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The Maloyan Federal Government has placed an order valued at about £1 million with a British firm for six fast patrol craft for the Royal Malayan Navy. This is an artist's impression of the craft. The craft, which are to be built of welded stael, 103 feet overall, will be powered by Bristol Siddeley Maybach diesel engines and will have a top speed of about 25 knots. They will be armed with two Bofors 40 mm guns and will be fitted with Dacco True Mation radar. The craft will aho have Vaspor Roll Damping Fins for stability.
Twentieth-Contury Fox aro hoping to project Joan Frooman as the teenagers Marilyn Monroo
"Bus they are starring her in the Television serios Stop," based on the film in which Marilyn started. Joan Freeman, 20, comes from Council Bluffs, Jowo, and began working in films when she was nine years old. Har film credits include "Pistol Harvest" and "Como September" the latter filmed in Italy and starred by Rock Hudson and Gina Lollobrigida, Picture shows Joan Freeman trying to walk on water -using wotor shoes made of coated polyurethane foam, on which she shuffles along in 12-inch stops, not picking up her feet.
Police tow away cars parked
Hysan-avenue
in
Residents hurried down the street to their cars parked in Yun Ping-road and Hysan-avenue this morning to prevent the vehicles from being towed away by the traffic police.
By 11 am, a total of 12 Hyson-avenue and Yun Ping- private ears had been removed, rond undergoes repairing and from the suspended and pre-resurfacing. hibited parking areas to thu Traffic Bratich Headquarters, in Central Reclamation.
Motor
Sald Mr P. Riley, Veliteles Inspector, who super- vised "Operation Towaway" this morning, "Warning signs have been up in the aress for a long time.
"Fooble excuse"
Kyman- and
PATA offering cash prizes
contest in photo
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Man on possession charge
From the Filer
POLICE TELL OF FINDING 25 DRUGS IN
FARM Young Syrian
A police search on Hung Fat Farm, Yung Kat Heung, in the New Territories, revealed a quantity of dangerous drugs and equipment for their manufacture Detective Inspector
fined $20
H. E. Willams, Narcotics Branch, told the for overstaying
Supreme Court this morning.
KUBITSCHEK
VISITING
MACAO
to
the
1
He Was testifying by the case against Lam Kwan Shul, 29, charged before Mr Justice W. A. Blair Kerr, with possey- sion of morphine and morphine- diacetyl-hydrochloride,
years
AGO.
October 1936
Ta moment when
A local
the
are
facing the tremendous task
of suppressing the exten- Colony, it is interesting to sive heroin traile in the know that much progresa has been made ut the Anti- Opium Clinic of the Chinese Benevolent Association for the treatment of opium and for over heroin addicts.
A young Syrian airline em- ployee, George Bojck, 21, whose address was given os Astor Hotel, wos fined $20 by Me J. T. Williams ot Central Magistracy
Mr H. F. G. Hobson, for the Crown, said that
this morning on June 6 Detective Inspector Williami staying in the Colony. Established on the fourth went to the form with a party Inspector G. D. Carier said floor of China Building, the Bajck entered the Colony by air Clinic was first opened in leave the hut on
of police. One of them saw
the accused the farm, A
an Monday from Damascus in
came to
Senhor Juscelino Kubits-
chek, former President of later found the accused squat for Hongkong
police constable | ironski to Tokyo. He had no visa March this year. Since then Brasil, arrived in Macao ting in a ditch outside
but was per-it has treated 1;694 cases the mitted to stay here on condition up to yesterday afternoon. this moming by plano, ac- perimeter of the farm.
that he would leave by alr on the When Detective Inspector Willams following day. Bajek talled to do companied by his phy
a reporter of the sold that there were three rooms so.
SCM Post visited the sicians.
in the single storey farm shed, The offence introduced He was
light Clinic yesterday afternoon Its one of the rooms he found a yesterday when Bajek went to he found the room full of Governor of Macno, Lt. Col. concealed concrete-lined pit, the the Immigration Ofice to apply addicts awaiting treatment, Jaime Sliverto Marques, high entrance of which was under the for Government officials and their bed. The entrance was covered would leave
Singapore visa, Lajek which was given to them wives. A large crowd was at by a suitcase.
the Colony this In the pit were afternoon, Insp hand to greet the visitor.
Carter found drugs, drug manufactur- cluded. After he was Introduced to
ing equipment, and # white officials by the Governor, the
Mr Williams told Bajek that powder. visitor shook hands with some
since he would leave the Colony this afternoon, members of the public before
he would only proceeding to Santa Sanchia
Impose a $20 Ane on him. Palace, for a rest.
