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HONG KONG, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1947,
AN UNPLEASANT MATCH
Memorial
Commons Queries
Cup Game Threat Of NEW INSTALMENT On H.K.
Incidents
(By "Nimrod").
Red-capped Military Police went into action yes- terday at Causeway Bay where indignant spectators invaded the pitch and later staged "after-the-match" demonstrations throughout
Soccer Strike
London, Mar. 12. The Ministry of La-
request of the Players' Union for arbitration on the wages dispute with
Washington, Mar. 13.
The Treasury reported today that Britais kus drawn in- other $200,000,000 from her $3,750,000,000
One loart. effect of the withdrawal was to drop the United States
Goerrmment's operating plua hela the $1,000,000,000 wark for the first time in toreks. — Astuciated Press.
the Football League. But Louis'
there is still the threat of a soccer strike.
the surrounding area. On paper, one of the.bour have agreed to the most attractive games of the season, the Mem- orial Cup Final between the Army and the Combined Chinese was rendered a farce by a series of incidents, in the second half, The Army won by three clear-goals but all inter- est in the result faded away during the last thirty minutes. Controversy centred round the referce. Capt England, whose decisions rendered him most unpopular amongst the Chinese section of the crowd and who was forced to hold up the game for ten minutes when spectators refused to obey his instruc- tions.
play. The
James Fay the Union Seere-1 tary, says the Ministry gives no date for the arbitration to start.
bucal," he added.
Next Fight
London, Mar. 13. Three questions about Hong
were
Kong
answered in the House of Commonu today. First, Mr. Crecab-Jonen, Colonial Secretary, sald. that the ingrease
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the Committee can draw. "I am speaking, of course, of, "I is still Government's inten balance. When Your Excellenes Appointed a Taxation Commit-basic aalaries for, in addition toition that its contribution should te la September. 1946. You making tentative provision as be proportionate to the contribu- attention to the duty have already explained for such tions of the public and any sums which we all owe to reduce so increases in total emoluments ne advanced from the provision now far as we may, both in extent, may result from the recoinmen. included in the Estimates will be and in duration of time, ourdatlans of the Salaries Cominis, adjusted later on that basis.
"Provision is made in the Es- dependaner on His Majesty'ssion, it has been necessary to m-
f financial aid crease the provision under Mis-timates this year for the mainten- Government
drew
various
in population in Hong Kong into ment the difference between cellneous Services for Cost of ance of the District Watch Force. (ety revenue and our recurrent Living and Rehabilitation Albw-Formerly, as Honourable Mem- Tances as a result of the additional bers are aware, this Force was 946 was estimated at between expenditure.
special allowances granted to maintained from a fund made up half a million and 600,000 and
Salaries Commission some grades of the service in ac. of contributions from that the monthly rate of
"The increases in taxation cordance with the recommenda- sources. Since the re-occupation immigration
this year
already introduced and the pro- tiong of the Staff and Allowances the resources of the Fereo Have estimated at 10,000.
posals for direct taxation_now Committee. to be brought before this Coun ell. the effect of which in re.
WIN
Agriculture
He told another questioner that from the liberation of the territory in September, 1945 up' flected in the Revente figures, "Other Charges for
been insufficient for its mainten
ance and it was felt that it would not be proper to revert to the 1947/48 me.war system of collecting sub-"
1
to the date of the reestablish has resulted in the attainment total $87,280,025 which is higher seripticra privately for this pur ment of clvil Government, on' of a balance between revenue than lost year's figure. The in- pose,
"Government, therefore, decld- May 1, 1948, the British Govern- and
expenditure.crease is, however, more appar recurrent New York, Mar. 12. ment advanced, 1.145,000 in With the proposed insue of a ent than real for, if the budgeted to take over the existing Forco but no further recruitment will A n unprecedented respect of expenditure charge loan to finance necessary re: had not included certain new ser- "I am prewing for a definite
that the Force should be gradual- able to Hong Kong Government habilitation expenditure of a vices and due allowance for the be carried out. The intention is $200,000 funds in addition to meeting non-reencent character,
fact that Other Charges (ns op.
until date because I understand we guarantee of
ly reduced in numbers Emolumenta) is reached which is sin- may have to queue up before will be offered to Joe the nut cost of the military ad shall no longer be dependent on posed to Personal our case goes before the tri Louis to defend the ministration.
