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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1040.

HANDICAPS FOR Royal Navy Express Appreciation McCready Beats

WHITSUN RACES

Handicaps for the Wiltsun Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club on Satur- day, June 4 and on Monday, June 6, are as follows;

1st Day

1. Haffolk Blaken (1st Her.), the Mile, Elan (1949 Fanling: Amsterdam 4147). Ryntheway 1947), Conitoy (17), Questes +1476, Happy Parmer (247). Jorrorka (147), Mayerling (147). Mercury 1157). Public Opinion (1173, Marpcluster (147)

Norfolk Handicrp. Opre Kater). starp 5 C1949 Blertama): Ambringe (148),

filtter Bowel (17).

(651)

Harmony 150), Honk Kena dilatre (360). Jamin 11e5), Jennifer $157), Mulune Butterfly #142), Powerlumne 11201, ilver Spent (140), Uparklius Bpm (542), Bonpte. ranster Hory, The Tianmu 1980s, Trenauror 41477.

A Clureater Standine at Bee). Co

■ .. Glen #1219 Poule): Aeroplane #141). Thany Ben 11451, Forever Harink

IMAN Grey (SY

+145) Tron bank TerBee $1471. Tadiotren (52), Reuter 41471, atenty fels, man!) Dengon (117) Dieteting Code 1142), The Alligator 1159), Topper #71. Medoor (147),

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Closter Hundkrap (lat Heel 2 M 1. Mask 2 fund Bondes) : Ampnera (152). The Ziky (152), Duntroon ny (112). Fly Arw 4155). Jets Jine (15) Richard 2 18465, Boucher 1163N Phone on last, The Chi«C (197), Wende‹tara

Clan! Whiteurs Plate, 144 Mim 1549 Post Amprant $475, Arablen 'Dancer 11421, New Wytis (158), Dfcheme Delhi thâ), - Picpostians Pull cita), Hah Tacht stin, Tigh Sprost (140), Skymnstar 16671.

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Tidorester Uandicap (Zurt Bec.), Dar C' G 140 Porton Arbe 1559, nekarniti, (1), right 141473, Double Cloth 1169), P9llbuster 1139), Flying Hedgeh +24), larini tinka (3671, Gireen Webant 1147), Mabel (150), 0)fola Dorama Venfoyer (169), Hha (147) Thunder Sky (109), Trigger (1991, Zephyr (51).

7. Middieses Handlers (1st See.). One M

4 2011 Pontenti Anyway 4140), Embrana vit trace (162), Pirine 316 14. no 1169). Liberal Stu

0001. Nations). Congres (148). Prince Belichi (1921, The Dings (1369.

K. Chester Handicap 2nd Bee j Feven M.J Plan 2004 – Pondraji Ancest Beauty (13), Bootgies (753), Cooper (165), Sien Whine (161). 1.7 (1531 Strike (140), Rome Famine 2100), Bunburytas. Bruta 147) Munshine [149]. V.J Dny

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£. Manchester Handirap. From 2 M P. 19 Pom: At 10mg (143), La G A Grand Time 11995. Artumu Lent (149), Care Free 1189), Costant Star (140), Dashing Henaty 1953 1 Flas 81429, Thai Pollak 4159, Jump 6864 11691.

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(162) Baseload (143), Rosemarte (148). Hulphur (145),

* Homeret Wandleup, Class #11919 Ponies 11 Gypsy Girl (150),

Onte Forle bey Bhip

Round. (143). (152). (137).

| Larky Jane (187), Turky Starler

Mantar (152), Oakland fridge (562),

| Pregnaus (151), Probability (146),

Vor (130), Bouth Earl Wind 4).

HMS Constance's crew cheered after they were presented yesterday with several momento, by Britons whom they had recently evacuated from Shanghal. "China Mall" Photo.

HMS CONSTANCE CREW

THANKED BY EVACUEES

Sparkling Star (150), VIP (161), World A simple ceremony on board HMS Constance yester

IBDI,

Rutland Standleep. From 2 M.P.

