1957-01-25 — Page 7

Comb. Chinese XI

- To Meet

All-India

The following were yes- terday selected to represent the Combined Chinese In the third game of the ID- terport soccer series against All-India at the Govern- ment Stadium on Sunday. February 3: Lau Kin- chung (South China). Breto Yiu (Hitchee) Pak (KME), Tang

Mok

TODAY

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957.

U.S.

MOVE Sports Diary WILL HARM BRITISH STANDARDS

Colony Italey "Champlonatiipe Kal Tak Ranges, 1.20 ašTI.

TOMORROW

Athletes

Univerlly Inter-Faculty

Pokfulam, 2 p.m.

Bister

Match.

Colony Balay Championships at Kal Tak Ranges, 8.30 am.

Racing Becond

By Richard Baerlein Meeting.

The

day

Beventh Парф

Cricket Division 1--Recreio v Army "g": American raid on the IRC V [ccc; Police VIDCC British bloodstock Sum

markol did "Optimists Army Ny Navy not and with the December: Ko v RAF.

Division -Army "S" y Recreto; Sales. Sinco thou American KOV School v Army "N": HAT V agents have been round the studs DBS; Navy v RKU

"A". buying only the

Воссет very best material, chiefly feats and brood

3.30 p.m.; Zosjøen v St Joseph's (CH)

(KMB). Ko Po-keung (Eastern). Chan Chi-kong (South China), Yeung Wal- to (Kitchoe), Ho Cheung- yau (South China), Capt. Lee Yuk-tak (South China), Yiu Cheuk-yin (South Chinx),

Chan-wah (South China),

Reserves: Yue Ylu-tak (Bing Two), Kwok Kam- hung (South China), Luk Tak-hay (South China), Lau Tim (KMB). Kwok-tal (Eastern). Chi-lam (KMB), Chu Wing- wah (South China).

Į

marcs.

There has been ¤ noticeable change in the American demand In 1950, No longer are the Americans keen on yearlings.

All the expausive yearlings purchased a British sales have

Division 1-Club Kitchee (Club) 3.30 p.m.; CAA ▼ KM (0) 356

р.т.

Division 1-Sollators v Dockyard (Club) 2 p.m. Gymnastics v. 2älkkoo (CH) 2 p.m., Prisons y Jardines (Stanley) 4 p.m.; RAF Bal Wan v Telephones (fy) 4 p.m.; REME V B & S (HV) 4 pm.

Division 3-Dodwells V C & W (HV) 2.30 pă, Bili v Airerate (159) 3.20 p.

Rediffusion V Caroline (IV) 4 pm. Lo Lau

لحمل

Team Manager: At Mak Ying-choy; Coach; Wing-ho.

Mr Yu Shu-chuen was in the chale at the Selection Committee meeting of the IK Chinese Football Asso- ciation, which was held at The Taf Tung Restaurant.

Tomorrow's Home Soccer Fixtures

The following are the one

soccer Axtures for komorrow:

Everton

Portsmouth

Middlesbro

West Brom

Wolves

Burnley

Millwait Tollentiain CardLT

Blackpool

Bristol R.

FA CUP

(Fourth Round)

Huddersfield

Wrexham Southend

V

West Son

Nottingham

V

V

Y

1

Aston Villa

Bunderland

Bournemouth

New Brighton

Newcastle

Chelsen

Darnaley

Fulhami

น

Preston

v Peterborough

v Manchester U.

Birminghans C

V

Bristol City Newport

Ithyl

V

Arsenal.

Third Division (South)

Aldershot

Coventry

Crystal Palace v

Exeter Gillingham

Ipswich

Swindon

Wale

Watford

✓ Torquay

Colchester

I'lymouth

Reading

y Northampton

Shrewsbury

v Brighton

V

Norwich

~ Bournemouth

Third Dividon (North)

Accrington Barrow Bradford C

Chester

Chesterfield

Darlington

Derby

Halfax

Hartlepools

Rochdale Tranmere

Airdrie

Ayr Coluc Dundee

Cartikle

✓ York

Mansfeld

v Southport

Workington

V

Crewe

Bradford

v Oldhats

บ

Gateshead Stockport

Scottish League "A"

Dunfermline East Fife Hibernian Partick

St Mirren

Scottish

Arbroath Fest Stirling

Hamilton Montrose

B Johnstone

alent'mulr Bthriing Stranraer Third Lanark

✔ Aberdeen

v Khatock

Falkirk

V Queen of So.

