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Chinese Triplets Doing Well

The Chinese triplets who Were born al Queen Mary

March ffuspital on

ገ were visited by a "China Mail" re- porter yesterday,

found!

them ww

were shopiss in the harber shop own their father in od day

Stanley Village, the malled a girl, was

11

uf carried

the

ber

mother.

They all seemed to be getting

Inirly well But the mother i

d that them are living slight rougle: reznops due to the weather.

Jer they were born.

For in-

i nee, the tne of their birth, they weighed 532 pounuls, d 1/2) paudus, and 3 1/2 pounds re- speetwvyis "ow, they weigh 14: puis 12 pounds, and 12 praktis.

·

Some Problems

had been a 1 mth. Whe

labourer before bilth, how spends all her time hon tak vare of them. She emploi ed that the blessing of having triplets was not uncaps- by certain problems, "The her 1usiness is bast, and he 1115

is therefore trying to seil barber lip.

tune, the Lunts them a doctor tu have their health examined,

Ordination Of

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 0, 1949.

Enjoying The Outdoors

Forty-seven, boys of the Wah Yan Poor Boys' Club, led by four Jesults fathers, and a group of boy couts of the 15th group. Hong Kong, are having a Aberdeen Regional Seminary,

("China Mail" photo.j

week's camping at the

May Be Short

Poor Boys Have Fun Sugar

At Wah Yan Camp In America

"We intend to put five or six pounds on cách of them,” said the Reverend Father, J, No- watson, a supervisor of a week's camping af the Wah Yan Poor Boys Club at Aberdeen, Regional Seminary, when interviewed by a "China Mail" reporter yesterday.

on

Washington, August 7.

Exchange Of Goods In Red-Held China

-

San Francisco, August 6. Communist New Chino News Agency report from Shanghai picked up here tonight said that food and goods were being exchanged Freely between Shanghai and other "liberor." od" citjes, Including Hankow, Wuhu, Poiping, Tientsin and as for North as Mukden. Huge quantities of cool were being transported from Northern China to Shanghai to ensure enough fuel for the winter, Thousands of tons of soya

Manchuria beans from

and rice from Kiangsi had reach- ed Shanghai, the report said. In return, the Trading Bureaux of various "liberated" cities were

ian fabrics and yarn from Shang- hal.

Shanghai away from foreign trude and develop national Industries, says United Press.

Delogates also endorsed today mausterity plan and netopled a resolution to set up a Shanghai | branch of the Sino-Soviel Friend-.

Mayor Chen Y, Red Commnts- sor of Bhanghai, Mr. Juch Su- East China People's Gov-shilt und others reported 011 ernment pakt over 118,000 1

The

municipal fake-over conditions of rice in exchange for goods for | and future tasks. the Army from Shanghal.

Private dealers are encouraged to send manufactured goods to other areas in exchange for grain A Department of Agriculture ) and edible oil. report indicates that Americans ;

may be using sugar at a greater of Five hundred drums of edible

rate

sugar con

Monks Affected

itself!

were boughal from North than that set by the gov-China by ave private Arms in ernment under a marketing exchange for anufactured goods, control programme.

Abxit 700,000 workers and students in Shanghal bought The report came out as soon cheaper grain from Goverment SONIC itsers claimed the atores last month, the report "The lads are really enjoy- | morning's work, they are allowed us ing themselves,"

is not the Father to go swimming at the nearby government

permitting aid, adding thut further rpro- enough sugar benches.

be imported to vement in Shanghai's food situa- added.

In the kitchen, two Chinese meet the nation's needs.

lion was expected with the au-| Supervised by four Jesult

Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. tumn harvest. She said that her children are chefly

Juice, Fathers, J. Howatson, G. Mur-copies of the Wah Yan College. fed milk, orange

are responsible for three meals Charles Brannan, who adminis. and refer water. From time to phy. F. McGaley and J. Foley, per day. At breakfast, the boys tera the control programme, has 47 members of the Club, most-have fruits, congee, and bread. derided that only 7.200,000 tons ly shoeshine boys, made their They have chicken, fish, veget-of U.S. and imported camp at the Seminary's playable soup, and rice for tiffins sold in this country this year. ground

