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Exhibition Of Chinese Paintings

An Exhibition of the work

of Miss Sun Tor-chi "is" being" held at Hotel Cecil today and tomorrow.

It is indeed an interesting show in that the exhibits consist - ut variety of subjects as well as styles

ex-

Starting from the Western style, one admires- the fine and quisite modelling in her drawings, particularly..the wonderful ap plication of a tone paper and the telling effect of a few touches

xiches of white. In No. 29 Group, a Heads", however, the spacing of

two beads appears conflicting as if they were sticking together.

Such confliction of also be seen

een in "Young

can

Fosters China" (No. 2), large oil painting, which is due to lack of definition of tone between the ugures in the foreground and the background. In her large oil painting Evening in Pick Woo (No. 8) both effect and rendering

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are ski

skilfully worked out. Her

In ruther

Tin Tol Mountain" rendered technique, while in her "Carpen- at Work" (No. 3) there is a ters well arranged composition be sides a loose and free treatment. Her output of Chinese painting consists of landscapes, figures, flowers and birds, and suffice to mention the skilful line sen

dering in No. 32 among the figure

section, the bold and vital treat ments in Nos. 34 and 63 in the landscape section and the sets!- tive, modelling in her "Eagle

“Picture showɛ Cardinal Tien, at the laying of the foundation- stond of the "halt-completed Holy Souls Church (Lun-Ling Tong), at Star Street, Wanchai, yesterday. ("Chinɛ- Meil?

·Photo).

Cardinal Tien Lays

on Stone

At Holy Souls Church

(No: 46) in the birds and flowers More than 200 people witnessed the laying of the

section.

With the work as seen in the presert show as a starting point, her future development will be considerable, I am certain.

Resolution By British Newsmen

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foundation stone of the half-completed Church building-Holy Souls_Church_____(Lun -- Ling Tong), by Thomas Cardinal Tien, Archbishop of Peiping, at Star Street, Wanchai, yester day.

The foundation stone is in the figure of a perfect marble cube, and is bollowed in the centre for the preservation of important papers The stone was inlaid on the left side of the Church Hall entrance on the top floor.

The

Aussie Pilot Relates Adventures In Hands Of Burmese Rebels

After having been held a prisoner for more chan two weeks by the Burmese rebels following a forced landing of his plane on a paddy. patch in Taunggyi, fringing the Burmese jungles, Ken Begg, a young Australian com- mercial pilot arrived at Kai Tak by a CPA Dakota from Rangoon yesterday, **** Flying buddies of Begg in Hong Kong greeted the fall, blond pilat as a long lost brother as he stepped from the transport looking a little worn but otherwise none the worse for wear. An eager receptionist also was his pretty fiance, Miss Irene Machado.

four-storeyed- Church building which is of modern de- sign, is being built by the Catholic Community in Hong Kong wha raised, the funds before and after: the war.

The Church building will con- tain

Community a

Recreation

In an exclusive interview der heavy armed escort, to go to with the "China Mail" the the restaurants for our meal. That softly spoken young pilot rewas a little better." Iated his tale of adventure which, to use his own words, was an experience.

Ken Begg a free lance com mercial pilot was doing a job for 2 Burmese air transport company -Sky Freighters eying petrol up the Irrawaddy River valley, from-Rangoon to Meiktila,

Line-

For amusement, Beer and his three companions started argu- ments with their guards and teased them. We usually walked paces ghead dodged around and suddenly appeared abreast of them to see the silly look in their Races."

Red Literature

The prisoners

KEN. BEGG

Unified

Command Advocated

Paris, September 17.

He took off from Rangoon on.

sers soon tired of this August 17 in a single engine

Indian form of amusement and asked for Norseman carrying an

Dutch fight en« books. A whole pile of Communist passenger,

The French evening newspaper gineer and four drums of gaso-literature was happily showered

"Paris Presse”: called today for ther Arriving over "Taunggyi,” re-l

Ama

ong the books however, a supreme commander for the lated Begg, the engine suddenly there was one which I did enjoy. Western forces, preferably an stalled. We glided earthward and It was Alice In Wonderland. And, American, who would serve as landed on a paddy feld without believe me, Alice never read bet- umpire in Anglo-French "diffe

ter the pilot exclaimedences on strategy. Lacident"

Meanwhile, Begg continued, he After 17 days of detention. The call was made in a front had

communicated by radio with word came to the prisoners that the nearest station, giving his the

high fight position

with their

command was satisfied past editorial, published in the

again and made the were the three men

*ppextance out of the blue of

ment

"The engine

defect wasn't could of neutral status pad they form of "classified advertise-

On serious, and I could easily have

After declaring that applica through the rebel ons should be addressed to the taken off destination but for the sudder held area to a communication meeting of the Atlantic Pact na-

point where

Prope

and freedom, Irs today, the "advertisement" added London, September 17.

a uniformed koldier, immediate-cnt to phe they were expatially) tions, being held in Washington:

box cars, train The Institute of Journalists,

ly after I got out of the planar velling in rough box

"Candidates should preferably holding its annual conference

soldier told. Hegg that he was plane, however and said that they, in the absolute confidence

In monosyllabic English the and truck.

