1948-03-10 — Page 16

BUREN

THE 'FERFECT

SWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1948.

DISAPPOINTING FOOTBALL Fanling Times

Visitors From Java Make Poor Debut

1,000,000 WORDS ON H.K.

The

Ottawa, Mar. 8. Canadian Govern- ment intende to table about 1.000.000

words

of

hitherto unpublished evi. dence on the defence of Hong Konx in the Rouse of Commons this week.

Only one copy of the eviderice, taken by a Royal Commission in 1942. Is be ing tabled because of the heavy printing cost.

Many Canadians were eaptured in the fighting before Hong Kong fell Lo the Japanese.--Kruter.

National Callover

The callover

Landon, Mar.

the Lincoln.

the

shire Handicap, winning. Saturday, March 13. Grand National Steeplechase. Tuning at Aintree, Liverpool, an March 20, was held at The Vie toric Club, London, tonight.

The prices offered were:

Hong Kong Eleven Toshack In

Wins Easily

The selectors of the China Olymple football team learnt very ifttle from the trial game between the Java Chinese and a team drawn from Chinese teams on the island, in a game at Caroline Hill yesterday in which Hong Kong beat Java by four clear goals. The display of the Java team was little or no bet- ter than that put up by Manila a fortnight ago. The team possesses at most only two players worthy of any recognition for the honour, of representing China in the forth- coming Olympic games.'

Missed Penalty

Kong

were

Generally, the whole teaming and with the Hong incked ball contral, were weak team better at heading in their clearances and woeful often at a disadvantage. by wenk in front of goal. Only two players deserved any con- «iferation and they wem Ong

Hong Kong attacked from the Liong-tak, the left inck, und Kivew Hong-xing, the left wing. start and it won not long before The local team, composed they took this lend when Law mostly of Slug Two players, Chung-song sent in a hard drive had the visitors outplayed and to upon the score. Not long af outpositioned throughout theter Fang King-cheong, who had match and had they not slacken-been combining well with Ho ed, the score cat.ld eneily have Ying fim, remeived a good centre and netted with a good effort. A "gift" penalty was missed by the Java team and shortly after La Shul-wing placed Hong Kong further ahead with a good

The local Intermediate line was in great form. Lau Chung

ang and Chang Kam-hol had the opposing attack bottled frat time drive.

rately

tuck

Top Form

Launceston, Mar. 8. Ernie Toshack, New

bowler, who hnd

South pace

Starting Times for the Over and Un- [der 243" Match to be played at Fanling

Bunday next, March 14,

Minalen will be played as both courses and Four Balie on the Old Course only. Members not playing in the "match"ure ted TO RITATIE their times

cordingly.

a to pass

OLD COURSE

2.21 A. E. Blissman-D. 8. Rabb, 9.1 K. 8. Robertson-R. T. Me Mullen, 9,40 E. 3, T. Mitchell-X. A. Brown RAU H. 28, Mundy-W. 0. Davies, 0,48 H, O. Storemas-Wella-M. D. Tĺghe, P.BX 2. A, R. Selby-8. 8., Gordon, 9,50 J, Linaker-N. 1, Bookery 10.00 J. A. D. Morrison-W, 8, Hay,

10.08 D. II. Blake---W. A. Nicholas.

Wales left arm medium 10.04 E. P. Birentfield-L. Jackson. panel of four doctors before he 101 R. M. Keown D. Pringle. could be passed fit to tour Eng-10. R. G. Craig-B. land with the Australian team this summer, came right back into form hero today during the

second touring side's match against Tasmania.

Toshack had the Tasmanian

trial

batamen in trouble, taking five for 24 and, with the help of

Blmard. 10,10 E. W. Groves—E. I. Kalnabury.

NEW COURSE 0.32 1, W. Bhewan-P, D. Hunter, 9.44 It. R. Malcolm-P. R. Machay. 9,40 H. R. Cleland-R, K, Collings, 144 W. V. Abern~~~R, G. Gray. 9.43 1. A. Berry-1.. Coldman. sat W. N. A, Bmalley--D, L. Prophet, 9.50 J, Aiebarter-W, 21,- Lydell, 10,00 F, G, Harrison-A, Mabb, 10.04 2. Farben-W, Stoker. 10.00 f. 7. D. Lowell, C. Watson, 10.18 J. Prentice-K. F. Noble, 10.16 C. E. Brookhart, D. Xite. 10.30 D. C. Davia-F, Verel.

