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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1960.
THE NEWS
John and
VAL PARNELL-
MR. SHOW BUSINESS
OF GREAT BRITAIN
BY RICHARD BERRY
American comedian Jack' Carson was rehearsing his act as top-of-the-bill star at the London Palladium. Suddenly, theatre boss Val Parnell jumped to his feet and shouted: "Cut that part out. They won't like it at the Palladium."
Carson argued that they had
Parnell did not turo every big
liked the act Ane In Manchester, American star to London, but ho his failures on the only 200 miles away, and inclst can count
ed on playing it that way. Came, fingers of ene hand. Two stars his first night at the Palladium he always wanted
and he was a colossal flop.
It was one of the few big fors
In 30 years of Palladium rights. For Parnell a man who knows Instinctively what will please a Palladium audience and must stars readily take his advice,
With this fair. allied: shrewd business sense, he turn- cinema into the ed a London
control of the
Palladium to
were Doris
Day and Bing Crosby.
But Mas Day always said sho
100 would be much -nervous. And Crosby cabled the reply: "I'll come when I need the -money as badly za Bob Hope." .
Not every Palladium star was
Carson Wes' one n hit.
big miss. And Mickey Rooney was
Parnell has
world's most famous music-hall, another, But ninety-nine times And now, as he relinquishes cut of a hundred devote his time to television, he judged the taste of the audience
correctly, is hailed as Mr Show Businesa of Great Britain.
OFFICE BOY
Once, in
STOOGED FOR HOPE
the 1920s, he They say that star bow to was making a business trip to When he heard the Val Scotland Itoyalty and kneel to Parnell.
the round of a hot jazz record com- back Bui furn
g from an open window above clock 65 years and there was no
nish shop. If they'll alsten to hint of such eminenes. He was that in North BRITT Tu
Mur.e. a
Berwick, they'l} Rita bad daughter, sister la Morju Ane-
then born on St Valentine's Day, tund, on the Jumuary, 1960, 112 the dirt son of the editor of Dic sten to it in London," he mused.
Hackney and Kingsland Guzrite, His mother died when he was ive years old.
St. Theresa Hospital, Both well.
WANTED KNOWN
The drift to show business began when Vel's father chang- to Fred Russell, and rapidly Dwent on the stage
became Britain's most famous
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CHILDREN'S ACHIES &
PAINS
And
known trumpeter called Louis Armstrong came to golvanise London in the Palladium season of 1932,
Though Parnell has put thou- sands of people on the stage, he on the himself has appeared boards only once. Such awes Parnell the experience that he resolved never to go on the stage again, 11 happened when Bob Hope's stooge was due to go on the Pal- ladium stage carrying a letter on
that was how a litte
He was
Valentine Charles staried -work at 13 sinying with his brothers during quickly relieved by safe, soluble the school holidays while his father was touring abroad and he persuaded his brother Archie to get him an office boy's jeb at Ove shillings a week.
"Minor" Aspirin-also mutabile for it- fania. From leading dispensaries and stores
To ADVERTISERS
SUNDAY POST-HERALD Space for
His first employer was Sir Walter de Frece, head of a small Vaudeville circuit and husband commercial of the great Vesta Tilley. After advertising should be one week he raised Val's salary booked not Jator than by half-a-crowit. ~ noon on Wednesdays.
silver plate. It was a simple task and Parnet thought it would
be an interesting experience to do it himself.
But he had reckoned without the mischieveus nature of Hept. The American comedian spoiled his boss end for several minutes he pretended not to see the red- feed Parnell who was hissing: Young Panel) paid his way to "Take the letter." Next Hope night school, learned shorthand pretended that the great men and typing, and earned himself beside him was the busker who nuther rise. Then he began worked the Palladium queues. studying theatre management Meanwhile the audience had and after a day's office work he realised it was Pamell and were Announcements would go to one of Sir Walter's roaring for more. and Clasified Advertisole muric halls and take money mante as usual.
ut the pit box-office.
For the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 40 hours before date of publication.
Specia!
