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Formosa: Eden & Menon
Agree On
Mediation
London, June 6:
The Indian roving ambassador, Mr V. K. Krishna Menon, and the Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, were reported to have agreed today to press mediation efforts for a negotiated solution of the Formosa conflict.
Mr Menon conferred today with Sir Anthony at 10 Downing Street, for the second time since his arrival on Friday from 11 days of "helpful" talks with the Red Chinese premier, Chou En-lai, in Peking.
Sir Anthony and Mr Menon feel that tension in the Formosan Straits has lessened in recent weeks, but a further relaxation would facilitate full negotia tion on a Formosa solution, informed diplomats said.
MPs Back To Work Today
House Of Commons Reassembles
|
Sir Anthony arrived from a London from New Delhi follow- weekend at Chequers this attering his Peking talks last month.
interrupted urgent noon and
Diplomatic quarters feel that consultations on the crucial rail- Iway strike to talk with the in- dian emissary, who is en route to Washington for talks with the Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles.
Both diplomats were said to agree their mediation moves should continue until the atmo- sphere is
is sufficiently "ript" fo formal negotiations.
Menon's hand in the Mr Washington talks would be con- siderably strengthened if Peking releases the other 11 airmen. The State Department is also con- cerned about some 40 American
China. civilians detained in Reuter.
They also agree negotiations HK POLICE
must aim at a solution excluding the use of force by either side in the Formosan conflict, the in- formants said.
London, June 7.
Mr Menon and Sir Anthony-- Britain's newly ejected
the latter on the baris of infor- House of Commons meets mation from his former Charge i Peking, Mr in formal first session today d'Affaires
"believe with the triumph of Sir Humphrey Trevelyan
the Peking gvcrement Anthony Eden's victorious that
now appears willing to "eon- Conservatives overshadowed der diplomatic straten. by the crippling nation-wide rail and dock strikes.
issue here.
at
SOUNDINGS"
Britain has been conduct paralle mediation "soundings" in Peking with India and favours negotiations within the frame
But first
SEEK AID
Manila, June 7. The Hongkong Police sought the help of the Manila Police Department yesterday in appre- hending a Chinese couple for the theft of diamonds worth
HK$41,900 in Hongkong last February. police Tenorio, the Hongkong Police re
information on the quested operations of jewel thieves in
In a letter to the Manila chief. Mr Telesforo
would contacts
It
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1955.
SIDE GLANCES
Cor. 1963 by HEA Servies,
4.27
By Galbraith
"I guess I'm the intellectual type! I just sit and think and think-but all I can think about are boys!"
On
Official Report
Weather In May
Since the government majority was boosted from 18 to 59 in the May 28 general election,
of a
a small international con- this country. the paralysing
by ference. stoppage 10,000, locomotive drivers and
hoped that this informa- Bremen has become the key almost certainly have 10 betion would enable the Hongkong directly between the United Police to crack down on what
Although last month was notable for its ex- is believed to be a diamond Both the government, and States and Red China, if neces Labour Opposition are worried sary with Indian and British smuggling syndicate operating cessive rainfall, it was considerably sunnier and on an international scale with warmer than usual. The accumulated rainfall for the Philippines as one of its
the year was below normal at the beginning of the cases of operation.
The Hoogkong Police quested Me Tenorio to see whe month, but heavy rain and thundery showers ther the local Customs author which occurred on the 9th and 10th brought the couple frem tray total rainfall for the year to well above average. year, the time when the dia- Over 90% of the rain fell during the four days from stolca-France the 8th to 11th and the month's total was a little more than one and a half times the normal value,
the strikes effect on the assistance. country's prosperity and the The release of the imprisoned prospects of unemployment "American flers by the Peking siiking through other dustries as a result
in government might provide the starting signal for such initial
ELECTING SPEAKER
contacts
These could sub-
Few opening high spirits are, sequendly be broadened into a
therefore, expected in parlia- full conference, diplomatic in- ment, where today's sole busi-formants suggested. ness in the House of Commons
OFFSHORE ISLANDS is the election of the Speaker. Britain supports Indian sug→
The re-election of M: William gestions that the offshore isles: S. Morrison, a former Conserva- of Quemoy and Matsu should tive Minister. who has been be evacuated
by the Chinese Speaker stace 1951, is a virtual Nationalists once Red China has the centuries-old giver proof of its goodwill and certainty in ceremony which has to be
provided assurances that she enacted before
from the use of force against Formosa,
conduct any businept can will, refrain
ties had arrested
merds
Preesc.
www
Chinese
Controversial
Bill
Conditions during the first heavy rain and thundery con- week of the month were|ditions. "
No generally fair apart from some
tropical disturbances the Western scattered afternoon showers, but developed over this period ended abruptly with Pacific during the month.
