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THRILLS EXPECTED IN TODAY'S FA CUP TIES: CLASSIC AT PORTSMOUTH

Cantabs Beat

Oxford

Oxford, May. 7. Cambridge brat Oxford 151 The TEZIEL

Inter-

University Boxing Matc here tonight by five bonta to four after winning the first four fights.

4

Cuan McCarily, the South African cricketer, boxing for Cambridge. light- wag beaten in the weight division by J, W. Firth, the Ught being stop- ped in the second round

Renter.

"Needle" Match In Dublin

Dublin, Mar. 7, Ireland and Wales mees here tomorrow itt a match which has

a vital bearing on the Intern?-

.

London, Mar. 7.

Plenty of thrills are expected in all four of tomorrow's F.A. Cup sixth round matches.

But one of the games stands out as a poten- tial Cup classic-the clash between Portsmouth, aspirants to the double of Cup and League, and Newcastle United, glamorous holders of the trophy.

Portsmouth ar lucky in having ground advantage. When they entertained Newcastle in the League in October they won 15-1 in a match which brought ut the best in football artistry.

Newcastle renowned Cup

not dismayed by

their 1.sk, but Portsmouth's

ground advantage mas just weigh The balance in their favour,

Arsenal, who like Portsmouth, have a chance of registering the Cup and League double, should win at Lutan.

Well though the Second Divi- sin club play at home,

are

they

not likely to keep the powerful Arsenal at bay.

"LUCKY TEAM

Leprosy

Spread By Korea War

Pusan, Mar. 7.

The Korean war is be- lieved to have,spread thou- sands more lepers through the already ravaged terri- tory of the Republic.

The London team have he

According to the best avail- known came

"Lucky as Arsenal," and good fortune has able smi-oficial estimates, there

less than

45,000 certainly been with them in this-are now no Sea's Cup campaign for they have vel to meet from the First Division,

A tense struggle with few the Blackburn versus Burnley clash the wartime Increase Wales win they will carry'

of neighbouring clubs,

advantage Ground

may help

tional Rugby Union Champlongeals seems probable in ship.

off the triple erown for the ninth time and place them- selves comfortably at the non-Blackburn to beat opponents who have set to consule a Cup

of the Championship wble.

A victory for Ireland woung this season.

Choiseu, who have struck

a

lepers la South Korea, although opponents at most only one-third

suffering from the disease are confined in State leprosaria,

down most of Officials put

in the disense to an influx of leper Korean from Nort refugees

Local newspapers the terities. talk of lepers "walking" street"--although the greatest expenditure in the public health budget is devoted to maintain-. ing the Republic's 13 leprosaria. Both the Republic's Ministry of Public Health and the United Nations Civil Assistance Command have been fighting to prevent the spread of leprosy throughout the Korean war.

1951 alone, the During

alloented 339,003,980 Ministry Won (about 6,000 Won equal Jollar) to rebuild and and maintain -its 13 leprosiria

South Korea.

be an important step towards retention of the title they won good patch recently, may account Jast season and would trave for the Second Division rivals, then in line for the triple Sheme United, on the latter's erown if they bent England toun:l-Reuter. the end of the month,

Twb

he

The ground is likely to heavy and the Inatch may forward develop inla

a done

hard-working between

Both countries have Lavies plenty of dad and keen appre elation of an opening อากองทุ

re- thely hacks but Wales will gret the inability of Rox Willis to take his usual position behind The serum as he has no covero from his injury against Scotland.

Billy Williams, who takes his place as scrum-ha, has the unenviable task of making his international leisu

"he: dle games."

ja such

Lewis Jones, a "match win- ner in fimself, returns to the

ase but

same criticise dropping of Bleddyn Williams,

the

Phipps

and

For Ireland, Chambers are it again and re- turn to the three-quarter

line

so the Irish team is an origi-

have won 31

in the series. — Reuter,

SIGN FOR SPURS

London, Mar. 7. Tottenham Hatspur have signed up two young players from Gloucester City, thu Southern League club which is

Toilen managed by a former ham player, Doug Hunt.

