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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937.
Hong Kong School For The Deaf
The Second Annual Speech Day of the Hong Kong School for the Deat was held at the Mansang Collage Hall, Kowloon City, on Saturday afternoon, in the course of which the Bishop of Hong Kong, Rt. Rev. RO. Hall, commented on the good work of the school, while Mrs. Hall distributed the pikes.
Displays by the students ware on view. «
Amongst those present were: Rt. Rev. Bishop wind dirs, Fal Rev. J.K. Hirrs. Rev. Lee Kau Yan (Chairman), Rev. Edward Lee, Mrs. WE. Cheung, Miss E.S. Atkins, Miss B.M. Pope, Mr. Cheung Wing Kul, Miss L.W. LI, Miss N.E. Eliori, Miss Li Lak Wa (Head- mistress), Mrs. C. M." Bird, Miss S. Steela Miss W Robinson, members of Tec H and many others.
HEADMISTRESS' REPORT.. Addressing the gathering the Headmistress, Miss L Luk Wa said:-
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his medical advice, which relieves the staff of much anxiety."
VISITORS..
During the year we have had When we went into our over 100 visitors to see the school quarters the number of pupila was Among them were Miss Westling, 20,-17 boarders and three day the former Vice Principal of the pupils. Gradually more came, and School for the Deaf in the Philip now we have 23 pupils 19 boarders pine Islands. Miss Thorpe, the and tour day pupils. At present former C. M. 8. Candidates Secre- the girls' hostel is quite full,tary, the Emmanuel Church Sun- and we are hoping to extend day School, Diocesan Girls' School, after the Summer, When the V. D. M.. A. Group of St. Andrew's School was opened we only had a Church; the members of Toc H and pupila. In two years' time the many other friends. number has increased nearly four- fold.
GOVERNMENT GRANT
WHA
In December last we were in- spected by the Inspector of Vernacular Schools, Mr. Law Yan Pak, who
satisfed with the children's progress, 30 we became a subsidised school with a Government Grant every year, which is a great help.
In January the children had a Medical Inspection by our Hono- rary School Doctor, Dr. C. W. Lea who gave us a satisfactory report of the children's health. We are also grateful from time to time for
SURPRISE FOR SMOKERS
Some wise man has discovered why the smoker smokes. These are the reasons he gives, seven in all:
1. Because you are bored: 2.-In imitation of others;"
DONATIONS
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On behalf of the School Council, Staff and pupils I would like to express our deep appreciation and thanks to all our friends, who have been so generous, as to send us donations and gifts "from time to time and make it possible for us to bring happiness to the lives of our deaf children.
FINANCIAL HELP
TAIPO RURAL HOME
First Report Issued
- A new experiment in social wel- fare work in the Colony was des- cribed in the first, annual report of the Talpo Rural Home and Or- phanage which was published on Saturday,
The object of the Home is to as- | sist orphans and prepare them for life in villages" and farms. The girls' section of the Home, thanks land, is almost completely Anand- to donations received from Eng-
ed and supported, but on the Boys' section there is a gap to be filled boys is entirely new. as the scheme of rural training for
Briefly, some $10,000 is required erection of the huts, the provision for levelling the site at Taipo, the of water, fencing and animals. It is hoped to train 60 boys at a time, at a cost of $60 per annum per boy. ready been erected and there are Semi-permanent huts have 13 boys in training, with applies- tions for admission promising an Increase to 30 in the next twelve months.
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Contributions can be sent to The Right Rev. Bishop R. O. Hall, or the Treasurer, Mr. J. D. Danby. Alexandra Building.
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THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE
As I have just said we hope to extend after the Summer, in order to have room for more children and for this increase funds will be The Pentecostal Mission found- needed. We shall be very gratefuled by Mr. A. G. Garz of the Ame- for any Anancial help.
rican Mission in 1907 celebrated Its 30th anniversary by a Dedica- tlon Service at the newly built Tabernacle at No. 11 Castle Road on Saturday.
ANGLO-AMERICAN TALKS
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During the course of the service London, July 10.
Mr. T. M. Sung, the Honorary Satisfactory progress is report Paster presented a short sketch on ed to have been made in Anglo- the history of the Mission to an American talks which have been audience of 400, emphasising the proceeding in Washington with fact that the Mission had en- 3-In early years, because you the object of exploring the possi-countered many hardships. want to feel grown-up:
bilities of a trade agreement be- tween the two countries. Accord- Mr. Sung thanked all those who At the conclusion of his speech, ing to the "Times" correspondent had voluntarily subscribed..to it is "reasonable to hope that the wards the building of the Taber- experts engaged will be able to nacle which cost $45.000. report to their respective Govern- ments that they have agreed on common ground on which to open official "negotiations."
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The American demand, it is stated, cuts. right across some of the Dominion preferences incor- porated in the Ottawa agreements. and each Dominion will therefore have to be consulted before form- al negotiations can be opened..
Once this stage has been reach- ed, and after consultation with The new system, introduced" in each Dominion, it may be found. the Queen Mary Hospital, by which necessary to send a British trade any doctor may be located with the mission to Washington to begin minimum waste of time, has prov-negotiations for that Anglo-
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LANSBURY VISITS MUSSOLINI
Rome, July 10." Mr. George Lansbury, British Labour leader, who arrived here on Friday afternoon from Paris, was shortly afterwards received at Palazdo Venzia by Signor Musso- Lini...
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Sandler Visits Litvinoff
Moscow, July 10. Toasts were exchanged between the Soviet Foreign Commissar, M. Maxire Litvinon, and the Swedish Foreign Minister, Mr. R Bandler, at a banquet in the latter's honour today."
M. Litvino eulogised Russia's peaceful policy and her attitude. towards the League of Nations, while Mr. Bandier stressed, the London, July 10.
Swedish nation's love of peaceful George Lansbury, who has re-international co-operatom, cently visited United States, Bel- Mr. Bandier added His hope that glum, Germany, and France where such co-operation would continue. he has interviewed the Heads of to expand in spite of the aider- States in connection with his perence in ideologies- sonal efforts to investigate the Transocean News Servera, best course to pursue in order to ensure an era of peace, was receiv...
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PAVILION OF PEACE OPENED
Faria, July 10. The Pavilion of Peace at the Paris Exhibition, damaged by fire earlier in the week, was officially opened yesterday,
GERMAN DEMANDS
REJECTED
Vienna, July 10 Negotiations which began here in order to deal with matters aris ing out of the July 16 agreement German newspapers into Austria, came to an abrupt end in Vienna: last night.
The German demands were totally rejected. The demands in- cluded the free admission of all! German newspapers into Austrig The Deputy Premier M. Leon An amnesty for all Austilan Blum, the Secretary-General of the Nazis,
League of Nations, M Joseph Abolition of all anti-Nazi law; Avenol Lord Robert Cecil and and other prominent personalities were among those present.— Transocean: News Zermat
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