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HONG KONG GOVERNMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ·

NOTICE

or

Applications are invited from ither malo

unmarried female candidates for a post of probationer Radiographic As- sistant.

Candidate should be between the ages of 20 and 20 years and must possess the Hong Kong School Leaving Certificate or He equivalent.

The selected candidate will be appainted on probation for a period of 4 years in the first instance, and will bo required to undergo a courte of training. If he/she passes, the final ox- amination at the end of the probationary period, he/she will then be confirmed-to-the- appointment. F

The salary of the post is q follows:-

*On Probation

1st and 2nd years: $150 a month, plus Cost of Living Allow- ance.

3rd year:

$165 a month, plus Cost of Living Allowance.

4th year: $180 a month, plus)

Cost of Living Allowance. On Confrmation to the Appointment.

Mále: $276 a month rising to 13450 a month by annual

Optimists, Scorpions

THE CHE A MA

Complaint.

Draw In League Game Against Cerdan

The First League cricket match between HKCC

“Optimiste” and HKCC "Scorpions“ at Chater Road yesterday ended in a draw. "Optimists" had first lease of the wicket and were all out for 214. N. R. Oliver was top-scorer with 46, followed, by W. L. Howard with 37 not out. L., D. Kilbee and N. R. Arthy, the opening batsmen, hit up 30. runs each,

McKenley In New Record

Bydney, January 22,

The Jamaloan runner Herb Makanley set a new Austra lian record time of 21 sa conde for the 220 yards to-

Mckenlay made him fast run in the final of the £20 yards Australian champion

ship nt Bydney cricket

ground. He holleyes that his time is a world record for a circular track.

He clipped one fifth of a second off the provious Aus- trallan record made by John Treloar in 1946.

Earlier, the Panamanian Lloyd LE

equalled Beach Trelear's record time In a host.

From

Mickenjoy led all the way In the final winning Australia's John Bartram with La Beach third. Asco- clated Brass.

Increments of $25 a month, FRENCH

with an efficiency bar above $350 a month.

Female: $230 month rising to

$375 a

month by three annual increments of $15 a month and four annual increments of $25 a month with an efficiency bar above $270 a month.

Applications should be sent

FRENCH ISSUE BOND LOAN

F. Howarth was the most successful" "Scorpion" "bowler, capturing five wickets for 01

rung.

At the close of play, "Scor- plona" had scored 143 for oven. TA. Pearce contributing a use ful 31. M. Newton had 30 runs not out to his credit when stumps were drawn.

Snaith took three wickets for 30 rung out McLellan three fag.

"OPTIMISTS"

|L.D. Kilbee, e and b Pearce..

20

| N.R, Arthy, c Kerr, b Howarth 30

N.R. Oliver, c Oven-Hughes.

b Howarth

46

R.W. Franklin, b Howarth.. WJ. Slugter, e Gibbons, b

Pearce

G.T. Rowe, e Pearce, b Howarth K.A. Miller, e Leach, b Howarth

D. McLellan, b Stokes T.P. Mahon, b Stakes W.L. Howard, not out

A.L. Snaith, e Leach, b Owen-

Hughes Extras

Total

Bowling Analysi

F. Howarth

0. M. R. 22 9 01 T.A. Pearce ..... D 0 52

H. Owen-Hughes 1.3 0 20 O.J. Kerr

L.E. Stokes

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Paris, January 28. The French police con- tinued preliminary inves tigations today of a cont- pfalzit formally made by Madame Marchal, alleg- Ing that the world middle- weight boxing champlon, Marcel Cerdan, Hed hor to a bed in a New York hotel and later forcibly put her on a Faribaund plane.

According to, Madame Marchnel, who had ac companied the French cabaret singer,” Mas. Edith Fipt, on a New York visit, Cerdan wanted her to ro turn to Franed to prevent her making allegations re- garding "his" and "Miss Piaf's private liven→→Bdu-

Turpin To Fight Mitri

Romo, January 22. 0) Dick Turpin, the British 16 champion, is to have a return amiddleweight fight with Mitri, 37 the Hallan (le holder, at Trieste on February 12 AG cording to a statement by the Italian Boxing Federation.

The winner, it is added, will meet Cyrille Deldandle for the Belgian's European middleweight

214

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Turpin and Mitri fquant à draw

New Suggestions To Limit Power Of Cricket Bat

London, January 22.

The worldwide spate of high scoring, with the great supremacy of the batsman over the bowler in the highest class of cricket, has led to now sug gestions for narrowing thin difference and brightening cricket generally, Walter Robins, former. Middlesex captain and one of the leading advocates of bright- er epicket, has put forward. suggestion for a narrower tint infte views: ba. But ferneed.

-three and a quarter inches

Of cėjugge. Its success on føllure an only be discovered by Lila. ind error, and “hot” until somer ne has fried it auf id Erst oläss and club cricket could dor

Robins

Bing Buggestions led to

against the present four and any o

quarter inches.

acer

when y

I put forward

thì Sat uong

The

width and, possibly, the height of the stumps, which would give bawler a more sporting chapeo of laying them lasy.

made in cricket, such as the width of the wicket, the size of the ball, the leg-before-wickgi the rule and so on, but the bat has not variod in size since 1874.

Robins, in making this novel Year

I sugße gehr, batting

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and there seems I unless something done. narrow but would prevent cent furles being made by indifferent batsmen, would give the bowler and would load to

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more completed games."