Motherwell

Hearts

V

V

Raith

V

V Queen's Park

Kangers

League ""

❤ Cowdenbeath

V Forfar

V

Dundee

♥

Berwick

V

Albion

v Morten

Clyde

V Allon

V Dumbarton

Still On The Wing

not realised expectations in the United States, and it is thought that they have not had time to become acclimatised.

Whether this is the case or not is a matter of opinion, because i Home English three and four- year-olds have gone straight to the United States and exceptionally well.

UNDESIRABLE

done

The Iden now is to buy foals and send them over before they are a year oltt. They have then had plenty of time in America before they are required to run. Now a most undesirable trade, far as British racing is con- corted, has sprung up.

The Americans can go round the studs and offer a breoder a very high price for his fool, plus an Interest in the sale of that foal at the Saratoga Sales following August.

the

The offer is such that no breeder for sale can possibly refuse, because he is going to get at least double, and probably nore, than if he put the same animal in the yearling sales ut Dubita, Doncaster OF New- market.

t

DETRIMENTAL

Que cannot blame the Ameri- can offer and one cannot blanc the breeder for accepting it. It is good business on the part of both.

But it is bound to have detrimental effect on the stand- I ard of bloodstock which produced in the British Isles.

Probably the finest foal of jast year is shortly to leave Britain A five-figure

offered Stan was

for him, plus an Interest in his sale at Saratoga.

to

It is no use planning to alter the distances of our Classic races and make other allegations

try

prevent French triumphs on the English turf unless the real cause of the French

successes has been accurately diagnosed.

VALUABLE

If the present trend continues

The French will be able to beat us at all distances.

Navy v Army (85) 3 pm: BAF V Club (Bookunpoo) 3 pm; Army "g" v Police (Sookunpool 4.15 p.m.

DURBAN TEST

AROUND HOLLYWOOD

I'VE GOT SOME DEFINITE IDEAS ON EDUCATION, SAYS SUSAN HAYWARD

By RON BURTON

Hollywood.

Susan Hayward practices what she teaches. At present she is at- tending classes while she also holds membership in a group devoted to teaching methods.

"I've got some very definite ideas on education," she said. "A lot of them are motivated by my recollection that when I was a child I'd come running home and tell my mother what I'd learned. That was because I had teachers who made my classes interesting and who made me want to learn."

The red-haired glamour In addition to her work, home nctress has been quietly follow- and meetings, she also attends ing her interest in education. į classes regularly. Her current This side of her life has received subjects of study are philosophy little or no attention.

and religion.

**I still

study, because teachers gave me an inquiring mind, she said. "I wan lucky. hope many others receive the same wonderful experience."

Miss Hayward meets informal ly with a group of UCLA educa- tors, doctors, lawyers and other public spirited persons. They swap ideas on present, scholastic statidards and related topics in

ENTHUSIASM NEEDED

England's Team the field of education

To Play South Africa

Durban, Jan. 24. The England team to play South Africa in the Third Test which starts at Kingsmead to- morrow la unchanged from the Eleven which won the last Test at Capetown.

The team is: P. B. H. May (Captain), D. J. Insole, P. E Richardson, T, E. Bailey, D. C. S, Compton, M. C. Cowdrey, T. G. Evans J.H. Wardle, J. C. Laker,

for

my

Director Alexander Mac- kendrick says it was simply dollars-and-cents logic that was responsible for changing 裁 "We have many fine teachers beauty salon into a night club today, but there are some who

location shots for A motion lock enthusiasm," she said. "As picture. a result, there are some classy New York," he said "They were "We planned the shota for which offer primarily only boredom. I'm afraid that there to be In a small night club. teachers must shoulder part of Well, wo

figured that if we the blame for the boredom. rented a real night club and They have the power to do hud to close it for a night-

emendous good by inspiring when we'd be shooting we'd their have to pay for the business

that it lost, in adtition rental."

