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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1931.

H. K. DIPHTHERIA BIG GOVERNMENT DARK BLUES WIN

PERIOD.

Abnormally High 1931 Figures.

INTERVIEW WITH

THE M. O. H.

Although an abnormal yun11- ber of diphtheria cases have been reported to the Medical Department this year, there is no cause for panic, or alarm, said Dr. C. W. Pope, Medical Officer of Health, speak ing to a Telegraph representa- tive on the question this morn- ing.

even

The statistics for the inst fuur- teen years prove beyond doubt that diphtheria in Hongkong is a SERsonal complaint, and is more prevalent during the first two and last months of the year, than at any other period.

Figures since 1977 show that whereas from March to November the average number of diphtheria cases notified weekly is about six, from November to February, In- clusive, the figure doubles itself, and the numbera total from any- thing between 10 and 19.

Up to 1928 the average for the year was very nearly 90. but this year alrendy 138 cues have been placed on record.

The main cause for this. according to the M.O... is not due to finity sanitation, so much as to dust infection. The excep

lonally dry weather, which hast prevailed during the last two months has brought with it additional diphtheria barterin.

Immunization System.

EXPENDITURE.

A THI

QUEEN'S

·AT RUGGER.

TO BE MET FROM NEW Brilliant Display By

LOAN FUNDS.

At to-morrow's meeting of the) Legislative Council, the Colonial Secretary will move resolutions providing for the expenditure of

the following items during the toming year, the sums to be met from future loans and to be mean-

QPENING CEREMONY POSPONED.

The New Playground at Wanchai

We are Informed that the opening of the new Govern- ment playground at Wanchai, which has been equipped by the Rotary Club, has been Indefinitely postponed, owing to the inclement weather.

The opening ceremony was to have been performed this afternoon at 4 o'clock by Sir William Hornell.

while charged as advances from the surplus balances the

of Colony:

$411,789 on the Shing Mun Valley Scheme, First Section.

$34,000 on the Kai Tak Aero- drome hangar,

3347,000 on the Aberdeen Valley water schenie.

Skipper.

PACK'S TRIUMPH.

London, Dec. B.

Roberts, skipper of the Oxford rugger Bfteen, was chiefly responsible for their splendid 10 points to a victory over Cambridge in the fty-sixth inter-Varsity match.

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Roberts played the game of his life. The Oxford three-quarters werg wenk in finishing and the for- wards decided to take matters in- to their own hands. Roberts was particularly elusive and he and N. Lamport riddled the Cambridge ranks, notably in the second half.

Cambridge scored fient through Smeddle, their international three. quarter, who literally flung himself over the line to score a superb try.

Oxford equnilsed in the thirty- fifth minute when Minns went over for a try. They secured the lead two minutes before the inter- val, when Roberts dropped a goal.

Oxford thus led by seven points to three at half-time,

The second half produced a tense struggle for mastery. Cambridge Connd their forwards beaten for the ball time after time and though some brilliant Tuns were made, they were brought to an end be Fore danger really developed. When the Twickenham crowd was expect. ing the match to end without fur. con-ing the

ther score, the American member of the Oxford side, F. Hovde, won a terrific race for a touch and scored a further try for Oxford. It was the last minute of the same. Henley failed to convert.-Reuter.

$20,000 on the filters in nexian with the Shlug Mun Valley scheme.

$770,000 on the Vehicular Ferry, $300,000 on the new, Gaol Wong Ma Kok.

BURMA'S FUTURE DISCUSSED.

CHARACTER OF SECOND CHAMBER.

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Contact as a result of this is very difficult to combat, and it was suggested by Dr. Pope that the only real way to defy the

Auch under Acourge

conditions was by the introduction of the Immunization System, which is now being practised to Rome extent in England and ather

London, Der, 8. countries. It was too complicat- At the Burma Round Table ed a method to explain in detail. Conference, the discussion STAR our representative was informed, continued to-day in Committee on but the process was not dis-the character of the Second Cham- similar to that of vaccination. ber.

EMPIRE TEA

PREFERENCE.

MANY QUESTIONS IN COMMONS.

London, Dec. 8. Only Empire teas will be bought for the Army and the Royal Air Force in future, declared Mr. A. Duff Cooper, in the House of Com- mon to-day.

That would undoubtedly be This evening the delegates at introduced in Hongkong some tended the House of Lords to fime in the future, the Medical listen to the debate on Indin. Oficer was confident. It had On Thursday morning, the already been adopted amongolegates will be received said he had noted the representa- schoolchildren in England with by H.M. the King at Buckingham tions and communications of the

excellent results.

Palace-British Wireless,

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people were definitely beginning

Later, Mr. Neville Chamberlain

Empire Tea Associations, but he I was unable to make a futher state- ment, regarding preferences, for

to put their trust in hospital the present. treatment, and as a result more

Not Really Unusual. Dr. Pope added in explanation that although the figures for 1931 were high. It had to be remem- discoveries of the complaint Java with Empire teas, which were hered that they covered both were being made, than when the Hongkong and Kowloon, both of hospitals were shunned by victima which had grown very largely, sol of the disease.

Asked to prevent the blending of

being sold as "Empire Blend," Mr. Hore Belisha, Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade,

that in proportion, the discuse So far as he could" tell, the and he would consider the matter was not mare prevalent now than Eastern districts were the chiefly if furnished with particulars.-. before. In addition to this, nicted parts of the Colony.

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