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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
SOCIAL SECURITY

When a deposit is made in your
savings account at the bank. you
always check the bank book tC
make sure that you are receiving
proper credit on your account
This is good practice to avoid
costly mistakes.
II is also a good practice to
check your social security account
once u year, or at least every
three or four years to make sure
you are receiving credit for all
your earnings that can be credited
to your social security account
Your employer may have failed
to report your correct name or
social security number. The Social
Security Administration office in
your city has free post cards which
you can use to check on your re-
cord.
II you fail to check on your ac-
count. it may be costly to you or
to your family. The payments you
and your family will receive in
the future will be based on the
record of your covered earnings
as they are reported to your social
security account.
Make sure that the social Secur-
ity record of your earnings is COR
rect. Your account with the Fed
eral Government is as important
as your bank account, because Il
means dollars and cents TO you
and your family in your old age,
and to your family in case Of your
death at any age.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be
with you all" (R. S. v. The greet
ing was the last sentence.
Now look at the endings Of the
other epistles: Romans 1920, end
ing the letter before a postscript,
THE grace of our Lord Jesus
Christ be with you" l Cor. 1921,
THE grace of the Lord Jesus be
with you" 2 Cor. 1914. 1.-The
grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and
the love of God and the fellowship
of the Holy Spirit be with you
ALL" Gal. 6:l8. THE grace of our
Lord Jesus Christ be with your
spirit, brethren. Amen" Ephesians
6;23, Grace be with all who love
our Lord Jesus Christ with love
undying." Phil. 4:23, THE grace
OF the Lord Jesus Christ be with
your spirit" Colossians Alb,
Grace be with you" The same
words in Tim. $40 and II Tim.
4:22. Titus BIS has Grace be
with you ALL" Philemon Is has
The grace of the Lord Jesus
Christ be with your spirit" Many
OF the ancient scholars thought
Paul wrote Hebrews 1t ends (Heb.
1929 "Grace be with you. Amen"
Recently. in a cave near the
Dead Sea there were discovered
manuscripts Of Isaiah and other
non-biblical writings which were
probably placed there about forty
years before Jesus was born. Who
can tell. perhaps someday there
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
tractors annually in the United

tractors annually in the United
States.
Tractors seem to be involved
in about one-third of the non-fatal
machinery accidents and in more
than one-half of all the fatal mis-
haps with machinery" the county
agent notes. AT least one-third of
all tractor accidents occur on the
highway. The average cost Of each
non-fatal machinery accident is
about $50 for medical expenses
and 20 days lost time"
Overturning accounts for more
than half of tractor-accident
deaths. Losing control of the
tractor because OF excessive speed
is the principal reason for side
tips. Forcing tractors out of ditch
es, or from other locations where
the rear wheels tend to become
anchored, accounts for most of
the backward tipping casualties.
Traffic collisions. under-age OPP
orators. extra riders, children
playing around tractors, falls. get
ting run over or crushed be-
tween" and unguarded power
take offs also take large portion
OF victims each year. Collision
with stationery objects, fires, i'm
proper cranking. and lighting are
some Of the many other causes of
tractor accidents.
How can most of these tragedies
be avoided? you ask. Just by
good common sense when
you're behind the wheel of
tractor" Raper saws
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
TRACTORS
ACCIDENTS
INCREASE

Tractor accidents on farms are
increasing as more of the nations
farms become mechanical, accord
ing to County Agent Charles D.
Raper. calling attention to Nation
al Safety Council figures. says
that there are from 600 to 700 &C
cidental fatalities and 10000 to
10000 non-fatal injuries with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
Minute Sermon

Did the Apostle Paul have a sort
Of personal seal which he used to
sign all his letters? He spoke of
1t as a mark" First and Second
Thessalonians generally dated in
A. D. SO or 81 and are so the earl
lest of Pau's epistleS. In II Thes.
3:l7, ID, at the end of the epistle,
Paul wrote: Il, Paul, write this
greeting with my own hand. This
is the mark in every letter of
mine; it is the way write. The
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
Glendale Baptist
Mount Zion Baptist
Rev. Ralph johnson. Pastor

