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BIRTH

BERGFE-TO Kathletes (nee Davies) and Yorman irt Queen Mary

dih Hospital on August, 1032,

a con

British

A$

THE CHÍNA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1957.

Council In HK

To Be Expanded

by David T. K. Wong

S a result of the

increased

govern- mental grant announced recently the work of the British Council in stage Hongkong is going to adequate be expanded, a British Council spokesman said in London.

But he added that it was still too early to say pre cisely to what extent and in what form the expanded work would take.

The increased grant would placo nn konal £900,000

πέ

Now Programme

that

the Housing

ali

She old Department, set up in 1950, is

ucc available for the

of Bludents, but that gardents generally tend to and

and their own accommodation they scem to be able to get

Here Are Two Commended! Pictures

Chinese Judging took place in the

Ilangkong has quito The article raid: "Lacking happily settled very quickly.

fnellites for the Training of such teachers, no

additional scholarships are like

to go to longkong.

He further pointed out that the total number of scholarships granted by the British Council over the world emounted to only some 200.

Lodgings

in

list of recommended lodgings. the African student koks at far

tradition

She arcribes the reason for cards in the tabacconist's win the difference in reception to dow, or at the local paper, then the much longer tours the addresses which he'bas interOUIES with Chinese noted. The weary round can inat students whereas people gener- for days or even weeks, refusal alty know very little about remmerly beginning with The Africans. cowardly formula: I've nothing against you personally, but.... Nebody admits to the colour-bar: it is always a question of what the neighbours will any."

The article continue I: "In the one is thankful to take what one can get. It may be hardly bitter than ມ conimen lodging-house, with four or ve Airleans heriled into one bed- roun; it may be decent and res- premkle cnough, but unfriendly,

restrictions

same

There are

at present 35.000 overseas students in the

of United Kingdom, whom about 1.200 are from 1engkong. About half the number of over- seas students are concentratak in London.

Visited

The latest issue of the annual d the disposal of the British

British Council Council, to be spent over a report of the period of five years. The ex- contains six inaps putporting e

the offices, centres an panded next year, after the

programine will begin show

budget befitutes of the British Council had drawn up in February. oversas and the United

Council is What the British Kingdom. But Hongkong does

with Mallast 412

for now ging to du is to uncoureze Gerly Ci 10 appear anywhere

weck, que bath n

milies to

open their cample, when one has been Brith maps.

s.dr a daily bath at home. Beme o overseas studenta. So The most frequent nuisance is er about 4.600 nemes have ap- a perpetual blaring of peared . the list of hosts, but noge,

Council could red or Jabber of talk, so that the British

Kuncratrate

more than dreble that list. te Study"

Anyone offering his name os a

dist hes his place visited by i u British Counell representative. if the representative is sed with the accornmioda -

When this was pointed out to Whe how programme will him, the spokesman explained almost certainly Include n that this was due to an inability increase in the number of Dri-

Lot Hongkong In, but that all tish Council

for efforts would be scholarships

made to in overseas aludents, but lho clude Hongkong : future! who are already complaining of Council the pavelty of British

allotted to Hong scholarshipя kong are likely to

remain dio pointcil,

DI

usc

article appeared An

in the Manchester Guardian recently en the dimeulties of African students in their search for

Very Little

'The That

SPOTT

Got a bandy

if Chinese students tiens he has to offer would his LA Experince sânilor difficultles, a me appear ca the list. But spckesman explained sccommodations and the spokesman

For

Studient he amount of rent and other the projected crease attemple of the Drillth Council Welfare Department said the

that irrogements are lett them ESKAMEL would take the form of scholar- to place PIMPLES?

British Chinese with

studenta encounter lists and the students conceal a lt beula.

cerned. very tle difficulty, the today! Twp sizes available from ships to teachers of English, and families,

to the con-

WANTED KNOWN

China Mait Photographic

NO VEGETABLE SHORTAGE

IN WINTER

by A CHINA MAIL REPORTER

competition yesterday and HONGKONG should be well supplied with winter vegetables, an importer told the China Mail this morning.

the prizewinners will be announced on Saturday. Meanwhile the judges have commended in each of the two sections, four pie

turos. Theso will be published two a day until Friday.

