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Badminton:

HONG KONG PARTICIPATION IN THOMAS CUP GAMES PROPOSED

Royal Navy teams for

week-end sports

¦A recommendation that the Badminton Executive.

Committee should consider sending a local team to participato in the International "Thomas Cup"› Competitions during | the 1951-1952 zecion was passed at the Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong. Badmin- ton Association held yesterday. ›

The following are the Royal Representatives of the various clubs who attended

Navy. Bøecer, cricket and hockey teame for the week- end:

Soccer

"A teum versus St. Joseph's 11 Causeway Bay, tomorrow, kick-off 5.30 12. Transport will

leave Tamar Main Gate at 4.45 թ.,

A. B. Saunders (Comus), A. I. Anderson (Coxsack), Yco, Tozer (Tomar), P. 6. Amis (Triumph), It. . M. Thompson (Stonecutters), N. A. Brazier (Theseu), LE M. Vincent (Consuck), Muse.

Calvina (Trimiph), L/Seu, Contes (More- cumbe Itay), P. 0. flankine (Theseus), A. B. Ellam (Camus).

Heserves to attend:

the meeting expressed the unanimous opinion that a Hong Kong team would be sent irres- pective as to the team's prospects, Mr. Denis Hazell, President of the Association, raid that he strongly favoured Hong Kong's participation in the competitions. which would give local players a chance to gain experience and would do much to popularise the Kome.

"Whether the Hong Kong team wins or loses is beside the point" he added.

the

the Interna-

Vice-President, David Kwok: Hon. Vice-Presidents, S.A. Gray, E. Abraham, R.A. da Silva, Aw Hoc, M. Talon and D. Chen; Hon. Secretary. David Kwok; Assis tant Secretary, Leo Leong Hon. Treasurer, M.A. Oliveira; Hon. League Secretary, J.A. Soares,

Universities in Britain overcrowded

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· THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,- 1950.

Yesterday's Weddings

- Mr. --Norman). Llanel Leonard and Miss Evelyn Joyos-Ma-- tomber Churn, shown after their wedding at St. Joseph's Church yesterday,{"Cuina Mai" photo)

Leonard-Charn

Two popular members of the jfitting, high-necked jackets foring local community were married at the hips into two box-pleated ut St. Joseph's Church yester- pepluma, gold-lined. The skiria flared into a small train hom the day

when Miss afternoon,

back; Evelyn Joyce Macomber Churn became the bride of Mr. Nor man Lionel Leunard.

The brideratás". heartdresser were gold julle enys with leaf trimming. Their mittens were of the dame brocade as their dicases. Both carried a thewer of varie grated leaves.

Miss Nancy Dokker, the Bower mi a drone of orange girl, had tulle over organdle, and bore a pony of Afrlein dalsles,

Reminders

Today

NAAFI Club, Kowloon, dance,

8 p.m. "PAREN Cheero Services · Club, anisteur.

night, 7.30 p.m." Union Jack Club, dance, §. p.m. Nine, Dragons, Bervices Club, tam.

bola, 7.30 p.m.a Crown Land Sale, District Office,

Talpo: 11 u.m. Garrison Players present" "Fools Rush In," Mission to Seamen's Institute Theatre, 8.30 p.m. Royal HK Yacht Club,, annual meeting, Kellett Island, 0.30 p.m.

St. Andrew's Society, annuat meeting. Jardine's Board Room, 6:45 pm, Sino-British Club. Informat din-

-ner, Coathy, Club) 7.40_p.m. Burma Star-Re-Union' Dinner,

HR Regiment Drill Hall Murray Parade Ground, 736

Coming events

--- TOMORROW BA Cheero Bervices Club, tombola,

.7.30 p.m.

Nine Dragons Services Club, tom-

bola (snowball), 7,30 p.m. SUNDAY!

| Toe I classical concert, 50, Mine-.}

donnell Road; 8.30 p.m. Nine Dragons Services Club, fira

show, 8 p.m..> NAAFI Club, Kowloon, tournament, 7. p.m. Vehicular ferty boat, Mas Bo

trial run, 3 pil.

enocker

Singhalese seaman bound over

Mr. Hazell has recently re turned to Hong Kong after at. tending the annual meeting of International Badminton Federation, The meeting was held In London 'during fast July, He reported to the representa- Announcing the conditions The bride is the daughter of S. M. Morgan (Thengua), A. tives present at the meeting yes to be fulfilled by students the prominent compatty director. B. Parry (Morecambe Bay), Lterday that the applleation of the wishing to enter universities or Major S. M. Churn, and Mrs. Sen. Stevens (Cossack), A. B. Hong Kong Badminton Associa- colleges in the United King-Chun. The bridegroom in the Ho Che Tin (Tamur), P. O. tion tor amliation Winns (Trumph),

ional Bachiniston Federation as a dom in the autumn term of son of Mrs. Caroline Leard and

