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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1952.
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Letter From Cynthia Eager Royal H.K. Defence
Hongkong's Olympic Hope Sees An Arrogant Sacred Cow-Thinks Of “Kim”-Meets A Siamese Going To England To Study Astrology-Remem. bers Friday-Wears A Chinese Dress In Athens Spots A Big Hole In A Volcano Acts As A
Purser Finds Americans Swim Like Doris Barten
Helsinki, July 17. To start right from the beginning-after I boarded the plane, which was still ing and the sweat just ran down all the passengers faces, we were up and
minutes within fteen taking off we lost sight Hittle Hongkong.
It really fascinating to look down on the dense forests, river. mountains, I can see glittering
while
waterfalls. and extensive ricefields all submerged in water.
foamy
At 9.30 Bangkok time we arrived in Bangkok. The airport ofis called Dow Muang Airport. 11 is 17 miles from the city by good of rond. It had started to get dark as we landed, so that night we couldn't see much of the town. Irene, Sonny, Cheong and I song our hearts out on the bus. That is, going from the Airport The notel.
I suppose you would like to know a little about who were also on the plane. You'll never guess Thirly Merchant Navy inen. From ane continental ship that was wrecked, I think. There were have also four Catholic priests. asked them to say a little prayer. In fact,
priest I get to every have a chai with, I ask this from. Korean um sitting next to ficial who is coming with us to Helsinki. He is going to give he badge of theirs and belt, Behind me. sitting with Mr Wingive, is
handsome young Dutch fellow. going on home leave Ile is poles tall and very
nice.
up
Well, these are all the people who left from Hongkong, but we huve picked since Bangkok
people. few more Imagine, w
that plane is carrying 50 people now! One more priest end some Siamese VIPs.
Oh! Just minute
am going to peep out of the window, we are getting near Rangoon. There is a big muddy river and now i can see the outline of a little town. I have just been leaned the use of one of the Fathers binoculars.
NO ELEPHANTS
I am looking for elephants but
All The land can't see any. around is flooded. I should imagine rice grow very well in
this area. It is not a
anyway
will describe that inter
Before we reached Bungkok we had to cross the coast of Indo-China. As you approach the coast at several places beautiful yellow sand can be seen. The clouds look like pieces of colton- wool which have just been thrown out of the plane.
It is 6.30 p.m. and dinner has just been served. Botween "Sonny," Irene and I we have
finished nearly
a whole box of chocolates,
Sonny is really worried be- tween meals in case he is for gotten. The first trip he timed her (our hostess) bringing trays to the passengers. He doesn't do that any more now.
to
JUST LIKE WANCHAI' We were then introduced to some Bangkok swimming ofelals. They invlled us to swim on our return. The main road of the city is like one of the streets in Wanchal. There are holea In the pedestrian wolk,
We had to wait about an hour for our rooms. As soon as we had our things arrangert in our rooms we had dinner. It was about 10 o'clock Bangkok time then.
We then took a stroll down the main road. The shops along that rond were
pecky little things with nothing but junk to sell, When we took the above walk, there was a group gathered in a dirty alde street, smoking long pipes. They really gave me the
creeps.
As we had to get up about four n'clock in the morning to catch the plane, we had break- fast at the Airport. The insects were swarming all over our food und ants and *mossys' biting
everyone.
We landed at Bombay at 5 p.m. similar to This place is very
We should Calcutta, but larger. have stopped at Karachi for the night, but instead we stopped at Bombay. That puts un back a tress and Many pulm day. cocoanut trees.
cun
The area around the airport is dirty and neglected. The cows and goats grazing in the open all very thin and flelds are
Their ribs
be mangy.
The
people are thin as counted.
The women walk with well. grace and balance large pots on their heads. They are very fond of bright colours. All the men wear shirle hanging cut. Children are dressed in to school going
lean white trousers, shirt, ele but without shoes!
The shops there are rather ex- pensive. Sonny is the only one who has bought anything. Crows are perching about everywhere. I am told they are very tame
and help to keep the city clean.
terribly Sacred cows, with arrogant faces, will stand in the inldate of the road blinking their eyelids and swishing their tails wille ll the trafle gels con- gested.
There are many old-fashioned carts with stooped brown driver, canvas covered back, big wooden wheels, tinkling bells on the anitsais horns,
As soon as I saw the carts and the bazaars and old men and
of that book melis, I
thought "Kim". There are many double- decker buses but all needing a Poti coat of paint.
