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chairman, an
nounced to-
day.
Mr.. Felker
S a i'd m ore
than half Of
the congrega-
tion'S MEM
bers have con-
tributed to the
drive, which
started W o
weeks ago and
W i'll clos e
M a rc h 13.
There are 200
families con-
Evening star., 1955-03-05

nected with the temple.
Construction of a new $125 900
Sunday school, on Connecticut
avenue in Chevy Chase View,
Md, is expected to start August
/.
A victory luncheon is scheduled
for pm. March 81 in the Coles
vile Hot Shoppe, Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star., 1955-03-05

c Conv e ntion.
will address a
dinner of
friends of Ba-
cone College at
z pm. Tues
day in the Ma
tional Baptist
M e m o r / a ]
Church, Six
teenth street
and Columbia
road NV.
The local
dinner is one
of a series be-
ing held across
Evening star., 1955-03-05
StO5,OOO Promised
For Temple Building

More than $105, 900 of the Tenn
pie Emanuel building fund drive
for $125.000 has already been
pledged, Oscar Felker, campaign
Evening star., 1955-03-05
ni-Sotsonq to Meet

The Washington Ruhani-Sat-
sang (Science- of -the-SouD con-
gregation will meet at 4 pm. to-
morrow in the Friends Meeting
House, 2111 Florida avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-05
Sermon Topic Announced

The Rev. Philip Gordon Scott.
pastor of Westmoreland Congre-
gational Church, Westmoreland
Circle, will preach on How to
Believe" at the church's II am.
service tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-03-05
Church Dinner 10 Aid
Indian College

DR.. Edwin T. Dahlberg. pastor
of the Delmar Baptist Church.
st. Louis, Mo-, and former presi-
dent of the American Baptist
Evening star., 1955-03-05

A. M. {. ZION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
MdIenkoy

reduce tension Ia the Far East
And as soon aS an concerned are
agreed that q specific question Is
ripe fory further discussion. s
conference might prove useful
once again
A Foreign Once spokesman
refused to elaborate on what Far
Eastern problems Britain might
he willing 10 open negotiations
upon immediately
But the British are known to
hope that eventually such ex-
plosive problems IS the future Of
Formosa and the division of
Korea can be settled through
negotiation.
On top-levei East West talks
on European issues, the Foreign
once said Mn. Malenkov. tn the
interview rhas not said he Is
prepared for q horsepower meet
ing " the tpp q q any ether
level.
The Foreign once renewed
the Western offer to enter into
negotiations which iook forward
10 an eventual parley hut only
after faEincation of the Paris
accprds b lree and rearln West-
ern Germany. sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

Harry g. Riley. Of 1880 South
Frederick street. Arlington.
AT Alexandra Hospital. that
city's first Of the year was de-
livered ct l:3o am. The IN
FAINT. q 7-pound -0unce boy,
Is the son of Mrs. Mary shorts,
cOlcred. Of DI2 Queen street,
Alexandria.
Montgomery County's tirst
arrival was 8 baby boy born st
2.36 am. ct Suburban Hospital
ia Bethesda. The infant
weighed I pounds is ounces and
is the son 81 mr.. and mrs.
Gerard Green, colored, Of Route
!. Gaithersb,irg, Nd,
Prince Georges General Hos
pitai reported the first new baby
there was d 6-pound-5 ounce
boy delivered it 1907 an. The
infant Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William wilson of Bowie. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
Red (. llino Offers
Reward 70 Soldiers
DESERVING c Hang

LONDON, Jan. Red china
danRleii promises 81 forgiveness
and reward today before Chi
nese Nationalist soldiers on For
nosa e they desert Chang Kai-
shes.
peip!ag Radio. quoting from d
proclamation issued ~ peng Teh
Hual. Communist defense min-
lister. said ofiicers and men from
Chiangss forces who cross oyer"
win be heartily welcomed.
treated lerliently. forgiven Of
past crimes and rewarded TOR
good conduct. Z
II any Of Chiangis men desert
to the Red held mainland III 4
plane oir Warship, the broadcast
said. there van be rewards .ac-
cording To The types of planes or
ships involved. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

