Index

Aberdeen, [58], [191], [195], [271], [281]
Aberdeen reservoirs, [165]
Acheson, Dean, [144]
Advisory Comm. on Corruption, [201], [222-5]
Afro-Asian Conference, [98]
Agriculture, [120], [177-8]
Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry Dept., [181]
Agriculture & Forestry Dept., [182], [184], [187]
Air France, [159]
Air-India International, [98]
Albert Path, [263]
Amah Rock, [279-80]
Ambassador Hotel, [130], [301]
American Marine, Ltd., [138-40]
American military visitors, [132]
Americans, [256-7]
Animals, [177-8]
Anslinger, Harry J., [94], [209]
Anson’s Bay, [21]
Anti-Corruption Branch, [223-4]
Ap Chau, [71-2]
Applegate, Richard, [94]
Apprentice system, [135]
Armed forces, China and Hong Kong, [87]
Army in “Double-Ten” Riots, [104]
Arrow, The, [28]
Artificial insemination of pigs, [188-9]
Atomic water distillation, [173]
Attlee, Clement, [76]
Austin Road, Kowloon, [103]
Au Tak, [159]
Aw Boon Haw, [272]
Bank of China, [263-4]
Bank of Hell, [276-7]
Bargains, [294]
Barnett, K. M. A., [59], [60]
Barton, Hugh, [148-9], [150], [152]
Beriberi, [42]
Beverage industry, [119]
Bias Bay, [27]
Black, Gov. Robert Brown, [11], [221-2]
Blackie, W. J., [175]
Blake Pier, [266]
Blind musicians, [253]
Blown, Capt. Phillip, [95-8]
Boca Tigris, [17], [19]
Bonham, Gov. S. G., [228-9]
Border, length of, [81]
Borgeest, Gus, [58-9], [60-5], [211]
Borgeest, Mona, [58-9], [60-5]
Borgeest, Naomi, [60]
Borghese, Villa, [62]
Boss, Martha, [55]
Botanic Garden, [29], [34], [181], [262-3]
Bowring, Sir John, [28-30]
Boxer Rebellion, [40], [74]
Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Assn., [67]
Boy Scouts, [63]
Brazil, [48]
Brinkley, David, [132]
British-Chinese intermarriage, [237-8]
British common law, [216]
British East India Co., [16], [18], [19]
British House of Lords, [227], [232-3]
British Overseas Airways, [133]
British rulers, their character, [257]
Buddhists, [254]
Building construction, [120], [130-1]
Bun Festival, [250-1], [282]
Byrnes, James F., [75]
Canada, [48]
Canned goods, [119]
Canton, China, [16-18], [27-9], [31], [37], [40], [241]
Cantonese, [176], [241-2]
Cantonese cuisine, [302-3]
Canton River, [17], [20], [22]
Cape Bastion, [95]
Cape St. Mary, [192]
CARE, [71-2], [191]
Carlton, Cedric, [95]
Carlton Hotel, [301]
Castle Peak, [79]
Castle Peak Exper. Station, [188-9]
Cater, Jack, [194]
Cathay, Ltd., [147]
Cathay Pacific Airways, [95-8], [133]
Catholic Relief Services, [61], [66-7]
Cattle raising, [118]
Causeway Bay, [37], [270]
Celestial, [116]
Celestial Empire, [18], [20], [41]
Central District, [49], [162], [262], [267], [269], [274], [293]
Central Market, [268]
Central Relief Records Office, [68]
Certificate of Origin, Comprehensive, [45], [123], [275], [291-3], [298]
Chadwick, Osbert, [36]
Chai Wan, [69]
Chan, S. Y., [188]
Chartered Bank, [264]
Chemicals industry, [124]
Cheng Chung Kay, [198]
Cheongsam, [294]
Cheung Chau, [195], [242], [250], [282]
Cheung Hing incident, [91]
