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Thursday,

NANCY

YOU SAY SLUGGO GOT

A JOB?

YESHE WORKS AFTER SCHOOL IN MR. LEMMIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE ON

MAIN STREET--- I'M GOIN' DOWN TO SEE

HIM?

OH BOY! IMAGINE ME WOIKIN' FER MR. JOHN Z. LEMMIN, D' BIG REAL

ESTATE MAN!

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

February 9, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

JOHN Z.

LEMMIN

PRIVATE

OH, MA. LEMMIN--- MY GOIL 19 GONNA DROP IN TO SEE ME TODAY--

D'YA MIND IF I CALL

YOU JACK WHILE

SHE'S HERE?

Wool

Jel. 28151.

DRESSING

GOWNS

Local Soccer Fixtures For The

The Week-End

South China "A" To

Play Kowloon Again: Saints Meet Police

Local football over the coming | (Sookunpoo), week-end includes the second replay Clarke. between the Kowloon F.C, and South China "A" In the second round of

2.30 p.m. Referee,

SUNDAY, FEB. 12 Benfor Shield Semi-final

the Senior Shield competition, and St. Joseph's v. Police (Causeway semi-final matches In both the Senior Bay), 3.30 p.m. Referee, Goss. and Junior competitions. The pro-Linesmen, Mellgrew and Havelaar. gramme and offelals selected are es follow:

SATURDAY, JAN. 11

Senior Shield

Second Round Replay Kowloon v. South China "A" (500- kunpoo), 4 p.m. Referee, Kosslck, Linesmen, Phillips and Farr.

First Division

Royal Scots v. Ilongkong F.C. (Caroline Hill), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Molyneux. Linesmen, Barretto and

Dave.

Junior Shield Semi-Bihal R. Engineers v. Middlesex (Kow- loon), 345 p.m. Referee, Ip. Lincs- men. Demmee and Stone,

Second Division

Junior Shield Semi-final P.W.D. v. Royal Scots (Hongkong F.C.). 3.30 pm. Referee, Glover. Linesmen, Hartley and Somervlite,

KOWLOON TEAM

CHOSEN

The following will represent the Kowloon Football Club against South Chlua "A" in the Senior Shield re play on Saturday:

well, Bliss and Honniball; W. Knog, Hartley; Everest and Ulrich; Max- P. Jorge, F. Santos, V. White and Riertsen.

SHANGHAI FIXTURES

5th A.A. Bde. R.A. v. St. Joseph's Lee Wal-tong Invited to Take (St. Joseph's), 4.15 p.m. Referee, Ilinchel.ftc.

loon), 2.30 p.m. Referee, Adlám.

Third Division (A) RAS.C. v. Kit Che (Military), 4.15

Part in Charity Series

A series of churity football matches

Kowloon v. Kwong Wah (Kow-has been announced by the Shanghai

Football Association, for the benefit{ of the International Relief Com- mitter and other Shanghai charities, and will be played during the latter part of this month and the beginning of March.

p.m. Referee, Thomas,

RA. Stanicy v. Electric (Military), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Silvn.

30th R.A. v. 5th R.A. (St. Joseph's), 2.45 p.m. Referee, Edwards,

Third Division Champlonakilp Second Play-off Royal Scots v. Royal Air Force

SPORTS ADVTS.

HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

Interport Matches

Hong Kong v Manila Sunday, February 19.

Reserved seats $2.00 and $1.00. Combined Chinese v Manila Monday, February 20. Reserved seats $1.50 and 80 centa, Rest of Colony

an

Lee Wal-tong has been invited to play in the March matches, which i will be staged at the Canidrome.

principal roles in "Shopworn Angel," now showing at the King's Theatre. Walter Pidgeon, Margaret Bullavan and James Stewart, who take the

Here And There

With "Abe" Hongkong Criticised Again By Shanghai

INTERPORT TEAMS TO PRACTISE

A practice football match will be played at Causeway Bay at 5 pan. to- day between the Hongkong Interport team to play Manila and the Rest of Hongkong. The players to take part) arc:

Hongkong-Tam Kwan-kon; Lee Tin sang, Shechan; Honeywell, Dixon, Leung Wing-chiu: F. Fowler, Fung King-cheung, Lee Wal-tong, A. V. Gosann and Hau Ching-to.

