HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
MATRICULATION EXAMINATION RESULTS: 131 BOYS AND 60
GIRLS SUCCESSFUL
28 Distinctions Gained In Mathematics And 17 In English
The following are the results of the Matriculation Examination. held in June,
The letters' after a candidate's name indicate the Faculties or Courses which the candidate is entitled to enter, according to the following table:
(a) Migible for admission to the University of Hongkong in all
Faculties.
(b) Eligible for admission to the Medical Faculty.
(c) Eligible for admission to the Engineering Faculty.·.
(d) Eligible for admission to the Arts or Science" Faculties in
Courses requiring Mathematics.
(e) Eligible for admission to the Arts or Science Faculties in
Courses not requiring Mathematics.
(1) Eligible for admission to the Arts Faculty in Courses requir
ing Chinese.
Altogether in Hongkong and tb, c, d, e), Oel Tong San (b. c, d, Kowloon, 274 boys and 120 girls sate) Physics, Mathis.. History, Tang | for the examination. Of these 131 Wel zing (a), Wong Man Hon (a) boys and 60 girls passed.
Physics, Maths., Geog., Young Keng Wah (b. @lu
Of the boys, 248 were from local schools and of these 120 passed: while of the girls 113 were from: local schools and 60 passed.
At the Kuala Lumpur Centre"9 sat and 2 passed. At the Shang- hal Centre 4 sat and 2 ́ passed.
The results of the following can- 'didates will be published upon receipt of the results of the ex- amination in Russian:-
Jani Solecki, Eugene Mazuza, Vladimir Sticka, Natalle Fedoseeva, Nathan S. Kaner. (Shanghai).
In addition certain candidates entered for single subjects. The following phas
Erdest Patersoni, passed in Adv. Maths,
Ellen Hunt, passed in Matris. (Alg. Geom, and Trig.).
The Tak Fie (Kuala Lumpur), passed in Trig. and Adv. Maths.
Fong Wah Han (Kuala Lumpur), passed in Trig.
Tay Lai Hee (Kuala Lumpur), Lai Kuen Tee (Kuala Lumpur),
passed in Trig.
passed in Trig.
Letters informing successful
WAH TAI COLLEGE
Ip Chi Chiu (a), Poon Kwok | Kuen (b, e, 1). **
D
WAH YAN COLLEGE
Mr. Tsa Bing-yin and his bride, formerly Miss Kwan Son-wing-- (King's Studio).
GENERAL
REHABILITATION
WORK IN
SHUMCHUN AREA
An interesting talk on methods of rural rehabilitation was given. by Mr. Percy Chen at the Chinese YMCA, Bridges Street, last night.
Mr. Chen, who is chairman of the 'Shumchun Rural Welfare Cen- tre. sometime ago formulated à programme to resuscitate the live- lihood of the farmers of the Shum- chun area, and the scheme was working satisfactorily until the recent Japanese occupation.
A film of the work that was be- Ing done, prepared and edited by Mr. Chèn, was shown last night, the speaker supplying a running commentary...
The speaker mentioned that more than 2,000 refugees from the Shumchun area were still in the New Territories, and the Shum- chun Rural Welfare, Centre · was looking after the children of those who were not accommodated in Government camps.
ROUND THE POLICE COURTS
AT CENTRAL
FMBEZZLEMENT CASE Twelve charges of embezzlement Chan Man Sun (b, e, f), Chan of money totalling $49 and сде Shlu Chuen (a) Maths. Cheung of larceny of motor car accessories, Koon Yat (a) Maths,, Ho Nga were prefered on a mechanic. Ming (a) English, Chinese, Lai Kit Chan Ping-tong. 36, when he Chuen (b, e, f), Lat Ban Nam (a) appeared before M. E. G. Sheldon Maths.. Lel Chung Chiu (a), Loo yesterday. Sai Kwong (a), Ma Pak Wai (a). Ng Fai fu (a), So Kwok Chu (a), Tam Hok Klu (a), To Man Chiu (b, e, f, Wat Kee Chak (a), Wong
alleged to have embezzled the cash.
