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Board Named By Schricker

Atterbury Selected

As Disaster Center

Gov. Schricker acted to meet the growing war crisis today by creating a new de-

fense plan for Indiana. |

The Governor appointed a

13-member Civil Defense

Council as authorized by the 1951 state legislature. His action automatically puts in effect the state's “economy” Civil Defense program, calling for a $500,000 appropriation for medical supplies. An outspoken critic of “million dollar bomb shelters,” Gov.! Schricker said he was interested

62d YEAR—NUMBER 60 °°

Civil Defense Truman Wrote Doug Of Aims in Fighting War, Senators Told tf the Road

told Gen. Douglas MacArthur that the Korean War must |

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FORECAST: Clearing, cooler tonight, with scattered light frost. Fair, warmer tomorrow. Low tonight 38. High tomorrow 70. 8 iy ae =& FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951

Entered as Second-Class Matter "at Postoffice Indianapolis, Indiana. Issued Dally.

State to Yank Errant Drivers

Gets Fiv

By RAYMOND LAHR and JOHN L. STEELE | United Press Staff Correspondents !

WASHINGTON, May 11—President Truman on Jan, 13] Orders Go Out to Grab Licenses be fought in such a way as to give the free world time to By IRVING LEIBOWITZ rearm and to keep the. allies “we would desperately need’ The state. posted a “wanted”

O'Dwyer

FINAL HOME |

PRICE FIVE CENTS .

Friend e Years

if Russia jumped into the fighting. sign today for Indiana's newly The President's message, paraphrased to protect the crowned Public Enemy No. 1 —

the dangerous driver. | 1 code, was read by Defense| From now on, the state intends

Take on Quick secrete George C. Marshall , attack the highway death toll

ito the Senate Armed Services- with an old, but much neglected, ‘Foreign Relations Committee in-|SyStem — taking reckless drivers

1 ! P l : ) _|off the road. Nip, . a ' ax |vestigating Gen. MacArthur's dis-| Secretary

Tell Chinese

missal of State Leland t ? Smith joined state police and lo- . T B Pi | Gen. Marshall, for the Ah cal authorities in the crusade o e [+ tp straight day defending adminis. against the chronic traffic viotration policy against Gen. Mac- | tors WASHINGTON, May 11 (UP) Arthur's “appeasement” charges,” p=) io 0 (ld4ere to the

—The House Ways and Means told the Senators he considered

But Reds Yield Town

Division of Driver Improvement

Loud-Speakers Hang On, Buckaroo Moran Given

Maximum in Perjury Case

KON-TIKI..

the threat of general war ‘“‘more

“ rorikivigs’ ntatively toonly in a “practical, working” de. Comittee voted tentatively acute by far” in Asia than Europe.

fense program for the state. |day to impose extra taxes of $250

T 's Warnin Group to Meet May 22 {million on liquor, beer and wines.; r=... a a as hadq ment to follow the recommendaFirst meeting of the Gover-| . The committee voted to raise

{ tions of state judges in removing previously been disclosed, Presi- , [the present $9 per gallon tax on| _/the licenses and plates of all mohors Be nell on liquor to $10.50 to produce an- Se ramen arnel Teo Jamin convicted of reckless driv22 at the Statehouse. At thatjotner sie million in revenue . on: spread the war to Japan ing, Junk Jing or other seritime, the new defense program . {and Europe. At. that time, the : 5 _ will be implemented. lt The LLOmBEe In military did not know whether This has been done before—but Appointed today were: a

) in a haphazard fashion. Convicted State an additional $68 million. Sen MacArthur's United Nations otorists didn't hear from the

and Safety Responsibility of the {Indiana Motor Vehicle Depart-

Clarence Goris, Gary forces could keep even a toehol Chamber “of ore Dery, Joseph | The increases in wine taxes to) in Korea. P state for six months and many E. Cain, Indianapolis, Indiana raise an additional $8.5 million 1p reaching a final decision "Ot €Ven then.

