Junkmaster Sent To Gaol
The first prison sen- tence without the option of a fine to be imposed in the Marine Court since the reoccupation was yesterday passed on Mo Kwan, master of trading junk T711H, for carrying excess passengers.
S. L. Brown, prosecuting, said that on June 15, at 1.30 am. he intercepted accused's junk off West Point as it was coming in Trom Taiping. It was taken to the Taiping pier, which was cleared, for a check of the pas sengers to be made. A total of 350 was counted-15 in ex- cess of the number permitted.
Accused, giving evidence, said that this number included many who wharf coolies and others had scrambled on board before the Police check-up.
It was revealed that the ac. eused had thres previous con- victions for a similar offence.
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1946.
"OTRANTO” DUE
DUE TO ARRIVE ON
POPLIN
A very substantial businçon is being dans by local mer chants in Shanghai-manufac tured Cotton Printed Poplin, which in being angled illy, the Colony and then exported to Saigon and Singh- pore, where there is a great demand for this type of material. The poplin in of a very superior quality and the designs mant attractive,
Governor At
FRIDAY MORNINGİ
The ss. "Otranto," with some 400 passengers for Hong Kong, is now expected at Kowloon Wharves at 10 a.m. on Friday. She left Singa- pore yesterday. Relatives and friends will be allowed on board some 2 to 24 hours after the vessel has berthed.
Medical Dept. Clerk Gaoled
Representatives of the Govern- ment and of the Hotels will board the ship before aho berths in order to notify passengers of the ar- rangements made for their trans- portation and accommodation.
These include the provision of transport facilities to places f destination ashore and Revange. baggage storage and coolles
menta with regard to Cocktail Party
ኒዮ ዞ
Governor
Guilherme Francisco Victor, 35, clerk of the Medical Department. was charged before Mr. F. X. d'Almada at the Central Magia- tracy yesterday with fraudulently applying to his own use $16.85.40 received by him on behalf of the department on dates between Den, 16. 14 Mar 16, 1940.
the case.
No one will be allowed on boarel until after
Passport formalities The have been complied with. signal notifying those nahore wishing to come on board will JU the
"WAR
War has born declared by the Tramway Company on individuals hanging ON trams in contravention of the Tramway Bye-lawa. Henceforth, surprise raido will be carried out by the Police to eradicate, and for all, п most dangor- ova practice.
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About 100 persons who were, found hanging trams were arrested by the Police yesterday.
THE NEW "HUMBER"
the Whare he
and oard the ship. nounced improvement on pre-war
M. A. da Silva pleaded guilty for the accused. Detective Sul-Inspector Watson was for the Crown.
The prosecution asked very serious view to be taken of
For those to be accommodated Accused had been re-in Hong Kong, P. & O. launches eased on bail of $1,500 and had will be provided to take them, been helping to straighten ou: the Queen's Pier. Ench passenger will be permitted to have one res books.
Mr. Silva said that his cilentative or friend accompany him or used the money while
Bis wife her on this launch trip and tickets was very ill.
will be issued on board sap in respect of this.
His Excelency the Sir. Mark Young. G.C.M.G., was among the guests at the cocktail party given in the Peninsula Hotel yesterday
Major-General: by Cheung Kwong-king, Q.B.E., and Mrs. Cheung
General Cheung is the General Officer Commanding the 187th Division of the Chinese Nations Army and was recently the reel. pient Lie Drder of the British ritish Empire at Victory Day cere Accused repeated the plea heimony. During the war, he played
an important part in the comman had made at a previous hearing of the war zone adjoining Hong that circumstances compelled Kong and was in close Haison with him to carry the passengers the British Army Aid Group. his was the only large trading
Among the guests were Major- junk plying between Taiping General Frank Festi Gun and the Colemy, and cargo-GWR | modore D. B. Everett, Mr.
accompanying | MacDonell. the Hon. Mr. Les era insisted on
Castro and d'Almada their cargo,
In convicting the accused and d'Almada e Castro, the Hor. Mr, fining him $206, Conde, A.S.D.M. K. Le, the Hon. Sir Rober.
Kotowall, the Hon, Mr. T. N. Ryder said that he had had am- ; Kat
hau, the fon. Dr. S. N. (bas. ple warning and that if he ap
the Hon, Mr. G. E. Strickland, peared before the Court again; air. Justice E. H. he would be given a prison Lerm¦ Hon. Mr. T. M. M without the option of a fine.