• BY THE⚫
WAY
by Beachcomber
FROM Vancouver
comes
a
CRAZY GANG
THE REAL STAR
BUL there is a much tougher side to Parnell. Around Shaftes-
Vai did so well that he was bury Avenue, they say that the made assistant-manager of the Palladium stoff announer the theatre. But then came the presence of the big man by Hireat War And he spent the whistling "Stormy
Weather." In the Army. They also next four years
tell the story of a serving most of his time in the man who appeared at the Pal- Middle East.
ladlum office brandishing a re- Dark in England, Val was volver and threatening to shoot made booking manager for ten him. And of the message that provincial theatres and he had came downstairs from the bass. to fight against the powerful Tell him to get in the queue-a suggestion that politicians Mags Empire group of theatres lot of people want to shoot me." should be compelled to pass which later in fe he was to Tough in buisiness, Parnell
control. an intelligence test.
can also be warm-hearted when Parnell saw only one way to he finds a deserving case. He Rood idea. It is a
Though
the strong opposition. many of them can read, and beat
write, after a fashion, High-speed variety, He booked helped Dickle Valentine to rise from Palladium page-boy to should nearly double the number of Palladium star. He persuaded ventional bill of that time and after the wor when she was of their intelligence
each act 20 1s
Lalic that troubled by malicious can be made by watching one of fined down
Britain by He will essentials,
The system worked, and later she had deserted
CV07
rather more than that
be required of them. A rough turns to be seen on the con Gracie Fields come fitme
estimate
then opening a fete,
read the following speech, typed he persuaded the great show-arrying an Italian and spend-
by his secretary: "I am very glad to be here today, and I thank you all for asking me to open your fele, Er-thank you,“ Then follows what Mr D. B. Wyndham-Lewis once called a fete worse than death.
A curious coincidence
IN Spain, two years ago,
a
Spaniard told me this story,
A German whom he questioned
about one of the concentration
cumps, denied its existence. The
and paper,
man, George Black, to let him ng much of the war in America."
lry his idea of high-speed
variety at the Palladium,
Some members of the board wanted to of management stick to Biras. The Palladium big had to compels with the shows of the Alhambra and the Coliseum. Bul made his variety shows
great box-office succeRS,
Parnell
*
Through the 1930s the Pal-
Val Parnell, now ATV down-to- tycoon, is still a earth man who does not suffer tools gladly: loathes ostentation; drinks hardly at All; enjoya food; revela" in Bouth of France sumabine when he can escape from the London whirl, and invariably finds time for a round of golf if Danny Kaye or Bob Hapo Is in town.
And at heart this eft. 3in. tall
Sonator Kennady
A CATHOLIC FOR
PRESIDENT?
While the Republican nomination for the Presi- dential race this year is a certainty, now that Rocke- feller has bowed ́our of Nixon's path, the name of the man who will be wooing the floating voto for the Democrats is still a matter for political correspondents with crystal balls.
Most enigmatic is that of Adlai Stovanson, twice a loser to Eisenhower, who has declared that he is not seaking nomination again--but who is still the best- known Democrat in Americo and abroad, and the prediction of most of the party as the most likely-com- promise at the top of the ticket. When convention time comes around it otherwise looks like deadlock botween four major candidatos-Sonatars Humphrey, Symington, Lyndon Johnson, and John Kennedy.
Humphroy will probably carry the Liberal voto, Johnson the solid south, Kennody Now England and and For West, while some pockets of the Middle Symington, like Stevenson, is uncommitted anough to attract compromisers.
MOST LIKELY
Of them all, most likely to head the first ballots is Massachusetts' John Kennedy but few pro- gnosticators expect many second choices to swing to him. For Kennedy is a Catholic--and no Catholic has aver been President of the United States. Especially since the recent violent controversy about the fostor- ing of birthcontrol in overcrowded, underdeveloped countries by the US government, Kannody's chances os Catholic hovo become slimmer, for the vast majority of US votors are to varying degrees auspicious that a Catholic president might fall between two stools in attempting to satisfy his beliefs and allegiance to the Vatican as well as serving the interests of the Ameri- can people. So that most Democrats currently be lieve that Kennedy will fail to win the nomination- though he may well be chosen to run for vice-president with Adlai Storenson picked for the major place to break the inevitable deadlock.
