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League Basketball

S. CHINA BEAT "Y" FOR LEADERSHIP

Beating the Y,M.C.A. cagers in a hard-fought victory at Chinese "Y", Waterloo Road, yesterday, South China headed the League table and remained the only undefeated team,

In the first half both teams, played hard for the lead. Although Y.M.C.A. at no time led the winners yet the score was never far apart. The score at the conclusion of the first half stood at 19-14 with South China leading.

The opening of the second stanza saw the losers within striking distance of South China, Y.M.C.A. gathered two

Maisky With

consecutive shots to put them Tank Workers

only three points behind their opponents.

The threat

was soon over when

South China pit on fali aleam and left their opponents for behind. The final score was 44-25 In favour of South China,

Rough Game

The game was quite a rough one Two players from each team were tent off for committing four personal louis,

Of Britain

Inspiration To Russians

LONDON, Sept. 22 (Reuter)The Russian Ambassador, M. Ivan

Mainky, visited tank factories in the The "Y" catera showed bat shooting Midlands to-day to receive the first form, misalny many chay under- tanks in the "Tanks for Russia. baskets. Their defence always left n Week." Madame Makky named the Kap open for the South Chinn hoopsters, first tank, which was of the Valentine

South China

Chung Ling

Lo Fun

Sitak Chun-ruen

Shek Chun-tat

Ng Buon-chlu

Cheng Yuk-Bun

Y.M.C.A.

Lea Fuk-kee

Luk Tak-cheung

Chan Karx-yu

GFO Pu.type, "Stalin."

Tong Sik-chow

So Pak-fal.....

Fong Yuk-aban

La On-sun

Opening Game

As a curtain raker to the exelt-

beat Youth 51-34.

The Ambassador expressed grail- tude for "these very excellent machines" on behalf of himself; his country and people, and more particularly "on behalf of those brave Red Army men who will man these tanks in the battlefeld/

He said that they would not rust In Idleness.

*Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

September 23, 1941.

CHUNGKING ABLAZE-Hugo pillars of smoka roll skyward from fires sot by a Japanese air raid. on oft-bombed Chungking, the Chinese capital.

BURMA'S AIR FIELDS A LETTERS

LINK TO AID CHINA.

RANGOON, Sept. 22 (Reater).-Increasing aid for China Immediately following the cere- and greater mobility of the Royal Air Force in the cast is ing match, National University mony, the tanks rumbled off to the expected to result from the considerable progress recently made

docks on the first stage of their In the first half the match was very journey to Russia. On scene tanks in the provision of new nerodromes and landing grounds in closely contested, with Youth always nearing conpiction were pointed or trailing. At the interval the winnerschallced the names of Karl Marx, ted by only two points, the score being Lenin, Timoshenko, Budenny 20-18.

and Voroshliov. One tank almost ready

The second half saw Youth falling)

fur hehlul and until the final whistle "Moscow, here I come."

for delivery bore these words:

the Varsity boys led by a comfortable)

margin.

National University.-Yu Shlu-fuen (18).| Every Second Counts

Chan Sun-kau (11), Chan Shub-tuk (13).

Yu Sul-yim (5), Yip Fal-leong (7).

Youth Pun Yau-ming (4), Tato Sped into the Midlands kong (1), Chien To (1), Lee Chen-nin

As soon as M. Maisky's train pull-

station, M. (81. Chon Stck-kwal (2), Lee Kam-eling Mnisky saw two Valentine

tank. (2) Vip Chun-ylu (3). Yun Kwok-ebone flying the Union Jack and thei (3).

ather the Red flag. They ivere covered with postera announcing for Russia-every second

League Table to Date

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South China

14

12

"Tanks rounis."

Wah Kut

Y.M.C.A.

National University

Sing Tao

Black CaSH

Residents Union

Youths

indian. Police

Yu Leong

Ping Ching.

Bank Union

Trojans

V.n.c.

