1948-10-27 — Page 18

BUREN

THE PERFECT

SWISS WATOR

CHINA MAIL

Autumn Yachting Starts With Keen Competition

SHOOL BAZAAR

ON SATURDAY

The King George V School Parents and Friends Associa- ton, In co-operation with the Staff of the School, have or ganised a Bazaar which will be held in the grounds and school buildings on Saturday after-

Last week-end was ideal weather for the start of the Autumn Series racing in all classes of yacht, and keen competition was soon in all events at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club. On Saturday eight Dragons turned out in the 1st Race for the Commodore's Cup. The wind was strong enough for one or two rolls of reef in the mainsail at the start of the race al- though most Dragons shook this reef out on the final run down to the finishing line.

4 Jubilees turned oil | for Dugons, on Saturday at 2.45;

The function Only

The second Jubilee shield verles at patronage of Lady Gibson, who It their race gave the closest finib yet seen in a Jubilee class 2.50, and the 1si in the Autumn will be received at the School by. Star series at 3 pan, with una Guned of Honour formed by the tare, all crossing the Ine woh-

minutes after an heir and wipdriver;" dingly race it: Girl Guide Troop of the Selinol

'n half's keên racing,

54, sergilen

est

|

# 10 In the Stor series a. Craw hd 5 minutes before Lise Suture by marked the 1st Lasier ituigh drew atmongst all those The wishing to cut a Star. There are Jit

Eight Aufinus series,

at present only 5 Stars and there Starlet, ad with 2 a 3 reels down; who do not streceed in the Star: The course raw may enter the dinghy dow, in their maturalis, wae form Kellet 1-innd across los

Buoy, then Mark

the Colite Moller

tip to North Paint

down to Kellet ad

minutes later.

On Sunday there will i

and

wn

pruf team rare everts, on at 10,58, ain. round the and the seemarl at 11.10.2 1. tener musk. five times round. Stor pace at 11.30 am.

Boucle the Nath Pota Muk, pm, and the second Ringhy Series, to Kellel rare ne 3.10 p.125, The Dragons

of

ZITIE down

1 to the firm thing Mrore loving na aftemoon rave also Hones wat in the lead, followed on Sunday.

by Mo Be D'Arcy and Miss. Evans, when the Officer of the

Boy clestiral to shorten the course

to present any further fort and

Results

Here are the resulls

' races: --

<if Jast

The fing two ladies did not see] THURSDAY EVENING DINGHY BACK

igual and { Ut, horien courss

ale treaty on this second lups. Mar das ollowing Mix Evans to salt Baroul and per Pie filistiata! guns, First Team Race

144

OCTOBER 2

Hond Coumain Mr. Durla

Time

|

noon.

under

the

Au energetic group of women working for many months, have roduced a remarkable number of knitted garments

for both adults and for young children.

in on the dressing of dolls,

Another group has been work

One stall will have for

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1948.

Mills To Fight Ralph

London, October 20, Freddie Mitts, world light heavyweight boxing cham. has signed to plen.

fight Johnny Ralph, heavyweight champion of South Africa, at Johannesburg on November 6.

The winner would be re- cognised officially a logicat challenger For the Empire heavyweight title held by Bruse Woodcock of England. -Ascociated Press.

ABDULLA

NUMBER SEVEN

"7"

in PACKETS or TINS

MULTI-BOUT EVENING IDEA FOR WOODCOCK

London, October 25.

Although Leo Savold has been named as the next opponent for Britain's heavyweight champion, Bruce Woodcock, it doos not lessen the interest in a suggestion made by the publication, "Box- ing News."

Visiting Police See HK System

Mr. Tsang Hung, Commis- sioner of Police, Swatow, who is in Hong Kong with the Swa- tow Police Basicetball team, wast conducted on a tour of the Police Training School at Wong Chuk Hung on Monday by the

The Sock In Soccer

Sheffield, October 20. Here is one soccer referes there will not be any arguing with.

Henry Hell, a boxer who fights Ernie Roderick on November & for the British welterweight title, has been granted a fleenco as a football referee.-Associated Press.

HKFA Choose 'Rest' Team

Realising the concern being shown in providing.

worthy opponents for Woodcock if he is to rise. to that pinnacle from which he can challenge for the world honours, the paper suggests that he meets several men on the same night.