Ha Majesty's Government in were in 1940/47 calculated on an elent for the carrying out of the, Rarely can it be and with mme, from end to end and the Aring
It was estimated that the wo far as the future Is cou-eleven-month basis, some reduc. Investigation and other duties re- julee and truth that everyone having more of the
quired by the Secretariat for tion would have been shown, would re- earned. "We have given notice of our World heavyweight title fram
British Government Breathed a sigh of relief when a Chinese goalkeeper saved
left-handed
"As regards the past, there "I will now touch briefly on Chinese Affairs. quire to make further advances matels ended. I sportsaner bp Nicholson and Connors, and both intention to strike if arbitra- against.
tion is not in progress by Melio Bettina of Beacon, totalling approximately 1,200,- are a large number of import some of the more important items
Re-Votes Necessary has come to this state in the Cod Army wingers tried shots from
March 21st. The players would
"The Importance of effecting a nny, then football games should slique angles without success.
The final settlement Departmental Heada. decision. At the other end of the field, wait three or four days longer New York, his manager, 000 during the current financial tan questions which still await of expenditure under the various never be played. It trim that the ill-feeling enue into the roue, et rose to a peak as the than that now that arbitration Jimmy Grippo, announ- year.
He then replied to a question of accounts for the military. The work of the Development progressive reduction in the ex- fro in the
is agreed, but would not stand-ced today. when the Army had talten the Ary galmouth. Powell brought
about Auxiliary Nursing Sisters, period and the incidence of the Secretariat and its various sub. penditure of temporary depart for an indefinite delay." Fay
cunt of demobilisation expenses 'departments continues to expund, ments has not been lost sight of. lead but there is no doubt what a rics of sprutacular ves
Department of Property ever that was not only, they ho was beaten completely when stated.
Is the minimum amount paid to Volunteers are among the most Agricultural Oncer litherto in- $033,002 less than last year and it received Ile had, he stated, -Dlamin bé rare) out of his charge in af
members of.the elvil impurtant, but there are many cluded in the Agricultural De-in expected that the Department attempt to stop Chrong Ram-li, an assurane from the Ministry against the winner of the Lon-defence services in Hong Kong
partment vole, to which inciden- will close down completely by the The
that the players' case will be don fight between Joe Baki who were not normally depen- entre-forward
It is felt that the expendi- tully no substantive appointment end of 1047. Due to Army sade, punted the ball over Powell's head conaldered as quickly as possi and Bruce Woodcock.
The ture estimate would lack reality has yet been made, it is proposed and miniature cups were given but Partington raced right across ble bearing in mind the calls
the Agay players, Only sh
Chinese could ant have been industries. 7 Chinese players attended the that | ****
never to scoring than that! Lal
The ples to the Government gelemony and throughout there
Shiu wing made yet another
her to allow evening matches until arked ten-eness in
centre-forward
ward! | double-shift working becomes pening for his with
Hamble into intercept.
Chinese who wore i
Ha Cup was presented after the
Fame by the GÓC to LA. Poutou! ton, skipper of the
Whe
intermittent
ate phere throwings of vinous articles.
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promptly
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Loula recently expressed pre- He said: Three months' salary and pensions in respect of the, in place of the single post of Tho expenditure of the Custodian
ference for a summer fight
he defend his should
Litte
the British Government's rul- dent on their earnings.
show less it look into account the to provide for a senior Agricul-i plies, Trenditure of the Sup the goal to kick off the goal liar on the Department by others ing against midweek sport, the that she was no dependent (and) poénible effects of the Salarien Lural Ofleer of some years ex- partment is $043,704 as compa
The
mwyn in the next minute but over- ran the ball at the crucial m- ment rind Powell daringly threw himself right across his path to save yet another "certainty".
It
Powell Again From the first hall, au could harve foreseen drenatic change that
in the tinal es a well-franghit pening half with Powell Riicrally saving the Army time umel tetne again. the run of the play. the Anny could not have bugrulged a two Bon deficit.
