1939-09-02 — Page 29

NANCY

Wow. WHAT

CAVE!

Ep. 11 by United Foutant (FnDeals, Jer.

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By Ernie

HEY, NANCY!--- COME DOWN HERE AND SEE DIS BIG CAVE I JUST WENT

INTO --- I DARE YOU

TO TRY IT!

September 2, 1939.

Bushmiller

DID YOU CALL ME?

-ERNE BUSHM

SECOND DIVISION BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP MAY BE DECIDED THIS AFTERNOON

Win For Hongkong C.C.[ Will Give Them Shield

(By "Abe")

Limelight in the Bowls League to-day is taken by the Second Division where the championship will in all probability be decided. At the moment, the Hongkong F.C. are leading Taikoo R.C. by one point, and both teams will be playing their last match of the season this afternoon.

The Hongkong F.C, are quit.ng the Kowloon F.C. and the Taikon men!| will journey to Happy Valley to play the Civil Service C..C. Of the two teams, I would appear that

The !! Hongkong F.C. have the stiller inasmuch as the Kowloon F.C. are a hard mut to crack LUI their DAWN green. On the other hand, the Civi Servants have won only three mat- ches to date, and a win for Tuikoo, therefore, indicated.

If the Hongkong FX'. WHO tii afternoon, the championship will be their defeat for Birm and a win - for the Taikoo H.C, wilf V the

shield to the latter.

There is Hue of interest in the First Division. The Club de ftverpio

Singles Final On Wednesday

The final of the Open singles between U. M. Omar and A. R. Dallah will be played on the Club de Recreio green on Wednesday, September 6, commencing at 4.45 p.m.

His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, will be present at the match.

Indiane

"A" have strengburned their position LA. M. Omar as the result of the defeat of the R. Bana Kowloon C.C. last week, and they would seem to have the champion-|A. H. Húmjølin ship in their grang already. To-day A. liskar

A. O. Modar they play the Kowloon HG.C., and even if they use-which is not likely -they should not ruifer any unluc qualins regarding the shield.

DEFEAT TO AVENGE

M, H. Abbas

J. Hoosen

5. M. Rumjahn

A. R. Minu

A. K. Minit

| D. M. Kian

A. R. Dallah

F. V. V. Ribeiro

7. Basto

Kowloon C.E,

V. C. Labram

3. W. M. Brown

H. Nish

7. Goodwin

T. A. Madar

W. Hyde

J. FTRACT

E. C. Fincher

Geo lec

W. Mulcahy

F. Kerr

J. Hydr Second Division

Civil fervice

At Sookunpoo, the Indians have a M. Wahab defent to avenge. They play the M. Y. Adal Kowloon C.C., who defeated them in the frat meeting this season as the result of a splendid win by Fraok Goodwin's rink. It may be recalled that the K.C.C. were down on two J. Cart rinks, but Goodwin's men saw the L. Weekes

V. Ebbage નૃતરૂ through. The -- IndianS have. Purvis mate two changes in the side for the first une this season, owing toj M. E. Purvis players dropping out for military 1. Alan

duties.

P. D. Crawley

W. Tinyer I shouldn't think Club de Recreio "B" have much hope against the F. Harper L. talks Craigongower C.C. it Happy Valley, A. Stevens Kowloon Docks, who are 1 in C. Strange danger of relegation, will improve! their position considerably

Kowion Tus wy R. E. Lee can beat the Civil Service CC. at Citro

J... Stephens Hunghom.

The following are the progranine A. "Spary and the players rejected to represent N Mackay the various clubs:

First Division

Kowloon Dock

Recreio A Craigengower Indians

Civil Service

V

Bowling Green

V Rectric B

Kowloon CC

"

Second Division

Civil Service

Talkoo Craigengower Hongkong F.C.

Kowloon Tong V Kowloon F.C. V Bowling Green V Police

Third Division

Bowling Green Yacht Club Hongkong F.C. Cralgengower

y Stanley

V

Recreio

V Kowloon FC.

Electric

PLAYERS SELECTED First Division

Kowloon Dock

w. itouston

B. Parks

V. Ramsay

J. Kempton

Calman

Ferguson I. Morrison

J, C. Brown

E. Lapaiy

Cullen

H. A. Lapely

H. G. Cooper

dunn das GAZA BRAS VE

Recreio A

J. Slive

M. Hva

V. Riberio

X. M. BUYI

Ltts

Guterres

A. Alves

Xavier

E Marques

Noronha

C. Bitva

„Craigongower

Leonard

C. Bout

I. Coates

b. W. Bradbury

Hong Stog

+

Civil Service

E. Simmonds

7. Deakin

AW. Grimmitt

F. Jones

8. Eccleshall

W. Burling

L. Collyer

JL Stranka

R. R. Davies

R. R. Wood

M. N. Rakusen J. Holidge

Kowloon 1.0.c. W. L. Walker TE Robson J. C. Gill

A. M. Holland

it. P. Phillips

8. M. White"

a. Meyer

A. J. Hall

A. B. Runoli

G. E. J. Thompson

W. 8. Drake

W. Macfarlane

Recreio B F.A. Machado A. M. Kaviar

B. Saxto

A. A. Remedios

C. C. Pereira -

D. C. Alves

C. R. Pereira

F. BORTES

C. r, Remedioa

C. IL BO

J. Tang

A. J. Kew

A. 11. Basto

1. Y. Isu

4. K. Lim

J. N. WOOK

J. Gitties

Kowloon F.C.