36,000 Cases in Backlog

were: Still Wines—Alcoholic con-| about that, the President told Mr. Smith's Safety Responsibil-

tent up to 14 per cent, raised from him, “I shall have to give con15 cents to 17 cents a gallon; stant thought to the main threat 't¥ Division inherited a backlog alcoholic content between 14 and from the Soviet Union and to the °f 36,000 accident cases. Clerks 21 per cent, raised from 60 cents need for rapid expansion of our found a previous administration to 67 cents; and alcoholic con- armed forces to meet this great Nad left 800 out-of-state reports tent 22 to 24 per cent, from $2 to danger.” ; |in a desk drawer without processlumbus, Indiana Farm Bureau. - | $2.25. Gen. Marshall had told the com. IN8 them. Mrs. W. D. Keenan, Indiana Under the committee proposal, mittee two days ago that the Jan. Those days have gone forFederation of Clubs: Jack MecIn- the tax on a fifth of 100-proof 13 message told Gen. MacArthur Ver.” said Kendal Mathews, tyre, Bloomfield, Indiana Com- liquor would go up from $1.80 to the President realized it might director of the state safety divi-

Manufatturers’ Association; Carl H. Mullen, Hammond, Indiana State Federation of Labor; Neal W. Edwards, Anderson, Indiana State Industrial Union Council, (CIO); Mayor George A. Schock, Sputh Bend; George Doup, Co-

mander American Legion; Wil- $2.10. be necessary to evacuate Korea Sion. “Now, were going after liam M. Cox, Jasper, Indiana Com- and cautioned against any oper- them. mander, Veterans of ations that would enlarge the Mr. Smith, appalled. by the

I Foreign ag Wars; Mrs. Joseph W. Walker. B area of fighting. {large number of highway deaths, Greenfield, Indiana Congress of I dil : dll y Consolidation of Allies [hired five new assistants for the Parent Teachers Association; The full text today revealed he safety division to clean up the Ralph C. Werner, Indianapolis. |also said: backlog and, at the same time,

" | “Our courses of action at this help work i Red Cross; Dr. E. Vernon Hahn, , S Polic | “Our courses of action at this help work on current cases. Indiana State” Medical ay Formo time should be such as to con-, Calling "the reckless driver

ligase the great majority of the Indiana's top public enemy, Mr. . Jnited Nations. Smith pledged a continuous efWould Give It to Reds “This majority is not merely fort to enforce the five-year-old

ein Korea part of the organization but is safety law. It Peace Made! also the nations whom we would. In 1950, there were 90,283 trafy nite

ation, and Wray E. Fleming, Indtanapolis, Hoosier State Press Association. ’ | State Police Lt. Frederick Cretors, acting civil defense chief, recently attended a Civil Defense!

lon moves against us.” |accident rate will Mr. Truman also dwelt on the 100,000 this year. advantages of winning in Korea] : |if possible. | Successful resistance, Mr. Trutold Commons ! : _/man said, would ‘bring the Unitnamed chairman at the May 22 that‘ the government still sub

scribes iro declaration of|€d Nations through its first greas meeting. Seiipesn the Colo foe) to the effort in collective security” and

Washington. He has returned with China, but only after peace has a new program for the state, been restored in Korea, Foreign based on federal recommenda- Secretary Herbert Morrison said tions. today. Lt. Cretors is expected to be Mr. Morrison

Revocations Cited

This year, the state already has revoked the following licenses: Drunk Driving «seeveee.. 2542 Manslaughter ... 13

tescscse

The new program, in effect, will " 14 Would “produce a free world coali- Leaving Scene .......... 187 ean that the current state civil os pubiie of China” after Wor {tion of incalculable value to the! Reckless Driving .vc0v... 109 efense set-up will be shelved. It , ‘national security interests of the Felony .... ............. has functioned only as an interim But, he said, the first step ttle. United States.” { Others, insane etc. «..... 100 organization, designed to help In-|t0 obtain a Korean peace settle- ‘Peflate’ Here's how safet alana's 92 coBnti th. det ment. Then the United Nations! Deflate’ Prestige ioe E ) y program ana's 92 counties create ae ENSE might. “usefully” consider the Other benefits of a successful works:

groups of their own. The new defense set-up will use the old county defense groups. Priate It will, as a matter of policy, work, MT.

