1951-05-03 — Page 7

100 Australians May Be Invited HONGKONG SPORTS FESTIVAL PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER

An ambitious scheme for the holding of a Sports Festival in Hongkong during November next, with 100 Australian sportsmen and sportswomen taking part, was announced by Mr J. Skinner at a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Amateur Athletic Federation of Hong- kong yesterday.

Mr Skinner, who presided over the meeting assisted by Mr A. de O. Sales and Mr S.'H. Pang, Joint Hon. Secre- tarles, said that the Australian contingent which would be invited here would include cricketers, tennis, hockey, table temis, bedminton and succer players, as well as swim- mers and track und fickt athletes.

very helpful.

Mr Skinner said that he had not been able to proceed further with the scheme as he was stil waiting for figures from Qantes Empire Airways as the cost of air passages for the contingent from Australia and return.

Mr Skinner said that it was] latter, who was most enthusias

idea, had been proposed that the different bodles lie about the controlling the respective sports would be delegated to handic arrangements In connection with their particular branch of sport. The net proceeds from all gate money, said Mr Skinner, would be placed in a common pool to defray the expenses of the visit. Mr Skinner said that he had seen the Australian Trade Com- missioner in the matter and the

Notts Forest Make Sure Of

Promotion

London, May 2. By their two goals to one win over Newport County tonight, Nottingham Forest made certain of promotion from Third Division (South) of the Football League.

lost their They

pince in Division 1 only two ngo and lost season the other

seasons

Nottingham team-Notts County -were promoted to Division 11.

Both Cup finalists were play- ing tonight and white Black- pool suffered another

reverse,

It was belleved that the entire cost of air passages would come to approximately $300,000.

Mr Skinner said that it was intended that 50 members of the Australian contingent come here und that by the time lacy first had completed their fixtures and were ready to return to Aur- tralia, the remaining 50 members would arrive for their Axtures.

Mr Skinner said that he had already written to Australia on the subject, but until the figures us to air passages were received, no defnite arrangements could

be made.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1951.*

SPORTING SAM

By Reg. Wootton.

Bowlers Have A Good Time

On Tricky Pitches In Home Cricket Matches

London, May 2.

Apart from the South African's opening first-class match of their tour at Worcester, three other first-class games were arranged for today but no play was possible at Oxford, where Oxford University are meeting Yorkshire.

At Cambridge, a similar fate threatened play when Lancashire, fresh from beating Oxford. prepared to meet the Light Blues. No play was possible until the afternoon and then the county got rid of six Cambridge men for 125 runs.

Only Peter May added to his reputation among the batsmen and he was undefeated at the close with 50 runs,

Including

six fours.

Lancashire's attack was handled cleverly with Berry the most troublesome as shown by the four wickets he has so for faken.

al

61 runs,

With seven wickets down for for seven declared (Oakman, Hampshire declared right-arm offspin bowler, three with a lend

13. Mercer, of 220 runs and for

right-arm Sussex went for the runs but medium bowler, three for 17). were beaten by The clock Sussex 104 for nine declared despite a grand knock of B2 (Shackleton, right-orm

medium bowler, four for 30, runs by Cox.

Darke, left-arm sloy spin bowler, four for five) and 100 for three (Cox-82 not out),--- Reuler.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Close of play scores: At Lords: MCC 02 (Aler Bedser, right-ann medium fast bowler,

Ave for 20, Laker, right-arm offspin bowled four for 18) and 32-for four. Survey 140 (C. Knott, right-arm off- break bowler, seven or 09).

At Oxford: There was 10 play today In the match be- tween Oxford University and Yorkshire.

AL

Cambridge: Cambridge University 125 for six (P. B. May 50 not out), Lancashire to bat. Rain restricted play,

At Hove: The match between Sussex and Hampshire was

Twenty-four wickets fell Lords, where Surrey, with a first innings total of only 140 It was hoped that the required runs, are on their way to a vic- Bowlers would

be forthcoming tory over the MCC. ngures wou

enjoyed themselves on a tricky within the next few days.

pitch which helped both paco STADIUM QUESTION Mr Skinner told the meeting and spin. that as Chairman of the Hong-

Alex Bedser, making the ball 2180 from

good length, took kong Football Association, he and written to the Colonial Ser-the first three MCC wickets for while Laker's off- retary some time ago requesting three runs an interview relative to the spinners were equally effective. A stand of 33 runs by Robert- question of a Stadium-He had

son and Insole saved not, however,

complete as yet received any reply

Colonial collapse but the side was out from

for 02 Tuns, Bedser taking live | drawn, Hampshire 263 and ti Secretary to this letter.

