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Hey Nonny Nonny
N the surface it looked to be the kind of
ΟΝ
pastoral scene that belongs to those old romances whose action was spasmodically held up while young men and maidens sang airy songs and danced graceful mea sures upon the village green. In Hyde Park, central Lon- don's village green, a group of young people were singing in ragged unison, their voices rising shrilly against the tumbling mutter of the traffle circulating
round the Marble Arch.
CHINA MAIL
OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWS-LETTER
The "Battle For Passports"
By W. KING WOOD
Sydney, Sept. 24.
The "Battle for Passports" in which the Government v. the Peking "Peace" Delegation has become very boring and as a major political move has fallen rather flat.
Main shots were fired from Canberra last
week when it was announced that the 30 man and women team, then packing their ports.for Peking, would not be granted passports. Reasons for this move was the Government's stated belief that the Péking talks were Red propaganda, and that Chinese were at present in action against Austra- lian troops in Korea,
In
Withholding of passports, managed to get out of the doesn't necessarily the one down channel and was beached
iti 25-L of water. The River in Australia but it makes confoundedly difficult to leave, Loddon crawled to the nearest just the same. None of the big wharf and tied up, badly holed
airline
above the waterline. shipping or
company
Fire floats worked through-. out the night pumping 4,000 gallons of
In the old days the words sung on such occasions consisted most- of a series of "Hey nonny ly
interspersed with a nonnics" few "Hey nonny noes" and the young people singing in the
will book berths, and with the park the other night would no doubt have been within their Government pulling strings its rights as honest villagers of way lesser means of transport London had they stuck to the have a habit of exhibiting old formula, or even had they "House Full" aign when substituted its modern equivadelegate shows up. lent, which goes something like "Vo de de-o do, bop, bop."
•
UNFORTUNATELY, they used
and
different set of words,
unlike Бо many choral singers, the contents of whose songs get lost somewhere around the epiglottis, the words these singers used issued from them in full and awful clarity. They were the kind of words you may not use in public.
The
on
water a minute out of tho Shahzada. Experts feared that if water reached the 1,200 tons of barley, its well- cause the already ing would wenitened bull to burst.
The pumps won, the cargo was unloaded, the ship laken to dock. There is going to be a big loss in the 4-million cargo, however.
Which brings me to the next ship story. The little motor- ship Awahou trades between
A policeman on his beat heard work ani vo to other the seaman still missing.
song, thumbed
The
Just the same, spokesmen for the contingent announced that would not, they passports or
to Peking.
week two of them-Rev. This Victor James, of Melbourne, and Mr K, D. Goti, Melbourne
pulled out journalist; Britlah passport, which was shot in the locker for which || Sydney and Norfolk and other the Government' did not have islands. When she last reached any effective counter. Sald Mr Sydney u Fijian scaman deserted Gott at the airport: "As far as I and her skipper was taken il. know, I'm only going as far as Loading went on and finally she Hongkong to do
journalistic was ready to do her island hop I again. Her skipper was still 11. but when quickly get there
first berth for the places in
was offered to a retired captain who in his day had commanded far swifter ships on trans-Tasman voyages, the forecastle was Alled by a coloured seaman awalting deportation.
Then just as the ship was about to sall two Norfolk Island- ers in town hurried down to the waterfront to get a trip home.
Now the Awahou days overdue. The navy and the lo charter an Air France plane
the to make the journey. The air force have given up
search for her. Government looked sinister and
This week
they caught up have been announced: "Plans
with the deserter. He was sen- event the delegates made to
tenced to six months' gool then caching p
Не time a déportation. He grinned. the reckons he got off lightly.
through bis memory appropriate bye-law that pro- bibited the use of such words in the park, and marching up to the group, he ordered them to stop
their song.
They agreed to at once, and set off on their separate ways, for it WDS 10.15 p.m., and most of them were thinking of going home anyway.
Just as the group dispersed, a little wor
woman wearing a blue beret and a blue mackintosh, thrust herself under the nose of the constable and said
said to him
and to the company in general: "They'll be locking you up for singing The Wearing of the Green next, that's what."
"Move along, please, the constable suid.
