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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO ONE WOMAN AND TWO MEN HIDING FROM THE POLICE ON A LOST BEACH?
Directed By EMILIO FERNANDEZ
In English Dialogue
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1961.
her
Heeled over in Stockholm harbour on her maiden voyage... but now BID TO RAISE WARSHIP AFTER 300 YEARS Government
Stockholm, Apr. 19.
In a fow days' time, in the
heart of Stockholm har bour, a covantéanth-con- tury Swedish man-of-war will be finally raised from its 300-year-old watery grave.
to
The Vate, named after
Swedish king, will slowly break the surface after years of a salvage opera- tion which has cost nearly £1 million.
from
a
On August 10, 1628, the Vasa heeled over on her maiden voyago Stockholm, and sank fow hundred yards off the shore with her full com- plement of 50.
Thirty five ycars ugo, Anders Franzen's father told his little son about the sinking of the Vasa. With his small motorboat, using only a grappling iron, Anders Franzen started scorching in 1954 for the wreckage of tho ship.
He said: "In August 1956 1 had a real bite-a pieco of timber. I managed to identify the Vasa among thousands of sunken barges and other ships." If the Vasa survives it will
go on exhibition near Stockholm.
A Swedish artist's impression of the Vasa, under sail.
The Croziers prepare
to leave for home
after 30
OODBYE is a well-worn
Gword in Hongkong, but
it is being said now with great sincerity by a great number of people.
For leaving at the end of the
month is a man who has done
years in HK
by
Sylvia da Costa Roque
in marathon job for the Colonything to do. I might write
Mr Douglas Crozier, Director book, you never know."
of Education
on
อ
But Mr Crozier is Juoking
Mr Crozier will be leaving forward to
the
Victoria
doing some trout
favourite
Mis Ashing. his with Crozier, after 30 years in the "That is something Colony, first s a teacher, and, can't do in Hongkong." for the last 10 years, as direc-
tur.
SUCH A RATE
And during his term director, education in Hongkong has taken enormous strides. has reached the stuge where a
hobby. certainly
Here is favourite pastime is walking, and he claims to have walled "all over the Colony. don't think there is a port of Hongkong I don't know," he
Bald.
11
Mr Crozier was born Northern includi
in
und
was
hinese University is almost a educated at Queen's University reality. and the majority ef
an Belfast and then at London children go to school.
University,
Maic"
MARRIED IN HK
the
Ho was appointed to Education Department in Hung- He was marie kong in 1831.
Senior Inspector of Acting Schools in 1049, Acting Director of Education in 1950, and Direc- for of Education in 1951.
appointments
gazetted
The following appointments,
transfers promotions.
and postings were announced in today's lovemment Gazette: Meist G. F. WIR, E A. Tam, J. M. Martin, 21. J. Rumbelow and M. Wanamson to be Assistant Super- intendents of Poller: Mr 31. Toda to be Superintendent of Pullee.
Mr K. H. 1acfee resumed duty as Dicirle Julge: Mr T. Creedon to be Acting District Judge.
Mr. A. C. Balthaw to be Fdura- tion Officer,
Mr Chung Pol-un ceased to act an Chiet fealth Inspector,
Mr F. E. Short to be Acting As- Isinnt Chlet Engineer,
Me J. Whiteley to be Inspector of School: Mr Tang Yan to be Su Inspector of Schools,
Mr Wong Hong-ise and Bir Bulle Foo Ching-yan to be Assistant
itegistrars.
Mr Leung Riu-han and Mr Tak Mou-lam to be Labour Inspectors; Mr D. Chow ceased to be a Labour Inspector.
Mr H. Pang to be a Registention Supervisor.
Mr G. 0. W. Stewart erased to br a member of the Executive Council coniequent upon the return to the Colony of Mr M. W. Turnrt. Mr R. 8. Kinghorn to be an OM- rial Member of Le Legislative Council.