C. Pile

1. Thomson

J. Gibson

W. Field

W. Groves

A. Eastman

I, Younghusband

T. Fergus4>8]

B. Evans

W. Strapso

V. Atienz

V. Chittenden

Kowloon B.G,c,

E. V. Scarle

5. A. Aikins

A. R. Duncan

F. A. Cheesman

T. Armstrong

K, C. Hamilton A. Bower

D. W, Waterton

R. Duncan V. C. Dixon

II. White

J. B. Logan

Third

Kowloon. B.G.C. A. Morton G. W. DeaRCOTI

W. Barrower H. Lockhart

P. A. Peckham

A. E. E. Jeffries

J. Watson

1. 8. Dinnen

E. T. Popa

G. B. Hammond

1. J. Bicknell

Taikoo

W. Melrose Wald

Stainton

J. Chalinera

J. Main

W. Seath

W. Cummingbam

D. Aubre

Fon

1. Gities

J. Watson H. Wallace

Craigengawer

W, Jenny G. S. Lark

T. Locke

II. Randall -

W. McNell'

1.. Gad

Zimmerin

(.. Romelet

N. Lounned

W. K. Way

D. Roverto

N. P. Karanjin

Hongkong .c.

K. S. Robertson

J. 6. Itowell

W. Gill

JA. I. Selby

1. P. Shaw

C. 13. Robertson

W. J. Reid

A. Brooksbank

FL Strange

G. Duncan

L. Lammert N. Bebbington

Police

J. MacDonald F. J. Kelly

A. J. Johnson

o, C. Moss

J. Riddell

W. Harris

R. Ell

J. H. McWalter

W. Glendenning

N. B. Fraser

W. Meliardy W, B. Dall

Division

Stanley

E. B. Franks W. Webber F. Hedge

T. Gooding

4. Hircock

V. H. Freeman

T. Pili

G. B. Foster

Featured in "Confessions of a Nazi Spy." showing at the King's Theatre to-day are (1) Edward G. Robinson, who plays the G-Man who cracks the spy ring; (2) George Sanders, (3) Paul Lukas, (4) Francis |Lederer, (5), (8), (7) and (8) are Robert Davis, Henry Vietor, Llonel Royce and Sle Humann, who portray

Nazi sples; (9) German-born Lyn Lys as a siren.

RETURN OF PROPERTY Court Makes an Order For Stolen Goods

TAKEN FROM WING ON

NEW GOVERNMENT

Central · Authority of The Mongolia Frontier

Kalgan, Sept. 1. Draighed to lunction as the per-

TOKYO CABINET Policy of the Navy To Remain Unchanged

WARTIME

FINANCES

Tokyo, Sept. 1.

(42452525252525252525 was asses

ENGLISH

MADE

Jel. 28151.

Stuart Crystal

$60.00 each

LAGER SETS (1.PITCHER & 8 GLASSES) $85.00 DECANTERS (PORT)

COCKTAIL SETS (Shaker & 8 Classes) ... $45.00

.. $27.50

$2.50 each

$7.50 each

$3.50 & $6.00

TOMATO SETS (1 Pitcher & 4 Glasses)

CRAPEFRUIT DISHES

SWEET DISHES

HONEY JARS

WATER GOBLETS PERFUME SPRAYS

$3.50 & $4.50 ca.

.from $15.00

Crystalware

Department

R LANE CRAWFORD'S

The House of Quality & Service

Kanasawa,

An application for the return of maent political regime in liner goods to the value of $500.00 stolen Mongolia, including southern Chahar, The polley of the Navy will not from the Wing On Co., Ltd., by an northern Shansi and Sulyuan p-be affected by the Cabinet change, employee who had since absconded, vines, the Central Government of tear-Admiral

Maso was made before Mr. T. J. Houston Mongolian Frontier was inaugurated chief of the Publicity Department of at Central Magistracy yesterday by their.

the Navy Ministry, declared at the Mr. Wilkie Lum, a Director. Mr. fi.

Press Conference. McCallum represented Mr Lum.

Mr. Sotaro Ishiwata, the outgoing Minister, will be uppointed

Prince Telt, Chairman of the Federates Committee of Autonomous

Mr Lun aid in August he rece.«. / Governments in Mongolin Frontler, Adviser to the Finance Ministry to

ed information affecting an employee, was installed as the head of the new

Government. incorporated

the assist in fur regime are the |

Mr.

