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SERVICES' FOOTBALL

(Continued from Page 9.) 12TH BATT. LOSE TO MEDICALS Winners Better Balanced

Following their defeat of the 20th Battery in the R.A. Cup, the 12th Battery, R.A. were less successful when they met the R.A.M.C. in the Small Units football league yester day.

The R.A.M.C., the more balanced team, won by three' goals to one, despite the inclusion of Allan, Pardoo and Edmunds in the Artillery team. Seal, however, was a notablo absentee from the 12th.

The teams were level at half time, Edmunds scoring for the Battery and Poole, for the Medicals. After the change over, the RAM.C., held the balance of exchanges, and further goals came from Savoury and Milling

ton.

CHINA FLEET LEAGUE

EAGLE WIN SMARTLY

AGAINST KENT Although somewhat blessed with fortune, H.M.S. Eagle gained a smart win against H.M.S. Kent in the third division of the China Fleet football yesterday, when the teams met at Happy Valley The Aircraft Carrier won 'by the odd goal in three, and were Indebted to Cast for his snap shooting.

The Eagle were slightly the

better team In the first half, and Longley, the Kent goalkeeper was kept busler than his opposite number. Despite a bright dis- play, ho was beaten by Cast be- fore the Interval,

An early goal by the Eagle, centre-forward after the restart looked likely to pave the way for n Kent debacle, but the men from the aeship recovered, and when Bone got through to reduce the load, they took command of the exchanges. Under a continuous nssault, the Earle defence stood up well, and the Kent were denied an equalising goal.

This success puts the Eagle one point behind the Kent for Becond place, with the Medway lending the division with eleven points.

Teams:

H.M.S. Eogle: Kerswell: Alston, Jane, Myllot, Rapley, Freeman; Dix. Bird, Bonc. Scott. Barnes,

H.M.S. Kent: Longley; Chariton Luckett; Hartley, Schofield, Heap; Hollingsworth. Knowles, Armatrong, Bird,

FO'CASLE WIN

Chil,

Against H.M.S. Eagle Petty Officers

SERVICES'

CRICKET.·

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Lt. Metcalfo.b. Petch B.S.M. Wilkab, Michell Gar. Woods b. Michell Gar. Martapp C, Durham

Michell

Gar. Morris b. Michell Bdr. Elliott L. Ridgers Lt. Ives Not out

Extra

Total

LEAGUE POINTS FOR KEPPEL

Beat Witshed By

Five Wickets

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER

THE UNKNOWN BLONDE

'(Continued from, Page 3.)

They

the disappeared down stairs. Bannister and Cunninghamı remained to eye each other.

"Don't think I know your name,' Cunningham said apologetically, "Are you a new man 7′′

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PANTOMIME FOR CHRISTMAS

ATTRACTIVE EVENT ARRANGED

With the approach of Christmas, the entertainment of the children of the Colony has again been remembered by Mrs. A. C, Womack and, as was the case last year, ahe. haa once more buckled to for the enjoyment of the younger genera- tion.

amuse

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RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

CANTONESE LESSON FROM THE STUDIO

Front ZBW on 'n wavelength of 356 meirce:

5.8 p.m. European programme, 3-5.50 p.m. A relay from Daventry, 6.30-6 pm A ring of the Hon kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden.

6-6.30 p.m. Children's Concert arranged by Mrs. L. St. A. Sharpham

6.80-7 p.m. A relay of the Hong- kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden.

7 p.m. Closing Local Block Quota.. tons, etc.

7,3-7.30 p.m.

