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SHINEERING"

INCIDENT

AT LAHEJ EXPLAINED

Sultan Considered Mentally. Deranged

CHINA MAIL

Ta Kung Pao Publisher's Dock Statement

(Continued from Page 1)

40 Wun

to

we discover a wrong we right t by straightforward criticism, for words do not appear rellet funds, or the embargo, both exemple the Tung Tau village that such In the dictionary. What accord- ing to him, appeared in

of which we have criticised. the

Where truth reaches and strikes, dictionary

jok. The game translator had sold that our paper reaches and strikes.

do' 10 sat" is a new term, to The last thing we would

sit in a Hongkong armchair and about the Bamboo Curtain. write

"What we conside? dangerous in this Colony is the nart people of various organisa- whelming presence

tion who decide measures which often are based on these rumours."

FOURTH POINT ·

lek” an old one,

London, Apr. 28. British Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton said today the Governor of Aden- con- sidered the conduct of the ruler of the south Arablan town of Lahej, Sultan Fadhl Abdul Karim, gave ground "men- for believing he is

"Now I want to take in oppor- tally deranged."

unity of explaining. I say now that they are the same words. why the British, This word "lok" is composed by That was Alen Governor, Mr Hickin-zveral trokes and the conclud botham, took "quick and detering strokes are composed of a mined" action und

which ordered Chinese character Im troops into Luhej an April 21, appears the meaning of a sword, the Colonial Secretary told the or in the unstent days, a spear.

Since the introduction the

of House of Commons.

use of firearms the term for "to lak" had been transferred to "To sat"

"The Arst time that this term sat" was used by the Chinese Press was un May 3, 1925, in

Shanghai

1

Mr Lyttelton said that though the Governor visited Lahel and did his utmost

help the Sultan, there were continued progressive de- reports of ferioration in the affairs of the State. This was brought to a Phead by a report on April 14 that the Sultan had authorised the killing without trial of two an inquiry, the In reply to Sultan had virtually admitted that the Emirs, distant cousins of his, had been killed by his orders, claiming proof of their conspiracy against his life,

Emirs..

Mr Lyttelton said there had been other incidents, though not this, which had Eo serious caused anxiety.

Sultan DIT

GOVERNOR'S ADVICE With Mr Lyttelton's approval, the Governor had informed the April 20 that he should come to Aden for medical! treatment and that an indepen dent inquiry should be held by the judge of the Colony.

When the Sultan ted to the Yernen the

over- of rumoliss

various

Judge: Your views on the

oliy of American imperialism ere irrelevant,

Coming

to his fourth point, the first accured sakt: As point- ed out in the short commentary published in the Peking People's

measures actuple; Dally, many are in pursuance of the will of American imperialism. the

International Settlement, whe

when the.. assacre that it is the policy of American

massacre of Chinese workers took place, imperialism

Court The case went before the or low and the judge questioned why when the frind took place they did not fire' into the sky. inter- Eventually, the proper prelation was found to be shoot to kill.

EXTREMELY DIFFICULT "So in the Chinese language it is extremely difficult to master the understanding of it especially when the translation of such. language is to be done into a toreign language,

Toiled on the imperialists is wrong.

day, the town Lahej was OCEL Governor's orders by Aden troops without incident.

Steps were taken to ensure that law and order were main- inined pending the election of a Council of Regency by the traditional electoral body of the

· Sultanate.

My Lyttelton said the Cover nor had since rezuried that it was hoped that the troops would withdrawn not later that April 20 or 30.

the

was the

The accused explained that it was relevant in that it with closely connceled Peking commentary and sald; It Is the dislike of the Americans vrd borne out

in their im- China perialistic policy to see

maintain friendly and Britain

relations,

In his final point, the accused began by rhetorical question and when told by the Court he was not entitled to ask questions stated "I

say that in some cireles Hongkong there are people who are in support of the pelley of American imperialism and are in fact pursuing 1. Hence often notice annfriendly at- mosphere, injustice and unlaw-

ful circumstances,

I

Another term is imperialism.. What was used in the short commentary, was the equivalent

of meaning imperialism and not imperialists,

What does this word imperialism stand for? 1 say that it represents any one pet on or group pursuing policy of

of imperialism, Strictly penking, from the translator's

"I feel that the reason for the of view, to point

say that the misunderstanding which cul- word should be translated asminated in my being charged with edition is in fact based on It is because this word im-these five points," continued the perialism in

in fact represents * accused. "I say again that my group of people.

being charged was in connection "The second point is that I at-with the publication of a correct, tribute the lack of understand-truthful and immensely news- ing and ignorance of the newly-worthy republication born People's Republic of China

REFUSE RUMOURS "The Ta Kung Pro in Hong- Coupled with political prejudice.