Kazuo Aoki, the new Finance Minister, in adjusting the wartine finance and economy.

So Po-tam, alias So Jackson, who had been with the Company eight years. As a result he went to /Governments of South Chahar, North is understood that General the Wing On Company batising shed Sulyan and Inner Mongolia.

It

ĮNobuyuki Abe will begin to receive

at Quarry Bay, where, in a locker, It is understood that the Mongolion foreign Ambassadors and Ministers be found a packet contining six Frontier Government will adhere to in the next few days. shirts which he identifled as being the new Central Government of Chine from the Wing On Company.

and when asked

DS

Mr. Shigeo Otate, legal adviser to when it formally established, the Provisionn! Government, hus oc-

jt will surrender Although So was present

Its cepted appointment the Vice- where he had secured the shirts de-suzerainty to the projected Central Minister for Home Affairs to assist clared he had bought them, and pro-sunt, it will exercise complete Dr. Naoshi Ohara,-Domel, duced an Invoice, which however, ministrative affairs.

in the conduct of ̄nd- related only to five shirts. Mr. Lum

The policies of the new Govern- took him back for inquiries. He was ment will include joint defence with

STOCK MARKET ACTIVE placed in the

of an Indian Japan and Manchukuo against the watchmon but escaped.

Tokyo, Sept. 1. Comintern activity and enhancement On further information, Mr. Lum Inf Oriental morality.

Reflecting the gravity of the Euro- went to So's home at 288, Lockhart

porn situation, buying wave swept The new Goverment will main-the Stock Road, with Sgt. J. Wall, and execut-tain its capital at

Market to-day. Goins led an a search warrant. A quantity of ficance attaches to the new regime registered practically over the entire Kalgan. Signi- ranging from one to seven yen were goods belonging to the Company was to that Inner Mongolia directly front. The heaviest gains found. These pods included

goods

tina

borders Outer Mongolia and scored on shippings and textiles- of cigarettes, liquors and wines, North-west China which are subject Domel. underwear and material. The goods to the control of the Soviet Union.

were taken back to the Company, Domet, and Mr. Lum authorised the Police to issue a reward of $250 for So arrest, but up to the present, he had not been traced,

Mr. Houston made an order for the return of the goods.

P. D. AngELLE

G. Wallington

V. Walker

T. Anslow

A. Watson

P. Gillesple

J. Ralston

W. NaGerald

W. Hudson

P. 3. A. Hamilton · J. McCutchison

Yacht Club

P. 8. Camidy

LEN, Ryan

A. 8. Mitchell B. E. Maughan

W. A. Corne}} C. B, Brown

R. H. Wild

A. W. Brown

E. Hospes W. J. Hansen Nissim

E. Costello

Hongkong® 7.0, J. L. Darnes

Recreio

J. C. Remedion M. T. Alarcon A. M. Rodrigues O. P. flemedios

A. F. Noronha

A. Xavier A. Lopes

E. Souza

Ves

A. Remedios

C. M. B. Alrew

A. Yvanovich Kawinan. 1, 0%

С. Горбен

. 9. Graver

J. Golling

J. Kussell

Craigangower E. Kerrison E. McNay XX. Delgado A. 3. Coelho

d. A. Payne Peteraty. Dr. C. W. Lam

IL

Solina

G.Wine's

J. Boas A. Mor

J. Smalley

8. Wong Dratt W. Excell V. Petherick

G. Frost

C. Tuller * Hughes P. Morgan

Electric R. C. Butler RA. Owens L. de Rome W. I. Musketi W. Mactariane W.

Baker Path

a. Cirdner,

.on

ORDER FOR EVICTION

were

Bridge Fan, Alone, Is Lost

Tenant Not Entitled For Ordinance's Protection

HANCOCK, Me. (UP)—An avid bridge fan became lost while on à JUDGMENT FOR LANDLORD fishing excursion in the backwoods, His bridge club took pity on him and Judgment against Lau Chiu, of 19, at the next meeting presented him Nom Kok Road, was given by Mr with a compass, a map, a frying pan Justice Lindsell-in the Bummary and a bail of twine to carry next Court yesterday when a claim for time. No provision was made for his possession of Lau's premises was being a fourth at bridge. Instituted by Leung Fung-yee of 128,

Lockhart Road.-

premises. Lau entered the Novem ber.

Mr. F. H⠀ Loseby represented the also claimed that only a month's rent

· plaintiff and defendant was absent.

was.owing. Apart from wanting back the p- In evidence, Leung said in January mises, plaintif" also claimed rent 1938 Li Shiu-hing was occuping the from May 28 to July 20, and masne profis at the rate of $20 from July 21 until dato ok, possession. po

Defendant was given to October 16 to leave the premises,

"Mr." Loseby said defendant had previously pleaded the protection of the Ordinance and said the tenonty had began in January 1938. He had

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