Mr. Joseph Leonary. full member had been formally next year, the. University The bride was given sway by ****

Itoyal Air accepted, team versus

Selection Committee of the her father. She looked radiant in Force at Kai Tak tomorrow,

Education Department said a gown of stift while and sliver Question of financò kick-off pm. Boat will leave

yesterday that overcrowded brocade with fitted bodice and Tomar at 3 p.m. Transport will The question of Anoneing a

conditions of British Univer- tight poluted sleeve. The collar leave Kowloon Canber at 3.15 team 13 take part in the Interna sities and of medical schools in was high at the back with rolled

tional Competlikes was brought

points and a deep heart-shaped O/Sea. Stuetale (Black Swan), up by several members, but Mr. particular continue. L/Seu. Brown (Black Swan), Hazell

Most Brilish universities hava neckline. The skirt was straight was of the opinion that

at the front with fullness at the P. O. Collins (Tamar), A. B.

of would-be back, flowing gracefully into a lem would he not in- long waiting lists tin problem Allcock (Constance), A. B. Dob-urmonniable when the final de students. The Committee warn three-yard train.

(Black Swan). L/Ses, Gleision was rude to take part ined that applicants from Hang

Her halo headdresa wng of About 700 guests attended the sion of a dagger without a the Competitions. Jatt (Tamar), Tel. Bell (Tan3)??!

Kong stand

little chance

pearls and crystal with a recent on held at the Hong Kong life was Abdul The necting also decided that of acceptance if the courses they long tulle veil. carried Hotel Gripps.

He

Rehman Bi A. 1. McCarthy (Morecambe special committee should be. Intand take are available at touquet of orchids.

The newly-weds will spend Mohammed, aged 49, and he was Bay), Fel. Brownell (Taniur), {elgeteil to study the possibilities Hang Kong University.

Hus Doris Vivienne Churn, the their honeymoon at the Repulse charged with possession of the Wir. Spears (Tamar). -

Only in the most exceptional | brkle's sister, and Miss Cicely Bay and later in Japan, For her dogger at 303 Des Voeux Road, engra" will medical students be Winifred Cotowall, seted as bride-going-awny dress, the bride chose West, first foor September 21. secepted at all unless they have smaids. Both wore ROWIS of a blue shuntung silk dress with

Detective

Sub-Inspector A. already taken their degrees and white and gold brocade with tight | pleated skirt and navy accessories. Baggott said defendant had bor- wish to do research or post.

rowed HK$10 /from 'the....manager graduate study.

of the Sun Hot Tung: Hotel and after having spent; it all on beer went to W.B. John and asked him for HK$25,-

A. 11. Cralutaisa (Black

Reserves to attend!

P. O. Meesham (Black Swan), A. B Hayward (Tamar), Sto. Batley (Black Swan), A. D. Graydon (Black Swon), A. B. Moore (Tamar), P. O. Northrot (Tamor).

Cricket

#

of rauding a team.

Mr. Hazell ales enlightened the meeting regarding the ra. sidential qualifications required by the Thomas Cup Competi- tions.

The original qualifications were limited only to those who were born in the country which they wished to represeift, or they must have resided in that country for at least five years:

Period reduced

The following have been Felected to take part in a cricket trial game at King's Park to--

At the meeting held in London morrow commencing 1.43 p.m.

five-year Surg

Cir. Goldsworthy during last July the (RN), Capt. Begg (Cossack),beriod was reduced to two years' C.P.O.S.M. Brine

(Cossack), continuous rezidence in the coun- P.O. Skin (Cassnek), Cdr. Elder try which the participant is (St. Briles Bay), Mr. May, presenting.

Cd.

A woman competitor is quali- Engr.

very

Candidates were alan warned that direct application to in- dividual universities or ce leges in the United Kingdom ir practically useless nearly all now require colonial candidates to be sponsored by their respec- tive colonies and will not con- gider unsponsored candidates.

The Commillee hus-learned-ot cases of hardship and diape pointment where would-be students have gone to Britain in the hope of securing admission Arides

without first a university, Bay). Mr. Burt, Cd. Elert, Offe fled to represent her husband's having ascertained that a place While (St. Brides Bay), Sit jordan country.

During the election of officials was available for them.. (Stonreuters), S.D.CP.O. Bast

for the forthasming year, Mr. Denis Hazell President.

Sen.

atle

(St.

(Dockyard), 1/50s. Smith (Morecambe Bay), E. R. A. Smith (Morceanhe Bay),

12th Man. O/Sca.. (Commack).

was

to

the Commities has every per- re-elected Sonal sympathy with such stu

dents, it cannot very, well assist

if it has not been consulted in

The following officers were also elected:

the first place. Hawkins

P.GJ. Coles (Tamar), C.P.O, -

Wir.