Mount Zion Baptist
Rev. Ralph johnson, Pastor
Preaching Saturday before
Second Sunday l1:OO AM.
second Sunday ......1I 90 AM
sunday School ........ 10 90 A. N.
Robert Granger. Supt.
PRAYER SERVICES
sunday Night ......... 7:3OP.M.
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Morning Worship ......1f 100 AM.
Young People .......... $50 PM.
evening Worship ...... 7:3OP.M.
Lawndale Baptist
Rev. Harry Mobiles, Pastor
Sunday School. .......10,0O A. M.
Worship Service
Third Sunday 90 a M
Old Zion Wesleyan Meth.
Rev. Lester c. Parkes, Pastor
sunday School. ......9:4 A. NJ.
w. Y. p. F...........7.3O p NJ
Prayer Service Wed. .7:3O p. M.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

may be discovered copies Of some
OF the other letters we know Paul
wrote. II SO. we will expect each
one to end with a greeting of
grace.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

Some 100000 persons were en-
gagged in farm work in the United
States late in March, up seasonally
from the 100000 farm workers
a month earlier.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
Lake Swamp Baptist

= -''FTIN sNVTIIEN' flStOT
SdAa- s. s.. huul ........ 10 80 \. VI.
I..'"...~- Saturday before first
"n p and every Sunday HOO
A.. '..upt third SUNDAY which
O.. $500 Nj. Prayer Services
VEGA. .. $50 PM. and sunday
a"a.Ha 30 PM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03
Cedar Creek Baptist
New Life Baptist
Rev. Clyde Prince, Pastor
Iron Hill Baptist

w - Y. fiHIIty, TdSIOT
>LnGaT SChOp. 1000 y. NJ
+. 7. 1'........... .........6 60 p NJ
W, ". IT,. Thursday night after
2nu sunday ................ 7:SD
Deacon Meeting - Thurs. night
After 2ui SUNDAY. 80
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Saints Remembrance

No Saint of the early Christian
church found more joy in Christ
mas than St. Francis. However, it
was not at Assist, but at Greccio. a
little town perched high On a
rocky slope in Italy, that the be-
loved churchman began custom
that has spread over Christendom.
In the year 1928, as the eve of the
Nativity drew near, Francis gave
orders to Giovanni, one of his de
vout followers, to get an OK and
a donkey, along with a manger and
all the fittings of a stable, for use
in the church. When the Holy
Night arrived, Francis and his bre-
thren arranged these in a realistic
representation of the scene in the
manger-stable at Bethlehem, The
manger was filled with hay. the
animals stood quietly by, and ev-
erything was as it had been on
that night of the alteration of the
Christ Child centuries before. The
people of the neighborhood never
forgot it. To this day, during the
Christmas season, the scene is re-
created not alone in the churches
of southern italy, but all over the
world. In our own country many
persons drive from street to street
in their home communities in or
der to enjoy the Yuletide lighting,
but whenever they come TO a man
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

Take gifts, for example. How
often have you been pleased as
punch to get gift, gaily-wrapped,
properly-packaged? How often
have you been disappointed be-
cause the birthday present you've
been anticipating has arrived
wrapped casually in a dull and un-
attractive manner?
To make attractive gift wrapping
easy.for all, the makers of Tupper-
ware have published booklet
called Gift Wrapping Can Be Fun.
The message it contains is simple
and straightforward: follow few
basic rules and you can wrap
package that will be delight to
present and to receive.
The Tupperware people make
plastic ware bowls, cannisters, tum-
blers, refrigerator and freezer con-
tainers-items which sometimes
come in unusual shapes. AS these
products became increasingly pop
ular as gifts, Tupperware devoted
considerable time exploring the
rules of wrapping. And now their
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Gift Wrapping Made Easy