*From the Chinese stand-kong is confronted with

correct report on the circum- undersland other nations, such stances of our Fatherland. We as France. Great Britain and refuse rumours which

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point in order that he has to

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may

Established 1845

TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1952.

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

t

3.14

T. 34. Reg. 1, PL ON.

Cher, 1962 by MUA Sainza, las,

"We quarrelled and she broke her engagement and marched out-I get an extra soda out of it!"

Communists Study "Secret Solution'

To Truce Problem

Munsan, Apr. 29,

United Nations negotiators marked time to- day as top-level Communist leaders studied a Unit- ed Nations "secret overall solution" which could bring an armistice in Korea,

Murder Trial

Follows Alleged Suicide Pact

in

you can

the fruit

FANCONS

The tragic story of a suicide pact ---- resulting in the death of a woman and the survival of her lover

was related when a 21-year-old village student, Chan Kiu-heung, appeared on trial before the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, in the Criminal Sessions this morning, for the murder of his sweet- heart, Li Siu-lan, 19, in Kowloon boarding house on February 9 last.

a

The two young people were forind unconscious and in a critical condition by the room-boy. Two bottles of lysol lay by the bed.

Crown Counsel said that the two parties were so much in love with one another that they preferred to die together rather than live apart.

Appearing for the Prosecution.

is Mr Patrick Yu. Crown Coun- sisted by Del. Insp. T.

Kavanagh,

The accused is defended by Mr A. J. Clifford, Instructed

by Mr A. R. O'Dowd-Booth,

The Jury empanelled com- Prices

four men and three womon,

Before the trial began this morning, Mr Clifford apologised to the Court for not being present yesterday. He said he had explained the circumstances 10 his Lordship in chambers,

FIRE ON

SHIP

Put Out After” A 3-Hour Fight:

Vancouver, Apr. 28. A fire broke out in

the

and how he came to consider hold of the de luxe 530-foot that the Court was to sit at passenger freighter Don. 10.30 am, and not at 10 a.m.gedyk today and firemen He had the gravest apology to

drowned it after a three. make for not having checked the time the trial was to com- hour battle.

mence.

Eight passengers, the crew of Chief Justice: Il's all right, Mr80 and 138 longshoremen were Clifford. It was the Jury that evacuated safely, the agents had wasted the day.

reported.

Mr Clifford: I am very sorry, my Lord.

UNUSUAL AND SAD The Prosecutor lold the Jury that the case was at onte unusual and sad-musual because the sisted of the fact that

only criminal aspect of it con-

The agent said water was pumped Into the vessel to eliminate the danger of the

ship 11,000-ton

turning over from the weight of the water

poured aboard by firemen

Firemen

believed the blaze

cordials

|

Living Language

Why we say Nest-

egg.

To put by a littlo nest-egg” means to put a sum of money in the hank against one's re- tirement. IL comes from the custom of placing a pitcher or dummy egg in a hen's nest to induce it to lay

renl

one beside ft. "nest- Figuratively, a er" in the bank is an Inducement for more to be added to II,

F

Mail Notices

Latest Umes of posting of un- "registered" correspondance at tha General Post Office and Kow- loon Post Omcer the latest Limes of posting for registered articles are generally an hour aller than the times indicated below. Partietsiärs regarding parcel mals may ba chiained by en quity at any Post Office.

TUESDAY, APRIL 29

By Air

p.m., as

Japan, 6 b.m. Thai Airways, Formoso, Okinawa, UB.A... Canada, B. p.m., N.W.A.L.

By Surface Macao, 13.30 p.m.; Lee Hong/Tak Shing.)