The following morning 1 woke up at 5.30 a.m. and got dressed by 6.00.. I had nothing to wear, 1 took only my white, dress and shorts and my white dress was The Airport itself is the most very dirty in no time. So I wore
dress. the places we Irene's Chinese
I was modern of all have been far. At twenty-told by varinus people it looked
off took
from very nice. past-six Bangkek.
The Catholic priest nerican and is he lots of fun! who has just come aboard is an
am supposed to look like his port.
to him. according stacles Jokes all the time and is really very funny.
cracks
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Cynthia Enger, one of Hongkong's team of four swimmers at the Olympic Games, was more than just In her days as a an established writer at school, schoolgirl it was said that nearly all the class essays had an Eager flavour about them.
If that is not exactly true, Cynthia was never averse to writing any of her classmates' essays for a consideration.
This is her first appearance in print — an account of a trip to Helsinki as seen through the eyes of a 151⁄2- year-old Olympic swimmer.-China Mail Photo.
wait about an hour at the air-were singing the same tune over port because these officials were and over again, so we couldn't arguing among themselves where get to sleep. to take us Arst.
We gave a sort of exhibition at a swimming club. The water was very light but rather cold as It was late At the hotel. I wore Irene's Chinese dress and you can imagine how the people stared!
REMEMBERED We had breakfast at the air- Most of the Catholics
On the way from Abadan and He forgot it was Friday and they ate
the bacon,
fuckily I ro- Athens I took over the purset's but membered. We took off from job. I had to give out all the vny forms and announce just where Bombay at 8.30.
we were flying. He gave me his nothing to see but sea until we crossed the Gulf of Oman. This cap and even wanted me to use I had ever his coat, but the coat was too was the first time seen desert. Mile and miles of long. yellow sand with frayed bushes in patches.
He showed me some tricks with mirrors and you should see me cheat when we play cards. We are always teasing him, the Dutch fellow and Mr Wingice.
CROSBY-HOPE
I know all of the crew now. whose real There is a fellow
George Gainford there is Silvester. Jann should
Insists He Is On Holiday
There wng
Finally we arrived at Helsinki at four in the morning, 11 was freezing. Mrs Sales lent me heg raincoat to keep me warm. We waited here another ho
hour and then took a bus to our quarters.
.
The boys and Mr Winglee live in the Olympic village. I live with the other girls at the Nursery. This building was a
used to accommodate the women nursery for children and is now athletes. The building has eight floor and automatic Üfts.
**Irene We flew to Rome. We saw.o volcano and the Captain was so over thrice, 'so
decent he few
has
are on
Cana-
viher
and I have to share We landed at 10.95 at Abadan.
our room with the Singapore girl. We are with the Asians, Hungary The air hostess has just an-
Just moved In. The has a big bole name is Bob limpe, he claims to nounced that the temperature is that we could see it again. It
105
right in the Americans, Brish and Fahrenheit in degrees
the middle.
dians, elc. The shade.
the sing like Bing Crosby.
Yesterday it was 119
side of the wing. Captain of the plane-looks-the
degrees. It is the hottest place At Rome, Father Herst disem-
There are three, small beds, in spilt image of James Cagney, the
have been to. As we walked barked and we were all very the room, four chairs, two smali air hostess is like an actress.
Dutch
fellow out of the plane it was like sorry to lose him, He was cupboards, We call the
one big one, two being thrown Into Archie (comics) and, of course, s
a furnace, terribly amusing and charming. | wardrobes without hangers, cua hardly breathe and
We picked up a man, a French
* Indy and her aun. The Arst time
OLYMPIC PASSES know
this. your hair becomes very dry, something about
You are not allowed to bring her son used the toilet he locked We Well, in case she doesn't, Cheong
do not have to pay fo cameras and him in take _uny | himself in and
when he was travel on Kia-man looks like Silvester.
the buses or trams. picture in Abadan. Mr Sales finally heard forgot he had some film (but no purser let him out.
weeping the We have to show our Olympic The poor card. The water in the swim- camera) in lis overnight bag and thing had been crying. He when the Customs searched they only about five or six.
