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"Super" Club To Cater For The Three Services

Chatham

аге

Road

Building

The troops in Hongkong shortly to have

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"super" club of their own. The club's frontage will ex- tend from the Bible Audi- torium to the railway level- crossing in Chatham Road, Kowloon-a distanco of

140 than

yards. moro Work on the building han already begun and it is hoped that the opening | ceremony will take place not later than the first week in May.

The club will be run by the N. A. A. F. L., with the assistance of the W. V.S.

Mr P. J. London, Senior Dis- trict Manager, N. A. A. F. I., yes- ferdny showed a reporter plans of the building—or rather, series of buildings and explained the elaborate lay-out.

walls

A number of Nissen huts, linked together, will bo so dis- gulsed by the contractor that their original förmi_will become unrecognizable.

Falso outside and false ceilings inside will

effectively destroy any remblance to

a camp and the utmost will be done in the way of furniture and Attings to creato

" "home" atmosphere. Ministering to the comfort of the servicemen, and helping them to overcome that "10,000- miles-away-from-family" feel- Ing, will be six members of the W.V.S. They will run the umenities side of the club, whilst tho N. AA. F. L. manager miatt will look after

his

and the

catering.

Tho ໂດຍ, Betty Eyng. N.A. A. F.L/W, V.S. Area Or- shall do ganizer, wald: "We

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950.

It's The "Crown Of Somerset'

One of the most imposing churches in Great Britain Is the 700-year-old Wells Cathedral in Somerset. There has been a church in Wells since the 12th cen- tury. The cathedral took 100 years to build and was completed in the 13th century. It is the most complete example of what an ecclesiastical city was like when the

Church ruled the world.

UNO IN THE FAR

FAR EAST

Less Known But Important Work Of Field Agencies

A meeting yesterday afternoon of the Inter- national Affairs Study Group, Hongkong, held at tho Public Relations Office, was addressed by Dr

United Nationss Stuart Kirby, who spoke on "The Organisation in the Far East," Fr O'Dwer presided.

E.

Extension Of Sanitorium

An

Mr Ruttonjee's Promise

Basurance that "when a public appeal was made for funds to meet the cost of pro- viding urgently needed exten- alons of the Binalarium

he

duty

would not fall in his towards the victims of Taber- culos, was given by Mr J. 1. RutionJee, Vies-President of of the Itongkang Anti-Tuber- culoals Association at the annual general meeling of the Assocla. on held in the Board Hoom of the South China Morning rout, Lid, yesterday.

Mr Tuttonjce cald it was an appalling fact that Tuberculosta cases in need of hospital treat- ment had to be turned away every day because there was no accommodation for them in the Association Sanatorium, The urgent need for additional ne- commodation for the treatment of these victima bad been etrongly stressed at meetings of the Association and in the Press but the repouse had been dis- appointing

Mr

Ruttonjeo also paid tribute to the Board of Direc tors for the splendid work which they had done during the year under review.

Dr the Hon. I. Newton, Pre- sident, was in the Chair, and also seated at the official table were Mr J. 11. Ruttonjee (Vice-Pre- sident), Dr the Hon S. N. Chau (Chairman of Board of Direc- Torā), Mi D. Benson (Vice chairman), Mr Leo Ju-cheung (Director), Mr D. L. Strellett

Chinese Books on. Legal Advisery and Mrs

St John Ambulance Brigade. which has, during the last six Dr Kirby has recently returned from a visit to weeks, been collecting and dis- Bangkok, where he attended the United Nations Contributing books and magazines ference for Non-Governmental Organisations, as the delegate of the Institute of Pacific Relations and the International Studies Conference, Paris.

for troops

local

S. Yuen (Secretary).

The meeting was attended by a large gathering.

X-RAY OUTFIT

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

COPA, 1963 BY MĽA SERVICE, INC, T, AL, REC, 1, 8, PAT, DET,

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"Why got nervous about having nothing to do? Would you like to have a snow shovel and pretend this cand is our snowy sldowalk back home?"