love of [cerning in students.

to

lives are the women they pre- tend to forget,"

SHOP TALK

Earn Ds you gD:

Michel Auclair, the typical American woman's who probably typides

icea of

a typical romantic Frenchman, may be the world's transient actor. Auclair mast performed in Hollywood and Paris

Pre- in "Funny Face." vlously be made films in his native France, Peru, Italy, South Africa and Brazil,

The two-party system sur- prised everyone in Dan Slegel's crew on location in Spain for "Flamenca." The crew

had planned Д surprise birthday party for director Siegel for several days. When shooting all was over, and the crow was

Slegel, he 1- set to startle

best them with wittingly arrangements

surprise for a party for the crew, Forces and resources were combined, and The result was that night club everyone agreed it was twice

the Hecht Hill-as, good a party. children | Lancaster film, "Sweet Smell of were shot between the seem to do just enough to get SucceDS", by on they lack an enthusiasm time the salon closed and the for learning."

time it reopened. All changes, including

installation The first stimulus Miss Hay-wers accomplished in the smooth

scenery ward would give teachers 10 operation, and the shop was open for business as usual the

"Learning today should be made moro exciting in those

P. J. Louder, J. B. Statham. { classes where it is not interesting scenes Twelfth man-G. A. R. Lock. enough. China Mall Special

Generous Aberdeen

Too many

Who said Aberdonians were maka learning more exciting

the ilst mean? Heading

of would be

The more money.

The charities donations to

from actress, now

in appearing Scottish FA practice matches Warner's "Top Secret Affair," last August is £655 from Aber-thinks better personnel would be deen FC, Celule were next with available and that unenthusias

tie teachers could be weeded out.

£425

Royal H.K. Defence Force Orders

Serial No. 4. Orders by Lt-Col. T. F. C. Hamilton, M.C., Commandant, Royal Hongkong Defence Force. Dated January 22, 1957.

next day.

for

The establishment-the Enrico Caruso Beauty Shop-prosented peveral unanticipated advantages, Bob Schiffer, the make-up man, noted one of them.

ORIGINAL COSTUME Muscum stuff: An original costume some Buster Keaton 30 years old was discovered in a studio wardrobe department. Now

its custodians worried

wardrobe

50

about preserving the ensemble-which got along fine by itself for three decades, that it is being kept in a glass case. Not even Donald O'Con- nor, who portrays the deadpan comedian in "The Buster Keaton Story" can wear it. Instead the department made several exact copics of the LEADING LADY UNHAPPY costume for his use in the ple- ture. The costume self-flat "Usually when

hat, wide-wing collar,

flowing loention, the make-up man hasile, black mult,

vest. low-cut to take care of the actors in any flat-heeled shoes and baggy sort of place," he said. "But at trousers will bo

preserved in the salon in New York I found the glass showcase as a motion I had plenty of booths and every picture

ture industry exhibit. bit of modern equipment I could want."

we zo On

Jour

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ir

Adolph Menjou, currently appearing in "Bundle of Joy," is celebrating his 35th anniver- Actor Tony Curtis used his sary in Hollywood. He came booth altemately as a dressing here in 1021 to work with room and

as a socialising cen- Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., The New York-bom star "The FORCE ORDENS

Beret, Bell, Carry Rifle Sling. Satur te

Three Musketeers." — today—RIIKDF Steadquarters, day 'coruary 2Arual Classification moved in a few chairy and United Press. Happy Valley will he closed un (ren), Personnel notified will at

greeted

old pals between Thursday, January 31 and Friday Lend. Warning OrderGunday Febru- scenes. February 1, 1967.

