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CHINA MAIL
Kitablahd 1845
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1960.
Homes for 50,000 in Kowloon
Government tell of Government
another big
resettlement scheme.
appointments gazetted
The Government Gazette announced today the following appointments, promotions, transfors and postings:
Mr. J. C. McDonall, restumed duty ba Secretary for Chinese
Accommodation for about 50,000 people will be available in a now resettlement ostate which Government is to build in the Tung Tau area of Kowloon City, Altogether, 22 blocks of multi-storeyed resettle-Aairs; Mr P. C. M. Sedgwick ment flats will be constructed on a site situated scared to act as Secretary
Chinese Affairs on resumption to the north-west of Kai Tak Airport. The of duty by Mr McDouall. scheme will be carried out in three stages.
NEW HOMES shops wer markets, re-
FOR KOWLOON
POLICE
! The new estate will have
erealional grounds,
n
com-
munity centre und four schools. In the initini stage, ten shaped blocks, each storeys in height, will be con- slurted,
of
10
The ground floors of the buildings will have 320 shops und two schools, one with
with About 700 families of rank and classrooms and the other
cingsrooms, About Alle members of the Hongkong twelve Police Force are to be ac-15.000 flving units or rooms will commodated in new quarters be available on the upper 19 be ball in the lunghe Boors. disteles of Kowloon.
Market
for
Mr R. W. IL Maynard to act as Chief Executive Omcer.
Mr T. W. Carr to be Executive Officer /e Colonial Secretariat; Air D. C. Readnian to be Establishment Assistant, ala Secretariat;
to
Colo-
act as
Mr F. A. Fisher Assistant Director of Public Works; Mr J. R. Whliaker, Mr A. G. Robertson, Mr W. C. Beil and Mr. R. Whitehead to act as Chief Engineers; Mr W. D, A. Tucker,. Mr A. H. Wilkins, Mr A. I. Armstonz-Wright. Mr H. R. A. Chamberlain und Mr D. J. Flixgibbon to act as Chief Engineers; Mr Assistant Au Sik-lin to
Senior AL! ON Structural Engineer,
Men Cho Kan Yuk-kit to be a Sub-Inspector of Schools.
Mr W. F. G. Jenner resumed duty as Government Printer:
Man-kam-another
The building project provides for the construction of six blocks of flats on site at the junction
There will be a hawker mar- of Tin Kwon Road and Hau ket with 338 stalls on a nearby Pul. Loong Road, below the site.
Mr 8. Young. Assistant Govern- Lo Man-kam, millionth Matanwel service reservoir,
Certain modifications will be ment Printer, censent to act as baby to have his birth ze The releme comprises four made in the buildings at Tung Government Printer; Mr J. R. eleven-storey blocks and two Tau to improve the general up-
Lee. Superintendent, ceased to gistered since World War five-storey
blocks.
the resettlement act as
birth his Provision parance
Assistant Government, pesos with will also be made for a 30-buildings and give better access Printer; and Mr B. Martin, certificate for Our staff Cing-room school,
to the various floors.
Assistant Superintendent, ceased photographer this morning. These modifications witi also to act as Superintendent. enable 28 more rooms to be Mr R, G. Heron to act as addert to each resettlement Chief Telecommunications Off- block.
Remanded
,
Two officers of the s-Prosper and the proprietor of a local plastles factory charged with dangerous drug offences, were
further remanded for seven days in jull custody by Mr K. A. S. Phillips or Central this morning; They were allowed -1.il or $2,000,
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cer during the absence of Mr Tenders for the construction P. Wood; Mr Chu Hark-keung of ten blocks and the hawker | to act 23 Telecommunications market are called for in today's | Officer, Government Gazette.
Mr M. M, Swan to act Secretary, Medical and Health Department.
Construction will begin to wards the end of May and the buildings are expected to be ready for occupation early next
year.
New road
Detcudants are Bunechoute Prichumataja, 61, Thai, third
Merr Björn Hover
Artsylk. Norwegian, Chie! Omeer Chan Kwong-shing, 35.
new Youd, Haking Kun Chringur,, of rown ; Tsul Fat Tone with Lyemun, is to be Burding. Queen's Road West, built and should be completed propelstor of a plastic factory. i 10 months' time.
at
де
Ensembles
that certain distinction.
with
Paquerette's
Oriental
Boutique
Room 321
Gloucester Bldg.