"I'm not moving on for the likes of you," the little woman *sold.” Her name was Madge, and crowd and she turned to the crled; "Don't any of you go, either."
But Rev. G. van Eerde, one of the grounded delegates and one of the boss spokesmen who was at the drome to wave them goodbye, said Mr Golt was
delegate fully sponsored Paking was his destination,
WINNING ON POINTS
a
and
Later a whisper went around delegates were going
that the
same
about AL
the spokesman for heap of delegates In
sald: Brisbane "Plans have been made for the
青
entire delegation to reach Peking"
is seven
NO EAGER BUYERS Still on the chipping themo The Commonwealth Ship-
Established 1845
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1952.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
特
8.4
Y.M. Mag. M. 9. Haz 04. Cap. 1912 kita Berrien, kova.
"If I buy that fur coat during the August sales, we can be prosperous all winter with the money I save on it!"
Action For
Possession Of Vessel
of
Living Language
Why we say. Nickname A nickname is an "also- name" for it was original. ly "an eke-name." "Eke" means something added that "an eke-name" term of abuse, reproach, or humour which was added to the names by which a man was christened.
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The date for the hearing of the action against the steamship Tasikmalaja (now lying under Arrest in Kowloon Docks) for possession of the vessel wAS Uxed. for noon on Thursday by Mr Justice Reece in. the Admiralty Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court this morning.
Hearing of the action was to
but morning have started this Mr Brook A. Bernacchi, Coun sel for the plaintiff company (Juan Ysmael and Co., Inc Manila) informed his Lordship that the necessary witness to prove their case had returned to the Philippines and was unable to obtain a visa in time to ap
Counsel pear in Court today. had received a cable from him to the effect that he (the wit- ness) would be in Court by Thursday
that asked Mr Bernacchi hearing, be adjourned until noon on Thursday. The application was granted.
THE CLAIM At the moment, however, the ping Line, owned by the Federal Goverment seems to be win-Government, is focale, butThe plaintiffs, Juan Xsmael ning on points.
and Co., Inc., of Plaza Golti, there is no rush of eager buyera, Manila, are claiming for pos- But the fellow strap hanging The Government has proved.
the crowded tram
on the that it has no magle touch when session, as solo owners, of the Tasikmalaja (formerly known way home from work just can't it comes to running ships.
Way
the the Christobel and get any enthusiasm for the fight back after the first war it had THE policeman patiently tried
Haleakala). They repre- and seems to care little whether to persuade her to go home,
of ships which its Day Line of
sented by
Hon. Leo the reach Peking or proved to be a
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 but Madge by now had her toes the delegates
white elephant
By Air Jericho. well dug in, and ultimately, the
Philippines, N. Borneo, 4.30p.m., and was sold. The latest line, d'Almada, QC, and Mr Brook Just
A. Bernacchi, both instructed In passing Peking has and
C.P.A. officer was obliged to arrest her.
a Jast inore or less
war baby by Mr M.A. da Silva,
Malaya, Indonesia, Austraila, New £6-million Next morning he brought her already left its mark on Aus- lost
Loh, Zesland. 4.30 p.m., Pakistan, A claim the dock at Great Mari-
by Anthony tralia's politicul life. Dr Bur-years, which causes
Bar, Burma, Indi eye-brows trading as AW. King, of Room Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, borough Street, where she ton, one of the Labour Party's to be raised, even in times of
floor, Telephone Europe, 1.80 p.in., B.G.A.C. 9, mezzanine pleaded not guilty to the charge bright boys, formerly chief of
inflation.
Japan. 4.30 p.m., B.O.A.C House, against the ship for $25,-
(Senitie, of wilfully obstruct- against her of
Formosa, the External Affairs Dept, at-
Main snag about the sale in 588 for ship's necessaries, had Western States) Canada, 450 p.m. tended the last conference some that the Government wants the Ing the policeman in the exccu-
been adjourned sine dle by his H.K.A./N.W.AI few months tion of his duty.
low
He made ago.
de a buyer to keep the ships around
Indo-China (Tankin only), 4.30 Lordship at an earlier hearing. The story was told to Mr Paul broadcast in Faking, sent Press the Australian coast.
Anthony Loh was rep
p.m...P.A.
