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THURSDAY, JUNE 11, .1959.

PICTORIAL

RIGHT: The Kwai Lo (White Dovils) team: put on a spurt during 'the Dragon Boat Festival. raco held at Toipo yos- terday. They foundored after several hundred yards.

BELOW: At the Hong- kong University Arti Faculty party hold yes- terday (1-x) Dr T. R. Tregear, Prof. B. Harel- son, Miss Anne Choy and Mr Henry Wong.

RIGHT:

Mr

and Mrs Reno Girard who were married at Kowloon Union Church vestor- day. The bride is the former. Miss

Agnes Krumscheid of Zurich.

LEFT: Two pretty Indian.. film stars who are visiting. Hongkong, seen on ar- rival at Kai Tak Airport: Miss Shyoma (left) and Mrs Nirupa Roy.

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At the Hongkong

RIGHT:

commer

cial radio station press conter - cncc yester- day held at the Corros- pondants' Club (r) Mr T. P. Kwong, Mr George Ho and Mr K. K. Lam.

RIGHT:

DI

D. J. M. Mac- kenzie, Direc- tor of Medical and Health Services, and Mrs Mackón- zic, arriving for the open- ing of St Anne's Nues- ing Home this week,

LEFT: Prosi- dont Annotto Chappell speaks during tho annual meeting of the American Women's As- sociation

To-

cently.

On

right is Mrs

H.

Souborn

Chiles.

writes fershion news

NEW

Lady Sheaffer

6XAMHERT FOUNTAIN PEN Gallo Fagunde

WHITED PAPEN OG., LTD.

From the Filos

PARADE 25

ABOVE: Just after refusing ex-King Farouk a pension, the Egyptian Govern- ment sold off another selection of his confiscated treasure recently. Among them are (left) a £3,000 solid gold tea act and his sister's gold toilet sot worth £5,000.

RIGHT: An Indonesian wedding in London was celebrated recently when student Nordon Gondar married the ward of the Ambassador, Indrawali Rootheroe. Here the groom feeds his bride with rice-to show devotion.

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BELOW: Have a banana? Dressed as "Whitey film star Richard Atton- borough brings the old song to life at Las Palmas, Canary Islands, while on location there.

years.

AGO

THE suggestion that the

public be invited to contribute some Ideas OR the subject of housing and town planning in the Colony was voiced by Rotarlan P. S. Cassidy, in the course of a Rotary talk,"

Referring to the Wanchat Re- clamation Scheme, Mr Cassidy said he thought the project might, have been carried out with more regard to the needs of the people living there and, nithough lend values wero high, space for a couple of.play- Tounds could have been found by economising on the roads.

"We consider that Madame Alves - Guerra committed auicide by shooting herself through the head while in normal atqed

mind." This

Vester

verdict was day

by the special jury, Afceare TV,

E. Orchard, H. Keller and Yu Tse-chrid, at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of Madame R. G. Alves-Guerra, wife of the Portuguese Consul-General in Hongkong.

4 way

Injuries which at first were thought to be fairly serious were received by Mr E. B. Reid of 154 Government Quarters, the Peak, ken motor car in which he travelling collided with bank in Stubbs Road. M Reed apparently struck ta face against the windacrEEN as he received severe injuries to his jaw.

the

Hawaii Senator To Study Tourism

Hongkong

a

the

can expect great incroase its development of tourism if the people and the Government want

that, said Mr Herbert Loe, Speaker of the Hawaii Senate, on arrival in the ss President Wilson this marning.

Scrator Lee, 1 Chinese- American, his wife "Irene, also Chinese-American and two sous, Herbert, Jr and Gordon are an around trip cruise to the East to let them see a bit of Chinn and the Orient."

Senator Ice, who is the founder of tourism in Haweli, suid that 200,000 tourists are estimated to vis! Hawall this yoor.

The Senator hopes to meet local residents connected with tourist Industry during his Ave duys stay here..

Senutor Lee's. tamily will resume the cruise in the ship to Japan tomorrow. He will join them in Tokyo later.

Tourists Here

A group of 5D tourists, led by Mr Leo Mathews, travel ex- puri, arrived from Japan in the

ss President Wilson this morning on,

two-and-a-half-month

Senator Herbert Lee and his family arrived today aboard the President Wilson. In this picture he is seen with Mex Lee and his two sons, Herbert Jr (axtremą left) and Gordon Douglas, (æcond from left). — China Mall Photo.