CNAC & CATC Property

and

Omelals of C.N.A.C. C.A.T.C. of the People's Go vernment have completed the procedure of registration of all the planes now grounded in Hongkong with the Peking Go- The vernment, a spokesman of C.N.A.C. told the S. C. M. Post : yesterday.

The spokesman said that it was only a mailer, of days be- forg the Peking

Government would notify the Hongkong Go-

con-

vernment that all planes cerned had been formally gistered and that the Ilangkong Government should permit them to take off for China.

There are at present 71 planer belonging to the two Chiness Airlines grounded in Hongkong. Thirty nine belong to C.A.T.C and 32 to C.N.A.C.

CAT.C. Mu fleet of Avo Convulta, 17 C-40s and 17 DC-35, while C.N.A.C. has five Skumasters, eight C-46 roven DC-34 one Catalina and small type of aircraft.

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Since the discharge of the fa- terim injunction order, the Hongkong Government has no

Appointment Of Council objection to the two Chinese alt-

Members Explained

Ill Excellency the Governor, in accordance with in- structions received from 11: Majesty the King through the Secretary of State for the Colonies, recently appointed Dr the Ilon. Isaac Newton (Director of Media I Services), Dr the Kơn. J. P. Fehly, QBE, (Chairman of the Urban Council) and the Ilon, E. A. Boyce (Director of Public Works) to be Official Members of the Legislative Council until April 30, 1950, and -the-Hon.—T--N, Chau, CRE...the Hon Sie MK Lo CBE, Dr. the Hon. 6. N, Chau, the Hon. Lea d'Almaña e Castro, KC, »nil the Hon. P. B. Cassidy to be Unofficial Members of the Legisla- tive Council until the same day.

lines' removal of their planes and other assets at the airport, It was learned, But the planes ke off,

are not yet allowed to take as under existing regulations no planes can do so unless and un- til they have been formally 10-

This information vealed by Mr Hamilton, the Airport Manager,

Once the Hongkong Govern- ment had been formally notified, by the People's Government to that effect, there would be no objection to the taking-off of the planes, he added.

SHANGRILA BALL

His Excellency the Governor, A in accordance with instructions received from His Majesty the King through the Secretary of State for the Colonies, recently appointed Dr the Hon. Isane in the New Ter-

The President cald that before Newton (Director of Medient the war the Association receive Services). Dr the Ifon. J. P. cis, 1s now launching a new

for patients in

ef a magnificent donation from Fehlly. OBE, (Chairman of the averything possible to parist

This time it is for Chinere Sir Robert Ho Tung towards Urban Council) and the Hon. E. the boys at our 'Information

sanatorium. A. Boyce (Director of Public desk which will be set up in the

private Ilangkok, he also the unofficial,

and patients in order that a library the building of a

The war intervened und the

Works) to be Oficial Members lounge. Here they will be nd-

worked ini the offices of voluntary societies also, in this for these patients may be set

und sanatorium was not buill. After

of the Legistative Council unti vised on how to send flowers E.CAFE (the Economic Com-whole field. That was the purua. All sorts, of books

Hon. are the war, part of that money w April 30, 1930, and the home, given hints on shopping mission for Asia and the Far pase of the Conference of New

ព្រះ “ and literature told how to despatch

Organisations required.

centres used to buy a miniature XT. N. Chnu. CBE, the Hon. Sir parcels, and

Collecting

for survey work. The helped in other problems of a Eust) on researches in problems Governmental

for

While in

ppeal hospitals.

for

similar nature, whilst the socini of industrialisation in the Far held at Bangkok in the second. Forcus books my also amived in 1047 but the AL. K. Lo. CUE. Dr the flon S side will not bo neglected. East, of which he is making a Dances, whist drives and other full study on behalf of the entertainments will be organized II.R. for their benefit.”

