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S THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1956. '.

WEST GERMAN TRADES UNION Kenya Outward Bound

CONGRESS

MEETING

Hamburg, Sept. 25.

The main demand of the West German Trade Union Congress, which is due to convene here on October 1, will be for a bigger share of its 6,000,000 members in the benefits of the “economic miracle."

11 Konrad Adenauer. the

nl West German Chancellor, much t. enes

importance to

and th. that he will afterci address the opening session for

The Best time ever

1.sncle ***, 115* leben after a two-year term vilke, ar, utilent of over- we tank-uri-file support

on

Most of the resolutions ceonomic policy demand effec- five Government Intervention to souty a tale distribution of the national product. The methoxis should be contrul of priets, In- ports, exports art taxation this sense.

Resolution dealing with

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Garner, This today that Mr Robert German | Piggest umbens, orgue that 1 the

the International of initiative president rank-and-f}|r boom, the Congress is expected stiftes

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country when he spoke yester- realexmfortable jobs. di sole charge day 40-hour week.

day about nations who, claiming VOOR

The defenders of the full-time sovereign rights and powers, re- Memis argue that salaried

fused to honmur interpational Mcials are elected democraties

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view Memorial and Cemetery al Cassino, Italy, which is to be dedicated at a ceremony on September 30. It memorates 8,330 Common- wealth Servicemen who died In the Italian

Bleillan campaigns. The famous Bene- dictine Monastery which was destroyed during the furious fighting and rebuilt after the war lies 如 the hill in the background. - Central Photo.

and

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10

Climb

Schoolboys Mount Kilimanjaro

By HENDERSON GALL

Loitokitok, Kenya, Sept. 25. Every few months, rain or shine, Major E. D. Stoud makes the ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro, 19,340 feet, the mountain in Africa, with boys from the Kenya Outward Bound School.

his

fifth The first courso

September marks

40 bo Tun of from them will be the first of long, hard climb as leader

It will be another course from the school, its kind in Kenya, which he runs from the Masaitor boys who have left school. village of Loitokitok,

and similar to

the British

I have just been to the top of courses for young men in

great, lee-capped mountaindustry. with the course instructors and

in-

the

the boyn

about 30 European, African ond From the moment

Asian buys from all parts

ofcrrive at Lollokitok, at the edgo

Kenya, and one or two from of the great Masai plains, with towering kr the

Zika. Two of the boys to | Kilimanjaro

and

the top all but three did background, the twin masses of scame from Zanzibar, where Kibo, the croler summit, | the highest point

is probably the rock cone of Mawenzi vising the top of the Secretariat build- through the mists, race and re-

[ligion are submerged.

ing.

Many Parts

Outward Bound Schools, which were started

in Britain,

Aberdovey. Wales,

Windhock, Sept. 25.

West African Administration has decided make two aeroplanes available former 10% game

to bring

trespassers

reserves

and

to

and

Into Patrols

To many.

this new expert- ence is a happy one. When zsked an Alcan Tanganyika which

The boys are divided into of at patrols, and for the whole

the two and half weeks' course, have

of they work, sleep, do chores and sinca spread to many parts

live together. world. the

character aim ai training

on through adventure,

in the mountains. the_sea and

The final stage of the Kenya

boy from course, the ascent of Kiliman

single thing Juro, is considered to be one of the toughest tests to be found impressed him most about the

ho course,

replied without in any Outward Bound school.

hesitation as he waved his hand 37-year-old Major Stroud,

Lowards the crowded communal Marine

who talleer

dining-room; This the fact in the served in small boats Fur East during World War II that we all live together, that

we do everything together, end was a member of the Falk-

Dependencies land Islands

Everyone is called by Survey, is well fitted for his Christian name.

Patrol onders New York, Sept. 25.

A first class climber are selected for their ability, re- In spite of the recent legisla-job here, "The Duke and Duchess of themselves Windsor arrived in New York on providing for the confisca and organiser, it is his responsi-gardless of race. had stated Mr Garner's remarks this morning on the liner United non of motor vehicles and fre- bility to get 30 or 40 boys safely up and down Kilimanjaro every dat Egypt's aimed

arme of persons found huntingtime he runs a course, Benaltsution of the Suez Canaj.

Though started in 1951, it is During a short stay of a fort-legally, it explained, there are

only comparatively recently that The Bank and the Corporu-night in the United States, the still many transgressions.

the idea of Outward Bound has tho, no internationa) organisa- Duke and Duchess will put the thema, dy not take positions on finishing touches to the setting. The Administration regards taken firm root in Kenya, Grants

up of "Windsor Prize" in trespassing in a pleal issues arising between

very serious from the Outward Bound Trust In Britain and, locally, from the Countries, Ik ber

painting, with a view to encour-

offenders will be Kenya Government, have made The Corporation is aging cultural exchanges between light upokcaman.

tu Maliit possible for the school

build its own premises here.

'The spokesman said there wan no foundation for reports that

Cor World Bank or Finance

officials

A

Weze

-

said the

States.

poachers

Justice.

and

agrees will be nitend- Jed by about 1,869 persons but ore only 403 voting de- legples, each representing about 150 trade umorists Chinu

en aflate of the Bank.-Rev-French and American painters. Feavily punished-Chino

Spectal. -France-Presse, Mail Special

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

ANY SIGN OF MISTER CRAB YET?

