1935-11-14 — Page 11

NOBLE EFFORTS TO

PROMOTE PEACE

(Continued from Page 7.)

Poster Exhibition of yours is an activity in the right direction. "It! is the first effort of its kind in the Colony, perhaps in the whole Far East, and 1 fervently hope that this is but the beginning of many efforts to organise peace on a sure This foundation. and certain Exhibition deserves to be repeated and I heartily congratulats all who entered for the Competition as well as those who have succeeded in it, The organisers, too, merit not only our praise but our thanks. With men and women so keenly dedicat- ed to the cause of peace, we can look optimistically to the future when war wil be ousted from the world as it has been ousted from the family, the tribe, the clan, the province and nation. I hope, therefore, that this Exhibition will greatly strengthen our faith In that charter of international peace and collective, security which we call the Covenant of the League of Nations.

"

APPEAL FOR MORE MEMBERS

PRIZE WINNERS

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1935.

POPPY DAY FUND

Further donations have been re- received for the Poppy Day Fund. They are:- MUNDOTO Previously

acknowledged $5,450.00 107.00

The following are the prize win-Royal HK. Golf Club......

nars:-

J

First Prize (Open Secilon): Cup presented by Sir Robert Ho Tung won by Mr. J. H. Maycock..

Second Prize (Open Section): Won by Miss Helen Ho.

Third (Open Section); Present- ed by Lady Pollock, wen by Mr. Lee K, Yuen

Highly Commended: Mr. Luk Chung Det. Miss W. 1. Griffin, and Mr. G. Amald.

Youth Section

Regt. Kowloon Union Church HMS, "Dunca

Royal Naval Hospital Rev. H. G. Davis R A. Mess·

First Prize: Cup preserited by Bir0 W. E. Buhop William Shenton, won by Anthony Wireless Station

cutters Island Green (Central British School).

Second Prize for Girls: Prize HMS. "Folkstone" presented by Lady Southern, won H.MS. "Bruce" by Annie Suffad (French Con- vent).

TRAINING GALLOPS

4 31 58.4 1.26.3

་

FOOTBALL NEWS "PRESS" CRICKET

AND GOSSIP

Aberdeen Scotch Rumours

(Special Air Mail Service) «

London, Oct. 24. - Willie Mills, the inside left of Aberdeen is not for transfer, dea- pite all the rumours that have been current recently. There are na Aberdeen players for transfer," said Mr. F.-J. Whitehead, shaly. man of the Aberdeen FC, direc tors, yesterday. Mr. W. Mitchell. the vice-chairman, and Mr. E. An-

derson, another director, concur. red. In this view, Arsenal

and

Aston Villa have approached the

ELEVEN

To Meet I. R. C, On Saturday

The folowing wd represent the Hong Kong Press team in a friendly cricket match against"the Indian Recreation Club 1st XI on. Saturday, at Sookungoo at 2.15 pm.:-

FD. Pereira, captain (South) China, Morning Post).

A.

B Rumjahn (Hong Kong

Telegraph).

V. H, C. Jarrett (South China Morning Post).

Y el Arcul (Hong Kong Tele- graph).

AR. Markar (Hong Kong Daily

| Pittodrie board of recent weeks Press).

regarding the possible transfer of Angus (Hong Kong Datly

not only Mills but of Armstrong. the International centre forward, but the club have indicated that they are not prepared to part with any players. "Aberdeen are at the top of the League, and the direc; tors' attitude will give satisfaction to the club's supporters... QUALIFYING CUP

The following times were clocked yesterday at the training gallops at Happy Valley:-

Dis- 1st And 3rd 4th tance Or. Qe

Qr.

5th Last

"

Qr.

Royal Welch Fusiliers Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

234

Beginner's Luck

'1 36.3 1.09.4-1.44.4 218

33.1

70.00

Snowy River

87.30

HK Football Association Talkoo Club

€1,83

Valley View

+ 30

1

59.21.26.3

27.1

{

35

1.07.3 1.40.2 2.13.3

39.1

43.20

King's Warden and

1.

F Cassidy and R. Law... St. Joseph's Church Omicers

39.85

King Justice 1

34.40

Zero

367 1.06,4

34.1 1.07.1 1.38.3 2.08.1

1.38.2

1/8th Punjab

26.00

Trowbridge

40 1.19

1.53.2 3.25.2

24.38

Popular Star

35

1.12 1.44

22.52

Streamline

22,33

15.04

King's Jubilee

1

34.4 1.08.4 1,40

2.11

29.3

31.3

32

32

27.3

31

14.06

Pontiac Bay and.

