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THUUSAN .   KILLED BY ’QU KE I   FORM ,
HITLER ANSWERS LEA G' UE WITH TERSE’ NOTE Japanese Island ~
Twisted Mass Of
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l""“l|l’S ”i".'.~'.°.::.‘:..... Nine Lives Lost  5:... lllllll
 A _Birthday    OfDr.Pringle  L  w 
(A. P ly Guardians 5 who _,__ R
lfllgllll
Appointing' Them-
selves As Jud gee
Over Germany.
40. P. ly Gusrdian’s Bpecisl Wire)
Reports from Lyons, France, last
aight quoted the newspaper Saint
as saving Germany and Poland
signed a secret treaty involving
pooling “military, economic and
financial resources to support each
siber.
The German Foreign Office ln
Bclln denied existence of such a
treaty. Informed Polish quarters In
Warsaw said the report “looked Mm
|“° l“‘°l’°¢*”d°-" Room. played hostess to her gran
Meanwhile the governments cf mums, the lung andlquem; haf
the Colwlll of the Inns of Nl- parents, the nuke ans monde
tions were studying the reply of ym.1¢_ ,md wh” mmm” of
Chancellor Hitler to the Counci_l's pow] 1,m11y_
eondosnnatlon of its repreof of
Germany forrsamumustinviola-
tion of the Versailles Treaty. It-‘
was expected replies would be ,
made by Britain, France or Italy ‘
to the terse note.
ln Moscow it was announced '
conversations concerning the pro-
|scted Franco-Soviet pact have
been “temporarily suspended.
A group of South Jutland farm-
raln the North Blcsvig area, Dan-
ish territory which once belonged
to Germany. .
answl,-'E sill ai-Adel! Hiller H0135 Ab$l\d0!\0d F01'
my *W* W* °“ his “H1 Safety of New
birthday at li nations ol the
world which condo ned through
lil .
the League of Notions. his viola- ° °
lion of the Versailles Treaty.
“They have no right to appoint
thsm.selves`.1udges over Germany.”
~ - . . ' special
Dbl' Fllehldt |Ald. WAN) *'1`““”;'i'_"*°'_'°°_‘_*‘
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‘A "short but determined note.
ss the Foreign Office described it.
solution rebuking the Reich‘s treaty
simultaneoiisly yesterday to all the
nations voting for it, and fp Den
mark. which abstained.
Claims Discrimination
violations 'vie note was delivered Ions-overdue Newfoundland bank-A
_ .  I
roi
It denied to the powers the right
to jlldgc Germany. declared the
councils decision "sn attempt at
new discriminations against Ger-
many" and rejected it “ln the
most forceful manner.”
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nine candles gleamed
white frosted cake
birthday but the
moment st _lesst,
the flashing
e u'rcat-tl'irost-
d outside.
he festive day
noess, sitting at
the table in the pale/as
otmé
the
Oak
d.
of
A
1_1.
foundland Ship Mis-
sing Since February.
(C P Cable By Guardians
th' friends noun in Queues ami- tures
which Mr. Renaud had acquired for
5 authorities elites lit tm stove wnioli
lr. JOHNS, Nfld., April I1 o
clue to the fate of the schooner:
Aleutian came from the Atlantio`
tonight and fears grew that the
er had gone to the bottom
her 25 seamen
Over the week-end, marine
here grew more convinced that't c
Nova Scotia-built craft had beenl
crushed in the ice or had found-
ered in one of the fierce gales to
sweep the Atlantic since she sailed
lgaiach I from Harbor Breton,
with
h
h
’§§ wliileinuneiwowowiwuuseniossn.
window and seven of their eight children had beds
“nd °,.md“c_ which broke out early Saturday. Neighbors
» rowfully .past the charred remains which were
Bt. Emile Purllll Church.