THE FIGURES the passage of an active trough
The month's on the 8th when weather began
Agures to deteriorate and remained very departures from normal were:
Sunshine-163.4 hrs., 13.9 hrs. above unsettled until the 12th
Capetown, June 6. The 630 Members of Parlia
Official quarters maintained
The leader of the Opposition ment will be summoned to the
silence on the course of the United Party, Mr Jacobus House cf Lords and teld to elect
London Formosa discussions. Strauss, tald the House of speaker. Back in their own
A brief fine spell followed on Mr Menon himself denies sug- Assembly today the United Party chamber, government and Oppo-
would take no part in the com.
the 13th às 'the continental anti- sition back benchers will formal-gestions that he is "mediating"
mittee stage discussions on the cyclone intensified and brought government's controversial Sen- cooler and drier air from the ate Bill, which started tonight, north to the Colony. except to vote against the men sure clause by clause.
He said he any amendments.
Dost
ly propose Mr Morrison for the and after "his re- appointment he will be led apparently unwillingly," to canopied chair.
DELICATE JOB
the Formosa conflict. And Britain officially only admits to her readiness to make her "good cfees" available in the dispute. Britain's new representative Peking. Mr Don O'Nell-who in
Mr Trevelyan - is replaces scheduled to take over his post later this month.
This is a reminder of the days when MP's did not want the post-for the speaker was the
He was expected to continue messenger between the Com-the soundings on the Formosan mons and an often unfriendly dispute which Mr Trevelyan monarch who bitterly resented starfed" about a fortnight ago the power of the legislature.
before returning to London with detailed reports-United Press.
After Mr Morrison's election, the Commons will adjourn until tomorrow (Wednesday), when it begins the swearing in of members.
State
RELEASES LIKELY
Washington, June 7. Omcials here expect China to announce the release of more imprisoned United States airmen
Queen Elizabeth, wearing the Imperial
and before Crown glittering robes, opens the new session of parliament on Thurs day with A
government-written speech outlining the legislative programme for
coming the weeks-Reuter
:bad
Wide Powers Sought
Bonn. June 6.
or
аге
Mr V. K. Krishna Menon India's special envoy arrives here later this week.
Mr Menon flies to the United Stator on Wednesday for talks in Washington on the Fermosa situation and Far East Lansion similar to thore he is now hold- ing with the British government in Londony
State
would not move
DRIEST DAY The driest day of the month occurred on the 14th when the
The Senate Bil will enlarge retive humidity dropped to 23% the Senate almost by half in which is the lowest gure ever order to give the government & recorded for May at the Royal sufficient majerity to pass
con-
Observatory. stitutional legislation removing the colcuted (mixed blood)
From the voters
from the
common elic-temperature gradually rose agam toral roll.
as the S.W. monsoon set in over Labour the China Sea.
10th. to
29th
The leader of the Party, Mr Alex Hepple, said his
Weather became changeable party would also have nothing to do with the bill in the committes with variable skies and alterna
ting spells of showers and sun- stage except to vote against it.
The lead of the Minority shine. Twice during this period Conservative Party, Mr Balley, weak
slirs moved south Bekker, said his Party would across the Colony, bringing examine the bill clause by clause small amounts of rain but did in an effort to show up its not cause any appreciable weaknesses-Reuter.
fall and the da:jy in temperature mean temperature remained above average on most of the days.
Radio Hongkong
ILKT
Towards the end of the month
Department officials V. Time Signal and Programme weather bagaa to deteriorate, believe the new releases will Summary: 5.03, BBC Bandstand, again as a trough developed and be times to give propaganda Band of the Welsh Guarde
persisted over the northern (ECTS): 83), "First Hearing pre-part of the China Sea giving
support to Mr Merion's efforts:
to bring the United States and China together for direct talks en Far East problems.