Rest of Hongkong--McAlister; Ho Yung-sang, Ulrich; Lau Hing-choi, Beltrno, E. L. Strange; Tong Kwong- sum, Jorge, Chan Tak-fol, Gomes and Blértsen.

Shanghai Tennis Stars Defeat Macao

Macao, Feb. 8.

A fine exhibition of tennis was witnessed at the Civil Tennis Club this afternoon when the team of the Fhanghai Students Tennis Club, con- sisting of the pick of Shanghai Uni- versity players, engaged Macoo's best players

In a tournament which resulted in a win for the visitors by

matches to one. Cour

The Shanghal students asserted a dennite

superiority on the whole, but the local players managed to put up a Ane show and the visitors did not secure too easy a victory. Tong, the Shanghai skipper, played very well URING the last few months reason or other Shanghai was expert-{

gainst Fong. several misunderstandings have ing to have a quadrangular Interport Faye's service was very strong, but

For

Macao, Fong was outstanding. arisen between governing sporting Tournament between bodies of Shanghai and longkong. Tientsin, Hongkong and

Shanghal, he was erratic at times.

Marno- if they go away with money or any in all of them it needed only an ex- during the Chinese New Year Holi-visitors to lunch and dinner, and the

The local Club entertained thing they And to be useful, and net planation to be made before they days when neither Hongkong aor Shanghal team will leave here to- with perumants of the house.

were cicared up. The latest one now Macao had any Intention of going up night to engage in fixtures in Hong- ARRESTED ALL MATCH-VENDORS is in regard to "Hongkong's failure"

team to pay - o · visit-

PEIPING IN JAPANESE HANDS

(Continued from Page 7.)

DU

the

"Recently a mysterious fire broke in invite the U.S. Fourth Marines' Day each other. As far as ladies singles-A. HI, Mello (Macao) lost

north, having already arranged toesults: out in a department storo in a manly. Like the rest of these other know what the position Is at the to H. K. Lee 4-8, 0-6; L. I. Fong

hockey is concerned, very few people

thoroughfare of the city, the Japan-

es gendarmes, suspecting it was misunderstandings, one

Ivcls

to the

been

Het afire

by guerilla agents, arrested that the underlying cause of the trout-n team to go north. If only the 7-5; Faye (Macao) lost to D. Chol sure moment; but Shanghai is expecting (Macao) defeated P. K. Tong 6-4, all passers-by in the street who bie can be expinined away, if only offeinls of all forms carried matches.

one could place

place a finger on it. The US. follow the example set by the two

rms of sport would 5-7, 5-7.

Doubles.-J. Boyo! and A. Silva To the Peiping people the railway Marines in Shanghai take great pride Lawn Bowls Associations. Never in lost to Lee and C. Wel 8-7, 6-1; A lataitons In the city dre danger in the ability of their rugger team; the history of the Interport series be- Boyol and L. Jorge lost to Chol and zones. They are places where most thorough searches are conducted, and quite rightly too because they tween the two ports has there hem C. Wel 6-3, 6-1.

and are regarded as one of the strongest, the Anyone, whether man or woman, has if not actually the strongest aggrega- offcials. Sailing dates have often

slightest trouble between the VISIT K.C.C. TO-DAY Wednesday, February 22 to take off all his clothes for examina-

tion in

in that

The

Shanghai players will be en- city. Apparently the been Prices aame as second game.

tion if the Japanese think i' necess- Marints are

altered after all arrange-

ge-tertained by the Kowloon C.C. this are desirous Jary.

o coming to for a Hongkong All games played at Causeway

made; yet not afternoon. series of matches ents have "The total amount of bank notes with local teams, and having express- in one instance, Shanghai ennecited dian R.C., who will put out the best

word of

of reproach bag been ultered On Sunday they will visit the In- Buy, Kick-off at 3.30 p.m.