Saturday

they go to be The programme is designet to last, supper. Before

stabilise prices and supplies. under the charge

Mr.they have a bowl of milk each. of

The Club has about 80 boys: 4,320,450

The Department

report said of the Wat

toris had been distri Joseph Cheung

some 25 of them are tied up in buted in the domestic Yan College. Also with the

various jobs, and could not get during the first seven party, were five boy scouts of away from their work. sald. of this year. the 15th group. Hong Kong Father Howatson

The 47 boys are divided into

"I offer $15

cach to some of four

leader in the boys parents to cover the with 'a groups elvirge of each. Each group in to

of income, that tuke kart in the morning work the bugs can really have a good to full-fledged washing, marketing, supplying of time out here." The elevation pre-thood of Seminarian Anto water, and Dxing the kitchen,

There are also competitions be- al Pelizes, 01', one-time student

the

groups in general of the Diocesan Boys'

Protest tween

sports- fishing, treasure hunt, place at the auty Seoul, took

The Basuryhill Pominican House of football, and table tennis.

winning group is to receive prizes Strelles, Stubbs load. yesterday

ench evening at the camp fire. maring in the presence of his nother and a large gathering of friends.

Rev. Father

A. Felizes

The now 25-year-old prelat of the Hominican Order of Preachers who came to the Colony from Manila at the are of six-wam ordnined in, an impressive and solema two-hour ceremony by the Most Reverend Bishop E Theng. assovite to Thontas Cardinal Then of Peiping.

Two other ordained were the Very Reverend Father Pedro Traquens, OP. of the Philippines. and the Very Reverend Pather Benedictus Siou Chuen, who hails from Ropeh Province. The latter is however not of the Dominican Order, but of a sezolar one.

Physical Training

week's Joss

COCA COLA PROFIT

New York, August 7. The Coca Cola Company on Saturday reported first Julf The boys get up at sunrise, and carnings of US$10,930234 equal take physical training for about to US$4.12

it Common share.

15 minites at the playground. in the first half of last year.-As. After the boys have finished their sociated Press,

Albania Is

dropping AS dwindle or spen

Shanghal's business depression;

beginning to make felt in the Buddhist temples und is affecting the livilhood of thou- sands of monks, reports United Press. market

revenues months With This is at the rate worshippers of about 7,421,000 tons a year, or less for joss sticks, many monks 221,000 more than Mr. Brannan's are being forced to go to work for a living. The nonka at Bubbl- limit. And the shortage! marketing may be even

ing Well Temple,

of onc sumption

greater for con-

olciest and mest fernbus normally runs higher during the last half of the year thau the first,

was re-

The

fn

Shanghai, are making stockings #5 4 sideline. Manks in other temples

were reported doing various other kinds of work in

farming. Some were cluding Lnking special courses in the military and political universities.

Reuter and United Press. :

A shortage of sugar ported in, Austin, Texas, where spokesman for a group of bot- Liers and housewives sent a message to Congressmen that many buyers had been unable » get sugar in that city for 10 days. Last month, spokesmen fur in- dustrial users urged Mr. Bran-

three-day man to increase the quotus, but

S'hai Conference Six hundred delegates at a conference Held In no action was taken-Associated | Shanghai supported the official Press.

Communist policy to aleer

Moscow's Stiletto Pointed

Is At Greece

com-

Several times recently I havej watched Greek Army

anders in the field with difi- culty restraining their infuriat- ed troops from crossing the Alhanian frontier.

Fathers of

u the case of Father Chuen, his studies took about 14 years in all.

And

Yugoslavia

By KEITH BUTLER

salan, Karena, Belles und Hoidou they have grouped themselves, relying on the assistance of AL Bulgarin, and, if

The delegates were chosen by the Communists from the mill- tary, the Communist and demo- cralle minor parties and from turiners. workers, commercial,

motion industrial,

picture ankl The other circles of Shanghai, theeting was held from Wednes- duy to Friday.

Signifcuntly absent were Ma- dame Sun Yat-sen and Dr. W. W. Yen, former ambassador to Mase cow. They were olleially listed os sick.