You can't book by teachers
of don't follow that old copbook First
generally determining and lasting when peopnd also
when I to thncs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

It's easy to wrop this kind of pockoge-
if you know how-ond it's eGsY 10 learn.
easy-to-understand booklet is avail
able free of charge. Simply write
the Tupperware Consumer Service
Bureau, 50 East 68th Street, New
York, N. Y. and you'll receive it by
return mail.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-12-25

others in the new film, never be-
fore have been included in a NOV
ing picture.
From Anchorage the travelogue
again takes the Alaska Railroad
northward to Mckinley National
Park, with an aerial side tour of
Matanuska Valley on the way.
At the park the camera shows
the splendid resort hotel there,
followed by intimate views Of the
parks wildlife, and breathtaking
views of the continents highest
mountain, 20,300-foot Mt. McKin-
ley.
Reaching Fairbanks, the movie
includes aerial and ground views
of the city and the nearby Univer-
sity of Alaska; then it goes on a
bush-plane visit to Mimic, print
tive Indian village on the Tanana
River, with Bob Rice Alaska
Tours.
From Fairbanks the film goes
ON a summer winter tour of
Alaska's splendid new highway
system linking Fairbanks, Valdez,
Anchorage and Seward.
The film continues with a trip
to Nome, showing intimate views
of that city's native Eskimos, and
concludes with a visit to Ameri-
cas- only tin mine, at Lost River,
only rs miles east of the Siberian
mainland.
In editing footage for Moving
North" Huber drew from $4,000
feet of natural-color film he has
exposed throughout Alaska in the
past two years. Less than a thou
sand feet-the "cream" from the
above-Were needed to make up
the 27-minute length of the new
movie.
"Moving North" will have a
premier showing in Seattle soon
after the first Of the year. After
that the film will be available for
loan to 16-millimeter film-viewing
groups upon application to Martin
Van Lines, Inc, 1920 East Margin
al Way, Seattle 4, Washington.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-12-25
TRADITIONAL EGGNOG

A symbol Of hospitality in many
homes between Christmas and
New Years Day is the serving of
eggnog. At one old inn in New
York this recipe for eggnog has
been used since 1850.
Dissolve 2 pounds Of granulated
sugar in l fifth Of white and fifth
Of gold light-bodied rum. Store
in jar overnight. Beat "a egg
yolks to a light froth, then add
gradually to rum and sugar mix
ture, beating to foam. Chill in
refrigerator hours. Beat quarts
of heavy cream in another bowl to
stiff consistency and pour rum
egg mixture into cream bowl,
beating constantly. Pour into we'll
chilled punch bowl and place in
refrigerator for one hour. Remove
and crate nutmeg over entire top
of beverage. Serves 40.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-12-25
Movie Giving Good Coverage Of Alaska
Will Be Shown Here And In States

SEATTLE-A new moving pic
ture about Alaska - Moving
North be released soon by
Martin Van Lines, Inc, household
goods-moving firm of this city.
The new color and-sound film,
believed to contain a wider and
more complete coverage of Alaska
than any film heretofore pro-
duced, will be shown widely on
television and in Give" projec-
tons throughout the United States
and Alaska.
A 16-millimeter documentary
type travelogue, ''Moving North"
was produced by Louis R. Huber
Of Seattle, well-known writer and
photographer. In making the new
film he travelled nearly 10000
miles by sea, air, highway and
railroad in Alaska.
Photographed in natural color,
Moving North" opens by high
lighting Martin Vans nation wide
moving service-and then plunges
into a camera journey that takes
the viewer to all corners of the
territory.
A stimulating narrative for the
27-minute screen action is pro-
vided by DR.. Bernard J. Gold
stein, director Of the Readers
Workship Of the University Of
Washington's department of
speech. He was assisted in his
dialogue type commentary by
Nancy Davis, one Of his advanced
students.
Beginning with a voyage from
Seattle up the Inside Passage
aboard the SIS. Aleutian, the film
stops briefly at Ketchikan, Wran-
CELL and Juneau, and then takes
the traveller across the Gulf Of
Alaska to Seward.
There it goes for a climb into
the rugged Chugach Mountains
with a goat hunter, seeing some
acknowledgements scenes of
glaciers, and then proceeds up the
Alaska Railroad to Anchorage.
Characterizing that city as "the
Chicago of Alaska" the film
shows the teeming northen metro
polls from the air and in several
views on the streets--including,
of course, both of Anchorage's
new History apartment buildings.
A beautiful sunset scene looking
down Fourth Avenue from the
marquee of the Denai Theater is
included.
Boarding a Reeve Aleutian Air
ways plane at Merrill Field, the
movie takes the viewer south
westward along the Aleutian
chain, with stupendous closeup
views of active, smOking-hot vol
canoes. Many of these scenes, like
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-12-25

