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Communists In Macao Cancel Victory Parade

Reminders

Today

HF International Women's Club. Club Night for Services, 7.30

European YMCA, 8-

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-St. Andrew's Church Women's

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Macao, November 20. Pro-Communist Chinese în Macco today "did not carry out their planned "victory parade", which at one time threatened to clash with the Portuguese authorities, who had forbidden demonstrations of any kind by left-wing ele-

ments.

Communist sympathisers had, however, erected a "victory arch" outside the Public Library in commemoration of the Communist victories in Chino's civil war.

The police allowed this on the understanding that the arch be pulled down after 24 hours.

Chinese

did

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They reported that the five- star Communist dag was seen everywhere and that very few Nationalist flags were on display.

Throughout the day hundreds of students sold small Communist Bags to raise funds for the "comforting" of Liberation Army troops.

numerous

TOMORROW

Communist Baby fick from Urban Council meeting, GPO many Chinese buildings for the

bldg., 4.15 p.z.

first time today while in front of Bridge Drive, Europeia YMCA, the Chinese refugee centre, the inmates of which are mostly Na- deserters, were huge HK Rotary Chub, talk on Tha | tionalist

Mr. J. G. Skinner and Mr. H. Hong Kong Boy by the Rev-portraits of Mao Tse-

Tse-tung and H. Chao, masters of the Cheung Fr. T. Ryan, Roof Garden, Genc & Chu

and the Yu Mei, respec- HK Hotel, 12.30 p.m.

newspapers in Mincao tively, and the "China Nail Phat carry Peking Radio although they saw Toc meeting, 50, Macdonnell charges against the Portugiese Communist dags and student dé-

authorities for assisting a crippled monstrators in trucks, they sa

Funboat European Nationalist

to escape no riots or heard of any clash after it had accepted the Com-involving demonstrators and po= munist texans for its surrender. ami

munist

Lice when their ships left Macao Mahjoug classes, European YMCA,

Portuguese authorities, about 2 pm. according to a Reuter 8 PAL

despatch /

Mr. ED.G. Hooper, formerly HK Amateur Radio Transmitting from Ziacao- tonight, do not take

meeting at China seriously the demand for the reof the Chinese Maritime Customs, of the Portuguese who had been in Macao for some

WEDNESDAY:

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THURSDAY

The

trocession

Fleet Club theatre, 5.30 pm.colony by Communist-led public tire and whe arrived by the Kowloon Rotary Club luncheon, organisations in Canton

Roof Garden HK Hotel, 12.45 Situation Quiet

p.m.

·

Passengers, who arrived in Hong Kong by the ss. Cheung Hing, se Yu Men and the my. Wusueh interviewed · by the China Malk! reported that the in' Maczo was quiet

Kowloon Rotary Club, luncheon meeting. Peninsula Hotel, 1239 pm British Council weekly fim show

"Ballet of Britain." Helena situation May Institute, 5.30 p.

yesterday, SK International Women's Chub, {

Dance for Services, 7.30 panL

FRENCH RIDERS

New HK

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Cheung Hing, said that the city was quiet and that be was un aware of any parade going on.

Passengers who arrived from Macao earlier in the morning by the ss. Hong Kong, ss. Kwong Sal, and ss. Chien Men, also re- ported that the city was quiet when they left early yesterday morning.

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K. H. IP WINS HARDCOURT TENNIS

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In the Colony Hardcourt Tennis Championship final played at CBC yesterday, Ip Koon-hang defeated the reigning champion, Tai Wai- pai, in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 21,

MacDonald In Saigan

Mr. Malcolm, MacDonald, British High Commissioner for -South” East Asia, is shown upon his arrival in Saigon." Mr.

MacDonald (centre) is shown bjing received by M.

Leon Pignon (right), French High Commissioner In Indo-China, In left foreground la "Mr. Hapsor, British Consul-General Saigon

LIVERPOOL EQUAL ARSENAL'S RECORD

London, November 19. Liverpool today equalled "Ar- senal's two year old English First

recard by Division

playing through the first 17 matches of the season without defeat

A great goal from 18 yards by winger Liddell two minutes after the start set Liverpool towards their two-one victory over

The hard-tackling and lively Asian Villa side.

