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HOCKEY ASSN. FORMED

To be Affiliated with Home Body

THE COUNCIL ELECTED

at

LAWN BOWLS

Three Singles Matches Decided

After having been delayed for several days on account of the in- clement weather, further progress was made in the Lawn Bowls Singles Championship yesterday when three matches were decided. the U. M. Omar, who is one of the favourites and a former champion, the Orbagenkower green and won at his club-mate, D. Rumjahn, on comfortably by 21-14,

At a meeting held Y.M.C.A. last evening, a local Hockey Aaasciation was and it was also decided that the formed Association should be affiliated to the Hockey Association in England. One of the result of such affilia tion will be that the Clubs who join the local association will be forbidden by the rules to play for any trophy whatsoever.

The meeting was presided over by Mr. A. A. Dand representing the Hongkong Hockey Club, while others present were fr. D. E. de Sousa University), R. H. Wong (St. Andrew's)" Surjan Singh (Radio), Jehan Dad (KIT.C.), D. McLellan (V.M.C.A.), A. M. Xavier (Recreio) and F. A. Kemp (Seere. tary).

Minutes of the previous meeting were read, after which the Chair man said that the Army and Navy had indicated that they would be- Lome members of the local associa tion provided it was affiliated with the Hockey Association of England. The Chairman then read a letter from the Central British Associa- tion indicating the latter's willing- ness to join the Association when it was formed.

The Chairman, before taking the -opinion of the meeting said he wanted to make it clear that the formation of an association would mean that trophies would be out of the question. He asked if any person present would rather om. pete for trophies.

The representatives of the Kow- Ion Indian Tennis Club and of the Radio Sports Club indicated that they would rather there were tro- phies of some kind. It was point- ed out that the Mamak Hockey Shield competition which took the form of a hockey league in past 'years drew very

good entries. That was probably an indication that trophies were quite popular.

Tho University representative said that he could not speak on behalf of the University, as he himself was concerned he felt As far that the University would raise no difficulty with regard to the affilia. tion of the local body to the Home Association.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1933.

U.S. BASEBALL

SUNDAY'S RESULTS

NEW YORK, July 2 THERE word some sensational pitching feats in the National Baseball League to-day,

St. Louis were twice blanked out in a double header, against Now York Giants, Hubbell doing the trick in the first game and Par melee emulating his example in the second.

THE LATE CYRUS CURTIS

Millionaire Prince of Publishers

MADE THREE CENTS INTO

HUGE FORTUNE

NEW LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL

CEREMONIALSTONELAYING

A VAST CONGREGA.

TION

LIVERPOOL, June 5. "Long before the first of the nearance a vast congregation was clerical processions made its ap.

laying of the new Roman Catholic in its place to-day for the stone Cathedral.

Carnation

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eally denied 'boldly and in defiabos of reason the existence of Creator, and called on the world to believe that the universe u all ita immensity, beauty, and perfection of order was but the result of bling' material forces Against such a heresy their Holy Father led the way in sounding the alarm and pointing out to rulets and people the meas of resisting it. He be lieved that one of the Holy Father's reasons in, addition to his well- known love for England, for desir ing to be with them on that occa. Mr. Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar

Legate, was that he perceived in sion through the presence of his Curtis Publishing, Company, and one

bishop, elergy, and laity of the Curtis, the millionairo head of the

that heroic enterprise of the Arch- of the most outstanding figures in the American newspaper world, of the Church in the Liverpooling answer to all the forces of un- it was representative Archdiocese of Liverpool a resound- died in Philadelphia at the age of Province and of other parts of the belief. Men did not deliberately 82. defeats aver inflicted in a howlsLouis in the first of a double header, | Saturday Evening Post, a week/acres on Brownlow Hill, where the pounds on an idle fancy. The site Mr. Curtis was the owner of the Kingdom and filled the site of nine set about spending millions of paper founded by Benjamin Frank the King is to be built at a cost Christ the King was to rise in address solemn

Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ on which the new Cathedral of At the close of the Cardinal's fit in 1728, and of other publica of £3,000,000. tions which have penetrated in

beauteous strength was a site worthy Mass was sung by the Bishop of Pontifical High millions to very quarter of the to the solemn blessing and laying so majestic-a truly glorious site, The Bishop of Liverpool (Dr.