Thomas (Tamer),

pers (Tamar), Sig. Middleton Spears

Tanar) PO.S.M...

Wir.

Smith B

(St.

Brides Bay), O/Sen. Gale

Brides Bay), S. M. Smith (St. 2:

Brides

Bay), POSM. Griffin

(Black Swan),

Yeo. Mannocks

(Morecambe Bay),

Lt.

Students wishing to enter

RMS CARTHAGE applications on forms to be ob-

SAILS FOR UK

Joli RMS Carthage

British universities or colleges in October, 1051 must first make

from the Education De- ment, Leighton HouseTM (2nd Leighton Hill Road. These forms,

Completion, the should

before

Floor),

on

be returned Cdr. Colony last evening for her October 21 1950 to the Secre Murray (H.K. Flot,), A.Breturn trip to the United King-tary, University Selection Com- Craven (II.K. Flot.).

dom with passengers for Sin mittee. gapore, Penang. Colombo,

12th Mun. A.E Orden (Morecambe Bay).

Scorer: C.P.OS.M. Bridger Aden and London.

(Morecambe Bay).

The passenger lles leaded by Mackinnon, Mackenzie yesterday included the follow-

Umpire: Yeo, Taylor" (Tamar), Macken Reserves:

Hockey

Farrell, M, FEL, Fraser, Miss P.,

B.I.8. Gender, Miss B. Grass, Rer. 3.0. Cut, 1.8; Albert. Mes, 20. Har

| Mrs. 5. Jeckins, A.0.7.' Jenking, Missi

Big textile exhibition

at the BIF

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The best mian was Mr. Joseph William Leonard, the bridegroom's brother. The dulles of paga boy were performed by Master Robert Mackle, a nephew of the bride. A Singhalese seaman was The Reverendt Father A. Gra-led weeping from the Court al Central yesterday after being elf officiated.

Mr. A. E. H. Castro sang the bound over in $500 for a year Ave Maria by Gounod during the by Mr. J. Reynolds for posses- ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth An dřew Miller, who were married yesterday at St. Andrew's Church. The bride is the former. Mian Margaret'Knowles—{"China. Mall” photo).

Miller-Knowles

The couple will go to Bangkok

At St. Andrew's Church. The reézption was held at the Miss Margarel Knowles, Kow- Sisters' Mess, Kowloon Hospital, loon Hospital nursing sister, later in the day. was married to Mr. Kenneth Andrew Miller, chartered ac-for their honeymoon The bride's Jreas of green crepe with flue going-nway, ensemble was

accessories.

countant of Lowe, Bingham and Matthews.

Kwong Tang

a

London: Mr. and Mrs, B.L. Any. Mai A. D. Kingston (Morecambe Bay), P.O. Eastern Ang, RC. Leuclerk, Mr. and Mrs. (Cossack) and C. P. O. S. M. Bilion, Miss MT.8. Bellord, Mr. K.M. | Dauke, B.11, Benjumla, Man” E, · Benja Llewellyn (Tomar),

Beat min, E.F. Brown, Mn. A.F. Burke, Mrs.

The bridle is the daughter of Boot will leave Pool at 1.10 p.m. calling at ships.G. Byers, Miss EM. Chips, Her, and

Bien, A.B. Clayton, Mas A. Colllan, Yo The main display at the 1951 Mr and Mrs. Alexander Knowles in harbour as necessary, as Chan, Kam Tal Chan, Kol Hong Chan, British Industries Fair-from of Klugeairloch, Scotland. The bridegroom is the son of the

Miss Mary Tang was married port from Kowloon Camber at Tak to Chan, Mr. and Mrs, L.B. Dett

The Mr. and Mrs. D.0. Davis, Roy, and April 30 to May 11-will be late Mr. and Mrs J, B. Miller of to Mr. Miles K. J. Kwong, Diree- 1.45 p.m.

a big exhibition by the textile Edinburgh,

tor of, Studles, St. Stephen's Pre- Anyone, unable to play is re- Mr. A, DaF. Mrs. F.D. Dinis,

The Reverend J. H. Ogilvie paratory School, Starley, last quested, to inform Surg Lt. Mbl., Dials, Mr. P. Do Telt, Mr. and industry at Earl's Court, ac-

Bitm. d. Ervalik, Miss J. Eail, Bcording to

Press release (conducted the service.

Monday ton lows, Dockyard Ext, 27, as con

The bride was led to the gitar The marriagu took place at 3: as possible.