The rebels retained the atro-be of American nationality to en- At Harrogate, unanimously Mr. Chung King-pui, Assistant basement; a Parochial School in from the "Central

concurrently the President of the Community Hall in the second dom of information, drawn up Wanchai Parochial Centre, at- floor. The Church Hall will be in

tended the ceremony. sub-

Room and a store-room in the

...

passed a resolution critjent of | Secretariat of Chinese Affairs, and the first and second floors, and a Front" which to Beer rld use it to bomb the govery Congress and likewise to serve

the draft convention on free-

United Nations by a committee for submission the General Assembly.

.to

The resolution asked the British Government_not_to_sup- port the convention at Flushing Meadows next week.

The conference also

expressed on

the view that the convention the international transmission of news and the right of correction. which the Assembly adopted in April, might have the effect of restricting the freedom of ex-

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the top floor.

Pl Government Firm

Prepared To Assume Obligation Of PAL

pression, of giving occasion for It is reported in the "Manila Bulletin" that the National Development Company is ready to assume an 8,000,000-peso obligation of the of the Philippine Air Lines personally guaran- teed by Colonel Andres Soriano, President of the PAL, with the Rehabilitation. Finance Cor- poration.

It should not, therefore, the conference thought, be signed by: the British Government Reuter.

ADMIRALTY MESS COCKTAIL PARTY The Admiralty Civilian Officers Mess in Austin Road., Kowloon, held a very successful cocktail party at their Headquarters on Saturday when members and their guests, numbering in all 100, spent a very enjoyable, evening

Commodore

and Mrs. LN. Brownfield the Mess Prust

and dent, Captain RJ. Monk RCNC, were the chief guests

The NDC Board of Directors will take up a petition of the airline that the Government také over the guarantee for the loan at a meeting to-

morrow.

The Government firm is ready in the light of all considerations, to take on the burden as the the petition of the FAL would be private firm's plea was considered granted by the NDC Board at le reasomble from the standpoint of morrow's meeting: equity.

The occasion was to celebrate the return of the Mess to its old It was pointed out that Colonel quarters after vacating the pre Soriano assumed responsibility for mises for two months and being the loan last April due to press temporarily housed at Jubileeing commitments of the PAL, al- Buildings, Shamshuipo...

though he held only 18 per cent A dinner followed the cocktail of the corporate stock and the

Ing was held-at which Mr. LF.-3 Launder officiated at the piano.

The whole of the arrangements was carried out by the Mess Committee.

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that M*

ing the war said that he would matters

Kon

the stranger was a rebel "He was ment forces "One rebel pilot who as umpire of differences between dressed in the uniform of the was trained by the Japanese dur France and Britain in strategic Burma Rifles, clearly a desertet gy it wish he would be useful in view of the import knowledge of English would #b the Burmese insurgents, said, "he'd break his silly Pease come was what he said, to in

it. The twir could only ance of contacts with Field-Mar- us, Begg recounted.

150 ring hours and knew shal Montgomery (Western Union

modern

subordinate

defence

to

Burozcan

of French

three flyers were by swarms of armedasticall-nothing-mence chief), who desires. ugly fooking fellows, who didn' Ken Berg comes from Banks-" plans to England's geographical seem very happy to see t them, town, Sydney. He first flew in Begy continued

1543 when he was in the Austra position..

good After an hour of interrogation, lian Air Force. He saw action in habits and history is likewise de Begg and his two companions New Guinea and other war areas sirable, for it will be advisable were taken to the area command of the Bar, Begg joined CPA in Erance has no desire to be

Pacific.

to take account of the fact that some 100 toiles away where they In 1947, were further detained. Beggs was Hong Kong and remained with the atomically liberated after an in- not allowed to communicate with airline company for 13 months. He vasion. The person; chosen must the outside.

thep

strack out on his pan, firing immediately start to obtain, from all over the East Indies and the American Congress the neces Barma

