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CHINA MAIL

Stabikkað 1949

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1959.

Seven More Multi-Storey

Gospels Blocks For Jordan Valley

really true?

And when He had spoken these things, while they beheld, He was taken up; and a cloud

received Him

of their sight,

out

10 ends the story which

Sends

teen centuries,

the

strangest ever told-the

story given us in the four small books called the Gospels.

Nothing else in human history is provoked

મા

much discussion. Nothing else has inspired such long- lasting passions and dis- putes. Nothing alse has

raised so many questions.

Yet all the que; tions come back Hawally

single

Dist 10 these things really happen? Ale the Gospels true?

75321

New facts

It might seem that

every possible

by now argument has

ben fought it to the end. But

that is not su

statl

cven

Discoveries ar

being made. Researches

within the

last decade

have put much of the story in

a new light.

Convinces that

substitute for study on the spal the China

Mail

tommissioned

historian # # #

thor

Author Geoffrey ta the

Ashe rovisil

scenes

Gospels

tact

there

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Work will begin in the very near future on the final stage of the development of the Jordan Valley Resettlement Estate, in the Ngautaukok area of Kowloon.

The Army recently announced that Comet tanks would scrapped. A number wer o subsequently sold at auction and this pleture, released by the Army PRO this morning

for Lanka at work stripping the merchants, The Comels are being replaced by Centurion lanks.

MTWR

men

Chinese Family's

Flat Burgled

Cosh and jewellery to a total value of $4,300 were stalen from No. 12A Humphreys Avenue, third floor, between 3.30 p.m. and 4 p.m. yesterday.

The revie was the home of a Shanghai couple, the Chows, the world-changing events teck † who were away at work. Their He has tried to fit in was at home with an amalı, płam. what he found with the best

of the

50

Juinself

the

GEOFFREY ASHO

•plares whee

Al Ln.

mosteon scholarship, and hast The amah went shopping with

formed his own picture of what actually happened.

the boy at about -9 p.m. and on return found the flat ransacked but the front nral back doors were still closed.

The Journey led him into fresh ways of thinking. In s articles he shows how the The anjah reported to thr realities of the Holy Land police. helped him to restate his own answer to the great question.

ARE HE GOSPELS

begins tomorrow.

A reh revealed that 2 sharp knife was left on the bed and the flowing were missing:

scrap

Government Appointments Gazetted

The Government Gazotto to- day announced the follow-

The Arst phase of the bullding i programme. providing

2,800 domestle units for about 14,000 people and 270 working units in natied factories, la expreted 10/ [be completed next February.

The second and fnaf stage will provide 1,500 domestic unit: for sume 7.800 people in Fever) multi-storey blocks, each seYUTE storeys high.

Two Schools

When completed at the end of September next year, the new resettlement estate will tove ne- comino:lation for 21,800 people

flat in 188 self-contained well as 270 working units.

จ

Two schools will be housed on the ground floors of two of the sevta blocks. Tenders for the construction of these seven blocks are called for in today's Government Gazette,

For the second time, inverted U-type precast concrete slabs will be used in the erection of resettlement buildings.

The slabs are 9 twelve inches wide inches thick and

feet long,

und four they will be usert entirely for the flooring,

Girl Killed In

Road Mishap

A four-year-old girl sustained

Mr John Marden (right) greets Mr Edward DuCT at Kui Tak airport this MT morning. At left is Munpratt-Williams, Ching Mail Photo.

Tory MP On Way To Formosa

Sheaffers

(NEW BALLPOINT WITH EXCLUSIVE

STERLING SILVER TIP

Young Amah Tells

Of Attack

In Kowloon Lane

From the Files

25

years

·AGO-

TR Walter A. Dowley, a

Mwell-known Hongkong

figure is leaving for England today on the P and liner Ranpura on retirément after 29 years in the Colony,

Mr Dowley canie to Hongkong from Singipore in 1905 Aa General Manager of the Vacuum Oil Company and left them eleven yours later to establink his own business as an Exchango Broker. He had been in the employ of the Vacuum Of Cum- pany in Singapore and Hong- keng for a quarter of a cen- tury.

R. T. Lammert

moned before Mr Wynne- Jones at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday for not har ing a licence for his car or One for himself whilst driving in Castle Peak Road August 0.

011

He pleaded guilty, saying he had since taken out licences

and added that at the time he over the car

A young amah told the Coroner in Kow-for both the car and himself

loon Court this morning that she had had just taken pulled something from the back of from Dudwells, her boy-friend, after they had been attacked by two men in a side-lane in Kowloon, on February 3.

