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"Wow! what a size?! ezclaimed Chan Yim-kang, a six- year-old blind boy when he gauged the size of on air- craft by feeling its propeller blade aboard the USS air- craft carrier Philippine Sea yesterday,

Chinese artist for Chicago

The Chinese artist, Mr You Wing-m. left yesterday by Northwest Airlines for Chicago where he is glvlug on cxhibi- tion of his work at the Chinese Merchants' Association.

Mr You, a native of Toishan, in honours raduate from the Chalon Municipal Art School, and has been painting for over 20 years.

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HUSBAND TAKEN TO RUSSIA

A Russalan typist, Mrs M. Zenrko, who arrived here from China yesterday on board the Anking, sald life was not easy in Harbin and that jobs were hard to find.

Mrg Zearko was employed by a "private" concern as well as the Changchun Railway Com- pany for 10 years.

She said her husband Arrested

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BLIND HK BOYS

"SEE" GIANT FOOD for THOUGHT!

U.S. CARRIER

By T. S. KOO

A dream come true yesterday for a group of blind boys from the Ebenezer Home for the Blind ---they visited a giant aircraft carrier and “saw" its acroplanes.

On the flight deck of the USS Philippine Sea, the blind boys formed in their mind the picture of an aircraft by touching it with fingers. "Wow, what a size!" they exclaimed with excitement.

have

The 27,100-ton American air- They are "always interested craft carrier arrived here last to see things that they Monday on a recreational visit, never had the opportunity to With the permission of Captain | see before." Miss Morgenstere G. S. James, Jr, its Commanding | fald, Officer, Mia Eva Morgenstern, At 10 am, the group left the Principal of Ebenezer Home, Fenwick Sirect Pier for the was able to take 30 of her blind Philippine Sea on an American boys to visit the carrier.

nuval launch.

"I think this is the arst ume in the history of Hongkong that! blind boys have had a chance to see something like it." she

sold,

A SURPRISE

of

And here their day of excito- men began,

HOM

the waves are big to- day," ane boy sald when he felt . the pitching of the launch.

"Is this a diesel engine or a

They were busty feeling the

objects around them.

When she was arranging this petrol engine?" another boy cuting with the ship's author-asked his companion as the boat tics, Miss Morgenstern said, she roared on its way. thought only a few of the boys would like to go because their blindness. But to her sur- prise, they all raised their hands when she asked who would to visit the currice,

However, only 39 could £9,

which the number

shic WAS allowed to take. The rest of the children were very disappointed,

EMINENT

Miss Morgenstern explained at blind people usually acted that way whenever they were lo strange pluco So as to famillarise themselves with it.

It was not so difficult for the boys to climb up the gangway of the aircraft carrier. Having tried a few steps, they managed to judge the distance between one step and another.

SO BICH

AUSTRALIAN hangar det. And one bay ex-

SURGEON

Mr Douglas

1s

The gangway led them to the

pressed surprise at the height of the carrier when he was told that ho had only renched the Toing main deck after such a flight of stairs,

the hangar deck, the group were led to "seci the ncroplanes. One by one, they touched the body of an anti- submarine aircraft, the Grum- man Tracker S2F.

by the Coramunists and talten back to Russia in

On Miller, eminent 1945. Since then she has not Australian Neuro-surgeon, been able to establish corres-expected here by plane from

with him. Mrs Stigapore to-day, HO pondence

will Zearko said she did not know spend a week in Hongkong at why her husband was arrested, the invitation of the Hongkong and added that she had little University. hope of seeing him again,

Mrs Zcarko and her 14-year- old son are on their way to Brazil.

The boys did not seem to be satisfied with the description He returns then to Singapore given when they were feeling for a month on a Colombo Planice plane. They frodi u barrage mission to teach and demonstrate of questions, same af which Another passenger by the neuro-surgical technise and mander J. R. Thompson, who Mr Mk Morgenstern and Com- Anking Was

18-year-old Miller will also student, Miss Eva Huygen.

conducted the tour, found hard Speaking fluent English

to power, which she learned at a church, Misi Huygen sald she studied al the Fifth Girls Mddle tho School where all subjects were surgery and dean of the clinical four taught in Chinese.

She is hero to join her parents.

Among the other passengers on board were 35 Russians," 10 Tarinrs and three Poles.

assist in the development of a neuro-surgical department in in the Singapore teaching hospital, TRICKY QUESTIONS

the

Mr Miller, who is hend of

department

Some of the questions were:~~ neuro-Why are there seats for only people in such a big school of St Vincent's Hospital plane?" "Dg,they have a ladder in Sydney, is co-operating with for the pilot to go to his scat the Rotary Club of Sydney and which is so high up."

Australian Association

The group of

were later con 195

ducted to the flight deck where Ethical Pharmaceutical Manu-

They they felt more pinnes. facturers In a scheme to rave the sight and health of Sing feet the inside part. And they ig were taken into a helicopter to pore and Malayan people suffering from brain discase. related what they felt when

The

bas offered they came out to others Association Taipei, May 18.

were waiting for their turn to pay the hospital costs of six President Chiang Kai-Shek

The group were served with to-day lunched with Mr Eugenexpected to go to Australla for

refreshments after they finished Black, President of the World Surgery within the next year, Bank, at an undisclosed scenic and the Rotary Club to pay for their four on the flight deck.

Mr Miller has resort of Central Formosa. Mr later cases, Black leaves here for Hongkong without charge.

agreed to necept the cases 16-morrow morning---Reuter.

Eugene Black in H.K. today

Inoculation centre

The Director of Medical Ed

who

Most of the boys in the group lost their sight when they were two or three years old. Some of them are orphans.

The Philippine Sea leaves

On house-breaking port to-morrow.

charge

Health Services announced A 38-year-old Chintage wa-Bound for Keelung

yesterday that as the Economy Canteen at the corner of Lanre man, Lf Chun, of 202 Templo

BIG Street, first floor, was remanded Salling for Keelung yester- and Johnston Roads is to be three days in poilco custody by day on board the ms Szechuen alternative slie Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central were Mr J. Hansen, Mrs G.

demolished, an

in front of No. 114 Johnston Magistracy yesterday on a Hansen, Master 'R. Hansen, charge of house-breaking with Miss F 1. Logan, Mr. P intent.

Road has been selected

as the place for anti-typhoid inocula tions.

The dates remain unchanged, -drst dose June 3 to 4 and second dose July 9 to 10.

Jones, Mrs V. L Jones, Com-

Defendant was alleged to mander A. A. Richards, Rev. have entered the flat of Mrs E. | Fr. Joseph Llu Hwa Ying, Fr Kaselato at 161 Mount Kellet H. Magnon and Fr E. V. Bar- Rood, The Peak, on Friday.

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