The Singapore Free Press, 14 August 1952
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Title Section19 1952-08-14 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA fdgsdfg sfdgdf SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS19 words
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Article570 1952-08-14 1 Death penalty threat to workers m Egypt ALEXANDRIA, Thursday. tONG mechanised units of the Egyptian k my last night occupied the riot-torn fire gutted industrial area of Kafr el Dawar, near Alexandria, after 24 hours of armed clashes en workers and police. official reports570 words
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Article87 1952-08-14 1 RABIES: S'PORE IS READY Pn>N Staff Reporter. r.pore City Council -perat^ with the m the event of an t of rabies m the Council's Health decided. :tee. which was ip.at there was nc danger of an outalso approved a "rieme for deal. do if it an. proposed is r rv87 words
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Article38 1952-08-14 1 GIRL FALLS 40 FEET staff Reportrt a Singapore s seriously fny before midnight when she fell 40 the second storey I th« junction of Br.r.2e Road and Ucper S reet. 1 authorities this reported she was -iMgerously D38 words
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Article, Illustration144 1952-08-14 1 HOME-MADE 'SAUCERS' A UNITED STATES Army scientist. Noel Scott, has succeeded m producing fiery objects that look like the "flying saucers" seen shooting through the night skies over the U.S. recently. Scott created these orangered mushrooms and discs by introducing molecules of ionised airA.P. - 144 words
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Article98 1952-08-14 1 MONEY FOR TALAL IS DEBATED AMMAN. Thurs. THE Jordan Government is considering how much •nonev it will allow ex-King Talal who left the throne a relatively poor man. after reigning for only one year m fhe former King now consdering mentally HI *»*h mtl. hope of recovery, must have aA.P. - 98 words
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Article66 1952-08-14 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A Chinese businessman of Kirn Pong Road, Singapore, on awakening yesterday missed his trousers and shirt m which were $172, a writing set, worth $43, and a key. A dinner jacket, belonging to a European, was stolen from an unlocked car, parked m66 words
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Article28 1952-08-14 1 The Duke of Windsor was reported yesterday "virtually cured of his stomach ailment and was expected to leave with the Duchess for France on Sunday. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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272 1952-08-14 1 Hitler alive or dead? MILLION S QUESTION VIENNA, Thursday. A LAWYER looking after Adolph Hitler's legal interests m Austria has asked a court ta rule on whether the ex-Fuehrer is dead or alivr. Most Allied and West German authorities have assumed Hitler is dead. The commonly accepted story is thatReuter - 272 words
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Article105 1952-08-14 1 Free Press Staff Reporter MR. E. M. F. Fersusson, member for the Singapore Chamber of Commerce will ask the Government at the Legislative Council meeting next Tuesday what action has been taken on the question of reviewing the retiring age for Government employees. The Council passed105 words
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Article19 1952-08-14 1 Casablanca police yesterday raided the homes of several Communist Party members and hrlri four for questioning.19 words
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Article145 1952-08-14 1 southsea, Thurs. "THREAT of a cripplinc; I strike m Britain's vital defence and export industries yesterday was aver'rd for at least a month as the Confederation of Ship-build-ing and En? s serins Unions authorized new wage talks with emolovers. The Confederation's annual conference unanimously approved aU.P. - 145 words
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261 1952-08-14 1 'Swindle $s for China, not Gen, Chiang MEXICO CITY, Thursday. AN officer of the Chinese Air Force, held here on charges of embezzling U525,000,000 from the Nationalist Government, has promised the money will be returned if "it goes to the people of China instead of the pockets of Generalissimo ChiangU.P.; A.P. - 261 words
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Article138 1952-08-14 1 OTTAWA. Thurs. BANDITS provide a special hazard to forestry operations m the Malayan states, the 6th British Commonwealth Forestry conference was today yesterday. Mr E. J. Struggnell. conservator cf forests for the Federated Malayan states, told the conference that bandits considerably hampered exploitation of Malaya'sReuter - 138 words
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Article105 1952-08-14 1 Mediator in Labour Party row Free Press Staff Reporter EFFORTS to end the dispute between the General Council of the Singapore Labour Party and iis president, Mr. Lim Yew Bock, over the nomination of I Peter Williams as Ihe South Ward contestant at the c Council elections m December, are105 words