This win consolidated their feda Over the challengers, If over hampton Wanderers and Arsenal. who both crashed

Improving Charlton split (AZ) senal's usually solid defence three times in the big London "Derby to end Arsenal's splendid run which had carried them through 12 matches without de

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KCC Lose To 40th Division HKDF

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In a friendly tennis tourna ment with the 40th Division of the HKDF at Cox's Road yesterday, the Kowloon Cricket. Club players were beaten by 20 games to 13.

The tournament consisted of three rounds, with each opposing: cair playing a set of two games in ent wound.

On conchision of the tourna meal, visitors and hosts gathered Fa the RCC ball together with the Provost Cricket XI for įted. Results of the tennis games: Round Ones

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Total:- KCC 3, 1015 Division Bouze 2:

Thompson

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to Morgan and Mann;

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and ton; Cowan and McGregor

Seaton

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to

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Claydon and Steator, Manier and Petersen lost to Goldschmidt, at Smith, A... and Lablans drew with

Boswell and Crawford, Pickford and Broekbank lost to McLaggan' Ledginham.

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Total: ECC 7 40th Division. The final, total: KCC 13; 40th Division 20.

A murderer who refused to walk to the gallows was. Car- ried out of ble den in Walk- walia and hanged at State prison.

Prison officials tied, Sayne Willams, aged 32, to a board and strapped his arms and lean before carrying him jo bis execution.

Williams was convicted of beating his 27-year-old wife with a rock and pushing her body over a cliff..

He also beat his four-year- old daughter and pushed her over the cliff, but she sur- vived--Associated Press.

SCHOOLBOY SOCCER PLAYERS WALK OFF FIELD

California And

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New York November 19. California and ” Ohio State qualified today, to meet each other in the Roes Smel, Cali farmin

by winning

the Pacific Coist. Conference championship and Ohio State by tying for the Big Ten title.

The Golden Bears, of California wound up their second straight unbeaten season by trouncing Stanford 33-14, after wailing 7-6 at the half.

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incident followed the award-routine on Monday. by, battled their way to another win. Their second goal was scareding of a penalty against Ellis College football results by the International right back door when one of their de-North Carolina; 21, Duke,- 20. Alf Ramsey, who dribbled his fenders, who had previously been Minnesota, 14, Wisconsin, 6; Notre cantioned, for a similar offence, Dame, 28, Iowa 7. Yale, 22, Har- way right through the defence.

deliberately fouled the St. Joseph's vard, 6; Purdue, 14 Indiana, 6; Widespread fog zeriously inter centre forward.

19. Penn State. efforts by red with the League programmer

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KLN. TONG GARDEN CITY CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY

| town, 7;: Butgers, 35, Fordham, A number of schoolboys rushed 14; Northwestern 8, Illinois,

Vilanova 45, North 21: Georgia Tech Carolina, S; Tennessee, 5,

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Nebraska, Alabama, 34

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London, November 19, The results of rugby football games played today were: Bradford Northern 2. 231 0. (abandoned

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The following are the results

21 Marshall new · Huddersfeld 31-

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of tennis matches played in the rence beat Y. F. Loke and H. S.; Baylor, 35,

35, Southern Methodist, products after a year of experi-15 14 Kowloon Tong Garden City Club Kwok 6-4, 7-5..

26; Rice 20, Texas Christian. mentation at their works, gave Keighler 3: Oldham 5 Castleford Tennis Tournaments last week. Singles Championship

Missound, 34, Kansas, 28; 2 Oka- Tung Restaurant Festerdae Ta at 5 (abandoned after 15 minutes in

F. M. Ribeiro beat E. H. Kwok home, 28, Santa Chira, 21. Faisa F. Ling beat J. B. Kwong 6-1, 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 H.

15-13

25, Brigham Young 6: Oklahoma A and M-27 Doubles Championships

3. 27, Wisaita, 23; Call- Chang 2-6, 6-2, Ende

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