Clown 7 (pip Panker): Arxy (143), Tal- Bertin (157), Epinned (184), Honey Dew † (17). Kolinsky (184), Liberty Diamond 11001, Morning Sky (194), Reputation 1156), Apavel Wheel (185), Sunkia (145), The Hopeful (143), Vanguard - (142).

Whitsun Handicap, One Mife. Clum 101 Pantes; ashful Benaty (tan), Illack Markes (150). Chesterfield (140),

Daley Hell 1144), Fort Knox (138), Lovely

Lady (140). Moteur (142), Nome Queen

(153). Pada 1189), Vagabend King (164), Cornwall Handicap (1st re.3. From

2 MP. (m 3 (0)4 Ponies): Beckenham (1491, Crown Witness (1451, Desire (148), Golden Dragan (182), Herulé Lamia (330), |

1144) Meteorologia 11481. Masterpiece Minx (1601. Noonday Bon (161). Peggy

12491, Thunderbolt (503).

7. Shefeld Handicap (1st Sec.). Prox 21.1 Class 5 (014 Taules) i Arx 012). Brielato (141), Choarr (a) Colonia (145), Dusine (140), Planta (147). Frostylight (144). Golden Wheel (top),

Kwang You 180). 1.tse 13825. Por (158). Bpanlah Aalen (109). Macher (184), Priority 11591, Hine (1401. Sino Marshall 11503, Rouvenir 350.

HOY (748), Widrlowar 1142, Winders Jer (15).

day marked the heartfut grätitudo of 40 Shang- hai evacucos to the Commander and crew of the destroyer.

Turnesa At Golf

Dublin, May 28.

A smiling Irishman, with a heart as big as his burly frame would suggest, was tonight carried shoulder. high to the Portmomock Golf Club house after beating Willie Tümoső, of Now York,, in one of the grimmest struggles over soon for the British Amateur golf champion- ship. The Irishman, 31-year-old Sam McCready, a week- end golfer from Belfast, who had never before ployed in a major championship, final, had come from behind in the lost nine holes to da- feat Turnesa at the 35th by two and one.

One down at the 32nd hola after having held a four-hole lead at the halfway stage, McCready produced a fighting Irish finish to take the next three holes in a tow and the match.

The Irishman lined up his las! vital patt on the 85th, the ball hovered on the brink, appeared, then 5,000 Irishmen went mad... Men, and women danced with Joy and the hugs Irishman, smiling happily, had only just time to touch Turnesa's hands before belog caught up by a cheering maGS,

Burgundy, who was chosen last i

night to play in the Walker Cup match, commented tonight that he would like nothing better than to meet Turnera when the match 1- United States in played in the August.

Varying Fortunes Today's dual was a great match of varying fortunen. In the first; round this morning in brilliant unenine, McCready played super-

IIMS Constance evacuated Among those present wero Mr. from Shanghai

17 40 J.A.A.C. Creig, Mr. S. R. Young- on May British Nationals, which includ-son. Commander F.P. Parker, 151 ed Mr. J.A.C. Creig, British Con- Lieutenant J. A. Long, Lieutenant sul and Mr. S. R. Youngson, a E. Gemmell, Lleutenant J. Whid-bly with Turnean having to use popular Shanghai UNRRA gure don, Lieutenant Aird, Inst. Licu- all his magle patting to prevent and radio comedian.

lenant

Gibbon, Lleutenant Coch-the Irishman going clean sway. Presenting the Commander and rane, Sub-Lieutenant Loran, Sgo. But despite all his efforts Mc-

of the Constance crew

with an Lieutenant J. Ryan, Mr. Offen, Croady, who was in the Royal Air CPO Mackie, Force during the war, had built Campbell engraved shield, a silver tray and CPO a whisky decanter, on behalf of CPO Reeves and other members up a four-holo lead by the end of

the firt 18 holos, the Civilians Mr. Crein expressed of the crew, to them their appreciation of the court

rtesy, kindness and attention they received during the evacus- tion

tion.

be

that

He said that they all felt that that appreciation should marked in a inore tangible form, and have decided to present them with these souvenirs.

