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HKAA RALLY

RALLY PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL

Described as a red latter day in the annals of motoring in the Colony, the first automobile rally ever to be held in Hong Kong, under the auspices of the Hong Kong Automobille Association was successfully concluded yesterday.

Officials responsible for the rally all expressed gratification, over its success, which, they said, far exceeded their expectation.

Reminders All participants on the three routes, Shok-O, Sha-

Today European YMCA, Whint Drive,

8.30 p.m.

-Union Jack Club, tombola, 7:45

Dan.

Coming ovants

TOMORROW Hong Kong Rotary Club; jun- cheon, Roof Garden, JIK

Hotel, 12.30 p.m. Britige Drive, European YMCA

8.30 p.m. Cheero Services Club, whist

drive. 7.30 pan. NAAFI Club, table tennis tourna

mest. O p.nl.

toukok and Kam Tin, reported smooth motor- ing. Though rain fell in the early morning the roads were not slippory, they said. All

cars, with the exception of one break-down due to a petrol pump disorder, reached the finishing point-the Diocesan Boys' School- without a scratch,

A total of 110 entries took part in the rally with 42 on the Shek-O Route run, 40 m the Shataukak Route and 20 on the Kam Tin Route. The first car on each route left the starting point sharply at 8.30 a.m. followed by the others at

Nine Dragons Services Club, whtstone-minute intervals.

drive (cash prizes), & p.m.

WEDNESDAY

Women's Scelton, whist morning, European YMCA, 10 am, Legislative Council ingeting.

CSO, 2.30 p.in.

NAAFI Club, dorts tournament,

p.in.

TL

Il meeting, 50. Mardennelt Road, 0.30 p.m.

Union Jack Club, whist drive,

Nine

7.45 pun.

Dragons dancing class, pan.; boxing, eic, 7 p.m.

Services Club,

Though all cars were expected to return to the Diocesan Boya' School Grounds by noon, the first cer was back by 10.20 a.m.

There were 32 different mokes

of cars street in the rally. !

were

to the spocta- Of special

the tors

Supar-Sports first Hong Kong Jaguars, the fullt and designed diesel-engined without a body, and cor, sill the Austin taxi with a to horse. power engine.

Chinone Indy ontry who is a daughter of Mr. Ngan Bhing-kwon, China Manging-Director f the Motor Bus Company,

Hill climb

After the luncheon interval, Mr. John Furley officially opened the Hill Climb contest with n demonstration run up the 063 feet incline from Argyle Street to the front of the main school building in Jaguar Super- Sports.

during

Drawing more than 1,000 spectators to the school grounds, the contest

many provided thrills especially

the wiggle-waggie and reverso brake tests through an S-kend of rubber tyres after each car had finished its

up-hili. run

Forty-five cars were qualined

for this event.

There were five lailles among the 110 entrants In the rally, among whom Was Mis Irene The fastest climb was nade Nann, the youngest and only by Mr. Alex Eu in 53 seconds For this In Jaguar XK120.

Trygve Lie issues fifth annual report

London, August 6.

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Trygve Lie, in his fifth annual report pub- fished here today, said that the Great Powers' failure to concludo peace treaties with Gor- many and Japan was the root cause of the prosent international crisis.

He told the General Assembly that the attack upon the Republic of Korea by North Korean forces was the latest and worst of a series of dan- gerous crises which have arisen for the most. part out of the failure to establish a collec- tive security system based on universal ac- ceptance.

Mr. Lie declared: "It should

be clear by now that the crea- tion of a United Nations sys- tem of collective security, as It is envisaged in the Char- ter, can be expected from the member nations only as it re- sults from or accompanies a settlement of the conflicts for power and position resulting from the defeat of Germany and Japan."

Mr. Lle asserted that the present world situation was serious danger to peace and the continued existence of the United Nations.

The Korean war was a threat: to International peace of a must! serious character, worse Even than the deadlock in Berlin, where the use of armed force did no

occur.

he was awarded the "Ford Chal-

| lenge Cup." Mr. O.

A. Arnold, driving Jowett, and Major H. F. G. Chauvin, driving a Sunbeam Tal- 1-ot, both made the climb in 88 seconds and after a second con- test staged between the two, Mr. Arnold was declared the runner- up. One ear made the run In 194 seconds.

contest

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1980,

Top picture shows Mr. G. A. Arnald receiving the "Alex Ross Trophy" from Mra, D. W. Macintosh, wife of the Commla- Bionor of Police, for the bost performance of the day in yes. terday's Hong Kong Automobile Association Automoblie Rally.

Mr. Arnold, wh drove

2 Jowett, was the winner of thras other prizes in the Rally. Lower picture shows Mrs. Edward Eu receiving the "Femor Trophy" for the Concours d'Elegance contest("China Mall" photo).

FLYING ARROW'S

Rally Organisers. P. Du Torr.CAPTAIN GUILTY R. Bohm. R. Shun Wah, J. D.

