The Singapore Free Press, 29 January 1953
1953-01-29
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Title Section18 1953-01-29 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA D SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1953. PKICE FIFTEEN CEM18 words
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Article101 1953-01-29 1 1,758 SPORMNSANI- DANGER Hospital strike precautions PATIENTS WILL BE LOCKED UP Pi -taff Reporter I VIE, Acting Medical Superintendent res Woodbridffo Mental Hospital morning there danger of 1,758 leranged patients "getting out of m tht n ol a strike by the hospital's idants tomorrow. <en to lock up the n101 words
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Article10 1953-01-29 1 ALL CORDIAL IN PERSIA p :omI I rences be- A.P.A.P. - 10 words
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Article73 1953-01-29 1 Ferry plan for Kallang scrapped Free Pr ;f Reporter 4 PLAN to beat the Kal] -A traffic bo by a ferry service between Clifford Pier* and Katong Park has been scrapped. pia: -rsted two Counc. a Kum Chee and Miss ock. would cost nea 0,000. The Traffic Advisory Board ed73 words
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Article96 1953-01-29 1 LONDON. Thurs. nnHE Foreign Secrrtary. A Eden, said last night that iin was not ready to join any political federation m T irliament :v to join. It would be quite to give Mr Eden *aid m the House of Commons. He was answering a plea byU.P. - 96 words
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Article43 1953-01-29 1 Admiral Earl Mountbatten. NATO Mediterranean Commander, said h e had reached complete agreement m a con- n Greek defence leaders m Athens yesterday. "I am greatly honoured and gratified to have Greek naval forces nnripr mv command," he added.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article20 1953-01-29 1 President Eisenhower"? first address t 0 Congress on Feb. 2 be broadcast and teled by all major networks.20 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-01-29 1 A.P. picture. n I.I.ERS and cashiers of the Citizens and Southern National Bank m Valdosta. Georgia, wear surgical masks to protect themselves and customers from possible infection from influenza now at epidemic proportions. South Executive vice-presi-dent. Mr James Blanchard. of the Bank ordered the masks whenA.P. - 59 words
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Article280 1953-01-29 1 Eden on Nazi threat LONDON, Thursday. -THE FOREIGN SECRETARY, Mr. Anthony Eden. charged yesterday that the seven arrested former Nazis aimed to set up a new Nazi party eventually to donose the presen I -mocratic West German Government. Eden reported to the House ofU.P.; Reuter - 280 words
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136 1953-01-29 1 LONDON. Thars. \nSCOUNT Astor. wealthy son of Virginia-born Lady Astor. has filed sui for divorce against his tiller wife. Sarah, the daughter oJ a British film magnate. Named m the case as corespondent is a Mr. T. Barm?. The case appears m the listA.P. - 136 words
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Article80 1953-01-29 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. PRESIDENT Victor Paz Esi tenssoro announced that Bolivia is negotiating with the United States for the sale of 50 per cent, of her annual tin production. Bolivia announced on Monday the spot sale of 5.000 tons In to the United StatesU.P. - 80 words
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Article25 1953-01-29 1 The Ministry of Education issued m Taipeh yesterday orders forbidding students under 18 years of age from joining any political party. A. P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article30 1953-01-29 1 The South Korean Transportation Ministry sa:'d terday that 53 people drowned when the ferry. "G Fortune.' sank off the coast of Korea on Sun Eighty-seven passengc rescued.— A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article15 1953-01-29 1 Britain's biggest liner on fire SOUTHAMPTON. Thu* 17IRE brok n rd th' to a U.P.U.P. - 15 words
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Article33 1953-01-29 1 Gen. Si." Francis Reginald Wingate a former Gove? General of the Sudan, died at his home m Dunbar, Scotland, yesterday. He was 91 and. an uncle of the Chindit leader.— A.PA.P. - 33 words
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Article151 1953-01-29 1 LONDON. Thursday. TIRADE union chiefs revived a feud with the Socialist leader Mr. Aneurin Bevan yesterday and asked the Labour Party to curb its rebellious left-wing. The row flared up when the Bevanite paper Tribune attacked the steel workers' leader, Mr. Lincoln Evans, for accepting aReuter - 151 words
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125 1953-01-29 1 Plans for New Zealand race DARWIN, Thursday. 4 ROYAL Air Force Canberra jet crew with the x London to Darwin speed record safely confirmed last night got a challenge. The Australians sa\ they will do better. The blue British speedster, piloted by Fl 4 LeslieReuter; A.A.P.; A.P. - 125 words
