The Third High Court of Kiangsu has, confirmed the sentence passed on Zi Ah-mei, instigator of the di orders which demurred amongst some Workers of the French Tramway and public utility company in 1081, but tunder the amnesty, Inw has reduced it from 10 years and six months' im. prisonment to years and 6 months. The original sentence was passed on October 20, 1981, but the Sopreme Court at Nanking! ordered charged with working the security of the state and \dangering the works of pub-ut name was mention: ed in certain documents found the office of Noulens, former repre: sentative of the Third International and now in prison, and a search at Zi's house brought to light various ments which proved his affix tion with the Communist party. by Judi divorce action of J, E, Ollerton v. J. ¥. Ollerton, the' custody of, the chitdto be given, to the respondent Paul de Flondor appeared for the requested by the petitioner.
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In the United States Consular court! on May' 12, before Mr, Krisel_ (Commissioner), fines of Mex, $100 and Mex, $25 respec Lively ® were imposed on Mr. John Henry MeBlroy" on charges, hich he pleaded gully, of, Ing a car recklesoly- and hegligently) ina manner dangerous to. the jubbe in, Connaught Road between jerry Road and. Gordon Road. 8.40 pam. on April 90, and driving. white "under the influence of drink fom the same occasion.
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