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C. HOME ENVIRONMENT
D.
E.
After the death of the father, the family had no fixed abode. Usually, the mother brought with her the eldest daughter to reside at her working place.
2.
Only till the mother worked at the Military Force, she was allocated quarters at 2/F, 5B, Victoria Barracks and the whole family could live together again about ten years ago,
3.
Later, as the family financial situation improved, they rented an apartment in the private premises in August 1978 at
at a monthly
rental of $1150. The flat was tidily kept and adequately furnished.
ASSOCIATES
The prisoner did not have many close friends, though he was rather sociable. His friends were mostly printing-workers. After his courtship with
his social activities with others were greatly reduced because he devoted most of his time to her.
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PERSONS CONTACTED FOR INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE CONDUCT AND CHARACTER OF THE PRISONER
1.
(prisoner's mother, a part-time amah, residing at
7
Hong Kong)
Being responsible and concerning for the family, prisoner was the one she loved most, the mother said. She was proud of his skills in electrical works because the prisoner did the fixation of electrical cables at the present abode and had always been helpful in the repairing of the household appliances.
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