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Article63 1952-08-14 1 Canada will see A— tests OTTAWA, Thurs. CANADA is expected to send a team of scientists to Australia by air within a month to take part m the British atom tests m the Monte Bello Islands. This will be Canada's first direct participation m an atomic explosion and her firstReuter - 63 words
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Article43 1952-08-14 1 A thunderbolt wrecked four brick kilns and gales tore the roofs of 12 houses, collapsing one, m a storm at Sydney yesterday. No 4ne was injured. Torrential rains caused floods, holding up traffic and suburban train services. Reuter AAPReuter; AAP - 43 words
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Article22 1952-08-14 1 Dr. X M. Pannikar is flying to Cairo before the end of the month to become India's ambassador to Egypt.22 words
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Article35 1952-08-14 1 Canadft's Defence and Production Minister, Mr. C. D. Hcwe, said last night that Canada would provide Britain with about $150,000,000 worth of armament this year as a free gift under mutual ReuterReuter - 35 words
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235 1952-08-14 1 Churchill will be best man for Eden LONDON. Thurs. MR Anthony Eden, out for his last fling as a bachelor, threw a stag party last night at his big Greysione house m mid-town London. Today, the British Foreign Secretary will be married to Miss Clarissa SpencerChurchill, niece of the Prhne235 words
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Article53 1952-08-14 1 TEHERAN, Thurs. DR. Mossadeq, the Persian Prime Minister, issued sweeping agrarian decree yesterday giving tne impoverished peasant a greater proportion of wha; he produces. The decree specifies that land- owners <_ re than 10 per 1 rent cf their income from holdi to peasants, and dono^it53 words
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Advertisement34 1952-08-14 1 (/our prized SILVER PIECES £3^ Restored Baked, braised, or tucked up m rich brown gravy m the traditional pie... rabbit makes a tasty variation on the weekly menu. i :pore COLD STORAGE Co.. UA34 words
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Advertisement53 1952-08-14 1 Wkkk PHONE ***** SINGAPORE. frWY WAUGH ft CO. LTD HENWY WAUGH CC~ I 1 >v |t DRUMMER brand i MARGARINE j 0 Contains Sunshine Vitamins A b D J AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADINC PR" !CN STORES BRANCHES THROUGHOUT SOUTH-EAST ASIA i i» HfNWy WAUQH > CO ITO, HtNWV WAUOH 453 words
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Article, Illustration1000 1952-08-14 2 UNDER REVIEW Pat Murphy reviews new hooks m U.K. Ucnte forilialr. by Nadia and Roland Grant. P» kct Guulc to British Birds. B. R. Fitter and R. A. R r i>on. (Coil.: 1 I rkcl all the 1 «"-r. by Ne- F|O you knew that stout,1,000 words
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Article153 1952-08-14 2 Knkerton Stci by James D. Ho ran and>/ Howard Sw^gett. (Heine- < mann, 18s. A first -class piece of work. For those addicted to the time -spinning relaxation of crime and detective novels, here is a guide for ever. It tells, documentarily of detec-\ tive happenings153 words
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Article465 1952-08-14 2 PIERRE JEANNERAT - RIDDLE OF THE 'BUSH BABIES' PIERRE JEANNERAT reviews a book which sheds new light on the Australian natives 'back of beyond.' VOTHING could look 11 more innocent than a slender book on mv desk: CHILD ARTISTS OF THE AUSTRALIAN BISH written by Mary Durack Miller m -ociation with Florence Rutter,465 words
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Article711 1952-08-14 2 GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON - FIRSTCOMPOSER OF JAZZ GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON MISTER JELLY ROLL. By Alan Lomftx. (Cassrll.) The rise andfallofMr Jelly /,> "M V folks were m the city of New Orleans long before the Louisiana Purchase, and all my folks came directly from the shores of France, that is across the world m711 words
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Article178 1952-08-14 2 HAMILTON, (Ontario). QIX men and a woman, including two Englishmen, who sailed across the Atlantic from Britain m a 72 ft. yacht. have reached their journey's end m Hamilton harbour, at the western end of L: Ontario. Their '4000-mile .age from Falmouth via the Azores.178 words
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Advertisement175 1952-08-14 2 THE MIRROR T6LLS YOU '.<'&**> 7/ V> J% l/joure lovelier J X -^ft* tm since you changed l/v^M ft Make-up Vlk Cool, fresh Ikia with the vii, soft jm/ bloom of youth mbout it th*t*s the j/w/ loveliness you like your mirror to show you J J/ Innosa brings you175 words
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Miscellaneous250 1952-08-14 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR gORX today. y u have an Material wealth means less mereial life, you do have a ino.misitive mind. You l^ i yOU tha do lnte»ectual rather lon* head for business like to know everything and JJ? th L^T"* 5 ,/k" m tte and seem to make ryuun*250 words