Mrs
-
Mr. Silva offered the ball money of $3,500 sus restitution, to the Medical Department.
Taking into consideration that accused had given great help in working out the accounts, he was sentented to one month's hard in.
DBS Boy Who Was At Saipan
Former schoolmaten af Air. Wong
in Kowloo will be pleased to know that although be wear wounded in the fightag Sal Island in the Mariannus 151 he re how well at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Houry Awa Werner
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cars
"No
Court Of Justice Approves Of Traps"
The case in which Leonard, together with three others, Lee Kee, Mui Shui-kee and Wong Ling were charged with possession of 20,000 cigar- ettes on which duty had not been paid, was concluded at the Central Magistracy before. Mr. C. Y. Kwan yesterday.
discharge at
Leanard was
the previous hearing.
The first and seccad necused were each fined $50, while the thira accused, a Chinese detec- tive was discharged.
accused.
I
Mr. 1
Seaman Dies
After Fight
In passing sentence, Kwan sald, "The first accused has already been acquitted by
An inquest was held yesterday me cariler, and the third c-
into the death of an Indian sen- cused has pleaded guilty to the man, Haji Shak Ahmed, at the charge. It now only remains Central Magistracy when Mr. F. for me to decide whether there X. d'Almada acted as Coroner, lowering of the S-Fing (white The "China Mail" has received in evidence to warrant a con-
The Jary comprised Messrs. G. square with blue square inside) an attractive series of booklets viction against the second and Razario (foreman), A. J. Mendis, and ponnafit (red and white verti- depicting the new modsis guns be fourth
have con- and A. K. Baker. friends will be allowed to enter man. The new cars show a pro- Mr. Silva, and in my view they round floor of No. 482. Queen's
anding produced by lumber and sidered the authorities cited by Cal stripes) when relatives
The
deceased was found on the models both in performance and have no application to the pre-Bond West, on May 6. He died sent case. I hold that there la design.
Queen โป
Mary Hospital as a re- Local agents for Humber and evidence that the second acc aclult of a fractured skull and in-
ternal haemorrhage on May 9. Hillman
Are Gilman and had in his possession, untidy
A Chinese
woman, Chan So- Co.. whose Motor Service is to be or control of the cigarettes nui, said that she understood there in the charge of Major L. A. within the meaning of Section was a fight between Shanghai sen- Ensterbrook, R.E.M.E, now on the 13 of Ordinance No. 36 of 1931, man and Indians. She wayor Easterbrook will be up guilty of the charge. ;.
to Hong Kong by air.
and I necordingly find Lim Indians Jump out of the window Major
and also sho now several Chinese Numbered Dockets
purted by Mr. Charles Sloan, who,
"With regard to the fourth with bamboo poles, was before the war Manager of accused, I am satisfied that he
Sub-Inspector Louis Winch of There will be numbered dockets Gilman's Hong Kong Station.fr was the mate who together with No. 7, Police Station said that he Issued to passengers also entitling Gilman's are them to secure seats in a number Roles Lfel. products
that with Human, Sunbeam-Talbot cars and cigarettes from the car and ing had ceased and four. Indians
(Humber. the third accused removed the was informed that there was
night.
When he arrived the #gh- of buses and ears waiting n Queen's Pier to carry Commer trucks and bus chassis tenk them upstairs to the third were standing on the pavement, them to their living qurt rs on both petrol and diesel) und for finor cf No. 31 D'Agullar They were all slightly injured. the Island. The cars will be rethe Chrysler Corporation (Cyry Street, and there counted them, Questioned by the Jury, Insper- served for women with small sters, De Soto and Plymouth cars He did all this in conjunction tor Winch aald that the deceased children.
and Fargo trucks). They also with the third accused, and in was standing on the pavenient
and the presence and
under the Recend accused. The
of the censed had walked out of the back the question Yard after jumping from I have to decide is whether for window,
The jury returned a verdict
Similar arrangements have been unde in respect to this wite are
land.
distributors
tribute S.S. "Jagunz" cars Kelly-Sprinfick tyres,
during
he
be accommodated on the Main; Increasing car and truck ship
P. & O. calles will be atments are expected Queen's Pier to take care of bug-hext few months. gage un
und no other coolies will be permitted on the wharf.