Ary Personnel Who have not

Susan Importing Procedure-Injuries Re- | tited or falled on Rifle will parade

Harrison, 18-year-old crived Whist Undergoing Travel-Wednesday, January 301) Foot her film debut in the picture, making Kuwika at d'ain. Sp Coy MMU Bronx beauty who is Members of the Force who injuries whilst undergoing training & Ammas Drill for Annual Review, will report to Lie nesrest Gavern: (2) 77g__ Films. RV 6.35 p.m. MPG was delighted, and then not so ment iluspital, ie. Kowloon Hospital for RhQ. Dress: BD, Boots, Gallers, happy with the arrangement.

lt, or Queen Mary Hospital for treat-

Beret, Hine" "Siing, Bayonei "I'd been trying for four ment and not to military hospitals. Frog. Carry Overall, Mor PinTues- Altering the distances of our They will be in pomession of a certi- day January 29--Foot & Arms Drill days to get an appointment at races is not going to make much neste signed by an officer which for Annual Review. V 8.15 p.m. Caruro's to have my hair difference.

and coe must

the 12- will be handed to

Hospital MPG for RHQ. Dren: BD, Boots, done," she said. "I sure

was certifying that they are | Gallers, Beit, Beret, the Bling, member that the most

valu- Anoner

members of the R.H.K.D.F.

pyanet Frog. Coy sir Psurprised to And the whole able animals today for

the

Reporting Procedura Spectacles parade, MT Tuesday, January 20 place was mine for a night-- American market are the

Broken Whilst Undergoing Training-|-(1) Foot & Arms Drill, (2) Mam-1 and Members of the Force who break or tenanes, RV

hairdressers $.30 p.m. at RHQ. damage

their spectacles whilst | Dress: HD, Boots, Gaiters, Beit.

around." undergoing training will report to Beret. Lut Ste-Tuesday, January 20 HQ KDF for a felter to be taken ordered by RIO. V 5.30 p.m.

A prop man had a different to the Principal Almoner, Harcourt at RHS Dress: Pisin clothes. Mea feeling,

Morrison 10 Road Hee-Wednesday January 30- As "PL bet what we did Health Centre, with the spectacles for arrangements ordered by RMO, RV 6.30 p.m. at the biggest to be made in connection with re- | MQ. Dress: Plain

face-Hifting that ever happened here," he said., It is a fallacy to imagine that pairs and replacements which will Wednesday, January stated

be carried out by the Government whh Med the

Sec. V 5.30p.m. at Amelcans

simply want Optical Technician. The breakage niq.. Drew: Fish clothes. Pro Suc sprinters. They want high-class | must be certiffed by an Onleer as

-No parade, Hand & Corps of Drums horsea and they are steadily

not being due to carelessness on the As ordered by Band President, part of the member concerned. Bill

HOME GUARD pruning them out of the British

Incurred with private opticians will

Training-Thursday January Isles.

not be met from Pubile Funds. -(London Express Service).

(COPYRIGHT)

| spring of Tulyar.

off-

The fact that he was a stayer, and was bred to be a stayer, has had no effect on the American altitude.

Gresley Rovels, the Birming- ham League club, have a player on their books named Sammy Crooks, Yea, the Fame Sammy SUPER

who played for England and

OPTIMISTS

of

Derby County. Mr Crooks 16 The ambition

FORCE HEADQUARTERS Recce Platoon-Thursday January Jght Troup-Friday February 1, 1957-Ne parades.

| 31, 1957-No parades,

*U & B Froop-Monday January 20, 1957-Ne parades,

arranged

31.

then по

*

was

Actress Valerie French would rather be the "other woman" any time.

1057--No parade. Bunday February 3, She thinks the "other woman" 1067 Those detalled only, Parade of a romantic triangle stays MPO a.m, for Peak Range, Dress: much longer in the minds of Overalls.

HONGKONG AUXILIARY AIR men who see a film than any heroine does. Therefore, Miss

FORCE

Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup Saturday, 26th January, 1957. Over 1,500,000 tickets sold

to date.

ANNOUNCING

AS FROM 1st FEBRUARY 1957

Coll

CARPET SHAMPOOING

WILL BE RESUMED

59195

for collection

THE STEAM LAUNDRY CO.)

Colds

HOLLYVOGUE

@alifornia

TIES

MAKE IDEAL GIFTS

Even the slightest cold Is to be feared Do not let it spread Defeat it from the start by taking1 or 2 'CAFASPINS

CAFASPIN

BAYER

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

SEVENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th January, 1957.

