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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950.

Trevor back

On Wednesday, 10th May, from Canton

1050 at 3.00 pan. et Sheung Shul Main Road near Sheung Shut Railway Station, a Chl- nese boy was knocked down by private car No, KH168, and received Fatal injuries.

conference

USI delegates

leave for Baguio meeting

Major I.B. Trovor, General

The Indonesian delegation to Manager of the British Section

the forthcoming Bagulo con- of the Kowloon-Canton Rail-ference left for Manila by the way, returned froin official Philippine Air Lines yesterday, 'Any persons witnessing the talks at Canton yesterday. Hu

Headed by Dr. Raden Subardjo, accident, or who can give in-travelled to the Kwangtung Indonesian Ambassador-at-large, formation regarding the oc-

capital on Sunday.

the Indonesian delegation has four cident are asked to communi-

members. Other members are cate with Traffle Office, Kow..

Messrs, Raden Tjokroadisoemarto, Raden 5. loon, Telephone numbers 50736,

Raden Priyana and 50114 and 08029 or with any

Prawirodirdjo, other Police Stations.

Commissioner of Pollec

10th May, 1950,

MARINE DEPARTMENT NOTICE NO. 11 OF

1950.

FOR INFORMATION OF SIIP OPERATORS AND

CHARTERERS.

It is hereby, notified that Saturday and Sunday 20th/21st May, 1950 have been declared Weather-non-working Days.

J. JOLLY, Director of Marine.

Marine OfMice, Hong Kong, May 23, 1950.

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THE HONGKONG SOCIETY

Mr. Li Fook, Wo

'Hon. Trasauror

(Fr.) R. Maguire S.J.,

Prefect of Studies.

UNION INSURANCE ́ SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDES

Notice is hereby given that the ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Society wit be held at the Head Office of the Society, Union Building, Hongkong, on Thursday, 25th May, 1950 at 11.30 a.m., to re- ceive the Directors' Report and the Statement of Accounts, to declare à dividend and to transact the ordináry business, “༥ ་ of the Society. -

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A Publie Relations Office re- lease on Major Trevor's visit Is Bued yesterday said that the meeting in Conton was on purely

Also leaving for Manila by the rallway matiers. Meetings" were) helpt on Monday and Tuesday PAL Skymaster were four Philip between British and Chinese re- pine delegates 18 the recently presentatives of the railway, add-hold Economic Commission for ed the release.

Asia and the Far East.

It anid that the conferences were held at Tungahan (the best residential district in Canton) and a full and trank exchange of views took place.

It added: "It is, however, a little too early to give details of the outcome of the discussions. 'But correspondence and telephone communications started from the date of the conference

The subject difcet train' ser- vice between Hong Kong and Canton was not mentioned in the release. It is, however, assumed that the discussions were mainly centred around this matter.

Tibetan delegation arriving

An eight-mon Tibetan dele- gation is expected to arrive in Hong Kong on June 5 in an attempt to contact representu- tives of the People's Central Government of China,

The eight members of the dele- gation will travel from Calcutta by BOAC plane. They will leave

India on June 4.

The PI delegation is headed by Secretary Cornelio Balmaceda.

CAT pilot

fined

Captain Paul Holden, pllut of Civil Air Transport plune 8369-C, was fined $25 by Mr. James Wicks at Kowloon yea- terdoy on

charge of permitṭ- Ing a transit passenger to en- ter Hong Kong without the permission of the immigration

officer.

Mt. W. R. Parker, CAT secur- My officer, pleaded quilty to the charge on behalf of Mr. Holden, who is now in Tulpeh,

Sub-Inspector I, R. Jack, Acting Immigration Officer at Kal Tak sold that on the early afternoon of April 21, a plane pliated by Mr. Holden arrived from Tulpeh. While the plane was being re- fuelled the three transit passen- gers were taken to the walling room because it was raining. Luter on it was found that one of the passengers, S. Y. Ling, was missing.

Samaritan

Fund is approved

Establishment of a Samari- tan Fund for the relief of needy patients attending hos- institutions con- pitals and

controlled by the ducted or Government was approved by the Legislative Council yes- terday.

