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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929.

SPORT AND

FOOTBALL AND POLITICS, Considerable surprise was on pressed in Dutch sporting circles at the decision of the Belgian and Netherlands Football Associations to cancel both the Belgo-Dutch match at Antwerp, and the game between Antwerp and Rotterdam on the ground that hostile political de monstrations might result from the political tension between the two countries over the Scheldt question. FREE RACKETS FOR TENNIS PLAYERS.

ATHLETICS.

SPORTS FOR WOMEN. The questions involved by young' women in schools and colleges turn- ing their attention more and more to competitive athletics and sports are arousing serious consideration by trainers who must bear in mind the physiological differences be tween boys and girls.

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IS GOLF AN "INSURABLE TRADE"!

Chertsey Bench refused to give a decision on whether assistants to professional golfers were insurable under the Unemployment Act, but left it to the Ministry of Labour to settle the paint. The question arose when A Schofield, formerly One of the problems associated golf professional at Chertsey Golf with athletics for women that have Club, now living at Drill Hall Rond," given greatest concern to the ex Chertsey, was summoned for fail perts who have studied the subjecting to pay unemployment contri- is the tendency of these women to-butions respecting his assistant, G. ward greater masculinity.

E. Howe. Schofield, in the wit- Alrendy the feminist movement ness-box, said that when he went An attempt is to be made to stop the practices of supplying lawa and the entrance of women into 35 professional to Chertsey Golf tournament players with business life and into activities Club he was told that unemploy rackets and tennis balls, either tree formerly considered wholly mascu- ment cards were unnecessary, and professionals bad or at reduced rates. The Sportsline have tended toward the deve- that istant

their money refunded because it' Retailers Association and the In-lopment of masculine qualities.

Mr. corporated Association of Retail It is the belief of 'sport associa was an uninsurable trade- Distributors at a joint meeting de- tions that physical training and Buncher, district inspector for the

athletics should not

Ministry of Labour, who appeared masculine qualities, but should be in support of the summons, stated Some players have sold rackets planned rather to help to make the that Schofield had been informed obtained in this way to their friends, said an official. A repre- girl and woman athlete better fitted Wrongly. The Bench decided that the Ministry should be asked for a sentative of Messrs. Slazengers for womanhood and motherhood

decision, and they adjourned the stated that the immediate effect Sports and athletics, all author case for this to be done. would be a reduction of two shill-ities agree, should be planned to ings, a dozen in the price of tennis bails,

tennis

cided to take action..

COUNTY CAPTAINS.

accentuate

develop feminine qualities, includ ing gracefulness in speech, dress. and character.

Swimming is one of the first P. G. H. Fender, 'who has cap-

sports to be indulged in by women, tained the Surrey county cricket and is considered by most author, team since 1999), will again lead theities perhaps the best of sports for side this summer. D. E. Jardine them. It aids in developing both will be vice-captain. Surrey hope the heart and the lungs. Champion to have all the amateurs and pro swimmers among women were not fessionals who played for them found to possess hearts larger than last summer once more available, did women, who had not indulged Peach, who joined the Oval ground in this activity.

All authorities are agreed that it staff in 1919, has been allotted the match against Yorkshire at the is of the greatest importance that women be individualised in the Oval on August 24 as his benefit.

selection of athletics and sports, Captain W. A. Worsley has again since they differ greatly in their accepted the captaincy of the York-body structure and in their tempeia- shire County Cricket Club. county will have the assistance of all last year's regular players.

GİPSY DANIELS LOSES, Gipsy Daniels, the famous cruiser weight, lost on points to Franz Diener, Phil Scott's conqueror, who is a former German heavy-weight champion, at the Anglo-German boxing meeting at the Berlin Sports

Palace.

The ments.

1.

Young Spiers, of England, drew with Jacob Domgoergen (Germany). Oxford University won by four events to three in the annual boxing contests against Cambridge Uni versity, held at Oxford.

THREE DAYS ENOUGH. *** If batting alone could have won matches we would have taken a much higher place in the county championship," said Air. Ludford Docker, the chairman, at the annual meeting of the Warwickshire County Cricket Club

"I hope that all the county com- "will impress mittees," he added, on their players that the public are sick of slow play, and that they want to see county matches played out and finished in three days.

1,713 MILES IN 24 HOURS. E. A. D. Eldridge, the English driver, completed his attack on the Because of the special body structwenty-four hours record for motor- sure of women, jumping activities, cara with five-litre engines at the involving severe strain on the liga Montihery track. He covered 1,713 ments of the body, are not suited miles, thus beating the record of to them. Certainly, pole vaulting1,6241 miles set up by Andre Boillet for example, is in no way adapted in September, 1995, by 88 miles. to women's athletics, and the run His average speed for the twenty- ning broad jump may bring about four hours was nearly 71 miles an serious damage to the internal hour. organs,

Rowing as a form of sport is highly recommended to women for its development of the chest and the vital capacity. However, competi- tive rowing places such a severe strain on the heart and on the tissues generally that serious doubts (Continued on next Column).