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Article222 1953-01-29 1 SHOPMEN FEAR ITS EFFECT Free Press Staff Reporter OKOPKEEPERS along Singapore's busy North Bridg? and South Bridge Roads fear that their businesses will be badly hit when the authorities implement East-West one way scheme on Sunday. The owner of one N Bridge Road goods shop said relay; "People222 words
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Article71 1953-01-29 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. MR. CHARLES E. Wilson whose appointment aroused controversy m the Senate because of his $2,500,000 holdings m the giant General Motors Company, was sworn m at the White House yesterday as United States Defence Secretary. Mr. Wilson agreed to dispose of his holdings byReuter - 71 words
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Article24 1953-01-29 1 B A: Dr. Da: Parliair.ent to 1 ordinary pr laws and gnvcm by whenever the I thir. is s A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Advertisement21 1953-01-29 1 4k(/r prized K£? SILVER PIECES Restored ICEBERG Brand tinned fresh BUTTER its the smoothest, creamiest butter that ever came out of21 words
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Advertisement14 1953-01-29 1 WUsk PU 23-IUmWST. move 2.1402 >< v w i 8f X H FINEST SCOTCH WHISKY14 words
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Article566 1953-01-29 2 George Malcolm Thomson - George Malcolm Thomson nyY|MP| E i 7nvvinpnE ii fv By THE FAIR BRIDE. By Broc« MarehAll. (Constable gPAIN might be halfatheist, her proletariat might nurse a savage dislike for the rich and powerful Spanish church, but where religion was weak superstition was tenacious, and the finger566 words
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Article52 1953-01-29 2 Over 80 entries have been received for the $100 crooning contest run m conjunction with the Frankie Lame •RainRound My Shoulder" i itag to the Rex on Febru- ary 6. Entry list closes on Saturday. Competitors will be notified on Monday as to time and yiace of elimination52 words
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Article86 1953-01-29 2 JJORN today, your T»untin* ambitions are sure to carry you I* oltimilr »aeces«, provided only yoa keep within practical bounds and do not follow illusory schemes The »Urs have givtn you exceptional talents, but you must learn to utilise them wU»u \t ermry qoection. Bat when you86 words
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Article494 1953-01-29 2 J. W. TAYLOR - J. W. TAYLOR BY EVERYBODY wears waterproof boots m Scotland's wettest and darkest town. Kinlochleven's the name, or, as the Scots call it, the-two-of-everything town, situated right across the River Leven between Argylishire and Inver-ness-shire It is Britain? most publ; represented village m Parliament and m494 words
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Article, Illustration596 1953-01-29 2 GLAMOUR GIRLS SPY ON THEM "Listen, Comrades", by Valentin Gonzalez (Heinemann). COUR of the leading Russians who, according to Moscow, were on the doctors* list for assassination, werj generals, and the fifth was an admiral. The whole "plot" may be a fabrication, but Hie Soviet's elite596 words
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Article144 1953-01-29 2 Henry Hallam the historian was a precocious child. JJENRY Hallam, the X1 historian, was a precocious child. He read many books when four years old, and composed sonnets at 10. His reputation rests upon three great works— A View of the State of Europe during144 words
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Article, Illustration562 1953-01-29 2 Truman's Strength Was His Honesty He will have a high place m history, says Rodney Campbell OARRY TRUMAN himself recently wrote a personal footnote to his long ordeal m the White House. Calling reporters into a study cluttered th portraits of his family, assorted indexes to I Bible, the els:ht-volumo562 words
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Article, Illustration93 1953-01-29 2 ACROSS.— I, The wh.ie one may be found m the jurvgle <&)• 4, A red act cuiuviimly concealed (6). S. Its put back again <B>. 9. Approt».«.t« look for a »t&g<e kuv? 11. Red ear rang thi* HO). 14. Small district of Smrbuon? (3». 15, Dog to «<ert a boxer93 words
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Article684 1953-01-29 2 Gossip-Through An Ear-Trumpet Peter Quennell reviews new books m IK. Portraits, by Sir Joshua Reynolds. Edited With an introduction by Frederick W. Hilles. (Heinemann,) The Table-Talk of Samuel Roecrs. Edited with an introduction by Morchard Bishop (Richards Prr SIR Joshua Reynolds was a short untidy personage, with a scarred and684 words
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Advertisement28 1953-01-29 2 KOKO Cream Shampoo WITH HAIR-CCKDITIONINC ACTION CON' RESTORVITE" the new oc?m fhat putt gleam and sparkle m your hair TUBES 40 cents 85 cents DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMISTS28 words
