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FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961.
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NEW IMMIGRATION SERVICE STARTS 25
Man caught stealing from cars
An unemployed man Chiu Chua-ting, 29, of 695 Shanghai-street, ground floor, was sentenced to 12 months by Mr T. C. Chan at North Kowloon Magistracy this morning when he admitted throo counte of larcony from vehicles and failing to re- port to the police while under supervision.
The other counts of lareny fret vihirles were taken into
con khration by the Magistrate. Von! Hel-man, Inspector pro: ruling, said Upt at 4.30 pm Just Sunday, Mr Peter Johan Maddock, of 257 Prince Edward! road, art door, was looking into the street from the window of his resit nce when he saw the defendol open the floor of private car parked outside his He then saw defendant jake tnt a pair of pectacles. De- fendant walked over to
holger,
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other private car parked in front of the Best one and took out two boxes of toys and two packets of cigarettes.
THIRD CAR
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He then went to third private car and look at an
unrein from it
Mr Maddock on seeing this went down and followed the defendunt.
At Duke-street, Mr Maddock arrested him and brought him 10 The Kowloon City police
statiun.
Police enquiries revealed that on May 15 defendant stole a le
of documents from
private
ear parked in Connaughe-road Central and also that he stole a raircout and a nerkile from private ear parked In Prince. Edward-road on July 16.
The defendant arlifted to pollee that he had
wald these
articles to mu paknown person for $50, except the radio which he jawned for $20.
this year.
In pector Wong added tha! the defendant hud a total of wine previous convictions.
Three members of the Iongkong Women's Auxiliary
Slive with presented Army Corps were lneming Lanyards by the Commander, Royal Signals, Lieut. Col.
1. J. R. Fletcher, at the Headquarters, Itoyal Signals. Vic-, toria Barracks. In picture, Col. Fleicher presents a inc Lanyard to Pie. Josephine Ma, while Capt. A. Reynalds, CO of the WAAC, helps Cpl. Margaret Chan with hers right is Ple. Alice Lee.-Staff photographer.
At
New road names,
house numbers for Island-road
Island-road, in the Aberdeen, Repulse Bay, Stan-
ley, Tytam and Chai Wan areas, is to be sub- divided into sections and renamed. House numbers in most of these districts will also be affected.
Officers to
to wear
distinct uniform
The new Immigration Service started today with
a proclamation by the Officer Administering
the Government in the Government Gazette.
The new department has res- ponsibility for the control of immigration into the Culo, formerly exercised
the
Commissioner of Pojle?," A dis- finalive uniform will be worn by oflcers of the Immigration Service.
The Immigration Service his olices on the fifth, sixth, seventh end eighth floors of the Unle Chinese Bank Bullding in Des Voeux-1088 Central. The ship Boarding Office is situated on the Rumsxy-street reclamallon.
TELEPHONES
The
following telephone I numbers of the immigration service are published for gen- eral information:
notifications will be sent by the! Commissioner of Nating and Valuation shortly after Gozette notifications of the changes are published.
SECTIONS
Director of Immigration, Mr Moore 24100; Assistant Director of Immigration-24124 Registry-24147: British Pass- port Section 24148; Aliens Sretion-24149; O/C, Chinese Section-24200;
0/C:
Chinese Regis- trailon Omeer-24230; Chinese Visa OfBeer-24231; Chinese Ap- plutions Officer-24250 Boarding Oflce---44-3322.
Under new regulations, prescribed fee for an entry per- init has been increased from $5 To $20. The fee payable for an extension. of stay is increased
the
from $5 to $25. The fee pay- able for a re-entry permit re- malas at $2.
These rew fees come into force immediately.
Work to start
on surfacing of playground Work will start shortly on
the surfacing of the Fu Hui Playground, a recrea- tional area and children's playground at the junc- tion of Boundary-street and Tat Choc-avenue. The playground consists of a
along Tat Chec rest garden avenue and a children's play- ground with modern playground
facilities in Boundary-street,
The change of road names Police found that the clu-
and house numbers is necessary fendunt
under police
mainly to avoid confusion over supervision and had been lensed from prism on Feb. 16 postal deliveries in the various sections of Island-road. 1 wiH come into effect from September. i 1 this year. The new streel Ames liave been approved by the Street Names. Select Com- mittee of the Urban Council.