social

basis of

end nearest the Bible for the UN all over the work public work, on the non-poliitet Kowloon, Derpaich Office In by the Government ratiologist} ready held provisional appoint-

Auditorium

was the

Regional

The W. V. S. pection. Here will be a know library

will

Exneral billiards room

the cafeteria or "help your- acif"

-

St John Ambulance Brigade Hospital, will arranze to collect any

Lapu- As the plans for the iterature in Chinere suitable tortum developed, It was clear terday, for Chinese hospital patients if 'allas a laige any was weal members of the public will tele-

inore userui Et inuch Mrs alione

Holmes-Brown

the thea Association

to the

This boxy was June, 1947, at Manila in Novem- (26093) or Mr R. A. Edwards į nuature outth, said the Presi- / Onitive appointments, have been

These regional bodies would principle. For dances, consist of representatives of all

the

Region members of the were

tables will be removed and more the countries in

to than 100 couples will be able which

stazu

(081617.

ounced that the "planning Concert Of Operatic stage was over and the

And Sacred Music of action reached."

The first subject to claim, attention Agriculture. since the Kreat

Gent. It was Government

proposed should buy Une

plant from the Association, these modifications have been

Sir Robert upon being consulted

proposal. agreed to the

Win

Sir Robert's money the Asso-expected.

of this month. Delegates he used to receive books ded from every possible hospital patients, They

are Ascention was not then in a. Chau, the Hen, Leo d'Almada e Castro. KC. and the Hon. P At that time|

to be Cassidy kind of welfare, research and lumici af the S.C.M. Por position to use it."

was busy on S

of the Legistative Members organization: 02 such Building. Peak Tramway Stn- the Association Dr Kirby ald the Zenerali

bodies were represented, and tion, and the Hongkong Cricket plans for the building in Counell until the same date. The club will occupy the

the organisation of

United s me good suggcollons eClub in Hongkong, and Kowloon sanatorium and I was decided

should be used All mentioned above have al- space which is at present a green Nations in this part of the

made for placing the swart between Chatham fond

general Hospital Peninsula Hotel and that the plant and the Railway. It will have word, under the Economic and work of the United Nations un

which is in the broadest possible Social Council,

and his staff at the Queen Maryments as members of the Legis- Aivo entrances and the general

Buch

jative Council for some time. general control of

Work lay-out will be as follows:

Explaining the appointments work plane.

in an official communique yes. Commission

Five Conferences comme'so the war

"E.C.A.F.E."-the

Government stated: the Sincu

war provisional E.C.A.F.E. had had five fut gomes room, initials standing for "Economic with two tables, Commission for Asia and the Conferences; at Shanghai 131

Lacappointments, as opposed to de- Fast." whilst entrance to a lounge Far

at Oolacumund 171 (complete with soda fountains rended to be parallel, for Eastern ber, 1947,

made in anticipation of certain with the Economic Com-June 1948, at Lapatone Asla

(Aus will be from a paved garden.

modifications in the constitution similar Europe; mission for Dinners And Dancen

of the legislative Council, but tralia) in December, 1948, and Next to this section will be a regional assemblies were cou-a Singapore in October 1949. CHORAL GROUP

for the other main The first three were described as larga restaurant

dance plated with

langer delayed than was at arst floor. The restaurant will seat divisions of the work..

preparatory; at the fourth I was

The position has 120, and meals will be served on

now been reached whereby in clation nad now purcunccu

May, 1050, certain of the Mem- Jarger out which had been installed at the fluttonice Sana-bers of Council will have served For four years without a do- Maestro Elisio Gualdi andlorlum.

finitive appointment. It is' con- take the floor at one time. For Jailed Nations. In the case of majority of Asa population de the Choral Group are giving a

Irary to the spirit, though not a second

categorypended on it, and the

The President then special occasion a band will be E.C.A.F.E.,

agraiian concert of operatic and sacred

read u liation was especially distressing! engaged; on others, radio or had to be provided for, namely

music at the Marykneil Con-letter from Sir Robert who ex-in fact to the wording, of the that pro- after the war, the area, which had gramophone will have to suffice. the territories which were not

fortnetly had a net surplus of food, and therefore

vent School Hall, by the kind pressed his regret for being un-loy Instructions

"isional aproletmeniz should Dancing eines will form an- sovereign autes

import having to

food. permission of the Maryknollhole to attend the mecung av a other feature of the W. V. S. or not full members of the U.N.