THE DEAD
Victims in the blsre, which occur-
red when one of the two maids nt s
stove. were:
Alphonse Renaud, 36; Andre Ben-
sud, 12; Jacqueline Renaud, ll;
Henri Paul Renaud, 10; Gisele :ten-
aud, 8; Roger Renaud, 'l; Jean Marie
Renaud, ti; Marc Antoine Renaud, 5,
and Agnes Blouin, 16.
Mrs Renaud was convalescing st a
months in the Hospital of the Inf Int
Jesus. The only child she has lei.
after the trl8€dy is Monique Reu-
sud. ICM two. who was stsylnl with
grandparents in Quebec.
0! the 10 persona in the cottage
the summer the only S\1WlV°l' Wil
Gemma Dion ls, the maid who
exploded, sending blazing oil thrmigh
the living room. Misa Dion. with
Blouin, daughter of _ lphonse
Bouin, of Bt. Jean, Island of Or-
leans, was aiding Mr. Renaud in
caring for the children during Mrs.
sl
ill-
lit?
il?
.oi
Mi ra`m ich i
River R is es~
Threateningly
(C. P. By Guardtalfs Speclll Wire)
 . N. B.. Allfil 21-
lllollowing heavy weekend rain, ice
blocking the Mirlmichi River com-
menced to bleak up shove and be-
low this town today.
An ice bridge at Uhathem was
continued to threateningly
i*
snsa and Eldorado creeks."
.1 9% y    aze Glxirge Pringle ofApVancouver re 
_ called the active life led his
1° Almost Wipes Out Family.  ..._ ,.,,,,, .....,,,._ ".l.,,.,, -- 1 ,
um, ---_ . me xiondilre goin nun. in-. Cream of Canada
M wmsdlsn' rms. by Gwilsls lpechi Wire) Pringle is dead in Lowell. Mass. A , t D ,wht
me ar. siuui na wnrrrevmns, oss.. April si.-pinion:-y or sbs 'unowugn ne was my urolner and ma em' A ra
“_ body of s maid in ruins of a. small simmer cottage hose today brought to 1 un naturally pnjudieed, I bguevo Talent Gather In 
:fine the death list great fire txt. almost completely wiped out the family John wx'°n, qérgml finest, mm 1 tawa
Alilhvhlelellll . M000 conlllllll- , _ ever tn .' Mr. lnge said. “Pow- .
Ill! erfully built, extremely active and .__-_
enerrei-lc he was able to set a won-
derful exsmple for the men to (By Ely BNIB. Ca-\\lll|l1\
whom be ministered in the wilder- ’ Staff Writer)
ness. (C. P. By Guardians Special Wire)
"i-io ministered in ine thousands the onus" in Ottawa this Week-
oi gold seekers who crowded the with il competing groups h°°
Teslln Trail during the Klondike 13 cities of eight provinces, th
rush of 1898 and remained with Dominion Drama Festival wi
headquarters at Atlin, B. c. oov- open tomorrow night to continu
ering the trail in long marches, for throughout the week. It will gath-
two years. sr to the Ottawa Little Theatr
"He was known as the best dog packed to capacity, the cream
musller in the Yukon. After two Canada.'s amateur dramatic talen
years. he went 400 miles down the selected from 112 plays present
Yukon river by canoe to Dawson. in regional festivals, the 21 to
where he ministered for eight years seen hero were approved by Mal-
to the miners on the famous Bon- colm Morley, who toured th
country during the post vvlfllk
witnessing productions from Hall
fax to Vancouver.
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b00l0t1'0i’
is
=§
The Mirisniphi
ies before idle the week.
was believed. .
At Dosktosm and lilorlsmee the
situation was reported unchanged
with jams still holding. and ies
piled heavily again-It the railroad
bridge at Doakwwn. It was hoped
blasting operations carried on by
railroad employees would relessc
the blocked ice beilolc serious dam-
-Rensud's illness.
ag! is crfaed.
,.»