Malayo. 2 p.m., as Hanyang, Indonesia, 2 p.m., ss Foochow Slam 2 p.m. `as Hera,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 10

By Air

Ceyloni, W. Great Britain,

Malaya, Batres,

8 am, ya B.O.A.C.

Philippines. Quem

Pakistan.

Europe,

Howall,

man and started when electrical equip.9.A., Canada, 1 s.m., P.A.L.

..

a woman agreed to commit sul-ment was being moved into the cide together and as a result the No. 3 hoid, where cars were woman died and the man sur stored,

bepause the oniy The Holland America vcasel cause which could be properly. was cooked at the pier just next attributed to this "tangle" was to the Grandgrow terminal because the two parties were so wharf, which was destroyed last much in love with one another Wednesday in a fire which caused that they preferred to die to-damage estimated at $4,000,000. gether rather than live apart.

An official said 375 fremen and

For the first time in six months, truce discussions at Panmunjom have come to a complete halt. This fol-vived-sad lowed the request of the Communist delegates yesterday for an indefinite reccas after the Allies had proposed an "overall solution for the remaining unsolved issues stand- ing in the way of a military armistice in Korea."

Today there was widespread agreement among observers that the Allied secret proposal was in the nature of a concession.

The fact that the Communists asked for a recess to study the

of this. The history of the 045 month-old talks shows clearly that the Communists previously have rejectett on the spot pro posals with which they did not agrey.

Mr Lyttelton said this action, America, he has to read about possibly be utilised to enhance precasals, they said, was proof

24;

SAILOR

ASSAULTS SUB-INSP.

i

cannot

n

or

love

on

coun-

Illegal Entry

Ten persons, including eight women and a 14-year-old boy, came before Mr Y. K. Yung at Kowloon this morning charged with illegal entry Into the Colony.

a motor

ди

and

left

went to

not

pt

"You may well ask how this 17 pieces of equipment were on charge of murder came to be the acene of today's blaze within

out preferred against the accused," an hour after it broke the Prosecutor went on. The about 5.30 p.m. GMT.

The Dongedyk law is, subject to his Lordship's

arrived here learned direction, it two parties from Scattle only a few hours agreed to commit suicide, one of before the fire broke. out.

'A them died and the other sur spokesman for Royal Mail Lines,

Dongedyk; re vived, then the survivor is guilty agents for the * iw of murder, hence this ported

that the passengers trial"

were taken off the ship with- out incident" shortly after the

broke out. Bre

"For the time, being the vessel has been evacuated," he said.

Outlining the facts of the case. 7 Mr Yu said that on February this year a man and a woman tonit a room in a boarding house in Kowloon, where they spent

the evening.

Leo

Formosa, 11 aậm,, C.A.T. U.S.A., Canada, 3 p.m., P‚Ă‚A. Malaya, Indonesia, Austrália, New Zealand. 3 p.m., C.P.A.

Japan, Kores, 5 p.m., B.O.A.C. Formosa, 5 p.m., H.K. Airways.

By surface Macao, 12.30 p.m.;-6 p.m., Hang/Tay Shing

China, People's Republic, 9.36

Malaya, 2 p.m., so Surat. Indo-China, 3 pm, as Elabath.

THURSDAY,, MAY 1

By Ar

train via Canton,

Slam Burma, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 9 a... via B.O.A.C.

Indo-China, France, French North & West Africa. 3 p.m. Alg Vietnam, Philippines, N. Borneo. A p.m.

',

By Surface Macao. 14,30 p.m.; 'p.m. Lee Fong/Tak Shing.

China, People's Republic, 9.00, 16. train via Canton,

Malaya, Indonesia. Twangi.

5

p.m. Japan. 2 p.m. m Sinking..

The vessel, with accommoda- They let the following Mon for 52 passengers, had morning but on the same been scheduled to sail on Friday SPY

RING

evening they returned to the from Vancouver to Tacoma, San boarding. house and booked Francisco, Los Angeles and another room.

North European ports United ROUNDED UP

BOY'S DISCOVERY Abgu! 3.30 1.1.

the

morning of February 9, the man

was seen to go out of his room and return shortly afterwards About 15 minutes later, the room-boy smell sirong smell

Press.

