 The Chinatown Squadwas finally disbanded in August 1955 by police chief George Healey, upon the request of the influential "Chinese World" newspaper, which had editorialized that the squad was an "affront to Americans of Chinese descent".Many working-class Hong Kong Chinese immigrants began arriving in Chinatown in large numbers in the 1960s, and despite their status and professions in Hong Kong, had to find low-paying employment in restaurants and garment factories in Chinatown because of limited English fluency.An increase in Cantonese-speaking immigrants from Hong Kong and Guangdong has gradually led to the replacement of the Taishanese (Hoisanese) dialect with the standard Cantonese dialect.