Submitting the motion to Coun, cil, the Director of Medical Ser- vices, Dr. / Newton, sald that ing 1032, when an almoner was firm appointed to Queen Mary Hospital, patients and certain grateful others gave her small tums of money for the use of the more needy patients,

That fund, called the Samaritan Fund, proved to be a great help.

After the 'war, with tho_deve- lopment of the almoner depari- ment and the placing of almoners In institutions other than Queen Mary Hospital, there has been an increase In almoners', work; and an increase in the demand on this fund. It fed, however, also to an increase in the donations te the fund.

It: hinn now been considered that the fund should be put on ari- mcial footing, hence the resolu- tion before Council.

Occupational

therapy fund

Establishment of an Occupa tional Therapy Yund for the benefit of patients in hospitals and institutions condupted ·or controlled by the Government, was approved by Legislativo Council yesterday. Explaining the object of the Fund, the Dhector of Medica! Services, Dr. 1. Newton, drew attention to the importance at- att tuched to mental health and t Influence on

bodily health. Be- cause of this importance, he Bald. both in 1940-50 and this year's budget sums of money have been allocated for occupational therapy at the Mental Hospital.

It is now proposed to extend occupational therapy to other

chikok Hospital where there ard

A description of the man was believed circulated and it was that he had left for Macao,

Mr. Parker sold that transit The delegation includes Messia, Thubden, G. L.Dyatso, L. Nyen- Passengers were generally taken drag, C. Deyul, Y. Sey, L. Taring, off the plane while the plane was T. P. Shakabpa and T, Thubden being refuelled and the passengers hospitals, in particular the Lal- kept near the plane. On the Oyalpo.

Unable to contact representa-afternoon in question, the passen- tives of the now Chinese regineers were taken to the waiting as it was in India, the delegation decided room with a guard

raining heavily. The passenger. to come to Hong Kong. The

Ling, slipped out while the guard members were delayed in India

some other duty. pending permission from the Hong was called to

Mr. Parker added that at the Kong Government to enter the

time there was much excitement Colony.

in the airport due to the evacua tion of Holhow. The authorities

Chinese political circles sold last night that it would be im- possible for the delegation to meet were still searching for the miss

ing passenger and inquiries had offietal representatives of the Peo-ellelted the fact that he might ple's Central Government in Hong} Kong. They added that there is have gone to Macao, no oficial representative here. The delegation, they said, will be compelled to travel to Péking..

The delegation has been com- missioned by the Tibetan Govern- ment to negotiate a peaceful and friendly pact with the Peking Government,

Convicted on a charge of in- decent assault against an eight- | year-old girl, Chou 'Kuen, 16- apprenticeshecliante, year-old

to six months* was sentenced hard labour by Mr. James Wicks at Kowloon yesterday.

Defendant was employed by the in their knitting girl's parents factory.

FOOD AND FUEL COSTS

The food and fuel index for the week ended May 20, farued by the Labour Offeể

WCre:-

Ric and Flour, 7.2 cattle.... $8,440) Vegetables, 1.8 cattlew

Bull Cablinge, 0.2 ently Oli. 0.7 exily

Tea, 0.2 cnity

Salt Fish, 0.3 eatty Fab 0.4 city Fork, 0.3 catty Firewood, 10 calties Bean Curd, 14 plepos

Total

1.2400

zado

1.4020

1.0800

$130 .DIZ?

200 beds for tuberculosis patients, and to the Queen Mary Hospital, Later on it may be extended to other hospitals.

ST. JOHN ORDERS Orders by Mr. A. el Arculli, Commissioner, St. John Ambu- lance Brigade, Hong Kong Dls- trict, Order No. 21/50 dated May 27, 1950:

Ambulance Duties Hong Kaby: Mar 23 tu Jime, Confucian Dishalon: Jone 4 to June 10, Motor Transport: Division, ⠀

Ambulance Duties Kowloon

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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

!!The Authority, on 'Authoriileić".

he think

"WIBOOM 'PROVES COSTLY CERTAIN deceptive plays, to hoedwink the opposition into mistake, will work only agains the smart player. In his wisdom

out what he ha Ogures you are trying to make him do and then refuses to do it. The less keen thinker, however, whe a Hikely to ds no such analyzins ploys largely according to hablt and therefore is not misled by the ruse.

SAQ 1037 May 29 to Junar 4. Talpo 'and. Kong Wah (Dixi» | HQ DE slots: June 5 to June 11, Shamahbipo | 574- Divivions.