Bill Johnson, who took two for 28, had them dismissed for 128. W. A. Brown (66) and Arthur Morris (61) put on 127 runs for the first wicket and | wan laid the foundation for the Australians' close of play score of 224 for four,

Keith Miller, who scored 16, gave a bright display. He hit one six and was caught in at- tempting another big hit, while Sam Loxton had scored 48 not out by the time stumps were drawn. Reuter.

RUGGER STAR DEAD

Listowel |Greeted Protest

By

Singapore, Mar. 0.

Cina: Processing Undertaken.

Projection Room Serviceable.

ASIA PHOTO SUPPLY

10 Ice House St.

SHIPPERS' FIRST Beat Kowloon In Yacht Race

The "Shippers" sailing team scored their first vie- tory last Sunday morning when they defeated a Kowloon Team by 41 points to 35 points in a team race held at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club.. The weather was ideal for ding- lies with plenty of wind, and all 12 dinghies got away to a good start. Hancock in "Cos- sack" dinghy led at the first mark, followed by Browne In "Theseus II" dinghy, and these two gradually gained a long lead over the rest to finish well in front in that order.

Ite Comack (Ranevek, Brez 'K') LATAM IA Torsaus 1 frowne 81100051 Theseus I (Whitehorse, Reun

man "K".......... 1. 1,10,32 Gambia 21 (Christenwes 'F').... 1.11.40 Stanwellery V [Barrett *8′), 1.18.30 Gambia † (Burn, Wilmott B) 2,14,10 3,17,40 10 (Dekker 8') .......................... flerk (Miu Cantinher "K").. 119,00 Adamant VI (Wright, Mi18

1.20.03 Lovely "K') D.8. (Lane, Nicholson 'K')....... 1,29,10 Maroon (Williams, Mrs. Flumeur

Themena 111 (Grnery, Mina Schlee

Result: Shippera Kowtoun

Diqli

D.N.P.

41

10

7

В

The league now stands as follows:

Team

Raced Won Pla

H.K. Residents

Royal Nevr

11.K. Government

Despatches from Kuching sold | The "Shippers" today that thousands demonstrat- Kewigan Residents. ed last night for restoration of the 'Crown Colony of Sarawak as an_independent Monarchy.

The demonstrations occurred upon the arcival of Lord Listowel, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs.

The despatches sald hundreds not wanted in Sarawak dew in of banners rending "colonisation villages throughout the Colony,

land of Sarawak, a

►

The team race fixture for next Sun- day morning is Kowloon Residents (Captain Hancock) versum Hung Kong Residents (Mr. Conte) A pleasing number of Dutch and Nor wegian members are now taking on interest in these team races and it la

WIN

PROBE IN LIBYA

Tripoli, Mar. 8. Mounted police patrolled the main streets here to- day when the four-power commission on the former Italian colonies began a probe of gonditions la Liby

1

The police were on patrol . as part of the general pre- cautionary arrangements following the rioting tast month. Reuter.

Everett Purchases

Everett Steamship, Corpora- hoped sonn 10 see an "International" tion has received advice from Team event at Kellet Jaland,

There were 1 starters for the Sun- the United States Maritime day afternoon race but the wind wa. Commission that the contracts light and thaky behind Kellet island for the purchase of four, and only 2 dinghies crossed the line Cimavi typo vessels have bech. at the starting gun, the rest strug signed, The vessels ard the kling down tide for 10 minutes or M/S "Coastal Champion," M/S mare before catching the wind and "Conatal croving the starting line. The re suli wro

Buccaneer," MYM/B⠀ "Studding Sall" and M/S 2 "Hawser Bend." All four ships Gambla 11 (Kino, Miss Cantopher) 1.14.00 have been under bareboat char- pa

4

Gommature | (Aton)

E

2

4

Marcon (Beston)

21 2

Stonecutters V (Graham)

2

Blanésiters 1 (Wright)

Moneouiters IV (Hancock)

Coal Theft From Ship

Was

oll

1.29.30

ter to Everett Steamship Cor- 1.64.40 poration since early 1947, and 1.66.83 deliveries will be 2.01.25 March

Theseus 11 (Grey, Miss P. Lossby) D.N.F. Stanceuiters it (Gracey)

Yellow (Chambler)

H.B. (Hons)

Adamans IV (Barrett)

N

*

There was good turn uut On

Saturday but the lack of wind in the harbour caused the race to be ahaŋ- duned.