He added, however, that the year end position was difficult to predict at such long range, but ex- pressed confidence that there would not be a short-

age.

Marketing

The food in China and the come under the control of the On Saturday, together with accompanying damage to crops Co-operative and

have up to now, had no ap- Authority. Vegetables imported the Island are in the prizewinning pictures | preciable effect on the supply and sold on

the hands of traders, will be two runners up of vegetables to Hongkong. which received the highest

Thi Tupply, which constitutes A spokesman for the commendation.

about 10 per cent of local operative said that based on the consumption,

Today's commended pictures ore: "Repairing the not", submitted by Mr P. G. Chang, of 204 Queen's Road Control, first floor. This w submitted in tho Human or Animal Intercat section.

The News pictura receiving commendation was "Foul", submitted by Mr S. A. M. Bux, 48 Parkes Street, third floor. described the shot as "the highlight in one of the great Softball matches played at King's Pork.”

has minishing.

shown

SMALL PROPORTION

*T* jc.nl

explained

Com

Roquently now pating through

that

denler

consutuled consumption

mainland government

d

nol

the department in Kowloon, he could find no appreciable change

in the supply from China.

the flood

know "We don't :ituation in China so we can-

said.

a very small proportion of the say what will be the situa crop rown in China and if the tin at the end of this year." he impose restrictions.. the supply would not be affected irrespec- five of the food eituation,

De said that ke other on-

by Hemodities exported

China, vegetables

Two more pictures will be publied in tomorrow's Chinu Mail.

were

governed by the

LOCAL FLOODS

there The pokesman, suki was a mementary Phoriage of jonger local vegetables causes by the low of pply deeds in May. But, he added,

and demand but by China's ned for foreign exchange.

thanks to the ingenuity of the

local farmers and seasonal fr

The import and sale of vege- torr, the shortage did not last tible from China for Kowloon leng,

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NOTICE

SHEK O COUNTRY CLUB Į

DANCE

Drunk And Disorderly

Д

Pleading guilty to charge of behaving in a Due to lack of time and disorderly manner when conflicting engagements, the drunk, Stephen John Har- Dance, due to have been held vey, 30, of 7 Salisbury on 10th August, has been Avenue, first floor, was postponed until Saturday, 7th fined $100, by Mr T. L September, with the unme Yang at Kowloon Court

arrangements.

MARTIN & CO.

Secretaries.

Hong Kong, 6th Aug, 1957.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

*DOLIDS”

Damaged carto ex this vesse! will

this morning.

'Peninsula Court' Opening Today

The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotel Company Limited's new 12-storey "Peninsula Court", will be formally opened this afternoon at 5.30.

Part of the new building. which is behind the Peninsula

Hotel. is ciraidy berg usus

This is the Kowloon branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai The Police said That

OF Bank. August 6, of 7.45 p.m. a Police The old branchi office in the constable saw the defemian Peninsula Hotel

U221 chasing Д man at the Star demolished. An arcade, similag Ferry concourse, along Salisbury to the one on the Hankow Road Road.

side, is being built in its place.

45 Suites

The conolable stopped the complainati!. Mo Ping, and neked him what was happening. Betere the complainant could reply the detendant punched Mnotal of 45 suites, and 30 double on the nose.

be surveyed by Messes. Goddard Dougian al Hok's Wharf from 10a.m. on August 8 and 9, 1967, and con. signees are requested in have their representaven prevent during the defendant Kurvey".

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents

Hong Kong, August 3, 1937.

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The two were then taken to the Police station. There the refused to be medically examined and sald, that he had hit the complainant,

"just for funk”

The new Court', will have a

rooms. On the roof of the building there it a pothuso consisting of four rem

The building is completey air-cruditione with a water cooling system. This plent le a reverse cycle type end can also be used for heating.

All the rooms are fully fur Deterdum, had nothing to say ul:hed, and have ell facilities. in ccur. This morning.

Mail Notices MAN KILLED

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 By Ar

Hawn, U.B.A., Canada, 6 p.m. Keres. p.m.

By Surface Jenan. Ca. 3 p.. Macau, p.m.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 By Air

Peking, Shanghai, Umkow, Kun.

ining, follow, win.