Aberdeen Technical School and Tenders for the surfacing' of Notifications regarding changes terminating at the junction of the football pitches are called He also ordered all the articles, of house
have been Shouson numbers
Hill-road, will be for In today's Government recovered to be returned to the sent to owners and occupiera known as Wong Chuk Hang- Gazette.
of houses in Island-road. Final
Me T. C. Chan commended Mr Maldur's for his public spirit in attesting the defendant,
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In the public games area, The sections of Island-read 13 there will be twa miniature be renamed are as follows: football pitches, three basket- Island-road, Aberdeen, start-ball courts und four volleyball
end of courts. ing from the western
rond.
Repulse Bay-road and Island- rond, Repulse Bay, starting from its junction with Wong Nal Chung Gup-road and end- with Ing
its junction at Headland-road, ls to be known as Repulse Bay-rond.
Island-rond, Repulse Bay and Island-rond, Stanley, from its junction with Headland-road to its Junction with Stanley renamed Village-road, will be Stanley Gap-rond.
Quarters for Govt staff
Compulsory service ends
tomorrow
B.
Compulsory Service wi] end as from tomorrow,
The Proclamation, pub- Hahed in the Government
the Gazette, by
Officer Administering the Govern- ment, Mr Claude Burgess with the advice of the
Council, Executive suspends operation of the Compulsory Service Ordin- ance of 1851 with effect from tomorrow..
Plans to end the Com pulsory Service were first disclosed by the Governor, Sir Robert Black on March 22 at the Legislative Coun- cil.
Members of the varlous
Unils who Defence
had been drafted inlo service under the Ordinance are given an opportunity to volunteer.
Government appointments gazetted
Tas
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following -appointments, transfers and promotions were notified in today's Govern- ment Gazelte:
Mr J. Moare, Senior Superin lendent of Police, to be Director of Immigration; Me John G. Richmond to be Chief immigrations Inspector: Mr. Edward J. Stewart to acting Chief Immigration Inspector.
Mr. Clarey: Mr Rung Mr Kwan Yim-chor; and Mr M. Ifaimen to be Organisers (Technical).
Mr J. W. Cockburn, so be noting Deputy Director of Zekiration; Mr E. W. D. Gore to be scling Assistent Director of Education; Ma Kwok-wing to be acting Mentor Education Ofcor; Me Loung Ping- Jalm to neiing realor Education Officer: MUZEOF
M. M. Carcary to be acting
Educatkin Ofeer (Wamant,
DI Contaner Wong and Dr Aundra Nath Shae to be Medical and Health Omer.
Mr Barset Cheng Kit-ching Mr Arthur Chen Wun-ylu; Mr Alfred Wong Pak-cheung; Mr, LAW Yin- DADE: Mr
Mr Gor- Yang
don Chan Kaming-1 T Fung
Ilang to be Dental Officer.
Knox
Aix-storey building is to
Dr T. Fishie ceased lo act as be constructed at the Chal | Specialist ***(Government Patholo
ta Wan resettlement { estate
RIAL).
"MP D. 1.
to he nelleg provide quarters for Resettle-
Chief Preventive Officer: Mr B. W. ment Department star cm- Nortis to be neting Deputy Ublet ployed on the estate,
Mi Royson
The new building, situated to the south-east of the reseitle- ment estate itself, will contain Construction work
Island road, Tytam and falan-road, Chai Wan, from its junction with Stanley Village-nine . road to its junction with Chal will begin in about two months Wan-road, will be known as Taime. Toin-road.
COAST LINE
Island-road, Chal Wan, from its junction with Shaukiwan- road and terrainating near the coast line at Chai Wan, will be renamed Chnl Wan-road.
Istand-road, Abordern, start- ine from ita Junction with Pokfulam-road And Victoria- Tond and ending in front of Aberdeen Fish Market, is to be known as Shek Pal Wan-road.