4 i Courts certify all convictions to Formosa dispute at -“the appro- holding action, the message said, ) r PPro" would be that it would “deflate Morrison pointed out that the dangerously exaggerated” recommendation is made for rev2 the Cairo declaration called for Prestige of Red China, give her Ocation of plates -and license, Sloser ith the county rons Bhd freedom and independence for OPPonents time to organize re- Safety Division takes action. In jr p Korea. Ha warned in effect that sistance inside and outside China, the event a driver is convicted of Ald tor 100.000 | Peiping hardly could expect to get and inspire threatened nations in three reckless driving charges, Civil Defense officials disclosed Formosa while she was blocking Asia, Europe and the Middle East the state automatically suspends that Camp Atterbury is prepared unification of Korea. lo stand up against Communistithe license and plates of the mo-

i ssion torist. to act as a disaster center in the His statement put the United aggression. : event of an atomic attack on In- States and Britain on the opposite, Mr. Truman called his message Dither. license revocations: are caused by:

1 s f e fence regarding the'a statement of the political fac- | §2riapolts BD he TI ea ane of rs tors involved. He asked Gen., ONE: Manslaughter or reckless Under a huge master plan! The Cairo declaration was {s- MacArthur's advice as to “the homicide resulting from the operdrawn up by the Johnson County sued by President Roosevelt, Pre- maximum effort” his forces were ation of a motor vehicle. unit, the huge Southern Indiana mier Josef Stalin and the then capable of making. TWO: Perjury in making out military installation would pro- British Prime Minister, Winston r———————— auto registration.

vide hospital facilities, food and Churchill. : | THREE: Use of auto in comshelter for 100,000 displaced per-! Although all three agreed that Seek to Hike Tax | mission of a felony.

! | FOUR: C ict sons. Formosa should be restored to ! : Conviction of motorists On Autos and Gas involved in any accident for fail-

The plan, for which the Johnson China, the Soviet Union and BritCounty Civil Defense department gin now recognize the Communist WASHINGTON, May 11 (UP) ing to stop and give information. the — Democrats said today they ex- TY

was awarded an honor, medal by government in Peiping as - 7 the Freedom Foundation, envi- legal government of China, while pect to round out a $7 billion tax- Police Nab Tickets sions a city of tents, packaged the U. 8. still holds Generalissimo boosting bill by raising excises Thirtyv.six book £ field hospitals and emergency Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist re-ion autos. gasoline, Hquor and tickets and a sah of Pick Neti methods to keep transportation gime on Formosa is the legal other items by about $1.5 billion. tickets were Stel os oli 2 and communication lanes open. government. | The House Ways and Means gt night in a raid on a 0 ce Under the new state defense {Commitee already has tentatively store at 343 Virginia Av 5 law, the civil defense group is | L078 BL on Irginia Ave.

i red t r indiauthorized to create a state head- Lewis Wary of Curbs approved tax increases on nq

Part of the remaining $350,000 —John L. Lewis served notice to- ditional Teves PY will be used to stockpile some day his United Mine Workers’ If the Deriioerats’ forecasts of medical supplies. Another $15,000 union will oppose any mobiliza- a $1.5 billion hike in VAIiouc on is earmarked for the state's Civil tion program it thinks will lead cises prove correct the Com ites Air Patrol. The remainder can to further government economic’ _.... :

still will be $3 billion short of the only be used during an emergency. controls, $10 billion total tax increase re-

{quested by President Truman.

On the Inside Of The Times

Reservations listed of Civic Theater production of “Light Up The Sky” ... map of Park School Garden Tour . . . features “For Women’'.9-11 Ed Murrow’'s hour-long radio news feature, ‘Here It Now,” begins tonight

Quiet and Refreshing—

Barkley Loses 35 Pounds, Monotone Talk Routs Sheep Feels Better Than Ever

CHICAGO, May 11 (UP)-— Vice

/ | , .« Moss Hart's “Light Up The | Presid Alben W. Barkley says fia , " As Means to Induce Sleep iit Sone acing Sky omen done wy

in four months and has never

felt better. Indianapolis Service Center is

“a home away from home” | for GIs... time clock punch-

Ovut-Door Items {-ers” are becoming obsolete... 21 | Senate -eérime investigators to i Sell Well Now ( probe “the fix" in sports... These are the seasons for Speedway drivers hope’ for | out-door fun. healthful and an assist from the weatherproductive activities. All man for qualifications opener