If by an outside chance, Kennedy should end up trying for the White House, he will be the first Catho- in the lic candidate since Now York's Al Smith
twenties-and Democrats still haven't forgotten the beating they took then.-London Express.
Old-age expert says
Political leaders should be retired
in
their fifties
London, Jan. 20.
A British professor says all political leaders should
be forcibly retired in their early 50's.
The man is Ronald Tunbridge. He's Britain'o kading expert on old-ge research.
ability to learn new skills and assimilate new ideas.
The professor said his iden This would throw out of should also be appiled to all top office Britain's Prime Minister, executives, Including professory. and must of the world's leaders Tunbridge is 53, eti vozching at with the possible exception of Leeds University-UTI. Afrio where many of the lead- ing pollllcians are under 30.
"Medical knowledge everests
A man may be, he begins to be a shadow of himrolt so far IS adapting to mpidly changing knowledge after the age of 50 is concerned," Tunbridge said.
The professor made his report to a privato anceling of the Parliamentary Ani Scientific Committee.
Spaniard produced anadium prospered while other bitter pinch of halls felt the illustrated
said.
that however brilliant that Rlent of how business will al- pictures. And "Here's a pleture of that camp," talking The German studied it for a prosperity was chiefly due to the ways be Mr Palladium. Just as hals proudest possession 19 on attraction of a wild new comedy "This moment, and then saki:
ornamental glass paperweight group called the Crazy Gang.
Parnell brought the Gang to- which bears the inscription: To gether,
lie gave them their Val Parnell, the REAL star of Palladium. from Frank name. And he kept them united the
1s a most interesting example
of Allied propaganda, recognise that camp.
It is the
concentration camp I was in in when personal disputer threaten Sinatra, July 15, 1950,"-Central
England."
ed to spit them up.
Sailor, beware
AN ornithologist has said that
not merely
UNEXPLODED MINE
parrots are
Nothing could prevent Parnell's imitative in 'an indiscriminate Pañadium from achieving new fashion, they select their words, triumphs after that. The future and phrases. One day a parrot was set fair. When a parachute will bring a sailor into court, mine crashed through the using highly theatre roof on Sunday, May 11, charged with
1041, it merely hung above the abusive language. A parrot belonging to a certain financier sfoge-and falled to explode. cannot be persuaded anything but
Block Exchange is all right, Jack," Dr Rhubarb's Corner
10
*Tho
Bay
In 1944, George Disck died and Val Parnell was chosen to succeed him as managing direo- tor of Moss Empires. One year later he made the most im- wortant trip of his life, flying to New Yoric In a talent-spotting tour that was to change the face hate botted eggs. of British entertainment.
The post-war public demand- When we told him that people who never eat bolted spps needed the biggest stars.
L. T. J. writes, My brother has invented an ess-cup with a sealed top. He says it is for people who
a
Parnell
no epp-cups, he said: "That is gave them what they wanted, defcatist attitude towards, Tednƒ ko looks with pride at his initiative and enterprise," what diary of Palladke bookings and Jack recalls ruch names as should we reply?
Tie Rhubarb says: Change the con- Denney. Frank Sinatra, Danny Bob Hope, Louis Kaye, Yarnellate, you foolish creaäinre.
Landon Exprem Bervice. · Armstrong, and Judy Garland,
Press.
How many
TARGET
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words of four lettera Of more car You make from the intiera in
on the left Y word
the KUAFC
INTELLIGENCE
"I'm not suggesting that theso people are no langer. valuable members of the ecmamity, but they should be retired from ap pointments of this kind," the Locus University professor said. Intelligence bozias to fall of after the size of 15 and the do- cline is only made up by the increase ach
experience, Tur the `letter. bridge nail. (a cache: t the small aguares may be used onos only. "Kach word mint con tar the large fetter in the centre square, and there must be at least one mine-letter word in the tist. No pigrala no foreign Wien,
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wordy 10 12 words, TOPARA Food: WOTEN, VOTE good: 45 wurde excellent.. Solution LOMUSTOW.