Finch. His L., Feriado, Mr. and Me issued by the United Kingdom

Trade Commissioner's Office Inby Mr. George Leys She was John's Cathedral,

* gowned in Ivory-coloured Eng- |. It was performed by Canon Hong Kong yesterday. KTEVE, Mr. and Min, T.A. Harris, J. The release sald that it is ex-ish lace cut on classle, lines with E. W. L. Murtin, Mr. H, V, ev The following have

been Wins To Ha Yung Tang In, Cat, and pected that the display of textile a skirt train. Sho wore a full-bonden was the best man. selected to represent the Royal Jones, alea, E. Jones, kine, K. products will prove to be the length tulle vell held in place by a The Rev, A. E. Harton gave the Navy against Hong Kong Hockey Judre, Hr. and Mrs. 8.8.W. Leons, finest over staged in the United coronet of tulle and seed pearls, bride away.

and carried bouquet of pale Club at the

Police Ground, Bon Ton Li, Miss Wai Yuen LJ, Kim Kumary object of the BIF pink and white gladiell.

The primary Boundary Street, Kowloon, 10 Chai Shen Lab, A.V.D. Lyen, & Lyn. inorrow, bully-off 4.30p.m.IT

|| $1] • McAleavy. A. Holman, Fuk Hangis to increase United : Kingdom O/Sco Smith (Marecambe Ma. Mr. Marry, Ring Fung Man, exports, particularly in the pres were performed by Miss Everett, Bay), Surg Lt. Mallows Tet- Kan, Row, and Mr. Mudacht circumstances, to Dollar and Frincipal Matron, Medical De-

partment. She wore (Tamar), ERA. Smith (Morp, and Mr. A.J. Murra, G.W. Norris other hard currency markote. cambe Bay) Lt. Naylor (Black Mi &.L, Peares, G., Pontney, Mrs. A. The Board of Trade, end the light navy figured taffeta with a Swan), L.

Carrick Mr. and Mrs, W, Shilinsford, N.O, Ban Dollar Exports Board consequdas ber and matching hav (Cossack), L. 8. A. Warner (Cofden, W.8. Symont, ära. d.d., Blewas. Ly recommend exporters to show with pink accessories, and spray.

* of pale,pluk roses,

Mias J Brown, the bridesmaid, saçit), Sub: Lt. Geight (Blacker, and Mrs. W. Bioit, Miss G. Brick to best advantage goods buttest to

wan), L. Morton (Morecambeland, Mr. and Mrs. V.E. Bundt. MM. hard, currency areas. This in no wore a dark strawberry-coloured Bay), Lt. Macgilligan (Cossack); Swann, G. Treworks, Rey, L, Tomkinon, way precludes the importance Sub. Li Barratt (Tamar), Boy 11,3, Van Bochow, Hrs. D. Van Bein, helping exports to ather overseas French Ince gown with fchu *** | neekilno and full skirt. She cur- Read Morecambe Bay),

Boat will leave Tamar of Walker. Mr. and Mm. P.H. Watson, C..

Wimon. New, and M. Bl, Whitenet overseas vititors used to visit the Love, was in blue "organále," and The flower girl, Miss Fina 3.10 p.m. Transport will leave wei: Bhun Wonk How, Wish Fair bit that the Aguren after the bore aktoriai pray of TCBPS. Kowloon Combor at 4pm.

Yennon, WA, Young Adent. Mr, und

Mr. Sidney Gordon acted on Anyone unable to play is res, Jumbwa Rie, Min Kamnol Ries, war in this connection slow.. 1048, quested to inform Inst. Cdry Cross, Shaw Tar Fler Colambat Mr. and Mre11,423; 3040: 17,001; 1900 10,003 beat man. Dockyard Ext. 88. mj, d

D. Grant, P." Grant, fl.- Moore, A. Naturally, home buyers and the Money, 1. Moore, A, Marlachin, Mr. public also attend to considerable imag and, Kis, E. Nendel Pénkart WJ. Burnet,, bumbers. Skírá, "Chuan" „Kas Chew: Bingapore).AP

Pinkerton, Manđ.Mn, R, Pinftenberger,

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The Yangteb River-cotuary which commands the entrance -to Shanghai has been swept clear" of - minés, mocording to

a reliable report from Shang." hal (izst night, das

Five ships from Hong Kong atcucle whines in the estuary, Curing, the past few weeks. The responsibility for mining, the estuary "hùm not yet been determined LAN

There were reports that piratċe kward responsible and allegations that the Nationa- de mined the waters fo blockade Shanghai, Vinodiag The repart from Shandhal said that traders, anticipate Improved marítime, "business. "One"-"unidentified Ampelain. firm, le, added, Þau enlarged.

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When John refured, defendant grabbed hold of him and thea tended him. Amathér person, whe saw the incident took the dingger way from defendant's pocket. The Polled were noticed and de fendant arrested...

After evidence by prosecution wilnesacs deferidunt sail that he and

a party of deamion, were waiting for their chipping com- pany to take them back to Cey- Jon. At first: they had been told they would-be flown back but had been kept waiting in Hong Kong.

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