NONE. I'VE JUST FED HIS DOG.

SWEET, GENTLE

ANIMAL.

STRANGE--CRAB SAID HE BIT THE MAN NEXT DOOR. --THAT GREEN BLOODSTAIN BUSINESS-

-ALSO TRIED TO BITE THE WIFE WONDER

www.

ANY IDEA WHAT'S HAPPENED TO CRAB?

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

NONE. I'M WAITING FOR THE DOG OFFICER TO PICK UP THIS--HUN --- MISTER CRAB!

HELLO! WHY

IS MY DOOR OPEN? WHY ARE YOU IN MY HOUSE?

TOMORROW: NOW, LOOK HERE!

and

FERD'NAND

By Mik

GOLF

misk

The resolutions nesign portory Notler is also given that

ly to the 40-hour week the Share Register of thesocial eurity even over wage

Boost Company will be closed from Saturday the 18th October, to

Great stress is land by in-

Saturday the 20th October, į požarst member organs on the

1956, both days inclusive,

By Order of the Board. LAU CHAN KWOK, Managing Director.

Hong Kong,

21st September, 1966.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"BELLEROPION"

Damaged enrgo ex this vese

will

be surveyed by Messen, Goddard & Douglas at Halè'w Whned from 10 am. on September, 27 arxi 28, 1930, and consignees

requested to lave

their representatives urement

tire survey.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. Agents

Hang Kony, September 24, 10an

t

long-standing demand for "equni pay for equal work by women." The federal bour

court, the

SUPPLIN

has

RENT

Juggling

highest orbitration tribunal, endorsed the demand but some

cmployers are alleged to sabol- age by creating special "women's Juba" and the wage seater for them.

The powerful chemieni work- e union demands the Jairu duction of workers ee-manage- ment in the chemical Industry. It has already been achieved in the coal and steel industries

The relations support over- whelmingly the adamant refusal of the leaders of the federation to leave my dealings with East German Commun

trade

NANCY

the

OH,

BOY

union federation. One fron

union speelfically en- powerful doves 4ho leader's plea that members should not succumb to enticements from the East by

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES Way of free trips to East Ger

*.*. "TAIPING1′′

many, delegation visita, holiday

| Invitations for workers' children or offers of mappert in industrial dlaputca.

ACHIEVEMENTS

wird. 24th Reptember, 1956. Damaged onrgo ex this veriod will ha murveyed by Memes Goddard de Douging at long Kong & Howloon Wharf Godowns at 10 am on Friday 28th and Яaturday 29th September, 1936, and consignees representatives man congress ard, requested to be present during

marvoy.

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Nevertheless the West Gor- Is going to cen- sidor seriously which of the "achievements" of the Commun ist regime in East Germany should not be dropped upon re- unffiention.

The transport workers union, one of the biggest, specifically that most forma of BUNDAY POST-HERALD public ownership, land reform

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The course builds up natur- ally to the final, tough test. For two weeks long walking peditions, culminating in a four-

toicem the day scheme which boys up to a height of about 12,000 feet on the mountain and gives them a chance to be- acclimatised alternate come with games and competitions at the base comp

Initiative tests, athletics and ropó courses toughen the boys and encourage the team idea."

Five-Day Assault

of

Then, anally, comes the five- the mountedır. day assault on Split into two parties, each two patrols, with instructors, all of them volunteers, the expedi 4ion sets of for the first cave.

Carrying food for the trip. tenis, and warm clothes for the top, the boy's follow a narrow trail through thick fowasta, the home of elephants and bužalo, cut by swift, clear streams,

The first cave, a day's march away, is at about 8,000 feet,

On the second day, an easier one, with the forest lett behind, the boys climb about 2,000 feet through giant heather, 20 or 30 feet high and moorland covered with bright flowers, to the second cave.

From here, with the altitude bringing on slight headaches and lassitude, the way up les Over apparently never-ending stony ridges, through

land Soepe where pale "everinsting flowers provide stiff splashes of white against the stony ground to the Kibo Hut, at 10,300 feet.

Cold Wind

bock-

This How to one side of an

maddle,

great. volcanic plain stretching for miles between the mantnits 'of Mawenzi arid, Hibo itself, în fee walls glittering in the sun.

The wind is cold, the sun burns, there is an air of desola-

Everyone is glad to turn; in carly, to the tents or the wooden bunks of the hut, but sleep does not come easily at this height. Before 'the "staro pole, the boys_avo lapf; -"After wibrow of porridge and (cocoa, Ut by the moon, exclled into action by the knowledge that “this in pricked by the cold, everyone is enger to be started on the lows

lap.

Rocky Lip

The loo looks close, but, dis- tences are deceptive, and it takes four hours" or more of hard climbing up slippery screa to reach the top,

The last thousand feet or p are a grim struggle, Breath comes in parting "gospa" screes make abeody climbing Time. possible. Many people tedy daint or, sick, But Hasnya, a lot for |the boys and their instructors, for the conditioning of the car- iler parts of the nearly all reach the

After a rest, perched on rocky lip of the crater; eront vitw downy od to wirange les formariicinside) to climb down Resins to live,