(To be held under the Bules of the Hong Kong.Joskey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACEO, The First Heli will be rung at 1,30 p.m. and the First Race run Et 2,00 p.m. on both days.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45 1.m. on both days.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED,

All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting.

Admission Badges of $10.00 each per day are obtainable from the Club's Cash Sweep Office, at Queen's Building. Chater Road only on the written introduction of a Member, who will: bo- responsible for all visitors introduced by him..

Tiffing will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

The 6th Floor is restricted to Members and Ladies wearing Lady's Brooches.

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each per day payable at the Gale,

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission,

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the RESTAURANT...

SERVANTS

The sale of Cash Sweep passing through on their duties. They may on no account use the

Tickets on

the above will close on 25th January, 1957, as follows:-

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, nt 4.00 p.m.

6 D'Agullar Street, at 5.00 p.m. Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road at 6.00 p.m.

Chinese New Year Stand-Down-French is very pleased with such Flying Squadron, The Flying Squaa role in Columbla's "The Gar THE HONG KONG REQIMENT

dron will stand down on the week- Training A coy-Tuesday, Jon-end February 2 & 3, 1967, Evening ment Jungle." uary 20-Annual Review Preparation, training on January 31 is also can- RV 5.13 p.m. al MP for RHQ.celled, Burnicy

"I think an actress in such a Boots, Galters, Blue Dress: BD, Berei, Web Belt, Carry Rifle Sling. be closed on January 31 & Febru-tangible Idea to a man that she's Holiday This leadquarters will part must get across some 2ary 1. Cay-Saturday February

The Draw will be held in Range Bren Firing (Only men al Trade Training-Police Station available," she said. "Well, we the Public Betting Hall at ready notified), RV SCP Kowloon Tuesday January 23"A" Group-34 always talk of recognition by a.m. Dress, A already detalled. RAF Police District. North Point- He co-No parade, "D" Coy 8.30 p.m. Transport leaves MPG at the audience themselves in a

the Race Course, at 11.30 a.m. Wednesday January 38-Annual e- 5.20 p.m. "B" Group-11 RAF Police pleture, and a fat of guys will on Saturday, 26th January, view Preparation. RV MPG 3.18 pm. District, North Point- p.m. Trans. for R11Q. Dress: BD, Bouls, Anklets, part leaves MPG at 7.45 p.m. Equip. see themselves being pursued. 1957.

ment section Tuesday January 2

also the club's manager, but Boys' Brigade Is to secure at he is still a signed player and last one point in the local turns out Occasionally. Yet Senior Youth League before the Sammy was playing with Harry season endal At the moment Bedford, George Mee and they are bottom, pointless after Tommy Cooper, Derby players ten games, and with an adversu of a past generation,

goal average of 15-104,

3"

BE SPECIFIC

LEVONI!!

NAMESAKES

spaces

INSTRUCTIONS: Fill in the against each of the clues below with a word rólated- to my life. The letters in circles spell out my name, Who am I?

& 40 minutes!

D

1' They invaded Britain

D

2 Rule

3 Setback

B

4 Plan of campaign

B Ancient philosopher

Battle in Berkshire

7 Fighting men

8 Winly month

"

Great ones?

10 Danish warrior

11 Town on the Thames

12 Old English Kingdom

13 This blue

14 Strong point

Solution on Page 9

All

p.in.

day

lgar

"The main point is that a leaves Salisbury man can lose sight of who is Road at 5.15 D. Clerks 0.0. Tues: the pursuer and who is being

January 20-All personnel HIKAAF Jangar-8 pm. Transport pursued.

'other woman'

ទេ

leaves Salisbury Road at 5.65 17.m. roles that are right, I start the A.T.C. Bection Tuesday January 25 action.

The guy sees me and

g" Watch-Sek Kong Towers: thinks maybe I'm

(Full Day). Transport leaves Balis-

after him.

bury Road at 8.m. sharp. Satur Then we have a chase, and it day February 2-Aa detalled-Kai

to a

Tak Tower I p.m.

A detalled Len't

always cicar

Kal Tak Tower- a.m. & 1. p.m. who's who.