that he wickets for 28 runs and Laker I also mentioned

taking four wickets for 15 runs, had written another letter to

KNOTT BRINGS HAVOC the Colonial Secretary regarding

Surrey had only one wicket playing flelds inside the Race

down for 50 runs, but then the offbreaks of Knott brought

ihe

at home to Arsenal by an only course, which the "Morse Com- goal scored in the first half by mice had

won

won by

beut

the

recommended be

Roper, the Cup winners, New-taken over by the community. castle, away to Wolverhampton Mr Skinner cald that he wis Wanderers,

a second interested in the proposed lay- half goal from Robledo,

out of the grounds and also the Newcastle Since

method by which they could be Wolves in the Cup semi-final

obtained for use by different several weeks ago Wolves have Clubs. Up to the present mo-

only one of 12 games. →

ment he had not received any Reuter.

reply from the Colonial Secre- The following were the re-

tary. sults of football matches played

Minutes of the last meeting today:

of the Executive Committee were read by Mr A, He O, Sales,

mentioned who also

that he had sent coples of the Federa- tion's Handbook to fferent organisations

throughout world,

FIRST DIVISION

Arsenal

Blackpool

Fulham

Wolves

0

1

1

4 Portsmouth Newcastle SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division "A"

Motherwell

3 Raith Rovers 2 GLASGOW CHARITY_CUP (First Round) Celtic

Rangers

THIRD-DIVISION

(SOUTHERN)

Aldershot 3 Gillingham

Crystal

P

2

Swindon T. Newport C. Millwall

Notts Forest 2 Reading: 1

THIRD

(NOON

Accrington New E'lon 1

Wrexham

ཐ

Tranmere R. Chester, Rochdale

OTHER MATCHES

Dundee M'chester U. 3

St. Johnstone Aberdeen

-Beuter,

Regatta On Saturday Rowing

1

0

The

Mr J. H. Blinko read the report of the Facilities Commit- tee and, said that a Question- naire had been prepared for circulation

the 'different

sports organisations.

The report of the Finance

1 Committee was read by Mr L.

I

1

P. Kwok, Hon, Treasurer.

In order to raise funds for the Federation, the Finance Com. milee proposed that each asso- 2 eintion amlated to the Federa

tion stage a game or event and 1 donate the

proceeds to the Federation; that the Federation had a Gala Donce similar to the Shangrila Ball and St John Ambulance Ball and that the Hongkong Jockey Club be ap proached for a donation.

Royal The

Hongkong Yacht Club is holding a row- ing regatta, at Middle Island on Saturday, May 3, start- ing at 2.30 p.m.

and

The Victoria Recreation Club have entered crews for the

novice fours junior and pales.

In last year's Inter-Club Re- Rattathe Victoria-Recreation Club won the novice events easily, the junior fours by canvas and had a dead heat in the junior pairs.

Both Clubs have been train- ing for several weeks and more

'It was decided that these pro- posals be deferred for further consideration.

An application by the Hong. kang Amateur Track and Field Association for affiliation to the Federation was approved by the meeting.

Ladies' Golf

havoc and in the county's tota! of 140 runs be claimed reven wickels for 60 runs.

on

NEW

PRESIDENT OF THE MCC

new

fost

League Tennis Fixtures

Weather permitting the tennis League following matches will be played off today:

Men's "D" Division CRC "2"

V Recreio Uiban C. "1" v HKC LRC

v Kowloon Dock v Urban C. "2" V KCC

IRC

SCALA

CRC "1" (byel.

Mixed "A" Division

HKCC London, May 2.

v LRC Mr William Findlay was 10-

KCC

v CRC day-nominated

SOAA (bye). the 08 President

Tennis league fixtures for next of the Marylebone Cricket Club in succession toweek are: Sir Pelham Warner,

Findloy

Mr

celebrates his

MONDAY .. Men's "B" Division

Surrey, however, were soon

Me

attack again and with the pitch still tricky Laker toolt four wickets for seven runs in 10 overs before stumps WTC 71st birthday on June 22, the Kowloon Tong v. CRC "2" drawn, leaving the MCC still 46 runs behind with six wickets day on which Princess Elizabeth Recreio In hand.

V HKCC

✓ SCAA

✓ USRC

The two-days' game at Hove between Sussex and Hampshire ended in a draw after two de-

He was Secretary for 10 years dlagations, today First Sussex, well short of their opponents' from 1026 and at the turn total, declared and the move the century captained both Eton seemed justified. when Hamp- and Oxford University. -- Reu- shire's wickets bagan to tumble, ter.

is to visit Lords to sec the CRC "1" second day's play of the Second IRC Test

between England and CCC "2"

V CCC "" South Africa,

KCC (bye)

Ladles' "I" Division Recreio "W" KOC LRC Recreio "B" (kxye).

TUESDAY

Local

of

LRC.