HUKS ATTACK

VILLAGE

of lysol, On Investigation he A found the man and the woman attacked the

Frankfurt, Apr. 28.

A spy ring working for an

undisclosed foreign power, has been uncovered In West Gez- many by German Police, and the Western Allies, the West Ger

Supreme Court prosecutor Cannounced today,

them. He has to read the news-unfriendly but intentional plots was taken by the Governor of

Intrigue, and we make papers. Aden Protectorate as a

The translation

be publish criticisms at such plots. necessary act

set of policy. "The always right and therefore con-

the execution of our duty was exceptional and not situation

always bring about an as such Wo follow the only our obliga ions, as the protecting absolutely

policies view unerroneous

o! the newspaper, Power. to the people of Lahej po

point so that as a result of mis- that

love of our js,

coun- were considered to override any

translation of translation from try.

0

of Cur fellow- The move by the Allies come agreement with the ruier con- ΑΠ already wrong

Chinese country men and love of truth. As a complete surprise, eerning his personal rule."

article, a foreigner may be led Even in our

In our criticisms we aim Sources close to the delegates Asoyed Hosan Bin All to

claimed today that the question The defendants were arrested Ibrahim. Yemen's Minister into a wrong point of view, said at reporting the truth because,

the accused.

it Is my beljet, and ours" as of prisoner repatriation is the last Sunday afternoon while London, will call on Sir James Bowker, Foreign Once exper! He continued: "Since these well, that unless truth is seen thorniest among the three prin- coming off

junk at cipal Issues still unresolved. North Point from Macao, on Middle Eastern Affaits here last two and a half years of no wrongs can be righted, e progress of our country often | intuslire made just and un-

The Communists have insisted

The Orst defendant, Cheung on Tuesday to continue his talks there has been mistranslation. friendliness made friendly. With that all prisoners must be re- Taul-sze, 47, a woman, repre on the Lahej problem.-Router. In the history of China it had this policy us the background of turned regardless of prisoners' sented by Mr F. Hammond, was

never been made known that for newspaper it can then be call-

wishes. The Allies want pri- remanded for seven days ол the Arst time China today is be ed a newspaper serving its soners to choose individually

ball of $2,000. In the meantime ing administrated in a scientific country and its people."

whether or not they are to be she was allowed to apply for an Denying seditious intention on

returned to Communist way which brings about em-

entry permit. ciency. China has never been the part of his paper, the fruitrics.

Mr Hammond sald this said that

Manila, Apr. 29. accused more pacified as she is today."

his paper

The other two issues, stem woman was a housewife published the truth not only for JUDGE'S REQUEST

from a Communist, desire to she arrived in Hongkong from

group of about 20 Huks The Judge remarked that the the Chinese to read, but for

chek

robuild milltary aleficids after | Shanghai In 1947 with her

village of Santo not there to enquire foreigners as well. "Sedition, if Jury were not

lying apparently unconscious Crate in the town of Ballung, armistice und to. Include husband and son. She left

A Police official said that together on the bed, and two 25 miles north into the pacification of China nor construed in the strict sense, Russia in armistice neutral in- Hongkong to return to лет

of Manita last three of its members wore dh bottles of lysol nearby. of should be something that incites spection teams.

They to Eurvey the past history

Eut re-

night, killing threq persons and the Frankfurt Police Force, The United native place last year.

were both rushed to hospital wounding four others. China, otherwise they would be everything unreasonably. Nations has opposed

obtained both decently she

Prosecutor Carl Wactman gaid in Court for months. He would would not do such a thing. The mands.

The Huks descended from the that several arrests permit from the Shanghal where the woman died shortly!

had been afterwards. The man responded mountains near the village and made in Berlin, Frankfurt and be grateful if the accused adher- Ta Kung Pao has a history of 50

and she Today observers speculated authorities A sallor of HMS Belfast ac-

to treatmers; and now stood in fred at a group ed to the issue before the jury. years and I myself have 20 years on the possiblity that the Allied Macao. From there she asked her cused of hitting a Police officer

the dock "charged with the gathered in the village chapel. ring had

of people Cologne. He added that the Saying that the purpose of of journalistic experience. I

com-

friends to write to her husband

been working for a selylliant clothes with a beer

secret proposal offered a believe I have faithfully and

Pollecmen of his lover who died murder Hongkong, at least the latter

in promise on

usking for

gave battle to the long time" and that the arrested bottle called the attention of his explantion was to give

served

a result of assistance. the

who withdrew 03 a two issues.-Reuter,

However, she

an agreement to Huks

In the men had made confessions, with Mr Poon Yan-hot at Central true picture in a few words of straightforwardly

