Hongkong, Sept, 11.
Happy Valley Refugee Camp is no) more, Yesterday, 400 evacuees and their modest parcels of belongings were transferred. from the Jockey Club stands to the new. camp at Lalehikok, and to-day they" were ward at work making their "new surroundings ship-shape and comfort. fable. Their new "home" once formed the warders"" quarters of the old alchtlek Gao}, and as a result gore confusion hing arisen over the nature ff the accommodation provided; one inay wan ite shocked at the i. It ater "developed that she thought! the' tpooryetugeee™ were going bbe' moved into. the old cells, "there seems to be some difference opinion at fo. whether oF not Latehikok' Camp is in. improvement Some' visitors to the camp came away with vivid stories of smells and heat and Iacle not to. mention themselves, hey could expect. trouble.
Godowns Congested wut only an occasional ship sing through to. Shanghai, godowns" and wharves in Hongkong are becoming [crowded out with cargo, and many of them are unable to. cecernmodste One more case. Already, the secre equally. seule nater hoping for the best and that. would look "better once they hind Settled down. 'The senior morning newspaper "here describes the camp in, the following terms:—'Four large "buildings have been fumed' into dormitories, each eon-faining 60. camp bods. "From these dormitories, the refugees have wonderful view of the Peak, Stone cutters Island and the many" little bays and inlets beyond the harbour, Situated as they are'on the hillside, the dormitories receive a cool breeze Below these bulld~ a "large-sized dining cellent meals are To the "Tight of the Camp Ip the already popular Lael hole swimming beach which. is most convenient for the Shanghailanders."
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