Some lovely and original models will be shown at the "April Affair" fashion show at the Miramar Hotel Pon Wednesday, 6th April.
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Mr 19. Sartain and Air Thomas Lam Kwan
be Assistant Registration Offers,
Mr Mak Wing-hong to be Superintendent of, the Castle
Peak Boys Home.
Mr. L. B. C. Baker, Mr Chan Wai-man, Mr F. G. Jenkin and Mr M. O'Sullivan to be Superintendents of Police,
to
Consuls
Disqualified driver goes to jail
A 19-year-old teacher was sen-
tenced to one month's jait and a fine of $80 by Mr E. Corbally
Kowloon this
Revenue
picture
officer
not guilty of ̈ careless driving
the
He said he had given appropriate signal and moved very slowly over to the centre lane from the outer lane,
Neal Francis Fahy, an Assistant Commissioner of the Inland Revenue, residing at 13 Leighton Hill Flats, 6th floor, was found not guilty of careless driving by Mr I. T. Morris at Central Court this morning. Sub-Inspector Wong Nostonz morking for driving while told the Court that at fi am. on disqualified and driving with- January 22 he was driving his out third party Insurance.
the privat car westward in He was Valiant Leon, of 482 inter
along lane of traffic Ma Tau Wel Road, 1st floor. Queen's Rond East.
He pleaded
As he wne approaching. guilty.
corner about 50 yards from the junction of Garden Road and Queen's Road East he saw he said. front of him a large Americon car following a tram in the outer lane,
The Queen's Exequatur cm- The prosecution sald that powering Mr Widikda Soodik-yesterday at about 8 a.m. his man and Mr R. Sceprapto Soerote car was stopped by: a police act as Consul and Vice- constable who asked for his Consul respectlylały (OT
- licence. donesia
at Hongkong
The defendant admitted he received Her Majesty's signa- was disqualified from holding a ture, the Government Gazette licence. notified today
has
Leg. Council
It was revealed in court that he was, disqualined last Feb- ruuary for six months for care- less driving.
In mitigation, defendant said that he drove the car because he found the buses were full in
Mr It. M. Hothorington has the morning and taxl fores were
been appointed to be tem- expensive
porarily an Ofelal Member of the Legislative Council with effect from today, during the absence from the Colony of Mr 1', C. M. Sedgwick, the Government Gazette notllied.
Port Welfare
Me A Chapman has been appointed be a member of the Port Weltfire Committee during the absence of Mr A. 3, Banks, the Government Gazette not fied today.
Hotel interview
Does Hongkong need Amert- can intels. 'stuffed by Ameri- cans ani run cadentially on American Ines? These, and other errently topical Issues discussed by Mr Ted
arc
Chanock, owner and Manager of the Bel-Air Hotel, Los Angeles, In a recorded Interview with Charles Harvey on Rediffusion "Spotlight." tonight at 10
o'clock.
Rural Committee
Or P. A. M. Van de Lándo has been appointed's member of the Rural Development Com- mittee, New Territories, Goverment Gazelle notifert to- day.
Levy postponed
The: $5 passenger service charge at Kal Tak airport will not come into operation-anu) | May 1. This was "anhiounced in today's Glovàrnment 'Glázotto......
Mr F. C. B. Black coased to be a member of the panel of the Inland Revenue Board of Ro- view, the Government Gazette notified today.
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Witness said the large Ameri- con car suddenly forced its way to the centre Jane, This movement caused a private car in the centre lane to "cut in" to the Inner lane of traffic,
Applied brakes
He had to apply his brakes quickly to allow the private car to move forward.
Insp. Wong cald he later re- ported to the Truffle Office,
Fahy, in evidence, admitted 'that he was the, driver of
large American car.
Inaugural flight
the
The worlds of buslusts and ohterialnmcht were well re- presented "ang the passengers on beard, UTA's fusugursi flight to Kyoto, Omka and Tokyo which/left Kal Tak this marning,
Pictured above,aró Mr Robert Der, President of the -- Kawion Charable of Cumanieres and Mine Grace King Ning ope of Hangkoug's leading modle siary, who chatted briedy before, boarding the piano. -* China Mali-Partás,
He stated he was most dis- tressed about the summons. I have been a licensed driver for 34 years and have been driving in various parts of the world,"
Denied
He denied that he had been driving carelessly.
