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NANCY

'YES, NANCY --- WE'RE GOING DOWN.

SOUTH FOR A LITTLE VACATION!] WON'T THAT BE FUN?

READ

GOIN' SOUTH ?-- WAIT'LL I TELL ALL

THE KIDS --- WON'T

THEY BE JEALOUS OF US---

Thursday,

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH

NANCY--- DON'T YOU DARE MENTION IT TO THE

OTHER CHILDREN-- IT'LL JUST MAKE THEM FEEL BAD!

February 23, 1939.

By Ernie Bushmiller

SAY--- IF ANYONE IS LOOKIN' FOR ME --- JUST TELL THEM

I'M AT THE STORE

BUYING SOME SUNBURN LOTION!)

IN WIND OR RAIN

The "BURBERRY"

GIVES PROTECTION

COMFORT!

AND

EDNIE BUSHMILLERS VAN Z

H.K.F.A. Entertain Soccer Tourists

Friendly

Relations

OLYMPIC GAMES IN 1940 Cemented Finland To Outdo LOCAL YACHTING

The Manito interporters were entertained by the Hongkong Foot- ball Association at a dinner given at the Hotel Cecil last night. The growing friendship between the peo-i ple of the two ports, which was the subject of all the speakers, was obylous without words. The walls of the dining room bore two greet- ings: "H.K.F.A. Welcome To The Manila Team," and "May This Vialt Bring Many More To Come."

Music was rendered through the evening by the Filipino band of the stoamer Lanno which brought the Manila team to the Colony.

Berlin

147 EVENTS IN THE

PROGRAMME

Nine-Mile Sweepstake Race Won By Isobel

STOMACH PAINS

RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY

saya.

How would you liko to feel your slostiach pains melt away a few moments after taking just one lose of stomach powder ? You can have this joyful expérience --- providing you use the right stomach powder. Let Fr. 1, a clual staniach sufferer, tell you which remely to use:

"For three years," Mr. J. "I suffered terribly with gastritis and nervous debility, natit life becamo a misery me. I visited hospital, was attended by doctor and tried all sorts of so-called remedies, but of no avail. I be- catho worse and worse and felt as Dongh I did not care what happened, although I am only a young man.

"Then one day I made up my mind to

Isobel won the aweepstake race forgive Maclean Brand Stomach Powder a mixed classes held by the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club yesterday over a distance of nine miles, the race starting at 14.50. Results:

trial. I felt relief from the first ifose and after finishing the battle I was a low nian. My weight increased rapidly, and I began to eat things I had formerly shooned. A month after the Brat bottle 1 trcom. Finished Corr, Posmenced work, and now, eight months later. Isobel .. 10.49.23 16.38.00 I

I am happily married,"

(Capt. A. R. Morres) Redshank ... 10.51.12 16.30.57 2

(Mrs. M. N. Luce)

18.01.21 18.40,06 3

The Berlin Olympics, apart from the sensational performances Guil (A. O. G. Mills) of the American sprinters, will go down into athletic history as one of the most pretentious of its kind.

Among those seated at the offein table were the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, vice-President of the Hongkong F.A Mr. Addison Southard, Consul Gen-isation and the Germans lost no single opportunity to tell the whole

world that, but sports critics of nearly every other country at tacked the meeting on that ground.

The staging of 129 events was undoubtedly a triumph of organ-La

eral for the United States, Mr. D. Calvo, manager of the Manila team, Mr. Lee Wai-tong and Mr. Pauling Ugarte, respective captains of Hong- kong and Manila.

Eve

16.-10.37 10.51.52

+ (Capt. Northcote)

16.53.01 16.41.46 5 Linda

M. (Mrs.

Johnstone) I.

16.54.39

16.43.24 Painted Lady

(Capt. M. T. L. Wilkinson) Diana ..... 18.-14.00 (S. Tomlinson)

G

M

The opinion was generally express-, women's

have

These Kymnastics.

Following toasts to "The King" and | ed that he inclusion of such events been omitted from 1940, but in their "The President of the Commonwealth x hand-ball, women's gymnastics place four new athletic events have

of the Philippines," the Hon. Mr. and yachting was totally irrelevant beer introduced; namely, the 10,000 TEACHERS TO LEARN

to an athletic meeting, and contrary metres walk, women's

M. K. Lo conveyed the regrets of the Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, President of the Hongkong FA and Mr. J. Ralston, vice-President, at their be- ing unable to attend tire dinner. He stated that he had received a letter of congratulation from Mr. R. Grimhas, President of the Shang-

the

putting thei

In September

Don't put up with stomach suffering, relief from your stomach pain is waiting for you now, in every bottle of the genuino MACLEAN BRAND Stomach Powder and Talicin. Get a bottle to-day,

Remember -feel better to-morrow. always to look for the signature "ALEX, C. MACLEAN" on the bottle and

None other genuine. Maclean Brand is never sold loose-only In bottles in cartons (powder or tablets). If you have any difficulty in obtaining it from your local chemist or store, write to Banker & Co., P.O. Box 755, Hong Konit.