This is not auch an astound-Hon. Mr. D. W. Mackintosh, brance Day Charity Match was ing thought as might at first Hong Kong's Police Commuls-axed at the League Management Committee meeting of the Hong

Marathon Call-Over For Cambridgeshire

London, October 25.

sale Members of the Victoria Club tonight betted for ́over two and a half hours on the Cambridge.

shire.

large quantities of seedlings and elunts and unusual containers for} flowers and bulbs, Another ala will be selling home made sweets

and chocolates,

headers,

37,44

It was one of the longest within mentory. enll-vers

Only 12 horses were given a quotation,

The first and second favourites, Speciality An Explorer. were easier to back. Speciality was to 1, half a point offered al longer compared with the pre- vlous offer of 8 to 1.

the travesty of that last fight against Lee Oina.

The Rest team for thu Remem

hopear and the writer makes sioner. out a very sound ease for his Moules of the visiting Follet Kong Football Association yester-

ba kelball team, as well as Mr. day. argument when remembering James Sin, well-known merchant

und former student of St. Joseph's Fung

Captain of the team will "be King-chewing of South College, also took part in the China, the other members: T

Kam-bung, Cheung Kamizul, By kind permission of Mr. Song Ling-sing To Yng-fun Mackintosh, Swnlow's Police Chief (South China); Tam Kwon-kon, and his men were yesterday af- Chru Man-chi, Li Tal-ful (KMB), torded an opportunity of inspect-Kernan (HKFC), Santos and ing the different Police Station Racha ist. Joseph).

tour.

in order to gain ng insight into

Overseas fubters of unknown evuality ten nas wanted simply tr zive Woodenek a series of wins "Boxing News" prefers to delve into the sport's history by recalling that when. Britain fas had an outstanding heavyweight,

Reserves: Hau Yung-sanż,, Lau jsh

10 apparent opponents to the Hong Kong Police system. Chung-sang, Lai Shu-wing (South serve of stepping stonen, 'several Mr. Tsang sale that the good-Chini), Leek (NKFC) na Chan fights In short period were ar- wilt which had been shown by Kam-pui (Chincte Athletic). ranged.

the Hong Kong Police authorities Manager: Mr. McAlpine. The Phil Scott fought three good was very much appreciated and itch will be played at Sookunpo.

If not of championship could do much towards promot-it 3.44 p.ni. Four games in the Open Hard class, within a week. Later hefing a better spirit of understand.

An application from the Foot- Court Tennis Tournament organ- fought two in one night, the bull ing and co-operation between the buli Referees Association for the Ised by the Chinese Recreation was packed and Scott benefited police of Hong Kong and Swatow. Hong Kong Football Association Club were played yesterday, with | In a way that could not have

Questured regarding conditions to uppolni linesmen for the following results:

በጓሮ from ordinary training

CRC HARD

COURT MATCHES

OPEN DOUBLEN Trang Chl-man and P. Poen bent 13. Les

and Lee Min 0-3, 6.4. Pang Oldem aut Lock Dengirling leat

Chan Kam-moon and Lant Hunt 6-2.1

In the grounts of the school, children will be able to experience the thrill of travelling through the air on a Bosun's Chuir or riding en the back of a pony. Both their rents and children will be able to indulge in the sport of hurling hafi ut coconuts and Aunt Sally, The boys of the School will alsu play on exhibition game of seven- Today's 'rain is expected to im- 4al *FA Marko it

54.37-icir rugby football in mov prove th

the chance of Trinity, Mina Semily

whose price was contracted from Darby

The guttery of the schorí hall 20 to 1 in 190 to 6. Another who Sunday morning Was DRAGON PLANS, 1ST COMMODORE'R

Royal will be converted into' a mbalt={shed several polnts was The 1st in this seasons team raco C SERIES, MATURDAY, OCTOBER 23

bare railroad Nth Point Mark (P'yi Tipi

composed of cere Tarn, who moved from 25 to 1 to ixture.

betweent 1*1 Furtune;

than 150 feet of track which Wharf Much CH:

18 to 1. Channel Resin m Planilla and Talkoo Dockyard,

26; Kowka 1tocks (Ps: Club Line,

through stations run

And

Thu Anal call-over will take tunnels. For a small charge, place tomorrow evening. ru. | shikiren will be able to pretend) Time

Prince Aly Khan's four-year | 1.28.49 12 they are driving the engine andati colt. Fil Dor, will not contest

start and slop at stations.