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Miscellaneous143 1952-08-14 2 New Crossword W«. 740 L^ M^^^^M w *m^KVV IMMH CLUES ACROSS 3, 7. Areas for packing pearls (7. 6). 8. They make streaks, on the ice (7). 9. I paw it, the little dear (6). 10. Has he a spl't personality? (7». 13. This creature holds its head high (7)143 words
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Miscellaneous39 1952-08-14 2 Solution To Crossword No. 759 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION. Across: 1, Caress. 4. Isle. 8. Kingdom come. 9 Trimmer. 10, 8.8.C. 12, Nag. 13, Puss-cat. ]5. Thunderclap. 16. Rope. 17 Seesaw. DOWN: I, Cake-tin. 2, Running jump. _3. Sedum. 5, Shoe39 words
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Article, Illustration494 1952-08-14 3 ONELY CLERK CHASED CABARET GIRLS -With Foreign Office funds LONDON, Thursday. T^HE loneliness of his one-room lodgings m Basra A made a Foreign Office clerk so desperate he stole <'U8 from a safe at the British Consulate and squandered it on two cabaret girls m Baghdad, it was said at494 words
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Article168 1952-08-14 3 Bridge Quiz 4 ft new -rable may ftnti -iowever. cnhave if you y cxv or «e--:>u a Mm, Tn* Sottß Ka»t Wt. North bid wlta m f tfei following hands* |«l 5 3 &3? X 6 I 0 A 10 7 i A4J I 2 <•> 4 5• < 8168 words
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Article26 1952-08-14 3 Thoughts will be 'watched' c Ministry of Public has anno: irity committees. c immittees v-ill have J to arrest people ci ing from crimi°"ences to wrong26 words
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Article280 1952-08-14 3 CARDIFF, Thursday. THE best poem submitted m the competition for the Bardic Crown at the National Eisteddfod at Aberystwyth was so '•immoral" that the adjudiors refused to award the crown. The announcement disapted 8.000 people who ed to see a new poet crowned, and brought anticlimax280 words
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Article54 1952-08-14 3 Mr. Richard Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will not lead the British delegation to the annual meetings of the World Bank r.nd the International Monetary Fund m Mexico City next month. Mr. Butler will remain m Lcadon to prepare for the November meeting of theReuter - 54 words
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Article48 1952-08-14 3 Rich man was slave's son MR. C C. BpraUinf, a former slave's soil who ros? from poverty to b- come one of America's richest NefTOes, has died at Durham, North Carolina, on his 77th birthday. He he id ?U an £11,785,--000 insurance company and a 1.783,900 Negro bank.48 words
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Article223 1952-08-14 3 Who wants to be 100 years old? JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. A MEW health craze here H promises to smooch ill wrinkles, renew youth and energy and prolong life by years. The fat, it is said, get thin. The thru get fat. Tho.se suffering from high blood pressure, lose it. Those whoseReuter - 223 words
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194 1952-08-14 3 Business is booming with Indo-China taxi-dancers HAIPONG, Thurs. TAXI-dance girls are doing a thriving business m this busy port city m northeastern Vietnam. An hour's dancing with anyone who asks them brings from 100 piastres to 200 piastres (Malayan $15 to Payment comes .quick after the first dance. By thatAP - 194 words
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Article66 1952-08-14 3 LONDON, Thurs. ADRIAN and Stuart Jardine, 18 year old twins, outsailed the Duke of Edinburgh m their yacht Starletta at the recent Cowes Regatta Flying Fifteen. The twins learnt yachting as children when they were m Palestine where their father, Col. Murray H. Jardir.e. was stationed.66 words
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Article29 1952-08-14 3 Mr. Roberto Rossellini, film producer husband of Miss Insrid Bergman, has arrived m London for talks about releasing his latest film, "Europe 51," m Britain. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article66 1952-08-14 3 HANOI. Thurs. A "NEW order" is being established m North Vietnam by its energetic, hard-hitting Governor Pham Van Binh, who is pushing a -clean-up" within the national guard, security services and all branches of government administration. His object is to weed out all "bad elements" whoA.P. - 66 words
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Article24 1952-08-14 3 Miss Margaret Truman inspected American troops m Berlin on the second day of a two-day visit to the former German capital- A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article33 1952-08-14 3 Seventeen-year-old Prince Alexander of Abyssinia, who is a student at Britain's Royal Naval College, visited the Naval Academy at Annapolis and joined nrdsh :T>> ~'en ?t a canteen Jun^l:. A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article22 1952-08-14 3 Lt.-Gen. Sir Archibald Nye, 57, Britain's new High Commissioner m Canada, has left Liverpool by sea for Ottpv- ReuterReuter - 22 words
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318 1952-08-14 3 INVERNESS, Thursday. TS a man who watches a couple courting m a public place such as a park a "Peeping Tom"? And can he be put on trial under an ancient law ruling that such a man is committing a breach of the318 words