KMS. "Grimsby'' ' Capt. Fennell HMS. "Senziew"

13.91

Mistake Bay 1

10.65

Royal Romance

1.42 36.3 1.10 35.1 1.08.3 1.39.2

2.13.2

31.2

30.4

10.13

Harvest View

37.3 1.14.9 1.47

2.16.4

20.4

10.00

Stone-

Night View

4 33.4 1.05.3 1.38.3

31

10.00

Herod and Gladiator..."1

33.3 1.08.1 1.37.3 2.10.2

32.4

9.38

Wadebridge and Sel-Fa.4 35.3 1,08.1 1.404 | 1

31.3

5,90

Flybynight

1 41 1.16.3 1.50.2 2.23

$6,087.68

The Tiger

1

343 1.08.3 1.43.1 2.15

32.3

31.4

be:

The Deemater

1 36 1.14.2 1.50,3 2,25.4

35.1

Tillicum

7 49.4 1.25.2 1.58.3

33.1

Emergency. Call and

The Rain Gauge 1

40

1.15.4 1.50.1 2.31.4

31.3

High Honour and

Pacióc Hall 1

Sylvandale

Tiny Star Cold. Meming

34.4 1.08.1 1.43.3 2.13.2 1 38 1.15 1.52 2.27

1 37 1.11 1.42.5 7.41.2 1.27 1.46.2

29.4

35

91.3

29.2

Empire Day

1

31.3 1.02.3 1.34.4 2.04.3

Gold Bullion'

1.

45.4 1.23.2. 1.50.4 2.31

1

41.4, 1.18

1.49.1 2.17.4

20.4 32.1 28.3

King's Parede

#41 1.20 1.53.3

33.3

Tin Họ

1

37.3 1.20

1.55.3 2.28

32.2

Cavalcade

1

38.1 1.14.3 1.47.1 2.17.2

30.1

17th of September

37.3 1.13.1 1.47.1 2.18.2

31.1

Ythan

1

87.4 1.14.2 1.47.2 2.18

30.3

Twenty Grand Rubble

1

11 40.

39 1.13.2 1.484 2.20

1.18.4 1.57.1 2.24:4

31.1

2.55.1 30.2

35.1 1.10.1 1.41.4

# 40 1.11.4 1.42

38.5 1.13.3 1.45.1 48.4 1.32.4 2.09.1 23.4 30.1 "58.2 125.2

31.3 30.1

31.3 24.4

27

Rousseau I

35

1.07.3 1.41

2.14.3

33.3

Further contributions will Second Prize for Boys: Prize pre- sented by Lady Southom, won by gratefully received by Mr. F. G Wong Ching Yap (St. Stephen's Maunder, Secretary to the Earl Hale's Fund, York Bidg.. Hong Boys' School): "

Third Prize for Boys: Thomas Kong. Maycock (Central British School). Cheques should be made payabıs

Highly Commended: Audrey Ho to Thomson & Co.. (Diocesan Girls' School) and Lau, "Poppy Day Fund." Ching Wah (Cathay College).

Mr. S. V. Doxer the Hon. Secre- "tary in a few well chosen words said that the League of Nations had very successfully organised the Competition. The Society had

There was a very large an dis- also previously organised a School tinguished gathering present and Children's Essay Competition in those on the platform were: Lady which more than 30 boys and girls Southern, Sir William Shenton took part. The results had been (Chairman), Sir Robert Ho Tung great and in order that the and Lady Ho Tung, Sir Henry Society should carry on its work Pollock and Lady Pollock, Dr. R. of propaganda through education H Kotewall and Mrs. Kotewall, I was necessary to have more The Hon. Mr. M.. K. Lo and Mrs. members and he therefore appeal-Lo, Capt. W. J. R. Cragg. A.D.C.,

| Mr. A. N. Macfadyen, Mr. S. Boxer | Hon. Secretary), -and-Miss - M. Baxter (Organiser),

ed for more.

The Society, he further said, will shortly be starting a study group of the League of Nations Covenant so that they may understand what the League of Nations stands for as everyday pre truth is found in

Others present were: Hon. Mr. R. A. D. Forrest and Mrs. Forrest. Hon. Dr. S. W. T'so and Mrs Tso, Messrs, M. P. Talati, Ng Wah, Tang

the Covenant which is unknown | Shiu Kin. Dr. Reichalt, Dr. Y. 8. to many.

Wan (Treasurer).

And crossed

DONATIONS FOR ST. JOHN'S CLINIC

The Director of St. John's Ambu- lance Association and Brigade has the honour to acknowledge with grateful appreciation and thanks the receipt of the following dona- llon:-

The Elders of Shataukok -- (for...). 8hataukok Cünic) $200.00.

Mr. Kwok Hin Wang (for the New Territory: Clinic) #100.00.

Donations per Mrs. Sum and family (for N. T. Clinics) $20.00.

And also Injunctions for Shatin Clinic from Mr. Sum Pak Ming.

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The Emergency and Finance

Committee of the Scottish-- Foot- ball Association met yesterday in Glasgow. Mr. James Fleming, the president,. in the chair, Council, having deputed, the duty "of making arrangements for the semi-Anal of the Northern Section of the Qualifying Cup and the Scottish Section final to the com- inittee, the following details were announced: -- Northern Bection semi-final-Blairgowrie -Fate

Press),

+

AM, Omar (South China Morn ing Fost).

G. W. Glen (Hong Kong Tele- grapn),

MacNider (South China Mozn¬ ing Post),

....

j

• C. (E. Wong (South China Morn→ Ing Post).

JR.; Luke (South China Morn- Ing Post).