Intal injuries when she was Mr Edward DuCann, Conser

Parilament knocked down by a bus in Sing vative member of

The man, Chow Hau-lo, 25, triangular Woo Road near Its junction with † for Taunton and

Somerset,illed in hospital. A

found by the wus later Tuf Man Street at 1.30 p.m. you arrived this morning from Lon-le terday,

don by Air India, en route to Police on the scene, the coroner, The girl, Chola Shau-lan, of Taiwan for a 10-day visit at Mr A., Dargan was told. Room No. 82, 2nd Block, Work- the invitalion of the Nationalist

ne's Quarters of the Hongkong) Government. Jockey Club, Happy Valley, Ho called his visit a "fact Forensic died before arrival at Queen finding tour to learn something that Mary Hospital.

ing appointments, promo- To Be Pulled Down tions, transfers and post- ings:-

Miss 1. M. O'Rorke to be Cadet Oficer, Class II.

No. E, Carnarvon Road, a two- storey building in the Tsimsha- tsui area formerly used as quar- Dr G. C, Faklin, Senior ters for Government servants, is Medieat Oliver, ceased to act as to be pulled down to make way Assistant Director of Medical for the sale of the site by public Services on resumption of duty auction.

by P. H. Trog.

Mr D. E. Greenfield, Crown Counsel, resumexi duty on return

from leave,

Dr Wan Yam-mow and Dr

Medical

Chan Ching-fun to be Mediea! |

Women

Officer and Ofeer respectively.

Mr Wong Tal-wo. Assistant Labour Ofleur, cead to act n Labour Officer on resumption of duty by Mr K, A, Baker,

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Mr F. A. Watah, Sub-Inspector of Police, ceased w nel Police as from August 10.

U.S. dellar notes, US$320 Hongkong dollar ules, $900; Assistant Philippine nates. $20: opc jode gold finger ring, two guld neek- Mees worth IIKS200, a peari neckineo wortht FIK$180, TWD purs of plutimam ear-rings worth KS81.

a lady's watch worth HK$30

Omega 7 41 watch valuea at HK$100.

Snatched $10,

6 Months' Gaol

Included in the feature-

packed CHINA MAIL tomorrow are articles, plotures, comics.

inter-

views Road

cartoons.

national

sports

news

37-year-old A

To Kwok, 121 anal,

East who snatched

unemployed Queen's $10

ut Superintendent

Defence Force

Commandant

Li-Cal M. T. N. Jennings censed to net as Comunandant, Royal Hongkong Defence Force us from August 18, comequent upon the return to Hongkong i of Brigadier L. T. Ride, serord-

Lo

Government Ing

today's

and

and

Gazete. from a boy in a Wanchai street specialty prepared for your was sentenecd to six months'

mol. He was also bound weekend reading pleasure. Take in the sum of $500 for one year The name of Mary Kate Wade to for being a member of a Triad Reader has been added to the hotne

CHINA MAIL

rocitly

by Mr I, T. Morris at list of authorised architects,- ac- Central Magistracy this morn= |cording morrow!

to the Government dag.

Gazelle tony.

over

SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE............

HONGKONG

22 Queen's Rd., C.

Tel. 24052

All New Summer Shoes .... Hundreds of odd-sized Shoes

in fall colours

Silk & Cotton Blouses

Hats

A

Dr

T M. Teoh. Police Pathologist, icsifed the deceased had

died

of the land reforms, agricultural from loss of blood and injuries object projects and military

Instata caud by a triangular

Bimer to the triangular fle Lions,

Mr Ducane will be in the exhibited in court, Colony for two days before leaving for Taiwan,

Civil Aviation.

Accosted

Cemetery To Be Removed

The Urban Council Intends to clear all graves and urns in the Mount Caroline Cemetery irreg ective of the year of buriai, except the Race Course Fire Memorial.

Hia Excellency the Gov-

ernor, has been pleased to ap point Captain Reginald David Walker to be manager and chief engineer of the Kow- Conton Railway with effect from Augus! 11.

1000

TIFF WITH WIFE COST HIM £5

the

out an

open

He was met at the airport this

London, Aug. 30. morning by Mr Jalan Marden,! The girl who was with the

The Government Gazette to-

Provoked when a man blew the day gave notice also that all uses at his wife from a pass. Chaleman of Wheelock, Murden deceased at the time of

King-man, 23, mains not claimed and removed: and Co. Ltd.. and Mr M. J. Mack. Lum

boy-would be re-interred in the Uning bus, Arthur George Charles Director of sold that she and her Muspratt-Williams,

Swann of Wimbledon grabbed friend had been walking along Section at the Sondy Ridge in his wife, dragged her from the side-lane near Cumberland the New Territories, Exhumation room to room,

kicked her in Road, when they were suddenly will begin on March 1 next year,

ley, htt her with his to arrange | HIG Persons wishing ureosted by two unknown men.

She said she had been pushed for private exhumation or re-fists, put his hands around her

took throat, Aside

the deceased

moval of graves and urns are r had and

permit pocket knife and raid he would then been attacked. She said requested to apply for

hor, Mrs Swann told from the Urban Counch before she had shouted for help and

ecurt today. suddenly

the two men

February 15, 1980.