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Article28 1952-08-14 3 A Japanese goodwill mission of seven parliamentarians, led by the former Cabinet Minister. Mr. H. inaeaki, has arrived at New n»lhi from Tokyo by air. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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206 1952-08-14 3 There is no wedding, sir, she said CORK. Thurs. rE eagerly awaited Cove affair between the beautiful Irish milkmaid and the American ex-soldier whose note she found m a bottle is not to be, she says. Brenda O'Sullivan. 24, told reporters: "There is no romance, and there win be noA.P. - 206 words
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Article16 1952-08-14 3 Mr. Frank C. Pace. 'Army Secretary, has arrived m Belgrade for a visit. A.P.A.P. - 16 words
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Advertisement52 1952-08-14 3 VNSS P R AY POWDERED MILK $g^z!^^__^-^i&^^^^\\ cream milk with IM supply of fresh full cream milk T A —any quantity you require iusi Powdered Milk NESPRAY >^)^^CJBP makes six pints of -milk m its most tmT\ pure ere y convenient form j£s O HADIJY NESTLES FAMOUS THE WOHLO.QViR FOR52 words
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Miscellaneous292 1952-08-14 3 dlNGftPOKb' s 1: An •Agrloilu: I ma-' i ,azine; 7.45 Cricket: Engiand v. 10 a.m. News; 10 05 M sic Fourth Test Match at While You Work; 10.45 Perry e f Oval Commentaries by Rex Como Show; 11-11.30 London Als.on and John Arlott on the Studio Me odios: i p.ru.292 words
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179 1952-08-14 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, August 14, 1952 Unwanted gift >'O-ONE m ing that a iortui or t: si. of sold do not fro the Those cl. b< tO t: BSt it IS hire mor. D It la m Asso- fa I I tun m t prc"jud: the ad. o179 words
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Article199 1952-08-14 4 "^JOW it is multi-store ?ara??s which Singapore needs to solve Its city parkem. Tnat is the s'W7fst cn offered by the H rar of Vehi •T9 a R ■ke his mind on the i jectri: was to call fcr pwoula* take m 5.00 D ear. T>» plan199 words
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Article, Illustration136 1952-08-14 4 Taking the plunge JF an., v: er midday, you see a man. boy r suddenly da et towa of Ron ral but 1 and P-ii r: don't i or try to prevent a cide." It is nothing than an attempt to the humid heat has been beating down on to136 words
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Article212 1952-08-14 4 Bishops Wish 4 THREAT to co-oper- at ion between West crn Powers and Middl? st countries are the subtle schemes of anti-British Archbish Ifakarios, Greek Primate of Cyprus, who the British colony to be handed over to Greece. Archbishop Makarios has paid a visit to Athens to212 words
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Article, Illustration579 1952-08-14 4 Frank Sergeant - ONE STEP on this 1,000 mile, path MEANS DEATH Frank Sergeant THE NEW NO-MAN'S-LAND IN EUROPE LAUENBURG, U.S. Zone I HAVE just returned from a 100-mile trip along Russia's new and formidable "Death Frontier"— the srim belt of land laid waste by the Russians to stop refugees pouring into the579 words
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Article158 1952-08-14 4 TOURING the flights around my parish from country to country, I find all too often that I have forgotten the names of my' parishioners. One name, however, from this last trip I am sure I am not going to forget is 4&at of Ismail Bashkan. On this somewliat disillusioning158 words
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536 1952-08-14 4 So Drummond Dropped in for a Drink Sir Jack Drummond and his wife and child were savagely murdered m France tasr week. Here Kenneth Pip«, a friend of Sir Jack's, tells something about the man who planned Britain's wartime diet T KNEW Sir Jack 1 Drummond murdered with his wife536 words
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Article, Illustration293 1952-08-14 4 A MAN I SHALL NOT EASILY FORGET ...between the eyes c/ Tun Sefton Delmer sets.. In rry iiLh is son thing that ccujd r< happened when I Turkey fcur years ay Four years ago no car could have got to I The roads w^re Bat, since thi I cans have293 words
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Advertisement14 1952-08-14 4 on* 3 A /r4 JS^jKB enmmrs /Pjlk xcPurtrsa/h PHONE: 33^4 1. HK.H ST.. SPORE-614 words
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Advertisement10 1952-08-14 4 n yjb& THE HOW rrt «M &tkl^\j^^^l Raccoon T long;10 words
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Article302 1952-08-14 5 'Considerably more home grown supplies m two years' VIR T p Fr r C Pre n Staff Re P<>rt€r M X Commissioner for Co-opera-n.,h uLh^- Pmen Says m his annua report published th.s morning: "It is confidently expected that a considerable increase m supplies of home-302 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-08-14 5 MR. E. V. SMITH. Superintendent of the Singapore Police Training School, who leaves for Sarawak by the Rajah Brooke on Saturday, to take over the Sarawak Police Training School for two months.32 words