Polztzcal Guns Expected To
Bark During Easter Recess
IAILS RAPIDLY
LUNG IN
FREE STATE
De Valera Casts
Hope Given Up
ful not to close entirely the door She should have been back
The Fuehrer. however, 'was care-
with
th
lesding tp further international her catch two weeks ago, and wi
dlstusslcm. so .the roi-eign oiilee me passing csyn nope runes for
was quick to point out-. Captain Lawrence, the 22 fisher-
The text of the German note,
as divulged at Rome, follows:
("The German government
contests to the governments which
in the council of the League of
Nations took. in the deliberation
of April 17, the right of making Arthur D. Story, now abanlggnsd
themselves judges over Germany.
the government sees in the delib-
eration of the Council of the
League an attempt- at new discrim-
lnstions against Germany and
therefore rejects it in the most
resolute manner.
(“'i‘he government reserves the
right to make known soon her
position on different questions
touched upon in the deliberation.”)
The text of the note will not be
published in Germany until pos-
Qly after Easter.
No Surprise
IDNDON. April 21-Germsny's
note rejecting League of Nations
condemnation of her rsarinament
fell on unsurprissd ears here, for
lhe government mo been expect-
lrq .
Although the Foreign Office
licmmunicatsd the note yesterday
to government officials out of the
lil'-Y for the Easter week-end,
glrclss slr: tooutllis government
eclared s n mth to
excited about." in nt
“No immediate reply was expect-
li' is
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egiirig
és
EFQE
i
fsw
tiativo
the lun-
Will M
2 l sumo an lau-
<0°°\lmus on rssv sl v

i  °“‘“~ ll
.sie:ii;gy'““
“artisans , A
v\1»ais_iioi.ii -'map
ill,
men, the cook and the boy who
manned the 92-ton ship when she
Put to sea.
They were believed to have mst
the same end ss the sight msn
aboard the Gloucester sch ner
as lost on s voyage from Belloram,
Nfld., to her home port. The Story
has been missing since she sailed
early in February with a ssl-go 91
herring,
A llllp trapped in the pack ice
off Newfoundland was held some
weeks ago to be the Gloucester-
Around For Addi-
tional Accommoda-
tion to Imprison Op-
‘ ponents. - "°
(G. P. By Guardlalfa Special Wire)
DU`BiL*N. April 30--llbllowing the
recent round-up of Extrernist Be-
publicans, the Pres State jails are
rapidly filling up with those who
have fallen foul of the public safety
act s.nd the government is reported
to bc casting around for additional
accommodation.
The old military detention bar-
racks at Arbor Hill and the smal-
ler prison at the Curragh Camp are
already occupied and lt has been
slggested that a concentration
man.-but the freighter that night-
sd her could not get close enoug
for identification. Tonight, it was
l-h0\1¥hl BDU mllht have been the
Alsation, though this theory 01.
'ered 11° hose the srewiounclanc
ship was safe.
Tra in Remains
Bogged_
(0. P. ly Gasrdisn’s lpsoisl Wish)
ANTIGONIBH, N.B., Apu gi, ..-
Csnadim National Railway officials
have suspended attempts to lift the
snging that lumped the ti-sok near
Hsathsi-ton, killing five persons. last
Wedneldsy. -
When warm westber dries li
bog somewhat. s track will
from the main line to th
where the :airline stopped
away-and t sub-oil will
moved. A powerful orsns
ths wreck back to the line.
Two Fliers `
-~ Die In Crash
_-1-ae
sides
EIS’ 8'.,
 3%
.,, ggi
iiiiiiiii
E"il*§§§§
stahl;
l
oslmp should be opened at Tiiitown,
hsn old military post nssr the Gur-
ragh in County Kudare.
Old associations may. howeve“.
prevent President Eamon de Valera
from adopting this course for Tin-
town is the interment camp where
his supporters were detained after
the civil wsr by the victorious rise
Statero-
ll'c\l0ol!lplet0
De Valera's break with the Irili
Repsblilcan amy is fairly complete.