the Cambridgeshire Handicap al No. To provide for thase who Newmarket on Wednesday, and are tired by their perambulations, the champion jockey, Gordon tea with home made cakes will Richards is now without a mounts. 2 Court-Choy Tin-fck and Choy Tin be served in the School gymma-n the race. slum. In order to free

M

trany have entered the league. Dislaners 6.5 miles Each tum consists of

hals! Par Yacht who run ench other in "straight"| int routests

Kelmemesi "Linda", Challel

morning. 2nd. "Marlent". Drummnod, 1.39.25 16 on Sunday The first three als

each tean count.

in "Estanys, Cimin En last Gun- 4th, "Mamma", Belgwick .. 1,50,45

1.20.6M #

#

home

day's race Taikou, ofter

bad

IST JORDLEK SWIRLD RACE

start, made a tremendous recovery in the reeand tap to win event by 1 point:-Taškop

Placz

*

BATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 Yacht Fielmaman

Time

Pta.

1-1

Mustre, Crubie

12

11

4 Estori Flotila 10

"Hymphony", Hardy

31

1.20.30 1,27.05 .27.32

points.

ווס

"Lullaby**, Melintir

“Melody', Bombing

IST LADIES' DINGHY RACE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2

(oszwaln

"1" - Evanta

mothers

B

6 to were: The quotations. 14 who wish to join in the scramble Speciality. to 1 Explorer, for purchases a room has been 100 to 7 Wisley, 100 to 5 Trinity, *organised in which parcels may be 18 to Royul Tura, 22 to 1 Solfo, Parbleu and Sterope, 28 to 1 X- bello and Asylum, 33 to 1 Theo. bite, 40 to 1 the rest,Reuter.

Time Yo

34.45 X1

25 $7.84 38.63 24

23

The weekend wind, and suasi were too much for the Stor class! and the only other race was the Place open dinghy race.

Sunday 11

*** M** F. D'Arcy afternoon, the 1st The Midtian

3rd. Man". Mr. Money series. There were 17 starters of

4th. "14". He Franklin 41.15 whom 5 did not finish,

DINERY TEAM BAUZ--A.M. BUNDAY Seing held lend at the start; 197 ESCORT FLOTILLA Y TAIKO followed by Fuller and Wright Place Boat & Toum Corwin

and Honess.

Von

Tot *** Finnt

TD-war

Tim

Pte.

1.12.0

1.17,5 3.244.190 1.10.20

E.P.. Gelche exulti-Talker 111, 1st Berart Plotiin

KUNDAY, OCTOBER at

left.

CHINESE OPERA BY WAH YAN GROUP

The Wal Yan Dramatic So-!

Chinese ciety will preson

5 opera. Fa Muk Lon (Lady |

Warrior), based on an ancient Chinese story, next week.

At the end of he Arst tap. 2o. "" T., Brown Honess had gained a Useful lead Aed. which hun held to the

Anish Wh Meinwhile Yaurieff came well un, ad in the second up caught up

Dinaty Sweepstake Race. Firat in Automn with the Coenu anat--Von Sydu and these two har' close contest Mary

Courain

Tim Pe right to the end when Youri-fi "a", Honm gained secon place by 35 seconds Paul. "By", Yurtta keď

Next weekend's racing entrist off 501, Van Rydow Ine 2ud Comnivirre's Cup series' 4th. star", - Korr

Contains Vitamins A. B1, B2, D,

Niacin, Calcium, fron, Phosphorus

GOOD HEALTH in

Advancing Years

AS

PC 246

Hapt

Beris

1.E.NO

2.02.20

2.42.54

2.49.00

S the years go by the maintenance of health and vitality calls for adjustments in the daily dietary. Where the digestive system has been weakened by illness or advancing age it is important that foods should be chosen: which are “readily. - acceptable, highly nourishing and easily assimilable

Ovalting meets these needs Idically, it is scientifically pre pared from Nature's best foods-malt, milk and egg-und provides concentrated and perfectly balanced pourishment" In the most digestible foran

The dell&tousness and palatability of 'Ovaltine appeal, to the max (sildious taste and it can be digested with, the geoKtult' KATOmeyen where the digestive systent la seriously «Impaired. This fact in recognised, jn, the leading Hospitals and Nursing Homes where Ovaltine" le highly valued 'se. » stand-by in cases of difficult fredlog.