The Chinese announced
WINS BY 2 VOTES
the
ductor: Captain YL; Statham
Соде
sented by Alex Borrie (Studio); 1. Bundown Serenade? 130, La Dem fleura, Francaise presentation de M. Castel Recital de chat par kale, Lola Yanz sccompagne per EL (Studio): 950, Weather Report; B. Time Signal and News (London Relay): 8.09, mentary (London Relay) or Special Announcements; 8.15, 3ongs of the NationsBpain; 8.30, Baxdag. At the Ice Stadium. Nottingham. (Lon- doa Relay), Jack Gardner V Johnny Willhms. A shortened ver- sion of the commentary by Raying for the arrest
IN WRONG
mond Glendenning on yesterday's
The West German govern-release of tour of 15 captive Guid ment is to ask parilament to American Air Force men taken approve a bill giving it powers prisoner during the Korean War requisition confiscate just before Mr Menon flew to
and to property
deal with "emergencies."
emergencies These envisaged as natural disasters considerable danger to public order, and danger from abroad. The bill-published today -- provides penalties for evasion of requisitive order of fines up sterling) or a prison sentence of up to two years where the inten- tion was to endanger public welfare.
Melbourne, Jüne 7; The Liberal Country Party to 50,000 marks (about £4,100 coalition has won the extra sent
But there may be appeals orders in the civil courts
COURTROOM
DOTICE)
above normal.
R-41-4409" A. 154.8 m
Cloudiness-72%, 4% below normal Relative Humidity 83. 1 below
lead
STARTS INSTANTLY NEVER MISSES
SHEAFFER'S
Reasonable Doubt Of Guilt Leads To Acquittal
Saying he had come to the conclusion that he had a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the accused on all charges, Judge J. Reynolds at the Victoria District Court this morning discharged Ng Yik-wah, 40, proprietor of the Ning Kee Trad ing Co., of 64 Connaught Road West, on four charges of obtaining money by false pretences. Accused was on bail of $10,000.
"CLICKER'
MEDIUM & FINE BALLPOINTS AVAILABLE
ALLEGED ARSON
Admissibility Of Evidence
Issue
Hearing of the case against a 31-year-old derk, Cheng Yu-sam. on charges M Justice A. D. Scholes in the Criminal Sessions this morning in the absence of the Jury,
of arson continued before
The accused aknitted yester- day making two statements to. the Police but alleged they were not made voluntarily.
the statements will be be
hot admissible in evidence will decided by his Lordship after evidence has been adduced.
Cheng is alleged to have un to 148 Beleber
Ng was charged with two counts of causing the National Industrial Bank to pay in Amoy The question of whether or money amounting to $58,525 on October 8, 1954, by falsely pretending that three cheques for a total of $95,000 drawn by him on the China State Bank were good. Two alternative counts accusing him of having obtained $58,525 credit from the National Industrial Bank by fraud or false pretences were also preferred.
Accused, was alleged to have been the internetary who remitted funds for Chinese from the South Seas through the National Industrial Bank of
China.
He was defended by Mr Patrick Yu, instructed by Mr. Francis H. B. Wong, of Messrs C. Y. Kwan and Co.
Prosperous Year For
Company
The Prosecution, conducted by Mr J. W. D., Hobley, Crown Counsel, assisted by Det Sub-
A prosperous year in the Insp. R Dudman, of the Com mercial Crimes Branch, alleged Life and General Insurance that accused had twingly departments of the Ameri-
his credit. at boll exceeded banks when he drew the Co., Ltd. resulted at an
which cheques
плете sub-
and set fre Street, second Acor а dwelling house, on
February 10, 1955. Alternatively he is alleged to have. on the same date, unlawfully and mall- ciously set fire to the same build- which was an office of the Hongkong and Kowloon Fresh Association, Fish Merchants with intent to injure or defraud
that A further count alleges Cheng unlawfully and malicious- ly set fire to some documents in that building.
Mr D. E. Greenfield, Crown Counsel, is prosecuting, assisted. by Div. Det. Insp. A. Ander- son. Accused is not represented by Counsel.
can International Assurance Indonesian
sequently dishonoured and that extraordinary meeting this
National Industrial Bark morning in the creation of PM Arrives would not have made the 140,000 new shares (at 10s payments in Amey if they had sterling) for distribution to known that this was the case shareholders.