UNITED NATIONS. N. !. jan.
1.-The United Nations announ-
ced yesterday the composition of
q. n. Secretary General Dag
Hamlllarskjold's cabinet for the
next SIS years.
Most 81 TIE new cabinet meme
bers had been announced previ-
ously.
Two top positions. undersecre-
taries without portfolio. went to
Russia,s Ilya Techernychev and
Ralph G. Bunche. i United States
citizen.
Nh. Haumarskicld previously
had made known he would ele-
Vate Mr.. Bunche. the i1rst Amer
lean Negro I'd win the Nobel
Peace Prize. To this job. Mr..
Bunche has been director Of the
trusteesllip division.
IN his new role Mr.. Bunche
win carry out q. n. tasks
throughout the world at mr..
Hamunarskjold;s direction.
MI. TchernycheV VIII Be III 4
similar position. Previously hold
ing important Soviet diplomatic
assignments and once deputy
head Of the Soviet news agency
Tass, he has held the title 09
assistant u. N. secretary general
since May 1858. He Is presently
actine secretary general
triton y ARpolnaed.
A new appointment In t0dayss
list. not previously revealed. was
that of Martin Hill ct Britain IS
deputy undersecretary for the
Department Of Economic and
Social Affairs. Mi. hin for the
past SIX years has been principal
director III the executive ONCE 0k
the secretary general f0r co-or-
dination for specialized agencies
and economic social matters.
T,,e,.e - t,.n f1,,ited stata.
.,, 800 81 4. 49, a,,,,,sss r.,' 81 ~
r r,,ncl,s &, ~ ia T,,,s a I. a.,
$500. e. ~. 80. 49, q 80
81, 49,. 4 q, :. ), =.
4, $500. 49, s sf.ss 49, 1890 $500 80
- sya..ss,,s 1870 4s $3.50.
s $500 s.sa,s e ~ $500.
= asau z; sau TT 80 ~ e. A 49,.
~ Msa v $3.50 80 49, "a ~
1900 = 1870 81 81. 49,.
Other Key Appointments.
& The other a,,pointments Is
the TOP echelon:
LEGAL counsel Constantin
Htayroposilos. Greece:
Controller: Hafs {, Andersen,
Denmark.
4 Director az PERSONAL. II ne q
Robertsola Britain .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
~ Q lboII Coach 5 Son
rs Found Decd II Auto

PAIl0 ALTO. Calf. JIn. L.
Don r. Stackhouse. 81. stanford
University medical studen from
Slippery Rock, Pa. was t6und
dead yesterday ID q parked
automobile 'rhe university said
the student Was the son Of
Chester n. stackhouSe. football
coach at slippery ROCK Teachers
College.
Police said they found 4 hose
leading from the exhaust pipe
% the interior of the car. and
3 note On th1 seat rcadtng:
-scrry but ! lust can't take t."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
-Four on Holiday Tip
killed When Plane
Crashes IN Alabama

RAINIER. Ala. Jan. 1.-Four
persons died ii the crash OF 3
private plane while returning
from the Gator Bowl football
game ia Jacksonville. Fla. last
night. including Hoke Il Vandi-
eria, wealthy Montgomery con-
tractor and sportsman.
The plane was owned ~ Mr..
VaIdisrif. who was president 0f
the construction company which
bears his name and president 81
the MONTGOMERY Rebels ii The
south Atlantic League.
The State patrol identified the
other victims rs Charles Wcmack
Of Montgomery. Mr.. Vandigriff s
pilot: Dorothy Scott, an employee
cf Mr.. Vandier1fiss and Mrs. w.
M. Hurst. wife of 3 Montgomery
Fire Department captain.
Highway Eatroiinan Bennie
Higgins said the four place plane
fell ID . field during q heavy
rain.
Mr.. VandigriH, about so. was
prominent ii civic clubs. and was
known for heavy contributions
TO charities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
New fear Drinkers Chouff eur
Consid ers Events TOP Secret

every New years eve because be
likes to look after them during
the evening.
my clients keep coming hack
every year because they know
I'm reliable, Joe said. They
know III get them home safe
and sound.
And Joe added that everything
that goes on during the evening
s confidential.
'.Tt.s Just like with 4 doctor Of
lawyer, he said. A man
wouldn't last long In this work
otherwise. "
Joe has two prices for his
yearly service 10 Tor 4 'regu-
lar pickup and delivery and
$50 for 4 de luxe Job.
on the de hixe job Joe looks
III on his client several times
during the evening and even
tucks him 81 bed Il the need
arises.
The first customer ! had
when ! started four years ago
liked % tight when he drank. 2
Joe said. The even wanted 10
take me on at the Sunset Strip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
B0ch eIors and Spinsters
From 10 Nations Meet