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246 1953-01-29 3 20 judges discuss Britain's mounting crime LONDON. Thursday. 20 Queen's Bench Divisional judges met at the Law Courts recently to discuss the mounting list of civil cases caused by the crime wave. The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Goddard, presided at the meeting, usually held at the beginning of each term.246 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-01-29 3 w e just now It rdom ha> set Hoi' wood tons j ngr.13 words
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Article117 1953-01-29 3 92 men refused an order WASHINGTON, Thurs. \l'-IY would soldiers, with a proud record or valour suddenly disobey ordi m a coldly legal is ;p for formal rev nd the y Cou: .at won ell as the Korea be the key to v one officer of the 65th Puerto nA.P. - 117 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-01-29 3 A FIRM BELIEVER m fresh air and exercise is Monica Lei 'J.G.M., seen here restina at the net alter a game of volley ball.26 words
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Article31 1953-01-29 3 Mr proposals for associatinr: Britain with the j projected six-nation Euro- j pean army are bring discuss- ed by Paris and London, says Reuter quoting the Foreign Office. I31 words
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20 1953-01-29 3 PUNGTON, Thursday. reer N itional told. l i de- e I I i A. P.20 words
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Article25 1953-01-29 3 LON A QIC nded I eer, of G and pper > a species common rope, N Jap:: have proo a mill- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article157 1953-01-29 3 LONDON. Th A HOSPITAL casualty officer A*• has been removed bese he discharged two seric :rt men from hosree hours after they were taken there by police. T. Rhodes, secretary of the Medway and Gravesend management comThe doctor res- ponsible was a locum employed on157 words
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Article154 1953-01-29 3 HARROGATE, Thurs. THIS may be the year m which the cowboys fought a desperate battle with the spacemen— and lost. The battle lines are drawn up already at Harrogate. The spacemen, with their sonic guns and death rays, and the cowboys, with their shooters as well154 words
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Article32 1953-01-29 3 The British Communist Party announced m London its opposition to the plan for a central African federation, now being discussed by representatives of the three territories m London.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article25 1953-01-29 3 Actor John Wayne, an ardent supporter of President Eisenhower, has reserved a room at the Washington Hotel for Inauguration Day. 1957. A. P.A.P. - 25 words
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381 1953-01-29 3 MAN WITH MONOCLE KNEW ALL SECRETS LONDON. Thurs. T*HE man with the gold- rimmed monocle knew the secrets of Whitehall. But nobody ever heard him give any away. Nobody even heard details of his works. For he was "Whitehall's Perfect Private Secretary." Sir Edward I "Eddie"' I Marsh. 40 years381 words
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Article40 1953-01-29 3 Many Jews m Commv Hungary are being deported to Russia or herded into forced labour camps m a Sovietinspired anti-Semit paign resembling that of Nazi era. Jewish refuphave lust fled into the V said.- A.PA.P. - 40 words
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Article27 1953-01-29 3 Representative Daniel A. Reed, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Comm: has introduced -islation proposing a return to the cold .standard.- A. P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article157 1953-01-29 3 NEW YORK. Thursday. •TOE trial of Bill Spivey. former All-America basketA ball player at the University of Kentucky, on perjury charges ended m a deadlock when the jury reported after ten-and-a-half hours of deliberation that it could not agree on a verdict. Spivey was charged withU.P. - 157 words
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Article22 1953-01-29 3 British Overseas Airways Corporation plans an 18-hour one-stop London .to .Tokyo. flight across Greenland and Canada. when Britannia22 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-01-29 3 PATRICIA NEAI clamor M debut opposite Van Johnson m ;igressm13 words
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91 1953-01-29 3 Bear kidnaps beauty: keeps her in cave I- ThinTTRKISH newspapers relate a story of great grey bear carrying a 14-^ Id Tui girl to his cave and keeping her there vn 1 six days. The tale wild, men: where the count: .on is so isola Accor ice To; One d91 words
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Advertisement57 1953-01-29 3 GRAND OPENING SALE IT v -f IMERH W --< Ks »I/n LARGF B\TH OLD BEDSrRK\!»s H.M ra aUo CHILDREN'S H i BEDSHEETS PILLOW DERWHAR, ptr. ft SEVEI N >NF M> (> .f) LUCK TRADERS LTD., IT. ORCHARD ROM) OIT v K BIXGAPORI PHOM ri^§ k The t*wm I Cockpit fMRB^57 words