ECATE. therefore Joined, as soon

Sisters,

13 Sunday, February | result of spraining የነ

thigh toue in this way and it has ganisation.

Thes were given NEGOCIALE

i was ent up with the F.AU.

26, ut 4. p.m.

through slipping. Sir Robert "herefore been decided to make to form a Joint Working Party on

In re- definitive appointments Behind the restaurant there membership; they could part)-

Bice to Agricultural Requieltex, with special

that he would The

Includes ated progrumme

weet of the gentlemen men- will be a shop, and adjacent. [cipate fully in discussions, and ference to the supply of agricul

Verdi, Mozart effer his sincere thanks to all fertilisers

terminating will be

and compositions by buttural implenients, but separated.

a large could provide personnel.

Bizel, weans of transport. It worked ouy Rossini,

Donizetti, those who worked so hard and Boned kitelien. Adjoining the kitchen, had no

fundamental

in the following year. an exo

Max- Stradelin, Croce, Perosi,

those who contributed so gen- April 30, 1950. visitors will And a large cafe polley.

membera were scheme at requirements for imports

crously.

Appointments thereafter will cagni and Durante, with rubber flooring.

How Australia, Burma, Ching, from America and Europe of the Working southwards patrons France, India, Netherlands, New means of making these

The Choral Group is made up

probably be made on a yearly will arrive at a "quiet room". Zealand, Pakistan. Philippines, thins with Aain, It had also made

very useful study of the rocint of over forty voices, accompat- sandwiched-frange to relule Stam, USSI, UK and USA. evates in Astan countries. In led by a 20-piece orchestra, The between two beer gardens and Associate members were now

determine what reforms were neces- anw

chair and orchestra will be con-

M. M. Watson. for the proximlly in close

Kary

Improvement

The Hon. Hongkong, Ceylon, Malaya anu

by Maestro Elicia Gualdi ducted icultural technique.

whose

Included "Tavern." The "Tavern"

name is not Will Britis. Borneo,

neo, Cambodin, LG,

with the Very Rev. Fr. A. Hi- belled and decorated in aco

Nepal, Korea,

Another working party dealt with the

above has already received a unti at the plane. Vietnam, Nepal, lean style. Here there will Indonesian

Hiz industrial developinem, I ret out

defnitive appointment. Republic and

e nuustrial development plans, Admission is free and all are wooden furniture, in contrast to

As and for the next five years, of all the cordially invited. Tea will be cano furniture In the

other "Rest of Indonesia."

Dr T. P. Wu, referring to an Majesty's instructions have not United States the

of countries in the Region, with a View

obtainable during the Interval When

appeal to set up a proper head-et been received regarding the In the

grounds. A Convent party of the club Indonesla took its due place in

t provisional appoint- it was efficient. This had now United Nations,

becane already degenbed will be open the

collection will be made in aldriers Dullsing to a lion. C. E. M. Terry who re- Kerohen Committee on Industry of the Catholic Centre.

up elinic, referred to in the An- relveil The Hongkong's and Trade, which had carefully

concert boasts of such nual Report, said that the nu-ment on January 10, 1950,

As is well known, in addition two years analysed the teasuns fut the "low

contributionnge the war, and was constantly

Madame Lola Chant, Lola Penn, ago and the money received as to those mentioned above. His king very exact and comprehen: Harry Talbol, Giuletta Chu, Jonations had been credited to Excellency the General Offeer For the Commanding-in-Chief, the Hon. sive studies of ways and incans of

acilitating and improving industria Francisco d'Aquino, Amy Au the General Fund. development plans. In this field, and Y. Y, Leunį.

rooms,

Thaso

10

vote On Full

to all non-commissioned ranka, obviously due for admittance to from Private to Warrant Oficer. full membership.