Dragon

effected in

nt which time these ships will be renamed "M/S- "Malaya Everett," M/S "India"

M.B Everett,"

"Philippine Everett" and M/9 China Everett" respectively.

The Lineulnshire: Twenty to 'fbeen doublerl. one Clarion and Flexton offered. 22 to 1 taken, 22 to 1 Cresta Cup *ffered, 25 to 1 tuken. 25 to Philadelphe and Kasale offered,

London, Mar. 9. 28 totaken. 28 to') Watchlight Providential and Patron Saint,

F. Landers, better known as all taken and offered, 43 10 up from the start and as a re-

In the second half Hong Kong "Mossie" Landers, former Irish

The U.S. Multimo Commis-- Aigle Rayut, Bellick and Lord sult Tam Kwan-kon in goal was slackened down considerably. rugger international and one

afon has extended. the churtérs Nelson, all taken und offered, 33

troubled. Lau Chung Kwok' Ying-kee

was the only of the best full backs ever pro

Wong Kam-fook, 30.

on the M.S Turke Hend” and to Lucky Jordan offered, 40 to

Bees Gorseong was a bagful of stamina forward to make any real effort duced by Ireland, has died at

as a watchman I taken. 33 to

50,000 employed

The first Dragon to be built in M/S "Carrick Bend" which uffered. 40 to 1 All Red taken and was everywhere the ball to score but failed miserably on his home in Cork.

square miles on the north-west board the .. "Alipur" at the Hong Kong since the War was out make up the balance of the and offered, 40 to Kilbela Bay was. In the defence he was cool several occasions when well He played for Ireland half coast of Borneo, was ceded to 'time the ship was at Kowloon for a trial ssil on Saturday afternoon | Everett Orient Line fleet which

under pressure and in the at-placod. Hong Kong's fourth a dozen times in 1904 and 1905 Britain as a Crown Colony two Docks.

and has gone back to the builders for han and will continue to serve, On Feb. 18 he was on duty minor adjustments and completion, the Philippines, China, Koren, was always a potential goal came from Lau Chung- and was for 50 years a mem-years ago by Sir Charles Vyner

sang who netted from a free ber of the Cork Constitution Brooke, last of the "White Ra- when nine tons of coal were The remaining 6 of the first batch of

Jupai, Indo-China. these Yachts will also soon be ready.

Slam, danger when in possession.

Johs." Kuching is its capital. kicked outside the penalty aren, | Rugby Football Club,

Three weeks ago 15 organisstolen from the ship by (It was

Malaya, Cruisers

Burma, India; and. In the closing

King alleged) Chan Cheng, 41-year- petitioned

Ceylon, There is a Plenie Race for crubèr George VI to restore Sarawak's old unemployed, and Lee Wah

next Sunday staning from Keller kai, 69-year-old odd-job coolicaland at 10.30 a independence,

Lord Listowel went to Sorn- wak to investigate the situation. A. Blair-Kerr at Kowloon yea When charged before Mr. W. -Associated Press.

terday, with neglect of duty, Chan told the Court that he was in the bows of the ship Kellet Island on Monday, March 15. Committal proceedings were the time of the alleged theft when the new articles of association commenced against Tsang Sub-Inspector J. S. Hoivarth will be proposed and discussed. AKwong, a convict at Stanley said that of a quantity of coat 5.30 p.m. and Queen's Pier at 5.40 fellow prisoner, Tsang Wan, hoat will leave Kowloon Pulice Pier Prison, charged with wounding intended for the "Alipur" nine

al Commissar offered, 50 to 1 token, 40 to 1 Patehotly offered. 50 to 1 Helicon and Milelte both taken and offered, 50 in 1 Donina, Clever Lad and Privy Purse offered.

Fung The Brains

stages Java In his early days, Landerr tions there The Grand National: 180 to 8

hed at least three scoring was also a Reen oaraman and Silver Fome taken arid offerest.

Fung King-cheung was the chances but were weak in their a fine cricketer.. 20 to 1 Rowland Roy offered, 22

brains of the local attack.shooting.