Finding Fahy not, gulity, Mr Morris said he was satisfied that defendant was exercising all the skil! he could command and the
care and attention which could be reasonably expected of bim in the circumstances.
SOLDIER HURT IN
CRASH
A private in the British Army was injured in a collision be tween two army vehicles in Repulse Bay Road near Beach Road at about 1.30 pm. yester- day.
He is Private N. Kirkbride of HQ Coy, the First Battalion Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Volunteers).
Private Kirkbride, has been admitted to the British Military Hospital at Mount Kellett.
A ten-year-old boy and a 21- year-old woman were injured in two other traffle accidenta yesterday.
The Jad, Leung Kwok-hang of No. Pennington Street, ground noor, was knocked down by átrám In Yeo Wo Street in Causeway Bay and the woman was hit by. "a private, car in King's Road near Kim Hong Street In North Point,
Mining expert to visit ĤK
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Scientists
mission
to Colony
Two American sciontists will arrive-in Hongkong next Tuesday In Boarch of mathods to improve the development of tho Colony.
Mr Denis J. Marün, genera). managor of Warmen Equipment Pty. Ltd, Aistrallan mining | plant apeciniinia, in visiting |Hongkong next month during
the course of a world tour.
He will Interview leaders. Ín the mining und allied inshastylan and jovestigate prospecta for
Ther are Dr Farrington Daniels of the University "of Wisconsin and Dr Ralph E.
From the Filos
25
years
AGO
April, 1935
EGARDING the Chine
R Motor Bus Company's
Cleland of the Indiana Univer- Intimation that it'
sity,
had
Both scientists are members secured permission to extend of the National Academy of its routes and to Introduce Sciences.
second class faves on cortain The Academy together with routes, the Hongkong Asin Foundation has Tramway Company, revealed organised tho survey trip for
that it had
The
the sientists whics will cover yesterday 11 Asian countries,
launched an objection with
During their five-day stay in Government. the Colony the scientists will
hold a number of lectures and The Tramway Company's ob- diecursions concerning the im-Jections, it is understood, are provement of development by based on a contention that sug- technological
eclentine gested
methods.
and
dear
South Africa
or
changes represent breach of contract of the terins laid down in the Bus company Franchise (or which the Tram- way company sucessfully ten. dered,
-It scems to me 1 rc- Two young missionaries, member a month to go held in the interior of China you wrote an editorial on the by Communists since Febru subjeel of South Africa in
time re-
which you took a much different aru, 25, and at one stand than you did in yesterday's ported the victims of a hor editorial, 1 think your first rible massacre, have turned editorial provoked one cum-up safely, save a table from ment by correspondents.
Shanghai.
In yesterday's editorial you sold iho Africans have no alterative
bui violence
The young couple, were this and China Inland Mission couple, yet in your first editorial you Mr and Mrs Frencham, who opposed the attempt by the hail from Melbourne, Vic- British Labour Party to
Mra Frencham was toria.
Bring pressure
ما
bear
a
on South Africa by expecting a child.
of
trade boycott. You scem to approve, of the methods Ghandi and yet in your first editorial you BARTL to bo opposed to the bringing of moral pressure and economic pressure lo bear in the hope that the
TAM decidedly not at one with those who South African leaders will awake fear that China's natural to their mistakes and change and
inevitable Industrial their policy so that violence can growth has Bounded the be avoided.
death knell of the import has the right to interfere in an-China," said the Hon. Mr.C. trade either here or in
and let him who is without sin Gordon Mackie, white presid
Now you Ing at the annual general are abo criticising South Afr meeting of the Hongkong
This makes me can policies. somewhat confused to
what Chamber of Commerce yet
The Arst time you said no one
other country's internal affairs
throw the first stone.
your editorial polley is. Have terday. you changed your mind or what 1 often find your editorial
stimulating and well very argued. But once in a while, it seems you go to piccES. and contradict what you have sald Chief Inspector Alexander carlier. It is like almost an Robertson Clark, is going other person of an entirely dif-Home very shortly on retire- ferent point of view. I believe mant after nearly $5 years of a person / should be consistent
Rervice in the Colony. His especially and.
newspaper
·was · Chief should lead the public clearly on last appointment
Inspector in charge of the CONFUSED. Training School in 1938,
what it stands for.
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