Parker Retains Singles Title

Playing amasing iron shots to within yards of the pin, chain- smoking, smiling and even stretch- ing out on the grass while Turness played his shots, McReady, who snatched A victory over last year's winner, Frank Stranahan yesterday, hardly played a bad

shot.

Timo and again, it was Tur nesa's putting powers that man- aged to scrape him a half, many of his pults coming from almost the edge of the green,

| Tostale (152), Toowoomba Dog (148).

*. Bussex inndicap. One Mile. Clue 2 (1012 Ponfen)] Fairy Feet (145), Home

Paria, May 28. Hailder 1143), Jeep Hee (150). Lady

Frank Parker, of the United 10. Middlese Hallem (2nd

Gloucester (195), My Love (149), Pay Dar In reply, Commander F. P. States, rotained the French men's Dan ATIte C 101 Pen felte | (1871, Shu Yung (186). Festalno 1180), Boom Town 1155), Croske

Parker thanked the evacuees and singles tennis title by beating o. Tirmingham Stakes (2nd Bec.). From (149), tiene Ship 13691. Zatler of Peace.. Iman 7 (014 mi)

Algfelt expressed how glad he

and his Budge Patty, also of the United (257), Braber stas), led Fox (160), The (155), Chelsen (480), Fluke Blat (145

crew were to have been of ser- States. The scores were 6-3, 1-0, Stranger (AD).

Ply Wheel (159). Good Bay (LSO).

vice to them, and for having 0-1, 6-4,

The Irishman went round this Ingrit (148), Jarkii (189), Kelly (inni, been given au

opportunity to Putty gave Parker sume ana morning in 70 to Turnesa's 74. Purifie 18501. Penrack (15), Properly show what the Royal Navy could xious, moments when he led 3-1 But the game took a sudden sharp (146), Sapiente (ba), habis (138).do to help their, nationals. He at the start, but the title-holder turn on the recond round, this Rfid that they would only be too was the steadier and pulled up to Freshened and the match Anished

afternoon when the pleased to do it again when the take the set 6-3. bccasion arises.

After losing a hotly contested heave rain, thunder and light- second set, Parker had little dining, with the wind touching gale

force. culty in gaining the third, but was taken to four all in the last before his usual accurate placings

2nd Day

1. Nuffolk Slaken (of Sec.1. Que Mili Class A 009 Poolest? Dolphin (14D). Cincy) Nowa 1217), Uappy Betatest 12477. Jenilmen 1147). Kwong Leuog 147), Mim (147). Strychaine #D), Victory Ship (147), Yarl (147).

Mirrensham Stakes Cat Ber). From M.P. Clos Ponien: Ai Frmeu (145), Aro 1140), Irunt (1631. Elmer (145), Fazetalın (148), Flight 414, Happy Event 14), Harvoni (158) Kinefahr (345). Mamauty (159). Akdnight Express (140), National Guard

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Shangrila (189), Strathriamaza (148),

10. Cornwall Handicap 12ad Bec.1 Prem M.?. Clean 1 (0) Ponles) is #hit 1185), D Day (150), Happy Valley (14), Hurricane (135), Kentucky Moan (0312), King of Prace (152), Lili Martear (18%), Pearl Diver (1641. Rebel (1857, Buolight (149), Two Nid (143).

11. Shefeld Handleup (2nd Beed), Prom 2 M.!'. Ch 10 Ponies) Amien (189), Aralhas Moon (150). Battlefeld (0), Chlef Witne (159), Counter De Nicht (162). Desert Knight (187), Jeep Tinm (149), Marlzo14 (147), National Gift (139), Home Fun (187), Trade Wind (138. Virtoglou (148).

12. Dorset Handicap. Chas 4 (Dkt. Poslo

won him the next two games and the title.

The women's singles title also

Thirnen's golf was just not. good enough to wip. Throughout his matches he had time and again to save himself by sinking heart-breaking pults.