The proceedings to-day incidental of a temple that was to hear a title Leeds. world. At the time of his death he of the foundation-stone by the overlooking was chairman of two separate com- Archbishop

and dominating the David), the Dean of Liverpool (Dr. panies, the Curtis Publishing Com- Downey) were rich in ecclesiastical which was the gateway of the sens watched the ceremony from the root

of Liverpool

(Dr. city's marts and the great river Dwelly), Professor Abell, and others pany, which owned the Saturday ceremonial, and apart from its re of the world. Brening Past, the Ladies' Homeligious significance the event had Journal, and other magazines; and its own spectacular appeal, even

(Continued on next Column)

of the University buildings opposite the Curtis-Martin Newspapers Into a congregation for the most part

the site. corporated, the owners of the Public familiar with the liturgies of the Ledger and the New York Evening Post

On the same green, J. V. Ramsay beat W. Wotherspoon by 21-18 after stern struggle, the result being in doubt until the last head.

Boston blanked out Cincinnati in and then suffered the same fate in the first game of a double header the second.

The Yankees scored a useful win One of the biggest and heaviest and Philadelphis nosed out St. match was suffered by J. Ferguson but were decisively beaten in the who was tranced to the tune of second match. 21-7 by A. E. Coates on the Police R. C. Green. The match was too one-sided to be interesting, Coates leading all the way,

BRUTAL WAR LORD IN SZECHUEN

(Continued from page 8.)

additions from among those who cannot go to the other places.

or two wate, provided for our Lest we should get tired of one diversion there is yet another in the north-east of the province where the Communists, who were driven out in the Spring, have returned in force. They have broken the re- sistance of the 20th army and have re-occupied Lan Chiang, Chiang, Pa Cheo and Kuang Yuen. The people are fleeting in terror from these places, for they have Ead one dose of the so-called New Soviet,

brigand

which is old

writ large.

Tong

Scores as cabled by Reuter were

National League. 4

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Brooklyn Chicago

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(Lopes homered for Brooklyn)

Brooklyn

Chicago

Boston Cincinnati

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(Brand: pitched and blanked

'Cincinnati)

Boston

It is significant of Mr. Custis enormous success that in 1922 the advertisement revenues of his mage zines, exclusive of his daily news-

out papers, exceeded £16,000,000,

0 3 3 11 I

Cincinnati (Beaton pitched and blanked

Boston)

New York" St. Louis

10 0 6 1

2

First a Newspaper Boy.

The foundation of Mr. Custis

out boy anxious to get rid of his stock,

fortune was three cents, with which ha bought three newspapers from a and promptly seld for thrice what he paid for them. From then on things were easier. He became

friend med Walter Goold, and regular newsboy, and then, at the age of 14, invited the help of a started weekly periodical called Young America. As his type was limited, he printed the paper à. page at a time, rising at 3.30 to work on it before he went to school. When Lincoln was assassinated Curtis arranged to have the shock ing news spread by lieutenants who covered his routes with "extras" before his rivals had time to muster their forces.

(Hubbell pitchod and blanked out St. Louis. There were 18 innings.)

New York St. Louis

I 3 1 04. 0

The Chengtu Community is reluc tant to say good-bye to the Postal Commissioner, Mr. P. J. Keating. who is going home on retiring leave (Parmalee pitched and blanked out The new. Commissioner, Mr. E. A. Caveliers is no stranger to Chengtu.

St. Louis) He was here, as Assistant Commis- sioner about fifteen years ago and is heartily welcomed on his return by all who knew hire then.