After his playing days were to 1 Raimond offered; 25 to

Java One Buan-dŝing; Tino Boeig-tjong taken. 28 to i Canglion taken and Splendid in he ball control ke

and Ong Llung-lak: Ory Blon-tion, Thim over, he was for many years a offered.

Conn displayed a rare gift of distri-say-keo and the Tiongho; Rho Tilden, member of the Irish five-selec 20 to Lough. offered, 33 to 1 taken. 28 to 1bution and rarely wasted a ball. Tan Hong-wal, Oh Bein-len, in Thingoln Lion committee.-Reuter. Revelry, Happy Home and Crome and Ho Ying-fan had the op-rad Kiew Honging. well offered, Lakers and offered. 33 to 1 Weevil posing defence on the run from Yunan and Thang Chung-wen: Tam offered. 40 to 1 Cloncarrig taken the start and the Intorpassing Kwan-ing, Chang Sam-hol and offered, 40 to 1 War Risk. between these two players was First of the Dandies, Loyal An a treat to watch. Lal Shui-wing cheong, Kwok Ying-ker, Lat Shui-wing trim and Housewarmer, all offers displayed good form and and The Kam-h

33 to 1

Kinxian

ed. 50-to-1-Prince-Regent-taken ave the opposing defenco-noj and offered, 50 to 1 Soda offered. --Reuter,

Precautions At Valley

Kwok chance to settle down. Yi-g-kee tried hard but had no luck.

..

Alterations to certain struc- tures at the Race Courae to Avoid accidents in future to jockeys and ponies are being The visitors did not diaplay made by workmen labouring much pood ball control. Their any and night to complete the

Kwan-kon; Hau

and Jay

Chung-ang; Ilu Ying-fan. Pony King-

Chatham Rd. Scrap Haul

General Meeting Members are reminded of the Ex- raordinary General Meeting of the Yacht Club being held at 6 p.m. t

CONVICT IN COURT

on March 8, tona, were loaded on to a junk/pm. in" addition to the short trips with: intent to murder him, at·

alongside the ship.

across from the B.A.T. steps.

coal. take

Was

Persistent the nient Ministry of Communica- said SI Howarth, would

He had

Been

Offender

LIGHT BLUES ON RIVER

Putney, Mar. 8.

At 2.80 p.m. The Cambridge Univeralty Wong -Chiwai,-a-watchman of

Central Magistracy before - Mr. Boat Race crew arrived FOOTBALL ON

of To load. nine tons here the Chinese National Govern.

F. X d'Almuda yesterday: " today and went, out on

Inspector MacPherson katās? SCUTTERS

Thames for the first time

Defendant itions, brought to Tsimtsatsui quite some time,

that accused was serving a The R.NA. Depot Sports Club their new boat, despite having Police Station Chan Tam-mul should have known what

term for armed robbéry. At Hau Yung-sang and Chang have arranged an inter-cluls Football had a three-hour motor coach (35) and Ngan Chung (25), going on.

about 7.30, s.m. on Jan., 29, the Kam-hoi were outstanding in Match, "Married v Single" at Stonę, the Hong Kong defence

Defendant was fined $250, or and cutters on Friday K.O. 5 p.m. Four run from Cambridge,

then removing

Banished in January this prisoners numbering 188, vere They have planned to row some scrap iron from the rail three months hard labour." with their fast tackling and members, Meuri. Brown, Luff, Mac-

year, Liu Fong (17) was taken lined up in two rows preparatory first time clearance did not give (nivas and White, are leaving for the the full course on Wednesday road at Chatham Road.

Chan and Lee, charged with into custody by Detectives 988 to starting for the day's work. U.K. in the near future.

afternoon. Today, they pad Inquiries made by Det. Kwan larceny, was formally remand- and 1023

Street. Accused produced a dagger and Shantung the visitors much chance,

The following teams, hare been, died four miles and showed Kui revealed that the two men ed for one week, as were Cheng near Thistle Street, at '10.30 attacked Tsang Wan, - causing selected >.

pleasing rhythm and strength. were employed by Chung Sui Ngan (81) conlyard foki, and am, on March 7, as a return thres wounds in his back, the **Married"; Ments. Luscombe, Me-

Oxford, at present having a fuk (48), coolie living on board Chong Kin, (23), kicking at times was weak and Lead and Price: Connors, White and "breather" at Eastbourne, will sampan 667, and. Leung Falkeeper, (both represented by

coalyard banishee.

victim had to be taken to hos

work before Saturday.

they were too prone

His records showed that he pital. A dagger was found in to clear Hughes; Blake, Gemmel, Hosess,

make their first appearance (50), unemployed, to remove Mr. Marcus da Silva) on the was sentenced to eight strokes accused's possession after the The two lower beams inside under pressure at all costs with Turner and Carpenter.