<.01
The first serious Army attack concluded with Pemberton Lead ing, narrowly over, the bar with
Beautiful Goal
A centre from the left wing found the Chinese right winger in position and he headed the ball downl towards the undefended
corner of the net, well out of any
goalkeeper's reach. He watched with dismay as the bail struck the sight and was setambite clear.
esp
matches.
kick-offs
"As it may be several weeks before the double-shift work la adopted there seems to be no reason why evening should not be allowed," said a professional club manager to day. "This interim period of playing would avoid a fiasco in the league tourament."
forced on Saturday, March 29, Merseyside sportsmen will be with the alternative of going either to the Grand National or the F. A. Cup semi-final be. (weon Liverpool_and Burnler at Blackburn. Rearrangement wouls of the Grand National involve reprinting of thousand of tickets involving ous reorganisation.-Reuter,
latter fight has been delayed to mid-April,
Sol Straums, acting head of the 20th Century Club in Mike
fend his title in June and may decide to wait until September for lack for capable opposi- tion."
Meanwhile, Strauss may ask Beitin to earn way to the title fight by matching the new Bensation, Ezzard
Cleveland
consideration.
on
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and Industry Do Where a woman кли this would include the case of Commission which, with the perience and for an Officer with ed with $1,283,300 for the present ไก Antmol year but the latter figure is not was In private approval of the Secretary of special experience
the full total as a member of mili a nurse who
officers were then attached to tary "It is felt that the latter ap employment before joining the State, is to be appointed in Husbandry.
from bul Ute Intter hesitated and gave general may be one of the r Jacob's 'absence, said it is now ANS) application for more the very near future to review
the provision "Emoluments of nt to the New Territories. Pro-Military Officers on Loan"
Th+ i-je-left yaeri througs on el sults of the ban on mid-week not certain that Louis will do beral treatment would receive the emoluments of the public pointment will be of great bene.the Department and paid
- sevice.
reduction 18 therefora It is generally agreed that vision has been made for the es-etual "I was not previously aware
tablishment of Pig and Cattle greater than the apparent one of that these persons were given there are at present inadequate Stations and for the further de- USB ch contracts of
the and it therefore seemed prudent. service for
"Rullaf Services are no longer perimental Station. It is also hwn as a separate Head and
Included under duration of the war but I am to make some allowance for the velopment of the Agriculture Ex-
the recom- proposed to extend the Vegetable Juve been advised that temporary engage cost of the possiblo ments of this nature must be mendations of the Commission. Marketing Scheme to Hong Kong Medical Department vote. In place
Municipal Council
the Reparation Claims Office regarded as having been ter-
Head, provision has been made Charles. Bettina, out of the minnted
"This has been done by in-
School Meals Japanese occupa-
unde fiscellaneous Services for Army after four years of ser- tion."-Reuter.
ercasing the provision under "In view of its growing Import. the expenses of the War Damage vic- vice, won five straight
Miscellaneous. Services-Cost of ance, the Directorate of Air Ser Claim Commission. The expenses Living and Rehabilitation`and vices now becomes a separate of the Quartering Authority ara Boccial Allowances - over and Head of the Estimates and const nino being met from this Head, torics, now appear at the peak SHARP WARNING of his career at 190 lb. Grippo!
above the figure required to derable additional funds are. in "As i have stated earlier, Spo- to Mar di said backers providing $200,000
of cluded to enable it to provide rial Expenditure, up to are his brother Hollywood pro- ducer. Jup Crippo, and
traffic mentary action are alien to U.5. for: to forecast with any satisfactory facilities for the in- some $40,000,000. It is proposed Dr. James eign policy and almost impossible
10sible volume of air
carmark a further sum of SP. Miumi sportsman,
"Icwing to the United States con required for this purpose
degree of precision the sum which is
including Hong
roximately $60,000,000 from loan McCormick, adding that
my, stitutional machinery but both
60 Kong in Its itinerary..
to floonce necessary rehabilitation never would prevail on
have the figure of $5,000,000 which "Last year, Honbitrable Mom-expenditure during 1947/48, The dearest friends to put up auch officials and Congressmen money unless I am convinced made it clear in the last few has been inserted muy be re-bers were a little doubtful whether detailed schedule will be submit-
enough was being done to provide ted when these Estimates thegarded as a token sum. that Bettina has a chance days that if they backed
polley
enunciated by President
An Increase considered-In may be vernacular schools.
Select Committee Another factor 7 United Press.