Hs disinclinstien t. declare sm
Republican organlmtlon ss unlaw-
fid hssssved tlieI.R.A.from
wholesale imprhonment but he has
cans down cn the leaders with a
none-the-less heavy hand. _
“masse all imprisoned on the
drills cf refusing to sup-
as they will dc
i
n that most
out of pub-
ine montlu.
the girls-
itsl , Ill
usd poi-
llililiiizéliiiligiiiig
r =,i§;s§§l;s-5-till.
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OTTAWA. April 21-A holiday
quiet reigned on Parliament Hill
there was nothing in the atmos
phere hinting of the mejor political
struggle that is in the effing. B
annolinoelments are expected in
day or two tom the central organ
lzations of both Liberal and Gon-
servative parties of oraterieal scr-
ties a/cross the entire political front
from coast to coast.
Several members and some mln-
isters have already planned speak-
ingtoursonalsrgcsealetooecupy
them during the Parliamentary re-
cess which lasts until Milly 20. and
it is anticipated considerable elec-
tionecring will be indulged in pre-
psratory to the canspsign proper
'wihich will start immediately the
House dissolves. Prorcgation of
Parliament some time in June is
expected. with an election lri late
August or early September.
Unless Parliament is dissolved be-
fore August ll it will then die s
nstursl death. having at that dats
reached its statutory tive years dur-
ation.
Prime Minister R.. IB. Bennett
spent master on the Atlantic bound
on a quick journey to imgluid to
sttend King Georges silver Jubilee
He intends in return home before
May 20 and resume his place at the
head of the government after a
long illness.
GERMANY
|lENlESlliEAl`i
IDNDON, April 21.-Reuters News
Agency dispatches from Lyons.
yi-sues. reported today the alleged
diaolcsurs of a ssorst tsesty between
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flatly denied
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IN IIUEBEB
Wife of Murdered Man
Dies Enroute Home
From
(C. P. By Guardisn's Special Wire)
BALDW'LN'S MILLS, Que., April
21-With police holding two men,
preparations today went ahead for `
the double funeral Tuesday of
“ef the 1°“€ NW W°°l=°°“d. “nil wiui. Keith Baldwin, former Lin- fm., plays by canadian: in the
` 2"-1 member °f Parliament f°1' finals) will go the honor or ring-
Btanstead who was found murder- mg up the initm oui-tain tomor-
sd in his store here Thursday, and
ln Montreal provincial police
as s. material witness for the cor-
oner‘s inquest into the death of
At Georgia, Vermont a few
The ccroner's inquest into the
death of the noted hilanthro ist
Que., but immedis y adjo
until Tuesday.
Sherbrooke and near the Can-
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it
|¢ The Ottawa. Little 'l‘lieai»r¢»
which before it became SWBG-
d °h“’°h'w“ Although the entire island was
stazc .
a r u
o
struck was an ol gray
s busy place today. On its
colorful competing group W
parlng for the coming test A
Wade, finals adjudicator, wh
word will determine vmich team
to be crovlmed victor and hl-nd
the coveted Bessboroullh TWP
° , had
F101-Ida. to keep for the ensuing year ,_
already visited the theatre. He a
Friday night.
Opcnlnl Play
To s. canadian play (there
row night The fcotlights will
ut
2 oi Mn. nelswin who .lies wnue ms, 0,, ti.. pmenmion ny Royal
retumlns h°m= ff°m I"1°f1d°- Bunk players or Montreux or P. N.