Thailand, Pakistan, Middle East Great Britain, Europe, 10 a.m.

Japan. 11 am.

Philippines, p.m. Indo-China, France,

p.3.

U.S.A.. p.m. Malaya, Indsatula, Ceylon, 0 p.m.

By Burface

China, Teople's Repubile. 7 .m. Japan, USA. 10 sm.

Judonesia, 11 a.m. Amony, p.m. Thallend, 5 p.m.

Macan, p.in,

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REDIFFUSION

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p.n.. Wednesday,

Concert pily A pedestries, Chung Hui, Minor Borodin played by the aged 30, who lived at No. 40, in anonis Orchistra

ԷԼՄԷՍ Waha Street, Ground Fito colal Malto, at the Sym- nony Nu...... 7 kn) A”—[Beethover] was knocked down and tally played by the Philharmonie Svin injured by a tram yesterday phony Delestia o New York con- ducted by Arturo Terrain: 1. Tr Belchers Street near its junction

4.30

with Kwan Yick Stresi,

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Stelly Instrumental: 5. Clubfron's CurePresented by Aunur RY:

The mon died shortly after 523, Wednesday itsquests-Presented by Betty: 6.23, Withday Mailbag: admission

30 Queen

Dick Jurgens Show-Popular Hospital

Dance Music: 7. Peramelity Parado Actor-cyclist, Lem Tim, Dad 1'eery 1.19, Ceneert da

7.30, ged 31, was injured when his re-Light Classel Music:

Çoke Thuet 743, The Mystery of motorcycle alde'de of rom's Nurse Lorliner: Tune Sigant and Highway near Pak Wei Village, The News, 300, Weather Report Su Kung, yesterday. Lam, who Announcements and Interlude: 6.15. lives at No. 393, Un Chau Street Mule Show! P. The Go Show

Austher 7-Up Show: 8.30 Diamond First Floor, is detained in K-w-Drum Aleng The Meener": 0.012, la Toon Hospital for treatment. Chanocry-By John Galsworthy-

Jane Roberts tells you

What's On Tonight

HOOVER and LIBERTY: "Lizzic": Eleanor Parker is good, bad and indifferent as she reveals the three sides of her character. With Richard' Boone, Joan Blondel, Hugo Hans. KING'S and PRINCESS: "The Buster Keaton Story: The back stage life of the famous dend- pan comellan with Donald O'Connor in the title role. Ann Blyth and Rhonda Fleming are the ladies present.

METROPOLE and STAR: "The Deadliest Sin": Crime thriler. Sydney Chaplin, Audrey Dalton, John Bentley.

QUEEN'S and ALHAMBRA: "Doctor At Large": Dirk Bogarde gets into more hot water in his search for the perfect post. With James Robert- son Justice, Muriel Pavlow, Donald Sinden. ROXY and BROADWAY: "Bernadine": The grow- ing pains of present day, American college boys. Pat Boone, Janet Gaynor, Terry Moore, Dean Jagger.

EMPIRE: The Katherine Dapham Show. On the istage:, dampere, eingers and musicians from

Broadway.

Adapted for Hedio by Muriel Levyen. Episode 11: 10, Edmundo Ray and his Orchestra: 10.30, One Nighi Stand- Imgramme of Popular Mundo; 11; Jerry's Jumble end, Junk PresMited by Jerry Lewis; 11.30, Prelude To Midnigh—A Programme of Dance Music: 12 Middag, “God Save The Queen': Close Down.

TELEVISION

5 p... Children's Hour-Cartoons: 3.13 Puppet Theatre: 5.30 The | Adventures of 101 Carean": 0. Close Down: 73. Fili; 745 Newreel of World and Colony Eventa: B. Can- tomene Fila: 130, Douglas Fairbanka Presents: "Gault"; 2, Selence Fiction Theatro: "Marked Danger": 9.30, Cantchrae Feature Film; 11, Lete

Night PinalNews ifeadlines

Weather Report and Announcements;

Jose Down.

European Woman Loses Money

A European woman has re- ported to the Police that money was stolen from her as she was leaving the Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Corporatio premises' in Nathan Road yester- }thy afternson.