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two plain clothes were keeping

Tollers

watch on a poky little base- ment club in a Soho back. street, when the girl anw.

them.

She came uut of the ple

lamplight into the shadows, a tail, slim girl, with curly black hair swept back from her head, and kind of arrogant beauty

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In her face.

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The girl stood for a moment, akimbo, regarding the offcern with loathing. Then she drew herself up to her full height, spat at their feet and fald: "So you're out of uniform now! you -and-soo

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CHINA MAIL

Alleged Breach Of Contract: Damages Claim

A contract for the supply of 1,800 dozen electric torches formed the subject of a claim for damages amounting to $17,324.30 heard before the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice E. H. Williams, in the Supreme Court this morning.

Plaintiffs are the Everlight (otherwise known as Everlite) Manufacturing Company, of No. 1 Tai Hang Street, Shaukiwan, torch manufacturers, who are repre sented by Mr Charles E. Loseby, QC, instructed by Hastings and Co.

The Defendants are H. Jhangimal and Brothers, of No. 47 Pottinger Street, importers and exporters, for whom Mr S. V. Gittins, instructal by F. Zimmern and Co.. is appearing.

arising

"Please go away," one of the offers said. The girl replied to this by letting fly a torrent of ulter abuse. Her voice rosa to aplercing screech, and present-į Plaintiffs elaimed damages Despite persistent enquiries, out of the alleged | suametimes as many as three breach by the Defendants of a times a day, Plaintiffs could not

In writing contract

dated get Defendants to say mcrc 1950, wherchy August 3,

the than "Call this afternoon," Defendants underlook to take when they asked for instruc delivery of or buy 1,800 dozen tions regarding the remainder Everlight torches sold to them of the torches ordered. This by the Pleinunts.

The torches which Defendants continued over a period of two contracted 10 buy. Plaintiffs claimed.

worth $37,600, and Defentiants paid $4,000 as a

ly a uniformed policeman, who had been putfulling near by, up to find out what the was about. noise

"Be quiet, and go away," he sald to the girl. She lowered her alghts and let the constable have five rounds rapid fire of cursing, informing him ut she had no Intention of moving,

THEN

to arrest I'll have you," the policeman sald, and he made to do so. The girl begon to kick

ald

began to light; and scratch and scream. The plain-clothes officers went to tho

of their uniformed colleague. "I'll cripple you all, you so and 505," the girl cried,

she fought

them all the way to the police van which presently Look them to the police station.

and

were

of

Delivery

months.

COULD NOT DELIVER Mr Loveby said the Defend- by persistently making it im- ants repudiated their contract

to possible for the Plaintiffs carry out their contract. Plain- tiffs could not deliver without

deposit in respect of the con- tract. In the terms of the contract.

Defendants undertonic to take delivery of the torches on or before the end of August, being told where to deliver, and 1958, and to pay for the torches they could not get a "mate's

It was an implied | 1ney, on delivery. term of the contract that De-receipt" until the goods were fendants would notify Plaintiff's delivered aboard ship.

Referring to the Defence claim within the terms of the contract of

that the time

they were entitled to refuse and place delivery.

acceptance on August 15 as the more than Defendants ordered delivery of Plaintiffs had no 800 dozen lurches to be ready for delivers by that date, Counsel 600 dozen torches ready for shipment by August 15. Which delivery Next morning at Bow Street, date was varied later to August said it was totally Inconsistent the girl, whose naine was Tessa. 24, Plaintiffs clleged.

with the facts and untrue. He pleaded not guilty to the two was later postponed indefinitely. submitted the Plaintifs were charges against her of

using By

a tefte: dated August 24, not in breach

of any kind on insulting words and of assault-Plaintiffs pressed Defendants to August 15, and the Defendants, ing the police.

take delivery of the 600 dozen by their conduct, impliedly pro- torches and to order delivery of mised to give Plaintiffs instruc- the balance. Defendunts fatted tions for delivery after August to give any reply to the lelier. 15.

had Plaintiffs claimed they THE story was carefully told

The hearing is proceeding. to Mr R. H. Blundell, and repeatedly requested Defendants Tersa, in the dock, watched its to take delivery and by the lat telling with blazing eyes. Thereter's tellure to do so alleged thes was something in the way she had repudiates the!: contract. On 6. 1050, Plaintiffs, sat, the way she arranged her-October self in the dock, that gave her through their solleflors, sent a letter to Defendants calling upon the logic of a wild creature

them to take delivery of the trapped; one poised to spring,

week, falling should the least chance of free-goods within a

which the goods would be sold, i dom offer itself.

sible for any loss sustained. This

Gentle Hint

-

To Persia

Kilablished 1845

MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1963.

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

7-18

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"You go in with Mom and Dad and I'll hide here till nobody's looking! It would ruin my reputation to be seen at a Friday night film show without a 'date!"

LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR

Radio Hongkong Programme

arc

not.

Sheaffer's TM "SNORKEL"

Squatter Fire Makes 2,200

Homeless

From Tho

100

Filex

Years Ago

As usual at the approach of the China New Year, the Ladrones are very busy in our

satifactory to find (of which,

neighbourhood, and it would bo however there is not the

of Captain Massie. We subjoin six cases of piracy,

Over 200 squatter huts were destroyed and 2,200 people rendered homeless in a fire that broke out in the densely populated area of Kowloon Tsai cat appearance) a corr

degree of activity and Village, Boundary Street, early this morning.

on the part of The area gutted by the fire was 80,000 square wave occurred within a feet, and was mostly used for pig rearing. It is week, and been reported to the presumed by Fire Brigade Officials that the fire pollee, but of course far and so was caused by a squatter drying some wet paper loved, are never heard of over a charcoal fire in this hut.

This are started just before; 2 am, but the village firemen were unable to put out the blaze, and it was not until ten minutes inter that fire engines arrived on the scene, because there were no telephones in the vicinity.

Eight are engines, four deli- very vans, and two ambutances sere present at the fire, which was brought under control at 2.35 am. Work was handicapped by the distance of water from the Are and hundreds of feet of hoses had to be directed to the scene from Boundary Strect

The fire was evertaully put

a.m. under out at 3.10 supervision of Mr W. J, Gorman. Chief Officer of tho Fire Brigade, assisted by Deputy Chief, Mr C.W. Brand, and Mr V.C. Seymour, Kowloon Station officer.

the

VICTIMS REGISTERED Also at the Beene wero Mr PIM. Irwin, Commanding OM- ger, New Territories, who, set up a temporary command post- outside the Yung Hua Studio, and MISTS V.M. Morrison, T. Cashman, and A.L. Gordon with a large party

of police to maintain order.

Shortly after the fire started Mr K. Keen, Social Welfare Officer, and Mr C. N. Lee, Assis-

Welfare tant Social

officer, arrived at the scene. Screening of the fire victims commenced and when it was 198 families

Welfare Centre to receive their

out what pro- letters surely search" to find Sir,-Enough have been written to convince grammes are liked and what the

Why not people running Radio offerings Hongkong that Aileen Woods Radio Hongkong? Is there any-

thing "Lown Memory Lane" pro-

D wrong in public broad- gramme should stay or is pub- casting station enquiring from

It serves

whether its lic opinion always to be douted the public ky radio station the public programmes are liked

Dr 2017 and in which Its Or is Hongkong forever to re rasa for opinions are never listened 107 main a place in which the Surely, some statement could Government rules the roost and be made by the PR.O. in con- tells the public what it's going

ection with the questle

After all, the powers that be at @ a.m. in recent leiters. have been ask questions that to get?

Is there an advisory in Radio Hongkong ure our inished at 10 body assisting the

If they had been registered. These were compilers of "Obedient Servants." the programmes or is it solely are and they're supposed to be sen

sent to the Shumshulpo Social the Job

the Programme

methen they should listen 10 of Secretary? The station is there what people want. Perhaps they to give the public what it never road the correspondence wants and these

columns. I questions colum

for wili sign

one should be answered.

any

Allcen petition keeping If there is not

And, an advisory Woods on the

on the scene. then would suggest that they want me, I'll give my sex

should vernment

quickly vices to an Advisory Commitice, they whi organize one in an effort to im- on which, I hope, prove the mediocre... offerings place the chief of Rediffusion, gestion would be that a group ly better arranged than those of of local residents be asked to Rodio Hongkong.

services to Radio give their

What about

answers, Hongkong in order to obtain a P.R.O

RADIO LICENCE HOLDER. balanced programme than at present. And, us

I would suggest that It was assumed that America's the dozen wanted to hurt

didn't torches by the end of August, Ambassador to Teheran, Mr Loy clude not only Britons (includ-

the

Commonwealth re- and a further express Henderson, had brought you?" Tessa paused for breath, 1950,

Americans, Lom

of

but Art provisions to the aldents), which gave the officer a chance was that the balance

and others living price would be attention of the Persian Premier, Frenchmen to reply.

here.

There are, also, many Dr Mohammad Mossadegh, in receipt

their

Chinese on the oll

residents who recent talks

prefer foreign-style question.

programmes and The Battle Act provides for their views should be heard, as the withholding of ald from any

well. country which supplies Com- munist nations with strategic war materials.-Neuter.

The time came when Mr R. H. Blundell, the magistrate, in- vited Tessa to question the flest of the officers giving evidence "What was

3our reason for kicking my wrist?" she said.

"I Vidn't." "Look at my stockings,

all

Washington, Jan. 25.

This

Living Language

Why we say Scotland Yard..

All the world knows "Scotland

Yard"

18 the headquarters of the London Metropolitan Police. It is situated on the Embankment over- looking the Thames and occupies the site of a palace used by the old Kings of Scotland

when visiting England. The last of the Scots royal family to make. use of it was Queen Margaret, the wife of James IV.

Chinese Reds

Building New Naval Base

reported, a dozen, It may be be-

On the 17 instant, two market- boats were captured in the Lal-. yu-moon, and taken to a small island

where one of after

being pillaged, was

to depart. Her consort, owed to

however, arid another boat which had been seized by the pirates at the back of Stone- were retained cutter's Island, with their crews, and have not

since been heant of.

On the 19th, two adring-boats were captured on the other side of the island, and - with their crews carried off. The informa- tion regarding the piracy was communicated by me at the fishermen, who escaped by jumping overboard,

On the 21st, another trader was seized in the Cap-suf-moon, taken to the island of Mo-topu, and pliaged of all her cargo, besides scene 300 fsels of silver.

COURT FACILITIES

We used to think that, as the Hongkong Polico

Court has euidently been constructed so that nothing of what, was going between the benth and the pr soner should be heard by the vulsar beyond it was only in

accordance with the genus o the architect that our "Judicious Ningistrates, finding they could not totally exclude the pubile and the press, gave the former scats

where they could neither hear nor see, and the latter no seats at all, and ever objected to reporters standing clo by the railings. Matters we be lleve are

now somewhat im proved as regards the

prens probably from its being found so seldom represented in the Police Court; and though the accommodation still seems to

be a matter of sufferance, yet so long as afforded it is better at Singapore, according to the representatim of the little subjoined extract,

more ireful elegant. In taken:- Accommodation for the press,

interest or use to the Public.. have been tried before the

morning meal and it has not yet been decided where to house the fire victims.

Due to the efficient work of The Peking Government the Fire Brigade, there were no is building its fourth South casualties.

the second big China naval base at Lung- than Was squaiter fire in Kowloon within men, in Yamchow Bay, just

13, when 800

huts in the Gulf of Tongking. were destroyed in Hemustin This was reported yesterday Village and about 6,000 were in the Chinese press here,Some cases likely to be of rendered homeless.

which also carried stories of stepped up Communist preparations all along the South China coast.

and-Defendants be held respon- ~ Iran-which-has-been-re- Radio Hongkong. One sug- whose programmes ure decided- fortnight, tho... Arst being_on | south of Latitude 22 North / useful paper, from which the

letter was ignored, and Plaintiffs kold the goods and suffered fors and damage.

THE DEFENCE In the defence which

Defendants said it was an Aled,.

express

they

ported to be conaldering selling some of her nation alised oil to Russia has been "reminded" that such sale would jeopardise further

formed officials said today.

of

term of the contract American aid to her, in- caters to a cosmoporongkong

ripped; look at your ball marks that Plaintiffs would give de

jon me; why did you push me

HAN

up 20 flights of steps? You livery

"I didn't," he said.

mc.

"YOU be quict," Tessu sald

of the 1,800

the

the purchase pald against malo's

delivery of the goods on board ship in Hongkong. De fendants further claimed contract was not severable.

Defendants also alleged that Plaintify delivered 600 dozen torches on August 15 and more and they were therefore refuse acceptance.

angrily, "you've had your say, It's my turn now. You're very fond of talking, but you haven't told the magistrate why entliled to you spat in my face."

Lig

"You

no

Battle

They further claimed the P Serious Charge

Against Woman

fifia were not ready didn't," the officer sald.

and not remember four years willing to deliver the remainder. ngo, when you used to put your of the goods by the end of arm round me when you were August, and they were thus not Hlable to the Plaintiffs for their off duty?" Tessa said.

"Good heavens, no," said the claim.

Defendants Alcd officer, sounding appalled.

claim in which they sought the

F

counter

com-

munvisory group should in-

the

the

ing

As far as Aileen Woods' pro- gramme is concerned, I personal-

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some

Alleged Attempt To Export Gold

Charged with attempting

Mail Notices

The latest times of posting shown below are those for m registered correspondence ported G.P.O. Hongkong. The latest .posting times elsewhere which, in_KEDITAL, are earlier than the GP.Q. times, can be ascertained by enquiry at the local ones.

The latest posting times for registered. articles are generally one hour earlier than the times Particular re- shown below, garding parcel maile can be as- · cartained by enquiry at any post-

I feel that, in view of the pre- to export approximately ponderance of "heavy stur" over 1,400 taels of gold on board Radio Hongkong, wo could pense with "Music Lovers' Hour" HMS Alert, Lau Wal, 35, at 76. Temple and retain "Down Memory Lone" residing

stead in its

After all, there are Street, second floor, and Lau Charged with using an in- Week," "From the Operas," Sun clamation Street, first floor, "Orchestra of the Chiu-kwan, 24, of 295, Re- "Concertos, strument with the intent to Negat

day concerts, organ preludes procure a miscarriage, a woman

this now "Studio Record Review were remanded for two days 'medi- practitioner in Chines

re and several other programmes in Police custody by Mr Hin- cine, Wong Yuet-han, 18,

large, not shing Lo at Central this | CPA- at 1 Lee Yuen Street that are, by and siding

"Huh," said Tessa. And after return of $4,000 paid as deposit West, first floor, was remanded Popular. Not that these types of morning.

pause,

Just seen this officer," she to the Plaintiffs."

again: "Huh."

Ho, so you're

Bald, "on' I

he

and

THE CONTRACT

with

some

.week.

And then we have those 'con-

I

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Lee

pm

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21

Air

MONDAY, JANUARY 20 By Alr Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30 p.m. 4.30 Indo-China, (Tonkin only), p.m. C.P.A.

Formosa UBA.. (Seattio Represented by Mr H. Caine, Western States) Canada, 6 pm both the defendants are alleged|| TRA/N.W.A.L.__

Jepen, 6 p.m., B.O.A.C. to have attempted to export (a)

By Burface 840 inels of gold and 50 pieces Macao, m; i pau, ka of gold coins and (b) 800 mela Hoog/Tak Shing. of gold

on board HB4S Alert

Auriralia, New Zealand, * Tel Yuan. stant spot tons of it lying alongside Western Arm of From Hero"--all old programmes the Royal Naval Dockyard inst constantly naustam. And

Saturday

Belzed

were estimated

to be 15-minute story reading is an

worth approximately $300,000, affliction that should be con-worth

ned immediately to the depths according to official rates, signed

Datce for the hearing of the 10 of the harbour, Why cut out minutes of dance music (for the case were fixed on February 3 Saturday house, parties) with and 5. Meanwhile the defert that junk? If it must be read, ants were grouted ball of $10,- then read, it sometime,

Revenue Inap. D. prosecuted.

At Lungmen, work is report ed to be proceeding speedily

on the construction of a dock- yard, quays, workshops and other installations. Russian ad- visers are said to be helping in the work. Equipment and supplies are being sent by ship from Canton,

The Chief of Staff of the Chinco Rod Navy, Wong

Hung-kun, Was reported to have recently visited Lungmen in company of a high-ranking Russan naval officer following an important in Conten

conference hold

Magistrales during the course of this week, but we were un able to take a single note with correctness,

of

the Press at the Pellce Office. suitable wing to the want

Judicious Magistrates consider- ing the value: 01. the Public Press na a vehicle for the publi cation of Police Reports, have everywhere else wisely secured for it proper accommodations in their offices; but in Singapore consists of a desk and

broken

accommodations for

chafe

n

air placed outside the rail in a most inconvenient position, where crowds of coolles aften round, obstruct, and press прод · the unfortunate ponda, whose duty it is to attend chiefly on interesting cases, which from their nature necessarily cause these large assemblica, In 1 M. U. Court of Judicature, Reportera The other three Chinese Red have

never been prevented naval bases in South China are occupying a place within the rail flocated as follows: The First of the Court; they are there enabled to make full and un- at Whampoa, on the Pearl

restricted.

of the pro- reports+ River just south of Canton; the Second αξ Yulin,

the reasons which, have

on the console. We are at a loss to

southern tip of Hainan Island; and the Third at Swatow."

that. an

prompted the Magistrate at the Police

to exclude Re-

Court

It was a short distance off porters from any possibility sto Swatow

American do their duty; but, on behalf of patrol plane crashed on Bun- the public, we expect some, day, January 18, which the favourable change in the matter. Americang sap was brought —Singapore Local: Repórter,

aircraft fire.

brought back nde gold and gold coins Malaya, Indonézia Australis, New down, by Communist anti- August 7.

this morning for three days programmes should be shut out -but, at least, the whole bill of Police custody for further en- not in uniform nowadays, an' Mr Loseby Enid the contract

fare ahotaid be leavened by quiries.

the something lighter and decidedly he spits in my face, which 1 into which the Defendants en-

by was for says you can't do, and he says tered

the supply of Wong was alleged unlawful more popular th

throughout the can do anything he likes 1,000 dozer brass electric turch

ly used an instrument or pre-focusing But suddenly, Tessa cages peemed to lose interest in

the at a price of $21 per dozen other unknown meant to go

a miscarriage of Wong story she was telling. "Anyway," The contract showed that the cure

Kam-ahuck a date for delivery was fixed for on January 24

allas Wong Shuin she said with a righ, "to cut a

at 1 Lee Yaen the end of August, 1950, and long story short, I can't my body today, because of the that date appeared to have been Street, West.

The defendant was repre- essence of the con- bruises. That's all I've got to made the

tract.

Cosented by Mr J.C. Stewart. Det It was also an EXPITER ens."

terra of the contract, that pay- Sub-Insp. G.A.D. Rich

secuted. ment was to be ma

made against mate's receipt." It was further FR.Blundell found the case stated in the contract that the

proved. He fined Testa 409, Defendants should inform the For Plaintifs where and when to, asaulting the police he sent make delivery.

MR

for using insulting words.

her to prison for a month.

a

move

1

At the time the contract was wero to have 000 dozen torches

For tense moment it seemed entered upon, Plaintiffs

would the

magistrate a piece of her mind really for silpment by fumus.

Mouth agape, she looked at him; 18, 1950,

did

but Defendants then the gaoler touched her not tell Plaintiffs the name of elbow, and she seemned with an the

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

H

pro

The date was later

aint be the Unicorn, t the drea that had been on the tip of her tits were informed they were

P the nearest point from, a to the tongue. With a haughty swing to get the

Then UPH and jjPC are similar triangles 1. their sides are in prov portion. 1 ÚP 1,IN TEILE PO"

UP plur PG total 15 miles So Ur is to unites: PG in nine miles

Whenee UN is to mitar and. #G`to' 15 miles

So the triangstue iour covers so `wijas to all.

London Express Sofoten

effort to awallow the rich words

ords changed and eventually Plain- Dolphin: 1 the Fjand in Glove:

Foods ready by of her shoulder, and her head August 25 to be shipped on held high, she went out in board the Anna Macrak. Do- livery, however, was not taken. alience.

Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICK GRINHASE for and on behalf of South, China Morning Post. Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

that

Preferably in the early 000 cash each.

programme

me when I'm asleep. Don't accuse me of being a Frankie Laine Lan! If there's one singer. I would gladly do. tonsillee it's him.” But-I

looking at the question

this and aquarely, Radio Hongkong is run by

people

Who

Knox

Japanese Fishing Boat Seized

Tokyo, Jan. 2

20.

The Japanese Coast Guard turn up their 'aristocratic noses announced today that Chinted at anything savouring of modern Nationalist authorities wind a music (which sells on the re- Japanese fishing boat, which cords much faster than the type took refuge from a storm at an of stuff they like), and only put laland near Formosa on January

in the Rghter programmes as a necesalty but not too much of 4 hoccasily,

The Coast Guard has asked he Japaneso Foreign Omes to th

In England, the BBC, goes negotiate; for the vessel's, re-

Tebriketeners" – Ras | Itaste Reuter. out with

Tak Bhink.

PROHIBITED ZONE

Zealand, Bai, via C.P.A.

Slam, Burma. India, Pakistan, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 11 am, 3.0.A.C..

Indo-China, France, French North.. & Wort Africa, 430 pang Air-Viel- HAITI,

Philippines, Guam, Howal, USA, Canada, pan F.A.L

Malaya, Ceylon, Siam, Thurma, Pakistan. Middle East,' gest Britain, Europe, a p.m. BO.AC. be-by: Bustace Macro, o am.: 6 pm. Lee/too China, People's Republic. 8.30 p.m. trein via Canton, M.

Formon it. a.muss. Bhengxing. Japan. Noon, BE SLAY, Alcyone. \ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY # "Forrada, Vápen, # kana via CAT.

Blam, Malaya, Indonesia, Austr

A great deal of exilliary cone. Ha/+New; Zealand; 4.20 PM, CPA.

formoon, Okinaws, U.d.A. (New struction work is going en eppce York Cafiada, pm. I.K.A./ in the prohibited zone, it is salt, Including the building yet... DỰN NWALDE dgJapan, 8 p.m. 1.0.A.C.SAS

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Chan, Tooper's Dipublic, 8.30 am. Red army, navy and tie personnel transvik Cantors.

| Malaya, Cylon, - India, Pakistan,

Noon, as Jakubusan MaTY:

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Radio Hongkong

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O Programmeno · StarrenREYTA – 0.02, Children's Hall Hour ed by, Daily Ano

The press reports also said the Commmmists have created a pro- hititers some all along the sen board of the three southern coastal provinces Hwangtung 3o. Portuguese Half Hour (Studio) Tukden and Cheklang "Beveral Time Signal World News and parts wens reported to bave been | flows sztuk. (Latidon - Relay) ;; closed in general shipping since The Rock of the Beginnin

Feature Programme to mark", the January 16, including, Swatov

Occasioni bf Australia Day""Kolay and &moy." Rod: gunbosis and

A.B.C.)} 745, Arilm (of the Week..... I mailer armed vessels are patrol- Joerg Demus (Piano): 1.00, Weather Heport; B, RAU PTOSramma by Hag the coast, according to the

Australian Artiste: 6.50, Etika whak reports.

1. like presented « by John - Tizze.. (@tupĵo); A Kazdscaped with Bogason La/Three - Tikka by John Betjidan. (a)= syon Hous,: (IUCTOSEUP.10. Record Review, presented by Curtin Stindeon a Ketidlo vip,? - Crunson, nalilih Plat.. anda. Andre Claveria; 10:18; Mastosi Kehoes from

with. Vaughn - Monroe: (V006]), and hie Oreficetra: like, Weather Report: 11-Nacho: Howa - Bendi (Macorond -

kunne, Klodi. Dave the Queso)

in the regiori avere, alas reported to have been, rübelartially, rologorçad.

the dated: 1045. Dench M, Zine