1941-02-13 — Page 15

NANCY

HELLO, FRITZI! DID NANCY. LIKE THAT

TOY I

SENT

HER?

OH, SHE JUST LOVED ITA MRS. DOBB!

--IN FACT I THINK IT'S HER FAVORITE

GIFT ---

Thursday,

I'LL BET SHE EVEN HAS IT UP IN BED WITH HER!

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

GOODNESS---*I

FORGET WHICH GIFT WAS HERS---I GOT SO MANY THINGS!

February 13, 1941.,

By Ernie Bushmiller

BETTER PLAY SAFE- IN-CASE SHE COMES

UP

Frechetta, Inc.

Brighten Your Home

WITH THESE ARTISTIC LIGHTS

Basketball Stars To Give Exhibition Here

California's golden star-studded 20th Century Fox Film basketball team, which passed through Hongkong two weeks ago en route to the Philippine Islands, are booked to give an exhibition game in the Colony against a local all-star aggregation, upon their return, in aid of charity.

Arrangements have already

been started to stage the

tion either at Hongkong UniveDONATIONS AND

sity's spacious gymnasium, or

at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. The Acknowledgments

visitors are scheduled to arrive In Hongkong about February 21, remaining overnight,

This

all-star hoop American

won the Pacifle quintette, whicht Coast A.A.U. championship last year,

A total of $1,500,000 58 was reached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S. C. M. Post, Ltd., with the fol- lowing donations:

$1,000 ir J. A. Fraser, M.C... Parlain Grill Shell Hongkong Signal Company Tombola

Drives

are made up of former college stars, The following were received per most of whom were selected on all-Hongkong War Effort Commitice: conference teama during. their Hongkong ilotel (Bombs) (fifth eof. collegiate "rah, ruh,' rah” days.

High Class Treat

The performance of these brilliant cage artists in this Colony should be a real high-class treat for local court fans and all who are interested la seeing the world's finest calibre of basketball, as it is played in America. It will be reculled that Vancouver's Maple Leafs, Canadian basketball brilliant champlons in 1838, gave exhibition in Hongkong two years ago during their Oriental

tour Basketball, as it is played during is n n highly scientifle the present day, game, the old individual dribbling method being

a

well-ilmed, sic screening

lection) Gloucester Hotel (Tank) Inf

collection.............. Peninsula Hotel (langar)

collection)

32.78

30

the

RANDOM JOTTINGS

(Continued from Page 8.)

shall not be surprised if the former win the championship for the Arst

the meantime there may be one or

time in the history of the club. In two upsels-one can never tell."

DUR

URING the week-end, the Royal Engineers were surprisingly de

"B". Like Khalan, the Suppers commenced the season in brilliant fashion but have These since suffered many reverses. two teams are now out of the run- ning. The Rajputana Regiment have! also lost two matches and are only five points behind the two leading team. In my opinion, they are cap- the uf able of defeating elther teaders.

feated 1-0 by Police

*

*

CENTRAL British Association are visiting Macao. next Sun- day. The visitors have at least five Interport selections in their team, and if their defence does 33.48 not crack up, I shall not be sur 47.50 prised if they win what is going 5720 to be a very keen tussle.

th

200

500 47

74.00

77.70

the

Water Pullee Steilen Canteen (Spil-

fre) (sixth collection) sandele

BOX Gloucester Hotel (hustent

half altare, January) and

Club Spori

(Collected, during selling of lotteries)

PISONERS OF WAR The S. C. M. Post has received following donation to the Rellet Fund for British Prisoners of War:

"Hussar," $30.

1. W. O. F. C. M. Post has received The S following donation to the British

Organiuntion Fund;

Capt. 1, 3. Losalus; (January) $20.

War

STOCK- EXCHANGE| Apathetic View; Political Uncertainty

an

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London Demand London T. T. Shanghai T.T. Singapore T.T. Japon 'T.T. India T.T. USA. T.T. Manila T.T.Batavin

1/2%. 1/2

.430 .524

102

.8215

.2344

.474.

14912

4412

.103

Nom. .101

.170

BUYING

4 m/s L/C London

1/3

4 m/s DIP London

4 m/s L/C US.A.

.1/3% .24%

4 m/s France

30 d/s India

.Nom.

.84

T.T. Bangkok T.T. Saigon TIT. France T.T. Switzerland T.T. Australia-

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.02% US Cross rate in NY.....4.03

Late Recovery By Maçao

(Continued from Page 6.)

several dangerous movements. Chin Chi-fal was better than Lai Chung- yin'ns a winger.

