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Compulsory Service STOCK MARKET

Tribunal Decisions

After a lapse of three months, the Compulsory Service Tribunal held another pubile session at the Council Chambér yesterday. Sixteen cases were considered, and of these one person was exempted, six were assigned to the Essential Ser- vices group, two to the Key-Post group and two to the Combat- ant Group, while the others were adjourned.

The Tribunal comprised Mr Justice E. H. Williams (Chair- man); 11-Comdr L. L. Tollemache, Major R. E.. Moody, Mr E. Davidson, Mr C. Blaker and Mr C. Bramali Burgess (Clerk to the Tribunal).

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REPORT

Hongkong Slock Exchange Oficial) Summary, issued yesterday, says:

trading belu; on a smutter scale.

The market was less active to-day,

Buyers

Bank of East Asia $74

Wharves $92 Providents $5.50 Hotels $3.45

Lands $33.60 Humphreys $7.75 Trans $17.50 Star

Ferries $59.50 Light: "N C.D. $7.10 Electrics "O" SAB Cements $19.10 Walions $10.25 Entertainments $7 Constructions $1,60

Sellers

Cements-$18.50- Vibro Piling $7,70

Sales.

H.K. Banks $1.365 Ducks "O" $18 Providents SA.50 Watsons $10.50

ed the Chainmon

Mr R. Anderson, banker and for- mer manager of the Bank of Can Volunteers now?

Air Levkovich: Shall I join thes ton in New York, told the Tribunal The Chalaman: No, don't do any! that his home was in Shanghai andthing ret that he only came down to Hongquiries

until we have made in kung because he could not stand the cold there. He expected to remain was also deferred

The case of Mr. J. W. McDonald here for

as he soid the winter. He had terved would only be in Hongkong right though the last war and had February. Mr McDonald added that no objection to doing posthing he he was a member of the Shanghai could during his stay here. In view Volunteers and that he was in Hong- of his age, which was 47. Mr An-kong only in connection with busi- derson was assigned to the Essential Services group.

nes is contract with his employ- A medical student at Hongkonglot February and unless his wife, who

ers was due to expire in the middle) University, eit: J. Barnes said was in Shanghai, that he was an Air Rald warden join him in Hongkong, he would not was allowed 10 and preferred to remain so rather than become a Volunteer because he hippen in the meantime, he would ther renew it. However, should anything had not the time to attend parades. only too pleased to do his bit.

The Cholman remarked that Mr On the ground that he was, not should now call him up again since Barnes, who was 18 years of age, a resident of Hongkong and was, it had dagen.ed seemed rather young to be an Airfonly here Raid warden, and adjourned the Mugra was exempted.

on business, Mr K. E in the .N.V.R.

with his servlets case in order to consult Wing-Comdr said that he was a purchasing agent Mr Mogra Sicele-Perkins, Director of Air Itaid for the Chinese Government and his of that.

The Chairman: We have no record Precautions.

stay in Hongkong was only for the reasons?

I presume they gave you purpose of negotiating for the re- Expressing a preference to rejoin case of certain goods in Haiphong.

Mr Whiting None whatever. the Volunteer Defence Corps which Superintendent of the APC. In-asked Comdr Petrie and he told me

itled some time ago on leavstallations at North Point, Mr R. She did not know what transpired be ing the Colony, Mr II. D. Bruce was KeyPost Group, to which he was modore. My services were dispens

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was re-assigned to the tween the Governor and the Com- ussigned to the Combatant Group. Mr Bruce and that at the time he posted before his transfer to Manila.ed with on September 25. resigned from the Volunteers he did years, Mr A. J. Savitsky, a commer-you are free it is

A Police Reservist for the past six not expect to return to Hongkong-icial artist

The Chaltman: At any rate, since of the Advertising

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assign Mr Whiting That is very well, Essential Services group.

but can a man, whose services with the Naval Volunteers have been dispensed with, be put in the Mill-

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Both Mr B. Fielder and Mr II.

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sential Serviers group as they had told by the Chairman that as he was been done in one or two cases. previously expressed the wish to be la Civil Servant, he came under the must assign you to the Combatant The Chairman: I think that has cnrolled in that section.

We As he was not yet it to undergo he would be a

control of the Governinent by whom strenuous training as the result of was once posted in the Combatant

assigned. Mr. Smirke group. operation, the case of Mr A. R.group but was allowed to quit as he Kinross Wits deferred months, Mr Kinross had previously authorities;

for three was then employed by the Military appeared before the Tribunal and at that time it was stated that he wasthai and now one of the

A former Police officer in Shang- about to undergo an operation and guards at the Hongkong and Whinn-{ that upon recovery he would Jolnjpou Docks, formed for the purpose the Volunteers.

armed?

The statement that he had been Stewart, was assigned

of preventing sabotage, Mr J: W. to Use Key- to Singapore to offer his services Past group. and had been advised to. leave was the armed guards

Mr Stewart sold, that made by Mr R. B. Leykovich, whose the Company after the place had were set up by cose was adjourned for further in- become a protected area. quiries. Mr. Levkovich handed in a guards had been exempted from All the prepared statement, part of whieh Volunteer service, nnd in fact two was rend out by the Chairman. of them This was to the effect that on Oc-the Corps Commandant,

were actually released by tober 16,Mr. Levkovich went to Sin-: Ar he was already a qualified Air, gapore where he was attached to Raid Warden, tr C. T. Tod, Ship- the 7th Battery. at Changi Whilst ping Manager of Jardine, Matheson there he was frequently advised by nid Co., was assigned to the Essen- the omeera to return to Shanghai.tial Services Group.

to

The Commander also asked him to An electrical engineer in the,em- make a full statement-as-to-why-helploy of Jebsen and Co and who left-his position in Shanghal and jean speak German, Italian land) after having read this he advised French, Mr. O. Vaguone was him to return thore #ince he was posted only recently' married.

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SA Kite. At one time a member of the The Chairman: I think we will Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Mr postpone your case in order to make C. W. Whiting, an unemployed wires further inquiries in view of what less operator, war assigned to the you have written.

Combatant group, Mr. Whiting nak-

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