Dy Burface represented Bennett VC, and
about germ talked messages, when it was
And a final word about ships.
Mr Charles E. Loscby QC. Macao, pm 5 pm, Tal by done, Madge was invited into
warfare, when he returned. Three young men and a girl set
instructed by Stewart and Loy/Tak Shing.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 and was sacked the witness-box,
from the La-out from Brisbane about 10 days an offer she
.
Company,
By Alt bour Party. which means that go on what was to be a round! accepted with alacrity.
Indo-Chine, France, French North he 'can't stand for Parliament in the world voyage in a 34-ft
West Africa. 10 am, via Ar the seat for which he was ketch. They had an army com-
France. earmarked.
pass and a small atlas. Some- Strange travellers-The plane where up the Queensland coast James and the little ship anchored for the which carried Rev
The tide went out and Mr Gott for Peking also carried night.
and dry. With left it. high
morning the tide rose--which than could be said was more for the ketch. I stopped in the mud and slowly filed with water:
inte
•
.
•
•
FTER she had told the learn- 'ed clerk that she was not, at the moment, living anywhere In particular, nor doing any job you could call such, she said: Australian reinforcements head- "I conduct singing often in theed for Korea.
1 never allow no Pork. guards. I call the police to re-
move them,
Last
une black-
NO BOOM YEAR After two weeks of now sea- night it was son's-wool sales. it Is obvious all very strict, very nice singing. that there isn't going to be any All the songs could d be sung by boom year but that prices are good enough satisfy most a respectable woman:" "The officer seem
to think people. the songs were
Funny thing about wool is and he that if prices get high we shrick. the magistrate questionable"
about inflation, if they drop we seo depression around
to
turned to the policeman. "Is It right that she conducts singing corner, so the old sheep frequently?" he asked.
done the decent thing and steer-.
in three
A passing fisherman rescued the crew and so ended another of life's young dreams,
Every TWA Engineers
To Strike
"I've not seen her doing so, ed a middle of the road course. and she certainly wasn't con-
Prices have continued fairly ducting last night," said.
30
"Someone said I was yellow
stayed to show them
wasn't," Madge said,
Would you like to call
1
of the, ahem, choir, as wittrallan mille also operated. In and 65 percent
nesses?" the magistrate asked.
"I'd not the chance anyone bald.
"the officer evenly in three cities this week.
New York, Sept. 28.
AFL flight More than 300 14,433 bales have in Sydney been sold for about £14-mu- engineers prepared to strike Bri- against the Trans-World, Air- Ilon. Competition from tish mills
anti was stronger,
lines at midnight with plans to flights Overseas any Continental, Japanese and Aushalt all TWA
of the ines' Melbourne Japan was keen for domestic service: to get crossbred wools, while
William Kent, President of the in Perth Britain was again the Flight Engineers International don't think you'd main buyer, but again Japan Association, said that negotia- obstruct a mouse this morning,"
tions were under way but "as, of wus active. the magistrate said, "but you Japan's
is going big
has right now, the strike gave a lot of trouble last night, been a feature of the sales this to come off on schedule.""
and already Japanesu He said that 391. Aight e- I shall discharge you absolute-year Iv."
TWA's fleet buyers have run up huge ne- gineers, who man "Thank you," Modge
of four-engined Constellations counte said, and her
HARBOUR COLLISION!
un domestic and International added for \nothing," and she went "out In the darkness of Sydney Alghts, would refuse to work. muttering. dignified bay Harbour one 'foggy night this but ray engbears in flight at nonny nonny, perhaps, or a week two large vessels collided, midnight would continue work- highly respectable hey nonry The Shahzada, bount for Japan ing until he reached crew change
loaded with wool and barley, points-United Press,
no,
tono
Interes!
29
missed.
aro
A Inter application by the Government of Indonesia to stay all proceedings against the ship was subsequently withdrawn.
B.O.A.C.
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Macao, a p.m.; 6 p.m.,
Tal
The Tasikmalaja was the sub- ject of implending motions brought by the Government of Japan, 4.30 'pan. Thai Airways. Indonesia before his Lordship Malaya, Ceylon, Pakistan, Bahrein, recently. The motions were dis-Great Britain, Europe, 4.30 pm.