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Miscellaneous137 1953-01-29 3 Todays Radio SINGAPORE 1.00 p.m. Lunch ti me Music: 1.30 News; 1.45 Da r i 2 Radio Malaya Concert; 3 G What: 3.3n Music from C Aladdin: 5.02 Crtlllne All Hosr X Take It From Here: fi? r; Faure: 7 News: 7.15 Radio 730 Rrdio Orchestra; 8 CalMn* ori You;137 words
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177 1953-01-29 4 The Singapore Free Press THURDDAY. January 29. 1953 Education service ri'WO years after a select cc of the LeCouncil m recommendatk ->re G day publj heme for a Col ition Service. te from the Cc Education S which throws opr 5t p Wta to local teach' i F ring X177 words
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Article, Illustration382 1953-01-29 4 Andrew Hope - The CORONATION Why Not Yield to Men of the Andrew Hope Era? —TO MEN LIKE PENNEY, WATT, DUKE, AND JOHN CUNNINGHAM T ORD FORTESCUE, lj Lord Allendal<\ Lord Derby, and Lord Home have every virtue, every grace. All are good sportsmen, good landlords, good patriots, and when needs be good382 words
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292 1953-01-29 4 A ROAD safety device th a difference hif been taking shape m the at the Justiciary i m the city of Glass; >t!and. It is the Glasgow Pol Traffic Department's latest Mouse-town" rule of the road demonstrator, planilustrate to both t hildren and292 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-01-29 4 Prince William of Gloucester clowns Albv and Percy at the Bertram Mills Circus. London. Prince William was taken to the show by his mother and father.26 words
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Article, Illustration499 1953-01-29 4 J. L. HAYES - J. L. HAYES By ...51 R 1 > TO R 6LRM\(, SAMK —AND NO It' SOFTLY out of the desert come whispers of a drama before which even Hollywood script writers might well stand humbly bare-headed. Star of this story of the burning sands of Saudi Arabia499 words
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Article440 1953-01-29 4 Derek Demster looks at a relic of ESS than a year has passed since the word super-priority was born m Whitehall" and applied to certain new and urgently needed British warplanes. It was a word with a :h. a word that wa te all the440 words
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Article, Illustration355 1953-01-29 4 A SEVEN station television relay network ha« just started operating m |apan. The defeated Japanese, with a viewing audience of 4.000, are less than a month behind the dofeared Germans m having a vision radio service. In Western Germany, a three-station service began operating on355 words
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Article173 1953-01-29 4 WHAT is the most popular dog m Britain? Judging by the entries for CruiDoe Show it Is still the cocker spaniel, which heads a list of 5860 dogs with a total of 375. For some years the ccckers have held the top position unchallenged173 words
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Advertisement14 1953-01-29 4 '■7+ ore* ¥4 op 4 j[s *£H/r*T/o#\ -^fl PHONE: J384 U, HIGH ST.. SPORE-614 words
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Advertisement94 1953-01-29 4 n (jump** of thmes THE BEAUTY OF BEAUTIES '"X A YANC KUEI FEI f The most famous beauty I of China livtd during the /I c I reign of Emperor Ming Huang Brh Centvry AD A/ l jHr*^U a Chosen js one of the tour? -Cfl^W ladies, she soon became94 words
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Article217 1953-01-29 5 It'll help police and people, says I Mr. Goodrich I il\G4Pnmr c r PreSS Staff Re P° rter jjux-rAruKh Government might soon set up a police court at Bukit Pan Jang to deal with minor offences m the rural districts, the officer-in-char K e, Rural217 words
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62 1953-01-29 5 CITY NEEDS THESE HAWKERS, SAYS LEE Free Pr -taff Reportpr port fish and meat hawkers tnrn of employment if the to them licences for health lee Choon Eng. City Councillor. i this morning. the Free F ng kepuld not be pnees until the re markets. or meat Robert I the62 words
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Article33 1953-01-29 5 20 complaints a day for vet. ary J. X Drake. mber does not rie phone calls reque^ d dogs. eceive an average I day from people said "and rr ■aho ring up €£ty33 words
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Article13 1953-01-29 5 JOKORE BAHRU. Thurs. -kpatrick. manager. Tiram Estate, has rom leave.13 words
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Article16 1953-01-29 5 GAJAH. Thurs— The H eek a Home Guard r— Ar>nt^«i 4 t niCTDTRTITORI^16 words
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48 1953-01-29 5 HAIR CUT UP 50 CENTS-FOR NEW YEAR pHINESE barber shops In Singapore will charge an ra 50 cents for a hair cut as from Feb. I because of the Chinese NYw \>ar The present fee is $1.50. rhey will not dn any sham- pooing during the New Year48 words
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Article57 1953-01-29 5 The Singapore Second Police :strate. Mr. J. r 1 Mcliam. dealt with more than a hundred case> yesterday, most of them opium cases. There were 131 cases of alleged frequenting of opium dens, five cases of opiumsmoking: and three cases of ng opium. Dates were57 words