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Article58 1952-08-14 5 IPOH. Thurs.— The P./ Club. looh. the main objsc: of which is to foster understanding, unity and goodwill among the various cojnmuniUea will be officially declared open by the Sultan of Perak on Sunday. There will be a cocktail party at the club premises on "the58 words
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Article56 1952-08-14 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— An elderly woman. Tan Lung Hooi was fined $450 m Bagan Serai for possession of a still and 20 gallons of fermented mash. She was arrested after a raid on her house at Lean Seng Estate on July 23. The still and56 words
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Article46 1952-08-14 5 COLONY TO STUDY DEFENCE ECONOMY S I Reporter PORE Govern--3 soon set up to study menta LviUan an emerthe N fflce de--Solems of s in Li provided •5 budget for exthe 9 have to deal uith !:ave advised to set up be raised at Ooandi meeting46 words
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Article, Illustration138 1952-08-14 5 RED CROSS TO LEND AIDS TO CRIPPLES TlxE Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society is re-organ-ising its Medical Loan Depot. Yesterday it received 15 crates of medical stores from Britain. The depot which is at the Generil Hospital will now lend out at a nominal fee wheel chairs,138 words
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Article65 1952-08-14 5 SEGAMAT, Thurs. A mother of two children told the Segamat Magistrate she was beaten by her husband, neglected and illtreated by his parents and then left unprovided to live with her own parents. The woman Tan Hwee was claiming maintenance from her 27-year-old husband. Saw65 words
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Article30 1952-08-14 5 Special rail concessions for the blind who travel on Malayan railways came into operation m November 1950 and were not made recently, the Straits Times has been informed.30 words
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Article182 1952-08-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. •TRADE Union circles m Kuala Lumpur said yesterday that the revised rates of payment under the new Work-men s Compensation BUI "appeared to be acceptable. Mr If. Arokiasamy. sec-retary-general of the Malai van Trade Union Council, said* "The several new features m the182 words
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Article50 1952-08-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR., Thurs.— Rembau branch of the Negri Sembllan Adult Education Association was formed on Tuesday at a meeting at the Rembau English School. The meeting was sponsored by the Rembau Youth, Organisation. Inch e Osman bin Ali was elected president and Mr. V. B. Param secretary.50 words
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Article47 1952-08-14 5 DESERTED POST SECOND TIME TELUK ANSON, Thurs. Atan bin Long, a Special Constable at the Bidor River Tea Estate, was fined $500 or six months' imprisonment for desertion. Atan had previously deserted from his post at Teluk Baru Estate and was fined $250 or three months' imprisonment.47 words
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Article44 1952-08-14 5 Used force on woman charge RAUB Thurs— Karuppiah. a P.W.D. labourer. was charged at Raub with using criminal force on Rukmany with intent to outrage her modesty at the labourers lines, Fraser s Hill. Karuppiah claimed trial The case was postponed to Sept. 19.44 words
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193 1952-08-14 5 Free Press Staff Reporter mHE main source of infecX tion of new-born babies is not so much the mothers as visitors. Dr. A C Sinha Gynaecologist at the Singapore Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, told the Free Press yesterday. "The glass windows m wards are193 words
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Article234 1952-08-14 5 TTiHE Deputy City Health Officer, Dr. H. R. Morri- son, yesterday appealed for greater co-operation from parents to fight diphtheria m the Colony. Nearly 5,0€0 children took their firs: inoculation during the last- four weeks. It is "very, very important" that J they should be234 words
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Article134 1952-08-14 5 CO-OP CAN BE SAVED, HE SAYS THE cause of the losses sustained for three years m succession by the Singapore Co-operative Stores Society has yet to be ascertained, says Mr. T. F. Carey, Commissioner for Co-opera-tive Development. Singapore, m his annual report published this morning. Mr. Carey, says that at134 words
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167 1952-08-14 5 Jl/lORE people are asking the courts to end A marriages. Most of these are Asian wives. They are becoming: wiser to this form of legal action to free themselves from unhappy marriages, a Government official told the Free Press yesterday. These are the figures:167 words
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Article125 1952-08-14 5 IT is unlikely that the Chinese and Malay departments of the University cf Malaya will be opened this year, Mr. W. D. Craig, Registrar, told the Free Press yesterday. The appointments to the two chairs are still under consideration. "We hope they will be made within125 words