TBSTERDAY' SOLUTION: Rel?" elegy eïsine, sydstZZU zene pelle, gengine GKNDINEBR zive zon zine Riley Kulje sunnel Ayla intellega steriileä ijna linen innes, Jana Suriga nine uating yule,
London Express Bervice.
Jane were favourites
again
London.
J. W. Leaver has a daily hobby which brings him one brief moment of glory once a year. Ho tabulates babies' names,
His annual moment of glory came the other day, In'a letter to the Times of London, Leaver announced:
+
Japan Newsletter from David Gordon
A long-overdue drubbing for 700 hoodlums
Tokyo (By Airmail). Japan's uncontrollable leftist student group, Zengakuren, "got a foretaste of the possible future, when fed-up police. gave 700 of them a thorough drubbing after storming their “bastion" in the Tokyo Airport restau- rant a few hours prior to Mr Kishi's Right to Washington to sign the Security Pact with the United States.
"In accordance--with past practice, I send you my, annuai statement of the most frequent- Over 700 fanatical students ly chosen Christian names had refused to leave the Airport given to children whose birth precincts after police warning of or adoption was announced on action. Barricading themselves the front page of the Times." in the restaurant, they defled the
nothing
who had but police carries
extended (Which classified advertisements, In patience to its limit. cluding birth announcements).
After smashing in the gian
tenring out
Wag
→
the the
Leaver spent 1959 tabulating walls and 7,070 births announced in the wooden pilars with ropes, great grey Times (3,707 boys, pollee did battle against clouds of pepper and bamboo poles. As 3,303 girls),
The most popular boys' name, they ally overwhelined the he reported,
John (217 shrieking, screaming students, year's pent-up Johns), as it was last year, they vented
rage on them. Dragging them with Jane
the front- again
out by the hair or the cars, they runner among girls (177).
pummeled and kicked them. "It wil be noticed," Leaver Plainclothesmen scrutinised cach wrote, "that Andrew and Mark tace before slapping it have regained their places in thoroughly and
ordered the the top 10 at the expense, of arrest of 78 known leaders and Christopher and Willam, who deliberate trouble makers. The have dropped to the 14th and remainder were frog-marched
out at the area, 11th places respectively,
TOP TEN
This may not read so well at "Henry. Hugh, Jonathan anda distance, for people may gain that impression Russel were among the bove the mistaken names returning higher figures to their notorious pre-war the Japanese, police have revert- than in 1958, whereas Paul and brutality. Rather to the contrary Stephen had lower tolals.
"Among the glris, Louise and that is why these wretch- ed students managed to get so Included in the team for the Arst far out of hand. They have time, while Catherine once again openly challenged the police, appears in the top 10. Clare and and have refused to heed their Fiona
11th occupy the
und pleas and reasonable advice. No- 12th places respectively.
body, not, even the Communist Lucy Party nor the militant labour "Charlotte, Deborah,
to (especially) and Philippa in union bodies want anything creased in popularity In 1959, do with them now. What other but Christine, Jullo, Margaret, course then was left thie Rosemary and Sally declined in police but to meet violence with
wrow. favour," Leayer
violence and establish authority Fils "top ten" boys namics and order? were, in order, John, David. James, Charles, Richard Michael, Mark Andrew and Simon.
to
The Education Ministry took step of in- the unprecedented Nicholna,structing college and university
The favourite girls' names were Jane, Mary, Ann, Elize beth, Sarah, Caroline, Susan, Louise, Margarck and Catherine, in that order,UPI.
CROSSWORD
[12.
14
17
12
12
Across
Talked nolly, (9)
Act doridy. (3)
Reasonable. 149
Emergency force. (4, 5)
Pat. 6)
13. Playful, (7) mounds, 38),
Beautiful ou
18. Money-drewat,
19. Everyons. (3)
143
20. French mosauro, (4)
21. Announce. 131
22. Possessiona. (0)
Down
1. Good will season,
19)
2. Deposited, 14)
3. Lovingly. (9)
*. Drying Moor. (4)
5. Nolay. (7)
Faulty mu--
nitions. 13.
a. Tea. SUD quarrel des ription
11.
(0, 2, 1)
14. Girl's name.
15) 15. Email Eila
18. Conspiracy
6. Dodge. (5)
London Express Service.