They are Gordon Bosley, 17- year-old centre-forward, Alan Grubb, 23-year-old out- side right who was previously with East Fife, Reuter.

Lindrum Challenged

By Britons

tion

and

of

one

COMMON AS 'FLU

In

Bu leprosy as old in Korea as-written history, It seems always to have been common.

Established 1845

SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1952.

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

1-17

T. M. Rag. U. & PE, OH, Cept. 1862 by NZA Corolne,'ine.

"Do you want our best nylons-or are these for your wife?"

Hint

Of Yugoslav Adherence To

The Atlantic Pact

Naples, Mar. 7.

Living Language

Why we say To fork .out.

This sinng expression is n forcible way of saying "hand over" or "pay." Fingers were used in England to pick up one's meat until the 17th century and in the jargon of thleves fingers were called "forks" for two hun- dred years later. A full rendering of "to fork out" is therefore "to bring out of the poc kets with the fingers."

Mail Notices

Latest ime of posting at G.P.O. and at Kowloon Post Office;

articles, and registered parcel malls close one hour earlier than the ordinary mall times shown below:

SATURDAY, MARCH 3 By Air U.S.A.. 3 p.ni., P.A.A. Japan, 3 pm., 9.0.A.C. Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa, 5 p.m., Ale France. Canada, U.S.A.. 1 o. m.. C.P.A.L. New Zea. Borneo. Austrailo,

p.m., Q.E.A.

N

Innd.

By Surface Macao, 12.30 p.m.; 0 p.m., as Lee Hong/Tak Su

Between sets

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NOTICE

ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY OF HONG KONG

St. Patrick's Day 17th March, 1952.

As St. Patrick's Day falls within the period of mourning for His Late Majesty King George VI, the annual Cock tail--Party- and -Dinner Dance which was to have been held

China People's Republic, 4.30 a.m.; 5 v.in.. train via Canton.

Philippines, 3 p.m., s Hermelin. Malaya, 1 p.m...Tasman. Ceylan, Madagascar, p... Glenean.

Indonesia. 2 p.m. Tipondok. in the "Gripps," Hongkong

Aden,

2

SUNDAY, MARCH

By Air Formosa, & v.in., via H.K. Air-

Siam, Malaya, Indonesia Austro-

ways.

It was believed here today that the possible association of Yugoslavia with the Atlantic Pact Organisation was one of the subjects discussed. New Zealand, 5 p... C.P.A. by General Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, and the Italian Defence Minister, Mr Randolfo Paceiardi.

were

General Eisenhower had

for five stayed here

hours his following

Ігол. arrival Athens en route to his head- quarters in France.

Detalls of the discussion be tween General Eisenhower and Mr Pe

Pacciardl

not im- mediately available, but it is believed that in

addition to the Yugoslav zny, as tommon as in-

topic the two talked about possible

Greek fluenza in the West.

army objections 10

being

placed of command

ឆ under Italian, General Maurizio de Castiglione, Commander of the Land Forces of the Atlantle Pact's southern acctor.

some

eight

In October, 1948, over months before the war began, there were 8,018 lepers, including

in 3,384 wamen,

the State In spite of the war, leprosaria. extensions to the leprosaria and

buildings have

provided accommodation for the present total of 13,118, including 5.335

new

of

London, Mar. 7. Fred Davis and Waiter mally selected against Scotland. Donaldson have challenged women.

Wales

Lindrum of Australia, games Horace

But the actual number and lost 20, with three drawn, who yesterday made sure

lepars is believed to be much Associa-higher than this figure. winning the Billiards

Control Council's official world snooker champion-confronting the Korean author- Drugs are another problem hips ue.

ities. Since the wor. little Davis and Donaldson meet ot

organised investigation of this Blackpool on Monday in the problem has been possible, but final of

the Professlong} Bil- ||

is estimated that the

number llards Players Association's

n's of drug addicts today is 31,000, Championship over 71 frames with 6,000 of this total in the the challenge is that the Seoul area. Only 4,159

should meet Lindrum registered. Reuter. for £500 side plus gate mnay anywhere in Britain.