It is probably true to any that Turnosa has never seen as much of the rough on a golf course as ho has here. Asked after the match about the course, he smiled and sald;, "I certainly have n great respect for it. It is one stiffest tests of golf that I have over met."Routor.

of the

Reminders

Today

Cocktall Party to meet the new Colonial Secretary Mr. J. F. Nicoll, Jacobean Room, HK .Hotel, p.m.

Whist Drive. European YMCA

9.30 pm.

Dedication of ss. Dayspring 11,

Fenwork Pler, 5 p.m.

United

States Memorial Day, ceremony at Monument, Tin Lok Lane, 11 am.';

Talk on "The Sigalicance of the Centenary of St. Francis

Xavier in Japan" by Rev. Fr. F. Cronin, Portuguese. Institu- te, Club Lusitano, 6.30 p.m.

HK Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd., annual gmoral

HK

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wind bad

HK

Within the first nine holes.of the second round Turneun, winner of the championship in 1947 and present United States Amateur champlon, played deadly ready and squared the match. Obviously Rattled McCready was now obviously rattled, Irish hopes had sunk and there were, sales on the faces of American, golfers competing in this championship.

FIRE SWEEPS LUZON CITY

Manila, May 28, Two persons were reported late today to have

been killed and went to the United States when sonic 200 families rendored home- Mrs. Margaret Dupont, the United Jess as another fire swept the States champion, beat Madame Southern Luzon port city of Nolly Adamson, the Freach Once Round. Legasp! last night. Only three holder, by 7-5 and 6-2 in the Atomic Power days ago, -T10). Tarlarian (147), mylight (140), business section of the city.

a fire lay waste the Anal. Canadian Putalo 1150), Yasy-guing (147),

The following were the results Jast

biazo lasted about Empres Delisht (185), First Alarm

night's

of. other

French championship was still burning at six hours and | (187), Mastery (148), Nerva Witzseen

fames

mes played today:

Tarness went into the lead for five o'clock this morning.

Mixed Doubles. Semifinal the first time in the match, at the Mrs. Sheila Summers and Eric 20th, and it began to look as Sturgess (South Africa) beat through the American would win. Mme. A. Half and R. Journu (France) 0-4. 4-6,

0-4,

4136), Puker Pace (144), Puputarity (183), Ringmer (148), Rowanglen (147), Khun Lee (348). Top Hat (10). Unlied Victory

(140).

It started almost where tho first left off in the business section of Legaspi-Router,

Czech Catholic Bishops

But, McCready was not beaton'! 0-2, Joan yet. He levelled at the 21st only to fall behind again at the 32pd. Quertier and Gerald Oakley (Britain)

And then he pulled out his final beat Mrs. Helen Rh- devastating effort. bany (U.S.) and Torsten Johanesson (Sweden) 8-1, 6-2.— Reuter.

Accused Of Disloyalty Tourist Alliance

Prague, May 28.

In the strongest attack so far modo on Catholic Bishops in Czechoslovakia, the Minister of In- formation, M. Václav Kopecky, today accused them of disloyalty and of attempting to or- ganise damaging political activity.

the

Recommendation

He squared at the 33rd with a three and to the accompani· ment of a wild Irish roar want Into the lead at the 34th with five lo Turnos ir six.

McCready hit a glorious, shot right down the middle of the fairway at the 36th, Turner's ball, went into, a bunker on the The Hague, May 28,

left of the fairway. He played an Delegates from 23 countries, lil. 68, yards shart of the pin,

excellent recovery, shot, trut was concluding the Annual Confer ence of thin International Tourist,

Everythine ay hinged on the Alliance here today, recommended Irishman's second and be lit It that the Channel tunnel linking right into the heart of the groen. Britain and France should be sol Only a masterly shot could, now

in cluded in the programme of big save Turnesa.

new works in road-building.

Still: Smiling

meeting. St. George's Bldg...

12 noon.

Jockey Club, semi-annual meeting of voting members, Happy Valley, 5.30 p.m. Stage Club, annual, meeting. PRO lecture room, 9.30 pm

Singers, rehearsal; St. John's Cathedral hall, 5.30 p.m.

Whist

Coming Events

TOMORROW

Drive, European YMCA.