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Article66 1953-01-29 5 IN one day the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has collected more than $6,000 as donations to the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. This followed an appeal to the Chamber by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. W. H. Baines. as the hospital required about $40,00066 words
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Article, Illustration18 1953-01-29 5 Singapore City Council is seeking court permission to demolish these unauthorised ho uses m Kamponjj C hia II18 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-01-29 5 Ircc Canberra bomber landed at Changi air -day tnorninc after shattering the Londonnerd record. Later it took oft for AwtiaHa Oaruin record. Picture showS -on the pilot, and Fl [t j°V Brown, th c navigator39 words
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Article34 1953-01-29 5 KUAL ALUMPUR. Thurs. I The traffic advisory contee of the Kuala Lumpur has recomlan crosradually introduced The first exprrlm;ld be at the •^n Road. Area Street and the ng over for34 words
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Article18 1953-01-29 5 nan Sing.. nese woman had her handbag contair 5 sna* n her h a Ch:: r18 words
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Article30 1953-01-29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. >n Congress Invited nominations from primary members for election to president of the Congress for this year. -c Feb. 10 to the X Lumpur headquart-30 words
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Article30 1953-01-29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Deputy Director of Operations. General Sir Rob I hart, on Tuesrady flrw to Grik. Hern Perak. and inspected security forces and new ages m the area.30 words
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198 1953-01-29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE 10.000-STRONG War Departments Civilian Staff Association on Tuesday sent a ten-man delegation headed by its president. Mr. E. A. Moreyra. to ne Assistant Command Secretary of its dmand for better pay and working condi- The delegation came out of me198 words
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Article58 1953-01-29 5 Free Press Staff Reporter. The China Society's new library, set up m the premises 1 of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce m Hill Street, will be officially opened very soon. The library now has 3.000 volumes m Chinese. English books have been ordered. The society will58 words
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Article64 1953-01-29 5 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. Khong Kit Thong, youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. K. T. Khong. is back m Ipoh. on a visit to his parents, from Australia where he is studying m Melbourne. His two brothers. Dr. Khong Kit Ye w and Mr. Khong Kit Soon, who64 words
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Article117 1953-01-29 5 300 people allowed in from China Free Press Staff Reporter. ONE hundred and fifty applications covering the entry into Malaya from China I about 300 people were granted month by the Singapore Immigration Department. Mr. J. L. J. Haxworth, Direct' l igration. said at a press •erday. One hundred and117 words
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156 1953-01-29 5 IXCHE Sardon bin Haji Jubir. president of the UMNO 1 Youth League of Malaya, told the Free Press yesterday that all "true Malayans"' should help to make the University of Malaya a strong seat of learning instead of starting a private university. He was156 words
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Article157 1953-01-29 5 Free Press Staff Reporter. TWENTY sailors were entertained to tea and a private cine-ma show yesterday by the courtesy of Robinson's and Shaw BrothThis will become a regular monthly feature for th< tnent of forces ser ya and those from X' which has long157 words
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Article184 1953-01-29 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AIR. S. Jaganathan, secretary of the interim council, set up by Singapore Labour Party "rebels", yesterday made an offer to the General Council to negotiate an agreement to avoid legal proceedings. The interim council was formed to take legal action to184 words
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Article38 1953-01-29 5 The Singapore Assistant Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong 1: yesterday recorded a verdict of suicide after holding an inquest on Ong Toh C! former d«r.tal undergraduate of the University of Malaya. who died from ah overdosleeping pills.38 words
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Article16 1953-01-29 5 The postal agency at Pasir Panning will cease to do busion Jan. 31.16 words