→ FINAL SUBMISSION
combined wha
tree dividend 8%
WLE
The chairman Mr G. M. Hugher attributed "the Company's expansion of In his final submission this and pronts to an increase of more
than 20% in the total amount morning, Mr Yu, after reviewing entrance. the evidence, asked whether the favourable mortarty ratio." Grown had proved that at the passed for the resent what til, and time he made out the cheques the charmmam forecast a dividend of the accused intended to defraud at least 5% on the increased Folding. the National Industrial Bank, and whether he knew and exe de ce loss ratio in
梯
He also mentioned steps taken sa
arance. same cheques The Extraordinary Meeting was pected that the
the 20th Ordinary would be dishonoured and that preceded by
General Meeting of the Company, at to which Mr Hughes, making the chair position he was not in
man's report for the absent Chair- satisfy those cheques,
ac-man of Directora Mr C. V. Starr, Counsel submitted that
Band:
Because 1954 has been a prosper cused had no reason to believe
ous year for the Company in both his cheques would be dishonour- anded and most certainly he did not its life and general insurance depart ATRID able payment of have the intention at that dmete to fecommend the paym to defraud the bank or anybody, tax free dividend to shareholders
drew
to of 8% of the par value of the shares. Counsel
attention what he called the "enlighten-
LIFE SALES UP in the ing story contained
New life sales were up 10% over ledger of the China State Bank the previous year. The total amount regarding accused's account. On of life assurance in force increased October, 8; he said, accused had by more than 20% during the year, and the total life premium income | drawn cheques for a total of was nearly 19% higher than in 1953. just under $100,000 and these These factors, coupled with a fay- had been honoured by the ourrels mortality ratio and an in- Greased incante from invested funds, bank.
have made it possible to transfer a For the past five years, gain of £70,231 trom the Life Re
the Profit and accused had been receiving venue Account, to
from the South Loss Account. remittances
In spite of a light decline in pre- Seng and he expected further¦ remittances on October 8 and mums, the net results obtained by the Company's General Insurance Division were much more favour- able than for the previous' year. The operational grof. including earned interest, for the Company's Fire and Marine business were £4,- 813 and 26.017 respectively. These
were transferred
Temperature
Mene. Maxdınsımı 93.7°F, 1.9°F above normal.
Men Temperature=1.7°F., 16′′F
above normal.
Mean
Minimum
Temperature
74.77 0.9 Fabove normal
Maximum Temperature of 90.5. was recorded on the 2012 and 2541. was recorded on the 13th
Minimum Temperature of Wo°F
Meen Deur Point-72", normal.
Notices
Ike Intant `time of porting shown below are those for “ registered correspondance, posted ** G.P.0. Hongkong, The latest posting times elsewhere which, in general, are earlier than tha G.P.C. dues can, be ascertained by enquiry it the local offies.
The latest posting times for registered articles are, genitally one hour earlier than the times shown below, Particulary regA7G- ing parrei malia can be ascertado- ed by enquiry at any post once.
TUESDAY, JUNE, 7 By Air Philippines. 6 p.m.
Thailand, India, Pakistan. Middle Zast, Great Britain & Europe, 6 p.m.
Karea. p.m.
Hawall USA, 6 p.m.
Japan, 5 pin.
Formicas. Okinawa, è p.m.
Canada, & p.m.
Macao, & ja
By Burlace
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 By Alt Thalland, Malays, N. Indonesia,
Borneo,
A warrant issued by Mx T. Australia, New Zealand Creedon at Kowloon this morn-
of a man
12 round contest: 1. Time signal charged with careless driving Musical Notebook presented by the was cancelled by the Magistrate Hey.
TE Byas,
BJ when defendant turned up in (Studio); 9.30, Motoring Magazine Court about an hour afterwards. A monthly magazine edited and in- froduced by Timothy Birch
Defendunt, Or Yiif-lun, 33, of
R
it needed for ar absolute corded); - 19, Petar- Yorice and his majority in
House Party". (Poulene)
the Victorian Concert Cres. The Mode of Irving 153 Pei Ho Street, ground floor, Legislative Assembly by only Berlin; 10:30. At the Babet. The claimed he had been waiting „London all the time in Mr." "Morris's two votes, it was announced Bym. Orch end. by
Anatola Court. It was only during a re- of the - BaDet”. carly today. There must be aristoulari, Heart
Excerpts from “Gissiler · : (Adams) cess in that Court that he learn¬ recount tomorrow,
After
at and "Sylvia". (Delibes) - Leopolded he was in the wrong Court distribution the Nazis,
preference votes the Liberal tokowski and his Bym. Orch. 10.50 room.