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have been uttered with regard to the desirability of competitive row. ing for women athletes, but there are still plenty of events in which the world's husky women athletes may compete.

THE WOMAN'S CORNER.

SHOULD TEARS BE LONGER LIFE FOR GLOVES. AT THE HARDWARE

TABOO?

A house where children are con- stantly crying is an abomination, yet a nursery where tears are taboo is an unnatural place. Many a child starta bis recovery from a bad tumble by a hearty cry.

Unless the hurt is very severe, it will be noticed that after a couple of minutes or 60 the crying generally ceases; that is where con- trol steps in, encouraged by the usual nursery first-aid methods and "a 'kies to make it well.

Let the little one learn fron earliest days that inconsequent cry- ing for the moon is not tolerated, but do not deny him the right to & hearty cry if he is hurt. The same lesson that teaches him to stop crying when his pain is soothed will gradually impress upon him the fact, as he grows from babyhood into childhood, that, unless there is had pain, tears are unnecessary, and he will learn to take his share of knocks without undue fuss.

Give tears their proper place in childlife, and they will act both as a danger-signal to the mother and a safety-valve to the child...

GRAPE FRUIT MARMALADE.

Here is a recipe for making that excellent conserve grape fruit mar- malade.

You will need one sweet orange, one lemon to each grape fruit, granulated sugar,

Gloves should be well cared for, from the day we buy them until the moment we discard them."

In the first place, buy the very best you can afford, and make sure that you get the correct size. Un less the gloves are expensive ones, there is no redress for a pair that split the first time they are put cu.. To put on new gloves properly, fold back the hand part over the fingers. Then insert each finger separately, smoothing the kid well down, and keeping the seams in their proper places. Last, work in the thumb, having the seams down the sides, and then roil back the rest of the glove to its proper place.

Two Methods.

Glove cleaning its aften a very expensive item; but they can be cleaned at home by two methods...

gloves flat on

SHOP.

When buying saucepans see that: The lid fits well. If made of cast iron, that they have a good "ring"; a dull note when struck indicates hidden flaws which are apt to re- ves themselves at awkward mo- ments.

That handles are round and grooved. It is hard to get a grip on a smooth round handle on a large saucepan, and flat handles hurt the hand and are also awk ward to grip.

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A revolution in film production That in the case of large sauce. pocs there is a little handle opis predicted by Herr ven Fraun- posite the large one for lifting hofer, President of the United Film Industries of New York, who sail when full.

ed from Liverpool for the United Stater on the White Star liner Regina.

That in enamel pans there are The no flaws, cracks or bubbles. bottoms should be perfectly smooth; cheap enamel pans are apt to curve at the bottoms.

See that the saucepans balance well; in alumiiniam saucepana par- ticularly this should be watched, as they are apt to tip over on to the handle when empty, which is an noying, to say the least of it.

That fireproof casseroles ring tapped... whe For the dry method, place the ther they have been tempered by clean paper, and boiling in hot water and salt. The apply a mixture of equal parts of makers are supposed to do this, but if there is a doubt about it temper. fuller's earth and powdered alum.

a" boiler with cold water and a Leave this on for an hour, and then them yourself by standing them in handful or two of salt, and bring- brush off. Finish by rubbing them

ing it gradually to the boil. You well with warm oatmeal or bran

Chamois gloves should be washed

will then be doubly sure that they on the hands in lukewarm, scapy

will not crack under great heat. water. They should be rinsed in clean soapy water so that they're tain their softness. To restore their colour, soak in water in which orange peel has been boiled.

If your wrist is out of proper- tion to the rest of your hand, choose gauntlet gloves, or those with a small piece of elastic across the wrists.

the fruit and the oranges and lemons finely. To ench cupful of the cut-up fruit (grape fruit, oranges and lemons) add two and a half cupfuls of water; let it stand for twenty-four hours, and then oil for thirty minutes. After it. has stood for another. twenty-four hours, add one cupful of sugar for each cup of fruit, and then boil for

Cut the grape fruit in half, re move seeds and hard centres; alice (Continued at foot of next column).one hour.

LITTLE NOVELTIES.

Silver auils stud some of the. newest designa in leather handbags. Belts are made to match.

A gold hook and eye fastening în twined gilt in a novel finish to a belt. The all-silver belt is also new

Flower buttonholes are made of beads or imitation pearls in pinky. cream and mauve

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Herr Fraunhofer stated that hel had just completed the contract. for the purchase, for 2600,000 of the world rights of a secret film colour photography process.

This process, he said, was the re sult of 25 years' intensive study by Herr Wolf Hiede, of Berlin, and be declared it would make "talkie" pictures the real thing."

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