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Sir Charles Wilson Invited To Moscow

STANNCA

LONDON, Sept. 22 (Reuter)—It

the

Inter-Allied Conference In London

Burma.

Although built specifically for the extension of civil air lines in Burma it is expected that the new aerodronies will accelerate the transit of the growing flood of supplies for China arriving under the Lense-Lend procedure They will also play their part in the defence of Burma should the LONDON, Sept. 22 (Reuter)The necessity arise and will increase main items for debate at the forth-the mobility of the R.A.F. coming, Inter-Allied Conference in In addition to the nerodromes and London shortly will, says "Reuter's" landing grounds already built, others Diplomatie Correspondent, probably are now building and still others are be (1) The Atlantic Charter signed planned.

Post-War Switch:

Touring the factory, he saw slogans such as "Another One for Joe" and "Rush 'em for Itussia." A workman by Mr Churchill and President The British Commander-in-Chief told M. Maisky that they were work- Roosevelt; (2) Plans for post-war in the Far East, Air Chief Marshal ing 60% hours a week to turn out reconstruction in all Allied countries. Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, who has weapons for Russia,

been touring Burma inspecting the The first factory visited had ត Mr Churchill will be the principal Red flag fluttering from the roof. British representative. Russia will country's air and other defences, has "It looks to me a very efficient fuc-be represented for the first time at by motor car de well as by aeroplane. already covered hundreds of miles tory," sald M. Malsky, and the re- these conterences and her delegate He witnessed demonstrations by one ception we got was very enthusiastic." is expected to be the Soviet Ain- {*** **

Workers Doing Their Best

bassador, M. Maisky.

All Allied countries will naturally subscribe to the aims of the Atlantic Charter.

is learned, authoritatively that Mr He noticed all slogans and Russian Winston Churchill has invited names printed on the sides of tanks President of the Royal College of and "this was a great inspiration to Physicians, Sir Charles Wilson, to me.

It is thought that post-war plons I know that the Midlanda ure Join the British Mission to Moscow, a very great and active industrial will be discussed for the switch- Sir Charles will report to Mr centre and I am not surprised at the over from war to peacetime pro- Churchill on the question

C any very great production going on. We duction, including the collection and medical aid that should be given to are satisfied that the workers ore storage of raw materials ond their the U.S.S.R.

where doing their best to turn out tanks for distribution

the neeri Missions Arrive

Russia and they seem very enthusias greatest in the countries concerned, LONDON, Sept. 22 (UP) Thetic. We want these tanks to get to The Iden, it is assumed, is that re- Tags agency reports that the British Russia as soon as possible and we construction shall be tackled as an and American Missions to Moscow want us many as you can send. We international problem with mutual have arrived

by air on Sovlet can use all of them and in any co-operation instead of leaving each territory.

quantities."

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This is an important meeting and certain decisions will have to be husbands who are affected by the taken, therefore it is necessary that deportation should be present to give effect to any decisions at which we may arrive.

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Appreciation Of General Wavell

LONDON, Sept. 22 (Reuter), General Sir Archibald Wavell, C-in- C India, has been awarded the}· Military Cross of Virtuti Militari, which is the Polish equivalent of the Victoria Cross.

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SMALL GUNS

CHICAGO, Sept. 22 (Reuter).—The United States defence

programme

has reached a point where It is able

Enemy Of Britain In to meet all demands for tanks, small

guns and armmunition, declared Mr William Knudsen. Director-General of the Office of Production Manuge-

Japanese Legation? CAIRO, Sept. 22 (Reuter).-ment, here to-day, The Cairo newspaper. "Almo Kattan,"

cites "a' reliable source" for n report from Teheran that the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem has been found at the Japanese Legation at Teheran.

te-

Calling for a still greater effort, he declared that it was time for the country to "get behind the armament programme and see it through gardless of the sacrifices we have to make in our comfortable standard of living. I think that it behoves us all to wake up."

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