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MUCH ENTHUSIASM EVINCED IN VARSITY ATHLETIC MEET

"LAID DOWN Programme Of Heats For

This Afternoon

TO DIE"

DRAMATIC RESCUE AT SEA

SPECIAL TO THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

Much enthusiasm has been aroused in Hongkong University apprt- ing etrcles, with the advent of the 25th annual athletic meet which is to take place on Saturday, March 9, at 1.30 pm at the University LONDON, Feb. 29 (Reuter)—

Pavilion, under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor. Homeward bound from the Far

This afternoon at 3 o'clock wil witness the commencement of East the British steamer Glenor-

the heats at the University Pavillon, In which all but the best chy passed through a large patch

athletes will be eliminated for the finals, a of oil floating on the water half an hour later her Captain, Besides striving for the Athle- William Christie, sighted an open tle Sports Challenge Cup of the

and.

FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940..

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, 1st MARCH, 1840, 9.30 AMC

The Public are requested to note particularly the time of alosing the Imperial Air Mail on Tuesday, thổ 5th March, 1940.

Small Packet Post to all countries is suspended.

INWARD MAILS

Japan and Shanghai Shanghai Saigon. Shanghai

Japan and Shanghai,

From

Canada, USA, Japan and Shanghai

B.C. date, 10th February),

boat, about eighty miles from the Inter-Hostel Championship which DR. J. BEECH phong............

of life.

Spanish coast, showing 110 dra has been fought for annually since 1916, all the unde-graduates part- cipating in the track and field are eligible to thirteen

CAME TO LIFE The Glenorchy circled round events and sounded her whistle, where-other challenge cups. upon, Capt. Christie said, "the! boat came to life with heads and waving arms."

I contained the Captain, Chief Engineer and eleven men of the Dutch motor-tanker Denhaag. who were exhausted and starving and who, after drifting for days, had laid down to die.

Nothing is known of the

Much speculation is rife as to who will win the Sir Charles Eliot Challenge Cup for the Individual Championship.

The following is the programme of events for today ---

100 Yard Dash: Shot Püt: Long Tug-of-war: 200 Yards four Jump;

Low Hurdles: 10,000 metres (Final).

fate

of twenty-six other members of the Denhaag who took to two of the other, boats,

BADMINTON TITLES

In the Men's senior singles Bad- minton Championship, at King's College last evening. H. F. Chew beat S. C. Chung 6-15, 15-9, 13-15; K. L. Yong beat H. M. Lau 15-8, 15-5; and H. Eardley beat H. T. Ho 15-5, 15-2.

Entrants for. the 100 Yard Dash Heats are as follows:-

RETURNS TO AMERICA

CHENGTU, Feb, 29 (Central Dr. Joseph Beech, American mis- sionary and founder and former President

Manila,

Shanghai, Amoy and Swatow Shanghal

Haiphong, Hollow & Fort Bayard........ Egypt and · Straits

Shanghai

Sandakan

Due

1st Mar.

1st Mar.

1st Mar

1st Mar.. 1st Mar.

(Vancouver

1st Mar.

2nd Mar

Air Mall by "Imperia! Airways Direct Service".

London date, 24th February, ............

of the West China | Manila, Union University, who was com- Shanghai

mended by a National Govern- | U. 8. A., & Manila (San Francisco date, 31st Jan.) ment mandate on February 28 for 18hanghai and Amoy his service to China will return to Bangkok and Saigon, America in the middle of March. Calcutta and Straits

Japan.

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FAREWELL PARTY Local educational Circles ате making preparations to give a big farewell party in honour of his departure.

Shanghai and Amoy

Europe via Bue and Straits (London date, 18th

January),

Haiphong

Japan.

Straits and Saigon.

Europe via Sues and Straits-Lodnon date, 25th

January). USA Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai (8an Fran-

cisco date, 6th February). .....................

K. C. Wong, KC. Ko... P. Let, C. U. Ip. N. Singh; K. M. At, C. Chen, P. H. Lum, J. Fenton, V. Zaltzeff; T. T. Chin, S. L. Lee, M.