Isming pool is warm, but the air is very cold. We do not scera From Rome to Geneva. The to have very much chance be- food here is very good, the best cause all the swimmers are terri we had. Then to Hamburg. We fc. The Hawalian girl is doing had dinner there and then we 5:00 for the 400 metres. said goodbye to the crew and to all the Merchant Navy men.
GRUMPY OLD GERMAN
Our next step was Calcutta, just for an hour. I had watery curry for lunch there. The Air London, July 23.
prport is not very large. I wanted George Gainford, manager the World Middleweight Cham-to get some postcards there, but
I couldn't Rud any.
found it.
All the Americans swim with straight arms like Doris Barten (at least sometimes). They also glido about.
Archlo (the Dutch fellow) just plon, Sugar Ray Robinson,
kidded Mrs Sales that her would not discuss the possibility
We were not allowed to leave husband would spend the night of a third meeting boiween the
I discovered the in
Bol Champion and the British ütles the airport,
Icam
At the hotel we talked with there. Neo holder, Randolph Turpin, here Singapore
sume Siamese who are going to Chwee-kok was among them and today.
to study. They con Gainford, who is on a short one girl 80-metre hurdier. They Lundun
were on their vucation in London, said: "I can Were o
way to London hardly speak English. One is
gring to study law, another We waited at Hamburg for
I saw Marshall yesterday. He do nothing until the doctors are before coming to Helsinki.
and the third about an hour and then took a satisfied that Robinson has fully Their concit is really funny. All economies
fle two-engined plane to Copen-has a peculiar style. His recovered from physical ex- he wants to do ly race every-stronomy to tell fortunes!
behagen. There was an
old 60 in slanting. They are very relaxed. His leg work is very
Joan Harrison
haustion and that
wili perhaps thing. He said to Cheung Kin-really believes that he will be grumpy-looking German next to rood.
anyone's fortune
asked him to tell mine but
be in two months' time. I am man, "We will see who will win able to tell here on holiday and not to dis- in Helsinki." Then he said to after be completes his course, cuss boxing in any shape or all of us, "We will see who will form-Reuter.
win at Helsinki."
Sweden Beats Austria 3-1 In
Soccer Olympic
Helsinki, July 23.
Neo Chwee-kok is not at all tall, but well built. We are just taking off. Good bye, Calcuttaj The heat here is terrible. The lund is Bat with many palm trees, water is collected in ponds near every house.
He
the Father If it was O.K. said if I might belleve It, then not to. So I didn't.
SAW A CAMEL
us and we couldn't do a thing without getting Afler
an hour's flight with
arme
I spoke to a dirty look. (South African 440 Yards Cham- them I thought I had better ask nothing to see-because the for plon). She is now 17 years old, was so thick-at last we arrived is quite fat with huge shoulders. There are some girls who are at Copenhagen.
We saw other teams there very short, others very tall.
Sonny Monteiro didn't practise going to the Olympic Games the yesterday because he
wasn't Australians, Saarlanders, Greeks feeling very well from the plane and Portuguèse.
journey. The Indians are not We boarded a plane for Stock-very good. holm.
One of them is We were supposed to swimming the breast stroke and spend the night there, but when back stroke, the other free style. we we arrived we were told wej They are about our standard.
couldn't stay there, so we had
I saw a camel in Abadan. We left Abadan-and then to Syria, Damascus and touching the const of Cyprus. Across the Mediter- ranean Sea past Rhodes and some other small islands until arrived at Athens.
We played cards "Cheat" with Archle and "Hot Stuff" with Sweden defeated Aushlin by Mr Winglée. Father, Herst has three Roals to onl in the shown us a few tricks with quarter-finala of the Olympic matchsticks. Hon that started This country is beautiful. Lots the of olive trees. We were met by with match-some Greeic olleials from the swimming clubs.
We had to
football tournament here today, something! Everybody in
At half-time, Austria led, one plane is playing goal to n-France-Presse.
sticks.