Istand-road, Aberdeen, from the Aberdeen Fish Market to the western end of the Aberdeen, Technical School, will be, known as Aberdeen Main-road,
Istand-road, Deep Water Day. from a junction with Shouson Hill-rond adjaining It, B. Lol No 304 to its junction with Repulse Bey-rond, will be renamed Island-rond (Deep Water Bay), The numx "(Deep Water Bay)" will be dropped at'a Inter dafe,
Revlon president coming here:
Mr Charles leveon, President
of Revlon Incorporaíoil, in ex- pected to arrive in Hongkang tonight on Pan American Alt- ways from Tokyo, This will be
ils frst trip to the Colony.
POP by God
Preventiva filho acting Assintanti
V. I.. liiton
Chief Proventive Omeer..
Mr W. Bets to be seting Com- muslaner of Inland Revenue Mir Leung Yam-sing to be aeting Chick Amenor.
■Mr W. B. Norman to be Amelijant District Officer, Taun Wan, Territories Adininistration.
MY JOB
IS SO TOP-SECRET THAT EVEN I DON'T
KNOW WHAT I'M
DOING
New
Mrs Brenda Lo, newly appointed receptionist-Interpreter for DOAC at Satt Francisco Interusilanal Airport, arrived in Hongkong yesterday to take her first official look at the other end of the airline's trans-Pacifla jet route. Appointed four months ago to ald passenjers from the Far East at San Francisco. Mrs Lo meets and sees oft everyone of the air- line's services, Born in Shanghai, she graduated from Cheklang University and speaks the Canton, Shanghai, and Mandarin dialects as well as English and Japanese. Mrs Lo (right) is shown greeting Miss Judy Chang, who repre- sented Hongkong at the Miss International Beauty Congress at Long Beach, at San Frano sco Airport, The chrongaam
A Chineso Mrs Lo is wearing was made by herself using stewardess uniform as a guid. During her four days' stay in Hongkong, the plans to have "quile a fow" dresses made,
dear sir
SURPRISED
In a recent broadcast by Mr Robin Halcheon, I was very surprised to hear that English was spoken by many people in Hongkong. I was wonder-
If you Tag
would be kind enough to try and get a lad cor- who collects stamps to respond and exchange stamps with me.
Enclosed are some Australiam stamps which you could give to a boy if you should happen to know of one.
JOHN PEARSON(12)
"Dunoon," Guyka, NSW, Australia
Stamps are available in China
Mall Office.--ED.
Phew! a Sticky Day! But now home for a
Carlsberg
Drink
Carlsberg
BEER
Open
air concert
years -AGO
August 1936
HE local Open Chinese
Chesa
(chang ki) Champlonship, promoted by the South China Athletic Association, has been won by a boy prodigy of four- teen, Master Mak Shiu-mun. The tournament, which was concluded on Thursday last, proved very popular. Large numbers of chess eu- thusiasts thronged the audi- torium of the Confusclan Association every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening. The results, accom- panied by detailed records and critical remarks by competent chess experts were published day after day in all leading vernaculor papers and were eagerly read and discussed by all classes of people.
Besides Mak Shiu-man, contestants included. such luminaries
as Kong Ku- woon, Ng Sui-sang, Chan Tak-pui, Tang Tit-yu (former champion of Hong- kong), Ho Sing-mo, and many others.
Kong Ku-woon who has to his credit a smart victory over the great master Chow Tuk-yu, generally regarded aa China's foremost chang ki exponent was beaten into second place by a single point; while Ho Sing-mo, the youngest player in the tournament, being only twelve, showed great pro- mise, and ironically enough, he gained the distinction of being the only player to win e game from the champion.
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The driver of a lorry and his passenger had a miraculous cacape from death yesterday afternoon when the vehicle collided with the express train from Canton at the level Cressing at Taipo,
The gates at the crossing had been closed, and for some unicnown reason the lorry crashed into the gale just as the train approached. The next instant there was G Auxillary Poller will give a thundering smash as the train but the driver
The band
of the
Hongkong
open nir concert at Victoria Park on Sunday, from 10.30 am
hit
the lorry, bu
lo 12.30 pm provided the wear and coolie in it were both ther is favourable.
fing clear of the train by the
Free seating able.
force of the impact, and ex-· will be avail-caped death. The torry was
completely demolished.
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