Agnes Slwooko Turner. former
ly of Nome and Gambell, has an
nounced the birth Of a daughter,
Hazel Ann, at their home in Fair
banks on Dec. IA.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-12-25
Silent Night" In Eskimo

Ni-cheW-We-cheWak OO-nauk
Ip-key- cheWak oo-nauk
Ee-loo-ha-nee Koo-nee-u-toak
Ee-loo-ha-nee kOO-roak
OO-na-taW-nee nee-vea- Seeya
hoe-rum ee-lee-ko-raW
Ip-key chewak ee-nee- kane
ee-lee-cheya-toak
Chee-neek-toak pak-ma-ne- suna
key-neWe-oo-nee
Chee-neek toak pak-ma-ne suna
key-newe- oo-nee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
dnsss ". Nay =, Isss

sonal Health ana ne new badge
q Citizenship d lie Home.
Ernest a. Wykes came Id soc.
Eond With i've badges Including
Citizenship ID the Home, Scholar.
ship, Home Repair, Stamp Collect
ing and Reading. The sch0Earship
merit badge was awarded Robert
!. Read and Ronald Foster Ar
thur 3. Noble and Joseph 4. Smith
were awarded the Citizenship Is
TIE Home badge
Coming Up from Second CIass
Scout q First Ciass w6s Leaning
7. Candy
ScOutmaster Tony Martinez &c.
cepted the badge for Lea Candy.
who was not present. Leaving the
ranks of IendefEO0t, and winning
their Second Class hadgss were
Willard G. Cifisnsan, William +.
Deeean, Jr.. ALERT II Laightley,
II, n. James Nc EIveen, William
ii IIailens. I'LL, Richard q. Park,
il. James Stewart ana Gerald III.
Wilson. All are Scouts 81 Troop 2ssS ].
sponsored by ne Holy Name ".
cIely pI 81 Mary star Ct tAs Sea
Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
mic fec job Lost
Through Red Tape

WASHINGTON tn The State
Department says It was I cum.
brous mechanism Of It's own that
caused Mrs. Mildred McAfee Hor-
ton 70 lose out on United Nations
assignment
Acting Secretary of State Walter
Bedell Smith yesterday wrote this
explanation to Sen. Jackson ID.
WASH:
! The State assortment asked Tie
FBI for the routine fill inYesfiga.
ton report On Hrs. Horton when Il
was decided - nominate her y. s.
delegate % the u. N Eeona1afc
and Social Commission.
The report was received April
lis ard IL cvalualion i0ok II days.
Then & became apparent The
nomination could hardly be prop.
erIy processed d tine I0r TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
psss / TIE KY WEST CITIZEN
pss.a TsI kzrwasr CITIZEN W.sa..s.y, MY y ~
Admiral Duke Gives Address
At Boy Scout Court OF Honor