About 900 bachelors and spin-I
sters from 10 countries recently
packed the little village Of Ore
yenhieht, Holland. Tor q festival
claimed 10 BE unique IN the
world.
Officially Il was the second
world congress Of bachelors and
spinsters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
curdinoI Visits Formosu

TAIFEH. EOrmosa. Jan, / tIJ.
Francis Cardinal Spelliman ar
rived from Okinawa today HI
offered mass st the Hau Shan
church. Later be was q dinner
guest Of President and Nine,
Chang Kai-shek. The cardinal
Leaves tomorrdw for Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

Los ANGELES, Jan. This
year Joe Ctunk 4 man who
makes money every New Years
eve By being ! sober driver. had
more business than he could
handle.
Joe. 1 4o-year-oid high school
teacher. drives celebrators To and
from parties.
Z Business was booming this
year, Joe said. II had to sub
contract is carloads
Joe handles only four aclientsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
Judd Says Benson Rejected
RaneI Review for L0deiiI SKY

fta1l1t1 the 4lilt IlF| mere
needs % DC fes11 <sktf - ne
white H11se level
The Fitz IcFt<1 Rad fsfs1te5 10
Senator Humphrey md ~ 'Ildd
as being 80 naive and i1<ftis
Gated in Gotdlnis matters IS n
defe1d M ka6t; inSi ~.
Judd said Be hoped Secretary
Eeliso1 would pn,'Itly 6is11oR
uss d TIE letter
WAY q CT o. HOOK.
81 urged i review " ! board
lcufside Ire department. Is being
il their 1Nh best interests and
IN the hez< Interests of the
Government and Mr. l6dsjin-
SKY M. Judd said. 4 afeued
that Il would be a way a Get
themselves on The hook :
Since the department an
noiince6 is decision "a nlid-
DecemteF. It has been the tar
get Of & blistering barxage airned
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

rysS-x9xa~rR< 49,. Z wv 49, $3.50 49,
AN'A ~. salls view 1eaA1 =
'is Japanss most sacred holiday
not time for roistering celebra-
t,on b,,t : r.br;str,as ra.ta, ana
80. ,,-..,. !. Z, 1890, I, -.
t. 49, -. Z e. 1870 ny o.ls
800. \. ~. ~ u Z. s'. ... !. 90 y "
49,. So. g ~. 80 81. ~ 49, s's u.
..ass. .lllow e Asl ~ al'u uIlllk y
the New Year. ssery Japanese
who could gathered ii reverent
FAMILY reunion ana .hsard ~
New vesr r,,r,r ;,,S q s
Nranv l,eaY.s az h1i,e w ,,a;es ": Z
borhood temrles ri ,nr e 49, "A
the MOVIE. once y wear b a;li
casts from fhe crsaf tern,,le beilx
of ,Japar :
Most-e Mus. Il liz eiaY,. i,el..
low boom III ire f0-foot bronzs
monster at the Todaiji. NEXT Is
the great Buddha of Nara. Il
was cast IN 753 A. D. and hsS
rung IN 1.203 new years since.
After the bells came = visit Nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
Rio Grunde Forest tiioh

DENVER Rio Grhnde A1a-
tional forest III Colorado has the
highest average elevation Of any
national forest Id the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

DOC, y6ln1 male. hiS<k. PARA toHk1fi li-
siqity q oulpsp q. Chew chnee a.
800. sazIr ~I;Ii7. JssS SS,r>z: fi5sis:
ez 80 sPs e, ~ ssd 81 3 -:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01
All National Cucrdsmen
Killed ii Pennsylvania

zELIENOpLE PA. Jan. / tF1.
Two PennsylVania AIR National
Guard officers from Pittsburgh
were killed yesterdaS in the crash
Of their single ngine, propeller
driven plans Oh i farm In Butler
County.
The National Guard identI-
fed them 81 Capt Anthony j.
Buck. 81. and "a IT. Ned Rep
logic. ~.
A National Guard spokesman
at the Greeter Pittsburgh Air
port said The plane took on at
3:52 pm. on Z routine. local
training mission. It crashed
shout an hour later.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Maryland County Begins Student indignation
Montgomery County, Md-tANPD Tentative plans for dis
trbuting school children formerly alwh
of schools
viii a the action
these schools will be transferred to
the schools has classified
standard for
step migrating elementary
involve school
rediAtTictIng
NutehsI Negroes Prepare integrafon Petition
Natchez 100 signatures been col
ected petition asking Immediate Indignation In the public
schools hatcher Il has been reported,
petition started following meeting Of the
NAAcP The petition will be presented to the Natchez school
board by Sept /.
Nachez Adams county school boards
policy maintaining segregation neither has
will when the petition presented
Hair Products MunvfaetVrsT Dies
CONGRATULATIONS ID Murray. 60 manufacturer Of Muir
preparations died his home
OF the Murray Superior Pro-
Company tho hair preparations.
survived by his widow Mrs Lille Murray and
Charles d. Murray Jr,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