HKCC

SOAA

Recrcio

Don't

CRC сос

ON THE RECORD Cats Get A Break

Recreio кес SOAA

V COC

Men's "C" Division

v. – KITC

V

گرام

Post Ofce USRC

v IRC

v Kowloon Tong

Mixed/""

Soleilon

v USRC

University

مرغ

y OCC

THURSDAY

Men's "D" Division

CRC "1" Recreio A Norwegian friend of ours miles above Narvik, Cal-jumping KCC

sport there. KOC eume over to the backyard the was 1 popular other day to have a look at the There was plenty of barn space SCAA alley cat's latest litter, once and the whole village, barring again removed from the room the sick and invalids, would SQAA cf the landlady's Australian turn out, lodger who is fond of pickled "I heard of one cat that did CRC (bye).

2.87 metres. I didn't see thut

herring.

He picked up a bloty brown though. It happened when my

LRC

บ

Y

CRC

V

Utban C. "1"

IV Urban C. ""

Y LRC

Y ARC

Afixed "A" Division

УНКОС

Y KCC

FRIDAY Men's "A" Divizion

and white affair and inspected uncle was a boy. They could Urban C.

od never good

produce another

Jike Recreio that one, I remember, the

WAS KOC con

Its

paws, jumper," he

"She's Bald.

"You

Kittens that

stretch.

keep

*

CRC

v Unversity

SCAA "Z"

* HKCC "A" Divisjon

* LRC

Ladies'

✓ SCAA

always tell by the way they called Louisa III. They tried SQAA "!"

breed her with the best stretching all the time are born strains but eats are funny. She USRC

and all lazy cats, like lazy just didn't like the local toms." CRC lazy

make good athletes,"

KOC (bye), How for do you think a cat

•

•

"The best in my time was can jump?" we asked him. Our Amunhotep II. He was consia- Norwegian friend is most in-lent at 2.50 metres, which is of the most already a good distance. He did formed, on some shocked us when he replied, when two curious subjects, But it rather his best jumping, I remember, years old, almost three," I BOW Was 2.73

"We asked for details. Cats, our Norwegian friend Informed us, don't care for a running start

of golf competitions played at The following are the results Fanling during April:

"The best Captain's Cup

Qualifying metres," Round Mrs K. S. Robertson, 85-18-70.

95-15-80.

•

•

RACE PONY DESTROYED

One of the Australian

Page

HONGKONG DEFENCE

ORDERS

shown

FORCE

arakat their names:te crute R. Seguerra 35 to 19 (03) at class Mot, 2.W. Blanton 20 in 6 (42) 2nd class hot. A.E. Jones 20 isa (38) 2nd class shot.

Depot Training. Squad A32-Ken- medy-Rosi- Rarige practica NIDOT Found A43-Lecture theory of a STOUD. Minkature range, applies= { izon. Bquad Al-Akning II, al- teration of algiris. Bolt maniņtala- tion. Squad A66-PWT. 2. Firing shot.ttature range, groupma. Squant A50, A57-Stripping, sembilig, sightsctting, dilly" clean- Ing. Loading and unloading.

Intelligence Unit Training. Section Advanced couree, Lecture" on Monday May 7 as usual. New course. Locture on Friday May 11

I. as Uxua).

Section Weekend traming will take place on May 5 to the Castle Penk area, Wea- pon training on Wednesday May 2 As usual,

HO

Wong.

Scrin1 No. 10. Orders by Attestation Tile following per: 1. 8. M. Lok, T. P: Silva, B. Yim, Colonel L. T. Jude, CBE, ED, nel who have passed the medi P. Yaw.

col examination are requested to Flying Programme, Thursday May- Commandant Royal Hong Kong attend at Force 14 on Wednesday 3. The following pilots are to attend Defence Force. Dated May 1, May 9 at the time stated below: af B.45 pm, or as soon after sa 1951;

At & p.m.-E.P.H, Canavarro, E.J. | possible at the HKAAT Bingers Castro, Cheung Sang. P.W. Corall, Jones, Gauntlett, Proudman, Wig- At 0.10 p.m. Jung Keo Ling, ram, Strange, Force Headquarters

Breiling, Salter, D.T.N. Kelly, A. Wong, Mine E.MI, Warne, Moss Randall, Mackenzie, Change Of Title. 1.M. The King Faber. At 5.30 p.m. Misa J.F. Jennings. Transport

WET leave has been pleased to opprove the

Canton Road at 5.30 p.m. Friday Gorner, AHU R.C.II. Hong, 30 3, change of tale of the Hongkong

VOLIN

May 4 The following pilots arD Defence Force to be, infuture,

to allond ht 5.45 p.m. or as soon Hongkong Regiment "Royal Hongkung Detence

Dulles--Orderly officer of the

after as possible at the KAAF Force."