Deplofing TIE lack ot ''sentimen.
taliig. ~ patriotism il some 81
todsy youth, Rear Admiral nv
lng 8 DUKE Commander 81 lie
Naval Base addressed Monday
nights Boy Scout Ceuft & Honor
ri the Monroe County Court House.
Highilghk d he Curt & Honor
was the presentation III tie Gold
Palm fog Ais agie Badee u Cur.
don 3. Hamilton, 8 Txo0p go.
1urdon u tIHo Dcn ~ Alr. and Mrs.
Gsirdon D. HamiIton u $50 patter.
ron Aye, Ke4 Went. III presenting
The Palm % young Hamilton, al
lnlrnl Duke recalled that IN 1913
~ was \ Scout ~. acquiring Ills
Sseond ciaSs badeo afler "a year
and ! hall * hard work 4
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
OFF SlageF Fear
Helps Starlet
In Sd Role

Phyllis Kirk, the beautiful young
woman who IS chased By SD
monster ID Warner Bfos House
Of Wax IS scared Of the dark.
It's true she admitted. q
fEighten easily. / d0n't like dark
alleys Or creaky doors 81 banging
shutters. It's ali / can do % read
! mystery unless somebody's hold.
ing my hand. z
Miss Kinks natural feminine
fears are exactly what Director
Andre de 10th hoped for when the
actress was chosen for the lead.
ing lady ii the Natural Vision
Warner Color film, which win be
shown at The Monr0e Theatre %
Nay 81 through June 6.
f girl has never been frigh.
tened with any intensity, he rea.
soned. she can hardly be expect.
ed To register fear ii very reals
tie style on the screen.
But since Miss Kirk jumps Il
her own shadow and screams Il
little furry things Iike mice, she
turned out ID be the first terror
queen 81 modern piciure.making.
One look st Vincent Prices
dreadful face As the monster and
she spread terror II the last rr,tr
II the balcony. and when she was
about u he dumped ii i cauldrOn
of boiling wax, TIE fright Il her
eyes was about is real is II could
get
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
Viying win
Rodney Brodie
Loves His Fame
q RonERT eoLp EIlsEE

~ RonERT col ENsTElM
CHICAGO Rodney Dee BRO.
de has moved Oh tie critical list
and plunged into tie rigorous role
II ! celebrity and - loves Il
Rodney tle only had joined
sianese twin . survive aepara.
ton operation. waa taken from iii
sheltered lie IN 1 kcspitaI ron
yagterday md plaeed before Il
battery o. eanaeFa.snnppira news
photographer.
He laced M To The occasion with
big grin and loud.
Tie photographs nre ii pfepaxa.
lion fcE ne first fIimpses shs
public VIII have d de nonths
0ld boy whose paEents akaa aII
50 the hepe tie twins would have
3 chance 1cr 3 normal HE
1Er. nnd Hrs Noys Brodis have
authorized puh1Icatien Il Tie photo.
gfaphg Ill newspapers. mafaxines
and newsrecls Jnne { when sheir
s0n, Rodney, spears "a le A afch
of Medicine program . h Il
from De annual s. Il u
ican Medical
UoctoKs described b
RES id she last tN aa6ntlIs AZ
excellent nt y blil has ] long
WaV % a.
~ ~ sIle i0p u hfs brain b
protected enle ~ i cover q aIinI
and hair IN another TN months
81 81, surgeons hope q build =
hard skill rcok BE- hons, metal a.
plastic and insert i under tils skin
cover.
TIE nurses Who have cared 10r
hin daily so q h $ Tar advanced
mentally ID Any zO.nicntha DID ~
Ind should make i When III elirz
ssEy and physical tAerapy i eon,s
plet
Tie doctors Say 4 4 too esEIS q
tel eilhar Way Bat thcy add HI
. - evidence thsl BIS mental
capacities have been harmed IN
TIE historic. 1z-hous separnos
De-. II.
Iaey describe him rs ssrnazcrs
ably bright and rs he s ifnpross
inc ifnln i sort At partial iog t1
paralysis That fillowed ne sepas
raslan operation. ne has nnd6ri1
Is 6sra ont
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
B Reveals
Stealing
Actors Tricks