FILMS AND NIGHT SPOTS
FILMS
NG'S & PRINCESS1 "A WOMAN Pourited,"starring MATENTOLIA Heoti, Francis Matthews and Kay Callard,
HOOVER & GALA: "An American in Parla" starring Gene Kely, and Leslie Cafo.
noxy-& BROADWAY: (A£ 7.30, 5.29, 7.30. And 9,40). "I'm All right Jack,"
starting Ian Carmichael, Peter Bellers and Terry-Thomat, ASTON: 17 showej “8,0.8. Facile,"
starring Richard Attenborough, Pler Angell und Eva Bartok, talá Premiere at 9,30 p.m. “Carry On Nam,” Karring Shirley Eaton, Kenneth Connor and Charter TIAMLINS.
principals throughout the nation, lo "remove" leaders of Zenga- kuren (National Federation of Students" - Self-Goverimònt; As- sociations), from campus regist-
ers.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 By. Alt
Japan, 2 p.m. Philippines, Guam, Australia, New Zealand & Till. 2 p.m.
Okinawa, K, 6 p., Form.10, p.m..
By Marface
Thailand. 2 p.m. Vietnam, a p.m. Macro,p.in,
Macaro, p.in.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 By Air Hawalt, U.S.A., am.
Vietnam, Pakistart, Franca. 9 am. Cambodia, Noon.
Thailand. Burma, Indiz, Noon, Budule East. Aftien, Aden. Great-
1. Britain & Europe, Nogn.
Japan, 1 pm.
Philippines. Dutch New
Guinen.
Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, 3 pm,
Laos, & pm.
Canada, USA. 6. p.m.
By Surface
China, People's Republic, 7 s.th. Australia, io n.. Tebanon, parcel direct, Noon, Korea. Noon.
Macdo. 13
Japan. I p.m. c. & S. America,
This of course, will be interpreted as a "Foscistic" decree from the hated "capital- ist" goverment of the Liberal- | 3 9.m. Democratic Party, and it will provide plenty of propaganda material for Moscow and
Peking.
But the plain fact remains that these fellows-along with a number
who of co-cds
Dro
MACA, 4 p.m. Macao. 6 p.m.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 By Air China, People's Republic, a.m.. Vietnam, 14, 10 8.1, Thailand, Burma, Malaya, Indo- nesia, Noon.
Japan, 1 pm.
India, theirs-ore
| camp-followers of
nothing but arrogant young hoodlums with a considerably twisted outlook. And if harsh measures must be taken to clean them out of the country's soats of learning, they have certainly begged them. I should also be noted that none of them would And a welcome In Moscow either as Zengakuren hos proclaimed Mr Khrushchev and his mini- sters a "bunch of decadent bourgcolste."
be
and
Fakistan.
Middle Esst. Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 2 pm
Philippines. Guan, 2 p.m. France. 2 pm, Hawalt, m.
Territory of Papua, New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand. Fl. p.m.
Philippines. p.m. Okinawa, Korea, 6 pm. Топлова, Зарап, 6 р. Jawall, U.6.A, 6 pm. China, People's Republic, p.. Indla, Egypt, 6 pm.
By Surface China, People's Itepublic. 7 a.m. Indonesia,
Burna,
Jamaica, (oristobal
C.Z. Vend
zuela, Netherland, Antilles, Cuba, parcels direct), Noon.
Macho, 1 p.m.
Phillippines, France, Belgium, No-
Much more trouble can anticipated before this disturb ing element is subdued taught that Japan's newly-found freedoras do not include a3pm. license for blatant hooliganism. |
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Readers abroad will groan with envy when they learn that a school for housemaids in Iiyama City has to expand to keep up with the applien- tiona from eager studente,
In a high-pressure course, the
"good girls are taught
man- ners, how to make and receive
how to phone calls,
propare balanced meals and generally perform all household chores emelently."