CO 3 2

Beach Bar Kowloon Transport to feuve Ambulance Station Nathan Road at 2 p.m. on Saturday and 10 am, and gar D.m. on Bunday and Monday.

11% Mlle Denchs Saturday #7, Bunder 28, Monday 29, Shamshulpo and KYMUA Nursing Blylaluna.

10. Mile Beach Uniong Divisions under D/Supta ngements.

Talpo Swimming Poolt Teipa' Divisions 1,0800 | vnder D/8upis arrangements, Next for To duty Kowloon, and Shamuhulpo Nursing

Divi

Took

S8 6 H 8 3 2

:

DQ J 10 9 8 CQ 64

S 074 N

HJ 7 5:4 W EDC 32

SICAJ 7

SK J 5 HAK 10 DAK A C:K 10 9 8

(Dealer: South. vulnerable).

North-South

South West North

2 NT

3 NT

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East

led. The purpose of this was to make it seem to. East-In case the latter had the club ́Állar. If South was striving to turn the club into a re-entry for din- monds by forcing out the A. One East, a star defender, read the play that way. fie reckoned that

of South held the K or A

dia- surely must bave the spade. moads, but not both, and that he A to risk the play. He therefore re- fused to use his A, holding it to kill Ure Later. That South then sped an to run his nine tricks.

At the other table, an indiffer- ant performer sat in

in the East.

he When he saw the club K, WAS Hickled to death to have a whack

at such a big card with his A. So he took it and switched to the spade 7. That therefore, gave West tour spada tricks to beat the contract

Tomorrow's Problem'

S K 7 HADR7 6

Pass

9 QJ105 That contract was essayed at HKQJ

tables of a little duplicate

10 5

bontained a few high-rank D904

Lalchikok Balbing Clubes Baturday 27, $15.0800 Sunday 21 and Monday 29, Kong Wah cardsmen. In each case the de- CB

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS WHITSUN RACE MEETING 1950' Saturday, 27th and Monday, 29th May, 1950

•

The first bell will be rung at 2.00 pm, and the first race wil! be run at 2.30 p.m. on the 1st Day. On the 2nd Day the first bali will be rung at 11.30 am, and the first race will be run at 12.00 noon. The timin Interval is after the fourth race (1.80 p.m.) on the 2nd Day.

There are 10 races on the 1st Day and 12 races on the 2nd Day {22 Inal),

Through 'tickets at $44 each may be obtained at the Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, also tickets at $2 each In the Special Sweep on the last race of the 2nd Day, a wall an tickets for the Special Cash Bweep on the Kwangtung Handicap scheduled to be run on 7th October, 1950. Special Cash Sweep tickets may be purchased also at the Kowloon Branch Office, No. 262, Nathan Road, Kowloon

MEMBERS' badges and ENCLOSURE:

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Members are reminded that they and their indien MUST wear their, badges PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED throughout the Meeting. NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badgue admitting Ladies not in possession of Brooches ar Beason tickets and gentlemen, non members of "the Club, to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at. $10 per day, including tax, for Ladies or Gentlemen are 'obtainable through the Becretary on the written or, personal - Introduction of a Member, auch Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for pay.

of kli chito ato,a, ment

at

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be the Race Cource.

Ton

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The Treasurers' Compradora Once will close at 11.30 almi the 1st Day and at:10 4.m. on the 2nd Day. The Secretary's Office will lose at 12.16 pim, the fat Day and at 10 a.m. on the 2nd Day. Both Offices at fat

A Himited number Telephone, House. A

of timina will be obtainable at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tal. 27818), AGE,

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.PNG

CUTE, PAPUOLIC, ENCLOSURE

: including tax for.

the Center

The price of admission to the Publio Enclosure in $3 each day Ladies, and is payable at Including for all persona BOOKMAKERS. TIC TAC MEN ETOL WILL NOT, DE PER MITTED TO OPERATE, WITHIN, THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING. MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE, F

COMMANDO SERVANTO":"PASSEOS

[29] Dervants' passes: will", ba fasund" toż private box holders only. who are requestad, to disir|buts them_with discrimination andsto arjdores" thela hames 'dristhe passes, Holders. of such passsé, are not permitted in the Members' : Enolasura, Rxeipt for paming Ahrgign on their duties and must remain in their employers, stands.

and XYMUA“ Nursing Division,

Beach Thalles Hong Kong: Transport in Irere Queen's Pier for Bheko at 1 pm.

clarer was a

a pretty canny per- The same lead was former. on-Saturday and -1.30-4.mand10-Both saw that eight tricks were

made, at each table, the spa

spade 3. an Banday and Monday.