Delicious

Ovaltine

for Health. Strength & Vitality

Obiginalilo at all leading Compradores & Dispensaries

Distributors: adhuone, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

HOCKEY PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 Army Navy, Bonkumpon, & 1. ITM-

pirow: AFP. Guest and G.T. Palmer.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31 club de Beereis University.Kirsty'a

Park, 50

Umpires: 8.1.7.0.

The opera will begin on Tuck- day next and will be repeated on cuch of the

the following nights until Sunday. It will start at 8.30 p.m: 31 and

end at

at 11 The Wah Yon Dramatic Society

the is overcome

din made by gong-beaters in An ordinary Cable & Wireless Khalen B.C., R.N.IC..

Wh

p.m.

Chinese opera. The Society has put Chinese operus into English Jand, the gong-beater, are restrain-

ed.

Tromana khi Mr. Merritt, R.A.F. v Navy, A.N.BG., King'a Park (11. 1a.m. Umpires? A.E.P. Guest and B/Cdr. Paillex.

King's Park (2), 15 km. Umairest D.T. Smith and E.R.A. Miller. K, Police v Dockyard-R.C., Causeway Day, 10 roles G.T. Palmer

Capt. J.1. Purne

The operas are planned not to Civil Service v Dutch NC., Roskumnos run for longer than normal 9.10 nm. Umpires: J., Grewal and three-act play, but the beauty of ArmpNo match;

Yro. Sigs. Caler,

the costumes and gestures, typical All umples are requented, to condem of the Chinese stage, is retained.) by phone (3406) Ex. 117) before 6 pm. In Lady Warrior, there will be Friday. Becretaries are requested to gorgeous Chinese costumes, acting, ensure prompt attendance of their team. scenery and music. The words of maximum of 10 minutes delay will jo the songs will be in English. ·

allowed. Those who have attended the week, biks meeting of the liong Kon

There will be ng Hockey Lecture this rehearsals say that Lady Warrior tackey Association will be held at the will remind a spectator a litle of .c.M. Post Board Ho báo p.m. Gilbert and Sullivan,

Today, Wednesday, October 27. Alf Gluh Reservations may be made at Secretaries are requested to attend. The King's Theatre or by telephone atquilos of grumeids will be the principal Wah Yan College (Nos. 13373 and Rem on the agenda.

18540). The opera will be stogest

ni the Wah Yan Theatre.

KINGHORN WINS

STAPLEFORD

KCC LADIES' DANCE NIGHT

The Stapleford competition at The Ladies' Committee of the

Work Shuchl and Il Chun-kit bent Bonni

Lo and Norman La 6-2, G Lee Wal-tong and Breto Blek drew" with Rock Lena and Kwok Wag-chung 1-6, 6-7.

TODAY'S GAMES

•

OPEN DOUBI,EA 1 Chart-Dee Yuswing and Wonr Bhio-wing w 0.A. Noronha and RA Marcies,

wah Nick Man To thiu-nang. No. 3 Court-T.F, Baker and Partner

L Kwok-kong, and Wong Churn- aina.

OPEN SINGLES

No. 4 Court-Taut Yan-pus ««Chan `Fok-

Iwal.

Ne, G Court--V.T. Lake « An Kam-moon. All the above games start at 8,15 pan.

LRC RESULTS The following are the results of tennis matches played Ladies' Recreation Club yester- day:

OPEN SINGLES (LADIES') Mrs. Etton en Mr. M. Chowme Gall,

G-2.

Hrs, Chu and Me, Bradley brat, Mrs. OPEN DOUBLES (LADIES'

Tamworth and Mike Iibeiro 0-1, Q-%,

CLUB DOUBLEH (MEN'S) Mr. A. Tudit and Mr. 00. Hunschten beat Mr. EIL. Haltiek and Mr. F. Beunk 2-4, 6-3, 0-1, kj

CLUB SINGLES (ËNS)

Mr. P. Alakander beat Mr. J. Kempten

10.

Mr.

TODAY'S PROGRAMME

CLUD AINGLES (MEN'S}

H. Balon Mr. M. Tenan 0.16 p.m:

OPEN SINGLER (LADIES':

at

M. Strombmeh v Mra, Lilton at 0.39 1.1

OPEN MIXED DOUBLES

Mr. Taal Yun-pol unit Mia B. Rent v Mr. J.D, Mackle and Mrs, Standulaft at 5.15 p.m.

