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ROTARY CLUB TIFFIN:

INTERIOR PROVINCES - OF · CHINA ENJOYING BENEFITS OF MODERN MEDICINE AS A RESULT OF WAR

Modern medicine, until a few years ago confined to the big cities and, coastal towns, bas as a result of the war become fairly well es- tablished throughout the interior provinces of China and an em- phasis on preventive' medicine has in the past summer kept the in- terior almost free of disease of epidémie proportions, stated Dr. F. C. Yen, founder of the National Medical College and Chungshan Me- morial Hospital and a personality of eminence in medical circles In China, when he addressed the Bongkong Rotary Club tiffin meeting yesterday.

Socialised or State medicine, a subject of much intense study and discussion in Europe and America in recent years, is as near achievement In China as could be possible in a country where the medical register holds but some 10,000 names and there are barely 8,000 graduate nurses. Dr. Yen safd. State medicine, important. in that it urges a greater interest among practitioners in preventive medical work, is being practiced In China on some scale, the State seeking to assume the responsibility for the health of the community.

In Chungking, in the past sum-in December, 1930, provincial and mer, Dr. Yen quoted an example, maternity hospitals have been 300,000

people were inoculated established. against cholera, and health cen- tres in every city and extending

VISITING ROTARIANS

SPORTS & GENERAL

PROGRAMME E. C. FINCHER AND HUNG FOR FOURTH ENTER SEMI-FINAL OF EXTRA MEET OPEN TENNIS DOUBLE The following is the programme

for the Fourth Extra Race Meeting of the HK. Jockey Club to be neld at Happy Valley on Saturday, April | 26-

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With an easy passage by straight sets over PAUL KONG and FUNG YEE-PUI at the Stand Court yesterday W. C. HUNG and E. C. FINCHER qua'ified to meet "the ex-holders, Tsul Wal-pui and Tru Ya 1-pui, in the se ni-final of the doubles in the Open Tennis Tournament.

H'cap Bingles (semi-final): T. Gould beat .. Stiring Lee 6-8, 6-3.

1-2 p.m.-Taimoshan H'cap.---- Winner $500. Second $250, Third

The game yesterday wa, much below expectation. Hung and $150. For China Ponies, "D" Class.

Flacher winning by 6-1, ✪—1 Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5.

Rallies were few and far between From the Two Mile Post Once and in the few that were seen the Round & About 1 Mile 171 losers were eclipsed by the Yards).

superior volleying of their oppon- 22.30 p.m.-Canterbury Parki

ents. There were also too many Stakes.Winner $1,250. Second

gaps in the losing pair and. again $600. Third $350. For Australian such a seasoned combination as Pontes, Griffins of this Season the winners, these were not hard

to find. Weight 142 lb. 1 1. penalty for every $100 or part thereof won in stakes. Limit to penalty: 17 lb.

Winners barred Jockey Allowance, Entrance $5. Six Furlongs..

NOTE-Ponies that are entered

For this race are barred from en tering for the Charters Towers Stakes, Race No. 4.

DEADLY AT NET

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H'cap Doubles.. R, H. Blake and H. C. D. Knight beat E R. Childe and S. L. Maughan 6-3, 6-4.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1941:

S'HAI VISITORS HOME FOOTBALL, E FOOTBALL,

·CUP GOLF

RUGBY RESULTS

LONDON, Apr. 15 (Reuter)—The following were the results of foot-

COMPETITION WON ball matches played yesterday:

BY F. D. HUNTER

LONDON. CUP

Brentford 4, Queen's PR. 2; Crystal Pal, 1, Aldershot 0: Totten-

The Shanghai Visitors' Cup com- petition of the Royal Hongkong ham 2, Reading 2 Golf Club was pla, ed at Fanling on Sunday and was won by F. D. Hunter (1) who returned a nett score of 152 for 38 holes on the Old Course. Identical scares were also returned by D. I. Bosanquet (18) and A. B. Purves (9) but the prize went to Hunter who had the best score on the last 18 holes.