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127 1953-01-29 5 MOBILE FOOD OFFICE IS POPULAR NOW Free Press Staff Reporter 'THE response of Singapore rural people to the ac mot of the Food Control De] ment has been most encoui the Deputy Controller of Mr. W. W. Jenl the Free P FU nave been rece the department for c rural127 words
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Article70 1953-01-29 5 60 want to, stop smoking opium Free PteM Maff Reporter CIXTY opium addicts working m 13 sawrr. m Sineapore have volun<top smoking the drug. They offered to d m Sa I a workers The campaig: ed as soon as the union* for the ac *p--a 9and I Kine ould bThe70 words
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Article16 1953-01-29 5 inson. Colonial I n Officer. LonJohorr Bs Mr E R I Ooverni r16 words
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Miscellaneous38 1953-01-29 5 Today's tides Hifh tide: 10.18 a.m. 11.59 p.m. tide: 4.53 a.m. 5.23 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists ■vfill celebrate Buddhapuja at their Temple Road temple today at 7.30 p.m. I38 words
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Article320 1953-01-29 6 Gruelling 2nd round fixture Nee Soon 9; R.A.S.C 3. IT was hardly rugby by the book, but for sheer wholehearted play yesterday's FARELF Cup inter-unit match at Aver Raja Road takes a lot of beating. Royal Army Service Corps conceded a try and two320 words
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Article65 1953-01-29 6 Floodliglits beat fog for 31,000 D\DEE. looking more like Rovers- m the I brilliant display '.me at Park, H But two oefore the Bf it not look a uld be played. inquir?eat a on the office match ru^h low the thousands ;nd. od ever. I half hour >d up a65 words
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Article24 1953-01-29 6 YMCA HOCKEY XI v. VARsITY to represent VM.CA. I i Road ground on S Lee: C. Thnrasing] Oon San X C. Tan. Reser to.24 words
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131 1953-01-29 6 LIGHT heavyweight champion Archie Moore sm ed the npse of Toxic Hall of i with his very first punch and then knocked him In the fourth round of a duled ten-round non- Toledo. Ohio last had Hall dow tit coun: two f the131 words
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Article43 1953-01-29 6 MINIATURE football matches m floodlieht will be plnyed each nifhl at Great Eastern Tradf Fair cround. Geyl.in? Sorai. fommencin? at 8.30 p.m. sharp, the organisers have announced. Tonight Fathul Karib Club will meet Indian Recreation Club. There will be no chare-43 words
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177 1953-01-29 6 By GEOFFREY SIMPSON LIKE the Army recruit who thought he was the only one In step. Britain marches alone among the boxing nations convinced she is right m maintaining the one-man refereeing system. Should it be changed? -ays Tommy McGo\ victim of one177 words
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Article, Illustration54 1953-01-29 6 Navy Wanderers forward Mesaerfjr comes m low and hard but not fast enough to prevent Dowlin?. the Singapore Cricket Club scrumhalf, kicking for touch m yesterday's rugby match on the Padang. Bearing down from the right are Dale SCO and Wall (Navy). 5.C.C. won by five points to54 words
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Article72 1953-01-29 6 4USTRAL://- cc Frank nis mat' crowd ever to wit nada. The crowd, [en offi 'ched the former ie Davis Cup c ncr for the i -ince they began their pro A :eles three w ago. c crowd alto wat. I ork. Sedc: -6. preliminary to .m72 words
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Article11 1953-01-29 6 N.Z. tennis in for U.K. pro Did not im i i11 words
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Article, Illustration153 1953-01-29 6 JERSEY Joe Walcott's trainer said yesterday the ex- champion will beat Rocky Marciano m th^r return heavyweight championship fight by avoiding his one big mistake of last year. Walcott will keep away from the ropes. It was against the ropr Walcott 1 b knock153 words
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224 1953-01-29 6 HOW THEY RAN AT ip% JL From TRErIE day's racing at Ipoh yestrrri upset when Air Port romped hop length winner from Big Money to pa m a field of seven. Golden Beau set a brisk pacr on a merry chase right224 words
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Miscellaneous105 1953-01-29 6 mdlidrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya ~jM POOLS/ MOW LONG WiLLYOU-EE" -I I n;^ \QT DOWN MY I n^eTTTr^^TATLTTTIoTVEAY JBm JW THIS SENSELESS RESISTANCE?/ —J SHIP. 1 WAS SENT DOWN TO r~ MEN. THEY ARE HEART- n PRETTY, J r y SURRENOER BEPOftEWEj GIVE YOU A LAST105 words
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Article162 1953-01-29 7 dtwuui score a double on Saturday Racing Correspondent ssell) and Auld Reekie loped m fine style on the this morning, when they three furlong m 38 sec. Unaware 1 the way, was going beautito cross the line about a neck m 'emate. I nawar c is162 words
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10 1953-01-29 7 Changi rally to trounce G.H.Q. 24-8 LING 3 8 f10 words