THE SPAHLINGER

VACCINE

Fight For Final Recognition

Mr. Henry. Spahlinger, the Swiss scientist who has devoted his Efe and fortune to the preparation of vaccines and serums to protect human beings and cattle against the terrible scourge 01 tuber- culosis, has pursued his work in the face of serverá obstacles and

Ocoba, Buckle Thistle v.. Elgin City. The games to be played on the grounds of the first-named clubs on November, 2 at 2.45 p.m. Southern Section, final-Bo'ness v Galston or Dalbeattle Star. It is hoped to play this game on Nov ember 2, but If this is not possible it will take place on November 16

FINAL ARRANGEMENTS In the event of the finalists be Ing Bo'ness and Galston the game with very little encouragement will be played at Brockville Park. He recently obtained a remarkable Falkirk. Should Dalbeattle Biar triumph when the results of a qualify, the final will be played at three-year experiment by the Rugby Park, Kilmarnock, if Nov ember 2, or on Somerset Park, Ayr If November 16..

Government of Northern Ireland were published and were deemed £3, successfu! by the veterinary DUNFERMLINE UNDECIDED officers in charge that the ques The Dunfermline directors have tion of the compulsory use of the not decided on the team to meet bovine vaccine was raised. Now Arbroath at Gayield. It is quite in an interview with the "Tar evident that the forward "line re- mer's Weekly." Mr. Spahlinger quires strengthening, their poor has indicated the next stage in shooting having cost the Athletic the prolonged fight for the final

recognition of his work.

a good number of points. How ever, it is believed that this defect

Results Satisfactory" - will be remedied soun. The tesni The results of the Northern will be chosen from: Steele: Ireland experiments. he said. Johnmau and Warden: Holl were 80 satisfactory that tha Crawford, M'Lellan, Donald, and Government is now preparing to Harrison; Dobson, Thomson, M'Go-; make a further, test on so vast a wan. Chalmers, Murray, and Byme, scale that the result is expected

be absolutely conclusive. T is probable that many thousands of animals will be vaccinated and their reaction and degree of im runity carefully recorded,

FALKIRK READY

Falkirk are ready for Alloa & visit in the important "derby" at Brockville, "and the team is a

"nounced as the same as that which accounted for Edinburgh City.

and

son.

BIGHLAND LEAGUE

to

Thus the scepticism of the me

Selection:-Walker; Nisbet and dical profession is to be met. Fr and Hamili; Batchelor, Shankley, a somewhat critica: article in the Docherty: Carruthers and "British Medical Journal" on the Baxter; Keyes: Cowan and Daw-recent report asked for "a care- fully planned experiment on an adequate number of "animals, while the report Itself advised n PROGRAMME

further test, particularly in order The following Highland League to ascertain, the period of im- programme has been arranged for munity conferred by the vaccine. Saturday: Elgin City v. Fraser-These experiments are necessariys burgh, Peterhead v. Ross County, a slow business, but. Mr. Spah Huntly v. Buckle Thistle, Keith v. Fnger himself recognises the need. Forres Mechanics. Inverness Thia- and once, the vaccine is establish tie and Nairn County meet in the ed and widely used the benenta final of the Inverness Cup.

will be enormous. If the boving ELGIN CITY'S CHOICE Vaccine is established, then Mr. Maclennan, who has been out of Spahlinger will be able to seek the game since the opening day or recognition for his human vaccine the season on account of a leg in- he himself has no doubts, but he Jury, resumes for Elgin City in wants to convince the world that their home: Highland League game

It has at last” a means of stamp-

with Fraserburgh. The selectioning out completely "this dread 13-Parte: Brown and A. Grant; disease."/

George, Logle, and Harvey: Pen-

гобе

and ' M'Milian; Dr. Bain:

Maclenna and Kinnaird.

NEW SECRETARY

team.. which reads: Mackay

Junior and Osborne: Duncan

Captain AH, Vince. Unionist Reid, and Smith, Allan, and Hamp- organiser of Moray and Nairn, has ton: Malloy; Conlin and Picker- been appointed recretary of Eiginton." City FC. In succession to Mr. J. B. Dunbar, who has held the office

1

HALF-BACK INJURED SE

#

Jim Ross, Buckle Thistle's left for the past, four years, and who half-back, suffered s shoulder in- leaves for Aberdeen next week.

jury in the Qualifying Cup match ST. MIRREN'S SELECTION with Wiele Academy, and win Although several of their play-absent from the Thistle's rank erg were injured in the game for some weeks. Thistle's against Morton last week, St.Mir-against Huntly at Huntly ren expect to field their regular Highland Leagne thinks eleveu ; against Raith Rover at Wood Noble and - Tốn Love Street. The team-oriddleton, Frank-- Sm Baird and Ancell; Cunningnum, Emslie Bowie and Corr Wilson, and Miller; Latimer and der; Neish and Mine. Enox:: MGregor; IfCamon and 2 In the first-round of Gell.

Cup at Redford Burritos

For their away match against bárgh, yesterday tile Let Edinburgh City, Montrose will Gordon Highlanders défessed again try out a junior at right Royal Beota Gewys by one gozl back in an otherwise unaltered tnil.