Dr. Beech is 73 years old. He W. Wang, B. Henkin, A. Ostroum-came to China in his middle age of, S. N. To,

to engage in misalonury and Entrants for the 200 Yards Low educational work. He retired and returned to America In 1934. In Hurdles Heats:-

view of Japan's" destruction of China's cultural and educational institations, since the outbreak of the war he decided to come to China again to do what he could to help China along cultural and Canton

Shanghal Further heats and several Anals educational lines. After a hazard-Shanghal

ous journey. he reached Chengtu will be run on Monday and Wed-where he helped to expand the Tientaln. nesday. March 4 and 6. respec- West China Union University. tively, at the Pavillon at 3 p.m. abarp

K. M. Hu, K. C. Ko, H. T. Tan, J. Fenton, H..F. Chu, 8. Mahmond: Y. S. Lam, S. Lee. T. T. Chin, S L. Yu, S. P. Lee

Tur-of-War:-Lugard Hall, bye: Junior Championship matches Ricci Hall v. Eliot Hall: Morrison played at the Talkon Recreation Hall v. St. John's Hostel, Club last night resulted as follows:

N. L. Smith beat P. Lo 15-2, 15-2; L. Lul beat A. Ho 15-4, 15-6; W. Gilles beat J. L. Anderson 13-15, 15-1115-8.

Compulsory Saving During War: Well-Known Economist's Plan To Counteract Slumps

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London date, 28th February.

The following have been select-Japan.

ed ta represent the Hongkong Sandakan. University 1st XI in a League cricket match against the Civil Service Cricket Club" at Happy Valley tomorrow at 2 p.m. sharp

C. N. Matthewa K. Y. Tam, G. Hong Choy, N. C. Sen Gupta, Y. Lingam. S. Mahmood, T. T. Chin,

LONDON Feb. 29 (Renter)-A scheme for compulsory saving dur-w. s. Gegg. K. S. Oh, R. S. Gut. ing the war, which was recently propounded by the well-known economist, Mr. W. M. Keynes, came within the Parliamentary orbit last night when Mr. Keynes addressed 259 Communers of all parties. Mr. Keynes argued that the rising proportion in all wages over a certain minimum figure should be compulsorily invested until the the purchasing end of the war, when repayments would increase power and tend to counteract trade depression,

Personnel Of Wang's Puppet Government

"

A family allowance should be £ve granted, amounting to shillings weekly for every child under fifteen years and capital levy be imposed after the war.

Mr. Keynes has arranged to meet the Commoners again for " further discussion.

"LORDS INTEREST

Mr. Keynes' scheme was also

"UNITED FRONT" mentioned in the House of Lords,

OF TRAITORS SHANGHAI, Feb. 29 (Reuter)

J. Tзu

OUTWARD MAILS

Registered and Farcal Mall are closed 15 minutes earlier where "than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and mails are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m, registered and

previous day. parcel malls are closed at 5 pm, on the

5 D... nialls are advertised to close after Parcel malls are closed at 5 pm.

The following have been chosen to represent the Hongkong Uni- versity 2nd XI against the Hong- kong Cricket Club on Saturday at 2 pm: H. Tan, R. M. Soares, W Abraham, J. Fenton, K. Lo, N. Singh, Ameerali. L. E. Gutieres, O. | Canton

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GP.O. & KP.O.

Saigon, Straits, Ceylon, India, Egypt and Europe

Via Marseilles-due Marseilles, 28th March Bangkok

Reg.

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WIN FOR U.S.S. MINDANAO

At the Hongkong Bowling Alleys

who were debating national last night, a friendly five-game Ten Pins match was played be- and the Alley team

economice.

Shanghai

Manila, Bangkok

BATURDAY

Lord Hankey, replying to the de- tween an The new Wang Ching-wei bate, said Mr. Keynes' plan for de USS Mindanao, the latter win-Straita, Ceylon, India and London Farcels

by 88 points. The final London 9th April, regime will be formally es-

ferred pay have not been rejected ning tablished in Nanking on Marby the Government. He intimated scores were 3012 and 3100 respec- Haiphong

Fort Bayard Shanghai." Japan..