Issued by the so-called China'sed such an intention they are rather the Interport at the last moment, but cam to play Booking now open to the Public 10 last year is not known. However, been forthcoming from Hongkong. and Hongkong understood. If only 3. A. Rumjahn, H. D. Rumjahn, A. R. Federated Reserve Bank since April hurt to find that no invitation has the circumstances were exceptionat urning out will be Omar Rumfahr, them. The players at Mesars. Moutrie and Co. Ltd. It is well-known in Peiping that the When inquiries were made yesterday, the same amity existed between Minu, I. M. A. Razack and A. H. and Messrs. China Sports Co.

"puppet" bank keeps on issuing iteit notes practically without reserve., authorities had received no official are bound to arise now and again,

was revealed that the local every ruling body! Misunderstandings Madar. The people are forced to use them at information regarding the wish of but one cannot help feeling that the bayonet points.

FOOD PRICES INCREASE

Hong-outburst in the journal mentioned kong at the ne

ent is entertaining was not justified, due regard having **The prices of foodstuffs In Peiping a team from Malaya, and next week been paid to the explanation offered now have increased by two or three: will be

ng here. welcoming from Shang-

onc times before the Japanese occupa- hai. Having gone GO far in their

aospitally, there is no reason to be- Lee For North lieve that local officials would stop at entertaining the Marines. Moreover,

JOLTING DRAMA of the SEA! Heroic men...who court danger...disaster...damest

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Andy DEVINE-Frank JENKS:

· Samuel S. MINDS

SUNDAY

AT THE

ALHAMBRA

tion.

"The price of eggs has risen particularly high, as the Japanese soldiers seized all the chickens they found in the suburbs of the city.

the Murines to come here.

inement

"

soccer enthusiasts. expecially the Chinese section,

for such a visit the Services would SHANGHAI probably like to come in for their

Teams For Charity Soccer Game

very pleased to learn that Lee The

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in

BLUE, BEIGE, ROSE & RED

Sizes 24 to 36

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$1475

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The House of Quality & Service

'Socony' Beat 'Shell' In Billiard Match

A friendly billiard match was played at the Club Lusitano last evening between "Shell" and "Socony," the latter winning by the narrow margin of 12 points. Scores:

"SHELL"

M. M. Silva

Score Score

14 100

100

J. C. Remicdios

72

F. M. Ozório

100

A. J. M. Rodrigues, Jr.

100

01

J. V. Pereira

100

E

53

J. Remedios

บน

04

100

T. Lindars

51 100

Cheung Yow Pul

100

73

F. V. Ribeiro

100

67

70

100

801

813

L. G. Pinna

Total

Joe Louis To Fight Jack Roper

Los Angeles, Feb, 8. has signed Joe Louis for

Tom Gallery has announced he * tille

15 years, and has been knocked out 24, Roper has been in the ring for match against Jack-Heper on April

several times. He has no national ranking. In his last match, Roper knocked out Bob Nestell

The bout will be for ten rounds, and will be recognised us 4 Utle match except in New York, where the Commission insists that such should be for 15 rounds.

In New York, Miko Jacobs has confirmed that Louis will fight in Los Angeles in April "probably) against Koper.—United Press,

"With: the over-supply of Japanese share of the entertaining if arrange-Wal-long will be going up north after in cid oral charity soccer match SWEEPSTAKE EVENTS

goods in the Pelplig markets the ments were completed. prices of other foreign Imported goods

have increased at least by one third. Surprising Outburst

ig business in Pelping have been

two matches in aid of the Inter- played at Chuseway Bay on Satur La Linda Wins Race Run

(Defin

By Yacht Club

the Chinese New Year to take part in Navy and the Royal Marines will to national Red Cross and the Shanghel day at 4.30 p.m. The following are falling, one after another, into Japan-THEREFORE, the outbursts appear to the Interport in Hongkong between

Refugee Relief Association. Owing the teams: ese hands. They simply bought over ing. In the Shanghai Evening Post the Colony and Manila, Lee Wal-tong Newby (Kent), Naughton any successful business enterprise (cabled to the Colony by United cannot be in Shanghai in time for the der); Honeywell (Tamar). Knowles R. Nav-McAlister (Falmouth); they desired at a very low price.