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Article107 1952-08-14 5 qi BSTATIOXS liable to load kJ shedding tonight are: Aljnnid Koad. Sims Avruui Pava Lebar Pumps. Dunman Road. Jou Cbiat P. are. Jalaa Yasin. Jalan Eunos Rangoon Rd., Smnrtt K^tatr. koUm Aver, MrPherson Rd. Kirn Cbuan Rd.. Boundary Rd I'torenrr Rd.. l"pp<*r ScraDKoon. Yio Chu Kane Rd., Govt.107 words
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Article32 1952-08-14 5 The annual general meeting of the Shuddha Samajam (Pure Life Society) of Kuala Lumpur will take place on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the society's premises m Puchon? Road, Petaling.32 words
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Article21 1952-08-14 5 MERSING, Thurs. Inche Mohamed Hashim bin Put Asst: Rationing Ofliorr, Kuala Lipis. has taken duties as Rationing Officer, Mersing.21 words
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249 1952-08-14 5 He pleads for more loan societies EMPLOYERS m S J pore mercanf are slow to realise t advantage of thn loan societies to their subordinate staff, says the Commissioner for Co-operative Development, Mr. T. F. Ca: his annual report published this morning. "As a result." he say?, is far too249 words
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Advertisement71 1952-08-14 5 SPORTS TROPHIES SUPREME IN QUALITY YET ECONOMICAL IN PRICE S. P. H. de SUVA 45. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 6. THE EMBANKMENT. K. LUMPUR 6. STATION ROAD. 'POH HELENA RUBENSTEIN BEAUTY PREPARATIONS FULL RANGE available at DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMISTS MUI FONG HOTEL (AIR-CONDITIONED; No. 85, Beach Road, Singapore. (OPPOSITE NEW71 words
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Advertisement68 1952-08-14 5 I DID YOU GET SOME?... i S3** I 1 CYCLAX BEAUTY I r I 3slm 1 5 3 Sufficient tor 48 treatments r Tones. Refines. k}>l2i.sQ i per jar I Superb Beauty Mask. i Wi?/-^ wa«V j« minutes, I 1 |l Gently chases away tiredness. I I 2 Smoothes lines,68 words
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Article, Illustration1066 1952-08-14 6 Los Angeles— Suburbs Seeking a City There is no civic, cultural, industrial or political pivot, says F.K. Gardiner WHAT does the name of Los Angeles convey to the avei\ foreigner a big place on the Pacific coast overshadowed by one of its own suburbs, Hollywood Probably. Los Angeles, let me1,066 words
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Article349 1952-08-14 6 MEXICO IS A MURDEROUS COUNTRY 2O its murder you want! And even if it isn't you still get it or skirt very near it— if you happen to live In far-off Mexico City where eight murders a day make the -police scratch their heads and admit that "something extraordinary m349 words
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Article226 1952-08-14 6 4T Wiesbaden, U.S. Air Force H.Q. m Germany, the use of radar "p cker 'planes to fill gaps m the Western ai r raid warning net is being urged Dy u.o. radar experts. "Picket"' planes could rlasn warnings of enemy attack tong before ground-based radar would pick flights226 words
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Article, Illustration497 1952-08-14 6 GRAHAM FISHER - GRAHAM FISHER By Even though they d o take shelter when it rai 4 ROUND the coast of Britain secretaries of seaside angling clubs are busy preparing for the anual spate of fishing festivals. Some resorts have already staged theirs, but most497 words
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Miscellaneous105 1952-08-14 6 M3R!drdK6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya V W 066 \-/OOw!- SOMEBODY /iVt aiMS UP ON /EXCUSE ME, S»R— CHAMPAGNE I IMPORTANT WAS V V^>RRAy/ TO 6EORSiE > S CAR, /TM»S IS A GANGWAVJ- I CUP, DEAR? 'JjL ARRIVED!105 words
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Article618 1952-08-14 7 Flag of Peace will run well From ALLAN LEWIS I RKING on the second grass track at nala Lumpur this morning, with the Jeannette (Spencer) reeled off m .*b l an exceptional gallop for a Cl. 4 hors^ reproduces this form m the race618 words
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Article, Illustration557 1952-08-14 7 Chay Weng Yew nearly fell asleep earned Spore's only point but.,.. DACK from Helsinki, Sin- gapore's Olympic Games team met a great reception when they landed by QMfcM BOAC Constellation at Kullang Airport yesterday afternoon. Pressmen, relatives, friends —even a busload of Nanyans School girls to welcome Ten- Pei Wan—Free Press - 557 words
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Article106 1952-08-14 7 Chye Hin in hospital it learned yesterday that Mr. Goh C'nye Hin. assistant team manager to Singapore's Olyj pic conent, was seriously Injured road accident m Rome le on the way frooi I don to He's i He is und treat rr. m a London hospital and ;rn to Singapcre106 words
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Article35 1952-08-14 7 Teng Pei Wah. Sinp.ipcre s champion sprinter and hurdler. who returned to the Colony from I j Helsinki yesterday. -Ail! ievc for I Ipoh today, to participate m th? Malayan A.A.A. cha*r.pionshi:<s.35 words