Cheung Sheung, [63]
Cheung Yung Festival, [253-4]
Chiang Kai-shek, [47], [52], [75]
China, Republic of, [41]
China Mail, the, [128], [225]
Chinese calendar, [244-5]
Chinese clannishness, [244]
Chinese dialects, [241-2]
Chinese, diversity of, [240-1]
Chinese food, [301-6]
Chinese New Year, [90], [245-7]
Chinese Temples Ordinance, [232]
Ching Ming Festival, [248-9]
Cholera, [25]
Chuenpee, [20]
Chunam, [169]
Church, Beatrice M., [146-7]
Church, Capt. Charles, [147]
Churchill, Winston S., [75]
Church World Service, [54], [67], [69], [70-1]
Chu Yuan, [252]
City Hall, [162], [265]
Clear Water Peninsula, [138]
Cochrane St., [274]
Collective bargaining, [135]
Colonial Office, [215], [217], [219], [225]
Colonial Secretary, [216]
Comm. on Chinese Law and Custom, [238]
Communist agitation, [92]
Communist “relief mission” riot, [92]
Concord incident, [92]
Concubines, [236-40]
Confucianism, [254]
Connaught Road, [268]
Contract labor, [30-1]
Coop. Dvlpmt. and Fisheries Dept., [187]
Cosmetics industry, [119]
Cottage industries, [120]
Cotton spinning, [123]
Cotton weaving, [123]
“Covenanters,” Mission Church of Norway, [50]
Crime rates, U.S. and Hong Kong, [204-6]
Curfew in Double Ten riots, [106]
Dairy company, [119]
Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., [119], [73]
Dampier, H. M. S., [99]
Deep Bay, [81]
Deep Water Bay, [273], [281]
Department stores, [293]
Des Voeux Road, [263], [267]
Dixon, Donald, [94]
Dixon-Applegate incident, [93-5]
Donovan, Gen., [36]
Double Ten riots, [99-107]
Dragon Boat Festival, [251-2]
Drug addiction, [53], [63], [65], [212-3]
Drug addicts, treatment of, [211]
Dulles, John Foster, [98]
Dying-houses, [230]
Dynasty Salon, [141]
East Asian Film Festival, [145]
Electorate, [215]
Electrical apparatus industry, [124]
Electric batteries and flashlights, [119]
Electro-plating, [120]
Elliott, Capt. Charles, [20-2]
Employment, [120-1], [123-4], [133], [151], [152]
Enamelware, [120], [129]
Engineering construction, [120]
Epidemics, [23-4], [42]
Eu, Mr., [272-3]
Eucliffe and Euston castles, [272-3]
Executive Council, [148], [215-6]
Exports, [121]
Faith Hope Nursery, [70]
Fanling, [81]
Fan Pui, [167-8]
Far East Refugee Program, [73]
Farm acreage, [176-8]
Farm income, [178-9]
Federation of Veg. Marketing Coop. Societies, [180]
Feng, I., Enamelling Co., [128]
Films about Hong Kong, [132]
Filtration, [165]
Fire Brigade Building, [268]
Firecrackers, [304]
Fires, [23], [76-7], [92]
First Natl. City Bank of N.Y., [136]
Fish and Veg. Marketing Orgs., [58], [180], [191], [194]
Fishermen’s schools, [195], [199]
Fishing, Communist restrictions, [108]
Fishing industry, [120], [191], [198]
Floating restaurants, [271]
Florence Nightingale Award, [58]
Flour mills, [118]
Flower-growing, [188]
Fluoridation, [173]
Food manufacturing, [124]
Foreign Assets Control Division, U.S. Consulate General, [292]
Foreign Correspondents’ Club, [268]
Fou Wah Mills, [141]
Fowler’s Flying School, [159]