Weather Export; 11. Tims." "Bignal.. The b would help the Country Party candidate for Radio New Roel (London Ralar): federal government to meet Its Bendigo, Mr J. Standstreet, was 115, Goodnight Music; God Save obligations concerning security two votes ahead of Mr Leslie The Queen: 11.30, Glow Dowa
against denied under the
His Worship, who had also estreated deferatant's bail of $500 in his absence, withdrew that order and extended the ball songs Defendant was remanded for
9. 1.5. Thyland. A pm. Tofmoes, 8_D.M. Theland, India, Pakistan, Wides Eart, Great Britain, Europe, 8 pm.
Japan, 8 pm. Indo-Chiné, đ pani
By Burface
-China, People's Republic, 9:30 am.
Thailand, India, Pakelan, noon, Macao, 2 p.m.
Indruesis, 2 pas. Indo-China,. 2. p.m.
9.
"LITTLE RECKLESS" Counsel admitted that accused might have been a little reckless and negligent or careless in uttering the cheques concerned. The Court had had a chance of
demeanour. I seeing accused's the witness box, and although it might be said that he was not a bright, witness, nevertheless he was far from being an untruth- ful witness.
Simounts
Profit and Loss Account.
18 the
We
And Departs
Dr Ali Sastroumidjojo, the.
Prime. Minister, Indonesian arrived at Kai Tak airport by a Daruda Indonesia Airways Con- vair from Canton this morning. en 'route to Djakarta, following talks with the Chinese Premier, at the airfield He remated Mr Chou En-lai for about an hour while the plane refuelled. Then it took off immediately after.
The Police enforced strict security measures at the airfield. About 50 Pakistani Policemen the plane when it SurTcunded came to a stop, after landing.
Nobody was allowed on the tarmac. Press photographers and reporters were not per- mitted
to
the pass outside visitors ·erclosure.
Dr Sastroamidjojo entered the Governor's car after leaving the plane. The car was driven to another part of the airfield where the Prime Minister waited while the plane was refuelled.
total cost of the bulding will be #pproximately $94,500,000.
In the summer of 1934, the Com Jany acquired a piece of property on Ampang Street in Kuala Lumpur, where it bad recently completed the constraction of a four-storey ture known as the American national Buliding. The first floor af This building houses the Company's
Branch Cáce of the American Kuala Lumpur Distict Onics, and a International Underwriter, Latch The balance of the space him been reated to outside temmia.
One of the chief purposes of de quiring ownership of the American. International Building Hongkon back in. 1452 was to proste pere manent home office quartera, Restric. ttor imposed by rent controls have made it extremely difficult to tire mough vacant space in the building to meet the Company's needs How ever, this was accomplished early in 1955 and the thane alice was zguzved to the fourth and fifth floors of the American International Cuilding in March of 1nis, Tear.
The Company's Casualty Insurance operations, however, showed a lar of some £1,169. This was largely occasioned by adverse loss ratios in automobile Insurance and steps have already been takern which believe will remedy this situation.
RECOMMENDATIONS The net gain transferred from the various Revenue Accounts, to the In the light of the evidence, Praft and Loss Account was £74,805. Mr Yu submitted that even if This plus set interest, dividends, the Court disbelieved the ac-and rent of £21,784 give a total of Deducting · expenses, he £96.592
In the Spring of 1954, steps were count given by accused, Directors' fees and provisions for
taken to expand the Company's life should be acquitted if the Court taxes amounting to £9,959, balance
Since that operation in Thailand. found his story was reasonably of £88,033 has been carried to the
Appropriation Account, which now time, the Thailand Branch has been. a Regional Ofice stands at 2182,712. Your Dir riors expanded into Mr Hobley. for the Crown, recommend that amount be handing its own life underwriting and claims. These added facilities sald the maits evidence in the dealt with as follows: transfer to
the Life Contingency Reserve AD- have resulted in an increased. case, was that of Mr
Huang count £10,000; transfer · to the volume of new illa business from Kwok-wo,
official of the Superannuation Fund £6,500; pro- Thailand.
dividemi who posed National Industrial
£11,200, -balancs Nat stated positively that you
carried forward; that he eles012.
