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RUGGER

By "Hanlincode"

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The Rugger this end all takes place on the Island at the Club Ground. Happy Valley and the Navy Ground, Causeway Bay.

At the Club Ground, the first match is between the Police and Army. It will be

interesting

to see in

Police

this

have their

match it the benefitted any from "A" game with the Royal Artillery last Saturday. As

I have often said before,

these "A" games can be of great profit to the Senior team in helping them find the best material, especially when the position is provid ed by team of

prowess

Artillery.

it

such

The

2

teur

Royal which

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some people's

tion

estima. the

would extend

best in the Colony

The game between the Police

and Army should be of interes to Police and Arny fans alike.

In the ot Cast to observe an

benefit from the

in the other to

"A

game an i observe if the

backs have learned anything since last week.

The second game, between the RAF and the mighty Club, will not be of great interest except; to the Flers' most enthusiastic supporters, who will be noting! 11 their forwards have taken to hear! the mid-week training and loose scrimmaging practice

The Recording The Club, published team, are experiment-

Sadly short ng in this match

first class centres, they have!

Craig to centre, 13. moved

fullback And Henderson brought up J Henderson to serum half.

tu

.. the

In these positions, which are nol oqw to either of them both the Henderson brothers are very rehable and have before provent

at home in that they are quite them.

The other matebes afternoon at Causeway Bay are. at 8.0 p.m. the Club 2nd String against the 3rd Royal Tank Regiment. and in follow, al 4.15 pm. the Navy "A" at home to the Royal Artillery.

THE BEST BET

The first match should be quite : good entertainment as a curtain raiser.

The second match at this ground, however, see:5 10

To be

best be uf

afternoon's rugger.

rear

the

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1951.

American - Australian

Winter has come to Britain again but it is not the bleak ugly season many think it to be. Even without the trappings of snow it has an austere beauty as can be seen from this picture of a lane, lined by elms, which leads down to the Thames at Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, bathed in the hard light of the winter sunshine.

Tories To Retain

Ban On Seretse

London, Dec. 7.

The Conservative Government intend to main- lain the ban imposed by the Labour Government

Exchanges On The Pacific

Washington, Dec. 7.

Australia and the United States during the next five days will try to hammer out the broad outlines of their co-operative defence against Communism or any other threat in the Pacific and the Orient.

The opportunity for this is afforded by the visit to Washington of the Australian Foreign! Secretary, Mr Richard Casey, who is principally interested in finding out how the Americans intend to implement the tripartite pact which the two countries, along with New Zealand, signed at San Francisco last Sept. 1.

is to arrive Mr Casey Washington by an from

York this

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in 1940 and 1941 as his country's

Minister tu NEWSL

the United 5.15 States

He renewed old contacts in

The highlight of his diseur, mud-1946 when he came through his way tions here will be a conversa- the United States on

to Australia from hi afternoon back Hon next Monday

Governor of with Ambassador Myron Cowen, British post who is in charge of American Benga! in India--United Press.

implementing negotiations on

:ecurity Factac

agreements

in

the

State Department sources said i hat Mr Casey made it cleur

at he wants

braad outline

Sutes Sena e

talk only in until the United ralifics the part

as

Jack Hobbs

Criticises

under which each of the three

Southampton, Dec. 7.

Hobbs. be committed countries would to take all action in accordance

England sice their with

constitutional pro Tresses to meet a threat to any of but American off- the others,

of ar- the possibility more specific

agree

which

cinis sec riving at

ments with Mr

Cusey would be held in abeyance

ratification unul forma! eflected.

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Mr Casey and his wife will ereive their tion to Washington on Saturday light at a diraue to be given by Ambassador and Mes Percy Spender

formal introduc-

This function is billed by the Australian Embossy as une a which

Casey will meet

Mr

against the return of Seretse Khama to his tribe prominent figures in the United in Bechuanaland.

This was announced in the House of Commons by Mr John Foster, Under-Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations.

But Seretse's uncle, Tshekedi hamma, former Begent of

who was i tribe

States Administration and Diplomatic Corps.

tive

the

TO SEE ENVOYS However, Mr Casey's subslan-i

discussions will start on Monday when he pays a call at 15 am on the Acting Secre- tary of State, Mr James Webb. This will be followed by his afternoon talks with Mr Cowen on the tripartite alliance.

The third observer, Me Daniel the Lipson, former independeri exiled at the Member of Parliament, agreed same time, will be allowed to that the overwhelming majority

is clear of the tribe were opposed to After talking to Mr Webb and go home is soon us it

retum under that he will have nothing to do Tshekedi's

The Mr Cowen, Mr Casey will meet just what with the tribe's I do not know

politics, Mr existing circumstances but strength the Navy are at for

Deputy Foster sald.

