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ADMIRAL INSPECTS AIR HQ

Rear Admiral J. B. Frewen. Flag Officer, Second in Command. Far East Station, visited Air Headquarters. Victoria Barracks, this morning. He inspected the RAF Guard of Honour under the command of F) Lễ J. R. Thirnbeck, after being received by the Air Officer Com- manding M Commodore P. L. Donkin. Later the Admiral iuspeeled the offices of Air Head- quarters.

4 A.M. SHOCK FOR SLEEPING WOMAN

WOKE TO FIND TWO

MEN WITH KNIVES BENDING OVER HER

Two burglars broke into a Carnarvon-road flat last month and stabbed

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a woman who resisted when they tried to gag and bind her.

Kowloon Distric Cout

this morning Taimi Fat. 21. and

Yung Choi, 24, pleaevil gualfs to

entering ducking

and wounding

They were sentence la dan years jail by Judge T Civettor

Chief Insp

Wheeler, suurt the victim of the allack, a weman named Cha Kan-yut. woke up a 4 mm og Gtober 23 tend the two artist bending over her.

Two inches deep

They were each armed with a meat knife.

GOVERNMENT URGED

They tried to gag and bind The her. She resistent

Javu

One of them stabbed her in- flicting

nearly H wound inches deep in her back.

away

After the wounding they rar

arrested by Walcherted in a yard and Tsim

Yung Sho

was

Fo was intercepted by constable.

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TO ESTABLISH SOCIAL SECURITY

Hongkong Government should establish o social security system as soon as possible, the Rev. James Pong, Vicar of St James Church, said in a sermon at St John's Cathedral yesterday.

"It is gratifying to male that dresses of Princess Alexandra," the problems of social security said Mr Pong.

and welfare for the people of "Except for a tiny minority. Hongkong

referred were

to the population of Hongkong are several times in the public ad- economically very insecure.

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HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAYS THIS IS DANGER PERIOD

From the Files

HK diphtheria warning 25

Prisoners build

roads on drug-cure island

Prisoners at Chimawan are building roads on Shek Ku Chau and forming a site for a new centre to be

INOCULATE CHILDREN RIGHT AWAY

School going

'from strength

to strength'

It was "most gratifying" to see The Urban Services Deportmen school going from "strength to strength", said the Director 01

years

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November 1936

"I

London.

AM not revealing any state secret if I de clare, with full responsibi- lity for every word I say. that today we feel suf- ficiently strong to defend

single-handed, against any power, or powers, declared the Soviet Ambassador, M Maisky, speaking at a ban- quel at the Embassy.

The Hongkong Government Health Depart-Urban Services, Mr K. S. King ourselves with success and

ment today advised parents to have horn this morning. their children inoculated against diph- theria without delay.

Speaking at the annual peech day of the school of the Urban Services Department Staff Gen eral Association. he said that chlidren were

being standards were being achieved. educated and higher gendam

"This is the time of the from the disease have been more

set up on the island by year when diphtheria is pre- the Society for the Aid valent," a spokesm:n of the

Rehabilitation of Medical and Health Depart Drug Addicts.

ment said.

and

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A survey of the Island was recently completed and prison labour for the work was quested, the Commissioner Prisons, Mr C. J. Norman, said today.

Many

at Stanley. prisoners Chimawan and Tai Lam are en- [Raged on variety of projects, constructive ale caluable to either the

"We earnestly hope that the. Government will be able to pro- vide these welfare benefits and to establish a social sprucity: system in the shortest possible time

" mest ulso be hoped that the taxpayers will not grumbi when they are required to help meet the cost

"In the meantime all tieras, banks, schools and other pri- įvai institutions, should Start such welfare and vocal security systems amongst their own staff and employees."

Mr Pong added; "To us as i Christians these are matters of great urgency, and not 10 Le delayed by any reason."

U.S. travel agents visit Hongkong

Twenty-six lending travel agents from the United

States and Canada are due to arrive here tonight by Thai Airways International flight from Bang- kok, on a familiarisation visit,

The travel agents are the guests of Scandinavian Airlines System, for the airline's in- augural light of the DCB Jet- liner.

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Man injured as hut crumbles

A man was injured when his

Printed and published by TERENce Gordon NewlANDS PRANCE stone hut at No. 10 Sai Wan Ho- for and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 10-street, Shaukiwon, collapsed st Wyndham Street, City of Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong, about 12.40 pm today.

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manity or the prisons

cum-

depart-

!ment These projects have an important value in training pet- soners. Mr Norman sat

Eighty-two cases of diph- therla and Beven deaths

Fined $50

for using

car for hire

response to a measure für: car

creasing production, prisoners!

Stanley produced almost

$500,000 worth of goods in the A messenger who tried to earn

the I

Bison workshops during third quarter of this year

The laundry at Laichkok pr:--

fras Woinen is now

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working seonthly and there are few com- plaints

Hours are long but the wennch work cheerfully. The way in which the staff have carried out this difficult assignment from scratch merus high prakse." Mr Norman added

some extra money to support his family by using his pri- vale car for hire was fined $50 by Mr A. J. Sanguinetti at Causeway Bay Magtstrany this morning.