Truman today, they will be giv-
for which it has or. 22 Assistant Masters and 31. but many re-votes will be neces montioned Ing Greece and Turkey the sort
been necessary to make special Assistant Mistresses is being prijsary in respect of equipment of- YESTERDAY'S of guarantee of freed:m and inte-
to dered which could not be deliverei..
financial grity that Britain gave to Poland provision. It is intended that vided for and the subsidy
schools has been in before the and of this TENNIS RESULTS
and Rumania in face of German the new Municipality shall be vernacular
before the onset
stablished in the course of the creased by $510,000. The following were yesterday's pressure
Provision has also been mado P.W.D. Programme Poland.
coming financial year and until
"Once again, a considerable sam Congressional circles du M. Ma beat K. Là 4-0, 0-1, C-1.
not certain Heads of Revenue are for a School Meats Service at a
transferred Rech Lang beat Wong Hok-regard the dimensions of financial
to that body it cost of $1,320,000. The proposal will be required for the purchas assistance us of primary Impor-. ran 0-1, 6-20
will necessary for them to to provide all children up to of rolling-stock for the Railway. the age of 18 who are in need of It is cotimated that further ex- 3. Pagh beat Thomas Lo 8-3, tance but they are fully cognis
a working balance on ant of its political aspects in the have
A aan supplementary diet with milk Panditure to a figure of $26.000,- |000 will probably be required be- discussed which they can draw. way as they Terce immediately took his name 34121-Ext. 136, before 12. p.m. Dakin conceded walk-overs to T. primarily the political aspects of $1,500,000 has accordingly and blacults. The parents'of chil- fore the system is completely
H. D. Rumjahn and Barnet: same
to the cost will be required to do this cannot be done in one year, a Chey and Truf Wai-pui res-samlar "end-lease" aid to Bri-heen included under Miscellan-dren who can afford to contribute rehabilitated but, of cour
tain in 1941, when the United esus Services as an initial grant sq. This is a service which husit is most important that the pictively
The following is today's tennis
for
WAN
the gladie unt of position You the luck of the gods was definite-
Kevasional break. ly not on the Chipiese sido except for sway, the Chinese essence het dain"ache, Arne look the lend the Army attack in check and aireet
the clearance-the From
altnek their forwarde did everything Pest except sore. For the best part minutes!
goal, however, Qirly minutes itwa Powel!, Fowell and Poweh, day was left beautifu" one. Turung round o
that the penalty spot, Ford drove the with the impression tha
is as big an all well and truly into the corner "local Frank Switl attraction aniongst the incre
et the net.
Immediately
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tremend-
LAND FORCES XI
The following have been select- Forces ed to play for Land
afterwards, the crowd as their own Mum! E. Armaguin attacked but no dap- Shiu-wing paved the
ger appeared to be pending as against R.A.F., at Cox's path, on Cheung Ram-ho to get a view all Whigan colectd the ball. Churg-Sunday, at i am. kend but his shot did at trouble by an Army forward, he lost
Licut Phelps (Capt). Сарь
The fair-haired Army custodian pessoasion and the ball entered Saunders, Capt. Gorlay, Capt. i who continued to thwart his up. i fent--ths refer.c awarding Russell, Capt. Cole, Lieut Sute bit th piments by saving hom each of geni mich to the ameyance
liffe, QMS. Andrews, L/Cpl. the forward the in quick sures the Chinese team and supporters,
"L/Cpl. Tierney," Signi Metings. Then followed the second in- Flon that must have given thee.
Gnr. Tuff. King-sing brought
Will anyon unable to the impression that they were ridem
J'emberton down badly, the re- please contact Lieut Phelps, Tel. shouting agtlust brick wall!
Thrill After Thrill
and the Chinese contre-half_left today. the Belt on his own account. From Transport will leave Star Fer- The Army breathed again as
then on, it was on autioning ry, Kowloon at 10.30 am. Powell threw himself at the fet after another Hay Yung-sang of Lal Shiu-wing and watched his was cautioned for a foul on Pem-
Wellington, Mar. 12. clearance strike one of his own borton and the winger was him.