Matthews, thought it was wrong to blame on Monday afternoon with Mr H. bul this tussle.

the from

and Sørelse Клата, chieftain Tshekedy for the troubles there Under-Secretary of State, designate of

the Bamangwalo Gunners' team before me

arxi emphasised that the situa- Mr Burton Berry, Deputy Assia- the and his Bechuanaland.

tion was deteriorating owing to Lant Secretary of State for Tshekedi Khama, were the lack of strong leadership. Middle East. To make a good game of it the banned last year by the Labour Reuter.

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write, they seem to be fielding

a very strong XV indeed.

Gunners will

Just

tribe in

imele,

have to dy Government for a period of five

years from tribal territory

this for the Sailors are right on

fol-

he

Freeman

top of their form at the moordeni. lowing tribal conflicts arising Papagos Hint On Deputy Assistant Secretary

This game should settle quite a

Trom

Seretse's marriage to a

few arguments that are going un London girl, Ruth Williams.

Jack

68 year vid former

and Surrey opening

batsman. criticised present day County cricket! before

in leaving here

the "Pretoria Castle" to spend three months in Southern Rhodesia und South Africa.

1

And

"County pricket today seeins to consist of the same old stuff served up time after time," he said.

"Personally,

more village pleasure in watening match.

"A good cricketer should be able to score off good bowling, for loose in tead of waiting halls.

Hobbs thought Denis Compton was a fine cricketer-"I like to ser Compton play because he is adventurous."-Reuter

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8.30 New York China State Athletic Commission, sair On Tuesday morning Mr Casey

that he bad received

a letter will see Mr James Bonbright from

Boxing the European Unics Secretary, Mr R. Robrol, State for the Middle East. Mr

aisagreeing with the recognition for Casey is expected to leave of Gavilan as world champion. home next day.

Shown the letter, Al Weill, to his calls Ja addition

match maker for the Interna- officiuls American

here

tional Boxing Club, said that he Australian official is to call

would see Gavilan's manager of various Ambassadors

and try to arrange such a match, Commonwealth countries. AP-Mr Christeberry sald. Heuter.

the British and pointments with are nearly bound to play some of Goverment had decided that Bulgaria bad three times Es

Ambassadors have Canadian their reserves. This should shekedi Khama's private many tanks, guns and aircraft as

already been arranged. equal things up a little, if the rights in

the Bamangato Greece.

WIDE INTEREST Gunners are not as good as Reserve should not be restricted In an interview in the Athens

The wide variety of his ap some people say, but if they are, for longer than was necessary newspaper Mebros, Papagos, now

with American then Navy "A" will certainly in the public interest.

leader of the Greek Rally, big-pointments But the Government

was gest party in the Greek Parlin-officials is taken to indicate the

breadth of interest which since the This, in my opinion, will be convinced that the interest of ment

September

to Washington, the best game of the afternoon,, peace in the Reserve demanded elections, said that if Greece finds in his visit

Offctals suid that it was ob- that he should be excluded received modern arms in

she should be able to raise an vious that Mr Casey wished, in from the political life of the

army of about 500,000 men, as addition to cementing military tribe.

ties with the United States, to during the war in

get as good a cross-section of views of American official think-

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Driberg, left-wing Mr Ton at present and that is, are the

had asked in Gunners too good for "A" teams: Labour Member,

Well, we shall see this after the House of Commons for

statement of Government policy noon, because, while the R. A. have a good side out, the Navy on Servise and Theked!.

have their work cut out.

and the one to ace today.

Basketball Scandal

New York, Dec. 7. Three American basketball players of Bradley University were given suspended sentences today, totalling three years in prisen, on being convicted of a charge of receiving money from bookmakers.

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Arms Aid

Athens, Dec. 7. Field-Marshal Alexander Pa- pagos, former Chief of the Greek said today that M: Foster replied that the General Staff.

As soon us this was hown to

be effective, Tshekedi Khama

would be allowed more and

she did 1940-41.-Reuter.

the

on the

on

he

nore freedom to lock after his CAMAGUIN BEING ing on all subjects as possible.

private interests in the Reserve.

EVACUATED

Manila, Dec. 7.

OBSERVERS REPORT Ulumately, if all went well.

live The Philippines Navy today he would be allowed to

started the mass evacuation of there as a private person.

As for Seretse Khama, the Camaguin Island Allowing the to continued activity of Hibok- stick Conservatives would

Hibok volcano.

the policy of the Labour Gov- ernment, which last year exiled! him for ive years.

By tonight 460 people had been

ferried to Mindanao Island, The three players were among

sportsmen of seven American The report of three Govern-south of Carmaguin, while 2,000

to more were observers rent

taken to nearby who ment and schools

Three barrios were the situation on

universities to have played at Bechuanaland Inst July to study Islands,

were

the request of bookmakers In

such a way on to Influence the published on the spot washit in the new eruption today

reculls of basketball matches in

which they took part.

The President

of the Court, Soul Strelt,

Jul

Pachol, Canouan and Candis.

Two of the observers, Pro-The number of homeless persons fessor William MacMillan and was estimated at 30,000,--France Mr Herbert Bullock, a former Presse.

President of the Trades Union strongly

criticised the Prealdent of Brad

of

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