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HOLIDAY CRICKET Player Selected For Week-End Games

A friendly game of cricket will be played between the Club de Recreio and the Craigengower C.C. nt Recreio on Saturday commencing at 2 p.m. The following teams have been Relceted:

POLISH, HUNGARIAN

DEMANDS

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Slovakio would be impossible and { that a solution is nevertheless urgeat-

ly needed.

Bays

Incorporation into Hungary, the paper, would solve many pro- Diema and would plente Poland by Joining her frontier to that of Hung- ary.

For a thousand years the two coun- Recreto-Dr. A. M. Rodrigues tries had a common frontier in the (Capt.) Dr. E. L. Goano, P. M. N, da Carpathians and if this frontier was renewed the position of the two Silvo, jnr, W. A. Reed, A. M. Prata,

countries would be greatly stren Dr. 11. L. Ozorio, A. P. Pereira, E. M.

a military point of L. Scares, L. Gornno, A. V. Gosanothened from

of view. and N. Belteno.

Cralgengower. E. Zimmern (Capt.) A, B. Hamron. A. R. H. Email P. J. Billimoria, G. Souza, F. K. Lee, D. Hung, J. L. Youngsaye, W. L. Rapley, A. Zimmern and A. K. Ismail. Umpire, G. Ladd. Scorer, T. Locke.

K.C.C. TEAMS Kowloon Cricket Club well! meet the Navy on Saturday with the fol- lowing teams:

The paper asserts that the Czech

Government had made the area an oh base for Soviet planes, and the centre of Communist propaganda in Poland and Rumania is in this dis- triut.

The attitude of the Czechs towords this question, the paper usserts, will be watched etosely as an indication whether the Czechs desire to improve their relations with the Poles.-Trans- Ocean.

RUTHENIAN DEMAND

Warsaw, Oct. 6.

Firats (away)-D. J. N. Antlerson, G. F. O'Bryen, H. Brokenshire, A. A. It is semi-officially tearned that a Dand, E. F. Fincher, B. D. Lay, R. deputation from the Carpathian E. Le

Lee, N. D. Lloyd, W. L. McKenzie, Ruthenian are, representing all A. Madar, N. A. E. Mackay, J. P. political parties except the Com-

umpire.

inunists, has gone to Prague to de- econds

(home).-W. Afulcahy, F.mand a plebiscite to determine the A. Adama, R. Baldwin, K. Baxter, R. future of their state. T. Brondbridge, F. A. Broadbridge, T. W. Carr, G. W. Ciffen, S. A. Gray, J. R. Luke, H. F. Shields.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

The Hongkong Slock Exchange official summury issued at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, says:

The market remained inactive.

Union n. 4315

Bnyers

Union Waterboats $

IK, Hoteln $7.03

ILK. Trams (17

Peak Traina (Old) 161

Star Ferrica $77

China Lights (Old) $11.10 Telephones (New) $i

HK. Ropes $4.05

Kellers

Providenta (Old) $7,15 Providents (New) $5.00

Sales

Hongkong Banks $1.485

H.K. Steambonia $10/20.15

H.K. Wharves $izi

HK. Lands $3

ILK, Trama 317

China Lights" (Old) #1120

Electricn $50

Sandakan Lighta $to

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Alok 35

Bagulo Gold 24

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L. X. L. 02

San Mauricio 74

Huyoo Consol, 1855

United Paracales 331

Poland and Hungary are both ex-

pected to support the demand for an

autonomous state.--Trans-Occan, ›

SLOVAK GOVERNMENT

INSTALLED

Pressburg, Oct. 7. The frat Slovakian Government. with M. Tiso as Premier, was pro- claimed here last night.

In the manifesto the new Govern- ment states that it advocates a pesec- ful settlement of the controversial problems within the sphere of the Munich Agreement. opposes

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SWIMMING CONTEST

TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .6, 1938.

Danish And Dutch Women In Competition

Copenhagen, Oct. 6. The women's swimming contest between Denmark, and Holland be gan with three competitions last night, Denmark leading 17 to 10 points.

CZECHS MAY SOON JOIN TOTALITARIAN AXIS

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Ing with Germany," declares Colonel Moravec of the Czech General Sinf writing in the semi-official Lidove Noviny.

"The New Czech frontlers will not allow our State to remain a military power against Germany, therefore we shall never again be part of a coali- The 100 metrey backstroke wastton against Germany," declared tho won by van Feggelen (Holland) inexpert.—Trans-Occon. 1 min. 14.2 secs, against Ragnhild Hveger,

The 200 metres breaststroke was Won by Waalburg (Holland) in 3 mln. 2.4 secs, against Socrensen.

The 400 metres crawl was won by the Danish holder of the world re- cord. Ragnhild Hveger, in 5 min. 8.2 accs.Trans-Ocean.

SOCCER SELECTIONS

The following have been chosen to represent the Middlesex Regiment against Kowlood at Sookumpoo to MOITOW:

FOUR YEAR PLAN

Prague, Oct, 0. Several Czech papers are demand-- Ing the inauguration of a "four year plan" on the German model.

plan is nowhere more necessary than The Telegraph states that such a

in Czecho-Slovakin, where the State is confronted by enormous difficulties, such as the change of the road and rull system and reducing a huge un- employment total---Trans-Oceanz

LOGICAL CONSEQUENCE

London, Oct, 0.