Hangar:-Jones, This changD

A..K. takes place week-Lieut.

Crichlott.

Breiling. Salter, with effoel from May 1, 1981.

Next for duty Lieut. J.A. King. Randall, Wigram, Strange. Gaunt Depos Qualificailon Course Huise | Orderly sergeant of the week-

lott, Proudmat, Mane, Mackenzie, 30 Yes Range. The following re- Set. K.J. Hanmer. Next for duty Jennings, Warnie. Transport will cruits red this course on Fribyl, F.J. Anslow.

leave Canton Road at 3.30 p.m. Apeli 27 and achieved the resuls Training Infantry Battalion, A, Saturday May 6. The following

Company Tuesday May 8. Half Day pilots are required for Air-Ground. Vield Day.

Gunnery Programme Deploy-

at Port Shelter:-Waod. ment to Defence Poms. Introduc.

Jones, Gauntlett, Proudman, Fraser, ion to Battlecraft. See in the at- Warne, Kelly. The following t tock. Parade 2.20 p.m. Murray pilote are also required for train- Parade Ground. Drem O.C. Stacka ing:-Sailor. Wigram, Ureting Khaki shirts, pullees, Fighting o

Strango, Robertson. Mackenzie, der. 'B'Company Monday May 7,

Jennings, Mose, Rondall. Transport will fenya Canton Road at 1,45 Programme LMG. 20. Firma from and over covET. Stting Defence

B.M. The range party will be:- position (Tatk, demonstration and Hange Safety Oficer-F. L. Hicks. practice), Parade 5.30 p.m. Murray O'Connor Clarke, R. A. Howard, Farade Ground, Drate Clous Fati, S. Lo, O. Madar, C. Thompson, 0.0. 'C' Company Tuesday 24. O'Conner is to pick up the

Range party at Star Ferry Canton May 8. Programme LMG Handing, Fire discipline. 6.30 p.m. Lecture (as) and is to arrange to collect Road at 1.30 p.m. in Land Rover by WTO. -Parade 5.30 puan, Mur- my Parade Ground.

the keys from the main guardrocIA Dress Clean Fatigue Q.G. I.Q. Company Wed: 11 1.45 p.m. Cold drinits and sand- nesday May 9. M.G. Pintoon. Wiches will be provided. The first Programme as detalled by O.C.

aircraft will be in the target area Porado 8.30 p.m. Force H.Q.

4.30 p.m. Tuesday May B. The Presa Clean Fathue 0.0.

following pilots are Stanal

to attend at Platoon Prograinme Tuenday May

4.30 p.m. or as soon after as passt. As detailed by O.C. Parade is at the UKAAP Hangar:-Joner 5.30 p.m. Murray Parade Ground. Solter, Brelling. Gauntlett, Warne. Dress Clean Fatigue 0.G. 3 Nor-fandoll, Mos, Predman, Macken-

Proc. Jennings, lar Platoon Tuesday May 8,

Kelly, Strange. Transport will leave Canton Road gramme Fire Orders and Observa- flon for displaced and undisplaced At 3.20 p.. Wednesday May 1. O.P. Parade 8.30 p.m. Murray Ground Lecture. Programme. Loca- Parade Ground, Dress Clean Falls | finn-110 HKDF, 5.30 to 0.30 p.m.

I gue O.G. B.A. Section (Specialist { !'. Buro--Lecture-Aircraft me. Cadre) Wednesday, May 0. Pro- Copnition. 8.30 to 7.30 p.m. 8. L.. gramme as detalled by O.C. Parado Rake-testur-Airmanship. To at- 5.30 p.m. QM's office Regimental tend--Wieram. Strange. Breting. H.Q. Drem blalu clothes.

5.30 0.30 Salter. Robertson. M.T Piatoon Monday May 7. Programma

p.. S L., Rokce...-Airmanıhlo. 8.30 as detailed by 1,T. Sg1. Porada 9.30 p.m. Murray Parade Groand. Dress Clean Fatigue Overalls, NCO's Cadre Wednesday May B. Pro gramme Introduction, Method and Aim of Cadre. Lt. Col. Pugh, RSM. King. Field Craft Lesson 12. Firo

Lt. Discipline

F.E.C.C. Quah (WTO), Parade 9.30

p.m. Murray Parade Ground. Drets Clean Fatigue O.G. The um will Attend the NCO's Cadre:-1Q Coy Sgt. K.J. Hanmer, Col N. C. Sclater, L/Cpl. M. J. Tavares, L/Opt. Ng Chine Chu, M. G. Pla toon as detalled by OC. 'A' Com pany. Cpin B. A. Gellman, E. R. 9. Sun Hong. C. Brett, J. L. D'Aquino, Carmo, A. D. Marques, Pinkle Lam, D. M. Clasen, Yu Fuk Seng. L/Cpts J. A. M. Tinson, J. H. Tin- Bon, P. A. SÖVa, R. A. Pereira. E. N. Osborne, R. A. da Luz, R. L. Ozerio, F de 5. Ozorio, 5