Following evidence, the hearing was adjourned until July 9,
·DEMANDING MONEY Sentence of three months' hard
labour was imposed on Iam Pak- kel, alias Lam Fak-hang, alias Tse Fel-chol, 24, canvasser, when he appeared before Mr. Sheldon yesterday and pleaded guilty to a charge of demanding money-with menaces and threats
from Bir Kwan. The prosecution was in charge Hok Man (a) Maths. Wong Ming by Mr. M. A. da Silva, while Mr. Court that both the complainant Det-Sgt. T. Cashman told the Tack (a), Yip Fal Ylu (a), Yung. S. C. Brooks was for the defence. and the defendant had known Hin Leung (a) English, Chinese, The defendant was employed as each other for several years. On
Maths.. History.
DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL
The complainant in the case was Chang wal-dan, the proprietress of the Man Lee garage.
manager of the Man Lee garage June 26 Lam, together with several
(b. c, d, e). Paul Liu (a), Basil May, Cheng gave notice to the He took the complainant to a side Ching Chiu Peng (3), R. A. Jam by the complainant at a salaryothers, met the complainant th
Moraes (e), History.
.
lane and assaulted him, demand- ing money to be paid over in a week's time,
of $50 per month. At the end of Queen's Road waiting for a bus.
defendant to quit and it was alleged that upon receipt of the notice, the defendant dismantled the cars in the garage and took Sin made a report to the police, away various tools and accessories and, acting on the instructions of belonging to the vehicles.
[Sgt. Cashman;” he' handed ..., over When attempts were made to two marked dollar notes to the obtain the implement, back the defendant. At the Fame time defendant returned some but failed police took Lam into custody.
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LA SALLE COLLEGE c. C. Agullar (b, c, d, e), E. C. Agullar. (b, e) English, B. A. Alon- co (b, c, d. e) English, Maths, Geog., A. el Arculli (e), T. J. Bar- ton (b, c, d, e) English, F. M. Brit- candidates of the results will be to (b. c. d. e), Moses Eleazer (b, forwarded in due course to the Lao Mou Chi (a) English, Headmasters and Headmistresses Wah Leong (a), Mok Wah Shue (a), Maths., J. D. Massabni (b, e), Mok
of the schools concerned. In the
A check up on the book kept by Physics, Chem., Maths, Geog., Ngan case of private students these letters will be retained in the Re- Ching Lam (a), Nguyen-Hoang- the defendant, it was alleged, re- gistrar's Office of the University Sang (b, c, d, e), J. J. Richard (b, vealed that some of the entries
c. d. e). J. G. Rulz (b, c, d, e), J.made by the defendant regarding from a young girl, Tso Lok, 21, un- tending the course of First Aid unt applied for.
Subjects appearing after 'students' names signify distinc- tions
BOYS
KING'S COLLEGE
An Hin Man (e, f), Chan Chok Po (b. e, f, Chan Ka Yau (a)
to give all back.
Skinazi (e), H. Thumb (b, c, d, e), hire fees for the cars, that were marked as cutstanding, had been received and the defendant was
:
L. M. Xavier '(b, c, d, e).
MUNSANG COLLEGE Chan Fuk Sang (a). Lam See) Chal (a). Ng Ding/ Wal" (a), Su Shek Hey (a). Wong Chak Lau (a). YING WAH COLLEGE Cheng To Lam (a), Fong Wing
Maths., Cheung King" Yan (a) Hong (a) Physics, Maths., Yue Yat Maths. Chow Cham Chuen (a), Shing (a). Yuen King Fa! (b, e, 13.
Chow ham Leung (a), Chow
Cheang Ming (a), Fung Hing Ngai
PRIVATE
NAZI CLAIM'S
DENIED
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14
SNATCHER GAOLED- Pleading guilty before Mr. H. G.
theft of a platinum wrist watch Sheldon yesterday to a charge of
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
EXAMINATION
Candidates who have been at-
employed, was sentenced to three lectures given by Dr. J. E. Dovey
months' ́hard labour,
are-notified that an examination
The girl Lux Siu-chun, was will be held on Monday, July 8, in walking along Caine Road On the Board Room of the South Wednesday when the defendant
China Morning Post building, approached from behind and
Wyndham Street, matched her watch. An alarm was raised and The was arrested
The Department of the Ministry by a passer-by. of Information in Hongkong.
Chan Yan-kwong (b, c, d, e), stated yesterday that the German
(b. e. f), Arnold Ho (b, c, d, e), Tu Chau Tin Wing (a), Fang Sun claim to having torpedoed and Tak Luen (a), Lee Chi Nam (a), Yang-(b, e, f). Kwan Pooh Ming sunk the British aircraft carrier Was entirely without Lee Sau Man (a). Leung Hung (b, e, f), Lam Tu Hang (a), Li Man Illustrious Wal (a) Physics, Maths, Leung In Kim (a), Ma Shin Chee (b, e, 1), foundation and that the aircraft Chung (a). Leung Yin Kal (a) Mo Wan Lung (a), Tan Hock San carrier is undamaged. Maths., Ng Wet Leung (a) English, (b, c, d. e),.Wong Slu Po (b, e, f), Chinese, Ngan Poon Lap (a), Pan Yung Shau Wing (a).