Court Of Inquiry

A court of Inquiry was set up by the area commander who in terrogated the three ron inten- tively. "They wanted to know everything about us from the time

and place of our birth to the business we were engaged in They

Asked what his future plan powers for the establish

ment of was, the young plot said without

rearmament programine hesitation: "Fly again, Why do providing for effective means to you know of any job going?”

prevent any aggression. Tcast to stop it before the total Occupation

at Europe, 2. The participation

European na-

Britons

Komsin

drawing up strategis affecting the European com-

spestioned us most intou Were Givenants. A spherent American

sively our political giews, in- quiting whether we were Com manists, or not and whether we were against them

Rough Time

The prisoners were not, how- ever, subjected to any

Berlin September, 17. treatment. They were guarded, Three British soldiers, who heavily. At first three men yesterday escaped from a pri

watched over us,” Begg-saló," san in the Soviet sector of the second yday the guards Berlin, today alleged that they numbered 15; and the day, fol. were knocked about, given lowing, there were 50. This

policy, on all questions.

ripe and its defence, whateve

changes may lake place

position

Congres

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party after which a musical even NDC had „47 per cent.out to the "Bulletin sha Sheria do away with them: "to-make an imme, the soldiers also told of/to have been among: 125 delegates

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He also took occasion to deny reports that the Government had been favouring the PAL or Colonel Sociono-in its actuations, stressing the fact that Colonel Soriano haid

San Francisco, September 17, 1 only 18-per cent of the stock, while

bepan, to worry us a little. De box treatment and fed

Map Tse-tung, Chaimim of the Begg said the three of them with insect-filled food while in ment had 47 per cent sensed it very highly that the res the Government

goalkeeper Chinese Communist Party, was The DC

official also

pointed

bels! fere looking for a chance to Telling their story for the first routed by Pelping Radlb today was operating the Ciz. was

to the meeting of the Preparatory night

and day questioning, Commities of the Chinese Prople' without payment or any form of exmtiple of usa

|:Political-Consultative Conference consideration. Any step taken by We knew this by the many pings and kicking. the Government for the airline chances they put before us for terday, the men broke through plenary session there today therefore, would rebound more to escape we could have taken The Bulletin report said that the benefit of the Government ft them and might have also slipped the Soviet guards, climbed a ber-

Lence President Elpidio Quirino himself, self rather than of private in- on guards But we were als bed-wire

dows a German sentry, when apprised of the PAL peti-dividuals, the official concluded aware that we would not be alle since returning to the British

to get very far before they caught sector of Berlin, they had be Mindanao his departure for

pp with us again—an, then per- by the Cetention Ward of the Cathay Paciɓe. Airways, art haps, the pay of us had British milllacy hot

The food, Bess. Said

Directors of the NDC felt that it was only just that the Govern- ment corporation, which is the biggest stockholder in the afrime, sõould assume the burden.

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believed the plea fustified and a Colonel Soriano

Bonn, September 17, The three Allied High Com

In the same report, the "Bulletin missioners have decided that Bonn, seat of the new West Ge-

should not be compelled to theloid further,

quote

an NDC official as dény-man.- Federal Government, shall

In their dash for freedom 'yes-

cient. -

gas suf- charges meal after meal was

aga

and rice.

and Burmese We were getting

ing reports that the PAL threaten- become an enclave outside any fed up with the

ed to quidate its assets should one of occupation, it was au-

the Goyerent fail to assume nounced today--Reuter.

the obligation.

No such step was contemplated.

the NDC said although the airline

•had

an offer to purchase

118C-Es for 9,000,000 pesos.

The Government, as largest stockholder in the airline would not allow it liquidate and abandon its foreign service, the official declared, now that it has

leading airlines in thei world, building up for the Philippines considerable pub Hcity_and_goodwill around the world, and

The loan under discussion, the second of its kind secured by FAL from the

was granted by the Government banking instit tion last April 1 when the

airline asked: 210,000,000 peso loan: 10 meet 13. 290,000 peso in liablities, of which 4,200,000 pesos was past due

The loan was given only on con- dillon jest Colonel Soriano per-

was yable in seven years, The NDC pointed out, the "Bulletin reported, that the grant

the Joan gave PAT the breath ing spet it needed to continue with to operations.

af

The airlines bucant the official stated, as it has assets with z=det valent. 22,300,000: Désos,

Karth-dec

had #ter much argument with the} and

ere allowed up-

od knocked

Sand

CPA SKYMASTER

The first Skymaster

with here, yesterday from Leave Kingdom-co delit

Lylloted by Captain,

This. it the

itish official

sdde:

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