John M. Marsalka, had been fore blasting, was recorded. A crowd of 13,000 kaw

Frústrictions )7bave Two other charges of blasting Quarantino Club batsmen struggling against fung operation After the in two cards

said to have been employed by Catholic Church is scheduled to subpoenaed to appear tomorrow

against arrivals af. 10, lotos such a howling which received

soma cision was sowed up blood kept Deep Waler Bay for a special student and Secretary of the morrow morning, Cardinal Spell-

Precaution and falling to warn all from Calcutta on account of assistance-from-the pitch Hutton, flowing-out

They added that the Commit-people within a radius of 500 plague. Temporary-handicap,

Chinese Special: Foreign Affairs |man-will-officials at the 8 a.M. who completed a meritorious 50 A doctor said it would be

was that yards of the blasting :were laid. As the competitions will prob Commissioner for Kwangtung and Mass the Catholle Cathedral teo a principal, churgo in 105 minutes, and Compton good to make bed bug poisonably commence during June. Kwangi, Mr. T.W. Kwok,

A gublle reception In bonour Dr.- Condon knowingly or un- Tang is to be defended by Printed; and published-fer | iba - progcle- added 74 for the third wicket, I was cut open again and the members wishing handleabs are

Sampans were at once sent to of the vialtor will be held a5 630 knowingly" pasociated with the Mr. Alfred Y. Hon and June, 28, for The Newspaper Enterprise, Limited, -after whichị Toshack, the left-doctor scooped blood out of the asked to hand in cards as 2001 the scene and the body hauled pm, at the Hong Kong Hotel to Communists and one alleged So- and 20, were fixed as the dates by WALTER JAMES KRATER, VERSION

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