进度

wor

necessary

ol

specially to seeing how they might ucco-ordinated and made more

There will be only one room representatives had made und spasmodic industrial progies well-known local reserved for officers-a ennek] useful and active

bar. Hem, as elsewhere, the ser-ut all meetings. vice will be of the "help your-

self" variety.

The N. A. A. F.I. are already running more thon 60 ranteens

.

Musical Films

that

Problem of Japan

recommendations. power in any way

the most fruitful collaboration had icen inaintained with the ...

Technical Training

It had no

to enforce which had an extensive scheine of In this con- nection, he was glad to note that "technical ald" was belny Rivets quite a broad interpretation, to in lude not only engineering as such, but also statistics, busing methods. dministration, public health, etc. related was the work of

E.C.A.FE. was therefore the called "A City Realonal organisation for the was about the on-whole Eastern Hemisphere. But

articles

The President recorded the Association's regret for Sir ktober's ability to attend anti expressed the hope for his carly

recovery.

ALLOCATION QUERY

was launched

ne minutes

עליזות

In Aid Of

BOYS' & GIRLS' CLUBS. ASSOCIATION OF HONG KONG.

A GRAND NIGHT of CARNIVAL

AT THE

KONG HOTEL

GRIPPS, HONG

TO-NIGHT

FROM 8.30 P.M. TO 2.00 A.M. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF His Excellency The Governor & Lady Grantham. FEATURING

THE FAMOUS AVERIL TONG IN HER SCARF DANCE.

Micky Kwan

Chiu Van-yco Miss Joyca Nesbitt

and

017

busis unt! a decision has been

laken regarding the new Con- titution.

מי

ke the rucard, he would the Colonial Secretary, the Hon. like that this fact be entered in the Attorney General, the Hon. he Secretary for Chinese Affairs where they were not lacking alto-

col-

the Hon, the Financial There was effective Kether. Faboration with auch special agencies

Bolh the President and the Secretary are also Members of na the International Bank for Re construction and Development and Churman sald they could not counell, but they are members

revnit the alloc.tion of the er oficio. ne international Monetary Fund. Mr Jessupa Mission

funds

Dr Wu said that it was Great expectations had recently

eported in a local paper, Tha been aroused by the United States in sending Mr Jessup as a special envoy to the Far East. This envoy

President promised to look up SPC Games Night

bridge A

and mahjong

for

The Reglan has also to pay to the very attention in Kowloon special on the Island and and the

New Territories. The inpertant problem of Japan; the new "N. A. AF. L. Club (Kow-zuihorities in control of Japan Technical traluing and assistance loon)" has been deslened to (S.C.A.P.) had accordingly been had from the start been given hich

Lority,. And formed a kperlat cater for 1 500 to 2.000 men. taken into full consultation. section ECAFE This subject It will be open to members of It was necessary to emphasive was now of course very much to the three Services.

E.C.A.F.E (like its the fore, since President Truman's Point Four declaration. In this hau European counterpart) power only to collect and ex-eld also, there was collaborationed so far created a good deal of the records.

with auch special ogencies a 174 disappointment by refusing to make

Referring to the mass X-ray change information and to makeLLO. which last year set up an ny oracular pronouncements as to Asian Field Office for Technical Training," and with UN.ES.C.O.. oolley, and by insisting that his unit, De Wu said that the eel-drive in ald of the Society

mission was increly that of factinal purpose in purch. sing this the Protection of Children, will be held at the Roof Garden of 'india." The speaker's own view

regular film- Council's The British

was that we were comparatively equipment was for a

February show at the Helena May inything on its members or a training scholatraips