France, [38], [40]
Freezinhot Bottle Co., [128]
French, Graham, [71-2]
Frontier Division, Police, [81]
Fruit, [178]
Fukien, [27]
Fung Shui, [169], [244], [249], [272]
Furniture industry, [119]
Garment manufacturers, [123], [142]
Gates, Dr. Elbert E., Jr., [69], [70]
Gates, Mrs. June (Elbert E., Jr.), [69], [70]
General Post Office, [266]
Geneva Textile Agreement, [143]
Germany, [38], [40], [42]
Gifts, [292]
Ginger, preserved, [117-8]
Gloucester Hotel, [301]
Godfrey, Arthur, [132]
Gold rush, [30]
Goldsmiths’ shops, [275]
Government, character and efficiency, [216-7];
Chinese view of, [217-8];
weaknesses of, [217]
Government construction, [131], [159-60]
Government House, [33], [231], [257], [262-3]
Governor, powers of, [215-6], [225]
Graft and corruption, [201], [218-24]
Grandview Film Co., [145]
Grantham, Gov. Alexander, [93]
Grantham, Lady Maurine, [263]
“Great Leap Forward,” the, [86-7]
“Great Wall,” [261]
Green Island Cement Co., [118]
Grouting, [168], [170], [172]
Gunboats, Communist, [79], [80]
Hai Lee Chan, [196-7]
Hakka, [64], [176], [190-1], [242]
Handicrafts, [297]
Hang Hau, [140]
Hangsang incident, [92]
Hang Seng Bank, [268]
Hankow Road, [297]
Happy Valley, [270]
Happy Valley Jockey Club, [270]
Harbor, [25], [156]
Harcourt, Rear Adm. C. H. J., [43]
Haven of Hope Sanatorium, [54], [57]
Heath, Police Commr. H. W. E., [209]
Hebe Haven, [171-2]
Hei Ling Chau, [64], [282]
Hennessy, Gov. John P., [34-6], [232]
Henningsen, Anker B., [136-8]
Henningsen, A. P., [136]
Henwood, Rosalind, [146]
Herklots, Dr. G. A. C., [179-80]
Heroin, [206-8], [210]
Hire cars, [277]
Hogan, Chief Justice Michael, [219-22], [225]
Hoklo, [176], [191], [242]
Holden, William, [132]
Hong Kong Annual Report (1956), [47]
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., [150]
Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., [148], [151-2], [264]
Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co., [116-7]
Hongkong and Yaumati Ferry Co., [282]
Hong Kong Club, [263-5]
Hong Kong Commerce and Industry Dept., [122-3]
Hong Kong Council of Social Service, [68]
Hong Kong Cricket Club, [264]
Hong Kong Fed. of Trade Unions, [92]
“Hong Kong Fever,” [22]
Hong Kong Housing Authority, [77]
Hong Kong Housing Society, [78]
Hong Kong Island, [16], [19], [21-4], [59], [102], [111], [118], [130], [148], [158], [167-8], [173], [260-2]
Hong Kong Junior Chamber of Commerce, [63], [67]
Hong Kong Rope Mfg. Co., [118]
Hong Kong Royal Engineers, [72]
Hong Kong Technical College, [135]
Hong Kong Tiger Standard, [144]
Hong Kong Tourist Assn., [133]
Hong Kong Tramway, [269]
Hong Kong University, [135], [192], [274]
Hong Kong Welfare Society, [61]
Hospitals, [273]
Hotels, [300-1]
Howatson, Fr. P. J., [67]
Hung Siu Tsuen, [31]
Hyacinth, [20]
Immigration, [48], [78-81]
Imperial Airways, [132], [159]
Imperial Hotel, [130], [299], [301], [306]
Imperial Preference, [116], [152]
Imports, [121]
India, [143]
Indian cuisine, [306]
Indians, [256]