By Science Service

CINCINNATI, May 11—A new a kind of sheep counting to’ induce sleep, done by a tape recorder over ‘a loudspeaker instead of by YY S ~

the sleepless person, was reported nl at the meeting here today of the <T American Psychiatric Assocla-

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Memphis, Frederick C. Othman... 22

Kennedy Hospital,

Hon, ie phrases are repeated | kinds of equipment can be fOMOrrow ,.. i vvses «00026, 27 over and over in a monotone. The sold to pargdinceager Times Other Features: phrases are chosen to induce Want Ad readers. : sleep by suggestion, something | What do You have to sell? AMUSEMEnts ......... 18 like that used in hypnotism. The Garden tools or furniture . . . Births, Deaths. Events. 2 loudspeakers are in the ward of bicycke_or wagon . . . golf COMICS “svavesrnnrssee 39 the hospital, while the recorder is clubs or boat . .. lawn games MAR COOK sit iasensses 8 in the nurse's office. or barbecue tools hay fishing Editorials ...icisvvnes, 22 4 f weeks most / or hunting “stuff”? Dust it Harold Hartley........ 30 Within two to four 11 off y and sell it for patients reported gratifying re- 1 A hronh nh Jim Heyroei ...eeeees 27 sults, Dr. Ernest Schmidhofer of in yr g Gaynor Maddox ....... 11 \/ mn .

Times LOW-COST

stated. Some were able to take | Want Ads Radio and Television.. 18 daytime naps for the first time | Your two-line ad is ONLY | EarlRichert .......... a in their lives. | The method can be used, Dr. 32 cents per day on the spe- | Eleanor Roosevelt ..... 11 Sleep became more quiet and Schmidhofer said, to give the cial weekly rate. Ads are ac- Robert Ruark ..eevee'es 21 refreshing. Patients dreamed less benefits of restful sleep and re-- cepted up to noon Saturday Ed Sovola ..esveveenes 21 and had pleasant dreams instead laxation to patients with all kinds to appear in all editions Sun- Sports ...... civisvese 20.2 of nightmares. Almost none ex- of mental sickness, psychoso- day. Phone your ad now !! | Earl Wilson .vseesenesn 21 eept newly admitted patients matic illness and pain of varios, RI ley 5551 WOMEN'S +. vsessvsnses 9-11 asked for sleeping medicine. I kinds and durationy ; Joe Williams ..sseveees 26

. LONDON, May 11— Britain still desperately need to count on as fic accidents in Indiana and 1124 Staff College training course in favors handing Formosa to Red allies in the event the Soviet Un-| geaths. State police estimate the climb over

17 0n the central front.

Safety Division at Statehouse. 1¢ Round Two of their spring of-

time,” he said. {fensive.

: | LOCAL TEMPERATURES |

Appeal Planned for Crime Quiz Figure

By United Press NEW YORK, May 11 James J. Moran, friend and political protege of former Mayor William O'Dwyer, was sentenced today to five years in prison and fined $2000 for

perjury. AG iE Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey followed the government's recoms mendation in imposing the mame imum senteiice possible on the £B« year-old former city official, who lied to the Senate Crime Invege tigating Committee. ‘| Defense Attorney Joseph L. Dee laney said that he would fils. a notice of appeal immediately. | ‘Moran was found guilty by & jury Tuesday. He lled when he told the Kee fauver committee in March that | Brooklyn “policy king” Louis | Weber visited him no more than ‘half-dozen times when Moras was first deputy fire commissioner (and the man closest to Mr, {O'Dwyer while Mr. O'Dwyer was | mayor. | The government called wit nesses who proved that the |racketeer visited Moran no less {than 100 times. Moran offered no defense. : Weber, who denied before the Kefauver committee having vise ited Moran at all, is scheduled [to go on trial for perjury Monday.