Jacobson's one-act drama ". .
lowed by "Saturday Night" whl
the London Little Th atre are
5°” BY P“"°° Ana senaoln mln." it will nn fol-
on
tl
2 u
questioned a 26-year-old man tak- Wm gm, The mme gf this lit e`
en into custody near here Friday l drama L5 md in 3, mgcggo located Sundays www were Mme
' Formosans who were racially
in one of the poorer sections of
large city Its author is Phi
. llll
the wealthy businessman. Joh,-,s,m_
The final presentation tome
. rrow
miles across the intemstionsl Wm smke E different nom W,-ry.
border, Kenneth Brown, of Milton. mg the audi”-we bmi; to me tim
Vt., was detained in the Pra.nk1in, of Mary Queen og gmt; "yuggio
County jail for questioning in con- Boom. by H,_1_ D_ stew”-¢_ 1, the
nection with Mr. Baldwin's death. v,,hg¢1¢ of the Ottawa Dram
League, and the scene is laid
House in the a rtme
, P P Holyrood P8
was opened Batlirdlzylat Costicook, of Mm 3w,_,¢_ It 1, ,,150 g one.
e urned
act play.
store and had been found bound th 0 h ,I thc U ke "em
md 'und' Mn' Bsldwm with Overcome  Smoke , ?1’l\i1g lnlsviest sgollrgé fell on the
if ’°“», H“'§‘°~ °"°‘"°"‘ h°“‘° ff; In Brooklyn Fire' l 'noyol-lun district with 1,210 known
B dwins Mi s. 30 miles south _ “ad md 3,738 mjmed’ muly
ldilll-U'i1lt0d _BYIMS b0l'd0l‘. NEW YORK, A`Df‘il 21-TWHHW'
At niemnond. virginia. Mrs. five companies of weary firemen ”;°;‘M°°’.h"',‘ ;;’,§e,'med‘°'“,nt§ 
Baldwin succumbed, according to drenched the smouldsring ruins oi m sv
wowl receives nero. 'nie body was e Brooklyn warehouse tonight.  ,,',‘;‘:,“§o ,§';’;§,,,,",,,“f§,, Mmm” ,Q "sh 'mas nm",
expected to arrive here Monday wsry against another outbreak ci hom” and and suwivors stu,” “mmm to m",th_ “_” ' “Indy
with the double funeral being held swirling flames and smoke which md and ten_m__smckm at the no* muh ohm" inllumynnhp.
°'“ T“°’°"' °'°“°’"“° ’°° l’°"°°"-‘» ‘”"`“l*°° magnitude of the disaster. 'rho
“bw” "“““° -md “"‘“'P"`°° majority or the dead were still ---
busincss along the harbor water- bmw, in mlm’ wo few ,mw°,md_
Elaborateservice "°“°` °" "’ “"‘ °“” “‘° ‘°°‘”“ i'°ETi°li"5‘“mi' °"m' M'
' Tl” bk” ‘°°m°4 °h°°k'd “M While army and Red Cioss pro- :N ni' to "rw :__ - mum In m
59° n"`°m°“ hm “mea f'm'°u3h‘ vlgions were reaching the area, lifilw-nnnm.‘i`.  . . . .
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lumims rnurufeun sian ,mmm M. bu,” vm 0! the '1‘°KY° K°"°f'l 1' n...¢...n     ... ..
glgummm Qsuislwirei The mt M wma mmm w_ reserve funds were svsilsbc °: glues..     
V Mg grry, Apfu 3;_...~m¢ ' '_ relief. The Fvrmossn govsrnmeri sim :robe   . .  .._.
liillllll 01111053 150 With 731030 hi" “mind gp ,mit fax" in me 51- Halifax     
Roman catholic world made great C ,, _ __
,, last night. includes a deputy fire wx ~ iw ollcwwn ~ ~ ~  
' Bum” tm f°°"1 Pant chief a captain and a lieutenant- fm 'rm'
11° "“"'°“' m“"°° W' Deputy Chief George lloxsnna. Gmggq sm; '°"c"“
Pltltlo   in ciia.l1e in Brooklyn and Qllaalll. V f Moy:-ltlinls drrnvlncflsz--lleilezstst t’
Benedicticn V” "'°°"°d fm' bum' M “M W” Early rumors of tidal waves ,,‘;f,f',,,, ",,',f,.,1‘y '“§°\f,,,,§,; "°,f,,,":,,,,,,,,
clearly  mom 31;" takin; l`i'o.:u6"L;i'sA\iltei!i:.l_ntb$lrlx\.' getriérsmnkol provedmeunfoundeg onungo in temperature.