American League.

Cleveland New York

St. Louis Philadelphia

3 5

7 15

I

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0

(Foxx homered for Philadelphia)

St. Louis............. 31 Cleveland

19 0 B 14 2

(Foxx homered twice). Chicago v. Boston and Washing

Church of Rome. About 40 Bishops and more than 1,000 clergy formed processions at an adjoining convent and walked in their vestments. through lanes of people, many of whom went on their knees as the Prelates passed. The Papal Leg. ate, Cardipal. Maaltory, in the scarlet robes of his office, and the enriched the colour scheme, and Archbishops and Bishops in purple

the High Altar, the picture was a when in the brilliant sunshine the clergy had taken their places near strikingly memorable one.

About noon the Master of Sempill few over the enclosure and dropped

Legate. The heat was great, and it a parachute, which contained & communication. for the was announced to the waiting thou Papal

sands that men might wear their hats except during the most solemn portions of the Mass, and that the Archbishop did not expect worship. pers to kneel, because of the sandy condition of the ground.

Blessing the Blone. After the arrival of the Lord Mayor (Mr. A. Gates) and the Mayors of a number of 'Northern In his later teens he experiment towns came the clergy of the vari ed with newspapers in Boston,ous prders. The Bishops occupied starting the Peuple's Ledger, which seats on each side of the steps of he took with him into Philadelphia the altar, and the service of bless- in 1870. Eventually he sold it and ing the site of the permanent altar started thy Tribune and Farmer, and the laying of the foundation- semi-agricultural organ which in-stone was carried out by Archbishop- "troduced the novelty of a woman's Downey. The Cardinal was on his

column.

throne, while on the steps mounting towards the altar were the Arch-

Bishops, including the venerable bishops of Cardiff, Tuam, Birming ham, and Edinburgh and 32 Bishop Hanion, for many years engaged

Air and Bug Services. Chengtu has been brought con- siderably nearer to the rest of the The Chairman said that while the world by the air-mail service be league was quite

success, hetween here and Chúngking, which thought that friendly matches, dur- was inaugurated at the beginning ing the past six or seven years had of June. The first plane landed heen far more enjoyable.

on the Enat Parade Ground inside In Favour of the Association.

the city walls, causing such excite- ment among the crowded populace On a vote being taken it was

that some in the crowd were trampl-ton . Detroit games were postpon- found that the meeting was un-

ed to death and a child pushed fed on account of rain. animous as to the forming of a down a well. The mails will come Hockey Association in Hongkong, twice a week. At present passeng The following Clubs had indicated ers are not being taken as the their willingness to join:-Y.M.-landing ground is not satisfactory. "C.A.. St. Andrews, University When this defect has been remedi- Recreio, Radio, K.I.T.C., while theed there will be a great demand following are likely to join up in for accommodation, for from all one the near future, Army, Navy and hears the service is likely to prove British Motor Ship Rates a two years it was selling 200,000

> C.B.A.

The Council was then elected. the personal being as follows:-. President: Mr. E. W. Hamilton, Vice-Presidents: Mesara, E. J. R. Mitchell and A. A, Dand, Hon. Secretary: Mr. F. A.

Kemp..

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. R. H.

Wong.

The Clubs who are members of the Association will be entitled to have one member each on the Council.

(WATER-POLO LEAGUE ..

TWO GAMES SETTLED.

sion yesterday evening Water-Polo League.

ת!

very popular.

ENGINEERS' PAY

Mrs. Curtis told her husband and his answer was to invite her frankly that the paper was bad, to take over the woman's column herself, which she did, and things began to brighten up. The Tribune Uganda, and the Bishop of Arras, in mission work in and Farmex served his turn, but the woman's column became a

in whose ares is Givenchy, the town separate entity, and under the title War and to whose, rebuilt church which Liverpool adopted after the

were six abbots, including those of of The Ladies' Home Journal, acthis city gave windows and bells, quired a world-wide circulation. Among the distinguished visitors copies a month.