Industrial expansion, postwar, [123-4]
Industries, early, [114-16]
Industry, [45];
liabilities of, [115];
natural assets, [115-16]
Inflation, [134]
Ingrams, Harold, [289]
International cuisine, [302]
Interpol, [212]
Irish governors, [32]
Irrigation, [166]
Ivory carvings, [297]
Japan, [38], [40], [42], [75], [122]
Japan Air Lines, [133]
Japanese cuisine, [306]
Japanese industry, [122]
Japanese trade, [30]
Jardine, Matheson & Co., [148-50]
Jardine Dyeing & Finishing Co., [149]
Jatar, Capt. D. K., [99]
Johnson, Linden E., [140]
Joseph Fund, [183]
Joss House Bay, [250]
Jubilee Reservoir, [165]
Junk Bay, [52-3], [138]
Junk Bay Medical Council, [55]
Junks, [139-40], [192-8]
Kader Industrial Co., [124-5]
Kadoorie, Lawrence and Horace, [72], [181-7]
Kadoorie Agric. Aid Assn., [182-7]
Kadoorie Agric. Aid Loan Fund, [182-7]
Kaifongs, [73], [211]
Kai Ho Kai, Sir, [159]
Kai Tak Airport, [25], [132-3], [159-61]
Kam Tin, [279]
Kee Heung Tea House, [286-7]
Keeshen, Commr., [21-2]
Kelly, Elma, [146-7]
Kennedy, Gov. Arthur, [33-4], [231]
Kennedy, President John F., [143]
Kennedy Town, [118], [269]
Kert, the, [94]
Kingman, Dong, [261-2]
Korean war, [44], [113-14], [117]
Kowloon Bay, [39], [159], [160-2]
Kowloon-Canton Railway, [91], [278], [299]
Kowloon Peninsula, [29], [159], [165], [168], [173], [260]
Kowloon Tong, [73]
Kowloon Walled City, [39], [49]
Krasner, Capt. Benjamin, [94]
Kuan Yin, [247-8]
Kwan, Adm., [21]
Kwangtung Province, [16], [241-2]
Kwong Lee Cheung Shipyard, [197]
Kwong On Bank, [275]
Kwun Tong, [111], [156], [161-2]
Kwun Tong Road, [161]
Laans, [179-80], [191]
Labor unions, [134-5]
Ladder Street, [275]
Ladrone Islands, [92]
Lak Ma Chau, [279]
Lamma Island, [79], [262]
Lamont, Capt. John, [116]
Lancelot, Sir, [266]
Land, [155-6], [158], [163]
Land Border Police, [81-2]
Language barrier, [228-9]
Lantau Island, [79], [94], [167], [261], [284-5]
Lappa Island, [79]
Lap Sap Mei, [94]
Lapworth, William, [139]
Law enforcement, [202-4], [210]
Lease of New Territories, [39], [111-2]
Leather industry, [120]
Lee Loy Shing, [198]
Legislative Council, [148], [215-6]
Lei Yue Mun pass, [25], [43], [53], [160]
Lema Island, [92]
Li Cheng Uk, [101-3], [105], [279]
Li Chy, [117]
Lin Dai, [145]
Ling Ting Island, [92]
Lin Tse-Hsu, [19], [20-1]
Lion Rock Tunnel, [172]
Li Po Chun, [268]
Li Po Chun Chambers, [268]
Li Sing, [268]
London Times, [23], [30]
Long Harbor, [285]
Lower Shing Mun Dam, [172]
Lo Wu, [42]
Lugard-Harlech Road, [259]
Luk Kwok Hotel, [301]
Lu K’u, Gov. of Canton, [15]
Lu Pan, [195]
Lutheran World Federation, [61]
Lutheran World Service, [71]
Lu Wang-tse, [94]
Macao, [11], [16], [26], [119]
Macao Ferry incident, [93]
Macao Ferry Pier, [269]
Macdonnell, Sir Richard G., [32-3], [230]
McDouall, John C., [238-40]
Machinery industry, [120]
MacIntosh, Police Commr. Duncan, [93]
Mandarin Textiles, Ltd., [140-1]
Man Kam Lo, Sir, [238]
Man Mo Temple, [231], [276]
Manson, Sir Patrick, [118]
Man Wa Lane, [275]