The prize for the best morning

LEAGUE, SOUTH wich 4, Laton 1; Portsmouth 1, Brighton 8, Southampton 3: Nor- Southend 2

REGIONAL, SOUTH

Chelsen 3, Arsenal 1: Westham 2... Watford 0; Millwall 0, Fulham 0: TODAY'S PROGRAMME

Northampton 7, Stoke The first semi-final in the Open

REGIONAL, NORTH Tournament wil be seen this

Barnsley 1. afternoon when the holders of the found went to DJ: Bosanquet with Barnley 2; Everton 2 Blackpool 2: York 6; Boltöny 0. Hung was very deadly at the net Doubles. S. A. and H. D. Rumjaha 72 and G. W. Reeve took the prize, Halifax 3, Blackburn 3; Leeds U and his "killing" gained a crop or meet Ho Ka-tau and. K. H. Yip for the afternoon round with 75.

2, Bury 2; Manchester C. 1, Man- points. Fung never really appear-on the Stauld Court. The latter... ed confident at any stage and was pair have not met with any serious Hunter (1) 75, 77-152; D. I. Bosan Sheffield W. 3, Sheffield U. 1: Complete scores follow:-F. Dchester U. 7: Rochdale 0. Odham very erratic while Kong's stro. gest opposition, having quite an easy quet (18) 72 80-152 4. B. Purves Southport 2, Liverpool 0; Stockport 4; Rotherham 3, Huddersfield 1: passage but have shown that they (9) 74, 78=152; Q. W. Reeve (14) 5, Bradford C. 2; Preston 3, Ches- There was nothing of note in are not a pair to be taken light. 79, 74154; A. D. Humphreys (11) ter 0.

department was his service

Club

80.

REGIONAL MATCHES Mansfeld 5, Bradford 1; Ches- terfield 3. Notts C. 0; Leicester. 1,

79, Lincoln i; Newcastle 3, Sunder- 82. and 4: Wrexham 5. Stoke 2; Dan-

into every haten in some provinces Dr. Arthur W. Woo presided at

the first set, the winners annexing The following are the were giving all essential aid to bet-the meeting, and Rotarian Dr. G. 3-3 p.m.--St. George's. Plate.--it after the loss of the second matches:

79, 75154: A. J. Dennis (7) 7. ter health that are possible with D. R. Black thanked the speaker Presented: with $1,500 added for game. The second set however, Umited means. With many med visiting Rotarians were Mr. L. T. Winner. Second $500. Third $300. Started with a different complex.(15,2) ▼ R. E Guest (-15.1),

Heap Singles: C. H. R. Oxlade 78-155; W. W, C Shewan (8) 75.

81-156: cal schools moved into the interior. Chen, of Chungking. who spoke A Handicap for China: Ponies, "B" With Kong sending over several

G... M. Park (6) a vigorous medical training pro-en the Rotary Club there which, Class. Ponies to

H'cap Doubles (semi-final); T. C ̧ [77=157; A. M.Kellar (7) be ridden by "aces" and Fung striking a bright Monaghan and T. J. Gould (-15.78157; J gramme was being conducted in he

B. Mackie (8) sald was constantly

and Jockeys who have won at least 10 Patch, the losers ran into lead 'v H. J. Armstrong and P. Wynter 76138; W. J. A Mackenzie'(16) 82.caster 1, Lincoln 2, new centres, three schools being gradually growing, and Mr. W." H. Omcial flat in operation in Chengtu, three in Hudspeth of Shanghai.

races anywhere, or of 4. This effort seemed to Blyth (-15).

73-158; J. J. van Muhlen (20)-75, Chungking, and several elsewhere.

Jockeys approved by the Stewards. prove too much for them and they

83-158: Lt. Col. E. D. Matthews Guests, who were introduced by Entrance $5. One and a Quarter lost the next five in a row, LADIES GOLF UNION (16) 76, 83-159; J Linaker (15) 77. Rotarian the Very Rev. J. L. Wil-Miles.

SPITFIRE FUND

PROHIBITIVE COST-

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son. were Messrs. B: J. Israel, F. C. With limited staff and equip-Liew, K. S. Wong, J. H. Middlecoat, ment, it has been found practical Dr. Yang Ke. Dr. H. C. Ku and Mr. to train especially a medical per- 4. S. Job. sonnel of lower type. Dr. Yen sald, able to cope with the more simple problems of maintenance of health. With the cost of drugs Imported from foreign countries

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MACAO LYCEUM

as prohibitive as it now is, vaccines BEAT 'VARSITY

AT HOCKEY

are now being produced to serve much of the need that exists. A survey of the essential drugs re- quired in preventive work made. early in the war revealed that 60sity by the single goal in a hockey

Macao Lyceum beat the Univer.