RUSSIA IS BEST CUSTOMER

Prague, August 6. Commerce with Russin and the Eastern European People's Demo- erachs now accounts 1er 40 por foreign cent of Czechoslovakia's Lade and this ratio is to be in-

Minister af used still further, Mr. Evzen Loebel, the Deputy. Foreign Trade, anid today.

accused the Ho

the United States of trying to damage Czechoslovak economy by various worms or trade discrimination, incltaling stoppage of delivery 011 which had been paid for,

orders

nica

He said these American suver hnd cmused unpleasantness but failed to do any real damage. Mr. Loebel wrote an extensive review of the nation's trade polity for the Communist Party news- paper, "Rude Pravo,"

Russia now holds first place in Czech foreign trade (with 22 por cent of the total volume, Mr. Loebel reported. He said this cor- responded roughly with the pre- war volume of Czech trade" willi Gemiany.—Associated Press,

FOUR INJURED IN TRaffic accidENT It's tough on a General when Liaison Delegato to UNSCOB hanin he Is prevented from following has just-described how his Gov-necessary, the use of their ter up the enemy and

destroying ernment sees this change.

ritory as a refuge when too hard

Four persona were injured, one him and his bases simply because

of them seriously, when a private of paper conventions which the

prassed, He says that because of do-

The possibility of Tito's swing fell over a precipice about 20 feet car in which they were riding, enemy and his supporters do not

velopments Yugoslavia the to the West and his declaration other to observe.

Cominform has had to regroup that he will else the Greek- [high near Shek- Bonch at about Its forces in order to maintain Yugoslav frontier have added 5 p.m. yesterday, absolute control in its further

u fiow complication to guerilla Chan Chung yer, for

subjugation of strategy. the

age 16, of It has driven a wedge 53 Lockhart Road, Wanchai, was Greeve through the guerilla war. I has been obliged to move the the guerillas based on Albania pital, while the others, including

into the communications between detained in Queen Mary's Hos operational bases ogulust Greece and those basex on Bulgaria, two children were allowed to go towards the two wings of the denying use of Yugoslav territory hoon after medicat treatment. guerilla front, Le to Albula aut Bulgaria, who are still bid the guerillas in future opera

tions.. Greck gunners have to watch instruments at the Cominform impotently while Albanian forry Unsure of Yugoslavio, the

Guerilla Losses convoys move guerilla troops Cominform his had to fake firm-

On January 1, 1940 the gueril- and supplies along the laterally Its hands the whole opera as numbered 25,000 first-line rond just over the frontier In tions plan against Greece. It fighters, In six Albania, Many Is the Lime the

months they has thrown fito the guerilla war Fave last 10,142 casuallics, trigger-fingers of the Greek weapons, men. supplies and war These losses have been partly re- troops and airmen twitch al material of every type in quan: placed by forrible recruiting

Sometimes titles far most uncontrollably.

exceeding everything (estimated at 5.027) and partly ever attempted until now to by raluforcement from the neigh- carry on the undeclared war of bouring, countries (estimated at which Grecco la the victim. It

0.015). seems that Russia is still deter. mined to achieve her outlet on the Mediterranean through Greece.

The Greek troops had watched The ordination Felizes and

guerillas Traquent yesterday the Greek Communist was the eulgination of a 10-oddship across the border under their noscy just as the "Greek year course for the priesthood, very

Anny was about to close the

Even Greek Air Force planes theology, involving philosophy, psychology, Latin, and other sub-tound them. Weeks of hard have to fly along the Greek side plans

k bitter mountain fighting of the border and observe hel- jects. These studies were under brought no reward to the tired plessis the guerilla concentra gone in Hong Kong and Manila Greck sottilers beenuse

the Al- tions, supply and training bases, at different times.

bubians brazenly gavo sanctuary, artillery arul transport inside hospitalisation and fresh arms Albanian territory. and equipment to the hard-press- ed guerillas.

Rested "and re-equipped, the guerillas would be launched back Father Felizes, himself into Greek territory ht strategic Often Philippine citizen, is said to have points along the frontier.

found entertained the desire of becoming | Greek Army formations

six. When their flank or rear altucked by a priest at the age

moving at will back Manila, where Ruerillas he arrived from he was born, he was educated for and forth across the frontier.

