1961-12-12 — Page 10

CHINA * MAIL

STRANDED CITY BUS MYSTERY: POLICE EXPLAIN

The Police today cleared up the mystery of the bus found wedged across the intersection of D'Aguilar-street and Wellington-street in the Central District last night.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1961.

SHEAFFER'S Imperial II

ballpoint with "Reminder clip

SOL AGENTS

UNITED PAPIR CD tra

PICTORIAL PARADE

Prof F. E. Stock receiving the insignia of the OBE from Sir Robert Black last Thursday. Prof Stock was supported by Dr L. T. Ride and Dr D. J. M. Mackenzie Standing at the left of the picture is Capt. D. Morrison, ADC to the Governor.

From the Files

A

25

years -AGO.

December 1936

SPORTING

event

unique in the Colony took place yesterday in the form of a mountain-climbing marathon, which entailed the conquering, en masse, of Taimoshan, 3.124 feet above sea level.

All but three of the 107 Chinese in all walks of life who entered the rave reached the flag, planted on: the summit. A 20-year-oli factory hand, Lai Siu-lus,

was the

first to reach the flag, completing the ascent in 49-25 minutes. Two ladies were among the elimbers.