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Christmas With The JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,LTD.
Test Players
By REGINALD H
CLARK
Crowds in shirtsleeves and sun hats-tanned, white flannelled figures on sun.parched wicket-hoat, sweltering heat and all the thrills of Test conflict. As wo sit around the fire enjoying the Festive' jollifications, shut away from the gloom of
an English winter, all the familiar aspects of cricket seem very far away.
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10 Pedder Strast, Tel. 30911.
INDO-CHINA S.N. CO., LTD,
SAILINGS TO
D.. "CHUNBANG"
Tientsin
4.p.m. 10th Dec.
a. "LOKBANG"
Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya & Yoko-
kama
21st Doo.
a
#... "WINGSANG"
Kaalung
24th Dea.
1.8. "HANGSANG"
Sandakan
20th Dro.
28th Dao.
18th Dec.
Not so with the members of the MCC team noir touring in Australia. To the the well-known aspects of them, cricket is a very present reality, and it is English Christmas that must, seem very far away.
England's plumper found himself lying underneath a pile of chairs that had toppied over on to him. TURKEY & TRIMMINGS
Not for them the family feelivo | Then, of course, there are the partics. They will be starting presents and cards from home. The Second Test Match at Mel- Christmas is Christmas all the bourne on Friday, the 22nd, and world over to an Englishman, and these cricketers make the the match will continue for
Sunday and most of it. Gifts are exchanged week, except en
By the time he had been ex- Monday, when "Christmas Stops between the players, and there
dinner was served. Is always a present for the tricated, Play" will he the order.
On Boxing Day,
however, manager and the captain as a Trying to appear unconcerned, he strolled inbo the rather many thousands of Australians mark of their respect and ap- will
day of preciation, from the rest of the sparsely filled dining-room, took spend the second
his
well-Inden All claims must reach us before their annual Yuletide
at the holiday party.
place There are the "practical Joke" Festive board, and started in on at the mighty Melbourne ground,
the th
turkey and trimmings. sunshine and presents, basking in the
too. I heard of one
It was not long, however, be- watching erlekot. Yes, it is team who presented their skipper difficult for us at home to with a pair of heavy, fur-lined fore he was obliged to depart imagine it!
gloves and this in a tempera-followed by the rather unkind ture that would have shamed an laughter of those of the team
unaffected by the weathert English heat wave!
That will not happen this year, Patsy Hendren, that great- hearted, little Test favourite or for players will be making the best of incir Christmas in past years, tells how he Melbourne, despite the tempera- recolved a parcel one Christmas
the 14th January, 1951, or they will not be recognised.
No Insurance will be effected.
JEDSEN & CO., Agents.
Hongkong, 15th December, 1950.
UNFORGETTABLE What do our players think of it? Well, I have spoken to many of England's cricketers who are NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES accustomed to spending Christ
mas away from their homes, and all agree that it is an unforget-morning in Australia, and after tune and the fact that it will be unravelling sheets of wrapping merely one of the "intervals" table experience.
in the Test. paper, found that the "gif" was collection of his own belong- ings that had been taken from his bedroom!
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The wars our generation has witnessed have brought what wars have always brought disturbances, unrest and a feeling of general insecurity-that's the way of all wars. Industry and mutual trade-useful pursuits of peace--are the endeavours in the opposite direction. This concern has argued whenever it could, that free access, free intercourse and trade between peoples, contributes to peace and friendliness and security and takes the tension off where diplomats seem to fail. For, when all is said and done, people want the opportunity to work for a living. Trade and industry, free and untrammeled, not only con- tributes to that opportunity, but is a way of life. Vessels of our Line are plainly marked and can be recognized easily when they sail in and out of the principal ports of the world, and we like to feel that they are practical symbols of this philosophy: Isbrandtsen
INDEPENDENT DEPENDABLE Regular Sailings from Hongkong to New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia via San Francisco or Los Angeles
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S.S. "FLYING CLOUD"
DUE FROM:
New York vla Manila 1st week of Jan.
SAILS FOR:
Pushan, Tsingtao, Taku Bar, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore,
Boston Philadelphin,
vin 1st week of Panama Canal. January. Tsingtao, Taku Bar, Kobe, lat Nagoya, Yokohama, : San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore, Philadelpbla, Boston via Panama Canal, ist week of January.
