1950-04-10 — Page 4

Pago

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY "APRIL 10, 194

RUGGER

Winners of

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

20 Words $2 for 1 Insortion $1 for every additional insertion 10 cents every additional word per insertion (Alternate Insertions 10% Extra)

BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGEB, PERSONAL $8 per Insertion of 25 words, 25 cents avary additional word par Insertion.

Classified Advertisements, accepted up to 5' p.m. for publication In the following dayta papar. »

ماسم

Replies for the Following Box Now, ara evalting collection.

Replies will be forwarded to the Advertisar if requested on the original form which should baær their names and addresses.

A stable announcement will be Inserted Free at Charge f Advertisers' requirements are satisfactorily answered.

POSITION

WANTED

RA.F. N.C.O. to be demobbed In Tew.month time desires progres. sive paattion. Beveral years ex- perience in transportation trade. Write giving fullest particulars. Box No. 585 "China Mall,”

WANTED KNOWN

AIRCONDITIONED "AGE

BEAUTY

PARLOUR" — China Gig.. first floor, Hyglanic & Com. fortable Haircut by Bhanghal Ex-| perte at $2.00 satisfaction guaran. teed. Tel: 21335.

FOR SALE

CHINA MAIL PICTORIAL (Re rised edition) at $3.00 per copy. : Obtainable at ali Loading Book) Storee and “China Mall” Öffee.

SCRIBBLING PADS~100 · pages) at 60 centa sach. On sale a *China Mail" Omce, Windoor House, Tel. 32312.

GINGLES LIMITED

(Reconstruction of Records)

NOTICE is hereby given that DRESSES and Blouses (all kind the above company has applied of materiale) at competitive prices to the Registrar of Companies; -from HK$23.00 up. satisfaction for leave to reconstruct its re- guaranteed. Inspection cordially gister of shareholders under invited at Long Kee Ladies Taller Section 12 (1) of the Com- 31D Nathan Road Kowloon,

FOR HIGH Class Stationary and printing matter, VISIT CHE DAN 400., Importers & Exporters Paper & Printing inks. 60. Da Voeux Road,

-waves,

panies (Reconstruction of Re- eords) Ordinance, 1947. The Statutory Declaration in sup- port may be inspected at the Company's Registered Office, No. 40, Hankow Road: Second Floor, Kowloon, or at the Ofice of the Registrar of Companies LADIES, we have at your service on payment of the prescribed

tipecialized operations for fee. Micheng Curtian sao! machineters all perms, hairdyes & All persons who claim to be manicure-ROBE MARIE Beautyl shareholders but whose names Parlour-Phone 5038443. Han do not appear in paragraph 7 of the Statutory Declaration above referred to are required to notify the Company of thei full names, addresses, theli claim and the evidence upon which it is based within three months from the 27th day o March, 1950.

kow Rd., Kowloon,

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

MAY BE BOOKED AT THE

BWINDON BOOK STORE, 26| 1950.

NATHAN ROAD, TEL. 59327.

PEKING ART RUG CO., 221A) Nathan Rd., Kowtoon, all ex- clusively carpets and rugs. Please drop in and have a look.

WHY LIMP about with a painful corn or Ingrowing tonnall when a visit to Beten's expert chiropodist enn put you right? Consult Beten's, Beauty Salon, 1st Floor, Exchange Buliding.

CARPETS, Ruge, Upholstery cleaned in your own home by modern, convenient DURACLEAN BERVICE DURACLEAN_COM- PANY, DEERFIELD, ILL. U.S.A. Agent: George Lin & Co. 202 Bank of East Asia Building, Tel: 24-108,

CARPETS RUGO-Genuine "aking and Tientsin, lovely de- elgus and colourings, various eirea tome and Inspect at The Chine Rug Co., Kaysmally Buliding, 4th Elcor (Or goalte Hong Hotel) Queen's Road, Central.

Kong

NOTICE

WAR MEMORIAL TRAVELLING SCHOLAR- SIUPS FOR NURSES. (Candidates should note that qualification No. 3 below has been amended from 5 years experience as required. in the previous announcement to years experience).