"Single": Mesurs, Primrose: Dyche here on Wednesday. Reuter..

-charge of receiving. the stables have been dis-the-result that their pusses in- mantled. It was against one variably found an opponent. In and Urquhart: Brown, Anstis and Bird; Meniven, Wheeler, Etles, missed Martin god Luff. at these beams that Tang Man- front of goal they

"Sunshine," several golden opportunities. Sports Secretary "Wally" Wallace mounted on wa,

forward in will referee and Jack Shepherd will struck his head and sustained There was not

the attack of Lai Shui-wing or attend a trainer. Invitations have fatal injurios on Feb, 28,

been forwarded to all mémbers, The Iron railings leading Chang Kam-hol's capability. from the paddock to the course are being replaced by a foot high concrete fence.

GOVERNOR'S CUP

the iron.

The visitors' game suited the

defented Lieutenant Commander five loent team admirably. They resorted too much to high kick-

America Takes A

At Russia

Slap At

Washington, Mar. 9.

The Senate today voted to reduce sharply the shipment of American Industrial goods to Russia and her satellites.

Rotary Meeting

1.

FOOD PARCEL

FUNDS,

on Dec. 18 for being a member of an unlawful society and breach of axpulsion' order.

Appearing before Mr. W. A. Blair-Kerr yesterday, Liu wan

A total of $5,700 has been collected sentenced to a

year's hard labour and recommended for Children and donated to the "Food amongst the Hong Kong Schpol re-banishment,

Parcels to Britain" Fund to send, Bub-Inspector J. S, Howarth sweets to school children-> prosecuted.

and expulsion on Nov. 17 Inst98sault by Prison officers, 25 Chan, Ngan and the detective Chan and Cheng Kin were for larceny; and three months' ·After evidance), from”, the SQUASH" TITLE went to Pitt Street. There he additionally, charged with being imprisonment, 12 strokes and Wardor on duty the case was

London, Mar, 8 saw Chung and Loung offering found on enclosed praemises recommended for banishment remanded till March 18. Mahmoud El Kari, the Egypt a quantity of scrap iron to a without a permit. lan, made good start in the marine-store denler. near the defence of' his British open waterfront. squash rackets title, which he won four months ago, when he A. Seymour-Hayden by 9-4, 9-5, The following have been chosen to represent the

In the first round of the champ H.K.F.A. agains CINAAF, in the Second Match of Jonships at the Lansdowne Club

today. the Governor's Cup Competition on

Mahoud's tank was by Bunday at the Caroline Hill ground

***** | meuna an easy ons, at 5.30 p.m.2

HEFA-Lick (Club),

Il:ut-Com, Seymour-Hayden, Gorano (St. Joseph's), Soutar (R.A.7.), Anfit and agile, played well, part derson (RAF) Captain, Forrowicularly in the third game, when (Club), Parvin (Navy), Xavier (B. He did well to take 10 points 2-7 behind, he drew up to 8-8. Joseph), Weller (Club), Sewell from the champion.—Reuter. (R.A.F.), Kiernan (laxiske) and Bates (25th R.A.).

| (Policy),

bead

Ru`(R.A.),

Gordan

AN UNUSUAL

OFFENCE ·

Charged before Mr. W. H. Latimer at Kowloon yesterday of approxi- with the larceny

China's historic north-west mately 800 cattles of scrap iron, Chung and Leung were the cradle of China's 4,000 fined $100 (or three weeks' year-old civilisation, was lima hard labour),

lighted by Bishop Andrew Y. Inspector J. Orem prosecuted. Y. Tau in a talk before Hong Kong Rotary at the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden yesterday.

The speaker was thanked by Col E. J. R. Mitchell.