*tty Farface Loyak Shing.
"China. People's Republic, $30 am, train via Canton.
Japan, 10 am. Choy, Bang. slam. 10 am. sa Total Maru. Trance, a p.m. La Marseillaise Indo-China, 3 p.m., na Elsbeth.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERL A Dy Air Philippines, Guam, Hawall, USA, Canada, a am... via P.A
Formosa, 2 p.m. C.A.T Malaya, Indonesia, Australia,, New Zealand, 4.30 pɔn, C.P.A. India. Pakistan. Slam.
The Government of Indonesia were represented by Mr John McNeill, QC. and Mr D. A. L: Wright, both instructed by Mr P. J. Griffiths.
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From The Filos
100 Years
Ago
We mentioned the other day
Tokyo, Sept. 28. that Captain Deas of the Ship Ganges had written to H. E. the
Ing the Indecorous behaviour of
-Loudspeaker vans toured Japanese cities almost from dawn today as politicians made last Superintendent of Trade regard- efforts to catch votes before Wednesday's general election.
The election, the fourth since the war, is the thing to do with it. We regret
Mr Alexander Bird, the Wham- pon Vice-Consul. His Excellency BAN
deelines, we learn, to have any-
first since Japan regained her independence and this for the conduct complain- political prophets are reluctant to predict the out-ed of appears to be so grosa,
come.
Mr
The
Prime Minister, Shigeru Yoshida, is generally
to power. expected to return
but some commentators think his majority will be reduceti.
power.
The governing Liberal Party is split by the efforts of its
Icader, founder and former
Mr Ichiro Istoyama, to. regain Most observers give Hateyama, the "Old Guard" leader purged by the occupation authorities, for ultra national- ian, a chance of increasing his support in Parliament.
MOSCOW
TO BE
REBUILT
Ten-Year Plan
that, if duly substantiated, Her Majesty's Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, сол hardly
Longor
Bird notoriety
persist in bearing Mr through a career of exceeding anything in the annals of Consular mismanage-
ment. The particulars of this case, as furnished to us, are na
followe The Ganges hind completed a tea lading, and was on the eve of departure for London, when Captain Deas found it necessary to take one of his foremast hands to Mr Bird for
and, the punishment, offence charged being proved, (of the nature of which we arc not advised) a sentence was
given of three months' imprison-
But he 19 1 sick man and his campaigning has lately seemet!
Moscow, Sept. 28. less
that of vigorous than
Nikita Khrushchev, Politment with hard labour in Vic- Yoshida's faction which has buro member and chief of torin Gaal; and Captain Deas tained control of the party
District Bol-was directed to take the man
the Moscow
funds.
The main difference between shevik. Party, disclosed to-back to his ship, and keep him in irons unill an oppor- the rival factions lies in Hato-day the adoption of Stalin's tunity"
offered for sending yama's strong advocacy - of rearmament, at present banned ten-year plan for reconstruc-him to Hongkong. Captain Dea
to Mr Bird by the constitution. Yoshida is tion of the Soviet capital, then represented Inclined to be more cautious in which should be completed that every part of the ship was his apporach, on economic
In 1960 and make Moscow grounds,
world's one of the magnificent cities.
in
460 SEATS There are 468 seats to be filed the Lower House-Upper House seats are not being con- tested this year. In the last Diet, dissolved in August, the Liberals
no
full-that she would leave the
day-that there was next most place to put the prisoner, ex- cepting among the men in the He said the plan, already in forecastle, which he could not do. operation, envisaged the con- Mr Bird persisted in the order, struction of 10,000,000 square however, and stated that he metres of housing, 400 schools, was only acting by his instrue-
20,000 hospitals with
bedations-that the Consular was Some observers thought
movie theatres with capacity of not now a Prison chop, and that possible that this time they would 25,000, and country villas for unless Captain Deus took tho have rather fewer than the 284 100,000 persons to be built in man with him he must be dis- seats needed for an absolute the pine birch forests outside charged altogether, and that majority. If returned, Yoshida the city.
should have his wages and would thus have to seek alliances. Ho said the recently com-
mclothes. Addressing the prisoner
had 285 seats.
circular
Mir
"
he
10
remon
board
told
Deas
B.'s
He might rind enough support pleted factories for building Me Bird then told him to mark enable thewhat he had said. Finding the to guarantee him a majority materials should
erect an-delinquent Was among the several small farmer Moscow District to
likely and conservative groups, which quelly 170 ten-storey buildinga escape Captain should relain some representa-
with housing space totalling 1,- sirated with Mr Bird. To this 000,GOO square
metres, tion...