3

Through the generosity of the British Commonwealth and Empire Nurses War Memortul Fund a War Memorial Travel- ng Scholarship for Nurses has

RESULTS

London, April 8,

The following were the re- Bulls of rugger games played today:

Israel's Int'l

tennis tourney

Tel-Aviv, April 8. Australian Jack E Harpe Rugby

Union: London H-won the singles title of Israel'e pital 3 Metropolitan Police 18. international open tennis tour London Irish 6 Middlesex Hɔnament today, defeating Harold pital 8. Abertillery 9 Saracen Weiss, Argentina, 6-3, 0-1, 8-6. 16. Aberavon 20 Londan Uni- Mr. Maria Weiss, Argentina, versity 0. Barnstaple 3 Univer- took the women's singles, beat-

Mine

Gertrude Kornfeld, *3. Newbridac Bradford 33 New College School G. Bath 8100

Old Israel, 0-2, 0-3. Leysinns 3. Bridgwater and Al- Harper and Wells teamed to Ebbw Valo 16. Bristol win the men's doubles from the blon 20 Leicester 3. Camborne 3 Old Israeli atare, Artem Weles and Blues 3. Cardiff 6. Barbarians 8. Yehuda Finkelkraut, ·6-1,·0-2,

Cheltenham 3 Broughton Park 3.8-2.

been awarded to Hong Kong in Coventry 22 Moseley Cloucester Band Maria Weiss defeated Miss

respect of the year 1950, the qualifications for which are as follows:-

1. Candidate must be a

Colonial British subject.

2. Candidate must be a State Begistered Nurse and State Certified Midwife in the United Kingdom or possess comparable qualifications, Candidates must have no less than three years' ex« perience after completion of training, exclusive of any post-graduate course.

3.

4. Candidate must follow an

approved Course at a re. cognised Institution in a country other than their Choice of should be stated on up- plication form, but will not necessarily be considered

9.

own.

as final.

course

the

0.. Exeter 21 In the mixed doubles, Harold Old Cranleighnas 0. London Welsh Hartlepool Kornfeld and Bertil Blumquist of Rovers 3 Bedford 18. Kendal 11 Sweden, 6-4, 7-5. Rosslyn Park 16. Lianolly 21 The Tennis Association an+ Nuneaton 5. Maestar 13 Bir-nounced that Arlem Weiss and mingham 0. North of Ireland 9 Jacob Bundman will be Israel's the European Birkenhead Park 19. Newport 18 representatives in Devonport Services 3. Penryn 9 one Davis match with Poland i St. Mary's Herplial 6. Penzance, Warsaw on May 21.-Associated and Newlyn 21 St. Thomas Hos Press. pital 8. Plymouth Albina 6 Old Monte Carlo tournament Merchant Taylors Pontypool

Monte Carlo, April 8. Sale 32 Lon- 12 Northampton 6. don Scottish 0. Stroud a Univer- Tarbert and Billy Talbert today American doubles team Tony sitles Athletic Union 0. Swan- defeated Jaroslav Drobny and sen 6 Harlequins 11. Taunton 3 Vladimir Cernik of Egypt in the Notis 3, Torquay Athletle 3. men's

doubles section of the Old Mill Hillians 3. Waterloo A Monte Carlo International Tennis Glasgow Academicals 3. Weston Tounament. Super Mare 14 Headingley 3.1

H Пику Wpion

Neath 6. A. Rugby League: Bramley 2 Huddersfield 25 Dewsbury 18 Castleford 0. Featherstone Rovers 16 Leeds 2. Halifax 15 Bradford Northern 12. Hull Kingstots Ravers 11 York 6. Huasket 31 Hull 3 Keighley 11 Batley 8. 11 Belle Vue Rangers 5. Leigh Rochdale Hornets 7 Oldham 13 Liverpool Stanley 3 Widnes 13.

10

в

Vic Toweel outpoints

U.

The match went to five sets before the American could win 3-6, 6-3,4-0, 6-1, 7-5.—Associated Press.

GREY BOOTS WINS

onc

DONCASTER HANDICAP

Ridden by the apprentice Gehrig, Grey Botts shot clear a furlong from home and won comfortably by thrce lengths from Achilles, ot to 1, and just held off the 3 to 2 favourite, Buzmark. A field of 23 ran.

leaves Hong Kong. Assis Fernando Gagnon

Candidate must have baale qualification and experience

Sydney, April 8. Grey Boots, a 25 to 1 out- necessary for course select-St. Helen's 10 Barrow 0. Swinton sider owned by Mr. and Mrs. cd.

3 Salford 0. Warrington 14 H. V. Cooper, today won the Workington Town, 13. TheScholarship is to

White- Doncaster Handicap, run over value of £350 sterling.