3.30 p.m.

HK Rotary Club luncheon, talk by Lt. Col. Mitchell, on "Hans Kong in 1914" at Roof. Gar- den, HK Holol, 12.30 pm HK Light Orchestra rehearsal, St

John's Cathedral: 6.45 pmṁ.

WEDNESDAY···

Talbot TOH Club meeting.

House, 50, Macdonnel Road, 8.30 p.m. Dragon Boat race at Chung Shing Bathing Pavillon, 4 p.m.

THURSDAY

Union Church Ladies Guild meet- Ing. Helena May Institute, 3 *.m. Y's Men's Club of Hong Kong, luncheon mealing, Roof Gar- den, HK Hotel. 12.45 pm. Kowloon Rotary Club Luncheon,

Beninsula Hotel, 12.30 p.m. Presentation of Awards at Gov-

ernment House, 10 ám.

MOSLEM RITES

NOT VALID

Vatican City, May 28. Informed Vatican sourçon, sald- today that if Rita Hayworth wint through a formal Moslem már-

The Alliance spent considerablo time on piens, to coordinate dis He studied the position care-riage with Prince Aly Khan she activities of all automobile and fully, but was stil: 10 yards ahort touring organisations throughout and could not sink. the putt for a the world.

four. The Irishman naw, E. oven I decided to ask the United during the worst part of the Nations to make special efforts, to match, Atill smiling made sure, In get the new deofs Convention on two putts and the match was international traffle, agreed on at over,

would become a heretic in the.

of the. Catholic Church and would lay herself open to 4x- communication.

Yesterday's civit ceremony at Nice had no validity in the eyes of the Catholic Church, tho

The Minister was speaking at the ninth Congress of the Czechoslovak Communist Party. The Minister likened the bishops' present position to the recent developments in Poland and Hun- gory: "Unknown influences abread flict between the Church and have interfered as they did in State such as had occurred in the Hungary and Poland," he said. other Eastern European countries, tho. World Conference, convened McCready took 70 over the 17 sources added. The same was "They want to mobilise, with M. Kopecky said that he bo- by the United Nations at Geneva holes played in the second roundtra of her two previous civil help of the reactionary Catholle Heved the greater part of the next August-Reuter,

marriages.--Reuter Hierarchy, that ideological force Church people were loyal and which the Catholic Church re-wanted Д peaceful settlement. presents in the guise of religion. “We do not want to fight the

"They want to mobiliso

thia

Church," he reiterated. force against the State, the Peo- ple's Democracy and Socialism. We do not want to fight with the

with emphasis, that never has there bena in this country a power more determined to protect the Interests and the sovereignty of the nation.”

"We shall not leave anyone in doubt that. traitors will not be spared even if they have Holy

Catholic Church, but we declare, Oropecky insisted that con-

stitutional guarantees, mlint bo respected and observed and said that there was complete freedom for religion.

The Minister then attacked

Outspoken Attacks ¦ Yugoslavia, describing. Marahal Tito, the Yugoslav Prkno Minixw: M. Kopecky's statement folter, as a traitor to the Communist lowed, outspoken attacks, during World Movemont. the post two weeks by thị senler No, one doubts that Tito has Churchmanin Czechoslovakia, stopped on the road leading to- Dr. Josef Beran, Archbishop of wards the Imperiallats, and that Prague against the Communist bourgeals nationalists have now authorities for us ho alleged, taken Yugoslavia, in their hands," diregarding th constitutional] he said, guarantees. for freedom of rell- This was a waming to all other gton and freedom of "expressión: “DEMATITE""&ORINEITER" CHUSTRUCHTE It was... confirmed tils week change could take place in a ba-, that the negotiations-between the moerntle Republie, -As regarda Church_and tho State, which Yugoslavia, the Minister, added: consed fast February, will not be "It could have happened only resumed.

A because, the interal democracy of -The Indicatione, are, that unlew this Communlit Party was for- one side or the other, considerably | gottaheta Tigónikylä" as well) ne- revises its attitude, Czechoslova= | criticilarn and well-criticism,"km

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