Buckfast and Douai, and Naval,' Army, and "Air Force officers of high rank.

that money could buy, and worth, Mr. Curtis pointed with pride to his contributors being the best

The new motor-road to Chung- when the road is dry the journeyed senles are laid down for the king is useful in fine weather and

It is known that although certain | driving.

can be done in about twenty hours

But recent continuous payment of engineer officers in it, since yearly the circulation soar rains have made it impassable and "hun-kans" and sedan chairs have come into their own.

ared, and his fortune increased. And

Rising from his sent, the Arch- bishop of Liverpool, in cope and mitre, saluted the Cardinal and be

merchant ships, variations made, says the Motor Ship. obtain an idea of the general posi tion, however, we may consult the figures issued by the International

Franklin's Old Paper. Marine Officers' Association." Ant| werp, in so far as they relate to cargo vessels between the

Looking for other worlds to con of 3,000 tons and 5,000 tons grose,ing Post in 1897,

limita quer be bought the Saturday Even- The table of statistics was repro

Franklin's old paper had fallen into low water,

To with it also his genius to acquire,gan the ceremony of laying the

improve, build up, and make pay.

stone and blessing the boundaries. Tired of Bad Government.

With his pastoral staff in his hand he blessed salt and water and after- The repercussions bf affairs in

wards mixed the salt with the the nortli are felt in Chengtu.

water. As he proceeded to the site Among the educated people and

of the permanent High Altar the students there is a general feeling

choir sang an antiphon. The Arch- of despair. They seem to blame duced in the last annual report of and Mr. Curtis paid no more than work being taken in had, and pro. bishop asked for a blessing on the their own leaders even more than the the Japanese. In fact some have Federation and

Officers (Merchant Navy) thousand dollars for it, and gave ceeded to bless the first stone, which been heard to say that, they wish

invites reflection. a similar sum in annual salary to was later enclosed in the founda the Japanese would conquer the Let us consider which are the Lorimer, the, author of Letters or followed, and the cornerstone its new editor, Mr Gsorge H. tion-stone. Invocations and pray- whole country and govern it, for countries displaying the most en Two matches were down for deci present state of hopeless confusion Japan, of course, should be includ- found in the History of Americaning the robes of an honorary Doctor that could not be worse than the terprise in the construction and Son," With the Post he achieved the site of its permanent resting- from a Self-made Merchant to His was then carried by, four prieste to operation of Diesel-engined ships. a success as phenomenal as may be place Sir Edwin Lutyens, wear- the and misrule. In fact it is said In the first game Chung Sing churia tell of such greatly improv. European nations. Holland, Dea- a circulation of 2,000,000, a strik-was on the left of the Archbishop. that letters from Chinese in Man-ed, but the figures refer only to journalism. Before the war it had of Laws of Liverpool University, beat the Chinese Batbing Club byed conditions there that the Sze- mark,

goals to nil. Except that it saw chuanese are moved to envy, the usual number of fouls and

Germany, Norway anding tribute to the prescience of Mr. The tali marble cornerstone wäs players ordered out of the water it and the London Economic Confer- ceeding the British rates, and in

Sweden are among those with Faith in the League of Nations ecale of payment to engineers ex-what the public liked to read. solid block of white granite weigh- aCurtis and his editor in knowing placed in a cavity carved out of a me an uneventful game, Chung ence flicker up now and then. But each country named oil-engined aquired the Philadelphia Public form, and the Pehlm Nisi Dominus Sing proving just superior to their the focal newspapers do not en merchant vessels are either built or Ledger, and á decade later the New was

In the year before the war he his retinue then mounted the plat ing three tone. Dr. Doney and Ropponents.

This match was played at South sign. These papers are all owned ter of course. We are aware that still more to the enormous fortune tone, pronounced the dedication in courage hope in anything for operated, or both, almost as a mat York. Evening Post, and added Downey, placing his hand on the China.