Campaign stare And War Medals. Ex-members of the disbanded Hong- kong Volunteer' Defence. Corps who have not yet received by post the Campaign Star and Medals to which they are entitled are request- ed to report to the KDF Stores wi thake HQ l order that inte may be made soon as possibic, The times of isette are 0a.m. to 1 o.mn: and 2 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Monday, in Friday, 0a.m. to 1 p.m. Salur- daye.

Ambulance

Brigade Orders

Order by Comm, A, el Arcull}, OBE, C. St. J., Commissioner St. J.A.B., Hongkong District Order No 18/51 dated 3rd May,

1951.

1.

Ambulance Duties Hongkong Fisher. 8.5.51 to 12.5.51, Western District Welfare Association Division; 13.5.51 to 10.3.51, Confucian Division.

Ambulance Duties Kowloon 7.5.51 10 135.3), Shamshulog Divi slon: 14.5:51 to 20.9.51, Kowloon.

Beach Duties Hongkong: Sat., 4.581, 2 5.m., HKYMCA (Re- pulse Bay); SCAA (Dig Wave: KCOB (Shek-01.

Sun. 6.5.51. 9.30 an. Shaukiwao Repulte Bay); Wanchal "A" (B Wave); Central (Shek-0). 1,30 M. Transcori (Rtebuke Bayi. Wan chat "B" (Big Wave); Confucian (Shek-0),

"Bat.. 12.3.51, 2 p.m. Eastern (Re- pulse Bay); Chung Sing (Big Wave): Sh Nam (Shek-Ol

Bun., 130.91, 030 km., Causeway Bay (Repulse Bay); Western Kat Fong Big Wave); TIKYMCA (Shek- 0). 1.30 am.. SCAA (Reuulse Bay): ксов

Shaukiwan (Big Wavo); (Bhek-D).

Mon. 14.5.81, 9.30 a... Wanchal "A" Repulse Bay): Central (Big Wave); M. Transoort (Shek-O), 1.36 p.m. Wanchal "B" (Repulse Bay): Confucian (Big Wave); Easters (Shek-Oj.

Sat., 19.6.31. 2 p.m.. Chung Sing (Repulse Bay); Sth Nam (Big Wave); Causeway Bay - (Snek-0)7

o 7.30 ptn. F. L. Munro Lectura -Aircraft recognition. To attend→ Randall, Mose, Jennings, MacKenzie, Squadron Hardwick, Location--88

Navigation Briefing Room. U p.m.

Tindall, Lecture by F. O. Rhea. MacKelvie, R. P. Yu, Britte, Kwok, Chen, Zaman, Garcia. Transport will leave Canton Rend at 3.30 p.m

the

Identity Cards. The following are in collect their identity cards from Adulant HKAAT at ITQ BIKDF:-D. R. Frajer, A. Garela, Fun Kam Ron. J. R. Rew, Chung Po Kwon, Miss M. M. Sentor, Miss 1. M. Crosble.

Ride Practice. Ride practer will take place for all personnel in- terested 1 RAF Kal Tak at 10 a.m. on Sunday May 6 under Sgt. Akrill. Transport will teave Bar Ferry Conton Road at 0.30 am.

Change Of Address. Members are reminded that they must inform this office of any change of address or any change of next of kin

Congratulatory, The Commanding officer would like to congratulate all who took part in the RAF Sports on Saturday April 23 on their en- thusiasm and sportsmanship.

Women's Volunteer Force (Army and Nursing Branch) Fool Dr. Elementary Foot drill will be held on Tuesday May, B for those who missed the parade.on Monday April 30. The u/m volun- fests will parade at HQ HKDF ht 5.30 0.m. Ptes Ambrose, Bulldeath, Dentell, Pena. Prokonoff. Reynolds. Shim, Thom, Daly, Greaves, D'Oil- veira, Abbas, Choy, L. Da Roze, Wagstaf. Dress Khaki drill for all in passersion, overalia for those to whom uniform has not yet been Instfed.

'D' Company Cots I. J. Danilovich. D, E, Julebin, L/Cpis J. C. C. F. Lopez, E. R. Rosaces. R. McAdam, A. J. Remedios, de tj. Barovsky, A. J. Lasala, F. X. M. P. J. Siva, H, G. Silva. Pies W Gray, M. A, da Remedios, J. F. Baptista. G. N. Tokinakelf. A. 12. Brown, B. A. Brown, NJ, S. T Souza, M.S. Pereira, K.E. Jorgen- sen, E.J. Morales, Cpl E. Taus.