OF MISCONDUCT Milnor, E. Eu.

Harriman

in Tokyo

Tokyo, August 0.

Mr. W. Averell, Harriman farrived" hero' today and Immo- diately conferred with Chen- erd MacArthur on Amorienn Far Eastern policy.

Some sources predicted⋅ solidi- Gestion of American support for

·Azian nations opporing, Com- mythian op a possible result of the viall of President Truroon's now special nuelstant on foreign aftalis.

I was all that General Mine- Arthur would empbogise In talks with Mr. Harriman that the Korean war is but dan :umpent of Leontinunt Communist presure-in

Asia.

They said that he would warn Mc. Harriman that a UN victory In Korza would accomplish ditile unicat same support were given other turcaloned anerem notably Talwan and South East Asla.Associated Press.

POSTHUMOUS AWARD OF SCOUT BADGE

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Seeing that the gun was out of nction the led might well have run away do taha cover in soma sider place---but be knew that hie duty was to "stlok to " kus puses | further, orders might coing from

his officer.

Camfed on

One of the gun's crew said tu himWhy don't you

zo, boy? You will get hit directiv." And he replied, "T.àm hit," which was trus, for a ball of shell had struck him in the phost, but still he carried un.

He cantiqued to mick it out et, his, post and when at the end the action, he was relieved, he sank down and collapsed. But still the "managed to `ark, "Did we win, $152

Shortly afterwards his gallant spirit passed to Higher Service.

The former little London street boy, once a Boy Scout, died a Antiopal hero, Though dead he atvarded the Victoria Cross on account of his brave conduct and sense of duty,

Kas

Following the hill-climb caninembers. There are, he said 13,- test, the Concours d'Elegance was 000 vehicles In the Colony of holti. Mrs. Edward Eu in which 7,000 to 3,000 are private ensemble of black and white was core. adjudged the winner of this event. Mrs. Eu wore a while-laced Chinese dress and rode in a black

In order to keep his memory Buick Road Master driven by a

Judges: P. Du Turr, R. Bohm,

New York, August 5. and his exemple alive among his chaufferur in white uniform

1. Shup Wah, J. D. Milner, E. Est. A United States Coast Guard brother Scouts, the Cornwall Scout Other entries In the

Officials V. Ferrier, E. Frede-Court found Captain David Jones, Decoration has been Insituted. Hove Mrs. Eu close competition rick, N. Wallem, F. G. Appleton, of the Isbrandsten Line freigfiter The Badge is a plain little letter for it was only after long des F. A. Howard, G. Wd Dodwell Flying Arrow, gulity of miston- "C" in bronze but though it is liberation that the Judges, Birs. H. M. Newton, A. Ho, J. Monsel duct charges brought by mem- not gaudy to look at it is the Kwok Chan, Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Smith, T. 8. 1. Waters, A. E. berz of his ship's crew. Captain highest honour a Bcout can win. Mr. Ross Bohm and Mr. Paul Quin. Inspector Hardacre, Inspec-Jenes! Heence was revoked for that little "C" meaning mot only Du Toit, rendered their verdict to Murray, and Inspector Ha-six months, but the penalty was Cornwell.

but

also

the Conrego in favour of Mrs. Eu.

worth.

suspended over a one-year pro-int

made

Cornwell a hero. bationary period,

This Cornwell 'Badge is, there- Prize winners

Captain Jones was found guilty fore, awarded to Seants who, be af "Not only has there boon ng

permitting equipment to roskies being especially good Scouts, mafa out of a lifeboat, while have diso, shown special bravery progreat whatever in enlarging

the ship was

in risking his life to save others, Messrs. M.F.

of at sex, and. the area of agreement but the fance of the day, the "Alex Ronny" Castio, well-known en..hazardling the lives, of two sèa- | or it may mean that he has shown

and ) W Trophy." Mr. G. A. Arnoldi (Jowett); unner-up,

10tertainers, have arranged a vory of the same stack near the ship's ness and pain.

men by ordering them to work | wonderful courage la' facing ill- Mr. E (Jaguar X1126); the fastest hit smoking concert of St. Joseph's the whistle might be needed.

programme for the atcam whistle at interesting hill

time when climb, the "Ford Challenge Cup." it. Alex Eu (Jaguar XK120); Wednesday, August 9, at 6 p.m.

The Flying. Arrow, and several Mr, G. | runner-up.

clashes with Nationalist naval $5. PIONEER WAVE A. Arnold Jowell: the

Old boys and friends are as-vessels when running the blockade beat performance

of the Chien const fate last year. -United Press.

parties have not even sat down together at the conference table. "As long us this state of attatts is permitted to continue the world will remain committed to intensification, month by month, of the conflet."