While Opposition papers decture that Dr. Dene resignation is the result of Mr. Chamberlain's policy, the majority of papers dismiss It as merely the logical_consequence

developments. recent dev

of

Isi "XI nt 4.30 p.m.-Jackson; Cooper and Sheehan, Freshwater, Bright and Wilkinson; Grogan, Cour- tency, Coomer, Saw and Marrable. The Daily Express states that the 2nd XI at 3 p.m.-Drake; Thom-Czechs must now seek to establish son and Collter: Haymes, Thomas close relations with Germany and are and Riches; Taylor, Frost, Devon-evidently willing to что БО. Since shire. Simmons and Talt.

Herr Hitler would not have Reserve, Whilehouse.

operated with Dr. Benes, the President had to go.

The Times regards Dr. Benes as the typical exponent of the League of

JAPANESE

DROWNED

Naval Patrol Rammed By German Ship

CD- old

Nation's doctrine. Being closely associated with the Czecho-Slovakio of Versailles, Dr. Benes would have been unable to transform himself Into a true leader of the future Czech state-Trans-Ocean,

NEW PRESIDENT

Prague, Oct. 0. .Political papers of all partles mention General Sirovy as the logical successor of President Benes as head of the Czech State.

So far, however, no announcement has been made and the Constitution allows a full fortnight before the new President need be chosen.

any

The German river steamer Elbhor changes in the Slovak frontiers with-sank a Japanese Naval Patrol boat of Shanghal out consultations with the representa in the lower section tives of the Slovak nation, demands harbour recently when she was pro- an international system of protection ceeding from Slianghal to river porta.

At the time for the minority group in the other

of the accident the nations, and deinands the immediate Patrol boat was carrying thirteen demobilisation of the Czech army,

bluejackets, four of whom were The new Government was official- drowned when the boat capsized but

a procession

the remaining nine were rescued. It appears that the tragedy was not noticed by the crew of the Elbhot as The Slovak autonomy party sub- mitted ninemorandum to the Czecho-the steamer did not stop at the place to Slovakian Government some weeks of the accident but steamed on ago in which the Slovaks demanded the Yangtse delta ports. autonomy somewhat along the lines As soon as the incident was re-existing Czech Constitution

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Installed, following lating some hours.

The delay is probably the result of the attitude of the Slovaks, who are at present meeting at Slicin to discuss the autonomy issues. If they demand autonomy, revisions of the

of the old Austrian-Hungarian State, ported to the river police, n rescue follow.-Tmus-Ocean.

the

and in which the Central Government party rushed to the scene and spent would remain with a single head ofn long time searching for the missing

entire

State and which would victims, No Information was avail- control

troi the foreign policy and finan-uble as to the steps which the Japan- cial system.

ese Naval Authorities intend to take With regard to the army, the against the company concerned, but Slovakians derland their own In the light of the similar cases separate army, composed entirely of reported in the past it is believed Slovaks and speaking the Slovak that the matter is likely to be settled Language.

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Former H.K. Girl Marries

Kay, Nightingalo Wods In Kont

The many friends in Hongkong of -Miss-Kathleen--Marguerite - Nightin- gate will be interested to learn of her recent marriage to

Mr. William Gordon Shaftoe Craster.

The ceremony took place at St. Augustine's, Bromley Common, Kent on September 27. The bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Franklin Nightingale, who were residents in Hongkong for nearly seventeen years, The bridegroom is the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. H. Vaughan Craster, of Keston, Kent.

Mr. and Mrs. Nightingale were attached to the Central British School from April 1017, and from 1910 to 1934, Mr. Nightingale was head- master of the clinul. For brief periods prior to 1918 h was attached School,

to

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Their daughter was a pupli at the Central British School for severn! years and, In-1025, she left for Home to complete her education. She returned to Hongkong In 1932 with her parents, and, for the next two years,

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In of Hongkong. January, 1034, sho left with her parents for Home.

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TO VISIT BERLIN

Now nearing completion at the Llore factory are the first of Air Prague, Oct. 0. Minister, Dr. Cholkovski, will visit

The newly appointed Czech Foreign France's fleet of Llore 47's which will be used first to inaugurate the Berlin shortly. Formerly the Minis-service to South America, and will more ter was Ambassador to Berlin and, later be employed on

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NAZI-LITHUANIAN NEGOTIATIONS

London, Oct. 0. Recent press reports of negotiations between Germany and Lithuania were the subject of a question in the House of Commons to-day. Mr. R. A. Butler replied that he understood that no negotiations had been in progress, apart from discussions some months ago on the questions of the Interpretation of the Memel Statule.

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TRAIN COLLISION

Helsingfors, Oct. 0. Ten were killed when a passenger and a freight train colllded here to day-United Press.

TEA-DANCE CANCELLED

The management of the Hongkong Hotel advises that there will be no tea-dance in the Root Garden of the Hotel to-day owing to exceptionally heavy bookings for a special ten- party.

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