SUMMONS
STATE of MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Pauline Miller. Plaintiff,
VS.
James Il. Miller, Defendant
THE STATE OF MINI ESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT.
fOT, James -. Miller, are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff In the
foregoing entitled action which
complaint In on file In the office OF
the Clerk OF said Court. and to
serve "A copy OF your answer to the
said complaint upon the subscriber
at his office at ti2 Palace Building
in the city OF Minneapolis, County
Of Hennspln and state OF Mime
sofa, within thirty 900 days after
service OF this Summons upon you,
exclusive OF the day OF such SER
vice. and II you fail TO answer the
said complaint within the time a.
foresAid, the plaintirJ In this &C
ton will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for In her com
plant.
Raymond w. Cannon
Attorney for Plaintiff
1i2 Palace Building
Minneapolis, Minnesota
10 December
spokesman, Aug S, IL 4 iO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
No. 1885
LAND TITLE SUMMONS IN
APPLICATION FNOR
REGlsrRATIoN or

LAND
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the matter Of the application
OF MAURICE OWENS HOWELL
and MARY JOSEPHINE HOWELL
to register the title 10 the follow
ing described real estate. situated
in Hennspin County. Minnesota.
Lon Eight go. and Min. O).
dition. Msnn.pin couSsy' HinnS-
sofa Applieants.
Alfred Cooper. unknown heirs
OF Alfred Cooper, deceased, Helen
Ware. unknown hairs OF Helen
nssotA, and all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any
right, title. estate. lien or In
terest In the real estate described
In the Application or amendments
herein, Defsndanta
TIE state Of Miaaesotn 90 the
ahsve name& defendantsI
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the application
OF the applicant In the above en-
titled proceeding and to file your
the office OF the clerk OF said court.
In said county. within twenty (s0J
days after the service of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive OF the
day OF such service. and. II you
fail TO answer tho application
within the time aforesaid, the APP
plicAnts In this proceeding will Ap-
ply to the court for the relief de-
manded therein.
SEAL
clerk % said court. and the seal
thereof. at Minneapolis, In satd
county, this 18th day OF July.
A y 1855
PHILIP c. SCHMIDT. Clerk
by A. g Hopper. Deputy
Raymond W Cannon,
Attorney for Applicants
I1 Palace Building
Minneapolis. Minnesota
spokesman July ~. - 4 Aug 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

Elle No stl-g
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
tOR ADNINIsrRATION
LIMITING TINE TO FILE CLAIMS
AND FOR HEARING THEREON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate Of Adolph schwartz
reCydent
Order fer Hearing Peti,Isa for
Letters 90 AdsatalstPattaa
IT Is ORDERED that ali persons
interested show cause, " any they
have. Before this Court on Monday.
August a3ud, 1885, at 10 o'clock A
VI In the Court House IN Minneapa-
-, Minnesota. Why the petition Of
helen S,hwariS Of hsnnsp,n
nsnt Of Reuben r SiIvrrman as
adm Illustrator, herein filed. should
not be granted
orSrr 60 pa. CisIus. saa fsr
Hearing rhepeSa
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the iAts
hereof all creditors OF said pecs-
dent Tile their claims In this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims sN-
arnlnsd and adjusted before Tits
IS Si,' At 10 aeioeE A. NJ ia a..
Court Rouse In Minneapolis. Min
ussNtA
These orders shall b published
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to hw.
COURT SEALl
wtTNEsS ~. HON. JAMES a.
kEHOE Judge OF Probate
Court. this sist day Of July.
1888
ERNEST r. JNRENZ
Clerk % Probate Court
Jonas q SshWartA Attorney.
re Roanoke piiE
Spokesman July ~ Aug q ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
RATING TIE
r z c O z D S