Naturally, th

Suggustion coming from such an impartant cricket personage, as Robins, has received careful consideration in the British press But, an Balance.

not

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to be any

decided move in there docs

Batamesi and

Another to change the scor ing in County games and put the premium on Victory

for a first innings with nothind buier proposals for Improving ball with n game ate #

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astra scam and' o'plastia báll, These are being given a chance to prove their worth. The new ball, 19 to tried out by every first class County in their first twa matches of the кракор fine."will" have nine-core thread instead of the normal | eight

To Aid Boxlars

2 when they tral met in an eliminar but turally 95eadainst bowlers more gesistance, park-

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"SCORPIONS".

L.F. Stokes, c Arthy, b Snaith Paris, January 22. The French Finance Minister, O.J. Kerr, e Oliver, MeEcllan M. Maurice Petsche, announced T.A. Pearce, on

£ Miller, b Friday that the French

McLellan Government will start selling Leach, e

e Howard,

Sraith. 100,000,000,000 francs worth of H. Owen-Hughes, bw, b Mc- live per cent bonds on Monday. Lellan

b

The proceeds will be used for F. Howarth, e Kilbee, b Mahon reconstruction and re-equipment, M, Newton, not out

to Medical Headquarters, Honghe said in formal statement. N. McLeod, b Sanitis Kong and Shanghal Bank The bonds will not be convertible G. Gibbons, not out Building, first floor, not later until January, 1968. than 2 weeks from the date of

Extras advertisement.

1. NEWTON. Director of Medical Services.

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LONDON MATRICULATION

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at London's Albert Hall.

Thera gre.

2 over 12 rounds in a hangar at the TP

Linens

The Beste Aght wil take place

the

This is expected to give, the Icularly to exponents of swing Sports File former

Middlesex staunch captain, "Gubby" Allen, who would be also coplained England, if res- the experiment. Rgainst any change in the game ponsible for whatever it was, who say that He Idea when he picked

Bot the

had. the game of cricket is all right up a 1980 Ball, which he

*used. að it is: grid aro opposed to | navor

It feels bigger, -linkering with Kią laws.

gives the bowlers something to get their, Angors” on, and the big- ger grip helps the ball to swing more

seaplane baso, and a Trieste is conservatives Mitri's home town, a sellqu of the ed. Reuter, 8,000 sents is conndently expect

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Not Too Sure

or changes do pat appear to be But even those who are ready sure that this is the true Hera are some of the

too

The latent plastia kall, which comes The Kowloon Indian Tennis remedy.

within the

regulation weight and has the appearance Club held is Firat Mbating reservations made: terday, with Mr. Mohan Singh,

of a new leather ball, complete It would end County and club with stitches, has been triest out a presiding.

games too quickly. It would Mr. Mahan Singh pald a tribute prove discouraging to the club " Alf Sover, the former Surrey! to Mr. Badan Singh, who died

and England that bowler, who who and it hard enough the ball swings, shout ever

conching concentrates on with the bat as it is. had

[The put in after the liberation. The

bet latamgn would sili more than the ordinary type of following eficials alected:

Werg be "able to hit the ball with the bull when now, but the seam President Mahan Singh: curb stonewalling.

contre of the bat It would not does not last so long.

Finally, the Cricket News of Vice-President, Mr. E. P. Malwani, It would make sixes diflcult the Week includes a report from

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Messrs. R.H. Hughes and G.S. recently, for the work which he la sco

O. M. R. W.

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A novel...foature

ture of the loan provides that a certain previous series of bonda

selling at par, can be exchanged at pur Gee, did not bat value for the now issue. These old bónda will be accepted for only

Bowling Analysis ball the value of the pew pur- chase, however. The other hait Mahon must be paid in cash-Associated | Snaith Press.

Govt Continues Segregation

The London Matriculation

Capalon January 21. Examination will be held in At the opening of Pliament Hong Kong In June, 1949. today, the Government madel

known its intention

to continuo

McLellan Howard Howe

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Scores Wins

Melbourne, January 22,

Iman and Vijagar Singh.

Washington, January 23, The Association of American Railroads said rail freight move- Mrs. Fanny Blankers Koen, ment during the second week Dutch Olympic Gold Medallist of January continued to run won her first two races in Aus-substantially below the volume She ran by invitation in a 100 for the corresponding period last. yards sprint and an 80 metres year and the year-before-A- hurdles in the Athletle carnival sociated Press.

tralia today.

Entry forms for private stute policy of segregation of races -dents may be obtained from but to work for better interracial

the Education Omice 3rd floor,

relations. Windsor House and should be

Among bills introduced were: returned on or before January ringes.

1. Prohibition of mixed mar 3iat 1949. Students attending 2. Provision for representa-at Melbourne. schools in the Colony should tion for South West Africa.

She won the 100 yards in 11.4 ment also said steps to combat Shirley McConnochle ind. June

A spokesman for the

from govern seconds

the Australians

Communism would be studied, Remsoy.

forward their entries through the Heads of the Schools.

Students wishing to anter for since Marxist philosophy had But the flying Dutchwoman got

a slow start, assumed considerable dimensions away to External

umong certain clazzes United time was two fifths of a second

- London University

Degree Examinations are re: Press. minded that it. is necessary to register as an external student

of the University a considerable

New York, January 23. Engineering construction con-

compared

and Her

outside the Australian record.

A

Fanay won the hurdles in 11.7 seconds. Behind her were Shirley Strickland and Wilna Collins g ime before the actual date of tracts awarded this week totalled

dead heat for second place. the Examination. Further in-US390,601,000

Blankers Koen later won the formation may be obtained from US$192,663,000 the previous week

high jump with 4 feet 11 inches. the Educatiozi Office.

The crowd of 29,000' was the and US$110,149,000 last year, the biggest ever at a Womens Athlp Engineering Nowa Record re-tie meeting in Australia-Assa- ported.-Associated Presi,

clated Press,

T. R. ROWELL Director of Education,

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