In the second match the by local potentates and each boosts the consideration of engineers" pay into which bis original three cents Latin, and when the stone had been sung by the choir. Dr.. Young Companions received walk over from the University petential saviour of the province. at present somewhat involved, tak- striking individuality of the man, holy water.

aits own master as the one, and only as with other financial business, is had grown. It is significant of the put into place he sprinkled it with This match was also to have been But the readers are not convinced ing into account the state of affairs though he was one of the greatest played at South China,

and hope of any sort is at a low in the money market. Nevertheless, investors in Liberty Bonds, that ebb.

The quest for happiness in the tain with a standard rate of pay never made a bond issue.

A Great Act of Faith,-» it is disturbing to find Great Bri- during the whole of his career he dress, said that they all deplored, west seems long and fruitless."

Cardinal Maclory, in his ad per month of less than £ for a chief engineer classed with For American. Ambassador in London, the attendance of Cardinal Bourne In 1921 he was offered the post of the circumstances that bad made and no one more deeply than he, tugal, Spain, Estonia and Belgium which, on his refusal, was accepted impossible, and they hopet and is, with motor shipbuilding and the

In Holland, forging ahead, na she by the late Mr. George Harvey conversion of steamers to oil-engin ed vessels, the corresponding pay- ment is about £34 (the rate of ex- change is based on the figures for made the generous gift of a million kily recognized success. They were A couple of years ago Mr. Curtis Which he had carried on so long the beginning of the year). In dollars to the University of Pennsyl-met, he continued, on a truly great Denmark it is approximately £31; vania, for the perinbacht endowment occasion. That magnificent cathe The remand case in which Pierre in Germany, over £al; in Sweden of teaching and research, but this dral, as it rose to heaven in all its Henri Agostini, At a previous hearing, the de- assistant, who is charged with pectively. We have also to men- able and philanthropic dispensa a symbol of their faith in the new 27, mercantile and Norway, over £20 and £24 xes was only one of his many charit-strength, and beauty, would be fendant claimed that he hadtering Hongkong without a valid tion France, where the rate is over tions." passport in Shanghai, which was Issued by the Public Safety Bureau Wyhire Loren and Mr. C. Y. Kwan, 15, refer to French motor ship whose quiet manner and appear world conditions would be a great pasport also came before Mr. £41, although we cannot, admitted. He was a delightful personality, erection at this time and in present but this had been stolen by the who applyed for the defence,

era that had already dawned. Its Chinese. The Hongkong Police stated that he had only been in building as being a predominant ance never suggested the millions public act of faith in the existence communicated with the Shanghai structed at 315o would, feature) Mainly, it can be claimed that he owned or the genius which of God and in the reality of the authorities who replied that two therefore, ask for for diour that id countries where the greatest had created them. Simple in his supernatural. Never was there a passports were leated in defendment, The case was aan time, broadly reviewing the ship tastes and habits, he travelled with time when a great arresting act of it's nine in 1930, one for Canton, til to-day, Mr. W ad the other for Shantung, EuD.C.I., appeared for the prose malprengineers are securing the the end his chief delight was in evidently had never even attempted lompton ping position as a whole, motorhout a secretary or a valet, and to faith was nic necessary. Men who Continued at foot of next column) cution.

best regards for their services. playing the organ.

to consider the question philosophi

NO PASSPORT!

YOUNG RUSSIAN EXPELLED FROM COLONY."

Central Magistracy yesterday, Wynne-Jones made an expul- against a young Russian Singatalla Minnigua- whoswks,chlrged with enter- the enton

*hont* a valid

nan. and Hupeh. Defendant now had no passport of any description Det-Sergt. Mottram stated that defendant wished to go to Swatow, and the Police thought it would be all right for him to land there,

Another Case,

A Simpla Genius,

prayed that the Almighty might spare His Eminence. for still-many years.to continue the great work

with such remarkable and univer

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