THE GAMBOLS
"COME-ON, GEORGE, NE YOU CAN'T HAVE TRE TING Wỹ ĐỜI ÖRTETEOG BATH ROOM FOR A FEW FOR OUR ANHNERSARYT | MINUTES, DEAR ƒ“
PARTY
CAN'T FIND MY CLEAN V BOL & HOLE IN
JALRIGHT
||OFT IT FOR
BATH
to sit in the airport for a few haven't seen Ford Konno yet. The Americans are terrific. I more hours. We took off at 2 a.m. Cheung Kin-man says he is very
There were some Greek re- portern sitting behind us....They proud and is always shouting at
the top of his voice,
Barry Appleby
INTHERE ARE MY NEW SHOES T
"KURAY UP.00
ALWAYS YOU'RE
LATE
We practise once a day for only 15 minutes each person, but if you can manage to all swim in one lane then you can get an
cách.
hour
Wo get 250 marks
C day,
which is about $3.00. Our washing has to come out of that. The souvenirs here are very ex- pensive.
The food here is quite good, lots of cold meat and salad. The dairy products are excellent here.
The weather is slightly cold, but when the sun is out it is very warm. It doesn't get dark here at all
The American girls are not very friendly, nor the Canadians, but the English girls are very 'nico.
CYNTHIA
Force
Force Ordera
Orders
Orders
Hongkong WAAC
Serial, No. 20.
Munro. by OG Burt Blacks. Rifleng & 1 p.m.
Lecture-Fit Lt
D.M.- Colonel LT. Ride, CBE, ED, and Tuesday, Drill, P Comde disfecture-Fit Lt Cooke
bayonet frog, at Coy, sigan Pi "Aarvard Pilots- p.m. D
Baturday Commandant, Royal Hongkong pow!, RV 6.25 n.ni. at MPG Dren. August. 2="A" Fight Alrew .Defence Force.
Clean fatigue, Teiffe alinga & bayanel | IKAAF Hangar-1 . pim. Transport frogs, Big P1 "D" See-Tucaday, W/S leaves Salisbury Road at 1.4 p.m. 63. RV 3 0.m, at MPG, Dren: Clean fallgus. M.G. · Pl—Tuesday Pl
RV 6.20 5.m. Discipline-Dress. The practice of Cords Dispaani carrying umbrellas when in uniform ordered. Mor P-Tuesday, Pi Comes July 23, 14 RUKDF Happy Valley
At MPG for 10 Dress! A
Teathing. First Aid, Parade Monday I regular and will cease.
dispor, RV 6.20 p.m. at MPG for 40 p.m. Drow: Plain clothon. Parking of vehicles at 11Q. The July.
HG. Dress: A ordered. Mor Bignals "A" Bec Parade, Signal parking of velricies is not permitted Weekend Ex 25/21 ed. Be
1 Ranksonico
HQ L Tunday July 29, 1952. 5.30 p.m. "D" Bee Parade signals Office 114 LF Thursday July 31. 1952 5.30 p.m. Bros. Uniform. (Sgd) C. P. Vaverax, Lieut-Coj.. Deputy Commandant, N.I.K.D.F..
on the toadway running along the
Office at
West side of the parade ground stray, DVE Put "for 110. Dress: Clean fatiguo this in front of the gorgoes at Overall ITP-Thursday. Dvr any buint between the itafn en. tranco to IQ and the Transport Instr. Pay. HV 5.20 p.m. at MPG
Inr 11Q Dress: Clean fatigue (Over the North End of t10 garages. Vehicles may be parked in allz), int sec & Anipers.--Weekend ingle line only on the East Bido 20/27 July. All Hanks to attend. of the parade, ground close to the V as urdered. Int Roe & Sniper wire fence and on the Bouth alde Monday. No parade. Medkal Ste
ingle Turday. Cadre. RY 5.26 om at of the parade ground in line only in front of the main lecture Overalia).
MPG for 11Q, Dress: Clean fatigue Regu Cadro-Thursday As ordered. V B. D.m. at MPG for HQ Bress: Clean fatigue.
room.
Fotes Headquarters
Depot Training, Squads No. 8, 9, 10, 11. & 15 Monday July 21, 1932. Parade, RiKDF HO 4.45 pan. Dress; Weapon Training Order. quad No. 12. 11 & 14-Tuesday July 29, 1952, Parade RIXDF UIQ 3.45 p.m. Dress: Weapon Training Order.
&quad No.
10 & 17-Tuesday July 28, 1053. Parade, BHKDF fiQ 5.45 pm Dress: Overalls, Berets, Boots, Anklets, Web Bell & Nayansi Frou.
Home Guara
Training-Thurstay July 21, 1959. Lecture, KV 5.30 p.ni. at MPG Dress: Plain clothes.
the
St. John Ambulance Orders
Mac.