It is no unusual thing for a stray chot does land on the ROMO time at the Diocesan Boys*

Greek troops near the frontier Albanian sido of the border. School.

to be fired on by guerilla and Then there are screams and pro- Albanian frontier troops located tests and representations to UN He is noted for his good rense

The total through the other Balkan setel

is reckoncil by the Greek Army guerilla force now inside Albanian territory. of humour and witticisms, even

Striving strictly to observe In-Ilte states of Russia,

Intelligence to be about 17,800 while an altar-boy

the SL. it

ternational Law and abide by

first-line Arbiting men and women, Theresa's Church 10 year back.

the resolutions of the

And always Undted

on the frontier incidentally, celebrate Nations General He will,

About 12.400 of these are located Observer Assembly the the

Teams of the

in the Vitt and Grammos moun- his frat Mass at St. Theresa's Greek Army is unable to follow United Nations special Committee

tain strongholds. where only watching next Bunday, August 14, in the the guerillas and destroy them on the Balkans

were concentrated last of his former parish ang their bases, unable oven to UNSCOB itself has many times

Because of its strategle position 0.050 presence priest, Father C. Orlando, who are back

shot at from confirmed Albanian, Bulgarian Albania has been called upon to January.

and Yugosiny frontier violations undertake the principal role in The guerilia artillery.hos nito still holds that position.

in their aid to the

bren reinforced. During the last the new Com!nform effort. querillas Yet lost November the United The Greek Liaison delegate to six months the guerillag last 16 mortars, 80 machine Nations General Assembly called UNSCOB asks that measure be guns, 150. |on those three countries to taken to eliminate the effects of guns. 530 automatic weapons and cense forthwith giving any kirid Albanian intervention in Greek 0,500 rifles. Now, however the of ald to the Greek guerillas. affairs. He stresses that there whole of their artillery is con- Viisi-Grammos It recommended the Govern-nicosures must be capable not centrated in the ments of Albania, Yugoslavia only of compelling Albania to area and amounts to 136 guns, and Bulgaria on the one hand conform to the rules governing compared with 70 guns in that and Gretes

area-in-January."-- between states. on the other to the relations restore good neighbourly rela They must also guarantee that new. attack tions, to establish normal diplo there will be no matle relations, ta renes or against Greece's integrity in the concludo frontier conventions | future.

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It is clear that the 'next main assaults of the Greek Army wil at Vitti and Grammos and the querillas aro working like ants to prepare the fortification of these redoubts."

·This:" radical · change of scene within six months has cost the Greek Army 1.100 killed, 3,410 wounded and 452 missing during this owriod. American and Belt- Ish Military observers bellove that if the Albanian and Yugos lav bordera had been closed the and Vitsl guerillas in Grommos could have ocen eliminated in a If the guorilla war is to be the brought to an end before

and to settle their refugee pro. At the beginning of this year UN Assembly President, the military situation in Greece Dr. Herbert V. Evaft, headed a looked at its blackest since the special conciliation' group to try, guerilla war began, Since Gen- and adjust the differences. eral Papagos became Comman Progres was made, but no der-in-Chief the Greek Anny has

reached. settlement

wonder Dr. Evatt achieved

against the reported that Greece had agreed guerilla army. The Peloponnos in, substance to a settlement for has been completely cleared up. mula. He said Bulgaria and Most of Central Greece has been Yugoslavia would probably have cleared and the remnants of the accepted Albania had, but guerilla forces there are no longer that Albania had never respond a serious threat to security. ed to the canelllation proposal. The mopping up of the gueril- Albania all the time flatly relax in the North Western pro fused to recognise or co-operate vince of Epirus is progressing Greek Army and people are ex- 'and hausted the frantior-especia1lv with UNSCOB. In this attitude satisfactorily, In Central

few wènks.

the was Joined by Yugoslavia Eastern-Macedonia and Thrace the Albanien frontier must be and Bulgaria. All of them wont the querillas have been-driven closed, leaving the guerīlas no ou uninterruptedly helping the into a few border pockets and longer an escape and supply #uerilian

the refugees from recilla for route Northward to is about

As thedito-Cominform rift deve-rorism are being repatriated to to clore the Yukolay border Al-

| base for; opers long “ Tito beckipe, more apparent, a fuge in the towns. repuping of forces in the The querilla um nów consen- «3 well as against cir

gang, has been taking place. traind

acte, both the expected mor

The fronters in: the ahu naking. why

mountain Powers to not se

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