Manila in

only 2 hours

M.T. Section All personnel -119

40

E

CATHAY PACIFICË

ABKDF-8.30 p.m. Transport leaves

man

The actress sald a pair of

MPG at 5,16 pām. Nursing Bection= Training is cancelled due to Public fluttering eyelashes ban broken Houday.

dection-Baoday 'up more than one party when February 1 -- 1 Controller from 'A' their main action was directed Team-SOC-D_KM. “A”. Team ---- 45

By Order of the Stewards, PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. Treasurers.

NOTICE

:

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Programmes and Entry Forms for the 8th Race SU a.m. (Full Day), leaves Balisbury Road" at 8.30 6,m. "In a business in which it's Meeting 1968/57 to be held on Wireless Bellon (Amended)-Friday important to be remembered, I Saturday 9th and Saturday January 20-All personnel HKAAF find much roles actually help

Lecture, MPG-530 p.m.

Transport at someone else's man.

(Egd.) O. H. CALVET, Major, me," she said. "Men may not 10th February, 1957, (weather for Commandant, jülkör. | wont to admit St, but the permitting) may be obtained women they remember In their at the Secretary's Omee,

NOTICE

Alexandra House; the Club House, Happy Valley; and

Road,

Servants must remain in their employers boxes except for

Betting Booths or Pay Out Booths' in the Enclosures.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $16.00 each per day and $32.00 for both days may be obtained from the Coph Sweep Offices at Queen's Buliding, (Chater Road), and 5, D'Aguilar Street during normal office hours and until 11.00 am. on the day of the Race Meeting.

Particular numbers within the series 1 to 3,000 may be reserved for all race meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets will be issued consecutively only and the right is reserved by the Slewards to cancel any reservation for Through Tickets for a particular, Meeling if it is found that sales may not reach the number reserved in the series, 1 to 3,000.

In the case of two-day Race Meetings, Through Tickets, may day is on a date not less than five days after the first day. In all be purchased for each day of the Meeting provided that the second

other cases Through Tickets will only be sold for the whole Meeting.

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00a.m. en Friday, 18th January, will be sold and the reservation can-. celled for future Meetings.

Tickets over 3,000 will also be issued consecutively, but particular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.

The reservation of any particular sumber does not confer, on the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced by the holder,

The Siewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription also the right to remove any name from Subscription Lista without alaling reasons for their action.

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP -

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 20th January 1957, at $2.00 each, may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offiļeti,

TOTALISATOR

Backers are advised not to destroy or throw away their tickets until after the "all clear" signal has been exhibited

....

ALL WINNING TICKETS AND TICKETS FOR REFUNDS MUST DE PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT, AT THE RACE COURSE ON THE DAY TO WHICH THEY NÉFER, NOT LATER

RACE OF THE DAY HAS DEEN SCHEDULED TO BE RUN.

***PAYMENT WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DIS- FIGURED TICKETS,

Goalkeeper's Day Out the Stables; Shan Kwong THAN ONE HOUR AFTER THE TIME FOR WHICH THE LAST

RIKDY Ruds Mesting 1057- NKVDC Chuispionship —- (4) All 19: members of the Havbe who are noti serving with the RHCDP are invited to enter for the likvDC Rifle Cham- pionship to be red on Baturday February (10, 1957 et à p.m. as Kai Tak langs. (b) Two practices are fred, deliberated - and anaghooting, Winchester City's goalkeeper bota se 300 yards, 3)(0) Entries ag Keith Guppy, will remember his accepted on the fring, point or can be made in advance to the Adit, visit to Alton to play the locals

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on Tuesday, 29th.

sley Hongkong in the Hampshire league, He January, 1957.

provided and competitors Chould talons received attention from his

BG (72271) if they wish to have trainer: four Umes, was beaten By Order of the Stowards, the-mers perroke) Linaresden tide six times, and was carried off shows, pool butt ale and a" carmean with an injured thigh. ten At RVDC members are cordial minutes from the finish,

ly lovited to attend and pumpete,

A. E. ARNOLD,

'Secretary,

Bookmakers, Tie Tac men, olc. will not be permitted" to operate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey, Club...

By Order of the Stewardaj- MAL Arnold,

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