Order by Comm. D. W. Inston, C.M.O.. 0.B.E., C. SI. J..
John Am Commisioner of St. bitance Brigade. Honglong District Order No. 30/G2 tated 24th July
Ambulance Dulles, Hongkong 27.7.62 to 2.8.62. Wanchai "n" Division; 3.0.52 to 9.0,62, Shaukiwan Division:
tongkong Ansellary Air Force Trade Training. There will be no trade training for Radar Operators and Fighter Plotiers during manth of August. Radar Operators. Monday July 28"C" Watch- INT UNIT Training, have Kec. Practical Training-(Full Day 1932.
leaves HQ KIDSDT Parade Tuesday July 29, 1932 HG), a.m. Transport RIKDP Happy Valley 6.30 pan. 1.jat 8 am, and Star Ferry nt 1.13 lecture by Capt Hui. 2. Weapon a.m. A.T.C. Section. Tunday July
Dress: Overalls, Training.
it. See: 29- "D" Watch-Kat
Tak-(Full Parade Thursday July 31, 1932 11Q Day) 8.15 .. Trosport leaves RIKDF Happy Valley 5.30 p.m. galibury Road at 5.13 'aằm, Friday Subject: Weapon Tražiting. Dreas: August
"A"
"1.*
Tak 0 "Watches - Kai
Tansport _jcaves Balik-
6.4 p.m. Wire
Overalls, berel, bells,
Fai..
p.m.
Kowloon
Bay.
Duties, Ambulanco 20.7.52 to 3.0.52, Mongkok Division: 4.0.53 to 10.8.62, Kong Wah Div. & Tai Po Div.
Squad Duties Sun. Penetration Artillery Battery-Training, Gunaery Monday July 28; and bury Road at Monday July
27.7.84, Dr Lau Po Hel & Manshuen Wednesday July 30. 1951. RV 0.30 ler Operators. p.. MG. As detalled. Dress: Technical College 5.30 p.m. Trans- Nursing Div.; Sus. 3.0.59, De S. Y. Plen clothes. C. 4. B. T). "A" Bee, Dort leaves Murray Parade Ground Kwong & Shamshuipo Nursing Div. Beach bution, 11ongkong-Set. Tarde 3.30 p.m. SOR CSIQ Monday at 5.30 p.m. Thunay July 31-
p... Repuka July 28. 1052. "B" fee parado 0.20 Technical College-8.30 p.m. Trana 20.7.53,
.. HUX CSBQ Friday August 1, 101t leaves Murray Parade Ground Keanedy Town K. F. Div: Die Wave iP32, Drens: Plain clothes.
nt 5.30 p.m. Fighter Controllers Hay, 5m Nam Div: Shek-D. Wandi121 Monday July 28-HQ RUKDF-0.30 "D" Div: Sun. 27.7.32, 0.30 a.m., Hongkong Regiment
leavea Transport
Murray Repulse Bay, Western K.F. Div Parade Ground at 6.20 p.m. Friday Big Wave Bay, Central-Div: Blick-O, Div: 1.30 p.m. Umies
Wanchal "A" Orderly Omeer of the August 1-Q RITKDF-6 p.m. Weck-Lt J. A. King.
Repulse Bay: Confucian Div: Next for Transport leaves Murray Parade
Div; Slick-Q. duty- K.J. Hanmer.
Wave Bay, S.C.A.A. Orderly Ground at 5.30 p.m. Fighter Plot- Sergeant of the Week-SЯt
Chung Sing Div. C.Wters. Wednesday July 30—"B" Watch Norrin Next for duty-Set A.L.-8.0.R. (Half Doy)-0 a.221. Nery.
Clarks G.D. & P.A. Tuesday July Training. "A" Coy-Tuesday, PWT 20 HQ RIKDF-8.30
p.m. Trans- Rifle & LMG Pay RV 5.20 p.m. at purt leaves, Murray Parade Ground MPC Dres: Cleans faligue. "B" Ctynt 5.30 p.m. Police Course, Tuesday Monday Fdcraft. Fire discipline. July 29-No. 3 Police District, North HV 0.40 p.m. at MPG for Wong Point-8.30 p.m.