Bird replied
hid If the recently formed Fro- The plan provides for the com- been forced to discharge the
embank-mon gressive Party secured manypletion of a granite
men because Captain Deas re- seats there could be a powerful ment to Moscow rivers, under- fused to take him on anti-Yoshida combination. The round passages for pedestrians Captain Deas denying that he in the busiest thoroughfares, ahad positively refused. Mr Progressives, with 67 seats in
motor road round the dissolved Diet, are led by Moscow, extension of subway him he was a
Bird, Lying Into passion, Mamoru
a lor. Capt. Shigemitsu,
former lines, highways,
new parks, said that was quite sufficient, — Foreign Minister who signed the
gardens and bridges.
he would take the man on aboard the Japanese surrender
Now 88 per cent of Muscovites board, and
represent Mr BPS battleship Missouri in 1945.
..... use. gast
Bowring. To MOSTLY CONSERVATIVES
have Most of Shigemitsu's Um
to Khrushchev. sociates are strongly conserva- tive and substantial gains for leading to Moscow will be lined denying that he refused to take the Progressives would mean a with fruit trees and gardens for the man on board he would tell him (stamping his foot) He partial resuscitation of the Old distance of 60 kilometres.
Khrushchey said the erection
was a d --d' Liar". Guard,"
of politics of new school buildings enabled kept out
This was something like 'a until this year by the occupa the liquidation of the three-shift speech from the Sheriff tion
purgebigemitsu
who told Hongkong once, himself system in Moscow
and even-hough we got an order from though in favour
tually two shifts would be re- of rcerma- ment, has a strong
Governor himself to visit revulsion duced to one shift.
Ho disclosed that following the Gaol, we should not enter against the kind of militarism
the which carried Japan to war.
campaign
consolidate unless he pleased.". I the Progressives gained collective farms into large units
COURT AWARD many acats, they might form launched in 1950, farms in the
Mr Harry Parkes, Interpreter
But
unistable
"
und for cooking, but by the conduct-to-Dr
year all houses will this Her Majesty's Vice-Consul 89 connections, according *** Capt.. Deas
He did na care, and All highways if
moss
to
NOW IT'S A
the
persisted
with
in
uf
115
a powerful anti-Yoshida bloc Moscow district were reduced at the British Consulate, Canton with the rightist Socialists and to 1,400 or one-quarter the (Mr Omciating Consul Eloisile
previous number. He Hatoyama Liberals.
odded being
indisposed) that serious errors
were com- Gifford
H. Others sympathetle to the old mitted in efforts to force the Esquires, as Assessors, held
Rod
Chapman, rightists might rally round, but
resettlement of villages Court on Wednesday Jast, to ad- few commentators thought such Into larger collective farm town judicato on a claim for damages a coalition could last long.
ships but that had been correct made by Messrs Mockertoom Much Japanese comment, in
ed. United Press.
Co. arising out of an alleged fact, shows a fear that the new
breach of charter party.
The House' might be made up of a
defendant, Captain Morice, It number of small parties produc-
was deposed, had agreed to pro Ing uneasy coalitions and an
cred with his vessel, the government.
Harpooner, via Amoy with salt to Calcutta, and damages were loid at $1,400. After a patient Investigation, occupying up- wards of three hours, the award Copenhagen, Sept. 28. made WOS as follows The the 'old House, are split, A Danish businessman, Bent Court are of opinion and de- with 30
right-wing members | Arne, 33, today reported seeing cide, that the Plaintiffs have not unable to agree with 16 left- blue green "fying cigar produced sufficient evidence to rearmament, rela-speed over Copenhagen at 1832 show that any deed of Charter wingers on tions with Communist China local time tonighter of a ed between, and acknowledged party has actually. been execut-
Agaldst moved at high speed this decision the Plaintiffs gave West
notice of an intention to appeal. east. He told Reuter: "It could eaally be seen against the sky
A general opinion is that the
settle their} to
Liberals will be compelled by FLYING CIGAR
circumstance differences.