Clementi school open day
Calligraphy scrolls, colour-
ful posters, ingenious working models and fine contour maps were among the exhibits ot the Clementi School Open Day this morning.
The Principal of the Govern- ment Secondary School, Mr C. C. Le, welcomed parents and guests attending the annual dis- play of work by students.
This school specialises vernacular Instruction and bigher Chinese studies, includ- Ing art, history and geography. direct us a English is taught foreign language.
on the
In September the School will open in new premises Forest Hill-rond above Winner House, North Point,
The premises which are cost- ing $2 million, wil niso hold
about $200,000 worth of equlp- ment.
ISRAELIS CELEBRATE
A myriad
Jeruaaleni. Apr. 19.
festive lights were switched on here tonight as Israelis came
the out Inte decorated streets to start celc-
brating the 13th anniversary of the country's Independence. After A day of remembrance dedicated to those who fell in the 1948 war of Independence, start of sirens sounded the the festivities.-Reuter.
Said Mr Cruzler yesterday, here are few countries in the world where
of the expanse
NE ruucation has your head
Mr DJS Crozler Such a rate”
The couple arc now going
husband "hundreda" of school through what Mr Crozler
des
days, specch
and received cribes as "n great gastronomi
countless bouquets of fowers round of farewell'
Mr Crozier's most vivid re- dinner parties which, I must
collections of
Hongkong? say, is all very wonderful."
over 30 years, And now what are the plans
"Looking back
are many peaks in my of a man who soon will have
This reader does subscribe to memory" ho anid, "but the no desk to AU?
your Saturday issue, but this is a five week First, there
In the first few years after
typhoon of 1937 is outstanding, reader finds it slightly odd that and so is the complete tebuild- bank his arrival, he taught at King's through
reviews (unlike sports motor four
Europe, and then Mr and Mrs Crozier College and at the Central Bri- will go on to England, where tish School, now King George ing of the Colony's education news) can only be found in a they will ineet up with their
son, who is a District Officer in Northern Rhodesla,
A
Gir
HOME IN IRELAND Their daughter, Corla, teacher at St Stephen's Schoot here, will be flying home to join her parents at the end of the present school term.
Bat in England, the Croziers have not made up their minds what they will do. "My home Is in Ireland, and we may go there, but I really don't know yet," said Mr Crozler.
'All I do know is that I can't myrelt permanently TC- tired. I will have to find some-
James Bond
BY SAN CLEMIKS
DRAWING BY JOHN MELUSKY
LISTEN, CAPN- DIESELS! DEY SYNT
A BOAT ROUND... MAYBE WIT
MACHINE GUN'
BACK INTO
THE BUSHES, CUT DOWN BEHIND
THE RIDGE- QUICK!
were
Crozier Mr and Mrs married in Hongkong in 1934. "We knew each other in En- land," sald Mr Crozier.
In econo- V. He also lectured mics and history at the Univer- sily.
During the war as Captain
tommanded
he
there
He does buy it!
modest half-page in the Satur
system after the war."
The things he most wants to day issue of a daily newspaper, see established here in the Aekt; and that the said reviews are of education are, the Chinese seldom, if ever, penned by local University, the extension and reviewers.
N. T. CHOW. diversification of secondary education, the encouragement of education for physically and mentally handicapped children, and the Comp,
extension of adult education.
Crezler. battery, and was made a PoW on Christmas Day, 1941. He war at first Interned in the
Omcers' Argyle-street and then at Shumshulpo.
In 1957 he was awarded tho CMG. Ho a member of the Legislative,
Executive and
Urban Councils.
cm-
Afr Crozier's thoughts on leaving the Colony? This is al great wrench for my wife and 1, our roots were deeply beddod here. I would bale in' Mrs Crozier is also a teacher,
thinkc I should never Rec and has taught for the last six
Hongkong again, and we de- years at the Peak School. She finitely intend to come back ono has also
attended with her day for a visit."
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