KS 457.

carton.

SPORT ADVTS.

1st and 4th March

to the spirit in which the Olymples shot. brand jump and 200 melves Training College Opening were first conceived. Much critic-fat; and two new shooting competi- are also ism. too, was levelled at the Ger- tions. The gliding events mans for condueling the Games in a

new.

By September, a Tenchers Tri-

THE HONG KONG manner which smacked of pollifes.. At previous Games, the regular

JOCKEY CLUB. When the 1910 Games were events have been as follows; Athens ing College will be opened in the former Medical Offeers' Quarters st) 1800, 44; Paris 1900, 58: St. Louis, the old Government Civil Hospital, hai F.A., in Hongkong's victory over awarded to Helsinski (Finland) after 1904, 66: London 1000, 97: Stockholm and some 50 student teachers will ANNUAL RACE MEETING, 1939. the Manila team.

Tukio had withdrawn, athlette eireles 1913 The visit of the Manita football were relieved, for Finiand, surely. 402; Antwerp 141; Paris 1924, be receiving instruction there, 1 was 25th, 27th and 28th February and

Amsterdam 1928, 113; Los fearned yesterday. team marks an important chapter in could not afford to present Olym-t

1936, This news is confirmation of the the annals of local football for, desmes un such a grand scale. It was Angeles 1032, 118; and Berlin

* 129.

fact that Government have accepted

On Saturday, 25th, Monday, 27th, pite the close proximity of the two hoped, and expected, that the Hel- The Finnish Parliament has voled in general the recommendations of ports, this is the first occasion on sinsk! authorities would

prune the

રા budget of 200 millon Finmurits the Commission appointed to study Tuesday, 28th February and Wednes which we have been privileged to

programme

mine to a sensible 50 events or (approx, £1,000,000) for the Games, the question of training local teach day. 1st March, the first bell will be entertain

official team

rung at 11 a.m.. and the first race from thereabouts. The first Olymples and the remainder of the sum, 100 crc.

will be Athens in 1896 had only events million marks (approx. £500,000),

at 11.30 3.m. On Manila. 1 hope, however, that this

Mr. C. G. Sollis, Director of Edu-Saturday, 4th March, the first bell Interport in but the forerunner of It must be a sad blow to learn has been raised in the form of a cation, sald yesterday that altera- regular interport matches between

that the opposite will be the case grant from the Helsinski Municipations were being made to old quar-will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the Hongkong and Manila, and we are

1940. Berlin hadi

129 events,

ters at the G.CH., and a curriculum first race will be run at 2.00 p.m. ulready looking forward with plea-Helsinski intends to have 132, not

The tiffin interval will be after the was being worked out which would surable anticipation to sending down counting the 15 art competitions

enable the centre to open in Sep-ith race on the first four days of tember with 50 student teachers. the Meeting.

an

end of the present season.

Zeal and Sportsmanship.

in

от

lity.

to Manila an interpurt team at the which will bring the grand fatal to SUBMARINES AGROUND The new programme is made up Two Vessels Run On Bank

follows:-

During Exercises

"As regards the interport and other } matches just concluded, I need say very little. Those who were privi-

A. V. GosIO, Lee Wal-tong, the

Fecilie

Field and truck events 33, gyn-

exercises. One

since Ins

SUBMARINE LOST

Later it was, hoped to get a

more

suitable building for this tuition, so that proper provision could be made

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Henry Armstrong Will Fight In London

London, Feb. 2. Immediately after the Boon-Danahar fight for the British light-weight title held by Eric Boon, promoter Sydney Hulls will sail for America with one main objective in his mind-to bring back Henry Armstrong, the negro three-title sensation, to fight the winner.

In the opinion of Hulls, the only belter buxing attraction then Beon and Danahar is either with Arm- strong, world light and welter cham-

DELAYED PLANES

.m

From All Countries

AIR SERVICES

Arrivals and Departures Of Planes

For France vin Hanoi: Air France, 6.30 am. Feb. 25.

Inward From London, Australia and H

"Up to the moment," said Sydney Coming To-day With-Mail Hulls "we have taken ten thousand pounds in cash for the fight at Har-1 MEMBERS' BADGES AND

Iringay.