Professional

Association Players

Hockey League Standings

The following

in

standings

Leagues!

Reevela

אננס

the and

the Hockey winner

LADIES' LEAGUE

* KGV "AS

Gremlins A

Victorians

Lile Flower Widgets ....

Dorians

University

KGV "0"

I W D L F A Pts

13 11 20 30 724

33022 30 11 20

The

Billlords started

12 10 0 2 38 12 20 their own Championship after

11 0 2 3 19 0 14 disagreement with the Control

411 12 Council over the World Cham-

13 7:23

12 2 2

735

FIRST DIVISION

Recreio "A"

Thunderbolts

Argonauts

HAF

Royal Navy

Ariny University HIGHC Pobier

២២

SECOND DIVISON

יימר עזרA

Acerela "" Argonauts Nav Bharst

YMCA Nomadi

Dutch 1.C. Nau Jawan

ACTH

HKAAF

10. 10

Curtain-Raiser

pionship.

Only Lindrum

and

Clark

1 McConathy, the New Zealand World Billards Champion, con- tested the World Championship and Lindrum yesterday gained winning margin in a match OVER 145 frames which ends to morrow-Reuter,

A

More Powers For Police

Stockholm, Mar. 7.

Sterling

Balances Negotiation

London, Mar. 7.

new

negotiate

rellable source said tonight.

are

the

More Money For Secret Service

the

the

London, Mar. 7. The Intelligence Service estimates for 1952-53 show an increase of 2500.000 over the current estimates, It was disclosed today.

Under

Budget estimates,

Foreign Office's Intelligence Ser- vice is to be allocated

No £4,500,000.

detalls concerning were released the distribution of credits among the various depart. ments of the Intelligence Service France-Presse.

New Altimeter

Before his meeting with Mr Pacciardi and the Italian Army Ef slo Chief-of-Staff, General Marras, both of whom had flown in from Rome, General Eisen- full-dress hower had attended conference of about 46 Italian, United French, British and States Admirals and more than 200 other naval staff officers,

WELL

SATISFIED The officers were gathered at Naples headquarters

Carney, Robert D. Commander-in-Chief of the At- onlie Pnet Southern sector, to discuss the lessons of the naval exercize just ended in the of altimeter, which will con- Western

Forsiderably increase air navigation by eliminating the the past 10 days more than 200 security

The

four nations shortcomings of previous altime warships of took part in joint manoeuvres in ters, was announced today.

The standard altimeters still the Western Mediterranean

the

Admiral

Mediterranean,

of

Perfected

Washington, Mar. 7.

The perfection of a new type

the object

of getting to used by aircraft have often been with

cause of accidents, a spokes- know each other better,

the

A spokesman said after the man said. conference, “General Elsenhowor

ery well satisfert

is

results".

10

They operated on the principle the of atmospheric pressure and as

Euch were calibrated

on the at .. certain The conference at Admiral existing pressure

that after an hour's Carney's headquarters was at-point so

flight a change of atmospherls. tender

others by tended among

Ad-

pressure would be recorded

miral

of the

France-Presse.

DARTWORDS SOLUTION

By Surface Macao, 1 p.m., Tai Loy. Siam. Noon, n Hai Meng. MONDAY, MARCH 10 By Ale Formona, Japan, Noon, via C.A,T. Japan, p.m., B.Q.A.C.

Formosa, Okinawa. U.S.A., Canada, 5 p.m., N.W.A.L.

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Hotel, will not now take place.

