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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1936.

D.B.S. WIN AT

CRICKET

For the first time, the C.35, and DBS. met in two cricket matches simultaneously on December 9, the 1st XI playing at the CBS. ground and the 2nd XI at the D.B.S.

The DBS. had the better of the afternoon as they won one match and drew the other favourably, the finish being most exciting, as the last CBS man had to play three balls to succeed in drawing the match.

SCORES

1st XI-CB.S. 85 (Ainalle 28. N. D. Booker 21, Stone 16. Burn 10. Crary 7 for 31. Fisher 3 for 301:

D.B.S. 95 for 6 wickets (Prata 28, Dalziel 24, Crary 23, Hosegood 2 for 38, Street 2 for 38); D.B.8. woh by 5 wickets.

2nd XI.-D.BS, 149 for 5 wickets declared (Edmondson 57, Lapsley

COUNTRY GOLF CLUB

The following starting times are announced for playing at the Country Golf Club on December 13:-

a m.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

10.30 W. G., Williams v. B. Basto 10.34 C. E Buen V. L. D'Almada. 10.38 C. E. Roza-Pereira v. A. J.

Kew.

10.42 A. G. Botelho v. S. J. Fong.

LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP -10.46 Mrs. A. E, H. Castro `v. Mrs. A.

W. da Roza.

10.50 Mrs. F. E. Remedios v. Mrs.

L. D'Almada, 10.54 Mrs. A. J. Kew v. Mr. J. J.

Basto.

10.58 Miss L. G. Ablong v. Miss 0.

Basto.

HOME RUGBY

41. Macauley 14 not out, Pryde I for 8. Mitchell-1 for 19, K. Shute 1pionship for 35).

C.B.S.. 102 for 9

wickets Hurley 19. Fuxman 17. W. Shute 14, K. Shute 11, Holden 11, Cheung 2 for 12. Matthews 1 for 12, Macauley 3 for 24. Lapsley 3 for 40 Match drawn.

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Reuter.

SO BLACK THE ROSE

USE OF COTTON ON ROADS

A Lancashire Test

Cotton

industry experts who are interested in any possible large-scale uses for cotton fabrics, have read with some surprise Mr. Hore-Belisha's statement on No- vember 11, in reply to a question by Majon Procter, MP, for Ac- crington. that experiments In this country and abroad do not according to his present informa- tion. justify him in specifying cotton cloth for use in the con- struction and surfacing of roads.

To put this matter to a pracil- cal test in Lancashire itself. In continuation of an experiment that has already been made at Burnley, Mr. Thomas Esker, a mill manager and a member of Chad- derton Urban District Council, has offered to supply to his councy suffident cotton fabrics af à suitable kind for use on a length of 150 yards of a road at Chad- derton.

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE statement, which is being inter

Mr. Hore-Belisha's discouraging

preted in Lancashire as definitely closing the subject, accords very 111 with authentic information supplied to the Lancashire cotton, trade on United States experience in this matter. During the 13 months, up to last May no fewer than 26 States of the union had applied for cotton fabric to rein- force 600 miles of "bituminous surfaced." Le., tarred, roads of the

Experimental Work second class. 18ft. to 201t

Of Priest

"First-class athletic compet.- Hon." says Harold Abrahams, fa mous English sprinter, is a pro Have you ever walked down an Have you ever seen a black rose? tesston; For over eight months

avenue prior to the Olympic Games

of giant rose trees-16 to 20 feet high-that made you think 1924. I set about making myself into a machine. I schemed to cover

you were wearing magnifying glasses? every 100-yard race in exactly the

If you have, it probably same number of strides. I worked mental gardens of the 74-year-old means you've visited the expert- out the exact length that each

Catholic priest in Santa Barbara

in

al-

width. This interest of highway authorities had been stimulated by the action. of the American Secretary for Agriculture in locating earlier in the year a sum of $1.300.000 to ascertain by ex- fabric as a reinforcement mem- periment the merits of cotton

brane in road surfacing. Roads totalling a maximum of 1,000 miles are being used in the Inquiry.