Po Yung (a), Edward Archibald Roberts (b, c, d, e), Eric Stanley Roberts (b, c, d, e), Tseung Ying Hung (3), Wong Kwok Hing" (a) Maths., Wong Tak On (a), Wu Kal¦ Bien (a), Wu Man Hon (a), Yu Cham Hul (a).
4
QUEEN'S COLLEGE
GIRLS
BELILIOS PUBLIC SCHOOL Ma Lin Fong "(a), Mo Kam Lina (b, ej 1).
(b, e, f)..
AT KOWLOON
Taikoktani. "The child. was led away by defendant from Pak Po St.
The kidnapped boy's parents were street sleepers. In the early morning of June 30, the father, a cobbler by trade, left for his work,
ding up to the second floor land-
family slept, left the boy and his of the house outside which the later, six years old, outside.
* DAILY GANG FIGHT How one man's alleged action in persistently defauiting on and the mother, taking the bed- debt he owed another man led to a gang fight being conducted in Cheung Chue (b; e. t), Nellie Yip the vicinity of the Naval Dock
yard gates in Kowloon practically twice a day was related yesterday
Defendant, who was known to when Man Hung, 25, and Mong the family, farited the children to Lee, 29, were charged with fighting come and have a bowl of congee
·MARYKNOLL SCHOOL in Canton Road. “
with him. The" boy went, but the Joyce Chinten (b. e) English. The first fight, Det. Sgt. Bethell girl refused. The anxious parents
occurred. 01. Saturday
searched the streets the whole day History, G. Remedios (b, e) Eng-stated,
morning and there had since been before they found the boy. lish; Biblical Knowledge.
MUNSANG COLLEGE (GİRLS) a fight practically on every' occa-
STOLE 820,500 Doreen Luey (b, c, d, e).
sion that second defendant en-
Sentence of four months hard tered or emerged from the Dock-
YING WAH GIRLS' SCHOOL Chan Sik Ting (b, a; f), Sun Mo Wa (b, e, 1):
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL ·· LV Bhugara (b, e) Biblical Knowledge, Phyllis Hool (e) Bibli- R. M. Arab (b, c, d, e) Geog.. cal Knowledge, C. W. Kotewall (b),
· Ahmed "Aziz (b, c, d, e) English,| P. IL Lang (e) Biblical Knowledge, -Chem., Chan Sul Lun (a), Chau English, C. M. Lam (B, e), B. L. Tin Cheuk (a) Maths, Chow Wong (b. e) History, Geog., Fran- Nal Yeung (a). Chem. Mathema- ces Wong (b, e) Biblical Know-
M: Cheng Le Elan (b, e), Gyard where he was employed, labour was passed by Mr. E. Hims- tics, Barwar Khan (e), Lam Bul ledge, K. V. Winyard (b, e), M. C. Chow Po Wong (b. e) History, E. There were several persons in worth yesterday on Wong Wal- Kwan (a) Chem., Maths and Geog., Winyard (e) Geog.
Fong Chook"Yuk (b, e), Harindar | volved in these fights,
ngau, 19, charged with larceny of
L1 Shlussing (8), Jimmy Liang
Kór Gill (b, c, d, e) Biblical Know- Both defendants were bound ($20,500) hau Hong. (a), Lo Shu Wing (a), A. Abdul Curreem (e) Geog., 8. ledge, Louisa Gutteridge (b, d, over on $50 by Mr. E Hinsworth "Bukam Singh (b, c, d, e) English, Abdul Curreem (e), Margarete) Maths; Virginia. Ildefono (e), to be of good behaviour.
Choa (e), Georgette Franceschetti N. Ko Fong Ying (a), L. Ko Fong (e) French), Ada Suflad (b, e) Yu (8), M. Leong Tax Ching (b). M. L. Rozarlo (b, e) English, L.
·Geog.. Wong Chun Ho (a).
ST. JOSEPH'S- COLLEGE.