Bannister nodded. Within the past few minutes he had exper-

For thle coming Christmas she 120 fenced auch n complete emotional has taken the bare plot of the let-down that he felt almost giddy. "Queen of Hearts" and has He had como racing to headquar- written around that theme a most tera from the newspaper office, delightful little pantomime. At-from the Studio.. thinking he would find Jullet tractive dialogue, the effort of hor France thoro. Juliet France, nr-own peu, swinging songs and rested for murder! He could not dainty dancing in the fare, all for nearly explain, even to himself, the tight-combining to ness in his throat that picture had two hours. evoked. He had wanted to help Mrs. Womack gathered around the girl, had promised to help her, her an enthusiastic east of grown- and he had failed. The extent of ups and kiddies and amongst the that failure was completely humil Intter will again be seen those lating. It was worse. Now, after budding seeing the dark-eyed, shrewish Carletta, Bannister felt such relief that it was a comfort to steady one hand against the wall.

The Kappel defeated the Wit shed in the 8th Destroyer Flotilla Cricket league match yesterday afternoon at the Valley by 5. wickets.

White of the Keppel played de Ilghtful cricket to score 35 out of the total of 72. He remained undefeated. Lt. St. Clair Ford was very unfortunate, his second ball breaking off the bat to be caught by Kinnard. Lt, Clark was outstanding In the fielding.

WITSHED.

Comdr, Williams c. White b

Goodburn...... Kennard c. Whiskerd h. Good-

burn........ Bryan b. Whiskerd Handford e, Jenner b. Whisk

erd

Edwarda h. Lewis

Chaltis b, Lewis.. Armstrong b. Lewis Stucky.not out..... Sheridan e. Whiskerd b. Lewis, Biggenden b. Lewis Pedge b. Goldburn

Extras

Total

"Yes," he said. “I'm working on the Post temporarily. Bannister's Used to work here yours my name. ago."

"Know your AV around this place?"

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"I think so." Gainey reappeared then, bound- ing up the steps, as usual, two at a time. "Wow" he said." What a handful that dame is!"

Cunningham said, "If you two are going to stay I guess I'll beat it back to the office.

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"O. K." agreed Gainey. "Tell

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Austin I'll call in half an hour,”

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For the first time Bannister felt 4 something like confidence in what

ho was about to do. The convic tion that he had blundered into something he was certain to regret obegan to recede,

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"Gainey," be said, "there's one thing I'd like to do right away. I'm about eight hours behind the 61 rest of you fellows on all this but I'm going to try to catch up. suppose you were out at the Shelby Arms this morning and saw the room-I mean King's room where T'd like to they found his body? have a look at that place myself. Windows and doors and all that. Get it in my mind. Do you sup. pose you could fix it up 7"

"Might see the Chief." Gainey 35 Buggested. "You said you know

him, didn't you?".

Twenty minutes later, with a mes- 78age signed by Chief Henley in his vest pocket, Bannister sat out for Lt. Clark, Jenner, Hollis, Yoe the Shelby Arms. But he had an

errand to take care of first. man did not bat.

H.M.S. KEPPEL

Free not out Berry c. Stucky b. Bryan Goodburn b. Bryan Lewis b. Bryan... Whiskerd b. Sheridan Lt. St. Clair Ford c. Kinnard

b. Sheridan White not ont

Extras

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Tota!

WATER POLO

SUBMARINES BEAT EAGLE

leo Boenā

He walked across town to Sixth street, continued until he reached the Hotel Tremont. Entering, he crossed the lobby, picked up one of the house telephones and asked to be connected with Ming Jullet France's room.

There was some delay. The operator couldn't seem to get the name correctly. After that thoro At last Ban- The Submarine proved far too was a further wait. good for H.M.S. Eagle in a water nister beard the operator's volco polo match played in the European and then a man's. The man said, YMCA bath fast night, when "I'm sorry. Miss France checked they won by six goals to two. out of the hotel early this after

Laker was in great form for the noon." "Subs", netting four goals, whilst Ford added the other two.

Webster, and Revelle replied the Eagle, who were generally speaking outplayed.

The ERA. and Chiefs and Petty Officers of the Eagle yesterday played the fo'castle of the Eagle in an inter-depart-for mental football league match at Caroline Hill, the fo'castle rumming out winners by four goals to nil, after a very excit- ing game.