First Half Superiority

South China was vantly superior in the first half, where Macho after do- ing the attacking for the first five minutes found themselves two goals In arrears. South China once settled down went into the attack on the right, where Lai Chung-yin after a combination

lion play with Chow Man- chi centred for Chu Wing-keung to net from close in.

Play was very loose at this period, and the Portuguese players were un- beint very rag- able to

moving, to get ged and disjointed. The good work put in by Cordova and Airosa ar- rested several dangerous ralds. How- ever,

with persistent ralds, South

with

another China were rewarded goal, hs from a corner kick taken the right, Chin Chi-fai headed in. Macno retaliated

on

found the strongly thereafter, movements too well. watched. Several attacks at goal were cleared by Ho Po-pui, and

K. C. C. Teams following upon ending bout by

For Week

their forwards, Chong Han-kwong hended the ball past Ho Po-pui to reduce the lead.

W. C. Hung, who used to play over, Macno played re- regularly for K.C.C. cricket teams, being a useful bowler and a, sound bat, is returning to the game.

to

LONDON, Feb. 12 (Reuter).—On

He is making his Arst appearanceMan-chi's berth to allow Exchange to-day, the the Stock

for about four years next week when npathelle view and political uncer- he will play for the K.C.C., against tainty induced selling pressure.

Glit-edged holdings were around the Volunteers in a Race Week match.

The game is scheduled for onc-eighth lower while Kars, olis

by modern Vacancy For British Subject Announced

plays. These Californian giants all tower over the six foot Tark and are considered masters in the art of using decepilve screening plays.

Information has been received by

Government

Hongkong of Arrangements are being mude to the have some of these cage stars give through His Majesty's Embassy at short talks on the intricacles of Chungking to the effect that two basketball, on the afternoon of their vacancies exist in the foreign person- arrival in Hongkong, to local basket-net of the Chinese Salt Administra- bail enthusiasts.

tion.

It is

is proposed to All one of these vacancies by the appointment of o British subject and the other by the

p.m.

KC.C, the home team being: E C.

and home rails all drifted down nim- on Tuesday, February 18, at the towards the close though without a Fincher, D. 1. N. Anderson, E. F.

lessly, but industrials partially rallied

material increase in interest, opera tora generally marking time."

Japanese bonds were a trifle harder. Wall Street was closed.

Petain At The Riviera

Fincher. D. Hung, A. Zimmern, F. R. Zimmern, W. C. Hung, R. T. Broadbridge, R. E. Lee, K. M. Baxter jand T, A. Madar.

For their league match against Civil Service at Cox's Road on Saturday; the K.C.C. second eleven will be represented by: E. Curtin (capt.), T. A. Mador, R. J. Fenton, K. M. Baxter, G. E

L. R. Burch,

VICHY, Feb. 12 (Reuter).-Mar-[Rapley, H. Brokenshire Por. W. L... Punjab_Awards appointment of in American subject, W. Parsons.

The basic salary works--at about on the French Riviera to-day in the and R. T. Broadbridge. Umpire, R. On Wednesday next, a K.C.C. XI LAHORE, Feb. 12 (Reuter). The U.S.$100 plus National Currency s800 special train in which he left here Leigh scorer, J. W. Bertram. Punjab Government hus reserved 15,- per month, with quarters. It is de- the previous night.

After leaving the station, he went will entertain the R.A.S.C., at Cox's 2 p.m. 000 acres in Nilibar Colony (Havel! sirable that applicants should have

sonie technical qualifications, such as to his estate at Villeneuve-Loubet on Road, the match starting at 2 Project) as rewards for war services,

G. E. Taylor

W. L. Rapley, It is officially announced.

highway traffic management, busi- the coast road about nine miles from KC.CE. Curtis (capt,), T. A

Nice. At mid-day, Marshal Pelain Madar, G. ness management or accountancy.

Further particulars may be obe left his estate for the Cagnes station. Brokenshire, L. R. Burch, Major W. C. Hung, J. W. Bertram and F. tained on application to the Colonial where, in a private coach, he receiv-W. W. Parsens, R. T. Broadbridge,

ed orals and friends.

Crabbe. Secretary's Office.

It is added that preference In awards will be given to those whose services are outstanding in assisting the war effort.

BADMINTON CHAMPION LOSES FORM

(THINKS)

I SEEM TO BE LOSING

MY PEP-BADMINTON

IS A GAME OF THE

PAST FOR ME.

AT THE DOCTOR'S

IN YOUR CASE ALSO THIS HAS LED TO AN EXCESS OF ACID WASTE PRODUCTS IN THE BLOOD. RECENT

●TESTS HAVE PROVED THAT HORLICKS AT BEDTIME IS WHAT YOUR

NEED.

