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TWENTY-THREE whole two months sentence Communist strikers were | imposed on him. jailed yesterday when } The remaining man, who they refused to pay fines imposed on them for being illegal officers of the Hongkong Government Waterworks Chinese Employees
Union..
Magistrate T, J. Van Rees in Central Court jailed the men for two to three months when they claimed they were "innocent" and would not pay fines.
The men, who were wearing Mao badges, remained silent when the prison sentences were imposed on them.
A platoon of uniformed police was then instructed to search the men and all money found in their possession ($123.25) was confiscated,
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money had his prison sentence reduced by three days.
All the men admitted they went on strike during the 1967 disturbances and said
they were still on strike.
They claimed they had undergone negotiations for reinstatement with Mr. Roy Spencer, Secretary of the Waterworks Department, between April, 1968 and June this year.
However, Mr. Van Rees said he was satisfied that all the defendants were properly
dismissed" by the Government because of absence of duty.
The defendants were: Fung Yiu, Tse Foo-leung, Poon Lam, Tso Tak-kin, Kung Kin-yip, Chan To, Tam Wing, Chan Kwok-ki, Man-shing, Wong Chi-keung, Lam
Chiu Chun-kei, Chan Wei-man, Tsoi Hop-tak, Lau Fan,
Li Yat, Lau Chung, Wong Wo-kuen, Ku Kam-hing, Woo Another man, who had Shing-yung, Chan Kam-yiu, only 30 cents in his pocket, | Leung Chick-kwong, was ordered 10 servo the | Hung-yau, Chan Kam.
Mr. Van Rees ordered the three | prison terms he imposed on 21 of the men be reduced hy one day after their money was taken,
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RECEIVED IN REGISTRY No.51 30 JUL 1969
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