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Article23 1953-01-29 7 FALKIRK NET 4 IN REPLAY DON Wed Engllah foe •TTISH (IP FIR^T ROI'ND REPLA Cup secono -s to be play?d on Palkirk ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article19 1953-01-29 7 South J eby teaat Johore R^ber- :-lobbs. E; Duera- H^»'U* Mo Hudsn. J Reservr n Lee.19 words
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Article278 1953-01-29 7 KING NO. 1 MOSQUITO WEIGHTS D. Fernandez v J. FrancL, Zainal bin Badi v Md. V Ow Mun Hong v Cedric Smith. RING NO. 2 >H. Allcaff v Paul Ra\ Joseph Lee t End. bin Ma--bor, Lim Khenjr Hai v Allan Ki«f, C. Smith v Wong Hong Tan.278 words
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Article56 1953-01-29 7 N. IRELAND FOR WORLD CUP rE Northern Ireland F ba! tlonally derided 3 rnter the 1954 World Soccer Cud tourna-ment at Zurich. -erland The one condition is that Interna* r Football s rule home-registered players can compete is clarified or deleted. n-class NVrth^rn Irishmen pay m or fnothail. present rule56 words
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517 1953-01-29 7 Sompong's nephew in best fight of the night 4 FIGHT fan could not ask for more last nipht— hard knocks, science and g:rand sportsmanship, mingled with contests where the boxers hit each other with everything except their towels and water buckets. That was the fare served up by the boy517 words
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Article53 1953-01-29 7 of th* S Rifl r poon .^hoo t hrfd at S#R re: SR fb> 200vd &OIK-d 60^vd Total CPO A Buiang 33 35 30 98 Capt Tan Hfnc 28 3? V. »2 C W<«sTPrhout 32 30 30 92 S Li 33 32 TI 92 C 3 D« Souza53 words
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Article51 1953-01-29 7 Keenan wins in seven ORIT7SH bantamweight c: pion Peter Keenan Williams 11 times before the referee called a ha massacre aft^r seven rounds. The little Scotsman b-: :p and down like a jack -InIn the second rotin'i when he went to the canvas six times. Keenan weiehed 118. Williams AA.P. - 51 words
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Article28 1953-01-29 7 Ilndian Recre.v bea* able Athletic Association 3-1 m ■-er match at Farrer day. Loganathan. Salahudin and NaraD scored for 1.R.C.; Wing Heng r X A.A.28 words
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Article98 1953-01-29 7 7 WOMEN SHINE IN TRIAL I I'^OMBINED Services v> aftor holding SingaHans hr i the half—they goal down brok'j down oi change of ends to 1 tour n the S.C.C. ground yesterday. It was a practice match for Civilians who are preparir put up two teams m Sir nen's quadrangular98 words
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Article230 1953-01-29 7 BLLOW are the weights far Saturday last day of the Perak Turf Clubs January meeting: CL- 4. DIV. I—9 F. Oomaridairn 9 00 Pilots Point 8.89 Flame of the Forest < H Seronok 8.06 Auld Reekie 8.05 Pax Haven 8.03 Why WotTT 8.03 Cape Town 8.02230 words
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Article, Illustration69 1953-01-29 7 photo. Here are four contestants In last niffht's Youth Bovine Championships. Left: William Lau (Mt. Erskim* Boys' Club) takes a mighty swipe at Tan Fook Senj? (Queen Street Boys' Club), but misses in a flyweight bout. Tan won on points. Ri£ht: Little Ray LazarooFree Press - 69 words
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53 1953-01-29 7 SOUTH AFRICANS EARN FIGHTING CHANCE IN TEST BY averting the follow-on In thr rourth igainst Australia m Adelaid< fnav have saved themselves from d< They reached a total o 530, and Australia reached innings before stumps wer- lead of 287. .inri hop Africa out cheaply crumb ?nme quick rv. Funston53 words
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8 1953-01-29 7 S.C.C. snatch late victory v. Navy team V8 words
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27 1953-01-29 8 ENVOY CALLS FOR UNITY ON S.E. ASIA YORK. I J*E A ador, A Sir Per here ye I m S In th rable to iiout for U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article20 1953-01-29 8 ?{Y-MITCHELL. The nounced bet" Desboro He of urch of ng and J Mr. FG. Thompson of Sv borough, Torkji20 words
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Article279 1953-01-29 8 Condemned man plead, innocence to the end LONDON, Thursday. ni'LL-witted 19-year-old Derek Bentley was hanged yesterday for a policeman's murder while an aroused nation debated the rights and wrongs of the ■tranfc thai shook even Parliament. With the shouts and screams of 500 sympathisers whoA.P.; U.P. - 279 words
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Article37 1953-01-29 8 ASIA'S LONGEST BRIDGE OPENED -:lo Bridge, longest built m the Far East, was n Formosa y by the Chinese Naer, Gen. Chen nesc and •n s attended the ceren West Central nr\P and a nnartPr A. P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article27 1953-01-29 8 S.. Canada, and 13 pea n countries will compete at Cranfleld. England. Aug. 1 to 3 m the 1953 model flvine world rhamnlnn. ships. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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388 1953-01-29 8 Sex expert lived in fabulous style Like an Eastern ruler LONDON, Thursday. T*HE strange Oriental consulting-rooms— said to have A frightened some elderly patients and home m Harley-street, of the late Dr. Norman Haire, the gynaecologist and sexologist, came under the auc- tioneer's gavel recently. For five hours 150 women,388 words