Baturday, Mar 17, Repas Bay, Biù easily scoreable, but that the Nam Division: Big Wave, Eastern Divi- ninth would probably depend on sien: beko Chung Bing Division,

Bunday, May 23, Repulse Bar, South

China and Wancbal "A" Diviziona: Die Wave, KCOB and Central Dirkalni Bleko, IIKYMGA and Bḥaukiwan Diri. xiena.

Monday, May 29, Repulse Bay, Bhauki. wan and Motor Transport Divisions: Di Wave, Wanchal ."A" and Wanchat "" Batons Rheky, Contini and Confucian Divialozza,

Raturday, June 8, `Repulse Bay, Fasters Division Big Wave Chung Bing Diri- sion: Gheko, Bib Nam Division.

Bunday, June 4. Nepulse Bay, XCon and Central Divisions: Big Wav, XX YMCA and Shaukiwan Divisions: Bhako, South China and Winchel "A" "Divisions,

Rate Course Duties; Balarday, May 11, Central and Motor Trapapuri 'Divisions.

Kal Tak Air Display? Beterday, June 3. Two Baunda KYMCA,;Onə Squad Kowlonn and One Sqriad Kong' Wah Division. Office Ve A/C Wong Tak 'Ha!' To 'parade Kow Joan Hopital at 7.15 pas..

· Dirigado "Annual Inspections. The fickl practice parade will be held at Carolina Hill og Bonday, May 15, at 10,30 .mum.. All members must make a special effon' to atting this parads. Dress 1—Baylen Order. Osa Stretcher per Division.

Invesŭturei. Að ·recipienia of, decora- Luba who are attending Government' Hoque' Investiture on Thursday, · Jane. 1, -will west Barlow. Order. Medal Ribbona

only will be worn.

Promotions, Appontments; sis. 1 Cpl. Chong Ip Confucian Division - to..., fat. wad. May IT: /O.Two Bhiu. Ker Gantu efan Dirislon to. Cpl. wat, May 183 Piec Tang Appointed L/CHť, wad. May 171 Fie, Cheung Chun Pang appointed 'L/C»l/ wn.f. May 17: Pie, Tang Bhin Mán anƏ pointed 1/Cpl. wal,“May (173) Plc - To 'Che Ou) appointed L/Opl/wet, May-17; Pte. Yuen Kal Cheung «zpolated. L/Cpt. whides May. 1: Pie., Tong Sou" appointed Đeo trình My 1: PM. Galina Ban Appointed I/Opl, wwf. May 11 Pip, Tou Wing - Baba, appointed 'L/0p],,-/mkt/ May 1.

• (8«8.) BA, EDWARDS, B.BILJK

· Practice Parade Annual InspictÍmma-Al "Divisions' will, puendo nà.6;10.a.m. sharp on Sunday: 16 at Carolina. Hilę Dly/Basta will "report" te, Carpa). Officers (when - Divk.|| sions correct. All markers will parade, to the 00 paradyɛntɛ 9, 45-ami;' akárpi

getting one in clubs. Each made

he same try for that trick.

After the spade lead brought the 8,9 and J, the club K was

DA 10 B CAK Q

S & 3 H43 2

N WE D53 2

S

CJ, 10 0.

SAUG H Nona DKQJ1

(Dealer: West, Bath sides vul- nerable),

If South gels into the funny contract of 7-Diamonds, how should he seek it after the heart K.1 led?

A BRITISH CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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BOMBAY FIND 11 Man of 25 Cancel From Bombay, May 28

Dock workers here today found.

a 20-lb. gold bar estimated to be worth about £10,000 and stamp- ed-"Bank, of: Bogland."{{ KoDiscovered Zyduring;

work in the harbour, the bar was

11 Tixell look.

' 13 Pungent is agent

20 Infects. 27. Carouse.

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