27. from 6 p.m. to 11 well-off for facts, and that the check-up at schools and other he Hongkong Hotel on Monday. Froundwork of salernelional develop public institutions. He was on.m. The

drive La being stitute yesterday consisted of

ment planning was already better

the opinion that already half a

Women's fald then was sometimes imagined.

by the sponsored three musical documentary films,

The United Nations machinery. was mililon check-ups had been

there will be including one

Auxiliary, and doing invaluable preparatory work m do and if a fee of $5 per

choice of other Sings"

games in Uat direction, in Asia as it had nim had

been

charged, the besides nual Festival of Manl-fit had to work with and through noter

mahjong. bride and Section, entitled ТГКОН dono in Europe. But a tremendous what could be called the fune- Promotion," I strove to further test lay ahead in Axis, for the Association would have received Tickets are $10 each. toba, Canada.

Inter-governmental collaboration i

United $2,500,000. But instead the The others wero the popular iona

*** matters of international and local commentary by Sir Malcolm United Nations-1.e. those which trade, acted as a clearing house for was now being passed in Eurear plant was taken over. by Gov- Concert At DBS Sargent, explaining and lilus- each took some special subject commercial Informatist tradend In the process. We were learning

by revive the tourist

ernment for $150,000, trating the different types. of ar problem working not

to endeavoured

help unomictal divisions,

mic development; in his opinion The President said that ac- There will be n concert of instruments of an orchestra, and

or geographic arcas

3099, | bodies suely as Chambers of Com

to cording

records 100,000 recorded music tomorrow These were mercs. Another special section was one describing the varied acti- but separate

Diocésan Boys' In The

School, that devoted to flood control, a would bring, but for the critical check-upa had been made. important feld of work, in which

perspective which it eve on any event no. Ico whatsoever Visell for the encouragement cles Buch were the Food and Ale, bail He peculiar and urgent western cconomie and social think- vities during wartime of the termed the specialized Agen-

Kowloon. The programme will ver be:

Thlevish Overture, The the problema, E.CAFE. lai year

Western thought proceeded was charged for any X-ray at Magpie (Rossini); "Ma Viant" of Music and the Arts, ranging Agriculture Organisation, from Shakespearean rehearsals World Health Organisation, the formed permanent Flood Control very much on sumptions pero all; except in special cases.

for this special task.

Dr Wu said that at a meeting (My Country) (Smetona); Con- write to the highly developed and International Labour Office, and to tnatory concert,

All this work was largely serviced weit integrated systems of America of others. ECAFE a number The Hav. Father TF. Ryan,

very well in cow by the Resarch and Statistics Divi- and Europe which were sometimes of the Board of Directors it was certo in E firt Major for Horn cowion of ECAFE., which was doing. relevant to the case of Asis. The decided, before die X-ray was and Orchestra (Mozart); Sym- B., tavola short address and had done

wone very creditable work, «non- shole approach; was having to bei| Lore the showing of the plc theas. Recently it had gone a were limited, and that elatistics in conditions prevailing in the under made, the Government to take (Dvomk); Forces aid civilians

step further by unking up with Asta were generally imperfect, developed paria of the worlds | $1,50, and the Amsociation: $3.50, walcome.

organisations

of

the

(deste

of the

general Nationa-en even stemmer test than

lot about the problems of, reuno.

til was valuable, not only for the material improvemen which It

Ing.

at

Introducedži theatrip gamma · be- Fordinating Its activities with all woedow Usaj ile alaff and Cactus, -ecast to apply to the very differra/:/ #old;÷, thắt n' charge of $5 Bephony No. 5 in E Minor Ou195:

Thomas Leo

Mr. John Van David

and

The Strange Inn At The Crossroad. Pipa Solo "Downfall Of Chu",

(Waltz "Because")

and ("Apalachicola" Impersonation of Danny Kayo.

"The Bolivian Bombshelf". Carmenlita Pepita

AND SOFT LATIN MUSIC AT THE COPACABANA.

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