Passengers will be allowed to carry, ashore only hand-baggage. Heavier baggage will be unisadvi into No. 51 Kowloon Godown pend- ing arrangements for its delivery later. Kowloon Wharves coolies will handle passengers' baggage
Major I Gen. 5. K.
Yee, Major-Gen. Y. Y. The second charg was there
au, Major-Gen. S. K. Ya
Ꭵ .
II. D. Fel So, Brig. upon read by S. 1. Brown. " was that June 17, at 1.15 a.m. ar-les a Walker. Major 11. Kwok Hinst at the Diocesan Boys Nehale
Brig
R. alr cused's junk was again inter- Delamain, the Hon. cepted off West Point, inward Todd. Lt. Col. G. R. Bags, Col FC. Mir-hull-Ford Cal. d. 1. houd from Talping, and over
.E. Milne, Brig. S. Walker, Coi 100
EXCESS passengers
LL-Col F. II. A.
R. found in it".
Cooper, Major H. Gatti
Lee, Major Mr.
Skewes-Cox. Major D. 3. Boyd, Major A. C. imprisonment without the openves, Mr. B. B. Teesdale, Capi tion of a fine was imposed is. K. C. plea for another chance was re fused by the Magistrate.
were!!!
Accused pleaded guilty, win re- upim sentence of two months T
ard
Mr.
Mrs. W.
256 cenn View Drive, Honolula, 7.1. Wong Kwok Hing left the D... u
the days of the late Bishop Sargent and went to school at Talent In Houtal, Then he went on to Washinuten Ante
Wong Kwek Keung, who foined the U.3.
Linked with the above case) Morse. Major M. Campbell, Major Navy three yeøta „ago; saw active wetries |
was that of Kwok Chung-kwong, Coxswain of the tug "Pai Yat," which en June 15 was towing the junk from Taiping to Hong Kong. When it was intercepted the tug was found to have 55 people on board, which was 11 in execs. Acrused, pleadings not guilty, said that the peopl: climbed on board from the junk, S. I, Brown, prosecuting said 1 this was quite possible The necused was found guilty and was fined $100.
Chan
Another Case
|
WANCHAL RIOT COURTS SEQUEL
hung this year,
Kowlons,
%
It is known that private arrange-
that ar-
Hong Kong Stage Club
saw two
apparently when he arrived. Apparently de
direction.
the acts he did in relation to that the cause of death was the the cigarettes he could be said fall
to have possession, custody or control of the cigarettes within the meaning of the said Section.
In the absence of other evid ence, I do not think I can hold that he had such custody or control,
possession,
Obituary
Boles C. Hart
Word has just been received which, ne- from New York of the death, last carding to the evidence, appear- Saturday, after a long illness. of
tion of lying on the tradi- at the premises,
HOPE
The Hong Kong Stage Club's Major Tani,
in respect of those goine ashore production "Take It Easy" refuse 1. Ualetely which he left three years ago C Kwan, Mr. Join the Amerien Brand forces, Hein Kowloon.
te blush at the relatively amal at- has now been demobilised. His brather, 11. Latimer, Mrs. t..
ed to me to be under the second Mr. Boles C. Hart, Vice-President Private Arrangements | tendance at the ENSA Star Thea-
and third tre last night and pat on a variety quitted. In
accused. Ho is ne- and
of the Manager
Oversens acquitting him.
Division of The National City R. G. Cronible, Mr. G. Wilson.
In the South Paellle and has returned! ments have been made for many show that was a near approach to
Bank of home from the Philippines
however, I must
of New York, New York. express my Dr. P. M. Van de Linde, Mr. D. I.
of the passengers and it is re-the best that ENJA could offer in Bosque Capt. P. S. Smith and
In 1931 Mr. Hart Major 3. C. George.
When in Bong Kong. Wong Kwok Bing
strong disapproval of his con-ed Vice-President in charge of the this line. quested that Government he in-
Hart was appoint- see the care of Mr. and Men, Starry formed accordingly so
The
as a Police Far Eastern District of the Bank. Men Chan: who have nizo kone back trungements could be
minde for fem show, though not short of duct in this case
impersonators, lacks officer. I disbelieve his story and paid many visits 'Faren) when they lived to
feminine talent. Their nati.
win those who have no representatives Arteuh, the only lady in the east, a report to the Police Station the outbreak of war.
In Miss Irene that he was about to go to make Kong during the years precedin Raymond, who the ... nt achieved fame ir, the Colony.