New York via Manila
week of Jan.
Denis Compton, speaking of his first cricketing Christmas, in Australla, says
that it seemed quite unreal to see people walk- white suits ing about wearing
and sipping and panama hats, iced drinks. "Christmas in the sun," he wrote in one of his books. "Cricket on the eve of the Festive Day-loved ones 11,000 miles away."
Another player, who spent his time boasting to his comrades about his wonderful garden at home, received a set of toy gardening tools! A touring parly always has Its practical Jokers.
CAPTAIN'S PARTY
Ah, that is the one aspect of this cricketing Christmas that
Such is the popularily of really matters to most of them, English cricketers overseas at least to those who are married. Len Hutton and Godfrey Evans that every member of a touring have admitted that they miss the home of a cricket-loving team could spend Christmas a their wives and children more family, whether it be Australia, than anything else at this time South Africa or the West Indies.
of the year, It is understand- able.
my
"My wife and small son were first waking thought on Christmas morning. and they were uppermost in my thoughts throughout the whole day Godfrey Evans told me, des his, Arst Christmas in
The fact that everything that happened in Sydney during that
1940 Christmas was novel even to the evening surf bathing!— did not maite up for the fact that his loved ones were not there with him.
NO LONG FACES
But although such Invitations at other times are accepted their during the tour, the players and manager always spend Christmas Day together, and are entertained to a private dinner party by the captain and the manager.
This is
a real English Christ-
As for us at home, well, cricket may soom very far away, and yet we can share in the thrills of the Test match by means of the radio commentaries which will be a feature of the BBC programmes on Boxing Day,
So, perhaps the England players wil not be
entirely forgotten this Christmas--and let us hope they give us all the Christmas present we would like most-victory and the Ashes!
John Citizen Gets Pushed
Around
mas dinner-replete with turkey. By ARCHIE QUICK plum pudding, mince pics, paper
If anyone is being push- hals and all the necessary
And the toast ised around in sport you can "brimmings". always to "loved ones at home." wager it will be John Citi- During the last tour of Aus-zen. What happens to him tralia by the MCC, the whole at boxing is nobody's busl
concluded their day's party invitation to a Christmas Night as bad. When the television festivilles by accepting anness; at Soccer it is almost
viewers ensconced comfört-
famous
Denis Compton has said, alse, that when he received presents, addressed to his son Brton from Australian admirers, he fell party. lke catching the first boat home,Bond! Beach, a very
It was held in a big hall at ably in their fireside arm so that he could aot as, Santa
Sydney beauty
the chairs sat back and watch- Claus.
spot, and host was none other than thated the England-Yugoslavih Lot it not be thought, how-great sportsman and comedian, international at Highbury
Tommy Trinder, who was tour- ever, that on MCC team on tour spend the Festive Season with ing "Down Under" at the time. they were provided with a
white ball to present
see in the long faces-far from it. Every- thing is done to bring the true tell me that Tommy gave them a later stages of the game spirit of the Engilsh Christmas right royal time and helped keep when the light was fall- Into their midst, even to the holly up the spirit of a real English
Christmas.
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Consignees por
"DENVENUE"
are hereby notified that their cargo is being discharged into the Hong- kong & Kowloon Whart & Godown
Consignees risk
And
to
Players who were
There will be nothing like that this time, however, for our players will be forced to adhere to rigid discipline, in view of
the continuation of the Test match the following day.
ONE IN FIVE YEARS Godfrey Evans should know
On the following Satur- day, Arsenal played Fulham in a London "derby" on the same ground. The luckless spectators were kept out- the ground in long side queues until 25 minutes be
Co's Rodown, where it will be all about spending Christmas fore the kick-off because the Wharf's terms and conditions of away from home. After his de- the referee had to make a storage and where delivery may be mobilisation, in 1945, he decision about the fog. not allowed to spend a Christ-
obtained.
Damaged packages are to be left In the Godowns for examination by Consignees and the Company's sur
Менга Carmichael and veyors, Clarke, at to am., 18th December,
1050,
General the
mas at home until 1049. In the When the game started meantime, he had his Christ- 10,000 people were still
outside.