Then away, in opposite directions.

Later one of their attackers reiraced his steps and ran past them again. At that time the deceased was staggering about and carly fell down. She said that she had supported him, but when she put her arm around

Hongkong Scientist To Attend Big

New

York Congress

Oceanarium Investigations

To Be Carried Out In U.S.

member of the University of Hongkong's Fisheries Research Unit had been invited to read one of his reports at the biggest ever In- ternational Oceanographic Congress which is to be held in the United Nations Building, New York, at the end of this month.

ran

ilm, she felt something sticking unto his back.

She pulled it out with one hand and without looking at it, threw it onto the ground. She could not tell what it was. Later she heard foot-steps and saw

we policemen approaching,

'Stay There'

policemen what had happened.

Witness sald she told the The police told her to alay where she was, while they tried to apprekend the attackers, but without success

which after-

He is Mr Derek Bromhall, I can get some ideas of layout Chief Scientifle Officer of the and also technical advice."

Del. Insp. T. E. Monalngton is Unit. He leaves for Okinawa and later New York today.

"This way, when I return, I conducting the hearing will be able

will be concluded this to produce some Mr Bromball said that an-

lll luütä and proposals, and noon. ether of his reports had been hope that things will move from. accepted by the Congress cOITE- then an Up" to the present mittee, but he has not been enly Ideas have been put for asked to read that. The report ward, and general support which he will address to the grined. But there have been Congress concerns the study of

no concrete proposals." deep-sea currents,

The Cost

The conference will be the biggest yel held by the 10C,

QUARANTINE

LIFTED

Ho saki "I have now been Quarantine measures which Loss 20% discount has been sponsored by the able to get some idea of what had been imposed against per-

American Association for the I would cost. From two ocean- Advancement of Science in co-arium directors, one in Singa-July, 1858, were lifted as from sons arriving from Thailand in operation with Unesco.

from $15 up

from $10 to $15 from $5 up

Summer Dresses & Swimsuits

Fall Dresses in Silk & Wool Skirts

Bras

Girdles.

NOW AT

Mode Elite, Ltd.

from $35 up

from $50 up

at Half Prica

from $5

from $10

KOWLOON

27 Chatham Rd.

Tal. 67459

Hundreds of delegates from Africa, I learned

pore and the other In South August 12, the Government

many countries, including Soviet must an oceanarium would cost Russia, will be attending. Some about HK$1,400,000. I think

that at the Gazette notified today.

also stated The notification that this cancellation did not of the world's leading experts maximum cost of HK$2,000,000 apply to persons arriving from

on oceanography. will be ad- is the most we should attempt." Bangkok.” dressing the meeting.

Main Purpose

While the "main

purpose of

his trip is to attend the con- ference, Mr` Bromhall sală ho

would also take advantage

He also said he hoped to be able to find a television stru and photographs to go with the hformation he hopes to get. This way we will be able to show people what we want.

By showing films and models,

the chance to follow up his people will be able to get a fair

Information

idea with what wo are faced with."

Hungry Cat Starts Fire

scheme of an oceanarium for Hongkong.

A hungry cat which tried to Speaking of lils plans to get Among the oceanariums Mr get to its lunch slowing in 2 regarding ocean Bromhail plans to visit, are the pot, jumped of 16 the pot, arlama in general, Mr Bromhall New York Aquarium, Marine-knocked over a kerosene slove said, "The people I want to land Studios Oceanarium In und started a fire" in a "cockloft

discuss Morich, the Marmeland of the In Jordan Hoad yesterday. technicalities with. In doing | Pacife at Los Angeles, which lo A wooden box used as a table this I will try; and visit four the world's biggest occonarium, beside the stavo was damaged. or five American occanariums and the Beripp's Institute of The fire was put out by the and talk to the technicians so | Oceanography in California. occupants,

moot are those I can

New American

Consul-General

ng

Mr Julius C. Holmes has been provisionintly recognised Consul-General for the United States of America at Hongkong from the pending instruction:

for the State Sceretary of

Colonies, according 10 tho Government Gazette today.

D

Mrs

Swann dropped Swann and began to break up everything in the room. Ho throw her clothes in the fire- place, broke her shoes in half and tore the wallpaper from the walls.

Swann was fined £5. UPI.

Reds Relay

London, Aug. 20. Russia has opened up some Jureas of the Soviet Union, In- cluding a part of northern The names of the FrenchSiberia, hitherto tatally pro- Trading Corporation, Ltd., and hibited to Westem diplomats, the Southern Traders Co., Ltd.but has cited other sections of have been struck off the com- the country, a Foreign Ofice pany register, the Government spokesman said here today- Gazette said today.

Reutor,

This Funny World

"I certainly won't wake him he got home very late last night."

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