Star PaelSaRinK

Pausing from our customary
reviewing chores. we'd like TO toss
a bouquet to Bethlehem Records
for its top-notch packaging. Many
Of the other firms are doing out
standing jobs on their products.
but we feel that Bethlehem de-
serves a nod for It's distinctive and
imaginative album covers. as well
az for some OF the most intelligent
and well-written liner notes In
the business. Add the discerys
paper envelope to protect against
album cover scratches and you
have one OF the most and best
packages on the market.
Among the firms recent re-
leases are some off-beat material
that should be OF more than rou-
tine interest TO the collector. as
well as those who have just a pas
sing interest In jazz-the top
notch variety.
One OF the years real finds IL
the album. Australian Jazz Quar-
tet." featuring jazz from the
down under" musicians who've
digested the trends In modern
American jazz and added their
own artistry to produce a real
sweet sound distinctively their
own. The cover, incidentally. holds
four kangaroos on a brilliant Or
ange background. We won't men
ton selections. as the most are
off-beat. Suffice to say. this one
bears investigation---as they say,
a word to the wise.
Sometime ago, Bethlehem made
a big splash with its Chris Connor
discs Now the firm comes up with
new songstress, Helen Carr. who
for purposes of classification.
might be linked with the Christy-
Conner school. but who sings with
an insight all her own.
Among her selections are Cole
Porter's Down In The Depths OF
The Goth Floor (title Of the al
BUM, Z Don't Want To Cry Any
More, the distinctive Memory OF
The Rain written by La Carr and
her husband), and I'm Glad
There's You.
Also worthy OF mention Is
Charlie Mariano's alto sax, as
we'll as Don Fagerquist's trumpet
and Don Trenner's piano. Repro
duction Is superb. (Bethlehem).
The Singles Picture
Top nod in the singles must be
split between two platters. both
releases from the same discery.
because II Is utterly impossible for
US to say which Is best. One disc
involves Earl Bostic--and right
away. there'se those who'll say
that's the one" without waiting
10 bend an ear to the other-but
the other has Jack Dupree and
Mr. Bear.
Even those who waited to hear
what the other would be. the COM
ment might be ESPECIALLY from a
non.blues FAM "phooey on Jack
Duprce" but hold your horses.
faint like that at all.
Why Well. Jack and Mr.. Bear
(who In he, anywayH) get to-
gether on an interesting and high
iy fascinating novelty going by
the title OF Walking Tho Blues.
This Is an exceptionally well con-
ceived item. In which Jack does a
talking vocal on walking the
blues" punctuated by Mr.. Bear at
the piano. The pace ambles nice
ly and the comments are apt, very
apt,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Negro Fontosy Performed

London-tANP)-Ed Of
starred recently the production THE Pastures
The play presented by the Rose Brfod College
Of Speech
Conner provided musical effects the which
termed lie called outstanding
Negro actor Britain n a decade.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE

WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
-ANPje Conner one Of the stars Of jazz Train
starred recently the production THE
The play was presented by the Rose Bruford Training College
Conner provided musical effects the
termed great lie called by critics outstanding
Negro actor Britain has in decade.
Nurse FOR kubakus Duvalser
-(ANPj-Mrs TO
help for the daughter Of the Kabaka Of Uganda
covering from an attack Of polio.
Mrs Ksosonhoo is married a Muganda noble family
and related to the Kabaka wife by marriage She East African
mont shs OF the African graduates Uganda
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ordered by ?. District
girl whitsan Mexico
and college Cruces being by
Western
ovads Born To African Woman
pss in hospital at suttsrhem here last
The babies Mr." Tukami placed
tent They weighed between pounds
pounds report satisfactory
FORMER Nswsuun Denies Marriage pIuns
(ANP)"The article
saying I be married to WAC stationed
true the statement that am general in the Army Specialist
conr this
Clark cmphacaly story coming marriage
at no had Immediate
bachelorhood.
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wedding
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Mississippi Editor plsads FOR Tsi Spy system 70, stuss
editor the Jackson
editorial this that there choosing
the state Bureau Of investigation
including political candidates. have opposed
establishment called state Geapo Its Rd
mtted viii be to help white their losing
fight to keep alive the outawed institution Of aggregation
White Men Use Negro Boys In RobbeTies
New orleanEt ANPTwo white arrested here and
with matchmaking Of 10 20 Negro boys
had been arrested on burglary charges
Edwards brothers, who reported
y gave per pron goods
portable radios tubes
whSksy wine, typewriters. monographs and clothing
liberla Nos Severe Shovsage OF Doctors
LLbcria(ANPjF FeIowshpS have esab
undergraduate medical abroad for Lberan
according the I'm Technical Assistance
a medical the
country Undergraduate
these foloWhps proposed for tho
necessary training abroad" the report said
Last International health education onsutant sent
make q survey LLberan
health a programs
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a pebble In the hand Of a fool
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