During his vhodlalt s 7.15.W, is now a melleat
in Mr. Victor S. Mamak, In about these cigarettes, when trips to the Far East he gained In order to co-ordinate these
and in heartfiinner with a family. Mr, and ties, arrangements it would be appre-charge of make-up, the show had the Folice raiding party arrived wide, circle of friends in both the Harry Chang hope to return to lasciated if all persons expecting retivo artistes
foreign and Chinese communics. iatives and friends, all firms ex-
Kong's pre-war
"In passing sentence en the father the wou Bogata itant pecting employees and all Head: amateur variety stage.
MONEY MART New talent had very much to accused, I must take into con- Kont in 1932 Mr. Wung to the head of Government Departments ex-offe The show had some
sideration the facts that this HawnHas Oke & Liquora. Ltd.. n fiere. Pecting members of their staff on moments, but these were not more du!!
'case was a trap, and that the tor of several Hanks and of the Chinese this ship would send representa- Chamber of Commerce in Honoluis, ft. tives to see Major I. M. Gordon dull than com
come in the best Variety. accused were looked for and I also coming to Hong Koth your Williams and a representative of and well worth the seeing.
It was a
to acquire colourful and gay affair tempted the Hotels, 2nd floor, Colonial
cigaretten. Ne court of justice Production Secretariat, Lower Albert Road. hands of Mr. John Hewitt,
In the able
approves of traps." betweca 8.30 am." and 6 p.m. to-the
cast
included Messrs. Kliff Pyman, James Magerisson, Geol- Fowler. Billy The "Otranto" has 436 passen-Smith, Frank Clover, Reg. Hem Cliff Ottaway. Peter Groom and Waters, Chester frey Paddison. Brian Wright, aboard, 22--of-whone-are
Jimmy mings. transit passengers.
~ Price, “Charles | Ken Brinded. The latter will be
accommodated st the number of troops on board. Peninsula Hotel. There are also a
મ
and Henry Awa Wour, the
na vift to all friends.
TAMAR -A/B
CHARGED
ers
As a sequel to the incident in Wanchai on Sanday evening, Chan Tak-ice, 25, private watchsinn. was charged before Mr. George She at the Central Magistrac yesterday with behaving a a dia. orderly
by throwing Jenner piece of concrete at the Poller.
Inspector F. A. Ewins said he uf saw the accused pick up a pices of Taun-shun, master trading jank T126711 from Fenerete, and throw it at the Police, he was only three, feet kien, charged with making
Som the acensed. fasle declaration on June 13 in)
Accused stated, that he wasem-j respect of cargo on board. innloyed at the ICI. Godown. Eust
George
Sissons, that he omitted to declare 6 rolls | Point, He was passing the spot H.M.S. Tamar, was charged be fore Mr. George She at the Cen cotton cloth 12 packages singlets and was arrested. and 13 rolls pongee silk, said that
tral Magistracy yesterday with the goods were brought on board
niding and abetting Able Seaman by members of his crew without;
Pearson, who was charged with Charged with driving a Govern- manslaughter of Miss Betty Kwok his knowledge or consent.
The Magistrate aid that as ment-vehicle without a permis fat island-Road near Chai Wan
Hennessy Road. Chan Sing was Fath on Feb. 18. master of the vessel it was his fined $100 or four weeks hard f At the request of Mr. P. Kellett, The following arrivals were re- business to know what was golabour by Mr. George She at the A.S.P., the case was adjourned tgistered at the Peninsula Hotel on ing on board, and find him $200. Central Magistravy yesterday, Jan 21.
Sunday:- S. L. Eggleston prosecuted.
No Indictment
To Be Filed
Tho Hon Attorney-General, has declined to file an indictment against J. C, Stoppa, Junk Inspec- tor Inspector K. I Fernandes, of the Police, and Tsang Fang-hung,
Sentence of three months hard labour was imposed.
Frederick
Readers' Letters
The Poor
Sir.-May I, through
I look around Hong Kong
see,
and
of the Harbour Department, who
mitted to the Sessions by situation which I would have must plan for those who committed Mr. W. H. Latimer recently.
were
of
ARRIVALS
Mr. B. C. Allan (H.K. Bank), Mr. L. Denham (Paton and Bald- win's). Mr. R. T. Oates. (Paton and
Mr. W. Turner
(Standard-Vacuum), Mr. J. A
оп
ard Vacuum..