10 and will comprise five Yoans and fourteen tries, says the Ta Mel Pao,

Minis-

THE PERSONNEL The personnel of the Govern*" ment, says the paper, will consist in the following:

Wang Ching-wel President of the Executive Yuan;

Llang Hung-chi-President the Legislative Yuan;

of

Chen Kung-po-President of the Judicial Yuan; ::

Wan Gl-tang-President of the Examination Yuan:

Wen

Tsung-720-President

the control Yuan;-

Liu Yu-fen Director of the Military Counci

Chen Chun-Minister. Interior:

of the

:

that before adopting compulsion.tively.

The teams were: the Government must see whether loans could not be obtained volun- Alley team:-. E. Watts; J. a tarily and quoted figures showing Landolt, G. Somerville, J. R. Faw- that there had been a reduction incett and A. Devonhisre civilian buying/

U.S.S. Mindanao:-D. M. Kep- linger. F. P. Hollis, J. R. fodd and J. C. Thomas“ g

As the war effort developed there would have to be greater curtail

In the Alley team, A. Devonshire mnt of civilian consumption.

Lord Stamer declared that such played in one game while the re retrenchment in civilian buying maining four were played by 7. R. was possible before the nation, as Fawcett. a whole, had to live on a lower standard than in 1914.

The HK.F. Referees Association will hold a dance at the Hotel Cecil on Friday, March 22, com- mepsing from 8.30 p.m. A. Band

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due | Nog 1st 5.00 PM.

Ord. 2nd 8,30 AM

10.00AM

1,30 PM 2.30 PM

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Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"- Reg. Ord. due London 10th March.

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Mon. 4th

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MONDAY

Straits (Parcels' only), Shanghai innsere

Straits, Ceylon, India, Mombasa, Beira, Lourenco-

Marques, East and South Africa.

Canton

TUESDAY of Secretary-General of the Execu-

tive Yuan, the report adds.

Balgon and Bangkok It is rumoured that Dr. Chu will will be in attendance for to Manila, Makassar and Bourabaya shortly be appointed Mayor of evening and refreshments will be Greater Shanghai and that ing provided. The charges will be $1.50 Mo-chun, Minister for Social Af- for gentlemen and $1 for ladies fairs, will be appointed concur- Novelty Dance Prizes will be pre- rently Mayor of Nanking, the re-sented. A very enjoyable evening

is assured. part concludes.

Jen Yuan-tao-Minister of War: Chow Fu-hai- Minister Finance;

of

Loh Ting-kaes-Mintalier of Jus tice::

Chan Hou-sheng-Minister Education:

of

Chào Shu-yang-Minister Commerce and Industry;

of

Chu. Ching-lal-Minister of Com- munications:

P. 8. Lin-Minister of Publicity; Met Sze-ping-Minister of Rail- ways:

Chen Chun-pu Minister for Overseas Affairs;

Miss Tseng Ching-Minister of Health:

Wang Man-yun Minister of Agriculture and Mining;

Wang Ching-wei-Concurrently Minister for Foreign Affairs:do

Dr. Chu Min-yi will fill the post of

ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF THE URBAN COUNCIL.

DE CASTRO BASTO ·

(Boberto Alexandre, of: "Beau Sejour," 128 Argyle Street, Kowloon, 'General Medical Practitioner)

RODRIGUES

(Alberto Maria; of 126 Watering Boad,

Kowloon, General Medical Practitioner).

Manila. Rabaul, Australia, and New Zealand

Brisbane due Brisbane 22nd March. Shanghai Haiphong

8.30AM **8,30 AM · (PO&EPO Par. 4th 5.00 PM

Ord. 8th 9:30 AM

via Reg. fith 8.45 AM

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Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct..

due London, 13th March.

Service" Beg. 5.00.2M

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Air Mail for Malaya, Jays and Australia by "Im-

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WEDNESDAY

Wed. '8th:

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Facsimile of a ballot, paper used in yesterday's election--the above" fa huw 407 people voted,

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