Turning to the Balance Sheet, you
true,
Bat
علمة
to
shareholderR
Early in 1959 the Company was
to Burme admitted
where the laternational Under American writers" Barina. Lid, is its repre-
would not have all he had will observe that the reserves and sentative for General Insurance,, ·..
mittances to Amby
It is with profound regret that I received cash cheques from the undistributed profits of the Company
amount to £362.619. This representa have to tell you of the death of accused on October 8, and there an increase of 25.30% over the cor
been a Company Director since 1949. was no reason why he should responding figure for the previous The Hon. Paul, V. MeWalt, who had not be telling the truth. Mr year. The total assets of the Com-
his wise and Company affairs and higher than a year ago. Huang had said he waited for a stand at 21,884.450, 24.29% Mr McNutt was keenly interested in the arrival of the cheques be
Your Directors propose to increase friendly counsel did much to further
་་:་ ita intereste, d the paid-in capital of the Company tore be made the remittances.
Since the last meeting, Mr. B. M from £140,000 to £210,000 by Emming
Foster Hall has resigned es both ong Dew share for every two shares IMPORTANT ASPECT -
now, held by the Shareholders. It is Director and Secretary. 1..hould His Honour.commented that mggested that this increase be like to express sincere appreciation to Mr Foster Hall for the mans this was an important aspect accompiled by capitalising the re-
quisite, parlion, ed the indistributed. contributions, he 'bas made to the of the case which had to be prodis now standing to the credit of Company's advancement. cosidered. If Mr Huang bad the Profit and Loss Accotsert Alt MC 1.7.1., Laudit, has been “apu ant the remittances without Extraordinary General Meeting is to pointed Director to fill the vacancy" be bald immediately after the meet- created by Mr Foster Hati's resignng waiting for the cheques, ne ise to pass the necessary resolutions Came As President; and · Actuary of was not likely to admit that: it for this purpose. I feel wire the the America International Retrains would have been a dereliction Shareholders will agree that this inece Co in Loutt's advice
crease will bring the palagip capital and cousin, seance molders. of duty on his part.
into a position more, confciensurate I have been, of inestionsjale value. Conw Mr Hobley said it was for with the Company expansion in Arranties of his appoinment by the the Court to decide
whether recent years. It is anucipated that Shareholders la necemury.
the Company will."be able to main=r]
Mr Jack Y.H.. Yuan, Alternate 14 could reasonably acccpt in a dividend of not less than 5% elor, tas heen appointed Becrew An Emergency Unit van from accuse a story that remittances on the total increased capital
SINGAPORE OFFICE should like to thank the Direc Central Police Station raced to were sent in advance of the
Chairman; counsel accused, His-HOD
Maço. 6 p.m.
THURSDAY, JUNE By A Philippines, 2 part Guan, Hawaii, USA, 2 pm.
Pakistan. Buzana, India,
Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, & Europe, 6 pm
FALSE ALARM
and permitting the activities of Galvin, Deputy Premier in the A recital of French
kang during Trends Hot Hour-seven days to tether enquiries: the Colonial Secretariat balking choquanging eens in previous reports, our Costumes same and for the canal and
Allet troops in Germany Reuter.
former Labour · Government of "Victoria;---Reuter-
takur over tonight given by Miss Lola a car without dite, care and o'clock this morning after re- our said he had come to the Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICE GRINHAM for Yang Min Yang will sing attenti at the junction of Wahu celving an alarm, only to find conclusion that be had a reason. Massenet, Street and Chatham Rondron 12 was caused by a fault in the able doubt as to the guilt of the and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 melodies of Bizet,
June 5.
electrical alarm system,
accused on all charges. Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong Gounod, and others.
De Company's Legoki Hesa Shusholders; and, the : Daredory, Omo Bulting in Sinapore. Bilde Exulcance to LEADS BODY Have now been acceptor the 1s both the. Ofice Buff to and sh constrictions of this building, and 13 | Aceroy Force for the able: manswer, is expected that if actin) wocky wil i feminada, they have dlaczaryadi, Cimeti cocamos in about fan, daya kha Vrces,
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