4,--3.30 p.m.-Charters Towers.

$800. Third $350. For Australian Stakes-Winner $1,250. Second

Ponies, Griffins of this Season. Weight 142 lb. 1 lb. penalty for every $100 or part thereof won li

stakes. Limit to penalty: 17 lb.

Winners barred. Jockey Allowarice.

Entrance $5. One Mile.

NOTE--Pordes that are entered for this race are barred from en- tering for the Canterbury "Park Stakes. Race No. 2.

5. p.m.-Broken Hill H'cap-

of a list of 100 different drugs encounter at Pokfulam yesterday. First Section. Winner $800. complied could be manufactured University ftelded what was Second $400. Third $250: For "Aus- in China, and an attempt is be practically their best team, but trallan Ponies, "B" Class. Jockey ing made to establish a drug-found the Macac students a good] Allowance. Entrance $5, One and manufacturing plant.

match. Trigo de Silva, Macao a Quarter Miles, "If medicine is to reach the centre half, scored in the Arst mass of the people we must try half.

to seek a maximum medical value The teams were

it

NOTE-One Entry only will be made for the Broken Hill 'cap (Races Nos. and 10 Entries wil be divided into First and Second Sections at 'the discretion of the Handicapper.

(as a minimum cost." Dr. Yen "said, ¦ MACAO LYCEUM: Rozario "' and an 'cance of preventive, Liang: G, Noronha, A. Basto; G. medicine is worth a pound of cure. Silva, Trigo de Silva, A. Leltao; Typhold patients, for example, are H. Rocha, A. Basto 1r. G. Souza,

5.- 4.30 normally hospitalised about six A. Silva and Almeida.

p.in.--Kosia Stakes. First Section.-Winner $1.000. weeks and complications may UNIVERSITY: Lee Hau-fong: Second $500, Third $300. For Aus- arise that will invalid them for K. Y. Tam, N. H. Low; S. Amtralian Subscription Ponies of 1941. life. A preventive vaccination will plavanar, Lee Chee-kun, 2. T Weight 142 lb. 1 lb. penalty for Chin; Aziz Ahmed, D. Chelliah every $100 or part thereof won in Hans Raj. N. Singh and Ho Hon- stakes. fah.

save all this."

MASS INOCULATION

At the beginning of the War cholera epidemies were raging all over China.. Last summer, mass inoculation prevented the ap- pearance of this disease in epide- mic form

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In the Central Government's campaign to safeguard the na-

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WOMEN'S BADMINTON DOUBLES

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Limit to penalty: 17 lb. Winner barred. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. One and a Quarter Miles.

NOTE: One Entry only will be made for the Koala Stakes. (Races Nos. 6 and 8). Entries will be divid- ed Into First and Section Sections by a Draw,

Pohles that are entered for, this.

tional health, stress is laid on Four matches in the first round race are barred from entering for practical service, Dr. Yen said, and of the badminton women's doubles the St. Kilda Stakes, Races Nos. 7 there are in the field today a were played last evening at the or 9. hundred anti-epidemic units, mo-Jewish Recreation Club, Robinson bile in character, which may be Road. at short notice despatches

The game between Miss M. wherever an epidemfe threatens. Ribeiro and Mrs. O. Silva and Miss Stress is laid also on child and U. Khoa and Mrs. Wilson was the maternity welfare and small hos- most closely contested. pitals are being set up, of 50 beds, The results were as follows:— wherever circumstances make it

Miss M. M. Silva, and Miss A possible.

Xavier beat Miss J. Choa and Miss

75 p.m.-St. Kilda Stakes.- First Section. Winner $1,000, Second $500. Third $300. For Aus- tralian Subscription Ponies of 1941. Weight 142 lb. 1 lb. penalty for every $100 or part thereof won In stakes. Limit to penalty: 17 lb. Winners barred. Jockey Allowance. Entrance $5. Six Furlongs,