Ma On Shan, [285]
Mao Tse-tung, [47], [51], [85]
Marden, John L., [148], [152-3]
Marine Police, [78-80]
Marriage Registry, [173]
Marriages, the six kinds, [235-7]
Maryknoll Fathers, [66-7]
Match-making industry, [119]
Mechanized fishing boats, [192-8]
Men’s tailoring, [295-6]
Metal products, [123-4]
Mid-Autumn Festival, [252-3]
Mines and quarries, [156-7]
Mirs Bay, [27], [39], [81]
Mission to Lepers, [64]
Mongkok, [103-5]
Mongolian steamboat, [305-6]
Morris, Capt. Mike, [271]
Motion picture industry, [120], [144-6]
Movie theaters, [298-9]
Mui Tsai, [35], [232-4]
Nail and screw industry, [119]
Nanking, Treaty of, [29]
Napier, Lord, [18]
Nathan Road, [130-1], [278]
National Cash Register Co., [136]
Nationalist China, [39], [44]
Nationalist Chinese, [86], [91], [99], [101], [105-7]
Natural resources, [23-4]
Nemesis, [21]
Net Domestic Product, [121]
Newcombe, Madge, [68]
New Territories, [156], [158], [165-6], [170-1], [175-6], [183], [191], [242], [260-1], [279]
Newton, John, [138]
Newton, Robert J., [138-40]
Newton, Whitney, [138-40]
Night clubs, [299]
Nim Shue Wan, [185]
Noodles, [66-7]
North Korea, [114]
North Point, “Little Shanghai,” [124], [270]
Oaths, swearing of, [229]
Opium, [17-8], [201-12], [228]
Ottawa Agreements of 1932, [116]
Paar, Jack, [132]
Pakistan, [143]
Pak Ngau Shek, [184-6]
Palmerston, Lord, [20-2]
Pan American World Airways, [132-3], [159]
Paquerette, Ltd., [136]
Park Hotel, [130], [299], [301]
Pa T’eng seiners, [198]
Peak Tram, [259-60], [262], [271]
Pedder Lane and Street, [267]
Pekinese cuisine, [305]
Peking, [29], [40]
Peking, Convention of, [29]
Peng Chau, [64], [119], [168], [242], [282], [283]
Peninsula Hotel, [130], [300-1]
Piracy, [16], [23], [27-8], [32-3], [42], [203]
Pirates, airborne, [27-8]
Plague, [25], [37-8], [40]
Plastic flowers, [124]
Plastic wares, [124]
Pleasantville incident, [92]
Plover Cove, [171-2], [285]
Pneumonia, [41]
Pok Fu Lam, [164], [262]
Po Leung Kuk, [35], [233]
Police, nationality of, [213-4]
Po Lin Monastery, [170], [284-5]
Pond fish, [178], [189-90]
Population, [32], [38], [42], [76], [78], [150]
Population, density of, [24]
Portuguese, [16], [27], [229], [255-6]
Po Toi Island, [72], [108], [148]
Pottinger Street, [274]
President Hotel, [130]
Preventive Service, [208-10]
Prince’s Building, [263]
Princess Alexandra of Kent, [147]
Printing industry, [119], [124]
Prostitution, [205-6], [232-4]
Protestants, [254]
Public Enquiry Service, [221-2]
Public Pier, Kowloon, [266]
Public Works Dept., [170], [173], [263]
Purse-seining, [198]
Quarry Bay, [116]
Queen Mary Hospital, [273]
Queen’s Pier, [266]
Queen’s Road, [158], [266]
Radio and television shows about Hong Kong, [132-3]
Radio Hong Kong, [147]
Ramon Magsaysay Award, [64]
Rawling, S. B., [164]
Reclamation, [37], [156], [158-9], [162-3], [173]
Recorded workshops, [120]
Red China, [44-5]
Refugees, [24], [26], [31], [41-2], [48], [73-6], [78-83]
Registered factories, [120]
Relief expenditures, [73]