Wong Su-yung. 29, of Wong Fung-terrace, cocklafi also "pleaded guilty to a second charge of using a motor vehicle on a road without third party high standard of discipline te ; insurapre He was bound over being maintained in al! the in $500 for nine months, and Colony's prisons

the latter conviction was or-

No prisoner was recommended dered not to be recorded.

for corporal punishment for an offence against prison discipline.

dear Sir

Scaffolding

Same time ago you published a Very good article on the flagrant violation of Building contrac- Ordinance Laws by Lors who removed the seat- folding at the completion of a building in order to get the permit for occupation, but who then replaced the seaf- folding in order to remove the outer partition walls and windows and to All in the verandahs, which presumably is unlawful.

Miss Helen

Lo reprenting Wong said that her client ear- ed $185 a month plus food and i his wile $200 by working as #7, amah.

Tary had to support thre children, two going to school. appibe and a relative They also had to pay high rent.

reported so far this month.

Facilities

immunisation for

available at all government

materal and child health cen-

tres, at outpatient clinics and at inoculation centres.

It's free

He congratulated the manage ment comunittee of the associa-

tion for their efforts in achiev- ing the "excellent results."

He added he knew a great deal of thought was given by certain members of the Urban Department to the

of

The main goal of the USSR, however, he added. was not to win a war, but to prevent it. That goal was not to be accomplished by Russia alone, and that was why they approve all measures tending to pro- mote rapproachement of countries and peoples.—

good providing

Services question schooling for the children of the Reuter. staff. The excellent resulla achieved during the past year. were a fitting reward efforts.

Immunization against diphtheria,

and smallpox typhoid is free of charge and arrangements can be made with the Medical and Health Depart- ment to send a learn of inocula- tors to places where 50 or more children or adults can be readily assembled, the spokesman

added.

This service can be obtained the chief Port by cntacting Health Officer, telephone no. 444219, who would make the necessary arrangements.

New building

planned for Kowloon

is

A 13-storey building planned for a site in Benidṣry. Ureet, Kowloon, the Tenancy Tribunal was told this morning.

The tribunal was hearing an application by Messrs Chan In September this year, Le Hing and Chan Tao for examp- borrowed $5,000 and bought a tion from control of the Land. second hand car. Hy first started

children carrying out by

school.

CAUGHT

to

racing

He was caught on a day when there was a great de- tand for transport.

Miss Lo said that Wong had already sold his car at a loss of $880.

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The court was informed that two detectives on duty in Star The

Pier, Hongkong. at same thing is now happen-Furry Ing on a new construction in 1.55 pm on October 14 saw Sharp-street East. The build. stationary private car near the ing had been

entrance to the pler. They later completed, all

SRW two men enter its ear. scaffolding was removed for a number of days bat has since

The driver then invited the been replaced for the com-

two policemen to take the car, plete removal of all exterior

End they did. walls and windows fronting on Sharp-street East.

If this action is unlawful, it will

be interesting to seo

what action is taken by the authori ties concerned.

"WATCHFUL". The China Mal! has the full address if the authorities interested.-Ed.

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IT SEEMS DIFFICULT TO BUY A WEDDING PRESENT THAT LOOKS AS EXPENSIVE AS

THE PRICE!

The car was then driven lo Happy Valley.

Near the junction of Wong- reicheng-road and Broadwood- road, the driver asked the two men to pay a fee of two dollars cach. The two men put the money in the ash tray of car.

Here the two policemen re- vealed their identity,

lord and Tennant Ordinance over 27-29 and 31-33 Boundary- street.

The 4,477 square-foot site is at present occupied by four four-storey houses about 30 years old.

Seven shops

It is proposed to erect a 13- storey building costing $630,000 and to provide a total of 43,027 square feet of floor space. There would be seven shops on the ground floor, offices on the first floor and the rest of the building would be divided into apartments.

There are 48 people opposing the application which is being heard by a Tribunal comprising Messrs W

1. Jones (president), A. E. ..avier Richardson.

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and C.

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The applicants are represent- by Mr Lesite Wright, instructed by P. K. Sin and Co.

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☆ Pleading that they had in- tended to use the sand to repair a house, a monk and a The Principal. Chung widowa were charged before Mr Wing-kwong. noted in his re- Himsworth at the Kowloon port that in May this year the magistry with removing sund School sent 19 pupils to sit in

Mr

the Joint Primary VI Examina- from a stream near Sheung tion and all passed.

Yuen Ling village, without a permit.

He added that 14 of the 19 were given places in Govern ment, Grant-in-ald or aided private secondary schools.

were

Defendants had been arrest- ed in the act of removing the sand.

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The monk was fined $20 three weeks' hard labour while

This year 561, pupils enrolled, the highest record, he his companion, on $50 bail.

was fined $50.

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