Sun Mathiesop
7
way
and
TRAFFIC DEPT. IN FOR BUSY TIME
the
The
money market reopened yesterday after two days holiday with rates uncertain and under- tone weak.
Chinese National Currency
opened at $2.10 for futures and $2.20 for spot (per CN$1,000). and with slight fluctuations closed at $2.11 and $2.24 respectively...
Gold dropped from $490 por tel at the opening to $484 at the close. U.S. dollars had buyers at rates ranging from $5.88 to $5.43. Rates for Sterling varied from $15.00 to $10.34, and those for Australian pounds from $12.50 to $18.40.
S'hai Exchange
Shanghai, June 17. The 10 a.m. quotations
The Police Traffic Department will be in for a very
busy time when the licencing and registration were of civilian motor vehicles and other means of transportation start on July 1.
today
Buying Selling GNE CNS Gold per ounce 187,000 188,000 Hong Kong Dollars 446 Unknown U.S. Dallars
2,540 2,570 Closing quotations were: Gold per ounce 188,300 188,700 Hong Kong Dollars
2,010 2,030
450
U.S. Dolars
The task will be a big one as every motor car, lorry, rickshaw, chair and tricycle, as well as every driver, puller or coolie, will have to ob- tain a licence. The mere issue of licences will entail a lot of work but to this must be added the testing and inspection of vehicles and the-Associated Fress. examination of new drivers which will take a lot of the Department's time.
bad
unsafe
Unodicial market.
BANISHEE SENTENCED
430
Lou Ki, 25, butcher, was charg
before Mr. George She at the Central Magistracy yesterday on of the Deportation Gra two charges of assault and breach
Aceased was alleged to have by- Baulted Lam Ho-ino, salesman of the British-American Tobbaco Company. He also assaulted an other Chinese named Lani Sum at the same place.
Accused was banished from the Colony for life in December 1941, A total sentence of nine months'
Detective-Inspector Saul pro-
the other superfluous projects and children (Belgian Bank), Mr Ross, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lafontaine which gill never du emply stoc. Voickaert (Credit Foncier), the me- macha. "But," some
may say, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lampo (Belgian dium of your columns, tender what "the materials used in
the con-Bank), Mr. J. I think to be some constructi 20 } struction of these
R. Laughlin (stand places was
and Mr. S. J. criticism. On the whole 1 am very vate property.” Very well, then
Cooke intend to proud to be British-but not al-requisition it for if you
left the Peninsula I don't feel so proud when not do things by halves; you must C. II. II. Anil, Kinin motor vehicles first and public surrender, a large
S. L. a community ways:
you
must Pirkis, Miss M.
Just Hot
Mr. It is proposed to start with increased. After the Japanese not conditions synonymous not cater for some classes
number of and mouth, Capt. S. A. Miller, Mr. S. with a semi-ideal government but leave out The remainder; You H. Ying. Major H. M. Rella, Mr. to the procedure for obtaining Macao (some
notification will be made soon as rickshaws were imported from Fred A. S. Allen, Capt. J. C. Davidson, a licence. Special forma are bo-
in a very thought no self-respecting ad-your help, or you defeat your own Lt, R. J. Condon, Lt. D. Sibert,
condition) and other places, J. C, Stoppa was accused
ministrative body would allow
object.
Mr. G. C. White, Mr. R. C. Fitzing printed Quite near where I am bileted extortion and the
for this purpose, while a large number have acceptance of a
If you need medical supplies
It is understood that for the been built here recently. bribe and R. L. Fernandes and there are what were once houses, you must Import them. Sucrifice Gerald Lt. M. W. Joyce and Lt.
G. Van Pelt.
time being the rates to be but are now mere, gutted shells; he import of luxurice which are
The traffic department will con- of aiding and abetting was burple are living in these houses, in abundant, supplier in the shups
charged will be the same as duct a rigid inspection of every ly in
ACTRESS LOSES originally charged with obstruct- Over
those before the war, Island there is a cosmetica, wines and luxury food- on the
The Police expect the early aidered dangerous or
vehicle and any that are con- ing the police and Fernandes with partly demolished tenement build-stuffs and all unnecessary baubles,
GOLD WATCH return of taxia and public cars will not necopting a bride but these charges ing in imminent danger of collap by import of which other coun
be permitted on the wore dropped and other charges sing; people live there under son- tries establish their export trade.