Living standards

211

Mr. Lle's report contained the

4

Prize winners were aunounced

ST. JOSEPH'S OLD BOYS CONCERT·

as follows. For the best perform-

Baptista

College" Old Boys' Association on

In Hong Kong, the "Vaughnil Chai-gured of a very enjoyable even-

Mr. T. R. Ingraming. Cup,

The concert will take place at performance

Telin A50); best*

following pronouncement about in the New Territories, the "Gil- St. Joseph's College, Kannedy the need for raising living stand-man Chailenge Cup," Mr. V. W. Hoad. ards in Asia and Africa:"

"The peoples of Asia

van Gelderen (Daimler); bool and performance by a lady driver, the Africa, like the peoples of other "Diana Cup, Miss Irone Ngan. under-developed areas of the (MG). 1 world, are faced with ¡presting soolai and which

tremendous them, not idest

efforts to because these

economic needs

YOUTH FOUND HANGING

long overdue, or are so Mr. C. H. Savage (BSA, Scout: morning.

حمة

SHAMSHUIPO BARRACKS FIRE

A woodón structure, measuring

"The Femor Trophy" for the A 17-year-old apprentice tailor; 100 by 20 feat. used as a Batly Concours d'Elegance, Mrs. Edward Lam Cheung-kang, was found house in the Omer Quarters, Eu: Di

the best performance for hanging in a lavatory at a tailor Shamshulpo Barrticks, pre-war car, the "Watson Cup" shop, 40 Johnston Road, yesterday severely damaged by 3rd yester

day afternoon But the Secretary-General pre-

L. A. Benn dicted that, if the United Nations

runner-up, Mr. The extent and the nature of Morris); the best performerso have been with the Drm for the p.m. was got under control by The youth, who was stated to The fire, which started at 1.15 is able to emerge intact and suc- these economic and social needs macie by n British car. the "Swire last two years, died while he was three ongines from cessful from the present crisis, are not always easily understood and Maclains Cup and Medal-being taken by an ambulance to shulpo Fire Station after half at the ShanTY. its strength and Influence will be by the more fortunate people lion, Mr. G. A. Arnald (Jawett); the hospital. immeasurably enhanced and the living far away. Nevertheless the the "Caltex Trophy." class

to lasting problems are there and must be (American) Mr. J. F. Shea (Lin-

world will be cicser

peace

with

coln Costan); the "Nufield

II (over 20 h.p.). Mt. (Jaguar); the "Shell

ace than at any time since 1945. Wstundreds of millions of human Cup." Describing and justifying the Security Council's prompt action beings are anxiously awaiting the A agains the North Korean Inva- dawn of a new life. Notwi Truphy" class, 11 (12-20 hp). dors, Mr. Ale wrote: "At this standing the complex and dimeul Mr. G. A. Arnold (Jowett); the moment, ás I complete my annual character of the action that needs "Dairy Farm

Trophy class IV report, those (United Nations) to be taken, any avoidable-delay (under 12 hp.), Mr. C. H. Savage forces are fighting on behalf of at this stage might easily exhaust (BSA. Scout). the United Nations to neslst the tho, patience of millions, a pati- Republic of Korea to repel the ende which has long been heavily afläck and to restore Internatleri- | tuxed. al peace and security in Korea,"

The ben

peoples of Aple and of tho under-developed areas in other Peking delegation On the question of Chinese parts of the world as well, art

calling for action 110

Mr. John Furley for his per- formance was presented with a Election watch.

citing on Mes. D. W. MapInfoth, wife of the Commie- stondr of Foilce to present the prizes, Mr. V. Ferrier, President of the Hong Kong Automobile Associatior expressed thanks to all committee nembore for the success of the rally, alf of whom, gontributed to

moblie rally a red letter day in extending *muiny yours, 10) He wrote: "I have urged an replace the widespread misery and

the annals of rotoring. In the Lp determine

Calony which improved

social organisation Appening to all motorists for Government has the power to which. In turn, will prove of berie-support for the Association Mr. emplay the resources and direct it to the whole world."---Reuter.

people of the State in full-

Ferrier said that the Association at present has less thaız 1,700

representation in the United The true interests of the world: Nations, which the Boviet dels at large are not in conflict with gate, Mr. Jacob Malik, has been this justled desire. The inter- pressing on the Security Coun. dependence of all continents and cil Mr. Lie's report strongly acrean door, in fact, require a Implied that he favoured

he said, bad the series of bold acts, beginning at presence of a delogation, from the curliest possible. moment and inaka Hong Kong's first ́auto-

Paxing

Inquiry

ment of the obligatians of merri-

Bership of the United Nations,

HT

"I have expressed the opinion

that the Government which hat the power should represent China in the United Nations."

The dispute over Chinese, re- presentation "would not; havoj assumed ruch dangerous prepor- tions had it not been for the over- riding crisis in world offalee,» the Secretary General, observed.

After sting that the Korean war and held up his plan to break the East-West a' dondirek. Mr. Lia: asserted that the nood for his proposed Security Crundli meeting on the Mentatorial level #hyil: be greater, than over when ov Uljlled Nations" – justión, has

over

.

hour.

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