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Article248 1952-08-14 7 seeded players met with disaster on Tuesday as the annual invitation tennis tournament o the Newport Casino moved into the fourth round I at Rho:le Island. The defeated included three Americans and three cf the favoured foreign entrants. S?ec'ed Americana to fa!! were StraightU.P. - 248 words
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Article82 1952-08-14 7 FLYING Eoat Wing, United S?r--s Divisim Two tpa:n. First, Division Rcyal Air Foics Seletar by two goals to one m their R.A.F. Malay a inter-unit knockout Cup-tie (flrst-rcund) at S-letar yesterday. Cameron scored t^ire for FBW who dominated the first half to lead two-nil at half-time. Safeter82 words
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Article48 1952-08-14 7 ROYAL AIR FORCE Maintenance Unit beat RAF. Kuala ,umpur by four goals to nil at ki vcs'erday m a replay of *tir RAF Malaya inter-unit firs -round tie. which was drawn one-aU m Singapore recently. Nicholson scored all four goak for the M.U.48 words
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Article13 1952-08-14 7 THE Pcnang Am*t«ur Boxing Association will stage the at th? VS World arena.13 words
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Article169 1952-08-14 7 R«ta SC 4: Guthric S.C. 4 KIGHT goals were shared •Tumrte opened .eraunt, m thp 7*h mimiip when X.* P h e ow slammri m a powerful drive following an indirect f reekick Peter Kiong equalised from 30--yards. Peck Whye scored a second goal169 words
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Article302 1952-08-14 7 jJ*,Ci£NT rain which had made most pitches tricky 1 helped bowlers m the county championship matches which started yesterday and m only one case did a side bat throughou/ the day. Lancashire, thart&s mainly to Geoffrey Edrich. who hit an undefeated 122, reached the highest tatalReuter - 302 words
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Article223 1952-08-14 7 India Test team is unchanged AS anticipated India's team for the fourth and final Test starting at the Oval today is unchanged from the side which lost at Manchester. Though they were annihilated m the third Test on what was after all not their wicket, the Indians hav<? been doingReuter - 223 words
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Article20 1952-08-14 7 ITALY'S Guido Ferracin, former European bantamweight champion, will fight Belgium's Jean Sneyers at Liege on September 16. A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article67 1952-08-14 7 Yesterday's SAFA D.v. 2 soccer matches resulted: Woodbridge Hosp. R.C. 5, Tiong Bahru Rangers 1. (Scorers: Ismail i 2. Osman, Mat Noor. and Kirn S?.n; Pee Ann for Rangers). Match played at CYMA. Marine Dept. S.C. 7, Singapore Medical Workers Union 1. (Sar<fts: Ali Sagor 2, Omar67 words
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Article36 1952-08-14 7 Kuala Lumpur's Methodist Boys' School were yesterday held to a 2-all draw by St. Joseph's Institution m a soccer match on S.J.I, ground. At badminton M.B.S. beat S.JJ. by six games to nil.36 words
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635 1952-08-14 7 Boni face in a new role inspires RA OC REME out of Parker Co R.A.O.C 2; P..E.M.E I. TOOYAL Electrical and MfhinirH 1 out of the Parker Cv;:. The favour teeliminated by Royal A my Orinance Ccr s i i first-round tie at the 8.0.D. ground, Alexa!:dr yesterday. In* a635 words
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Article452 1952-08-14 7 Rovers win Senior Lge. c'ship Rover; S.C. 7 Kola R-ja 15. ROVERS Sports Club en. Ed champions of U gapore Amateur F. A. S> i League with an unbaaten record when they convinci: beat Kota Raja XI by seven goals to two m their last League game at Jalan Bcsar452 words
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Advertisement29 1952-08-14 7 a^^^x^^^ ftvvpll y m oiiy window :;;-;.v: "'li. BORKEO Y^f**^ Bran' its m K.L., Ipoh. Pcnang. t»!« PPrKTERED TRADE MAH OF THE CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO. INC CF NEW YOHK.29 words
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362 1952-08-14 8 ROOMS FOR CROWNING BIG RIDDLE FOR LONDON 'Hotel ships' may solve problem OVERSEAS visitors to London for the Queens coronation on June I may find themselves m boarding houses on the south coast 60 miles away, if they haven't already reserved their hotel rooms. The coronation accommodation committee, formed byReuter - 362 words
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Article96 1952-08-14 8 The path of glory... TOKYO Thu. n burden ol fame and lory proved too mucl tiie ;\;"ents of two o I star athl A i per reported yester I father 0 H ronoshin Furuhash J a\* hope m th O rimming event at Helsinki, suffered a rvous when his sonReuter - 96 words
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155 1952-08-14 8 $250,000 BEQUEST POSES HIM A PROBLEM SEOUL, Thurs. LT. COL. Edward Murrey Dalz i c 1 McNaughton, Canadian regimental commander m Korea, said yesterday he was undecided whether or not to change "a perfectly good name for a fortune well m excess of U*****,000. The 32-year-old bachelor officer said mA.P. - 155 words