The delayed Home mails are ex- this had been summer instead ENCLOSURES Members are reminded that they had been able to stage the fight in

of a particularly raw winter, and Ipected to arrive by Imperial Airways

it Kal Tak at 5 p.m. to-day. for instruction in physical training, and their ladies

The weekly Air France plane is MUST wear arts and crafts, and other subjects their badges prominently displayed £25,000. I've known nothing like it passengers, mail and freight at 12.30 the open air could have drawn scheduled to arrive from Hanol with leged to watch these matches, and nastics, swimming and waterpolo

London, Feb. 22.

calling for special equipment. their number is legion, will not for a 16, rowing 7. yachting 4, canoeing 3,

throughout the Meeling. The present proposal concerned Two British submarines, Sunfish

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGEince we put on Pettifer and Doyle long time forget the games, which wrestling 14, weight-lifting 5, box-

in the old days at Crystal Palace."

Air- The delayed Pan American were fast and clean, and contested in 8. shooting 5, fencing 7. modern and Sterlet, of 070 tons cach, ran only the tuition of urban teachers, WILL BE ADMITTED TO

suggestions for MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Armstrong is ready to come here ways Clipper is due at noon to-day, His with such zeal, ability and sports protathlon 1. riding 6, football 1, and ashore at Sundown. Isle of Wight, the Commission's

Californian manuger, Eddie Badges admitting non-members to Mead, has announced so in a letter trip at 8.30 a.m. to-morrow.

and will leave here on the outward manship on both sides. But I cannot gliding 2.

during t

with yet by Government. refrain from making

the Members Enclosure and Club to boxing; interests in Londen. reference to

The Berlin mecting included hand-ing out eurely gule wille curry-runk teachers not being proceeded the two veterans on our side-my old | ball, hockey, polo, basketball and been refloated, but the other is still new College with 25 Anglo-Chinese toxor $40.00 Including tax for the there are ready to agree to my con- It was intended to commence the Rooms at $10.00 per day including Mead says: "If the promoters over friend Mr. Lee Wal-tong, and Mr.

on a sandbank. They belong

to the Swordfish class student teachers (Chinese who would Meeting (ladies $5.00 and $20.00 jditions I am ready to deal with them. teach in English-speaking schools), respectively) are obtainable through would also let Armstrong put his hero of so many national and inter- for the efficient manner. in which and are capable of making a crash and 25 Vernacular student teachers the Secretary upon the written ur wefter-weight title up with your best national contests during the past they ofleinted, and to the Press and dive in 30 seconds. Each cost be- who would teach in the Chinese ver- fifteen years, is aptly described as others for their helpful co-opera-tween £230,000 and £245,000. Two neulaz schools. All those taken in personal intruction of a member welter."

For London, Australia, British the "Idol of the Chinese Soccer tion."

warships are standing by and a tug will be non-graduates, the graduates such member to be responsible for So that's that. It seems fairly de- Public." I venture to think that he

Mr. Southard's Speech

is attempting to refont the vessel of the Hongkong University already at chits, etc

nite that Armstrong in only wait- Countries and Europe: Imperial Air- Badges admitting to occupies such a unique place in the

having their own courses of trainnl Enclosure will NOT be on sale athis grips, and the definite prospect Replying, Mr. Soutbord said that aground.-Rruter Special.

ing for a hard offer before he parks Ways 7 am. Feb, 24, Imperial Air-

ways 5 Feb. 28. Chinese, not only after such a banquet he had

p.m. affections of the

much

for would-be teachers.

the Race Course, because of his wizardry with the difficulty in tossing words about as

For Chungking, Sian, etc: Eurasia The Director of Education will ap-

that we will see him in hurricane ae and C.N.A.C. service indefinite. ball, but, above all, because he is

The Secretary's Omer, 1st

laortion with not only the Boon-Dunahar point a member of the Education De- Glasgow, Feb. 22.

EXCHANGE BUILDING, (Tel. rightly regarded as the finest example they (Manila) had had in tossing

winner but also with either Jae Guam: Philippine Clipper 8.30 am. For U.S.A. la Manila Honolulu, The "Ghost" submarine L-21 is partment to take charge of the Col-27794) WILL CLOSE AT 10.00 am. play given by Lee and Commo in the had left the Philippines in 1915, and helpless in a gale at the mouth of the tege.