The teams were: Submarine:-Jones: Bailey and Laker: Groves: Ratcliff, Lee and

Ford.

and

Engle-Tate: Rovelle Hyde: Mullery: Hogg, Tordof and Webster.

(To Be Continued).

JUST CALL ME “GRAU"

CUBA'S PRESIDENT DOESN'T MIND

Havana.

President Ramon Grau

San

ter Deck by four goals to one. Martin saw no reason why nowa

ed the tables in favour of the

A forward ne superiority turn-paper writers should not abbreviate

hid lengthy name. He is quite will

Thespians, Marigold Sorby and John Wynne-Jones,

The Committee of the Helena May Institute are taking a Reen interest in the pantomime and are affording of the help possible to make the production &à suCCCAS. Last year the hall was available | for one afternoon only but 9-- rangements have been made this year so that three performances can be given.

Concerto in A Minor (Schumann,

Op. 54).

Alfred Cortet and London Sym- phony Orchestra conducted by

Sir Landon Ronald. 7.30-8 p.m. From the Studio,

Lessons in The 9th of a series

"Cantonese" by the Rev. 31r.

1. R. Wells.

8. p.m.

Report ceru

Local Time and Weather

8.3-10.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Con-

Newn.

10.80 p.m. Rugby, Mid-day Press 10.35 p.m.

Close Down. All relays from the Hotel are by

will be broadcast from the Studio.

The dates are the 14th, 15th courtesy of the Management, and and 16th December and the cur-during the intervals recorded music tain rises në 5.30 p.m. sharp. which should allow an opportunity for all children to Ace the Tantomime,

KOWLOON

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tremely week from loss of blood.

HUSBAND'S DISCOVERY.

The first intimation of the brutal attack was when Mr. Hunter re- turned to the house shortly after

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pan. Opening the front door, Bucharest he saw blood splashed all over Hongkong

Brussels, the hall. Going into the front

noticed bloodstains in Stockholm. room he the doorway and smeared on one Copenhagen of the chairs. Turning to leave Lisbon

noticed his wife Bombay, the room, he

Rio Yokochama huddied ap in the corner of the bathroom on the opposite side of

with Montevideo

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of the assault,

He immediately rushed to the Empress Store and phoned for medical aid. A lady happened to be in the shop at the time and. when informed drove in her car to the Water Police Station to report the mat- ter. The police were soon on the scene, Prior to their arrival Mr. Hunter had endeavoured to atem the flow of blood.

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SPORT ADVTS.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The FOURTEENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING-will-bo-held-(Wenther- AFFAIR A MYSTERY.

Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on Mr. Hunter was rushed to Saturday, 2nd December, 1933, com- Kowloon Hospital for medical at-mencing at 2.00 p.m. tention, and her reported as serious.

The knife with which the attack]

made was found in the

wan

condition was

The First Bell will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and

kitchen, covered with blood, with their Ladies must wear their Badges strands of hair sticking to it.

No explanation can be found for the attack The coolic had al ways been kindly treated, and appeared to be of a quiet and peaceful disposition.

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"ONLY SIXTEEN. The description of the servant was circulated Immediately after the report of the affair was

16 ceived by the police. Ho la years of age, of medium height and build, clear complexion, huir parted on the loft side, wearing houseboy's clothes and speaks Puntl

Quarter Deck, and they lost fting for them to use merely "Grau." ECONOMY APPROVED.

chances in front of goal.

In fact he signs almost everything

In the first half the Petty Om- core managed to hold their own against the strong opposition of the attackers, only allowing them to break through on one occasion. Trout's goal was the result of a fine individual effort. For the most part the standard of play was of the highest calibre, with the exchanges plasingly free from

The exchanges were very keen, "Ramon Grau." fouls. When the half-time whistle and the Stokara were a trifle un- "Here we usually employ both our bly, the lower deck were leading fortunate to lose by such a wide father's and mother's surnames,

London, Nov. 30. one nit.

margin.

the President said. My father's The Legislative Council of New The second half saw the Petty, Forries, Williams, Williamsonning was Grau and my mother's foundland has passed resolutions Officers defence broken by con- and Brandon scored for the Quar San Martin, no that my full name on the Royal Commission's Report centrated attacks and Williams ter Deck and Ellis replied for the wouht be Ramon Grau y San unanimously, broke through early to place the Stokers.