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Article326 1952-08-14 8 NUDISTS' UNDRESS DEBATE NEW YORK, Thursday. VTDISTS of America gathered m a solemn conclave yesterday at Convention Glade, Mays Landing. New Jersey, faced with the bare fact that no one knew who was m charge. As the 21st annual convention of the American Sunbathing326 words
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Article41 1952-08-14 8 MINE SPOTTED IN CHANNEL The Dutch motor vessel Cape. 494 tons, yesterday sighted a mine floating In the English Channel m the area normally used by South Devon fishermen. A destroyer and a minesweeper left Plymouth to search for it.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-08-14 8 DR. G. H. GARLIC X, Director of SAT A (left) who returned to Singapore yesterday after attending two tuberculosis conferences m Britain. He is seen talking to Mr. C. L. Edwards, former Chairman of SATA, (centre) and Mr. G. H. Kiat, City Councillor.43 words
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Article23 1952-08-14 8 U.S. life insurance companies have paid out more than U5516,000,000 m death claims resulting from casualties m the Korean war. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article, Illustration52 1952-08-14 8 SHE CYCLED 12,000 MILES IN 100 DAYS picture. EVELYN HAMILTON (above), 46 years old, set out recently to cycle 11,000 miles m 100 days to prove that British cycle equipment is the best m the world. When she ccmpleted the distance with seven days to spare, she cycled another 1.000Reuter - 52 words
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Article40 1952-08-14 8 The French Foreign Ministry confirmed last night that French businessmen are negotiating a trade agreement of up to U5523,000,000 with Communist China. An official spokesman emphasised that the deal was purely private and still very indefinite.40 words
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Article220 1952-08-14 8 Output of rubber declines WASINGTON, Thurs. WORLD natural rubber production declined to 127.--500 long tons m June 1952. the lowest monthly output since March 1950. according to preliminary estimates of the Secretariat of the International Rubber Study Group the United States Commerce Department announced yesterday. Production for the first sixReuter - 220 words
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157 1952-08-14 8 LONDON, Thursday. A PARTY, of Britons sailing to Helsinki for the Olympic Games said on their return yesterday that a Russian gunboat had stopped their yacht m the Gulf of Finland, taken them to a nearby Island and questioned them for four hours. Mr.Reuter - 157 words
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Article235 1952-08-14 8 Clergyman helped plot WASHINGTON, Thursday. A COMMUNIST SCHEME to infiltrate the Bo> Scout movement and feed its members "Communism with a sugar coating*' was described m sworn testimony made public by l\S. Senate investigators yesterday. The Internal Security Sub-committee, m a report toA.P.; Reuter - 235 words
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Article60 1952-08-14 8 The first great uranium rush m the atomic age described by mining men as "the most intensive mineral rush m North America this century" is nearly over m Canada. There was a vast difference between last weeks uranium rush and the gold rushes of the "roaringReuter - 60 words
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Article44 1952-08-14 8 Rare birds on the Montebello Islands site of Britain's first atom weapon test —will be protected or dispersed by experts before the weapons are fired, the Australian Defence Minister, Mr. Philip Mrßride, told the House of P -;-?sentatives. Reuter AAPReuter; AAP - 44 words
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Article41 1952-08-14 8 Arrested under new Jap law The first two arrests under Japan's new anti-subversive activities law were made yesterday by police at a village 120 miles south of Tokyo. Authorities identified the two men as members of the Communist Party. A. P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article76 1952-08-14 8 Reds Plan a F ar East army T HK Chi 2* 1 have d,<id, 7""* sanise out «f fo* armies a "K ar lr peoples r,v«lut,on ar r corps," uhi.h houlh y uiHrj ih of Gen. Roq, Commander-.n-(h.efnfl y Soviel m th the-Th.na'ln,,,^ d her. This d to the aReuter; AAP - 76 words
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Article17 1952-08-14 8 Farouk's sister asks for more Fall. title cf a deci-Si ;e Crotn Counci. man. Farouk A. P.A.P. - 17 words
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Article13 1952-08-14 8 illons of be months 30. ttfc Revenue I Tax Divider A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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Miscellaneous78 1952-08-14 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris ■HBHBSkl^t^^ CLIENT rwELL,WHATABOLIT>//5l fMR. JAYSON. A MAN IN yOURi V\ ie tuk ruAO ie ai iv/c XwiLl EXPLAIN THAT IDENTITY? WHAT'S HE RACKET IS USED TO TAKING W wwATrnAwiTW^ CARE OF HIMSELF-WHICH u| I^% X vm« i uuwwiin 7AS YOU HAVE tJ if imC^ MAKES78 words
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