At 11.00 a.m. on the 17th NOTICE is .hereby

NGOK CHAU Murch the President of the that HORNE

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∙15 HON NIN CHEONG will lay a wreath on the #48) of 20A Wyndham Cenotaph and it is hoped that street third floor, Hong Kong, ns many membera as possible is applying to the Governor will attend this ceremony for naturalisation,

Philippines, N. Borneo, 5 p.m., when they should assemble any person who C.P.A.

not later than 10.46 am, on Indo-China (Tonkin only).

the Hongkong Club side of D.m.. C.P.A.

Statue Square,

By Burface Macho, 12.30 p.m.; 6 p.m., as Lee long/Tak Shing.

China People's Republic, 8.30 a.m. train via Canton.

Philippines, 10 a... Arends

kcrk.

Malaya, Burma, India, as Rebevorett.

10 a.m..

Canada, 10ARCH 11

A Vigan.

TUESDAY,

by Alf Malaya, Indonesia, Australia," Now Zealand, 9 a... via C.P.A.

Pakistan,

Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa, 10 a.m., Air France.

Formosa, a.m., C.A.T. Siam, Burma. Indio, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 11.30, a.m.. B.O.A.C.

Malaya. Ceylbu. Pakistan, Middle Easi, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 5 p.m., 8.0.A.C.

Formosa, Japan, 5 p.m., P.O.A.S.

By Surface Macao, 12.30 p.m.; 6 p.m., se Lee Hong/Tak Sang

0.30

China, People's Republic. a.m.. train via Canton,

Malaya, India, 11 a.m., * Lok Sang.

Japan, 2 p.m.. as Sirdhana. Philippines, Australia, New Zea- land, 5 p.m., ss Tat Yuan,

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION:

Cal! the ten chapi A, B, C.

is clearly equally likely that taken of A will be BA

Also, which ever nat a takes. the number of ways in which the others An exchange hate P obvioualy the same

Elence the total number of ways in which 20 5 CAT be exchanxëd milat be divisible by nine

But the digite of 1,209,675 don't add up to 9

Ko

mt

Aumber.

a

be the → wrong London Express Serolos.

On

The Iraqi Government has so far not yet replied to a British miral Sir John Edelsten, Co the pliot's altimeter as a change Invitation to send representa mander-in-Chief of the British of altitude and would therefore tives to London next month to Mediterranean Fleet, Vice-Ad- be llable to cause errors amount-

Giuseppe Sterling miral

Manfredi, ing sometimes to 100 metres.— balances agreement, a usually Commander-in-Chiet

Kallan Navy,

Vice-Admiral Loula Porthuau, Commander-in- Chier of French naval forces, and Vice-Admiral Matthias B. Trail - Trailt - Characteristic - Gardner,

Topical Capitol - the Typical Commander of

Capital Punishment Crime → United States Sixth Fleet,

Crimp Cramp Biyle Blog - Crowds of people lined the Silene → Cold *** Colt ** Cat - Crib

General Confine Confide Impart streets of Neples as.

Iniport - Consequence - Neruli - Eisenhower drove through the Lustre Gloss Loss Lose city-Beuter.

The 1047 agreement, covering Iraq's Sterling balances of about £85,000,000, ends this Summer.

These balances, accumulated bby Iraq during the war years. An emergency powers passed in Parliament yesterday are now estimated at slightly less authorises Sweden's security thun £40,000,000 and re held Police to open letters and top by the Bank of England. telephone calls from persons The negotiations, when they suspected

or begin, espionage

will also cover the sabotage,

question of annual releases, of Londca, Mar. 7.

hard currency by the Bank of Five members of the British

England to Iraq, a question Himalayan Expedition who left

which is negotiated yearly bc- Southampton by boat today are

The court is empowered to tween the two countries. to attempt to climb Mount Cho- Oyu. 8,100 metres high, and escind their action,

Under last

To Everest

But whenever the Police do 93 they must report their action to the court immediately.

the 1947 agreement release

Face Value Worth North — Pola → Axa – Awo — Fear - Favour -- Curgy -- Nice -- Erie -

Kine --- Mine - Host - Acty' --- Mary - Argylt.