Martin. However, I do not write Earlier in the week the resolu ball beyond the goalie's rench, A

tlona were approved by the Legls lative Assembly.

Teams:

few mitiutea inter, Trout added Stokers: Quilten; Magille, Gaha in the "y"-Reuter.

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another goal, whilst just before fan: Mason. Fowler, Whittle; the end. Hart made a sole effort Fletcher, Ellis, Wichwar, Smith, to score the fourth. Toama

Root.

The Hongkong Branch of the Eng, PETTY

OFFICERS: Boyes;

Quarter Deck:-Parker: Pringto, lint Ansociation holds its worthy, Nous Lovel: Hewitt, Robertson, William Tuesday, December 6. The mes

NEWFOUNDLAND PASSES COMMISSION REPORT

The Report ndvinca draatio changes in Newfoundland's admis- second tration, to effect economy-British

Wireless. meeting

titute at 0.30 p.m. Minn H. D. Sawi yer, the head-mistress of the Diocesan Girls' School, will lecture on "The Teaching of English in Schools.”

Warhan; Thomas, Pur-son; Ferris. Elicy, Brandon, Wil-will be held in the Helena May Ins chase, Foater, Bradshaw and Hams, Hemmings, Edgumba.

FO'CASTLE: Bowens; Grindly, Hall; Lewis, Dibban, McClurg Pongalloy, Johnston, Trout, Wii- Hama, Hart

INTER-DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE

Medway Quarter Deck Beat Stokers

CARTHAGE GIVE A GOOD DISPLAY

Hold Their Own Against Kent

LINDBERGH FLIGHT.

LEAVE PORTUGAL FOR -

WEST AFRICA

Lisbon, Nov. 30.

They will fly from there to Por- tuguese New Guinen,

The date of thoir transatlantic leht, however, is Indefinite

Reuter.

more practice, the Carthage team Col. and Mrs. Lindberghi loft would be able to hold any good Porto Praias for Bathurst, Gam- team in this colony to a draw.. bla, on the west coast of Africa;

The standard of play, except to-day. for intervals, waa inclined to be The Tamar defeated a team on the nerappy stile, nolther team 'from the Carthage yesterday being up to standard,

afternoon at the Valley. The Higby scored one and Dawking Carthage put up a game fight and two for the visitors, while considering that they do not Elsworth netted three and Smith have the chance to get much one for the Tamar. Teame,

8. S. Carthage, L. Brown; practice. At half time the Block, Dickson, Hall, Whinney, teams were equal, having each. Macdonald; Brown, Dawkins, scored three goals.

Irby. Eagles, Blacknell,

HM-8, Tamarı- Woir; ~~~G. Whinney and igby played an Clarke, Wells; Madison, Butler, league, when they were banten excellent game for the visitors, recent N. Cirirke, Elsworth, Americans on board bis fingship the at Happy Valley by the Quar- and there was evidence that with Smith, Bonnot, Fisher.

The Stokera of HM.S. Medway yesterday took the count. In the knock-out com- petition of the Medwavel Inter-denartmental football

Yesterday, by proclamation of President Roosevelt, was. Thanks giving, Day for all Americans who ara citizens of the United States. In the afternoon Admiral Upham, the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Asintia Fleet

entertained local

U.8. erulser Augusta,'

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No Ond without a Badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosuro.

Badges admitting, Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $3.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) aro obtainable through the

the SECRETARY upon

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The Secretary's office, 3rd Floor. Gloucester Building., (Tel. 27794).

will close at 12 o'clock noon,

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale

the Race Course.

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On No Protext will Children be permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tins are obtainable at the Clue Houso

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By Order,

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Secretary. Hongkong, 27th November, 1935,

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