Rennie’s Mill Camp, [52-3], [55], [56], [138]
Repulse Bay, [272-3], [281]
Repulse Bay Hotel, [273], [301]
Reservations, hotel, [301]
Resettlement cottages, [77]
Resettlement estates, [77], [278]
Rice, [177]
Rice Bowl, the, [298]
Rickshaws, [266-7]
Ridehalgh, Arthur, [238-40]
Rio de Janeiro, [25]
Robinson, Gov. Hercules, [29-31], [164], [229]
Rodrigues, Dr. A. M., [211]
Roman Catholics, [254-5]
Romaniello, Msgr. John, [66-7]
Roosevelt, President F. D., [75]
Royal Naval Launch incident, [93]
Rubber products, [119], [124]
Ruling group, [214-5]
Russell & Co., [136]
Russia, [38], [40]
Russian pastries, [306-7]
Ryan, Fr. Thomas F., [179-81]
Sai Kung, [72]
St. Bride’s Bay incident, [93]
Salt water use, [173]
Sanitary conditions, [36-7], [230-1]
Sargent, Sir Malcolm, [265]
Saunders, Doris, [141]
Schools, [32]
Seamen’s Strike of 1922, [26]
Seawall, [158]
Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, [209], [216], [221], [232]
Sedan chairs, [266]
Shakespeare, [113]
Sham Chun Reservoir, China, [110]
Sham Chun River, [38]
Sham Shui Po, [104], [213]
Shanghai, [115], [124], [149]
Shanghainese cuisine, [304]
Sha Tin, [172]
Shatin Heights Hotel, [301]
Shatin Valley, [279]
Shau Kei Wan, [191], [195-6], [269-71]
Shaw Brothers film studio, [145]
Shek Kip Mei, [61], [76-7], [101]
Shek Kwu Chau, [64], [211]
Shek Li Pui Reservoir, [165]
Shek-O, [273]
Shek Pik, [167-70]
Shell-button factories, [118]
Sheung Shui Exper. Sta., [188]
Shipbuilding, [30], [114], [116-17], [124]
Shipping, [30], [150]
Shoeshine Alley, [267]
Shopping arcades, [294]
Shopping areas, [292-3]
Sik-nin Chau, Sir, [211]
Silver Mine Bay, [168-9], [285]
Singer Sewing Machine Co., [136]
Sin Hoi, [263]
Sin Hung, [263]
Skau, Sister Annie M., [49-58]
Smale, Sir John, [35], [232]
Smallpox, [42]
Smith, Rev. George, [201-2], [204]
Smuggling immigrants, [79-81]
Social conditions, [24]
Society for Aid and Rehab, of Drug Addicts, [64]
South China Morning Post, [90]
South China Sea, [95]
South Sea Textile Mfg. Co., [126-7]
Sparkman & Stephens, Inc., [139]
Spies, Nationalist Chinese, [109]
Squatter shacks, population, [78]
Squeeze on parcels to China, [89-90]
Stalin, Josef, [75]
Standard of living, [134]
Stanley, [273]
Star Ferry terminals, [162], [265-6], [278]
Starling Inlet, [80]
Stather, Lt. Cmdr. K., [194]
Statue Square, [263], [265]
Steel Rover incident, [91-2]
Stonecutters Island, [29], [111]
Suez Canal opening, [34]
Sullivan, Ed, [132]
Sung Wong T’oi, [74]
Sunshine Island, [60-5]
Sun Yat Sen, Dr., [41], [74]
Szechuan cuisine, [304-5]
Tai Hang Tung, [77], [103], [105]
Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., [116-7], [270]
Taikoo Sugar Refinery Co., [118]
Tai Lam Chung Reservoir System, [165-7]
Tai Lung Forestry and Crop Experimental Station, [190]
Tai Mo Shan, [185]
Tai O, [285]
Tai Ping Rebellion, [31], [74]
Tai Po, [279], [285-6]
Tai Shui Hang Monastery, [285]
Tai Tam, [33], [72], [165]
Tai Tam Bay, [79]
Tai Tam Tuk, [165]