ANOTHER PIT
In another room in the shed Senhor Kubitschek was he found a tin containing me escorted on a sightseeing tour chips, a bag of washing sodn, of the city by the Governor and and in the third room a number members of Government House, of items of equipment including
He also went to the Municipal a wooden tray, Council, where he met Dr P. J. In a matshed in another part or the tarm precincts, he found Senhor Kubitschek will return another pit concealed by a to Hongkong this afternoon.
wooden hitch, covered with hay. Inside were eight drums and a number of tins.
Entries are pouring in for the third annual Pacific Photographic Contest, which ends on Novem- ber 30, F. Marvin Plake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association, spon- Loba,
sor of the contest, revealed in San Francisco.
Requiem mass held for former resident
A requiem
William
Gibbon,
mass
for Mr
Gorold Fitx-
Five hundred dollars in cash prizes are offered in the com- petition, which is
open to ampteurs and professional pho- tographers alike. First prize 1s $300; second, $150; and third, $50. Engraved plaques also will be given to the top three win- ners, and 10 honourable tion ribbons will be presented. UNDERSTANDING
ITECTTM
Judges will be from the top ranks of professional photo-
O prominant graphets, Plake said. Winners former resident of Hong-will be announced
Heard much
about Hongkong
All the equipment was taken to the Government Chemist.
Inspector Williams said he had formally charged Lam on June 10 with possession, and the man had made a statement in Chinese.
Photographs were shown in Court of the rooms and their contents,
the
con-
entirely free of charge with the exception of five cents for registration. The doctors present had the assistance of two Toc members, be- sides other voluntary helpers. He was told that
hundred cases attended for injection treatment daily.
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Man concealed very often as many as
morphine in mooncake box
Chu Chun, 53, unemployed, who concealed two pounds of morphine in a moon-
to
the things shown in told the Judge that accused was i
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A horrible accident last week illustrated the tendency in Japan to overload vehicles coupled with a complete in- of others, says difference of risking the lives the Japán Chronicle.
children crowded
Eloven
another contrivance
the
the driver evidently saw an electric
but his brakes proved
cako box, was sentenced into the rear car of a motor- two years jail by vele mur-wheeler and with Judge B. 3. Jennings, of one man at the controls and the Victoria District Court er man hanging on the this morning,
started out for a {Sir Sydney Littlewood, mom-
The accused asked by
to joyrida. Coming to a crossing bar of the Legal Aid Com- judge whether
Chu pleaded guilty he had any possessing the drugs. miltec and of the Law questions, commented thai Society of London, arrived some of hero by Qantas this
at the time the pleture morning from Sydney with taken. He said he would like near Stuard-road, Wanchal on caught by the tram. The im
Gloucester-road loaded four-wheeler, Lady Littlowood and their to point out that in the middle September 21. son Paul. They were met on arrival by he himself lived in the lent the pirit DI.. the Pacific: Lody McLeod, wife of the there. atimulate general interest in the Commander British Forces, whe
Hepring continues. Poelfie: encourage travel to and was a childhood friend of Lady within the Pacific; cor.tribute to Littlewood.
Chief Inspector W. P. Apps speed, ¿r coming at territo one photograph were not there intercepted by two police unable to hold the heavily-
好气 the
kong, who died in Paris eleventh annual Pacific Travel
on Soptember 13, was
hold at St Joseph's Church
this morning. He was 76. The Rev. Fr A. Granell officiated,
Conference in Hongkong from January 22 to 26.
Judging will be based on the photograph's ability to capture
Mr Fitz-Gibbon, who was later buried in London. is survived by his son, Mr W. G. Fitz-Gibbon, Jr who is in Canada, and a und contribute to the nephew, Mr D. W. Luke, who is In Hongkong.
the knowledge of the Pacille;
LAST WINNERS
Str
was defectives
room there was a dining table;
They will stay in Hongkong Guns of Navarone' peace, until Sunday as guests of welfare and understanding of Roderick and Lady McLeod, the people of the Pacific.
Bir Sydney sold that he had makes over $1m heard much about Hongkong from his son Paul, who used to Prints must be 8 x 10 inches serve here as a National Ser- larger, and all pictures suin- viceman from 1965-58 and that mitted become the property of it prompted him to see for him. PATA. An entrant may submit self this much as many photographs as he likes. Coinny.
Entry blanks may be obtained
While here from the Pacific Area Travel Sydney
on hoilday Sir hopes to meet Sir San Francisco, Association, 153 Kearny-street, Michael Hogan and other men-
bers of the legal profession.
Mr Fitz-Gibbon had been with the Government for 42-years. He first joined the Hongkong Civil Service In March 1913 and heldr various posts in the new Railway Department (1913), the Colonial Secretariat, the Public Works Department, the Commerce and Industry Department and the Registrar General's Deportment, Retirement
During his long residence im the Colony, Mr Fitz-Gibbon was prominently engaged in Catholle activities.
He went to England in May 1955 on leave prior to retire- raent. Mre Fitz-Gibbon died in England in 1957.