Without Firing Shot

By FRANK TREMAINE

United Press Staff Correspondent | TOKYO, May 11—Chinese Communist commanders resorted to battlefield loudspeakers to encourage their hard-pressed forces on the

east-central Korean front to-! day, promising them reinforce- | ments if they would hold their lines. | But United Nations forces overran the Reds’ mountaintop positions and recaptured Inje, an important highway town five miles

port which covered the period through Apr. 21, the date on | which the enemy ‘drive began. |

i ——————————— north of the 38th Parallel, with-| iout firing a shot. ! Elsewhere along the 100-mile Korean front there was an ominous stiffening of enemy resist-| ance. | , Allied troops probing toward |suspected = Communist buildup points on the western front north| of Seoul were blocked by Red | forces apparently thrown out to

Times Photo by: Lloyd B. Walton

BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN—A cowboy from the small fry set, Dale Bewley, 2, was ready to ride again today atier being

screen the main Chnese armies. | patched up at General Haspital last night. The bucking hobby- Dawson Called Part Trung Te Coming Yo: ioe) horse threw him in the living room corral. The young cowpoke is Of ‘Influence Web’

They were| jhe son of Mrs. Bonnie Bewley, 2960 Northwestern Ave. reported massing west, northand/ ~~~ a

east of Kapyong and Chunchon,

giving indications they may be But What Kind, Doc?— about to pull the trigger on,

Another Story, Page 17

WASHINGTON, May 11 (UP) —Sen. J. William Fulbright (D. Ark.) bluntly told White House

Experts Agree—We'll Have: 2a & pun aay bis The enemy loud speakers were } {friendships in RFC circles made heard east of Inje while South {hin past of an insuencs web” Korean troops were knocking two S WwW 1) R D (on e lending agency ether companies of Communists off a ome ea er on ace a [he knew it or not. i hill. i 5 . e statement was the upshot “Hold your positions at all By DAVE WATSON I

of two days of testimony by Mr. costs,” the loud speakers blared, A spinning coin held the key Dawson Jefore Mr, Fulbngiits

A light frost will strike the low areas. of Marion County °

in Chinese. “Reinforcements are to the race day outlook in Indi-| : Senate Banking subcommittee: in one the way.” lana today. | tonight, but the Weather the final phases of a long investi= But the Allies found no im-| Maybe it'll rain and maybe it Bureau sald it will not be gation of the Reconstruction Fie mediate sign of the promised re- won't. | dangerous. nance Corp :

inforcements. Field dispatches; With all the instruments which, .1v the most tender plants rather said there were signs of aladorn the offices and roof of the in those areas would be affected, new withdrawal between Inje and Weather Bureau station in the 4. requ stated. After a dip Yanggu, 10 miles to the north- Federal Building, the boys of scl-| to the frost-bearing temperawest. ence wouldn't venture out on a ture of 38 tonight, a rise to 70 Fifteen miles northeast of'limb for a race day prediction. is expected for tomorrow. Seoul, on the opposite end of the! Down Rushville way, however, front, Allied patrols were halted Weather Prophet Mark Purcell tps to say. Eleven times in the by tank traps protected by heavy came through with this observa-|jast 40 years, there has been rain rifle and machine gun fire, tion: on May 30. Red Platoon Chewed U There is a possibility of rain Warmer Temperature ) Ong pistosn. of enemy PR lioroae for the opening of Weathermen expected tempera- Me. Dawson—like Mr. Truman, a tried to push down the Uijongbu qualification runs, but the out-tures to average above normal), a there was noth. coreidor ive 00 man's land fust look is better for a rise in temp- for most of this month. The aver DR SR in his connections coutheast of the town. Allied ar- eratures and perhaps fair con- age is 62 degrees. Precipitation R Dreeiots, officials, Bortillery chewed up the Red patrol ditions. was to be “moderately” shove the it had ro Sthens. Bul pe a8i4 Allied fighters and = fighter-| [Earlier this year, the Rushville average of 3.89, Fe endo aentsl Wille bombers ripped into Communist “eather” seer foresaw a fickle A five-day weather outlook dis. HIGH 2 Chae agency. troops Moving up to the front in STINE With rapid changes from closed about average tempera-| ie fact is,” Mr. Fulbright Pe g up e front In worm to cool days and rain to tures locally, with cooler weather Said, “that you did influence the