Taiwan, [48], [99]
Tak Sau coffin shop, [276]
Ta Kwu Ling Exper. Sta., [188]
Tang, P. Y., [124], [116-8]
Tanka, [176], [191], [202], [242-3]
Taoists, [254]
Tao-Kuang, Emperor, [21-2]
Tap Mun Chau, [285-6]
Tariffs, [24]
Taxis, [277]
Telegraph link to England, [34]
Temple Street, [286]
Textile exports, [128], [141-2], [149-50]
Three Fathoms Cove, [285]
T’ien Hou, [249-50], [260]
Tientsin, [29]
Tiger Balm Gardens, [272]
Ting, H. C., [124-6]
Ting, Prof., [61]
Tingle Athletic Assn., [265]
Tingle, Billy, [265]
Ti Ping, Emperor, [73-4], [261]
Tobacco industry, [120]
To Kwa Wan, [119]
Tolo Channel, [170-1], [285]
Tolo Harbor, [279]
Tong King, Gulf of, [192], [198]
Topography, [157]
Tourists, [243-4], [289-92]
Tourist trade, [131-33]
Trade, Hong Kong, [16-7], [88-9]
Transistor radios, [125]
Transportation industry, [120], [133]
Trawling, [198]
Trevelyan, Humphrey, [98]
Triads, [101-4], [106-7], [211], [213-4], [234]
Tsang, John Chao-ko, [109-10], [214]
Tsim Sha Tsui, [130], [278], [292], [298]
Tsing Yi, [72], [283-4]
Tsuen Wan, [69], [105-7], [126], [156], [162], [167-8]
Tsui, Paul K. C., [221-2]
Tuberculosis, [25], [273-4]
Tung, John, [124], [128-9]
Tung Lung Island, [250]
Tung Wah Hospital, [35], [38], [230-1]
Turner, Sir Michael, [148], [151-2]
Typhoons, [23], [34], [41], [60], [157-8]
Typhus, [25]
Union House, [263]
United Church of Canada, [61]
United Kingdom, [69]
United Nations, [44]
U.N. Econ. and Soc. Council, [212]
U.N. Embargo, [120]
United States, [39], [40], [48]
U.S. Navy, [87], [98]
U.S. Tariff Commission, [143-4]
Upper Kowloon, [100]
Upper Lascar Row, “Cat Street,” [275-6]
Urban Council, [148]
U Tat Chee, [117]
Vegetables, [177], [188]
Vehicular Ferry Pier, [268], [277], [281]
Victoria, Queen, [22], [117], [146], [270]
Victoria City, [164]
Victoria Park, [270]
Victoria Peak, [49], [158], [164], [230], [253], [259-62], [299]
Views of Hong Kong, [299]
Volage, [20]
Wages and working conditions, [133-5]
Wah Yan College, [180]
Walla-Walla, [265-6]
Wanchai, [49], [158], [260], [270]
Wan Fu, [271], [281-2]
Water supply, [23-4], [155-6], [163-73]
Weather, [157]
Welfare handicraft shops, [298]
Wells, water, [164], [166], [183]
Western District, [231], [269], [274], [277]
Wheelock, Marden & Co., [148], [152]
Wild animals, [280]
Wing-Hong Cheung, [194], [197]
Wing On Street, [274]
Wing Sing Street, [275]
Women, [33-5], [146-8];
executives and professional, [147];
in industry, [146-7];
status and treatment, [234-5]
Women’s clothing, [296]
Wong, Steve, [97-8]
Wong Nai Chung, [165]
Wong Tai Sin, [68-9]
Wood-carving shops, [297]
Wooden chests, [297]
Woods, Aileen, M.B.E., [147-8]
Workmen, quality of, [135]
Workmen’s Compensation, [134]
World Health Organization, [212]
World of Suzie Wong, The, [301]
World Refugee Year, [69]
Wyndham Street, [266]
Yalta Conference, [75]
Yangtze River, [21]
Yau Ma Tei, [37], [213], [281]
Yee Hop Shipyard, [196]
Yuen Long, [119], [187], [189], [279]
Yu Yat-sum, [189-90]
YWCA, [70]