On graduation, the girls are Kuaranteed jobs as maids in
NIGHT SPOTS" PARAMDENT, Glansearls and ataupper-class" homes (at about £5 per month). They are also Hallen Combo, Floor Showa by the Kreational
taught how to use modern elec- "AVIAT Apache Tram. Cocktail Loungetrical appilances without elec- Larry Allen at the Piano Bar,"
trocuting themselves or burning MAXIMS: The "Datrays," the acro-blown the house. If it were not for the various, Imunigration re- batic comedy dancu šikm
strictions prevailing fʼn so many CARLTON: Mario Fancisco.
and countries, Japan could supply 1ts Combo,
the world with the best maids, GOLDEN PROENIX) The Emerus,children's nurses, housekeepers
inserniational comedian and guitar and hospital nurses. ist. Pl Philips, and the-captive- enchanting Aloha ting and
anties
HOTEL MIRAMARI Hof Valler and Elim Quartet with Miss Chan FIDE
Muzio by Olile Detano and his band. vocal by Benny,
The professor's yardsticke, applied to American. Presidential hopefuls, would rule out in the Tables," Hurring 1960 nominations senators ‘Lør- don'Johnson, di; Slumri ·Bým- Ington, 50; and Adini Stevenson | ORIENTAL FRIV4),” starring Olivia 69; but not Senator Jolin F. _de_Playitland and Tirk,Flogarit.
LEE Charity show tonight at RUN TAI
pan. The lower. Princesa” (ÚAR- Contas traupe).
fit Wayworth, Deborah Kerr, and David Niven,
MAJESTIC/
Operator" | Kennedy, 42; Hubert Humphries,
Rowney' and 'fleve Harfing Micke BE 48; or Vice President. Richard M. Cochran Nixon who is 47.
CAPITOL: ""Ata De Happy?" - staz- Tunbridge pointed out that"] ring_Tony Mußte, and Vera Risen, STATE;"Jesane Ragels,M MASTINE the decline Ly Intellectual KİM NOVAM and den krandier. performance does nuk becoms ¦ PÄRAMOUNTI "The Care 05). Dr noticeshis until after the age
BLUE REAVEN! The sensation
"Riviera Apache Team, and the TIPNA NOG NIETIS Dance Trim from
who
herlands, Germany, 2 pm.
B & B, Africa, Brazil, "Argentina,
W. Aften, 3 p.m.
Formos, 1 p.m.
Macan, p..
China, People's Republic, 8 p.m.
BUNDAY, JANUARY 24
By Surface
Macao. p.m. Macso, 4 pm.
MONDAY, JANUARY 23 By Buraco Chino, People's Republie, 7 a.m. North Borneo, Sarawake. Neon. Japan, Canada, Noon. Macao,
Australia, New Zealand, 3 p.m. Macao. 4 p.m.
Macro, & pun..
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20
By Bartace
China, People's topublic. 7 am.
North Borneo, Nocn, Macao, 1. p.,
Jamaica Cristobal CZ Parcels direct). 2 p.m.
Macan, 4 D.m
Macau, 4 p.in.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21
By Burface Shine, People's Republic, 7 an. Macao, 1p.m
Malaya, Čeylon, Bidla, Pakistan, [Cyprus via. P. Egypt, Adon. Maly
(Switzerland via
Genoa). 3
D.J
Macao, 4 p.m.
of
Mango, D.,
China, People's Repubile, 0p.m.
HILE THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
Nevotihalem, the foundation
God
Blandeth Bure,IK
Timolly 2:19.
the One frequently so in "Help Wanted"" columns, ade asking for housemalds-but with the addition "Those formerly American homes, employed in need not apply." Buch zda most ly come from Europeans shudder at, the thought of a maid, roaming around the house
Il how looked at times 03 In blue Jeans, chowing gum and though the labour or steel- Noes of genuations has been HIGNDALL: The sensational "Alvlet.humming rockabilly tunes as i
The Church Apache Team, and the Rene myself have seen." But the un and Nevis Danes TERM fre spotted ones are marvels About thrown away.
Thero Manila
the only fault'one can And with outlawed, and defauned.
presed anal PRINCESS GARDEN;" FI6or "shows them is that they extend their ovii nee always
by ike Vallaovens and the Aldus Instinctive kindness to animals a God's selngdom crudures, resinett
Jittle too far, and permit what- and stroent over moths happen to be in a China MAIL for house, to graze on one's best wopilen sulu, sox and pullovera.
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