Eappiest 81 tie happy hunting
grounds for movie scene steaIers
are western melton pictures
Authority On tie subject 0f such
cinematic petty larceny IS movie
hero Robert Ryan now starring
with Julia Adams and Rock HID.
son ID Universal INTERNATIONALLY
Technic0l0r Horizons West ],
opening Friday, May q, 1T tie
Strand Theatre.
Ryan has appeared ID his share
of horse operas and has watched
scores of scene stealers come and
ia through the years.
leading man N al cater has
to be on his toes every minute, or
hes Liable - lind i scene pulled
from under his feet BY anyone
from tie villain to an obscure ex-
sra player, 4 says Ryan.
The gangling six foot, four inch
actor offers the following list of
sagebrilsh scene stealers be has
worked with:
The guy IN love with his ten
gallon Stetsor This man. accord
|ing 70 Ryan, fanhles with his hat
50 much that 81 attention Is nat
uraIly diverted To bis hands III
which he IS constantly tWiTiing the
diversified Texas skinner.
Then there's the fellow who Is
always brushing imaginary hies
off his horse. This hOmhre exc
cBtes 50 many saddle gymnastics
being thoughtful about his four
legged pal that he's naturally the
center At interest II any scene.
Perhaps the most obnoxious 81
an the Western scene steaIers Is
the cigaret roller.
..In the middle 81 any lInpor.
tant sequence claims Ryan,
.syOu can count 81 this bird u pnll
out his trusty sack q tobacco and
start rolling i rageed. looking eiss
aret This really fascinates tie
audience.
Only stealers 81 scenes. Western
style, on Ryan's list include nose
scratchers badge fiddIers and ID
libbina hores.
I'm ID ear-puller myself, Ry-
al concludes.
Horizons West, directed by
Budd Boetticher and produced By
Albert j Cohen, features John
McIntire Judith Braun and Ray.
mond Burr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
Long Distane
Phone Scric
leases Actor
Speed With Which
Call From Key Wcst
70 Cali orllia Made,
Gives Surprise, Pleasure

Veteran ebssacse actor ]. Car
rOl Mash, Who has been Of ioca.
ton II Key west tur the past sew
eral weeks during sna Alming oI
Twelve lElIe Reek To- Twensisth
Century Fcx Eeeeuily lid N 4.
Gale. Ioca manager % Soathern
Ben TeIephone compnus at g.
could not understand VIZ e. had
received better and Sastog service
on his long ai1Esuee calls from tie
SOutheEnmosk City ID tie United
States than any place H hid eyer
been.
AS ! mater Of fact said Mr..
Naiph ! can cal ny vile II
Beverly HiIls faster from Key.
West than ear from Palm
SpgInsa which q only 80 miles
away rom my home Z
Gale explained % NaIsh that
oily last DeesWber ia Kay west
Exchange was eonyare Is tlss.
dial system ana 81 tlie ZANE time
lls neg lnesr tcll aIal system Wasl
installed
This Quinmen which q as
modern ana 10 to date e any II
tIle country. makes e r0ssibIe Tor
ne ey ess laIephons cbralor u
nerely lnserk 1 Plug and dill tle
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27
% Enter
SAINT illn Soon

NEW YORK IIlIiaY,
0atis Associated Press corre o.i.
dant recently released fem i
Cas<h ConllnunIst pgis0n, fiIl er
: saniiAFium within i lev DAYS af
treatrnen n I lung eonllliinn "
eonkraeted during confinement
He has been pruoHneea n -
physical eonea s. pynieisnr
who examined him, ekcepf "a il
possibility Tint 1brenIosis Il |lIl
aeiive il 4 snAA ara. t. in
ct his Stay &c tha sanit ginrn f
not ben dgI ine
0atis rho cgiRinaIEy had So
nce 6 1uaax aefn Sn
es maze ns rslaass Sc
Czech of ~ nay II. Re So Y
- satarin acllvlzs Is 60 s.
al0yAkln whieh led ID his srla1
would hava been eeustseYa
llna II 80 Uniled lnte
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