Kilrain or Ernie fløderck, Roderick of Chinese sportsmanship. The dis- the football about. He said that he

ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and would have the better chance with Ftb. 24, interport match was a sheer delight he wished that he had been there Firth of Clytte. Captain Wilson of

nt 12.00 NOON

ON THE FIFTH e Californian cut-throat, to watch the latter's incomparable more recently so that he might have the trawler Caldew his radioed that FIRE, ON BATTLESHIP

DAY. the cub-

A limited number of tiffins will passes, and the former's scuring, In been a little more intimate with the he is unable to capture

London, Feb. 22. their

Incal foot-purting life of the Manila players. mar.ne services to

though he has been "eight

Fire broke out last night on the be obtainable each day at the Club ligh standard of sports-ic coniinued to make comment on hours on the job but dare not go too

they invariably sel the satisfactory impression made by close for fear of the submarine British Battleship Prince of Wales fuse, vide text ordered in Toledo U. At Peaks Countries: Imperial Airways

the young men of the Philippine sweeping into us. Later the gale which is under construction at Bir-advance from the No. 1 Doy, (Tel. tigunge of

behalf, he said forced the Caldew to abandon the jkenhead. The Prince of Wales is n be lun

sister ship of King George V which On behalf of the As-that the splendid hospitality that had attempt. sociation I thank them warmly for teen shown them was much appre- tus last night while belagt towed to

The submarine broke away from a was launched yesterday.

It was officially announced Inter their services and their examples, ciated.

He sukì that he had only been able and hope that both may be available

the scrap-yard. There is no one that little damage was done to the

vessel. Trans-Ocean. the Colony for many yours to tu attend the match of

Sunday, and aboard.-United Press. had then been very favourably im- "Gentlemen, I should be hypocri- pressed by the play, and hoped that tical if i were not to say that we are when Hongkong make their trip to glad to have won the interport Manila their visit would be as suc against such fine players, Bat victory cessful and enjoyable as had been and defeat are the least important that of Manila to Ilongisong.

Ready sporting

to Conquer concomitants

Any contest. If the true aim and Mr. Calvo, the manager

of the object of any interport muteli be the team, said that when they came to improvement of the game by afford-Langkung, they came like any bunch ing an

to the players to of young people-rendy to conquer opportunity learn and appreciate the technique of the world. Though they had been the opponents, the primellan

beaten, he said, he was proud of his friendship and mutual understanding team. Though he was afculd that between fellowmen through the they had not given a very creditnite instrument of sport, then I do say performance in the Colony, he hoped that this interport has been a com-that they had succeeded as messeN- piele success, If, as I hope, our gers of goodwill from the Philippine visitors will carry away with them Islands.

of their stay with us s memories

"We wanted to play football and pleasant as those which we retain learn a few pointers, so that when of their visit, this interport hus you come to the Philippines' we can fullled our fondest expectations.show you that we have learned some- (Applause).

thing from you. We may not win

try to

ball, and

to come.

2

which

licy Ko, no

can

of

Islands. On their of ex-

You will al sympatalse with Mr. the next time, but I can assure you F. Fowler, who had the misfortune that we will

to be

be infured in the interport match.huspitality."

surpass your

I am pleased to inform you that he Me. Leo Wai-long then paid credit

is making very satisfactory progress, to the performance and sportsman- and, I have been informed, will be ship of the visiting players,

and

out of the hospital in about four then presented Mr. Ugarte, the

days. (Applause),

Manila captain, with a banner as a

Before I sit down I should like to memento of the occasion. With a Tyrone Power and Norma Shearer in farie Antoinette, the long- take this opportunity of expressing few appropriate words Mr. Urrate awaited pradwellón Featuring: the Feturn et the Isiser; star to the screen, our deep appreciation to the referees made a similar presentation

21020).

Fifth Day.

On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure during the first four days of the Meeting, No amals will be allowed on the PUBLIC ENCLOSURE The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day Including tax for all persons includ- ing ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Saltors in uniform are admitted to the Publie Enclosure at $1.00 per day including tax.

Bookmakers, Tic The men, ele, will not be permitted to operate (within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the Race Meeting.

Tiffins will be oblainnble in the Restaurant in the Publle Enclosure. SERVANTS' PASSES

Passes for Servants will be issued to Private Box holders only an application to the Secretary, 1st floor, Exchange Building.

Any persons found loltering with Servants' passes in their possession will forfell the same and will be removed from the Enclosure,

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 18th February, 1939,

OUR SPELLING BEE (100 page 7)-

poky.ckinette-pollinate

p.m. Feb. 23; Imperial Airways 5 p.m. Feb, 25, Toledo, O.

From Chungking, Yunnanfu, Kwei- The University of Toledo's peak in: C.N.A.C. Eurasio service inde- student enrollment of 2,042 students Anite, is 157 higher than the previous peak

From U.S.A., vir Honolulu, Guam, in 1930-37 and, in addition there are Manila: Philippine Clipper 12.30 n.m. more than 1,000 students registered | Feb. 23. in "opportunity" classes for which na credit is given.

via Hanol: Air

From France. France,,30 p.m. Feb. 23.

scene from "The Adventures af Marso : Folo," " víarring Cary üper” „The" Him wiff beahown ni the Majestie Theatre: to-morrW

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