While admitting he knew most of the principals turned up by the 18-month inquiry, Mr. Dawson denied he ever brought his posie tion to bear on RFC loans to busi. ness. He also denied that, as White House patronage adviser, his advice was taken all the time by President Truman in making appointments in the government, Sen. Fulbright told the natty

fhe SapyongClunchon args, A sunshine, It's hard to say just and showers Sunday and Mon. RFC Jhether you were conscio us of the day's close support mis- which days they will be, he sald day. There will be a warming| ol " 5

today. ltrend the first of next week. But Sunday should be a day of, Iowest temperatures through- Hull Improves Steadily : rainfall, possibly ruling cars off out the state this morning were, WASHINGTON, May 11 (UP) the track. lin the 40s. High reading yester- —Former Secretary of State Core One to Go day was recorded in Evansville, |dell Hull showed steady In pe ave search 'o ° gs Mr. Purcell said Indiana had at 76 degrees, and the daytime ment today and was permit SE NE NAN TOvemenIe snow on Easter, and that meant low in Ft. Wayne was 40. times to leave his hospital hed. into a fierce antiaircraft barrage rain for seven Sundays. There is

which drove away all but one °ne to go. The day after tomor- Lady Luck Is ‘Other Woman'—

g is it. plane. This scout broke through Tow the umbrella of fire and reported The Weather Bureau supported

sions were flown on the central front, with an estimated 300 Reds killed or wounded there. Fierce Ack-Ack Scout planes attempting to

: ® eo * that several groups of Chinese this forecast with its own read- Friend Sa % Rita Wearied Were. Tov] ings, which called for showers ; ving south through the ,;.;’.,oler temperatuges. ¥ * a footie, © “Hae conations snowa rein QF Aly's All=Da Gambling for the iron-steed jockeys for

Treated for Overdose [the second qualification week-end, By ROBERT BENNYHOFF [dled in her mother’s direction. . laccording to Mr. Purcell. United Press Staft Correspondent |Rita scooped her up before she Of Sleeping Tablets “There is a cool spell due about. GIENBROOK, Nev, May 11— could walk a half-dozen steps. LOS ANGELES, May 11 (UP) then.” he said. He added, however. Actress Rita Hayworth {8 ending Yasmin is Rita's daughter by her — Ex-Follies beauty Marion Eliza- {he track should remain dry. That her marriage to Prince Aly Khan marriage to Aly. 5 beth Watson, 46, returned home WAS thé outlook for May 19 and because she couldn't put up with] ‘Rita begged off interviews until today from General Hospital <: 124 hours a,day of gambling,” a today, explaining she was “dead where she 'was ‘treated for an Ihe 26th and 27th presented a friend said today. tired” after her trip. : overdose of sleeping tablets. jmore difficult problem. The actress arrived here yester-| “This is my children's day,” Mrs. Watson, who appeared on _ Several bad days are due day after an auto trip from New she said. os the stage under the name Marign About that time.” Mr. Purcell said. york. She drove with two friends, Then she and her children sn Benda, was, known as the original It happens nearly every year.” Mr and Mrs. Jackson Leighter. tered the house. Mr. ter “Lady in Black” who made pe- Anybody's Guess Mr. Leighter is radio agent for volunteered to act as her spokesriodic visits to the tomb of the, Because of the weather fluctua. commentator Drew Pearson. jan. : 1 late screen lover Rudolph Valen- tion during that period, it's any-| On her arrival at the eight-| “Don’t ask Rita about othe tino. ‘body's guess what will happen on room Lake Tahoe house she will women in their marriage”:: She was admitted to the hos-|the 30th, race day. In fact, the occupy for the next six weeks, said. . ‘pital yesterday after she was grassroots forecaster said, the Rita jumped from a blue Packard| “The ‘other woman’ in * found unconscious at her home. weather won't settle much until/convertible and swept her two case is gambling—24 hours &- a about mid-June. |daughters into her armas. jot its Rita just wouldn't put

| . Last year the race was stopped, First she embraced Rebecca, with it any longer.” s2egs

6a.m...5 10a .m... 45 when heavy raing started throw- her 6-year-old daughter by her He sald there was noth to a.m... 49 11a. m... 45 [ing cars into spins, : marriage to actor Orson Welles. reports that Aly might fly 8a.m... 46 12 (Noon) 45 If a further look into the-past Rebecca raced across the yard to seek a reconciliation. ; | 9a. m... 46 1 p.m... 45 Iwill help in Memorial Day out- shouting, “Mommie, mommie!” | “I don't think the Prince knows

Latest humidity, 97%. looks, the ‘Weather Bureau has| Then 16-month-old Yasmin tod- what he wants to do.”

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