-Pay-Exercise "Copper" A num- her of volunteers; have not drown their pay for this exercise. It can be drawn from the Adm Officer Major Calvert a Force HQ com mencing Monday May -7. · In order to clear the accourst paying out will stop on Saltarday May "ta." Anyone who does not dịnw this pay within this permd wat hove it added on to Their next camp pay in November. Monthly Training Programutes, Tralking, programmes, for A and Companies covering the moni

Training. Drivers section. Parade been issued to al of May have

HQ HDF 8.30 p.m. Monday May 7. ranks of these two sub-units. Thes Programmes give full details of the Programme Map reading If. Instrue- rating to be carried out during thr-Dr. tf Williamson. RAEC. AL drivers to attend. Driving practica perfod. In order to implement there programmes a futi turn-out | Wednesday May B or Friday May 11

maks must do everything in on all training paraded in requested at 5.30 p.m. or Sunday May 13 af 10 m. by arrangement with Leut their power-lo attend. These motrice.

Latimer. All drivers who have pasS. ed lest should apply tomb with Gallov- tion porades.

sky to undergo a hill loaded

RASC Clerks Course. Parado 5.30 p.m.. Thursday May 10 In orderly room, Instrue- for Sgt Balicy. C. & R. Troop. Parade. 5.30 p.m. Tucadny May 8 AQ Ops Room Trade training, Signals and Pay Course. Suspended Auxiliary Air Force

until further notice. Nursing Course. The u/m will attend First Ald Trade Training. Thursday May 3.

Course at BMR at 8 pm. on Mon Sih Nem Repulse Bay); Causeway Fighter Plotter Watches B1 and B2.

following members of these day Bay 7. Instructor Capt Turn- Day (Big Wave); Western Kai Fong. (Slick-0).

courses are to continum trade tran-e-QARANC. Cpl Ling. Plos Chan. Ing at A.2.q. Op Room at 6.30 Lima, Mallg. Oliveira, Pant. Transport Arrangements: Satur. p.m. S. L. Watt, AFC wil bo of Parker, Remedios. Da Roza. Wong.

(sd.) A. M. DEKKER, days-Motor transport will leave

cer Ve courses. BI-L. M. Crosbie, Queen's Plor_at_2__p.m. to convey J.Crichton,

Captain. R. Azim, M. F. Chu, members to Shek-O and Big Wave J. Fama, W. Warnb, D. C. Lag

for Duty Commandant, W. Hyder, M. Lee, J. T. Bay and return at 8.30-7 p.m. Sun-

R.H.K.D.F. A Master and Public Holidayn-Motor P. Hussain B2 N. Bentley, P. daya transport will leave Queen's Pler Leung. A. Wong. I. Yen, Pan, at 0.20 a.m. and after bringing A. Ho, B. N. Cheng, D. W. Wong, back the morning duly members R. Chow. P. Yew. M. T. Drivers, will leave again at 130 .. to re- The following w/t drivers are to turn from Big Wave Bay and Shek-tend at 8.45 O between 630-7 pm.

Sun.. 20.5.51, 9 am, Westnen Kal Fong (Repulse Buy); HKYMCA (Big Wavo); SCAA (Bhek-0). 130 p.m. KCOB Repulse Bay Shaukiwan (nig Wave); Wanchal "A" (Shek-0). Sat., 20.0.51. 2 p.m. Central (Re- pulse Bay); M. Transport (Big Wave); Wanchal "B" (Shek-0).

Sun.. 27.5.51. ↑ am.. Confucian (Repulse Bay): Eastern (Big Wave): 1.30 p.m., Chung Sing (Shek-0).

Penetration Squad Dulles,Sun day, May 6, M.O. F. 1. Tacuna. Dentist Dr Poon Lam-fong and R.C. Nursing Division,

Race Course Duties-Saturday, May Headquarters Dulles, Saturday, May 17, Causeway Day and Motor

12. WDWA Division.

Home Guard

Thursday May 10. Pro- Training. gramme Combat without weapons [RSM King). Parade 1.30 pm. Murray Parade Ground, Dress plain clothics. Overalls,

The

vehicles.

Notice "June Ball: The Hongkong Regi: ment. The Regimental "Juns Ball" will be held at the Kowloon Cric- et Club on Baturday June 2, 1951. sex Regiment (DCO) will be in at Lendance (by kind permission of the Admittance Officer Coinmanding).

sizction:-p for g

for driving The band-of-the 1st Bn The Middle- Wong, M. M. Sentor, W. F. Yeung, M. H. Khan, Transport will leave Canton Road at 5.30 p.m. Saturday May 5, Auxtary Duty Driver, C. Kong is to report to Sgt. O'Connor at the HKAAP Hangar at p.m.