FRENCH CONVENT
"B. el Arciali (b; e), Chan Kai Biblical Knowledge, Lilly Yue (b, Luk Yü Wah (8. a, D, E C. Mыy Ma. Binsworin yesterday -on- 18/Who was charged with being an ac-
Fin (a) Chen Kwok Chong (a),hd, e). Cheng Koon Hong (b, e, f), Cheung
HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL
14 STOWAWAKXS, Pides of $15 were imposed by
Chinese
from Swatow, charged Shiu Yirig. (b, c, d, e)' 'Biblical Wel Yuen (a), Chow Ki Kit (a) Gertrude Ip. (b, e, f), Lillian Io Knowletige, M: Tang Mu han to with stowing away on a yessel, for Chinese, Maths, David Feldman (b, e, 1), Mabel Li (b, 9, 1) Geog, e), T. Wong Ching Yeung (b, c, d, Hongkong. One of them was a (b, c, d, e) English, Chem., Maths, Elaine Mok (b, e, f) English, Hise), M. Wong Shok Yin (a), Maths, 14-year-old girl. Fung Ping Kan (a) Physics, Gedg., į tory. Kan Yuct Fai (e), Lee Hong Ming BACRED HEART SCHOOL ⠀⠀ (b, c, d, c), Lee Tong (a) Chem" Victoria Arias"(b; e), Lal Chung Maths., L. J. A. Leong (b, c, d, e). Mo (b. e, t), Elizabeth Liang (b) OUTPORT-SHANGHAI stowaway on the ship as she did Lin Bin Lam (b, e) English, Des Molly O'Young (b, e), Anna 'Bhin Raj Madan (b, c, d, e), Karmindár (b, e, 1), Yeung Wai Yung (b, e), >>Singh (b, c), Wong Chak Wing (b. Pauline Tick (b, e), Yu Shần Lan
c, d, e) Maths., Wong Yue Tim (a). (b, c),
·ST."PAUL'S 'COLLEGE·,
Chan Man Hong (a), Colin Wong
"Chun Keung (b, c, d, e), M
ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE.
Ang Yak Sam (b, e), Chan Yim
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
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Q. HL Lobo (b; e). ·
ST. PAUL'S GIRLS' COLLEGE Cheng Pao Wet (a), Fung Yuk
Ming (a) Chang Sze Hong (a) Yin (a),
ROYDEN HOUSE SCHOOL, Ruby Wong Knowledge.
(be) Biblical
PRIVATE SHANGHAI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR BOYS Wu Lung Shen (b, c, f), Kuat Frederick (b, c, d, e).
OUTPORT--KUALA LUMPUR
KAFFLES INSTITUTE: PENANG FREE SCHOOL
Mathematics, Physics, Cheng Yu ST, STEPHEN'S GIRLS COLLEGE Tram (a) English Physics, Maths,, May Chow (b, c, d, e) English. History, Ho Weng Toh (b, c). Kwok Geog, Fung Fung Haan (a); Ho Kam Teck Choon (b, c, "Tingwoo Chinkwong (a) Matha, Lau Xce Kwan (e, f), Joyce Kwok (b, Leong Chin Tong (b, c,, Lee Chée Yean ep 1). Leung Wai Yin (3), Ma English.
All the money, it was stated in Court had been recovered. It was returned to the police by Wong Chuen, 48, the defendant's father, Ceasory, to the larceny. He was bound or on $200,"
It was stated that the older mau, who keeps a shop at No 4, Maln Street, Aberdeen, took the money of a shelf, when located by the police early yesterday morning and handed it over.
If was stated that defendants inanaged to mingle with the cabin passengers and thus remained on board though it was difficult to
The larceny was carried out oni Wednesday, morning when Lin not carry deck passengers.
Mal, 40, who resides at No, 12, zat- BOY KIDNAPPED
folk Road, went to the bank and "A plea that he had only taken returned with the money in notes the child out for a bowl of conges which she locked up in a suitcase. was disallowed Lam Pak-to, 25, The key to the suitchæ she fild charged with kidnapping a four- under her pillow in the bedroom. year-old boy, when he received Defendant, who was employed as sentence of six months hard fam
a bodyguard by complainant's hus- bour from Mr E Himsworth at band, was aware of the contenta of Kowloon Gourt: yesterday. the suitcase and the whereabouts Defendant, it was stated, took of the key. At an opportune mo-
e), the child sway about 6,30 a.m. on ment be absconded with the money (e) Junie 30 anti was not located until and was not arrested milli vetr
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