Transport leaves Nel Chong Gay, Drem: Clean fatigue. Murray Parade Ground at 5.30 p.m. Fdcraft, RV 5.20 p.m. at MPG for CAAF Hangar - p.m. Trans Coy-NCOM Cadro-Thursday. Equipment Assistants, Felday August QMIL. Dress: Clean fatigue. "C" Coy Tuesday, Rife. LMG, RV 8.20 p.m. at MPG. Dress Weapon Trg Order.
Noach Duties, Kowloon - Sat. 20.7.53 and Sun. 27.7.52. Taimshotaul Division & Waterloo Nursing Div.
Allocation of Nursing Duster For August 1952-A. Ambulance Duties a1 I.Q.: Central Nursing Division; 3. Ambulance Duties at I.Q.: Kow- loon: Shamshuipa Nursing Division; Penetration Sound Duties: Shamshuipe Nursing Division: D.
Shelter Duties: Shaukiwan
part leaves Salisbury Hand at 6.30
detailed-5.45 p.m. 30-A
Rifle Sung. Bayonet frog. "D" Coy Numing Orderlies. Wednesday Street Sleepers Nursing Division:
p.m.
22 P only-Sunday July 27. fine Thursday July 31A Section-E. Beach Duties-Hongkong: Kennedy.
Town K.F. Nursing Division: Clarification. RV 9 am, at MPG-Yuli Day's Training at Kal Tak, is Beach Dutes-Kowloon: Taun Wan for Peak Range. Dress: Balls Order canceled. A.T. Section. Sunday Nursing Division: 0. South Chirsa (incke & pultres) Jers aleet helmets. July 27,--Kal Tale 1.30 p.m. Cpl.
A. A.
Pool Dulles: South Berets worn. Jungle hats in haver- M.A. Da Rosa, P.R. Remedior, & Chinarsing Div.; H. Chứnst Anck
Coy, Wednesday Dr, Cpt. C.E. De Luz. Wednesday July Bing Swimming Pool Dules: Chung LNG.
2" Mor. By B.15 p.m. at 30-Kai Tak-0 p.m. Transport Sing Nursing Div.; 1. Kowloon MPG for 1IQ. Dress: Clean fatigue, leaves Sailsbury Road at 8.30 p.m. Y.R.C.A. & Cvij Servants Assen. Safety Equipment Workers. Friday swimming Shed Duties; R.Y.M.C.A. Hanger—0.00 Nursing Div.... August HKAAP
Transport leaves Sallsbury Transfer-Div. Surgeon Dr S. H. Read at 6.30 p.m. Squadron Ground-Sung, M.B., B.S.. transferred from craw, Sunday July 27-"D" Fght Wanchal "A" Amb. Div. to South China A. A. Amb. Div. w.e.z. July, IIKAAP Hangar-3.45 0.m. Trans port leaven Salisbury Road at 0.30 19, 1953.
Omcers Meeting, Mainland Sub- Lawn Dowie
Am. Friday August 17" & "B"
Put There will be an Officers meet- Colony Open Patre al K.B.G.C; Fights-KKAAT Hangar- K.C.C; .K.F.C. and C.C.C. Transport leaves Salisbury Road at ing, Mainland Sub-District on Tues-
Lawn Tenals
15.43 p.m. Saturday August 2-day 20th July at 8.30 p.m. at the Tumwateul Health Clale, Nathan Men's "C" Division.-C.R.C. "1" | Fligh!——JNCAAF Hangar -3.00 p.m.
Hoad, Kowloon. Will All Officers I.R.C. K.I.T.C
Recreio; Transport leaves Balisbury Hload at
make a point of attending this meet- C.R.C. "2" v P.O.R.C: L.R.C. v1.45 p.m.. K.D.C: C.C.C. v S.C.A.A: H.K.U.
H.K.C,C: K.T. v K.C.C.
TODAY'S SPORT
V
p.m.
Flying Programme. Sunday, July Meetings
27-5 A′′ Fight Alrerew - IKAAF Prelinary meeting of proposed Hangar 9.00 a.m. Transport leaves now Athletic Club at Victoria Re-Sollsbury Road 0.30 a.m. Thursday creation Club, 5.30 p.m.
July 31. Auster Pilots 6 p.m. 0
ing.
FUNG PING-YAN, 8.0.51.J., Assistant Commissioner, Colony Headquarters,
. J. A. N. 21.7.67.
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