OPEN DOUDLES (LADIES")

Mrs. 8. Dunnett and Mrs. Campbell

men,

routine.

Four Men

second

The

in Ewatow, Mr. Tsang said that division matches was considered the rate of serious crime and de- by the committee today. creased comderably, while minor application was rejected, and the crime had been reduced to a various

cluby were askeri minimum.

rippaint their own inesmen,

INTER-SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Why, It i asked, cannot Woodcock

siilor undergo a sort of preparation? It is pro- nosed that an Invitation be ex- tended to all young ambitiouse heavyweights and that four The following are the results of should be selected on merit to yesterday's Inter-School Basket- tackle Woodcock in the ring Ench would nght three rounds.

ball:

JUNIOR LEAGUE

FOOTBALL RESULTS

FIRBT DIVISION

Eastern

St. Joseph's

| Chinese A.A.

Club

B. Chìam “A”

Poiler

Kit Chee

6. Chins "B"

SENIOR LEAGUE meaning that Woodrock would St. Joseph's 21 Queen's (White) Arany

18. ngage in what would virtually ve a 12-rounds contest The only difference

would

be that each Wah Yan (Kin) 15 Hon Wah 20. Moter Blus three

Woodcock

TODAY'S PROGRAMME BENIOR LEAGUE Wch Kiu v Hon Wah-5 p.m. St. Pauls Ellis Kodoorie-8 | Navy

.A

rounds

would fresh

man unless he was benten by any of the four.

Should he knock out the first. he would, presumably take on the sexrd until all four had been of losed.

It would give Woodcock valu- nble testing, and, I triumphant, would carry more prestige than a knock-out such as he gained against Oma.

p.m.

JUNIOR LEAGUE Wah Yon (Kin) v Hon Wah-5

p.m.

RA.F. Kwong Wah

SECOND

Chinese A.A.

Hon Chung v Ling Ying-6.p.m. South China

In an exciting basketball game Ki Che at Caroline H last night. K Motor Bos Philippine Chinese beat Swutow Navy

Good Experience Police by 55 points to 38.

His opponents, too, would

Army Kin.

ge: the valuable experience of ANNUAL MEETING Dres n fight with the champion and OF KCC TOMORROW-Teikn

Tramways' Army 11.X.

St. Joseph's

Palice

T.C.A.

should any be victorious, he might well be a new British The annual meeting of the hope while the public would Kowloon Cricket Club will be club have a most interesting series held at the Club house tomorrow. Dockyani

evening, commencing at 6 pm, University of rounds. What is more, there are men in All members are invlied to attend, aileler Britain

to undergo such a test. Tournaments for heavyweights

have been organised in the past i and another is in course of ar- rangement. History shows that

litte is heard of the winners of

these events, except that they come in for an occasional fight, probably on a programme of

other star attractions.

It might be a good idea to pit Woodcock against the semi-Anāl- ists in the coming tournament on the lines suggested by the Box- ing News, who offer their iden free, gratis and for nothing, to any promoter with the courage Mr. and Mrs. 11.3.. Prophet at 5.16) enough to put on the show.-

* Reuler.

• Mr. M. Maishali and Kr, Christian- ,,men at 8.35 nau

'CLUB MIXED DOUBLES

Mr. J. Kempión, and Mău 1.0, Millard v

P

PASSENGERS'

ACTION

BRINGS RIOT SQUAD

the Fanling Golf course was won Kowloon Cricket Club will be The Riot Squad was sent to the Custodian Wharf,

by Mr. K. S. Kinghorn with 30 holding one of their popular

novelty dance nights on Satur

en day, October 30, at Cox's Road.

points.

Firms are reminded that iries for the Victory Cup close Cabaret Items will be presented i un October 31,

during the night. and dancing, to This The Jasper Clark Cup will be music provided by Kenneth Sayer played for, on Sunday, November und his Sextet, will be from 8 14. Lists are posted in. nil club

to. 2 a.m... houses for thoje wishing

Tables may still he booked enter.

through the No. 1 hoy at the Club, Dreas: evening, dress or lounge.