PIANIST RETURNS

Five Drowned In Week

boon

drowned

Man Who

The Governor

Caused Dog Meets Artist

Suffering, Bound Over

Lam Wah, 50, was found

During a tour of three social welfare centres in Kowloon this morning, His Excellency the Governor, Sir Robert Black met the ten-year-old deaf boy, Lee Mon-sung who recently won first prize in an international painting competition.

Lee, who went to England last month to receive his prize, guilty of causing unneces-painted a rural scene similat to sory suffering to a brown the one which won him Arst chow dog and was bound prize in the competition, while over in the sum of $100 the Governor watched aver. his for one year by Mr T. L. shoulder. Yang at Central Magis- tracy this morning.

Sir Robert was visiting the Hongkong School for the Deat af Diamond Hill where he saw demonstrations of tip-reading, saw the dog invoice production and hand work.

Mrs Y. Tattersall testillet that she Arat

front of the Chi Shun Hong Furniture Factory about three

months ago. The dog was very Cantonese -- By Lip

thin then.

About three weeks ago she nolleed that the dog was

the prin-

Miss Li Luk-web, -autfering-fDOM—EDEUS, Sa un chest, met the Governor-and-in-

June 10 sho phoned the SPCA troduced him to the assistants · and mado arrangements with he has trained to use oral Inspector T. T. Kee to see the methods with emphasis on lip owner of the dog.

reading in the Cantonese lon- guage.

When defendant was asked if "Ufdog belonged to him, he replled "No'. He then shut the Later Sir, Robert visited the Queen Elizabeth 11 Youth door of the furniture shop.

The case was later reported to Centre In Mongkok where, he the police.

met Me OR: Sadiak, Chairman Inspector Keo testined that of the Children's Playground the Secretary, Five Hongkong citizens have Urban Counell spokesman, "ec-

the dog wOB suffering from Association and

Mrs A. H. Kramers, the curred when swimmers werk mange and torn paws. on

beyond the buoys which mark The defendant sald that the beaches during the last the safety limits. Very often dog did not belong to hiin. The He toured the various 'centres, they are not missed until their dog was very friendly with him and departments in the building bodies are washed ashore because he ofton. gave him visiting the Boys and Girls | zoveral days-inter."

food.

Clubs (remises, the.. Hongkong The Magistrale ordered the Family Welfare Society, the Aterious Urban Council

College Club and the Social the worry at the moment is the dog to be destroyed:

Welfare Department, the United States. atter ad-year ending March 1938 and person who goes boating with vanced studies in music there. two drownings up until Morchititle; If any, knowledge

FROM U.S.

wook. Comparativo figures show Miss Ruby Woo, Hongkong that in the year ending March threa beach planist, returned in the sa Pre 1957 there were

more in aldent Wilson this morning from fatalities; three

Miss Woo gained her muster's degree in music from Boston

specialising University, teaching methods,

.1940.

seamanship.

of

Allied Dividend Five Lads Hurt

the

But in the two and a half The Counell strongly urges In months of this year there have boaters to stay, close to

The directors of Allled Inves- | been five death.

shore it they know nothing tors Corporation Ltd have de- Five boys wera,... Injured · In on both sides During these three years 57 about handling a boat or also cided to recommend a dividend traffic accidents Catuny life guards have rescued make sure they are with people of 23 cents a share for the year of the harbour yesterday. AII an-were admitted to hospital for an average of BD bathers a year, who he had beating experito March 31, 1959, it was

Inounced this morning.

treatment. "Most of these casca," said an, ence.

D

She had given plane recitats spring visit to the Orient and over Radio Hongkong befork Southeast Asia.

she left fog the United States.

HE most serious out- break of rabica that has occurred in the Colony for many years, has how spread from the New Terri- tories to the more thickly populated mainland suburbs. The Police have issued a warning to avoid all strange doga.

Since January there have been two cases of hydrophobia in human beings, the most ro cent being that of a small Avo- year-old girl, Tang Sal-kwan, who was bitten in Ting Kau village in the New Territories. Two children aro at présent, în Kowloon Hospital, undergoing rables treatment.

Over a dozen conarmed cases of dog rabies have been noti

opart from numerous Led doubtful cases in the villagos where the Inhabitants kill of

suspected dogs at once.

The Governor torpects the work of young - Wolf-cub aritats this morning' during his visit to the -Honzkenë School for the Deafs In the foreground. Is youta - Lớp Man-rang, dont' nelini who won a prizo to an international painting competition recently,--China Mall Photo,

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