However, 45,000 stoles pald their money and stood the whole dank, gloomy afternoon peering through the fog at the wraithlike Ogures on the pitch. Did they
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No claims will be admitted after whore "pent at Johannesburg, get...gat ball for all this
the team were preparing the goods have left the steamers for the Second
Tost, which
to add to the irony of godowns, and all goods racem opened on Boxing Day, The the situation there were power- undelivered after the 20th Decem
ent most of the Festive ful Bloodlights just begging for
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It was
ber, 1950, will be subject to rent. players spent
WE Ohf dear
'no.
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+
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.. "CHINA TRANSPORT"
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Bali H.K.
29th Doc. TO CEBU & LOS ANGELES
Balla H.K.
27th Doc.
Due 8:F.
30th Jan.
Duo L.A. 22nd Jan,
Through bills of lading Insued to any Port In North America & to Bouth American
· supply · of white balls is being obtained. Nevertheless, the English Lads As for Goodlighting, he
ho said: had a thoroughly happy Christ- "Quite apart from the fact that
JARDINE, MATHESON mas. They were showered with we have not got
18 Pedder Street the Football gifts by their South African Association's sanction, the 102 hosts tobacco, cigarettes. would have bounced back the chocolaten, articles of clothing, light." Yet the fog did no such presents for their families, too, thing when Southampton held and golf balls for those of the an experimental match recently. team who played that game- and what cricketer does not enjoy a round of golf?
NAUGHS BY EVANS They had, their usual Christ-
·A DIFFERENT. MAN
WATERMAN
The Arsenal-Fulham match STEAMSHIP
demonstrated clearly that Lesile Compton in an Arsenal shirt is
a very different centre-half to
Are hereby noted that their cargo mas dinner party, and Charile the Leslie Compion in an Eng-
and Jack A Arsenal colleagues, he was the
Is being discliargod into the long- Palmer (now secretary-skipper and shirt. Surrounded by his kus Kowloon Wharf. & Godown Co.' godown where will be at of Leicestershire) consignecariokanā mubject to the les
Whari'a
obtained.
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little, commanding gure against Ful- bowler,
provided ham. The match also showed storage, and where delivery may be plenty of entertainment on the that Joe Mercer is a marvel, for
piano-with Godfrey Evans bis ogc.
Arsenal's
clamped FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST VIA JAPAN Damaged packages are to be left in the godowns for examination by supplying the laughs.
even such a brilliant player as ■. «. "LAFAYETTE" Consigneet and the Company sub The genial Kent and England the manacles on Macauley and veyor, Messrs Goddard & Douglas wicket-keeper certainly enjoyed this Scottish International had a 6. "WAR HAWK' at ið alt on the 10th December, that Christmas Day more. than 1030.
Joc. Equally, no, scope he did the previous ona in 1047.
Balnat Forbes blotted out Brennan,
and To
with the General He and the other MCC players
as this Булк combination which gonded Warehours liegulations, con- chosen for the tour of the Weet t
enabled Arschal to win 6-1. signees must have a Revenue Offfeer
I don't think
восп I have
such Intendance when damaged dull-Indies and honed to open ablo goods are examined.
| Christmasa at home, disembark-
apoor First Division defence as ing on Boxing Day.
Fullar
for a long while, Dul op No claimed will be admitted, after
Their schedule was altered part, perhaps, from Bacuzzi thegoods hayo at the steamer's godowns and Lit goods remaining however, and they were woll
well and Taylor who looks as though undquyerest: after the lith: Decem“ cut into
Alamic" wtion
tion ho may inherit the England 097% 1899, will be subject to real. Christmas morning dawned, contre-half post Lon of the
A dalina gomah, tha steamer Evans haa_19
told me thong tie defence from Fulham was worth ship a coôle did phile, wimbot to | Ita malt,/«nd Aremed; levont at
mitzak bo "presented to the "Unde
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LTD.
escride the door, Lodyself or half speed, played here with WALLEM & CO.,
Remem Magan lite bed themat skuada sha92 kell?
Oddity of the / màich was
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