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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1960.

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An Epic of Faith and Devotion

THE STORY

OF RUTHA

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Lt Cmdr ERWIN

Cadr Harry E. Irwin, former officer commanding the U.8. Navy Purchasing Oflice in

Professor leaves for Asiatic Russia

Professor James T. Crown,

a lecturer at New York University left here today by Swissair for Bangkok after a five-day visit to the Colony during which he gathered material for lectures on Asia. Professor Crown said. be lec- lures en comparative gov:13- ment and international rela- tions.

Mrs Crown, who is acccompany- ing her husband on this trip through Asia, is Publications Director of the Asia Society of New York. During her visit she has been in contact with a num- ber of local Chinese writers.

IN CHINESE

She said the writers' material,

Hongkong, left here by the Pre-it written in Chinese is trans- sident Cleveland to take up a new post in America. He was ac-lated and oublished by a num- companied by his wife and their ber of leading publishing houses three children, Lani Helens (12), in America. Lynn Marie (9) and Leslie Mere- dith (8).

First guidon for 9th

Lancers

Tidworth, July 25.

The Queen Mother Rew by

helicopter to Busigny Barracks, near here, to present the 9th Queen's Royal Lancers with

Both Mr and Mrs Crown agreed that their visit here had ended satisfactorily. Previously they had been in Japan on a similar mission.

Prof. Crown said that later in their tour they will visit Asiatic Russlo. "We have already visited European Russia, and have all our papers ready for the visit. So if nothing unusual happens in the way of international in- cidents we should be in Asiatic Russia."

They plan to be back in New York by September.

Three months

their first guidon, or standard. for escaping

28,

The helicopter landed on 1 cricket field a few hundred Cheung Lun, pleaded yards from the parade ground guilty before Mr D. Cons at where the regiment was drawn Central Court this morning to up for inspection.

Escaping from Chimawan Prison, Laniao, while serving a nine- months' sentence for possession of dangerous drugs.

In October, the 9th Lancers will amalgamate with the 12th Royal Lancers to form the 91 1/12th Royal Lancers, and the Queen Mother, who is Colonel-month term.. in-Chief of the 9th Lancers,

He was given a further three-

Cheung sad the reason for his

will also be Colonel-in-Chief of efenpe was the hardship he ex- the new regiment-Chaa Meil perienced while serving the pri

son term; Special.

Lord Iliffe dies suddenly

Science degree for HK student

The Bachelor of Science da gree was recently conferred on' Kelvin S. H. Lee son of Mr and London, July 25. Mrs Lee King Hay, 46 Soy Lord Iliffe, 83-year-old busi-Street, 1st floor, Kowloon, at the nessman and newspaper owner, California Institute of Tech- died suddenly tonight in a nology. London hospital.

He was being treated for a head injury received on board ship returning from the United

States several months ago.

He owned the Birmingham Post and a minority interest in the London Daily Telegraph.

His many other interests involved I'm in numerous

He majored in Electrical Engineering.

He was educated at the Pui

Ching High School, Kowloon,

PRINCESS ILL

London, July 25. directorships and other posts, Princess Alexandra of Kent including president art the has a mild attack of food poison, International Lawn Tennis Club ing, and has cancelled her of Great Britain from 1945 engagements. for the next few

ntil 1959-AP

days, it was announced here to- day.

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James Bond

BY LAN FLEMING DRAWING BY JONE

in

dear sir

Living

Dr Tom

Dooley is in town.

and wherever he goes ha in niways assured of a warm welcome from all who have the pleasure and privilege of meeting, or knowing him, for he is the best ambasador of good- will his great country cas produce today in a world beset with doubts and suspicions.

This gentleman's name today is a household word that is synonymous with merey, for by his actions he has shown that love can trans- cend all the obstacles-- man-made barriers of race, colour or creed. There are in the world today three truly great men who may rightly be described As living saints. Dr Tom Dooley, Dr Albert Schweit- zer the missionary surgeon, founder of the Hospital at Lambarent, French Equa- torial Africa 'and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize whom our own Quern has honoured with the Order of Merit, and Dr Billy Graham the great American Evan- gelist, are the three shining examples of what greal souls should be. These three have brought Christ and the Christian Faith nearer to us than no amount of Bible-reading can ever do, and if the world would follow their glorious examples of self- less service for mankind there would be no need for military alliances, for the H-bombs, or other offen-

sive or defensive weapons, for there would be no place for jealousy or hate, and the whole world would be able to live in amity and concord.

Himself beset with ill-health,

Dr Tom Dooley gives little ar no thought to himself but concentrates his whole heart and mind on one purpose the single inspir- ing sim of serving humanity, regardless of personal Buffering material loss.

Or

It is said that naked we come into the world, bringing nothing with us, we can take nothing with us to the grave when we leave this world. This is not exactly true, for Dr Dooley, Dr Schweizer and Dr Billy Graham will surely have the satisfaction to know that when they do depart this life they will bring away with them the know » ledge that they have richly endowed the world, that they have served their

Mr Silas returns

Mr Charles D. Silas. Steretary of Nanyang Cotton Mill, Ltd, re- turned with his wife in the my Asia this moming from three. month holiday trip to Europe.

Saints

Master well and honour ably, and that they have made the world much bet- ter than they have found it. These three great

souls should serve to us as an inspiration to strive for universal peace by offer- for ing selfless service mankind that human suf- ferings may be removed from the face of the earth. Whatever their nationality,

whatever their religion, they have won the de- served admiration of the people of all countries who can proudly salute them for their great humanity.

PERCY LARKEN,

dear dear sir

HK Reform

I have always found your cditorials extremely analy- lical, instructive and im- partial. For this reason I was somewhat surprised to read your Comment of the Day in your issue of the 14th July. Having stated that long-

kong's immediate reaction to the Reform--Civic dele- gation to London may be one of "resentment" you go on to question "what right have these two groups to speak for Hongkong?" One might as well ask "What

right has anyone to speak of the reaction of hundreds of thousands of Chinese people?"

Do you know me, Mr Editor, much less my reaction to the proposed delegation? Do the Hon. Members of the Legislative and Execu- tive know my personal views on any matter?

I have never met them per- sonally and I always retent any suggestion that they "represent" the people of Hongkong or reflect the views of the people of this Colony.

Let's be frank about it at least 95% of the people of Hongkong have no contact whatsoever with the official or unofficial Members of our local Legislature and all the talk about. Hong- kong's "peculiar" position is not going to alter that fact.

I was very surprised that you rushed into the arena be- fore the Reform and Ciule groups had issued their promised detailed state- ment of the changes they sought.

ROBERT LEE.

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A wheel, complete with tyre and lube, was stolen from a motor scooter parked at the Star Ferry Car Park early yes- terday.

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