Sanctuary (AH 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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v 5 220 HONG KONG l'l 8 I I . Q ,ag . 0 - 4 l . I ' . l I I JU Jil 444 IU ,414 lil 1' use ' A 4 za W'-nn-P' Hong Kong! The British Crown Colony had been torn by riots and civil strife prior to SANCTUARY's arrival at 10:00 on T9 July 1967. There was some doubt that the crew would be allowed liberty. However, although liberty in Kowloon was subject to an T800 Curfew the First day we were there, this cur Few was lifted the second day and For the remainder at our tive Cay stay, there was unrestricted libertx in Hong Kong island and the Kowloon Fieninsula, except tor the Commander Seventh Fleet curfew, which requires all personnel to be o?: the street between the hours of Qifff one 0500. inter- cv-. i, r is C , ,,, C. Y. of estingly, as we neared Hon9 King' mangas the Patients made miraculous recovgr and we were able to let somevsfhere QV Hong 200 ot the patients also have lnbertyxger- KonQ. The crew toured the islands,f sow deen, ate at the Floating RestaU.I'0nCZino the boat people , and Commumsltl Tiger ltrorn a distant hillsidel, touredf is nf Balm Gardens, ate sumpfuously CTW biz- a small Fortune saving mOf'lf'fY CHI' ,Club gains to be bought in the Chino F ee and in the shops of the local meI'Cl 0nl5'

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