"Optum smoking saloons' are Press) came as a a great surprise to Brat game between a Combined prevailing in Pelping where the local officials. The situation may be Chinese XI and a Combined Foreign (Kent). Morrill (Dorsetshire), Matt | day over 9.4 miles, all classes start-

(Kent),

Fisher (Eagle) Goodwin Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yeater- A sweepstake race was held by the were kirfctly prohibited by the disinsteful to Shanghal, but one may team on February 20, but he will play Vicar (Suffolk), Thoburn (Tamar) ing si 14.46. Restilles Chinese government. The selling assure the northerners that the situa- in the matches between the of narcotic drugs is the mosition is no less distasteful here. Cal. Recreation Club and the Combined

Hunt (Eagle). Reserves:

Finished Corrd J. Fegan, Commander of the US. Services on March 6, and between Dickenson (Kent), Coles (Perseus), La Linda Ja the J. "Four largo Jananese residenUat right when he sain Was „absolutely Tung Hwa' and Portugal u week later. Swales (Suffolk), Down

new.owner must be a Japanese.

Col,

Remember Him?

Lido and

(Dorset

Strother (Dorsetshire), Tuckor Joan

"SOCONY"

A. J. Osmund

A. E. Osmund D. A. Alonco

P. N. Sequeira A. A. Lopes A. V. Gosano

J. W. Mayhew

Young Shuk Ping

C. A. Morques

E. A. Figuereldo

The Hague, Feb. 8.

It is unnounced that the projected visit of Queen Wilhelmina to the King of the Eelgians will take plae at the end of May.-Reuter,

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I had done

as I was told-

I wouldn't have

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this nasty coldi

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prosperous business sinco Japanese oconpation.

Marines in Shanghai,

it

was possible retions have been designated in the that through a

a mix-up, Hongkong northern, southern, western and had not been

Informed of the eastern parts of the city. It Is Marines willingness to play an inter you remember L. Bradbury? (Kent regulated that if any house or shop port match in Hongkong and to make

Most football fans in Hongkong within the sections is to be sold, the the trip at their own expense. One have seen this name before, though (Suffolk), Heap (Tamar), Christmas Eve "Boy Ecouts and girl guides were can only assume that if the Marines some may not remember it., Bradbury (Dorsetshire), Clifton. (Tamar) and obse

a member of the IslingtonWhile (Suffolk). had expressed such an Intention, they was banned by the Japanese without probably did so in private. At least, Corinthian team which came to giving any reason.

officials of the Hongkong R.F.C. know

ow Hongkong last year. He was one of Roerves Jeffries (Enule), Dodds | Jor The Felping Chronicle, the only nothing about the matter, and there their most versalle players having (Suffolk) and Wottam (Tamar). English paper in Pelping, is now can be no question of "Hongkong played at half-back and in the for- under Japanese control, while all cold-shouldering Shanghal," is the ward line in the course of the tour vernacular newspapers are allowed Evening Port chose to express it. only to publish news issued by

| Japaneso agencies.

Latest information from Bagland English Girls Win

"The municipal telephone office has been converted into a Japanese is outburst goes to support my bim on, he scored four minutes from erolonage centre. Javanese splezțare

tationed there to listen to every view that closer collaboration is the and to give his alde čonversation, on the wires. It is not needed" between the governlog apofl- unusual for pernie to be arrested on in bodies of the two porte Tennis

against Che sea. A promis

about him is that he has turried pro- Closer Collaboration of January 20 for Mabcheets, Jilted

fessional In

his first League game the First Division club watch signed

| stapleton of anti-Jananese work otter officials up morih have accrine Hang-od Heat Musk Very common telephone call. As a kong of disqurtesy: fodtball officials and result, people are dismantling & beir have called Hongkong tardy, and OUR SPELLING DEE (300) page telephonart Lowessetekben willibat now ruler circlest here, have been, aufeiastrelle

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AIR FRANCE plane deLAYED

The weekly Air France plans has

been delayed at Hanol, though no reasons are given. The machine

xpected to-morrow,

The Imperial Airways.plendo and Dematola wild

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 8. Miss Poggy Scriven and Miss Mary Hardwick, two of Britain's leading women tennis players to-day won the Jamaica women's doubles cham Dlouhin by beating, Mrs. Sarah Pal- mer Fabyan and Mig Ke Winner Gu

ASPIRIN