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Article, Illustration94 1953-01-29 8 HERE ARE THE thirteen Communist leaders who men convicted m Federal Court, m New York, last week, of conspiring to teach and advocate the violent overthrow of the I nited States Govl rnment. From left (seated) Jacob Mindel, 71, oldest of the group; Betty Gannett, 44; Pettis Perry, 54; Elizabeth94 words
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Article116 1953-01-29 8 NEGUB IS 'ON RIGHT ROUTE' CAIRO. Thurs. PREMIER Ge: d Ncguib ered to British Sir -ph St to the Bri draft agreement on .m. ah Sale>.iid c. o rep! thorny prom G .d a rejection by wou'.f Lions between the count .id Ewould stanc, favouring free .ation for the c:116 words
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Article61 1953-01-29 8 A hundred-acre tent city Ibe erected m Kensington Gardens m the centre of don this spring to house Vfads of troops from B: ana the Commonwealth t part m the Coronation oi Queen on Jun e 2. Thirty thousand troops line the three-quarter mil a CoronationU.P. - 61 words
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310 1953-01-29 8 'Buffer plan won't solve problem' LONDON, Thurs. Financial Times commenting yesterday on the buffer stock ex- change scheme announced by the working party of the international Rubber Study Group said that "there seems little doubt that the real problem cannot be solved at all by any scheme of this kind."Reuter - 310 words
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Article26 1953-01-29 8 Mr. James Henry Sculling, first Au.stralian-born Labour prime minister, died a f Melbourne yesterday agrri 76. He had been ill for some time ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article27 1953-01-29 8 Yugoslavia yesterday lodgrd a protest with the Hunga Legation m Belgrade against 173 frontier incidents and two violations of Yugoslav territorial air m 19i ReuterReuter - 27 words
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373 1953-01-29 8 LONDON. Thursday. 4 SHORTHAND typist, Miss Betty Linda Moore, is seeking damages for slander from the former wife of the man she hopes to marry. Her counsel said during a hearing of the case m the Queen's Bench Division: "The slander was as srave373 words
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Article98 1953-01-29 8 LONDON. Thurs. THE Leader of the House of Lords yesterday scorned charges of juggling m the top-secret ballot that decided which peers should pet a close-up view of the Coronation. Lord Salisbury said that some people were going around muttering the noble equivalent of "We98 words
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116 1953-01-29 8 ECAFE REPORT ON TIN IS CRITICISED JAKARTA, ThUTS. A T a meeting of the ECAFE's -A Trade and Industry Subcommittee, now going on here, iya and British B said the ECAFE's W Federation^ tin production •too pessimistic" m referto the steady depletion of know n resoura They said that whileU.P. - 116 words
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Article22 1953-01-29 8 President Eisenhower yesterday appointed former Governor Val Peterson of Nebraska to be his special liaison man with government apenrirs U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Article170 1953-01-29 8 Lower trade barriers— Japan TOKYO, Thurs. JAPANESE and British officials were due to start talks yesterday designed to approve the present trade re- latians between Japan and the Sterling area. Although the whole scope of < Anglo-Japanese trade probably will be diseased during the conference, th« Japanese will specifically a>kU.P. - 170 words
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212 1953-01-29 8 London won' 'interfere' in Mau Mau fight LONDON Th THE COLONIAL SECRET AH V M j^ave an assurance yesterday tna •no unreasonable interferenco dealing with Mau xMau anti Kenya. He was referring to criticisms Kenya of "Colonial Office cont: Mr. Michael Blundell, Jeaaer of the elected European members of the212 words
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Article16 1953-01-29 8 Hoffman, C leave Francisco o n Jan. M set up a hoot.- U.P.U.P. - 16 words
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Article14 1953-01-29 8 Vietnaml home rule wins poll F took j T 1 I I I I14 words
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Miscellaneous82 1953-01-29 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris »F ONLY I WERE Vl CAN SHOW^i rBUT YOU YHE 1$ A BRAVE BOY "1 I AND AT THE HOUS€-ir ALL RIGHT M SOMEONE MUST SAVE KARIN NOT 50 WEAK FROM V U THE WAV ARE ONLy ANl > KNOW S WHAT r ~">f PANCEY--82 words
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