BORLICKS!

TWO WEEKS

LATER

(THINKS)

THE DOCTOR'S A RIGHT.THIS】 HORLICKS IS DOING

ME GOOD.

YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE ME OUT OF THE TOURNAMENT OLD MAN.

I'M FINISHED.

MONTH AFTER.

THE CHAMPION

IS BACK, ON HIS OLD FORM AGAIN.

NONSENSE- YOU'LL BE ALRIGHT. WHY

NOT SEE A DOCTOR MEANWHILE?

YES, SINCE THE DOCTOR PUT

HIM ON

HORLICKS.

DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT, DEPRESSED, OR NERVY? DO YOU EVEN AWAKE TIRED?

AT THE DOCTOR'S

...I EVEN

WAKE TIRED

YOUR TROUBLE IS NIGHT STARVATION, YOU SEE, WHILE YOU SLEEP, YOUR HEART, LUNGS AND OTHER AUTOMATIC PROCESSES CONTINUE USING UP

ENERGY.

DOOTORS AND SCIENTISTS USE HORLICKS

IN HOSPITAL TESTS

RECENTLY tents were made in a great

hospital on men and women who com- plained of always feeling tired.

It was found that these people had an excess of acid waste products in their blood during sleep.

This acid waste kept the brain, and nerves 'on edgo' all night oven though the rest of the body was sound asleep.

But when Horlicks was given to these people last thing at night, this excess ncid waste was completely neutrallsed. They woko refreshed, with increased energy and vitality.

Take HORLICKS

THEN YOU WILL. SLEEP SOUNDLY- WAKE REFRESHED AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY ALL DAY

soccer, and kept South China's defenders on their foen. Ho Lok-kee who was injured-in the first half retired from play, and Les Shek-yau come in to take over Chow the latter retire

to the right halt position. Right from the kick off, Chong Han-kwong was put through by Sousa, and his pass was accepted mls- by Guerrero who made no take froni close in to level the score. Revitalised by this goal, they kept pegging away, and when Ip Fo-tou was given the run of the field, Badarraco, who had changed places with Guerrero, took up the. pass to go through on his own to allow Macao to take the lead for the first time.

Too Individualistic

South China was playing too much individualistle football, and wasted too much time in getting at goal. Although they had the chances of drawing level at this Juncturb, slow methods coupled with the excellent work put in by Carvalho, who saved everything that

went his way, Cordova who was here, there and everywhere, and Alrosa at centre half, pre- vented South China from scoring, Macao went further ahead, when Ip Po-ton was given a chance to go through on his own, his Anal shot found the corner of the nel with Ho Po-pul spreadeagled. Thereafter

play was chiefly confined to Macao's half, but good work once again nullified did efforts. They South China's Sou

everything bar scoring, practically and later when from a concerted at- tack. Chu Wing-keung headed in from close quartermodic ralds, they Although with

the exception of

were

kept in their own half, Macan the final managed to survive, and the whistic found them hanging onto their slender lead and victory.

SOUTH CHINA: Ho Po-pui; Wong Siu-kee, The Kam-hung: Chang Wel- chung, Lam Tak-po, Ho Lo-kee: Chanit Wei-cheung, Chu Wing-keung, Lee Tak-kec, Chow Man-chi (Lee Shek-yau in second half), Chin Chl- Ini.

MACAO: Carvalho; Chi Fu, Cor- dova: Mendes, Airosa, Magalhaes;| Chong lan-kwong, Sousa, Budarraco, Guerreiro, Ip Po-tou.

GAMBLERS

IN CROWDS

Standing in queues as closely. Omec Immigration packed crowds, Chinese gamblers fell easy victims to the Police last night when, under the direction of Delective Sergeant C. Pope, raids were carried out in the Mongkolc are Austin Road,

and

Tra

Upwards of 200 people were arrest- ed in connection with Tac Fa lotteries and some $2,000 was picked up by the Police as money used for gam- bling.

Malayan Iron Ore | |

Going To Japan

Sir George

LONDON, Feb. 12 (Reuter)Al the forthcoming question time in the House of Coinmons, Brandbridge will ask whether the Government is aware that the states of Trengannit and Kelantan (Malaya) nre sending regular shipments of iron ore to Japan.

ife will also ask whether, in view of the fact that Japan has joined the. Axis alliance, steps will be taken to

top this supply.

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BE DELIGHTED TO OWN ONE FROM OUR SELECTIVE RANGE AT A LOW COST.

HUNDREDS OF LAMPS ARE ON DISPLAY, IN EVERY IMAGINABLE SIZE, AND AT ALL PRICES.

Inspection Cordially invited

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