China's progress nowadays, the people and the country for the

direction of the nearby swamps. Betalled descriptions no reply. Then, acting on the commut

of 'their this morning his browny

The tor, said that theUnited Press. accused continued: "My third truth."

advice of her friends, she tried

activities-Reuter. build, saying: "I didn't use u

This point is about Hongkong.

ended the

came from bottle on him. I didn't have 10, pay this

people statement CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE to come to Hongkong in this two young colony is the centre which the first accured made in

a village In Salkung, New as you can see,"

for the

of Mondarin.

Territories. The villago

elders disseminution

The

other defendants were | Ter Ablo

Seamon,

non, Glynn C: Grace,

This is most notice-

The case is proceeding. rumours.

1. (a) Charles II, Roman Em-ordered to be expelled.. would be called to give evidence 20, pleaded guilty to the chargeable In the announcements

The junk master, Fung Bo as to how these two persons, peror and King of the West of assault occasioning bodily made by Mr Lyttelton and Mr

were in love with one another, Franks; (b) Henry I, German 34, and the compradore named arm. He admitted having used Murray. These rumours have

Kung Pal-chi, King; (2) the Emperor Frederick

who

and how they were

intended to get his list only on Sub-Inspector quite often been utilised

II; (d) Frederick V. Elector

for accused of aiding and abetting A. F. Blair. He was ned $50.

Dr John Gee, medical officer, News one's attempt.

Palatine of the Rhine, who was the illegal entry, were rimand- The Police Bald that

of

Kowloon Colony this

Wed to May 2.

Hospital, sold clected King of Bohemila at the

he examined the accused December 17, last year, the de- general have quite often spread

and n beginning of the Thirty Years

Tho thirty-fifth (A) in the (3)shup (3)maan. One hundred terdant

February creating rumours appeared to

Tong

War but driven out four days

and series of lessons in Cantonese to Pul-wal, 34-year-old after his coronation. 2. Joachim

found them to be suffering, be broadcast over Radio Hong-mililon, "?*, baak{3} #{3}mann;. Ond

7. Yut(1) scaman,

facing a charge

from Lysol poisoning. The man kong by Mr S. K. Leo will be Yut(1) tecen(1) (3)maan. Ten Murat, cavalry commander under illegal exporting, and 22 others Napoleon, who became King of charged with alding and abst-Nopica 3. Southwest

responded to treatment. and was given this evening at 8.30., million. discharged on February 18. The ling, were remanded for three 4. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson

Q. Yut(2) (3)maan (3)maan. France. H.K.T.

For the guidance of listeners | hundred million, woman, whose. condition was 6. Programmo Summary: 402'

more critical at the time they of the lesson, Summaries of worth.

we publish below a

General Expressions? days by Mr Thomas Tam at and Jemes Monroe,, 5, The coarse Popular Variety: 0.30. Cantonese by

cummary 68. Dou() ing(2). Five Central this morning when the

Radle Riven by Miss Léo Wai Lan | were outer coat of rye, wheat; com, or

admitted, died sub-subsequent Prosecution hinted that there other

and 6. K. Lee (audio) 0.50, Mansequently.

lessons will br 49Yut(1) gew(3) dau(2)×3ng{X},!» cercal grain. 6. would be further

The Rolo by Louis Kentner: 7. Orchestral charges laid

Selections: 7.30.

In reply to Mr. Clifford, wit-published in the China Mail One five-cent pero

Currency: "Down Memory against them.

Lane presented, by Alleen Woods

ness said that the two persons the duration, of this radio feu-sorcerita.

every Tuesday and Friday for,

1. Yut(f) gaw(8) azen(1)....1 cent; Tong is alleged to have ex-

(Studio): 780, Weather Report

2. Baumil) ny(3) gaw(3) seen(1). were both in critical condition, |0. Time Signal, World News and

but the condition of the woman ported 131 drums of potassium

ture. News Talk London Relay); 8.15,

(2) Ng gaw{5) soon(1), chlorate at the Kal Lung Won

was worse. Sho

Currency (Refer to page 118. 4. bau(a) ing(2) was treated Cantonese Simplified").