All haven

Wigan 21 Frlendis

miles at the Randwick expenses, travelling and other-Bordeaux 7Reuter.

match: Wakefield Trinity 36

Racecourse here. wise, over and above the £350 must be paid by the student and guaranteed in advance either by her or the body. sponsoring her and must be made available before she

towards the cost of second class return passages may be given under certain Vic Toweel, the British Em-llan Jockey Club's St, Leger at conditions by the Government pire Bantamweight Champion the same meeting.

Playboy, starting 6 to,2, won be tonight retained his title by of Hong Kong, if it can

the one and three-quarter mile shown that without such assis-outpointing Fernando Gagnon, avent by six lengths. Delta was tance the successful candidate of Canado. would not be able to take up the Scholarship.

tance

Application forins may be Dated the 27th day of March, obtained from the Princípul Matron, Medical Department. 1st Floor, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building and should be returned to her not later than 15th April, 1950.

EDWARD FRANCIS

GINGLE,

Permanent Managing Director of

Gingles Limited..

ROYDEN HOUSE

PREPARATORY SCHOOL

St. Andrew's Church Hall -

Nathan Road

Reopens for the Summer crm on Thursday, April 13. Children-3 to 8 years old.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

PARI-MUTUEL

In an endeavour to relieve some of the congestion in the Members Pari-Mutuel Hall, à temporary counter has been erected at the south end of the Paddock in the Members En- closure.

+

TUITION GIVEN

ACCOUNTANCY, COST AC. $25 Win and Place tickets COUNTING, COMPANY SECRE- will be on sale there and it is TARYSHIP, BOOK-KEEPING,hoped that Members and their A six month's "intensive Method" Guests who wish to stake this Course (Recognised for award of Diploma Associate or Fellow) sum will make full use of the will qualify you for higher status new facilities provided and so

by spare-tima postal study.. For help to relieve some of the detalle, write now: The Principal, pressure at the $5 counters. LONDON

BCHOOL OF AC.

COUNTANCY, 12, Duke Street, St. James's, London, B.W... Eng. land,

DANCING LESSONS

BALLROOM DANCING -- “Màdo! Easy" Advanced Variations taught. "Specialitics" Rumba, Bamba, Tango, Jitterbug (Jive). Enquiries (1—3 P.M.):— Tony Hudson, B12 China Building.

FOR SALE

THREE Divan Beds kerosana oll oogker, and amalt dresser at a consonable price. Telephono 56265 preferably before... 11. àmTI.

SHORTWAVE enthusiasts receive

S. A. SLEAP,

Secretary. Hong Kong, April 1, 1950,

I. NEWTON, Director of Medical Services.

April 5, 1950,

\ / | | | | | | | | // } // //

SLOANS Stops

NEURALGIA SUFFERING

„WITH-

Healing Heat

Sloan's generates heat- quickly... brings a flow of fresh healing blood to painful areas. Wonderful relief from pains of acu ralgia, arthritis, and all muscular aches. Latest scientific investigation proves Sloan's penetrating heat goes down deep below the surface to give you longed for comfort faster.

SLOANS

LINIMENT

SLOAN'S

ALWAYS KEEP SLOAN'T HANOVI

Bole Distributors: Parrin, Cooper & Co. LLE.

THE "STAR" FERRY YOU CAN OBTAIN

COMPANY, LIMITED

MR. G.B.S. THOMSON' dr appointed Acting Manager of this Company during the absence on leave of the under- signed.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

CHAS. E. TERRY,

General Manager.

worldwide stations to thele hearts Hong Kong, 10th April, 1950. content with the amazing pilot mede? B8648t Bandspreading Im-

valven in: |

-portant wavebanda. De androme

cluding

HUF.: stage. walnut cabinet gold meta):grifw! large coloured dial.. Demonstra- tion without, såligation!" Gotonial Agencies, Bréhol Bldg,14 Queen's Roed. Phone: 20310..

HOME HOND FILM AND THEATRE NEWBAK? B100 "per oapy Obtainable "at Lending Book Stores, Newspaper) Baltare, Cinemas and Kohina: Mati”, “Comon,

COPIES OR ENLARGEMENTS OF ANY

CHINA MAIL. PHOTOGRAPH AT OUR OFFICE

WINDSOR

HOUSE

HARRIMAN REALTY CO., LTD.

King's Building (&nd Noor)` & Gonnaught Rd., Hong Kong.

Telegram: "Harriman”

Real Estate Brokers Sand W

Valvere

HOUSES, A FLATS FOR SALE *Funk». Bhraman, 141, Hayalm. Bar, and *Karelsen, (“Yinal proteason" "and" HAW 'pelosa, fuir quick mian,

!!T«!! 21254.

Johannesburg. April 8.

Dickens, an even money favou- rite, was well beaten into second place by Playboy in the Austra-

a further eight lengths away, Toweel won nearly every one third in a feld of four runners- of the 15 rounds

and Gagnon Reuter. had little to offer aport from and clever spolling

toughness

tactics.

Gagnon was times for holding,

warned several and in the ninth round he was tolt that le would be disqualifted if he was again guilty.

EASTER HOCKEY FESTIVAL RESULTS

Folkestone, April 8. The results of matches play. Over the later rounds Towel ed today in the Folkestone relled mainly on hip left hand Easter Hockey Festival were and his father (who is also as follows: his manager) said he hurt his, right midway through the fight. (Antwerp) 3. Earlier Towcel

United

Services 1 Victory Bolavieren (Dord-

had fought a recht) 0 Cambridge__University 1wo-fisted slamming fight and Wanderers 日。 Grasshoppers when at long range he scored (Zurich) 1 Purley 5. Binck repeatedly with clean crisp pun- ches.

Only Gagnon's ability to keep the fight at close range at times and his toughness prevented Towell from winning by a knock- out.― Reuter,

DAPHNE ROSS EQUALS WORLD.

Knights 6 Hoe de Kroug 2. Lon- don University 2 Polo Club de Roubain 0. Blue Karps 3 Vic tory Club (Antwerp) 2.-Reuter.

AMERICAN-CHINESE

CAGERS COMING.

A star-studded American- Chinese basketball team is due f the Colony ́for ́a ̈sories-of-games,

100 YARDS RECORD1n July next.

Kimberley, April ́8. Daphne Ross, the South

The team will be coming by th ss. General Gordon,

African women's sprint cham- ST. JOSEPH'S 2nd XI plon, twice equalled the world

record for 100 yards today. The following will represent St. when she clocked 10.8 seconds) Joseph's in A Second Division

in a heat and, the final of the League soccer game against the South

African championship CAA on the St. Joseph's Ground here,

at Happy Valley at 6 p.m. today: As she was assisted by a slight Maher: D. Pereira, G. Fernandez Lee Hung; R. Rew and W. following wind it is doubtful whe- and D. Chang; A Leonard, C. ther her performance will be re- Santos. A. Kutchie, cognised officially.

Miss C. Maskell was so near Miss Ross in the final that she was also timed at 10.3 seconda. The world's record is held jointly

and J. Young.

M. Jounilho

at 10.8 seconds by Mrs. Fanny STRENGTHENS

Blankers-Koen of Holland and Miss Marjorie Jackson of Aus- tralla-Reuter.

RISING FLAME ENHANCES: CLAIMS

Stockton, April 8. Rising Flame, a ̈ ́ ́ Northern hope for the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby, today enhanced his claims to consi- deration with a fine victory here in the Roseberry Stakes over one. mile.

Lord Allendale's colt, carrying nine stone, started at 10 to and was brought home by G. Littlewood one" length rhead

8 chance, who

Bubrough, a 100 tone.

carried nine

SICKLY CHILDREN

Doctors recommend, pleasant-tasting Water- bury's Compound for lis nourishing elements that' help protect children ? against many childhood illnesses.

of

ASK FOR

The Two Thousand· Guineas outsider, Blue Book, with eight

-10 stone,

pounds, was backed down to 11 to 0 on, but could only finish, third, a further two lengths boliind. Ho appeared††* have every chance, but failed to quicken in the last furlong Reuter.

REG HARRIS REMAINS UNBEATEN

April 8. Reg Harris, the World Protes- sional Sprint Champion, was' UN- beaten today in a series of events against lahlarstwo "great. Dutch Jan Der Kantha Aria Van rivals, Viet, in a moeting here.

He won the match, with points to Derksen save and Van Vilela two-quier,

WATERBURY'S COMPOUND

ROXY

AIR-CONDITIONED

AND

BROADWAY

AIR CONDITIONERS.

Theatre

FINAL SHOWING

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

THE SECRET OF TREASURE MOUNTAIN |

The true story of

violent men...

a lusty woman ... the lure of $20,000,000

·IN GOLD:

COLUMBIA, PICTURES

GLENN.

IDA

FORD-LUPINO

LUST

FOR

GOLD

CARNIVAL

By Dick

DOUTH MOGLE 67

TIGERS PRNATE CAVE

12.3

Y BEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. BEO, U S., PAT OPP

"I say, we'd better cover it up and, hide it or the govern.

'ment will be using it to store dried eggs in!'

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

*The Authority, oji-Authorities":

WHY IT 18 THE BEST

West to misread the situation. His partner's double of B-Clubs. WHEN FIC fact seems ob- ought to have eaubled him to vious, it is human to refrain from note the probability that South Inquiring just why it is true. elther was blank In the suit or Such is the case with the open-clee had something like the sine Ing lead of the king from ace- gleton A.

Hear

king and others, or of the ace But no. West felt that his part from. ace-king alone, in sultner's double compelled him to which neither Bide had Biel

the sult that had been dou There

are two reasons, or rather bied, clubs. His opening of the combination of two, as to whs8 enubled South to get im-

two that is

always the best mediate discards of, his spades, nearly lead. First, the negative reason then Bnesse the diamond J to the

that it can

hardly ever br A. The

The spade K return was ruf- costly the lender's

side. fed, the diamond K. felled both Second, it gives him a chance to remaining defence

trumps and

to

see the dummy and his partner's South lost only one more

for further action.

me he had no licence to score

card to the first trick as a kulde to the heart A, making 49: TriC

S AK74 KA 8.72

DA 5. C03 2

IDGA

YOUNG Prince Buchanan

mandag 42 Fed. Shmadeinen and Sunned tureboyka

BROADWAY ADDED: FOX MOVIETONE NEWS

ROXY ADDED:

THE MARCH of TIME'S light, entertaining film about. Vacations... "WISH YOU WERE HERE"

COMMENCING

TOMORROW AT THE

ROXY

AIR-CONDITIONED

Columbia Pictures

Presents

ROSALIND RUSSELLA ROBERT CUMMINGS

in

"TELLIT TO

THE JUDGE"

BOOKINGS: NOW OPEN!

GLASS CLEANING that ways

gleaming!

FON

GLASS WAY

SHEWAN,

Chung Tire Bida

S 8 G 2

HQ 4

DJ a

CAK 10754

S JOS 3

N WEDQ37

S CQJI I

∙S Q 10.

H.KJ 10.5

DK 10.07 642 C:None

(Dealer: South East-West vul- nerable). Bouth

game

u

If West had stuck to first print ciples, he would have

leid

down the spade K to start the hand

What he saw would have caused him to repeat with the A. His later certain tricks with the two red aces would have beaten South two tricks doubled, just punish! ment for his bidding sin..

•

Tomorrow's Problem

SAQ 3 H.A 8.7.

D. J 10:4

CQ 7.5 2

West Dbl

North East

Rabi

S 3 10 0 0 Fass H K J 9

I D

Dbl

a c

5 4 2

3 D

4.C

4 D

Dbl

-8 C

Dbi

Pas DK 8

CJ

N WE LS

CK.8

D

-S K 8 2

H 3..

Dbl

This deal Illustrates one reason why wild psychic bidders persist in their sins. They get away with

CA 100 4 enough crazy lucky contracts to (Denter: South. North-South encourage them in their insanity. vulnerable). North should have smelled out) What bidding..do you think the club psychic long before he should follow South's 1-Diamond elid, or at least one round earlier. on this highly competitive tour- There was still less excuse for nament deal",

A BRITISH Crossword PUZZLE

19

22. 123:4

25

26

1 Clutch.

4' Introduc-

tion,

8

Competent.

9 Unbiased,

10

Concise

saying. 11. Hill-slope. 12 Dig

Across

19 Force open.

21 Voter.

26 Revise.

27 Sculptor's

work

28 Timid.

20 Carousal.

30 Ado. M

31 Almagiving.

14 Coward... 32-Muscle.*.

17.Grown-up,

Friday's Crossword

ACROSS I Metho

Venom: 99 Can

Acre, 18 Melee

Tutor 15% Paris 28 Vacan

30

2 Bellowed 3 Fish.'.'

4 Beseuch

9

Bay again.

Combat.

-7 'Best.

12 Whe 13 Rough. 15 Enger:E

16 Legislative

Down

Bembly

18: Vigorouốc:

Answer “One-only.

23' Blood? 'sucker. 24-Shalter:

25. Out of

Practica

Hafer, '20.Stead, 28 Defendi. NEDOWN 13 Mocciaio,

trisme,

Over Del mulet

löved,

►