Nanking, Apr. 7
The revival of ancient Chinese ies in all schools is ordered by Ministry of Education, The Ministry specially recommends kite~ fying, shuttle-cock, yo-yo, boat racing and archery." As these games are conducive to the development of the physical health of the young, their revival should be encouraged, the order of the Ministry states.—Kuo Min, 'THe French Concession Health Authorities "report for the week ended April 1, that there were 36 deaths within the area under their furisdietion of which number two were foreigners. There were no causes specified in the cases deaths among foreigners. Among the Chinese population, there were three deaths from tuberculosis and one from typhoid fever. to have a better chance of retaining the honour. East Stirling, who fonly' gained promotion this season, already definitely are doomed return to the Second Division, and Morton will be very lucky if" they fare not their companions, though (Cowdenbeath and Airdrieonians are not yet safe.
Following are the full results of Saturday's games, together with the Teague tables corrected up to date:—
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.