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been no school classes for four years.
head
There were, of
course, A certain number of people who remained in
Hong Kong who had done two, three or four years of their
air
restanter courses, wt until the University was got going again
there was nothing that could be done for them. A Possih ly
somethi could be done for a small group of first year
entrants, but beyond that nothing much could be done.
The equipment of the University was completely gone.
There was not a single thing, not a test tube left.
Everything had been pilfered, looted or destroyed.
After seeing the state of the buildings and equipment
Mr. Sloss was appalled at the difficulties of providing
even elementary laboratory equipment in the near future.
The suggestion had been made that they should go ahead
with the preliminary scientific training of a new race
should begin of doctors without any laboratory work, but in Mr. Sloss'
and such
opinion this would be hazardous in the extreme
hazardous
the
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a course would not be justified. As a preliminary he
thought they xxx must
details of the number of prospective entrants.
obtain from Hong Kong full
His own
for more than
view was that ther woul be ten fifteen or a number
like that
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would think
Would
The Chairman aid that Mr. Sloss's had given an
illuminating statement of the present position.
the Committee area that (in the light of it, it was
worth while obtaining confirmation of Mr. Sloss's
estimate of the probable number of students likely to
farting coursel
be capable 66 taking ddvantage in the autumn if it were
Eesper
possible to start something in & small way, not forgetting Mr. Smith's point about finding out particulars of their
secondary education.
Sir Herbert Eason asked whe ther
no this slags.
reliable figures could be got until it was known that
education was going to continue.
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they should
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