Restrictions on the direct im- colleagues and rebound narrowly self warned less than a minute white of an
goal. Thrill later. Both teams were allowing portation into New Zealand of followed thrill as the persistent -feeling to render the game livestock from Britain are to be beaten cif and it complete farce and the Chinese abolished, Premier Peter Frazer, atlucks were
announced here today. The em- Cullen, "because of the serious seemed that under such pressure "ten wer" made little effort
pull the game out of the fire. Only bargo was introduced in 1924, outbreak of foot and mouth dis The Army defence must will.
to the Minister of case in the United Kingdom." mistake by Dear let Cimu Man- forward to attempt to do so was according
La! Shin-wing who sent in a ter- chi into radius of good but Powell rife ahot which was deflected by
Agriculture, Mr. Edward L. Router. dived full-length
divert his Powell over the bar although the
conlle know very ile about The spend half opened in real | Finally: Ford seured again eup-tle spirit with play swinging make the full-time score -0,
shot.
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Military Police prevented any serious demonstration when the eup was presented by the GOC to the winning alde. Sympathies
must rest with Lal Shlu-wing,
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting given the honour
of captaining
programme :-
J. A. Farrer v. B. Szeto. Yip Koon-hong v. Lt. Wilson. Ho Kau-lau v. B. T. McC. Jones
Solicitor's Clerk In Witness Box
solicitor's clerk, charged with obtaining $5,000
on a frequency of 8-15 kilecyeler the Combined Chinese team. No The hearing of the case against Lo Tse-leung. 36, from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m. and 6.30 captain could have controlled his to 11.00 per and also on 0.52 team in such circumstances and megneyales in the 31 metre band he was one from 12.30 to 1:15, 0,30 to 7.30 and 9.00 to 11.00 p.m. H.K.T.
of the few players Giat kept his temper, in chock- he was one of the six Chinese players at the presentation and All credit must be given to him for this unpopular action for
by false pretences from Li Fong, on Jan. 27, was resumed before Mr. Sainsbury at Central yesterday.
Four Requests The President asked for: 1. Permission to spend U.S. 4400,000,000 in Greece and Turkey, for the period ending June 30, 1948.
been
tow
year.
to the Municipal Council. States was still at peace,
most of the Police shoulyų be provided with an President Truman said that he
provided in "All departmental expendi-more developed Colonial Depen- up-to-date radio communication. might have to come back again to them for further funds and fur- ture has been carefully examin-dencies and it is felt that it should system and further equipment for, ther authority and both Presidented and the provision which has be introduced here.
airport will also be necessary. Truman and the Secretary of been made represents what is
Efforts are being made to "A considerable increase in ex-
additional State, Mr. Marslili, in private considered to be the minimum penditure amounting to just over cure
architects, meetings have warned Cingres- | necessary to finance the var~$2,000,000 is provided for under
structural engineers and quantity stonal leaders that there can be lous services is at present or Kowloon-Canton Railway. As Aurveyors on a three-year agree- ment in order that a large- build- Government is fully more tocoinctives came into sering programthe may be put no stepping back from the full
ganised.
ท pod tant similar assistance and conscious of, the necessity of vice the number of trains operat-hand by the Public Works De- and guarantees may have to be given keeping recurrent expenditure ing over the system is being in artment. This will include quar
figure creased and although there added tera to replace the large number to other countries besides Greece down to the minimum and Turkey, wherever the Soviet consistent with efficiency and, activities necessarily mean more which were damaged beyond rot foreign policy seeks by coercion, with the approval of the Secre- expenditure they are also reflect pair. A considerable amount, of Intimidation or iniltration
_tary of State,
making ed on the revenge side of the repair work on other buildings force totalitarian and pro-Soviet arrangements for the examinu-budget.
still remains to be done and, fur- regimes upon peoples against their will-Reuter.
tion of establishments ́ by un "Provision has been made for ther heavy expenditure is neces
in the ary on the rehabilitation of the emsiency expert with a view to considerable expansion
Waterworks. Auggesting possible economies Labour Office. An increase in
"I have endeavoured to give a threa Labour and schemes for re-organisa-establishment of tion.