..:

to

1

BOWLS MATCH NEXT MONTH

SERVICES RUGBY The following will represent Royal Air Force Hong Kong v The Army on the Happy Valley ground at 3 p.h, on October 30%

Pall-bačk÷—P/Lt. Blackburn, Threoquarter-AC. Comly. W/Cdr. Fanton, dr. Hainer and AC, Gurmit Society of St. George, Hong Kong, Halves:Fit Stanley and AC. Cook on Monday, It was announced that Forwarde/Lt. Fennell, Cpl. Jones, the annual bowls match against Bek, Mamillion," AG. Cain, AC, Brown,

Connaught Road, Central, yesterday when 223 passengers refused to be transferred from one ship to another.

show of force had no immediate effect, as the passengers, men and,children, réfused to move until the space allotted to them on the other vessel had been seen by their representatives. The 223 passengers arrived ↑ Werkmen who helped to transfer from Bangkok and Saigon yes the baggage, the passengers re-

because the terday by the 1,778-ton Nor-fure to move

thought they were being net. wegian vessel, Daviken, en

ashore to find their own way to route to Swatow.

Swalow.

At the ohnunl meeting, of the transfer the passengers to the aspect Accommodation

AC. Friend, Ost Longden and AC. Jones St. Andrew's Society will take Reserse to traveli-Col. Tools AC place at the KBGC on November Flobertson, AC. Hath. AC... Darles, Opi. Nodwell, Bat. Dobbin and Sgt. Hughesi,

HKHA MEETING

A meeting of the Hong Kong

13....

Butterfeld, and Swire, char- terers of the vessel, decided to ginan which was leaving for Swatow."

Remain For Bunkering

When the misunderstanding was cleared up, the passengers appointed representatives

to

is representative of the com-visit the Tsinan to inspect the pany said that the Daviken en accommodation allotted to them. countered very rough weather on Apparently, the representatives decided to play has been

10 the way to Hong Kong. As a re- were satisfed with conditions on rinks a side and members who full, the vessel has to remain the Tsinan, as a few minutes wish to play and who have not here for bunkering. The charter, after their return, the passengers already sent in their havas ate he added, in nizo about to expire, voluntarily left the Daviken and requested Hcekry. Association will be bold November 4, MEN SWAGarry out the transfer, the boarded the Telunjuk

before to đời m jake waluk::Daviken was moored. alongside Lined up, across the wharf, the © the Cuftodian Wharf, alongside Riot: -Squad -formed a "corridor ue of which ma

Was bortred the 32,

red, the shotweed the two vessels. The Not met ons geven Düsserfgers passed through the When told they were in bestridor, from one ship: to the

under the Com

at the 8. G. M, Post Board. Itoom

at 8.30p.m. today. The princi-"}

pal item on the agenda will be

"The quaition of grounds "ZATI

Club cepretaries are requested to CCC LAWN BOWLS attend,

In a very evenly contested transferred to another ship, the other than IVANK SI

Tefaled and published for the proprie Club yesterday, B., Loodard, best The Hot Squad was then requeste mand, of Mr. A. Vardal. The ves- Larry The Newspaper Enterprise, Litter B. Omar by 31 shots to 15 in the led to asdist ke-WALTER JAMES: KRATES- Wieder fidal of the Novices-Lauri. Boyle House, Hong Kong

end competition,

Milonel carried. · 100, tons of rice for mdi- Swałowa: Thecrich was also trans-

ferred to the visinan,ake,

to

WDLA Pir

4 3 1 0 2 3 7

B 8 1 3 31% $ 33 17

12 14 T 02 14 1 30, 124# 262 18 10 4

120 % 17

4 1 0 1 7 5104 60520 DIVISION

PWDLP A Pts

R 7 0 1 29 14 * 2012 G0044 12 741224 100 4.4 11 10 18

4,0 13 31 1 17 13

3 2.4 12 22

2011 13 21431 ER-

102

------|-

70121

FIRST AGAIN!

WITH

REFRIGERATOR

Masterpieces

Kelvinator

THE OLDEST MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC

REFRIGERATION FOR THE HOME, "

SEE GLOUCESTER ARCADE: EXHIBIT:->

Seven Masterpiece Modelà,

'Five Yearn Guarantee

Immediate delivery and

GET THE BEST

YOU PAY NO MORE USIVE "DISTRIBUTORS FAR EAST IMPORT AND EXPORT LTD. UNITED DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD. 127. Hongkong, Shanghul Bank Bldg.