Among those present at the service this morning were the Chief Justice, Sir Michael Hogan, Mr W. K. Thomson, Registrar General, Mr and Mrs
A. Garcia, Mr E. R. Maycook
and Government officials,
A
D. W. Luke and family.
SIR MICHAEL TO TAKE
POLICE SALUTE
Last year's contest was won by William Barbour Beatty of New Zealand. Au Thion Chor of Singapore www the 1950 winner.
Jazz Club to hold session
wreath was sent by Mr The Hongkong Jazz Club will hold its next session at Maxim's on Saturday, starting at 3.30 pm. Featuring in the programure will be Brlän Gung and his band, Bun Sanchez and his band, the Buding Tuason, Nick Andleg and Angel Gia Combo, the Tony Hopkins Quintet and the Pole O'Neill Jam Session. Sir Michael Tarnor, Com-Servicemen will be
Admission for mombera la #1. charged mandant of the Hong- $3.50
and non-members · $1, kang Auxiliary, Police, will | The Jazz
Club also reminds take the salute at a pass-žita followers that the Buddy In due hire ̋on Ing out parade of four Hich comba squads of Auxiliary Police Dotober 29 for two concerts. Chinesa personnel to be held at the Police Train-Į ing School In Aberdeen on Sunday morning.
talked about
Union Oil Chairman coming here
Mr Reece H. Taylor, Chair- Man of the Board of Union Oil Company of California and Mrs Taylor) will be arriving from Tokyo by JAL for three) days from October 9 to October 11.
the
Mr and Mrs Taylor will be accompanied by Mr F. K. Cadwell, Chairman of Board of Unimar Limited and Director of Foreign and No. inery Bulk Sales, Union Oil Company of California.
Mr Taylor and Mr Cedwell will visit the offices of Unimar Limited and mcot various business and Government off- clais during their stay.
Unimar Limited is the Joint-j owned subsidiary of Union Of Company of California and Maruzen O11 Company of Japan, and represents both of the parent companies through-| out the Far East.
This will be Me Taylor's from Flames
Oxygen first visit to Hongkong. Thor scotylene torch sai sono scrap will" leave", for. Singapore, off wood on fire in the open 9ctober 11, and will return to ground of Bhan Iron Works the US through Bangkok and Lid. in Tokwawan, Kowlood, Manila. this morning.
SMALL. FIRE
This necessitalej the trac diversion with effect from 7 am today, so that all cars travel in a one-way Bow around
venue, Yun Ping-road
The parade will be command Leighton-road In a clockwise ed by Mr Mok Hing-wing. direction.
Superintendent of Pelico "A police notice on the traffe
"Bome of those who came to | (Auxillary), / diversions and parking, prohibi-
reclaim their cars told us they On porade will be 91 con- tion also appeared in the pepers have noticed the warning," sald stables, 13 non-commisslared yesterday."
Inspector Illey, "lowever, they officers, four sub-inspectors, an The small fire broke out at The police removed the cara } gave Whole reason for parking Inspector and a gazefted officer. 9.30 am and was brought under In an attempt to ease the traße | their cars in the arens as "having The band of the Police Force, control by Aremen within 13
congestion during the period no other option' which is a under the Direction of Me W. B. | minutes. when
Leighton-road between very feeble excUNO."
Foster, will be in attendance.
Damage was alighst.
PEN PALS WANTED
Carl Engel, Langkargaardevoj 31, Birkerod, Denmark. Dimizi interesti exchange of stamps.
"The Guns of Navarone," Columbia Pictures ima- ginary war episode play- ing at the King's and Broadway, is beginning to overhaul" "Ben Hur," for the top film for 1961 in Hongkong.
Now in its eighth week, "The
Guns of Navarone" topped million dollars yesterday,
a
at
which was
terrific that the Pact was 80 Accused was holding a wards before the tram could wreckage was dragged 270 cake box. He was taken on suspicion by detectives to the be stopped and the work of police station.
extricating the victims begun. A Government chemist found
All eleven of the children the contents of the box to be two were found to be dead, whtie pounds 2 ounces of puro the two morphine, valued at $10,000, seriously injured.
grown ups were Inspector Apps said.
VER 260
Chungking.
houses were
Authoress leaves destroyed, the damage
for Bangkok
Dmounting to $2,000,000 by
serious fire, in Mrs A. C. Best better known as
the southern section of the city Erick Berry, the American authores, who has wellien carly yesterday morning. many books left by Air India The fire burnt for nearly for Bangkok last night.
two hours and one person is At the moment she is engaged reported to have been killed
on a work for the US Navy -
"Webfool Warriors". Mrs and ten injured,
Best is visiting Tholland to A strong wind fanned the gather material for a children's flames and made the task
will be returning
So for over 330,000 people book, and have packed into the King's and after two weeks to spend an of the fire-brigade very Broadway to see the film. other four days in Hongkong. difficult,
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