NIGHT at 9 p.m. punctually the curtain rises at the Race Course on the long-awaited United Services' Associations' sponsored boxing programme in aid of British War Funds. The weather promises to be fine for this gala occasion and the huge crowd that will be there is assured of a splendid evening's entertainment. Tickets, at varying prices, can still be purchased from Messrs, Moutrie, Messrs. Squires, Bingham and the Fourth Marines Club, Bubbling Well Road.
Would-be patrons should make certain of securing their paste-boards early today as there is a distinct possibility that few seats will be left by the time the programme begins.
The committee has left no stone unturned to make the evening memorable one in the annals of Shanghai boxing and the success of the programme as a whole reflects great credit upon the persons concerned who have so ungrudgingly given of their time and money to eliminate every hitch, A surprise is in store for those who attend in the shape of the souvenir programme $n outstanding example of the printer's and photographer's art, profite from which will go exclusively to the War Fund.
Under the distinguished patronage of Mr. A. H. George, C.M.G., British Consul-General in Shanghai, the programme has all the hallmarks of something "big" and it will be extremely surprising if satisfaction is not voiced by all present.
"Smiling George" Confident Both George Levchenko and Young Dundee, who clash for the welterweight championship of China, have completed their training and are now waiting for the gong which will send one of them to victory and the other to defeat. Levchenko, when inter. viewed yesterday, looked in the height of physical fitness and appeared quietly confident of his ability to be able to turn back the threat Full Programme For Tonight Welterweight Championship of
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