7.

Clark for duty Monday May will consigue at itQ HKD? at 6.30 C.D. Course. Practical

training

by ticket only, Single $3.50, Double 10. (Light refreshments Included). A large number of prizes will be awarded for Novelty Dance and Lucky Ticket numbers, Tickels ob- tainable from HQ The HK Regiment and from CSM's on evening parades, All members of the Regiment tha fume Guard and HKWVF are asked their friends and make the evening to come along in large numbers with

a big success, Cheng,

Volunteer Canteen. The Volunteer is reserved for Centre Canteen Clerk

Transport Divisions.

Nursing Divisions. — Ambulance P.. for members of this couLTIR. Duties for May, Marauen Nursing Resday May 1. M. T Drivers. Division: Street Sleeper Shelter Du- The folowing w/t M. T. delvers sce HYMCA Nursing Division: attend at 5.43 p.m. for driving ties, Penetration Baund Duties, X.C. Tick, K. H

Wong. M. J. Webb, 1. Nursing Division,

ifaveracks and Waterbottles-AR, B. Fung. Transport will leave'

Will Canton Road at 5.30 p.m.

LGU Medal Mrs J. Wol, ell and paper and it comes to the long jur le with Its-legs owned by Mr Lee Ping-chiu | King has been graciously pleased to G. Chin, M. H. Khan, M. A. Bay

We worked it out with pen-except when sealing a wall. nonies of 1951, Punctuality, Government Gazelle notification No. Radar

Extra LGU Monthly Medal, played on Tuesday, April 17, for prize donated by Mrs Read. Won by Mrs K.S S. Robertson 88-13-75; runner-up, Mrs Daw- son-Grove, 93-17-76,

Deep Water Bay

B feet 11%, inches.

We asked

That

close finishes are expected on tion (2-ball) will be played at Van Donck & Ward

Saturday.

Th Hong races ore aino ou

A Ladies' Foursome Competi-

Deepwater Bay during the Sum- mer.

Lead PGA Ļist

•

they are put on

a

Associate

Ebrahim,

----

NOTICE

THE HONG

Sweep

Divisional Superintendents please arrange to collect from the P. A. Course. Members of the LACW C. J. Changmine from 2.30 Equipment Officer E. W. Spong, as courts are to attend at HQ INDF to d p.m. on Saturday May 4. soon as possible haversacks for 13 5.30 pm, for practical training. those enrolled members of their | IKAAF Police Course. Trade train- at IQ 100 at Diviziona who are at present not will continue in possession of them. A. limited | 9.50 p.m. for ast w/t policemen

under Sat. MacDowell. number of waterbolties niso are

Radar Operators 'D' Watch. The following available.

KONG Honours and Awards. -- Hongkong are to continue trade framing at a Station on the island!→

JOCKEY CLUB F. R. Holm, I. 435 dated 20.4.51, His Majesty the Mooney, Spencer; him for more debils

ked firm pinewood

dan, S. Kadir, A. N. Kadir, J.D. was when was a boy back and to the floor.

of the Century Bakelite on the following appointments

Special--- Cash Ho-Holm-D Raid Fenton, CX- -to-the-Venerable Order They jump on to other pine- home," he said.

-on-the- pital of St Jahn of Jeruzsiam. Pro- VT Transport will leave no Works Limited, met with an "Our village wood table, They st as kitten celdent at the junction of Knight-Mr A. el Arculll, OBE; Wednesday May B. was on the coat

motion to the Grade of Associate IDF at 6:30p.m. above the with the choicest herring as

Hong Kong Derby Flying Unit Arctic circle, about a hundred bait on the table they are to leap Ventris Road and Blue Pool mander-Mr. S. Costa; Promotion to attend for trade training at the

Promotion to the Grade of Cum Tradesmen. The u/m almen are Saturday, 12th May, 1951 to. They karn fast and soun Road early this morning and to the Grade of Uncer-Off 3 WAAR Hangar at 2.15 pem 011

to the Grade of Wednesday May 9:-Engine Ast recognise that it is largely

Tickets in the above at Mackie, Promer to Kam-walt, A.. Bush, A. Chan, G. F. Reme- $2.00 each may be obtained it for sport and the crowd is enough | was later destroyed after Mr

Mr Fung Ping-fon and Mr Kwok dło, P. L. S. Wong, Au Yeung them, as it is for us R. H. Robertson, veterinary Chani Promotion to the Grade of Fat, Belall, J. R. Chow, J. at the Tronsurers' Compra. humans too.

Burgeon of the Hongkong 3. Imall dore Office; 1st Floor, Tele-

Admission to the Grade of Serving in Ching. CL, W. Jockey Club, decided that Brother Mr Ho Kang-po and Mr M. Leung, G.