WANTS TO MEETitle Tittle Tattle Cattis

RANDY TURPIN

· London, Már. 7.8 George Angelo, the South African Middleweight Boxing Champion, is again seeking a The bill was drawn up

contest with the British Middle- about 30 kilometres from Mount November after a Communist Britain undertook to

weight Champlon, Randolph Evereat, the world's highest petty officer in the Swedish 15,000,000 to Iran over a period Turpin. peak.

Navy, now serving a. life sen- of five years. The first two an- Following his Win The Cho-Oyu · climb is la

ever Jimmy to selling top il releases were of £4,000,000 Davis last night, his manager: lence; confessed training climb prior to the ex military secrets to two Russian cach.

Mr Harry Goodman, stated that pedition's fattempt, on Mount diplomats and a former corres- In addition, in he first year

meet Angelo was prepared to Everest scheduled for next pandent here of the Soviet Britain allowed Iraq. £5,000,000 Turpin over 18 or 15 rounds in year-France-Presse

News Agency Tures?-Reuter, of special releases to cover the an overweight contest or at the transitional period with £3,000,- middleweight limit of 11 tone.

Printed and published by WILLIAM AUCK GRINHAM for and on behalf of Bouth China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

000 as a working balance. The six pounds as an eliminator for Iafter was raised later to the Empire title held by the

£4,000,000,-Router.

Australian, Dave Sands-Reutur.

-(London Express Servica). Boys & Girls Pago Solution

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D. R. BLAND.

Hon. Secretary.

P..O. Box 615.

and

that knows any Гедроп

why

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NOTICE

THE "STAR" FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED.

Notice to Shareholders

ORDINARY GENERAL

MEETING NOTICE la hereby given

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES that the Fiftieth Ordinary

CIE DES MESSAGERIES

MARITIMER

Consignees per Company's my. "FELIX ROUSSEL"

are hereby notified that their cargo is being discharged into the Hong- kona & Kowloon Whert & Godown

Bendenzes' risk anų subject to the

Yearly Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at the Office of Mossrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on Friday, 28th March, 1952, at Noon for the following purposes

Co's godowns, where it will be at Whart's terina and conditions of 1. To receive and consider

where storge, and

delivery may be obtained as soon as thù goods are landed,

Damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns for examination by Condenes and the Cogany's sur- veyors, Masty, Goddard & Douglas at 10 mm. on Wednesday, 12th March,

1952.

To comply Banded

Regulations

with the General Warehousa

a Revenue Consignees must have Oficer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.

the Report of the Direc- tors and the Statement of Accounts for the year ended

31st December,

1951, and the Auditor' Report thereon.

2. To sanction a dividend in respect of the year 1951.

3. To elect Directors.

No claims will be admitted after 1. To appoint Auditors.

the goods have left the steamer' godowns, and all goods remaining undelivered after 13th March, 18, will be subject to rent.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES All claims against the steamer

CONSIGNEES PEIL BÄRBEN-WILHELMISEN LINÉ

ma, "TUNGUB"

are hereby notified that their 'cargo is being discharged into the Hong- Kong Kowloon, Wharf & Godown! Có, godown, where it will be at Consignees risk and subject to the Wharl's terms and condition storage, and where delivery may be obtained.

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CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS

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No Fire Insurance will be effected. Registor of Members of the

CIC DES MESSAGERIES

MARUTIMES

Hongkong. 7th March, 1839,

PETER

MOK

Damaged packages are to be loft HIM YICK HONG

in the godownt for examination by Consignees and the Company's star- veyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas ‚at 20 sim. on the 12th Storch, 1933.

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulation, consignees must have a Revenue Officer în: attendance when, damaged dutiable goods are examined.

No_elsims will "by admitted ́after the goods have left the steamar's godown, and all goods remaining un-

·delivered after tis. 13th March, 1952, will be subject to rent.

All claims against the steamer'munt be presented to tha. Undersigned on or before the 20th March, – 1951, or they will not be recognized.

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