Besides this use for cotton in

curing" concrete laid as road sur- 80,000 "cotton mats, to assist in

stride should be, and I marked on-Father Schoner. A rosiculturist road construction no fewer than

a running track with pieces of pa per the exact position of each of them. I used to cover 100 yards in 45 strides, and ideally I planned that I should be able at the end of a race to find 22 pieces of pa- per on the spikes of one shoe and 23 on the spikes of the other. Of course I never was able to achieve such machine-like precision, but that is what I set out to do. And I won this such-trained-for race."

for close to half a century, he has In his garden at present 2300 V-facing, have been made available rose, whose creation has cost him each State of the Union. rieties of roses.. His velvety black for at least three experiments in

much trouble, be has named in. honour of his friend, the late

For both these types of new Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Hol-ing the experiments are inten- use for cotton fabrič in road mak-

mes.

GIANT ROSES.

to demonstrate

the tionally being spread over whole area of the United States. "Avenida de las Rosas" have been variety

The 111 glant rose trees of his so as to test the material in every of ¿timate and in all grown mafitly

seasons. Preliminary reports of that, where climate favours, the the trials show generally very rose is a practical street tree, even satisfactory results. New England, YELLOW LIGHTS 20-footers

a practical shade tree. Some of New York State, South Carolina. have a 10-foot and Texas are

varled localities. spread. FOR CARS

He developed his giants where experience has been ob- by crossing roses grown from-tained. It is claimed that the use the Royal Botanic Garden of Cal-for cotton fabric prolongs the life cutta, India. The big trees are of of the road surface by preventing 13 varieties, all very beautiful, the development of cracks and with white roses, cream roses, yel-holes and by binding the edges of low. orange. pink and red roses.

GRAFTING

"

French And English Experts Disagree

Mr. Hore-Belisha, the Minister of Transport,

was questioned in Parliament recently about the use of yellow headlights for motor- cars, which the French have made compulsory for all new vehicles from April of next year. The Minister said that expert opinion In this country, which he had con- sulted held that the physiological advantages were not proved.

to

the road surface. The method used is to spray the mad surface Father Schoener intends

with tar or asphalt, lay the cot- make these lefty rose trees fruit ton cloth on it while the tar or viscid, spray the trees, too. It's perfectly possible. asphalt is still The apple is a member of the rose cloth with tar, and roll in upon it family: "Rosa macrocarpa" grows the usual hard stone chippings. very large truit (seedpods o "hips") in its native India. Father Schoener la crossing "macrocarpa" with various apples, and is con fident that in, a few years he'll produce, to 'bud onto his giants, a He added that the Medical Re rose with an edible rose · fruit, search Council and the Depart-spicy and sweet., His confidence ment of Scientific and Industrial is" encouraged by the fact that in Research had. undertaken to Oregon be cnce crossed "Rosa pursue jointly further investiga-pomifera" and the Spitzenberg ap tions and he would take their con- ple, and got a rose plant that bore midget apples that made a ne

clusions into account.

SCOTTISH.

ADMINISTRATION

This is an old controversy, whien jelly with a rose fragrance. ' the National Physical Laboratory did its best to decide. After long tests it found that neither yellow nor any other coloured light was more penetrating in fog than white light. The only advantage to be gained by using a yellow alter was that the illumination was cut down and the amount of reflection from the suspended moisture in the air was reduced.

The Cominitlee||appointed by the Secretary of State to restew the machinery of Scottish administra tion propose to make an early start on their task, which will probably entall sittings in both The technical report on which Edinburgh and London Much of the French regulation is based their work, will consist of examin- contained the following, recoming mendations:

to

white.

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memoranda submitted by those qualified through experience Yellow light is unanimously to advise on the distribution" of recognised as causing less incon-duties as between the two sets of ventence to road-users than offices, though it is likely that they will also have direct consulta- Its dazzle effects are less last-tions with responsible Civil ser- |vants» and with local authority re- As regards illumination, it is presentatives. With the transfer doubtful if there is any differ to Edinburgh of the Education ence between them, at an equal and Health Departments, one intensity of flament light particular problem has arisen for In fog or rain the advantages which it is hoped the Committee

ing.

of yellow light are incontestable will find a solution. It is neces-

It thus appears that the experts sary, because actual Government

of the two countries do not see eye polley is settled in London, that eye on this matter. The the heads of these departments пет French law makes yel- should be mostly in Whitehall,

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Most London buses are now at ted with yellow fog-lampa,

and it is almost equally necessary. that they should exercise personal

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