Law, phone House," If you are looking for the animal was beyond re

Liu Pak-kwan.

ootball Match Dudes. -- Friday. Meng Tung, B. 6. Y. Wu, K. B.. Af. Neal, A. R. Pan, K. Salleh. Tu London, May 2.

Those who wish to avoid May 6.30 p.m., Club Ground, yes, J. Law, Wong Bow Man, Air walking up stairs or through Jumping prospect in Fiddles" Flory Van Donck, the Belgian latest litter, pick the one that covery.

SCAA Diviston.

frame Ass-R. M. Chaves, L. Rt. winner of the Silver King does nothing elso but stretch. At about 7.45 a.m; the animal.. Cancellation of Duly. The font. Chan, P. Chow, T. A. Ewing, N. a crowd should buy their Journament, and Charles Ward, Experience...near

ball-match, kick off at the Carno Tung, E. R. France. R. Higgs, tickets the Arctic was being led, by a matoo to

Hll Ground on Saturday, May .A. Leonard, 21 lion Lam,

from of Little Aston, who

the Branch won the circio has paved that

the the Stable after morning

1031, la cancelled. Dunlop Tournament, are in first playful kitten to keep chas exercise. It suddenly turned

Hongkong No. 1 Cops Meetings. Wong, P. Wang, H. Yoh Omicos at add second place in. Profes

plece of sional Golfers Association first a

No. 1 Corps will be held on Mon- Plueenthal Photographers-1. R. all over the on a string excitable and got away from Amgelings of officers of Hongkong ting Huin, R. D. de Luz, M. Lock, If. Schreyer, Armourers W Orde

no paris the mafoo.

day, May 7, 1951. at 7.30 pan, et placemeet. Merit. of

Clarke, B. A. Howard, W.H long jump

It ran head on to a brick the same place as befoto. Vaes Donck has compatad

Incular

New Address For Kowloon Amo, O. Midar, . Thompson. Wire who It the one con walt for only..one tournament so far this an hour on a crouch by the side of Blue Pool Road and sus

water tank situated on the lower

Jane Azales, W. Copper CH GIVE bulance Blation The address for Kowloon

Leling. Recent in82, Nathan Road, Ambulance Blation will guayon and thus has no

points an

Electrician-T P. change to plan A. Bush Garage, Chu against his name, whereas rahole that counts. It measure tained a fractured pelvis and a

Kowloon, Telephone. Laan. Ingi Aust-5, Batyayor, Chatham Members who are AB Omar Equip Worker

Kowloon. Its alstance to get that rac in deep punctured wound in the has a

No. 52223. a pointe average of that the Service Hours will be 10-round decision over lanky 26, and a stroke average of me leap and the further away fight fanal lost a considerable to Dddren, 101031 1

allocated to duly had report to add dos Remedios, 1.3. Young Over 400,000 tickets sold Transport will leave Canton' Road Omelio Agramonte of Cuba to 72,20-2 two tournaments,

LARVI-Lady D/B Miss D. Wright | st. 5:30 p.m. Nursing Order to date,

Course. The following are to mitena granted Josva/w83, 10.9.105.1 equsi aro James Adarasi

SĂ, SLEAR, for lectura by P.0. 8. 8. Ramler programme to the former heavyweight boxing

P. Lounge Chene

· 6.3. 61, 7.

Wai Shum, Z.-1.- Cruz, Corpe Superintendent. | A, 3. v, tubelmo, D. M. White, A.

the programme for Saturday, with three entries in both the fourn

Henta and the pairs. for these ruces will be rowed this evening as follows:

Hong Fours Heat-Jardines v. B. & 8.

Hong Pairs Heat-B & v Kollers.

Pinyers are requested to ar- range their own partners and to sign their names on the entry lat which has been posted at Deep Water Bay,

Entries close on May 18.

Cellers won the LOUIS BEATS

Last year, Kellers won Hong Fairi trom B. &US,P

The Army will row against

the Navy in the. Servion, Fotia event Great keenness and en- Chusiasm has been shown by

Qiese and it

come a regular event,

AGRAMOTE

Detroit, May 2.

Joo Louls won a unanimous Ward-

the

Mixed foute and scratch fours | night. It was, the fifth, and Hog Horne,

complete the Iako a total of 11 races on champion's comoback" drive, or Handón, nach ~ with "a"points Saturday afternoon,

Associated Press;

average of four-Reuter,

one

chance

amelling" the

out

-"RECORDER”

of amount of blood and it had to

be destroyed after being taken back to the Jockey Club Stable, Bhan Kwang Road.

(Bgd.) Ho Katto-Po at he WOD st. 5.

5, D'Aguilar Street,

•Hong Kong

or

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