*{-a, Yutir).(1)hoh-dree(2), Console 0.30. Take it from here Orst, heach, Aberdeen, in the early

12-13)Ye; (or Ullerns) (BBCTS) with Joy Nichols, Dick Witness could on Monday without a

Bentley and Jimny Edwards her condition was more critical.

Lesson 35A not say why

dres(2), 20 cente, Vocabulary: A ceni.: permit from the Department of

London Studio Melodies (UBCTS) Commerce and Industry.

Erle Robinson, and his Orchestra There were many factors which Twenty-two others, Including

203, hon. Ten senta" worth. with Julle Shelley, and Donald Scott;

might influenes It, for instance,

206, maan. Ten thousand, Myriad 43 cen(3) (1)hoh boon (3)• gren(2)g' » 0.30. Musical. Notebook_presented by coolies and

Combination; seamen,

sumpan

the might have taken a larger

10.- (3) Look ((3]kok) beat(3); dzesinyjedzi the Rev. Father. T. F. Ryan, 8.5

(Studio); 10.

Johann Baluting girls, are alleged to have sided

**YVICI} | KAM(J) + sɔen(1). One 68 conta, quantity, or she might have cent.

BE10, YULEE) BAW(3). and abetted Tong to commit the

Билим; 10.30, London Studio

taken the dose earlier Concert (DBCTB) Tha Welbeck

and

Fijiton dren(3);; Tencenta (1)ngun«tseen(2). also alleged offence.

nt, the time Biring Orchestra conducted by Danis

of taking it her

11. Yut(1) m Yuti (1)handrea(2) Ten Wright: 11, Itadio •News Real

femach might have been cents, (London. Relay): : 31.18, Goodnight

empty,

Vat(1) aw(3) (1)hah-dzes(2), Mumio) 11.29,- Weather Report; God

Ona (en-cent place Rave The Quam). 1130, Close Dawn.

a disturbance at

to be

the

pursue

on papers

entrance of People's pal

the King Fu Restaurant, 03-05

who

The Judge

Mr

I

to

in

Charge Against Seaman

the

to

reminded the

Des Voeux Road Central. Sub- accused that if other papers had

Blair, Inspector

in done wrong it was immaterial, was civvies, came up, and told de-

Chen Interposed to say fendant to move on, whereupon, that the defendant was trying It was alleged, the sailor pro- to show that inasmuch as other duced beer bottle from under- newspapers did not print the and hit the true facts it was all the more neath his uniform

on the Ta Kung Police officer with it, cutting his encumbent

Pao to print them. face.

The Judge ruled I denying he hut used, the

it WOO bottle, Grace told 'the Bench irrelevant.

The principle of the Ta Kung that it was impossible for him to have hidden a bottle under- Pao is this:" continues the Arst neath the tight, Naval uniform accused. Contrary to the prac

tice of other newspapers in he, was wearing.

The case hat lo' be adjourned | general, : we never publish in December last year, because rumours. We publish nothing but HMS Belfast sailed for Korea," facts. Our motto is that whenever

Printed and published by: STZwart Arthur GRAY for and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

The first defendant was al- lowed ball of $5,000 and the rast $200 each.

commorant.

ANSWERS

manner.

Radio Hongkong

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION 20 Dert Gillette at the

The diferenco between squares of two numbers is equa) to the product of their sum, and difference.

In Waltera gase the pairs of!! ages which quality are;

In Jóns cans they ar;

43

Bn Walter and Joe must be 21, and

“Fanny Weasel to 27.-

London Xxpress Jersion.

married.

woman

on

The trial, in continuing.

204,

worth.

thousand.

Спе

cente,

10 ognja

(hon

** 7.5 daamit) my(3) {1}hoh-dzee(2),

30 or 40 canis,

日

13. (2)Lomg mošti{3) gaw(3) [ngus-tesen(2)E 15000 king saamil), Thin(1).

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