The
in th
Socialists, with "48 seats
and labour policies.
The Communists, with 22
*
Mr
Amė, manager ·"
Middle seals in the old House, aro_ex- | "cla company, said the by, the two parties."
East, Africa, Great Britain, Europe, 4.30 pm 3.0.A.C.
Japan, Korea, 450 pm. B.O.A.C. Formosa. Okinawa,
430 H.KA INVAL
Indo-China (Tonkin p.m., C.P.A
Greeks Return
pected to lose ground.-Reuter.
pm.
only), 430
Tal
To The Attack
-
16, Programme Summary: 6.0%, Children's Half Hour presented by Elizabeth Ana (Studio); 6.3. Portuguese Half Hour (Studio); 7. Songs of the · Range-Johnny Denis and his quartet and. Patiį. Page (Vocal); - Ž.35, Andre Kostelanets and his Orchestra; 7.45, Artist of ina Wrek-Dietrich · Pucher-Dieskau China, People's Republic, 9.30 min, (Baritone): 7.59, Weather". Report;
By Bustace Bacao, pm 6 pm. Loy/Tak Shing,
train via Canton.
Burm. India, Noreverett.
*M
10 8. Time Bignal, World News and News Talk (London Relay) 0.15, Horowitz Encores (Piano); 8.50, "I USA... Central & South America, Like what i. Liko“ presented by 1 pm. Flying Dragon. Bill Felcher (Bludle); 9, Over 10 Formose. a p.m.. Shengklig, you-with Hichard Murdock and Kenneth Horne. (BBCTB);・ 9.30, Concerto Concertanta Sinfonie for Violin and Viola (Mozart, 16, 304) *.... Strong 'Quakes Albert Sammode (Violin) a Lionel Terlis (Viola) with the Lon-
Recorded don Philharmonic Orch. cond by Bir Hamilton Harty; 10, & World of
New York, Sept. 29. Words-A Programme about, the English Languedo › written by Bienseon] : Three "vely: "strong" carth- by Donald Bayer quaires: occurred about 5,800
10.30, aller
(BBCTS); Francaise; 1645, Dancing Time with miles from New York City to Claude Thornhill His Orchestra:day, Fordham University officials 11, Radio Nows Reel (London No zaid today, They were unable to iny); 11.18, Weather Beports the say in which direction the Goodnight Music; Clod" anve the Queen; 11,30, Clown Down,
quakes occurred.--Voited Press:
stock
Chanaori
It w
to:
WAS not fiying
as high no
most aircraft. I have never be Delegation
lleved flying saucer reports, but
now I have seen this I feel there Reaches Peking
he something in them. The cigar was shaped
Was
The Premier of Outer Mon-
Outer
Tsedenbal,
-a large.
like zeppelin and Tokyo Sept. 29.
bigger in golla Yumzadin
together with It
hod Greek United Nations troops front than behind. attacked bloody "Big Nori" to shining fluorescent skiff, I have Mongolian delegation, arrived day in a determined, bid to ro- no idea what it was."-Reuter. yesterday in Peking, according capture the Western front peak they lost on Sunday through a tragic bambing mistake
Allied nirmen.
by
to a Canton report published- in the Chinesa Press today..
No
hint
Itwas given ns to the
INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION reason for the visit.
duccésstre awards *** provide ; RIKZFAME OF «uimals' names: 15.
* súp hoist a moors." pippopota- mus There are dive auch SORRISOLA Hippopotamilia;
The Chinese Communist Pre- mier, Chou En-ial, and other high officials in Peking were at #nirport to welcome Tsedenbal.,
United Press war correspon- dent Warren Franklin reported front that the Greek, from the front 10
tho Chinese .. Girafe, : Anteloper -- fühinoceros, who beat
only to
Elephant sbo counter-attacks blasted off the hill by United Nations fighter-bombers, jump- ed off in the attack from near- by "Little Nori" at 8 am, - United Press.
Sondon Kädersa Bercico,
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