Visiting Rotarians welcomed by the President Included Dr. A most unusual' offence re- SKATING. MEET (Club) and Creig;]

The 1848 Spring Skating sulted in Ko. On, 28, appearing A Stewart Allen from Chung- before Mr. J. G. Conklin at king Fulton Freeman from Тема

Gala Meet is scheduled to start Central yesterday charged with Relping Richard Service from Mr. A. McAlpine. The action, viewed as a direct slap | bls. opposition in ERP. He said that, The players and, reserves hure from 7 to 11pm to-morrow at

Swatow... "peaceful man," be been requested to play an exhibition the Tin Lok Skating Rink unlawfully injecting water in Tsingtao and Philip Trol from

'to the 'carcase of a chicken at at the Bovies, come without dissent while

Among the large number of during the debate on the European was convinced that Russia was pre-match against the Java Football Lytton Hill Road

the chicken slaughter, room-of Recovery Plan shortly after denatur paring to make war on the United Team on Tuesday at Caroline Hill An attractive programme the Central Market on Monday. guests present were. General of eleven events has been ar He was convicted and fined the from Canton, Dr. W. D. Gilkey, Gaston Wong and Dr. Rizenbach Kenneth McKellar (Democrat, Ten-States and, was taking over Euro- ground at $ po

ranged. PANELSPRE nessee)

urged the United States pean cations to build up her strength, had

The $1.20 and $2.40 (tax in maximum of $500, or Rev. Dr. C. J. Harth, Franis Communier

nations! The Senate vote on Russia wsi an purpose in view-Il Russia... takes held on Friday at 5.15 p.m. to Tand,

Yung Kal-kwong, Shau Pan-tal Shield, T. H, Hesketh W. Lon, amendment fo the ERP bill ponsored over a basion or attempts to do

and Bzeto (Wali Senster

William Knowland (Re our haion will take, the lead In de discuss the sending off the by

other fald of three players, Ip Wal

loung (Kitches F.C.) and Tam publican California Semafor Van fending that nation and all

Igava-his blessing. It free nations of Europe."

antes He said Rusia should be put

be put on Kong-pak, and Fung Kwan-aing would embargo, l) United States exports to Russia and her satellites notice that if she tries to take over (K.M. Buby2in match Tast of goods needed to fill ERP require anyone European restory, we Saturday The projected visit are at the service of these nailons to Canton of the Kwong Wah mments. Koawiand, salt & Child and will help them', maintainTM" their]

Benalor

infoducts now shipped to Individuality and Indipendence. Football team in \mapy Russia and arhich he maintare United Pres

to use force if necessary to prevent He urged that the American arma A mosting of the Emergency

ed forces be put into fighting cons Sub-Committee of the H.Kclusive) Kate-money proceeds

affect

brigg

months.

United Kingdom.

Exceptional Decree Issued By Pontiff

thp

Vatican CIL W In an exceptional decree today, the Pope, granted Catholics throughout the world an oppor➡ tunity to help friends and relatives killed in the last war get from 1

| Purgatory to Heaven; holds that the faithful, even Catholics

The Roman Catholle Church Easter Sunda

selure of more Eurodition at once. "with one distinc Football Association will be go to the Tung Wab Hospital ko told the Court that he had Short, H. J. Johsen, H. though their sins are forgiven atraments, penance

led to build up the Soviet

ding, »llowever, some 'starch

ood fi could

be sent to Kushia

Secretary of

onthe

s

This sort of thing murt MUST STOP

Chow

paid $6.40 for the chicken. He purchased it for his own con sumption, and there would, bé nc sense, in his putting water into it.

INDECENCY CASE

Bilia, of the

before death, often remain" In | Elchärlet y It "temporal punishment-due⠀⠀ to nulsory for Catholica,“

in which must be remitted pair of mortal sinj betwee

[ through suffering in Purgatory "trit" Bunday in "Lent da

before their admittance into Trinity Bunday, 0 But fo Heavon.

purposes of this 2. It was unbounced, today, that only, the period of! the Pope had "granted living is limited, to the Catholles-thew, right to gain Palm Sunday and bourers of the Talkoo plenary indulgence, not for] day,

inery pleaded "dire themselves but for per

TAIKOO WORKERS SENTENCED

they, ad died as a result of

of lead Conditions for nklin at indulgence déin

mission: OLAR

Purgatory: