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JOHN CLARKE'S MOTHER OF

CASEBOOK

KIDNAPPED

CHINA MAIL

1945

TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956,

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

Tom Takes BOY HOAXED

F

Notes

New York, July 9.

The mother of kidnapped

Peter Weinberger made

purported abductor · last

NOR six weeks the Postsecond attempt to meet the

Office security men had been working on the case of night, police revealed to.

The missing notes.

SUITE

were

cur

The attempt failed.

Mrs Betty Weinberger, 33, sat for more than an hour in porked on a street within a mile or two of a tavern from which two men allegedly telephoned Weinberger's home several hours lar.

day. No vast involved. Nothing on the scale of even the most moxiest mail-bag robbery. But 10%

at £ notes were disappearing in the post, as The envelopes containing them and veloped leaks

Acuity

No one contacted The dis-

Quietly. The

traught mother m

us she walted worked ca The area of sun- from 10.20 to 11.30 p.m., pollee μέσα shrunk, Was Datowe

salet imally to the bench

a postmun numed Tom

his letters

THE WATCH

WATCH W set on Tot IN be worked, inspitzenli

trup was set to

Ton work d

him

sungs

unaware of the eyes open: bir his fate on surely souled as that of an animal which, by following

بان

bail. Tinger of

1

He accustome

He frit p the hunter's gan tretly secure, as ammals 1. cloubt until the sliten bach of the shot ends feeling

Tom reached for n

pule " letters and began to go through them. Among the BOLDANA A P soveral

business - reply envelopes bedres.on

Laterals -

makers

QUICK

ני]

TVE TAKEN NOTHING UICKLY. Tome shit repre fan of these al egy 12 look somaline

that he that to his pocket RI actions were so quiet that the rhyltin. of his sarting was hardly dis- turbext; but they were not quick muh T7 ' wateliers har

Wh

f

Two men accused of making Three calls to the

Weinberger house in suburban Westbury at 12,40, * 40_od 4,40

#n, were taken Inte police custody for questioning as result of B. Up from an alert telephone opera- tor, Queen's Counity detectivo

Raymond V inspector

Martin said

POSSIBLE CHARGES

Nassau

Detective Chief Stuyvesant Pinnell was reported en route to the police station where they were held, to deter- mine whether they should be Laken to the Nassau County sent it Mineola for formal arrest.

Martin sald the if Nassau

authorities decline to hold the

men he will consult with the i Queen's County District Attorney about

b booking 1517 charges of disorderly conduct or giving false information.

It appeared that policy dia- counted the possibility that the inen were the actual kidnappers

(of Peter, who was 32 days old when he was stolen from his

surtung, carriage on a patio of his family's

1% 131 Bench at 4 15 wat nan who was a limangen appened as 18 from nowhite at his side

lux" _3UE tL from those letters you were arring." the stranger

"I've

something

challenged.

"I've

you

Ton

Taken nothing." sold, nne kaight against show- The sudden overwh bring

المال

te that ezed him

II*

SEARCHED

mched

Treury 41 nates were found in the klo which he had thrust

m the letters

what I took Mor, hul

i,

"ALL Th stat

were found in a Jockey A total of

<i To

1

WTM Teken away in

ngh streets just

40

coming to hte after the night.

To

AL the

Clerkenwell

charges of and

packers

gulity to two

Mr T F

fron postal asked!

the Davis, to vensieeration three of theft, all rom-

ingistute. Mr

fak.

other cases

malt on the same night

I DON'T KNOW WHY

DEAR seemed in

in freeze

where he stond to the dock.

a retart-bully man of 29, who

belted grey raincoat.

ww

home on July 4

"I can't say they're not, and I can't say they are," he said.

Martin sa the unidenuited telephom operator

Part

of the

|

gelhardt

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The Ang VS. Put Def, 1966 by NEA Borches, the

"Yes, he's taking me out to eat, but you know how Billy is with his money—it might scare him away if I ordered a big expensive dinner!”

Major's Evidence In Corruption Trial

at

Major J. V. Moore, quantities surveyor HQRE, gave further evidence of calculations on Army contracts this morning at the conspiracy trial at the Victoria District Court.

He was testifying against Chau Chung-sung, 38, managing partner of the Shun Hing Construction Co.. Major Donald Peachey, 47, and Capt. Harry Curtis, 46, both of the Royal Engineers.

The three allegedly conspired had heard together between November 12, men's conversation 1963, and August 10, 1954, to when she broke in on the line to defraud Her Majesty's Govern- The callment in reintion to construction. request anoth. coin was being made from coin work done by the Shun Hing telephone He said she Imme-(Arm. diately emnet. the snatch of conversation with the kidnapping! and notified the pollee

VAIN ATTEMPT

i

Chou is charged with three corruption counts, six of larceny

sdon,

the

INDECENT ASSAULT

For indecently assaulting a Kiri, 34-year-old mess boy, und one af fraudulent conver- Cheung Wo, was this morning lost count being fined $150 and ordered to be alternative Lo the larceny bound over In $150 for one year

charge by Mr Hin-shing Lo at Central!

Magistracy.

It was revenied last wight that charges. Peachey is Mrs Weinbergr har nude a with two corruption counts, and first vain attempt to meet with! Curtis with one count. the kidnaper and recover her)

M- child on Friday night

Mr

Cheung pleaded gulity to in- decently assaulting Lau Kwai-

SHEAFFERS

Skrip

Convicted Murderer Loses Appeal

The appeal against conviction for murder brought by Lai Hok-tang, nicknamed "Black Boy", 22, plumber, who was found guilty and sentenced to death for the murder of a young baby amah, was dismissed by the Full Court this morning.

The Chief Justice, Mr Justice M. J. Hogan, said that the Court did not think that the slight discrepancy shown in regard to the colour of the shirt the appellant was wearing on the night of the incident was such that any reasonable jury, no matter how fully and completely they had been directed on that point, could properly have come, in view of the great body of evidence which had been adduced against the appellant, to any other verdict than the verdict which they had arrived at.

"In the circumstances I am of the opinion that the appeal' must be dis missed," his Lordship said.

The judgment was delivered orally. The other members of the Court, Mr Justice C. W. Reece (Senior Puisne Judge) and Mr Justloc J. R. Gregg

(Puisne Judge) said they concurred.

was charged with the murder of Lau Siu-yin, a 10- year-old baby amali, whose naked body. I was stated at the trial, was found on her mistress's bed at 62 Fulk Lo Tsun Road, second floor, Kowloon City, on the night of February 27 last. Medical evidence was that she died from wounds allegedly in- flicted with a broken beer bottle. The identity card of the appel lant was found in a jacket on the bed and two other servants testilod that he was in the flet. The accused had denied the murder, declaring that there was a strange man in the flat at the time.

Mr Victor Glutins, instructed by Mr P. Chan of Messrs Lau. Chan and Ko appeared for the

appellant.

The Crown was represented by Mr M. Morley-John, Crown

Counsel.

COUNSEL'S SKILL Delivering judgment the Chier Justice said that this

was an appral against the conviction of the accused for murder and the Court was grateful to Counsel on their sides and others con- cerned in the case for the help they

had given the Court in examining it

His Lordship Gittins on

said that Mr on behalf of the appel- tant had avunced with sincerlly and conviction a most carefully prepared and sklifully argued submission that the summing-up was faulty and as a result there was a miscarriage of justice.

The Court felt that that was matter how fully and completely not a very adequate direction on they had been directed on that that particular point and fell point could properly have come, short of the otherwise admir-in view of the great body of ably high

standard set and evidence which had been n showed in the remainder of is duced against the appellant, to direction to the jury, a direction any other verdict than the ver which put the facts of the vaso which they arrived ut. at great clarity to the Jury and In the circumstances directed then most competently Lordship said that he was of the us to the law.

opinion that the appeal by the appellam must be dismissed,

that it

His Lordship sale! would indeed be surprising if, after a case of this kind and of this length, there was not samo some kind aw

Jn the unming-up of the Judge to the jury

of

In estimating the effect of this law, in the course of the trini, Councel for the appellant direct- et the Court to 33 Archbold Criminal Pleadings Evidence in Practice, relating to misdirec.. tion.

Counsel had analysed a great | majority of those enses for the Court with great care and had subirilled that they did

diet

his

Mr Justice Reece concurring said he had nothing further lo add.

Mr Justice Gregg said he con- curred.

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TUESDAY, JULY 10

By Air Fortiora, 6 6 p.m. Thalland, Burma, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britam đi Europe. & p.m.

fully bear out the passage as written in Archbold and that the standard which they set was in fact somewhat higher than that set by the text book.

He would in effect substitute the words "would not have returned the words "might not have

returned" their verdict had there been no misdirection, and

office. Counsel claimed to find support in 11 Case (quoted) which was normally regarded ny a classic decision on this point. DIFFERENT LANGUAGE The Chlet Justice said that that direction was normally re- garded as a classic example of the

correct view which the Court should take of

any mis- direction

by a Judge to the jury but in fact different languago had from time

Laos, 8 m. been to lime

Thailand, Malaya, N. Barnien, Indo- used by the Court of Criminal nesia, Australia, New Zealand, Cey- Appeals when dealing with this lon, m matter In England.

Formosa, Okinawa, Koren, 10 a.m. Philippince

3 pm. Formosa, pm, Hawell, U.S.A. & Canada, p.m. Ny Surface China, People's Republic, 10.30 am. West Africa, Parcels, via Lakoj, via Takoradi.

Mr Glitine did not augue that there was not before the Jury evidence on which they could if John Hobley

nyelved 11, properly have convicted the appellant, but he rid argue That attempt, like the heart Desmond Mayne, Crown Court-ying, 10, at 44 Ma Hang Village

that in two respects ore prosecuting. Mr Patrick

the Judge misdirected the jury was that sel, Whit Inst INBET breaking

Yu is defending Chau, instructed brought

misdirection said.

by Zimmern and Co. Mr John

tact had been

Aliccess,"

Pirnell

up.

two

is defending the

ESTIMATING VALUE

Dis

of

the

He

Pinnell said & "telephone con- Clifford, instructed by Hastings

made with the and Co., Weinbergers last night, and Mrs officers. Weinberger

It followed "There was no successful out- come to this attempt."

Major

Moore told Now York City

City police muid

morning of how the value Soon after the telephone callers

work by & Contractor for were picked up last night that Army could be estimated.

apparently they are cranks."

was net disclosed whetherald one could keep a chart of

the work in they had Inade

In progress from the a TRNYOM demand in the telephone calls,

Items and bills of quantities.

There are no pervious con- United Press.

victions

This man

policeman sall

married (thire are

ne chil ren), he has been with

the Post

Rul Office Aurly yeurs, mad was earning an over-

of £8 10. 1 week

apr

"And

night

tru-

wanted to say

"Nething, 'ept 1

I done

he took £6 In one observed the magis. He asked Tim what he

Turno why

the "IL wils greed. You aren't preparted to do a fair day's work for fair pay. prison for six and six months consecutive,"

"Yes you (o," sald magistrate

Co to

Tom WBS led away to the cells, to sit there waiting for the prison van Waiting, wailing, while the full horror of what he had brought upon himself erept Hee the incoming tide into every cranny of his consciousness.

Sir Anthony's Reply To Bulganin

nucteur

weapons,

(Continued from Pare 1) United Nations an

agreement | covering the limitation, redus- tion and control of armaments, Including

"Pers verance in the work of the disarmament commission of the United Nations and its subcommittee Is necessary

fro orda to reach

agreement which will ensure the recurity

an

Stanley, In the early morning of July 9.

Pra

that that

UB.A., Canada. B pm. Philippines. N. Borneo, pm. Japan, 0 pm.

By Burface

Philippines. 3 p.m. Macao, 0

WEBNODAY, JULY 11

By Alt

But language whatever tt had been used, had always clearly been directed to affected their conclusion.

establish the simple proposition Cnursch for the appellant of the necessity for the absence Gold Coast, Parcels argued that the Judgo failed to of any doubt

on the

part of Noon. Be it clear to the jury Dint the Court that a reasonable directed would Crown Jury properly question

the on

put

by

for

From Our Files

100 Years

Ago

IN

There

singular death of stirring events just at preİKETİ, nnet-ift

order to A up: our columns, tiless something short. ly transpires, we shall have to fall back on the weather for a subject and tell of glowing 10 and dog-days-noon in perigoc,

tour

anmyphoon. The

has

news

ems wo

we have are the re port of a fire somnowhere near the execution ground at Caniter. a day or two ago;-that thero

been un

un adjournment Friday of the

Caina dieyniled land Commission mooling and that the inquest on the Chinese

again adjourned, in order, it drowned in the Rose has been would appear, to allow some de or other

of the culpables, Lt there are any, to get out of the way before the verdict is arrived at.

UNWELCOME Perforce-something to read -we must furnish a considera- tion of the last draft Ordinance Draft Ordinances at all tianes are unpopular themos -and when

subject is tho

their

amendment of Court

they

My are

more than unwelcome topics.

The Ordin ence for amending the law for admission of candidates to the

πολλα

of the

of practitioners In the Supreme Court, however, is a starter, something out cominon; the Intended in novation being fimmed, on the grond doctrine of Bowring, Louis

Blanc, and Chisholm

Anstey - "equal rights and privileges for all men - black, white and fawny."

Should the Ordinance under consideration pass, then the public will have a chance of being favoured with the spec- tacio of

long tailed Celestial sinves

arguing a point of law before an English

zaw Chief Jus Lice; and with it

we may cx= pect to learn the various merits of the respective heathen services

-Budda and Tau and To Spirit of the

of

and Fo and the Cock and by which

Them

an oath shall be sworn σ whether it will not be better simply to break a panchard,

OBJECTIONS

dinance for

practitioner

This is what the draft Or- admission of law candidates Is cal- effeat and we we do so

culated to object to it and on these grounds,---

First-Because the law, as it is at. preet, is amply sufficient for all purpose of affording justion to a client.

Second-Becmise the admission of Tog. Rag, and Hobtall is calculated to impair the present respectable standing of the solicitors of Hong long and of the profession 'getically,

Third-Beo#USO the messure l galoulated to create a spirit of petti- Logging-o spirit, happily, not so overwhelming in Hongkon some other Bettiah Colonies.

Fouth-Becaus Chitzone, for whose benefit the Ordinance appeare specially intended are not qualified for the boon; and there is no justice THURSDAY, JULY E

in favouring one man to the dia By Air

advantage of athers;—and, * Pekma. Shanghai, Hankow, 10 om. Fith-Because it will be quite Thailand, Pakistan, Lebanon, Germe enough to give. Chinese juch.

Macao, 1 p.m. Japan. Canada, 2 p.m. Philippines, 4 pm.

Thailand, India, Pakistan (P. India, Parcela via Karachi), 4 pm.

Macao, 0 p.m.

As it was ruining on the night of July 8. Lau's father, a farmer, decided to allow Cheung spend the night at his home.

Shortly after midnight he was the awakened by his daughter's | Cru 1 to one of the witnssen have returned the same verdict, shouts for help. He rushed into cust such reflection

In the present case it was her room and found the

the de- testimony given by one of the therefore

necessary fendan! standing

her. Over

Prosecution witnesses, Shole, axi Court to -decide whether the Lau complained that Chung had

show was sufficient to

that the jury, properly directed on this indecently assaulted her.

Crown no longer regarded that particular point, could reason-many, France and Great Britain, 10 witness as a witness of truth. ably have come to any other

Indo-China. 11 aan. a man who could be believed. conclusion than the conclusion Japan, 11 am, The Court did not think that to which they reached. the implication carried

The

East evidence In the

the Great Britain, Europe, 6 p.m. against question by Crown Counsel appellant in this case was very which was Admitted on both strong indeed.

There was tho rides summed unhappily phrased evidence of the two amans, both Signat and Programma Summary: 6.03, Stock Market --was a tmalter of such signtut whom knew the appellant port: 6.08, Junior Recital Plano neance as to affect the reception before and had no

in Solo by Juliana Cheng, Eleanor

recognising him.

At the moment, he said, there Radio Hongkong

were specific instructions from QHQ Far East Land Forces that this method of estimating should be used, During the

period covered by the relevant con- tracts, however, there was no prescribed the

method,

Another method

which could be used at the time for estimat- Ing the value Was to mako calculations from the measure- ments contained in the dimen- sion book.

ILK.T. 6. Time

1,

or

carly

Wong, Helen Wong, and Fung Yuen- of the evidence given by Sheic han: 6.30. BBC Bandsland, Band in the case. of Her Majesty's Grenadier Guards Canductor. Mator F. J. Harris

(BBCTS);

La Domi-Heure Francaise Presentation de M. Cartel. Programme du 14 Juillet; 7.30, "Fur Hearing presented by Gittins Alex Borrie: 1.59. Westlog Report"; greater weight. 4. The Bizual nó The News; 0.00, Mr Glitios Commentary or Stop Preas Itcan

am,

Philippines, 2 p.m.

Pakistan, Middle

Korea, a p.m.

U.S.A., 0 p.m.

Africa

ACQUITTED ON FRAUD CHARGE

High privileges when they have

shown themselves ·mors eficient e interpreters, and more ready 20 exordico their own dexterests in order to advance the public, weal

NO CAVIL

As for the other provisioner of the draft, viz that Interpretesa. Regine rar Deputy Reglafraza, Clerks, of the Peace, and Clerice, to a Judga or an Attorney General, shall be admitted. if they have had three years practica, we have no cavil always stipulating for such pesett- Moners being born of Englan parents.

1t is greatly to be regretted that, ewing to the absence of one mem- ber, the publia: have but one unpaid representative in the Legislativo Council of the Colony, and that one. --if we may judge, from what traƠN pised at the Poice Court the other when hir Edger declined voting with his brother justices, becauING, live nation of the Building Ontrance, though agreeing with them dew the propriety of opposing the retrospec

He had sametioned its passage ini The Comet-allogether too plastic.

After what has been sald, we must hope that every exertion will be made to prevent the pawing of tha Ordinance as at present drafted, The last clause of it. providing for the taxation

Doets without travelling over a road full of obsta

They

wris

WDS

the down.

were

noted

Sheridan, S. J. is interviewed by

the evidence of the finding of Jacket with his Identity

the bed card in it

it on

which the deceased was lying.

ing. There The second polni raised by Mr

were his own statements to the of considerably wen

William V. Lee, 47, made immediately after Nathan Polies

of 39 Road. scont the his arrest

floor, a and admitted-pro- argued that As regards the calchwater firnin

contracts

8,16, "Me and Juliet" Excerpts from absence in the summing up of perly admitted in the opinion director of F. A. Bartholo- along Route the Musical

Limited, Play by Rodgers and ony adequate reference to TWSK, witness

the of the Court-in the trial below. meusze (Hongkong) sald he had: Hamrunerstein, sung by the Principals significance for the defence of

There was in addition appel-Plekering at the Central Magis- was discharged by Mr W. F ciculations made

and chorus of the Broadway the

Pro-

Yeung lant's own evidence given at that duction. Orchestra conducted the evilence given by amount of work done from the

hat tracy this morning when the Salvatore Troll'isolo; p. Fims Signal who chased an individual on the trial which put himself there in prosecution offered dimension books. The results of The Music Makers; 8.30, Castaway's evening of the murder, at the the flat at the time of the mar evidence on a fraud charge,

further calculations

Chatee. The Rev. Father time when he joined the chase, the story about another man

der, and told for the

Arst

Defendent, "wille Jolin Wallace; 10, Journey into was wearing

singlet.

mon Mr Lawrence Long, instructed by Space, "The World in Perl

who, according to the appellant, Writion

Since the two amnhs, who and produced

had committed by Charian! !

murder by Mr M. Y. Tong of Messrs Chilton

those who Episode 7 (BBCTS). Raspent from

Mo and Company, gave whilst he was in the bath-room,{ poet of Jeat Sunday's Broadcast; evidence as to the admissions where he had been ordered to go 19.30, "Fidulin' for Fun" David Romi mode

charged with ently converting to his Report: 11, Time Bignal.

his

CREATER WEIGHT

OR

по

amo

represented

the

Poter

the

two Radia

witness for the principal ne Now Heel: 11.5, Gordnight Male: Prosecution, and, had testified

THE ONLY FACT.

company's money ranging from that they had seen on the Against this great weight of $500 to $756 between June premises the appellant and only evidence the only fact which and November 1954, the appellant and that he was was adduced to support the wearing a bluc

bluish white scarcely credible story advanced or.

of

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of all by means of an adequate document shown to him a' and his Orchestra: 10.59, Weatherde by the appellant, were by the man who did thọ murders own uso varying" ́ ́ sums of the

ASSESSED TIME Major Moore identified a of international

control. general specification sy stein

document. "It does not seem to me to it had been Issued by bo practicable

to consider in Chief Engineer, Hongkong, and 11.30. Close Down. isolation your suggestions ro was referred to in the parti REDIFFUSION

Germany. cular specifications

Died Playing Role far as they concern

Of A Patient

Minden, Germany, July 10. Marie Vieicer, a 10-year-old servant died from a heart attack while playing the part of the patient in the play "Doctor and Patient" with,,,group of Amateur actors here...

for each

-

I am anxious to find means of contract. A copy of that docu- reducing armed armaments,

.:

forces and ment was given to the contrac Musical Matinee; 3.30, Freddy out bine Hawaiian type shirt between 'the] Alleged .... Members

day

of the World-Lady justincation that the end

Murray Arnold and the Martin Moni 4. Romancoo Hamilton: 4.15, Tea Time/ Han= |of derrous; 4.30, Vocally Yours; Children's

Personality

that the man he

ammals

Comer-Conducted by then ums and unsuccessfully mid

Parade-Judy Garlandi

it was not a very

by the two'

was wearing and

of the shirt which they Of Triad Society

1 p.m. Variety Calls the Tune: Howallan type shirt or a washed by the accused was the dis- War De-Martin Show-With Moran the defence claimed and with great. tors on the approved "But to bring, abou! arent partment lat, delente in Europe, I 19 also Witness and he was the per- necessary that the peoples of ran who assessed the time for Western Europe. should feel that the completion of a contract, the exliding guarantees for their There were two methods. One security are being retained, WAS to press the hours of work:

On the other, hand,

for com- per men för A wedding party watching prehensive

Another way was arrangements to weak. the performance áld not realise take into account both disarma- extract from the total value of the girl's actions were true life ment and urgent politlent quod the contret the cost of labour and not just fiction until a tions, retably the reunification and, inving, ascessed the num

heaven's sako, the netress in progress possible. I shall al- of completion could be

dying, really."—China Mall ways be ready to give any eulated. Special,

help I can in this."Reutor.

any additional work was to be allowed, Printed and published by Ronne GEORGE HUTCHKON for and on discretion of the superintending behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-8 Wyndhamomeer. Street, City of Victoria: la the Colony, 'of Hongkong,

Hearing is proceeding,

lude:

cles mat; present, is the only one. worthy of commendation; and 18. would be improved by an enactment. for the fumining of a bill of particulars within, a, certain number wo once knew a Chinese whoso, bec hours after a caso, in mottled,

(sold: from: under him, on, a. judgment for costs, without the poo wreich, knowing what the trouble Was about. - Demartula (nij "Contam-but

Tamust tell our readers" that this occurred in the

Norco

„D'Egjerro, and,

Was

Goddant

ww

WATER STORAGE SITUATION

A

The Colony's reservoirs

Aunt Pamela: 6.30. Progressive Jazzi was wearing a white, sinalct, the description of the thietThree hawkers, were reman 6. Band Caus B.in, Birthday Matihar lent comme support to the story given by the witness who chased ed

20, London Studio Melodies; advanced by the

for 24-16urg by Mr Hin the accused that an individual that night.

The Chief Justice said that, hing: Lo at Central this morn 1.10. Les Brown and his Orchestra: there was another man on the to 10 7:55. The Fitul Year”—The Story premises at the time.

Signal and ine Nawal.de. Weather

these Incidents occurred at night

for being member of an Mother's Courage: 8, Tim

man, necording to the and they occurred in.

in circum

Pociety

30 million gallons of wajer Report, Announcements and truppellant committed the mur

stances in

Chan. Ting-kwok, 22, of 1283 the 24-hour period ending which observations by Jolitney into

Second Street","h Individuals, Space (New reniant, acquidiced in fright.

particularly

Becond floor; 8 o'clock, this morning, Chiu Yuk-kuon, Sarier),

Episoda-Starring JO1

20 and Chiu the storage, totalled.

talled. 2,826 m Morgan Inle: World in Paris", in the ballroom, "adjoining the

ly concerned, writion

might reaso and produced by Charian bedroom in which the decessort show some discrepancy, but the Street,

reasonably Chilton: D, Show Case-Belections we found lying.

word ground floor.

Confumption yesterda Court did not think that the alleged to be members of the amounted to 44 million Fultone

+ * from the Glenn Miller „Alorvi: 10: that report wlculations in pm. Word of dates 16.30, The Chier Justice said that slight discrepancy shown here I Wo Shing Tong Triad Society and the field from streaming

wt Midnight?THE THOR Dragon": 1, Berker's Bargain Base spoet of the case

the Trial. Judge dealt with this regard to the colour of the in Western District, N catchment areas 24 millon

in his own and posibly even the Thio; Chila brothers were redone. A ment: 11.30. Prelude to Midnight: 11umming-up, which his Lord-shape of this gown was much presented by Mẹ REGA Midnight, God Bave, the Close Down),

'chip:read;

that azty reasonablo Júry, no Dennis, of Brutton and Co, the Water: Authority,

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