All this, however, is but a drop M. Churn, 15-4, 5-11; Miss M. In the ocean, Dr. Yen sald, and re- Ribeiro and Mrs. O. Silva beat Misa NOTE-One Entry only will be presented an attempt to set a U. Khoo and Mrs. Wilson, 18-13, made for the St. Kilda (Races Nos, standard urging the establishment 15-6; Mrs. N. Castro and Miss T. 7 and 9). Entries will be divided of similar units and hospitals by Gonzalz beat Miss G. White and into First and Second Sections by the various Provincial Health Ad- Miss Wong, 15-3, 15-8; Mrs. Tor-a Draw."

ministrations. The standards were rible and Mrs. Zimmern beat Miss Ponies that are entered for this being followed by the provinces, Noronha and Miss Pereira, 15-2, race are barred from entering for and in Szechuan for example, 15-2."

where the Provincial Health Ad- ministration was only established

'LADIES' Golf

The Golf Match played on the

the Koala Stakes, Races Nos. or

8.

B-5.30 p.m.-Koala Stakes." Second Section,

(See Bace, No. 6).

9-6 pm-8t. Kilda Stakes.-

ADVERTISEMENTS April 12, between the ladies

New Course, Fanling, on Saturday. Second Section.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

of

thɩ Kowloon Golf Club and those of the Royal Hongkong Golf, Club, resulted in a win for the lafter.

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Fourth Extra Race:

Meeting to be held (weather

(See Race No. 7),

10. 5.30 p.m.-Broken Hill H'cap; Second Section.

(See Race No, 5).

SPORTING FIXTURES

permitting) on Saturday, 26th HOCKEY-

TUDAY --

Swimming Practice 15.30 p.m.

Entries close for 8.30 p.m.i.

April, 1941, may be obtained from Hongkong Hockey Association's TENNIS Colony Championships, the Secretary's Office, Exchange Six-a-Side Tournament. Buliding; the Club House, SWIMMING, European Y.M.C.A.

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Happy Valley: the Hong Kong Club; the Sports, Club; and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road...

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON on THURSDAY, 17th April 1941.

By Order,

Swimming p.m.)..

Practice (5.30-8:30

TENNIS Colony Championships. Open Doubles, Semi-anal-Ho Ka-lau and K.H. Yip v. SA. and H.D. Rumjahn (Stand Court). TOMORROW

BILLIARDS

Open Doubles, Semi-final-Paul Kong and Fung Yee-pul or W.G.}| Hung and EC. Fincher v. Taul Wal-put and

Taul Yau-pul (Stand Court) Club Champion- ship-C.H.R. Öxlade v. F.W. Car- ter (4); T.G. Monaghan or RE. Guest V. M. Pagh (8).

FRIDAY, APRIL 18 SWIMMING. European Y.M.C.A. Swimming and Water-polo Ezac» tice (6.30 p.m.-8.30 p.m.). TENNIS Colony Championships. Open Singles, Semi-final,-HD. Rumjahn v Tui Tanu (Stand

Y.M.C.A. Billiarda Section Meeting, 6.30 pm. RACING... Entries close for Hongkong Jockey Club's Fourth Extra Race Meeting, 12 noon 204 SWIMMING-European YMCA. Court)

C. B. BROWN, Secretary.

Fincher and Hung were run- ners-up in 1937 while Fi cher. entered the final in 1932...1933 1934 (with E. Goldman) and Hung was runner-up. with Ho Ka-lau in 1935.

CLUB RESULTS The following were the results Club matches:-

Singles: R. E. Guest beat T. Monaghan 6-1, 6-2.

83-160:

ADAMSON CUP

Thu collection for the Ladies Golt Unica Spitfire Fund NOW G. W. Sewell with a score of Ri- amounts to. $1.240 and £30. The 1260 qualified for the Adamson list is about to be closed and Cup for April. Pir to subscribe are re-

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orquested send in their contribu- BOMBER COMPETITION

tions to Mrs. A. K. Mackenzie, 47 Capt J Reidy won the play-on C. Stubbs Road. betere the end of for the Third S. C. M. Post (Bomber

the week.

Fund Competition

SMOKERS

ALL SM

CALLING

LIPPER

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RUGBY MATCHES

The folowing were the results of Easter Monday Rugby..

Bath 13. Army XV 11; Cardiff "3. Pontypool 8; North Command 44. Eastern Command. 9: Wasps 6, Hayden Tanners Welsh XV s

LEAGUE

Keighley 2, Huddersfield 23; Halifax 70, Featherstone 2; York 17. Castleford 5.

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Bradford Northern. 28. Wigan 9.

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