The Archive · 1941

Tino and His Orchestra

815 Avenue Joffre Telephone 71609 against the Chinese second line-up, while, the strength of the third couples will decide the final. encounter. On the face of things, the French 'Blues' are slightly hotier and should win by a narrow margin.

The final results of yesterdays matches follow:—

Betar 0, C.S.F. 'Blues' 9

C. Hanin and H, Hayward lost to Miss Tavares and Mrs. Trolle 3-15, 4-15, 4-15.

Sarah Gourevitch and Mrs. Fay Ma; lost to Mrs. Cate and Mrs. Krenov 1-15, 0-15 and 6-15.

F. Gabriel and E. Veineiman lost to Mme Jourdan and Mme Mingant 4-15, 4-15, 7-1

C.SF. 'White' 9, S.M.C. Girls 0

Mme des Courtils and Mrs. Jen

and 15-5.

Chi a Hsu 15, 1-1 "Mrs. Meise and Mme, Hegar beat Susie Pan and Suzanne Chang 15-4 19-11, 15-5,

and 15-3, best Diana Juy ad Doris tp 15-9, 15-4 Mme Chapman and Miss, France should be able to put out a strong International team: Levy would be our choice for the goalkeeper's position, Roussel and Collet as backs, Segalen, Pecquery and Vinh in the half-line, and Sbath, Sinh, Heloyan, Bossuet and Osselame in the forward line.

It is rumoured that the elder Levy and Jacob are planning to play for J.R.C. again.... Palestine should be able to enter semi-finals with ease, having drawn Scandinavia in the first round. Their line-up will include Meyer Greenberg and Sammy Greenberg.... Sokol has lost another ver. Velgus, their right half who as making such progress, has joined the R.AD. and will now play for

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