and the question of the rates road. No immediate reduction' substituted. The case was taken stant threat of being buried under for what right have they to in
Tez Lo Lan, leading to be charged is under consider in numbers is contemplated but hard labour was imposed. to the Standing Military Court tons of rubble if the shell collapses crease their export of auch um-Chinese screen actrons, reports ation. The question of bus later the numbers will be reduc before the Hon. Bir. Luo d'Almada and collapse it will Hundreds modities at the expense of human that while travelling in a rick routes and stopping, places, and ed as more motor transport be-secuted. but after an adjournment the of destitutes sleep on, the side lives!
shaw at 1.10 p.m. yesterday a repairs to traffic Islands, le leo comes available. Crown did not proceed with the walks. On the whole they are Before the commencement of the Chinese grasped her left hand engaging their attention and
noj a protty, sight, with their programme in a local cinema to and snatched her gold wrist most of the old routes will be bicycles, a police official, sald Asked about tricycles and The third act of charges was bonca sticking
And their bodies the slogan "Thero in no shortage monde. lower veritahlo playground for diseases. of food in Hong Kong etc.". If of the Civil Government,
She immediately shouted for
the tricyclo ne a merna of ott proceedings, were heard by among which scabies is far from this is true, then why all help and gave chase, but the motor drivers have been attend-rickshaw, but he was certain After all motor vehicles and transport was better than the Mr. W. II. Latimer at the Kow-being the most uncommon. nutrition of the poor class, and
Why is Joon Magistracy.
alton- ficial to ration all avaliable food-watch was valued at $1,000,00.
brought under control. The incident tock place in war has resulted in the intro- traffic, generally.
cue both to the fare and to Silva represented Mr. Stoppa and on for these people? "Ah." stuffs? If the poor have not the
duction, of pillion riders and The retention of tricycles as tricycles as means of transport a means of public transport is in addition to rickshaws and under consideration.. sedan chairs.
савс
Miss
then brought and, with the return Bourished flockthrough under-dav, a slide was exhibited bearing { watch, which was set with dia-j'used again as soon as transport that in his opinion the use of
Why
this?
becomes available.
ACCEPTED A BRIBE
Mr. F. H. Loseby and Mr. M. A. no houses, food and medien here would it not be far more hung- snatcher outdistanced hor. Thoed to, manual transport will bo that plillon riding was dangor-| Central Magistracy yesterday for
Silva rep Fernandos respectively, the lepartmental boscs, "and just mean to burch then what uns Arenal Street Junction,
purchase a auflicient Hennessey Rond just past the
The
fenced to three months hard la- Wong Yuk, 54, coolic, of the Central Police Station, was se hour by Mr. C. Y. Kwan at the accepting a bribe of $20 from Central Police Station Wan Chik-fong on June 16, at the
Detective
Chief-Inspector Moran said that accused was in labour was imposed on Wong So get the
office for recruita at the Polies by Mr. C. F. Kwan at the Conch malérials to build the raw aniune ministration it is both unpretent for Hotel, Ist floor will be the number of rickshaws, but sorved for rickshaws and the was told to give the money to the recruit who Magistracy västerday; for snatch- ine apld wrist watch valued at ment park at Causeway Bay: the and defrinioutal for all concerned Rotarian E. J. R. Mitchell, and since the war, the qumber at habit of lottering or soliciting accused. The banknoted were 1500 from Bliss Jenny. Ma at skating rinks in Kowloons the that it should continue to colonise his subject will be "Underwalt-present plying in Hong Kong and rushing for farms will be marked and were found in ap- Queen Road Central.
dance halls in Hong Kong, and all' PRO BONO PUBLIC)). ing Sub-Standard Lives." and Kowloon, has boan greatly discouraged as much na podalble. I engod'a possession when arrested.
where shall we get the materiala from; and from where happened to the Public Relief and ahall mo
the food and meassistance achome or has there The Speaker at Tuesday's,
My answer is: ever boon one?
18th Juno Rotary Club Lun- And source whence came the government is guilty, of
Sentence of alx months' hard dicalorials from
the name
may say finally that if a cheon at 12.45 pm, at Glouces war days to gradually reduce and special places will be re- Station Wat was
It was the tendency in pro- As in pre-war daya, atande charge of cleaning up the mediam
mals-