Officers, one Lady Assistant La-eneral outline of the position
to balance our budget We hope bour Offeer and one Chinese As- and to finance non-recurrent re Staff Reductions .! sistant Labour Omeer has been habilitation expendituro from "The work of many départ provided for. One of the Labour loan funds. But
no one mant 2. The right to send civilians and military men to the two ments is still greatly in excess of Officers has been serving during imagine that we are out of the This infor countries to nesiit reconstruction that for which the establishments the past year as a Military Om wood financially. Mr. F.W. Bhaftain of the could be settled as he remem and to supervise the use of the were designed and it has in con-cer and one of those still to be from being the case. Special Branch conducted the bered that there had been a ald... prosecution, while Mr. C. Lose case in Kowloon
be Court pre-3. Legislation giving the agi-ment their staffs. The policy as Union experience and s by instructed by Mr. P. L. Lam viously where the magistrate ministration Jeeway making been to provide for much addition-qualified to advise on such ques- bilitation work still to be carried
tha: “speediest and most effective
very large. As I have granted the release of gold.
mentioned at an earlier stag) use of the funds in ferms of al staff under block votes as tem.tiens. was alleged to
Memorial Fund "needed ́· commodities,
many important issues remain to, supplies Porary staff rather than detail the Li also told him that if the and equipment."
· have obtained $5,000 Zrom the
Under the Head. Miscellaneous be settled and the Colony may he appointments in, the departmen=" gold was released, Li would
4. Authority to provide re föl estimates which is apt to con-Services a sum: $250,000 has been faced with claims for very con- The following tean has been that the money was used to give him a present of $5,000.straction and training, of selected vey some suggestion of perman-inserted as token contribution siderable amounts indeed In-res relected to represent the Kowloon | bribe officials of the Import and
The gold was returned and at Greek, and Turkish personnel.ency is most desirable to to the War Memorial Fund. When pect of past events. We have na Bowling Green Club against Crai- Export Department to release the Canadian Cafe he was given This could mean military train- ayold any further increases in ea- the objects and reasons relating thus balances and no Itoserve gengewer Cricket Club at Austin 100 Moxican gold coins.
10 pidees of gold ne security ing in the United States such as suplishment, except for entirely to the War Memorial Fund Or Fund, Road on Sunday at 3.30 p.m.:---
for the $5,000 us Li had not during tha, wat Asscelated | has been examined in detail by stated that. It was the intentien l'danger of a serious słupip::
was provided for British avintorn new services, unill the position dinance were published. It was There le; moreover always the 3. H. S: Duncan, L. Skyt C. Defendants went into the wit- enough cash.
Hong Kong has shown cemarke peng box and eard that
the "Emelaney Expert s of Government to invite Legalable powers of recaperation, and, Gough and J. C. Aitken (skip).
F. Popt
I. Newton, J. F. been a solicitor's clerk since Later the same day he was
London, Mar, 12- Personal Emolumenta in the tive Council to appropriate for I can only enjoy Averat McGowan and J. McKelvis (skip): 1996. In January, 1 and an- told to meet at the same cafe Radio Moscow announced to 1947/48 Estimates total $22,108, each nancial y contributions of prosperity, there is no
other man named Woo visited where he was told by Woo that' Bills and A/J. Ifall (skip). {lm at his office, and told him a man named Chan Pakisuon night that LM. Kaganovich had 718 as compared with $23,154,120 portionate to the contributions of why it should not gain, grad - CLUB XI that consignment of gold had already promised an ofhelal been relieved of His duties as a for-1046/47 But to the latter the public during the Anancial re-establish it since had been selsed by the Import in the I. &E department a deputy chairman of the Soviet Agure must be added the sum of year immediately preceding
“It has been felt that those ad $760,000 which was provided une kust present of 10,000, Woo demander Council, of Ministers and osades Miscellaneous Services to ministering the fund will require Club hot
us forlor guitat Castorn on He told Ll hes to worry and dial ho return the sum of Minister of Building Materiale, cover Momoluments of Military some words setantial contribu Club ground on Saturuny, KE-4 ndvleed = "Lips to claim the $3,800,1,A
Bad To Dew of hid taking over other Once For Joan? There has thus over until
for Javorkafor, the Supreme Fred dofreduction oral $1,700,500 tlona trom "The pubile, dre révaly. Twok) Farrow, Fjelstad Bond, gold, and he would prevent the After hearing
sidium of the Supreme Soviet diisfece will be a further reduc- ad and that it will thundern? Fleck Towler Mullen, C.#tomy, going to Court.ovidence, the caNG, WAS
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