param! who smm u was earned noun V
sglssa toreceive the Ben- °f,r§‘°° f‘°°- 1 sank in considerable areas which ,“f,f1,“r‘,E,,,§“‘,1,°,§f,',1,"’,‘°;’{‘1f§,,_" ‘° “"'
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going through the final retouchin
dress rehearsal The thre
of I 11111 - ° es lally in tae 'royolmi-». unmet,
' teams Whl°l1 will “We A-31° “°“; langue. north or 'ra.iuliu.
°f °PeUl“3 me fesuvu m°“° Among the worst stricken towns
nlsht had aff”/°‘1 ‘md "°'° l§,"',§ are Nunn. when ssl ales. incine-
_ ' as ing the .“hesd-man" (correspond-
ed '»
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" killed vrnlso. where rim asses
rivsd from London. Enslml 1”*
Early Check-up
earthquake of modern times.
provinces.
Commmiications Lacking .
It was feared the known casual-
tice would Increase as shattered
communications lines to remote
villsgea are restored.
S shaken. the biggest toll was ocn
flnedtoanareadumilesindi
8 ameter north of the city of 'Ialohu
lngjo nl-Nor). Kasuoikli with 445
the destruction; Byoritsu, which
y saw a majority of its houses lev-
elled; Kori, Chlkuan and Talanko;
noises to zone
Extra police and soldiers were
rushed to the quake zone to pre-
vent looting and disorders. Pre-
ue parations for relief were made but
were hampered by heavy rains.
The seismological observatory
announced the centre of the shock
° was near Toyohara. 10 kilometre
(nearly seven miles) below th
surface. This shailovmess, unusu
' in earthquakes, accounted for the
heavy damage to buildings.
l"ormosa's last disastrous earth
P quake, in Munn, loco, inline 1
A majority of the victims
Chinese.
No Americans or European
mosa's few American reside
located in unaffected cities.
half the total casualties.
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W resins mood to the misery-
Thoussnds of sufferers fearing to
re-enter such buildings ss remain-
ed standing were refuged in barn-
boo groves, which are considered
the safest places during an earth-
Crlucauynl  
Mrs. Baldwin, who before ner ‘1“'*°~
marriage in 1881 was Lilly Mead,
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when word was received her hue- $,'i',z§éedm§,’;'?ssre;";ir°esu‘°ae:\:["i;,5; = ‘l cw &
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Places Death
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_S _Injured. Towns Levelled Caus-
 ing Untold Pr_¢>1_i_erty Damage. 2:
(A. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)
TAII-IOKU, Formosa, April 22-(Monday)-Nearly
Pm' 3,000 persons were killed and 11,000 injured today,in the
Japanese-owned island of Formosa’s most destructive
m Rocking the beautiful island atdawn Sunday, the
5 shocks spread death, destruction and terror in scores of
B populous villages on the borders of Taichu and Shinchiku
ei The latest official tabulation was 2,711 killed, 11,386
‘L injured, while an estimated 250,000 were homeless.
no A majority of the victims were caught in collapsing
be 1 houses, which were mostly of sun-dried brick rubble,
0 Chinese fashion. Police reported 16,493 houses demolished
, and approximately 20,000 damaged. ' ‘ s
4l'l;il'_lT'urnish
A d v 1° c e To
Stricken Seamen’
(By Haruki B. Mllkl. Alsticiatel
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Press Staff Writer)
(A. P. By Gu.s.rdis.n’s Special Wlre)`
CHICAGO, April 2|,-W‘itl'l the
opening of the 1996 navigation
season on the Great Lakes. the
United states coast guard will of-
fer a new protection to those who
ply the inland seas, Gspt. H. H.
Wolf, commander of the Chicago
area, said today.
Arrangements halve been ms/:is
with the Ohlciso lvlhrine H°lP1tal
snd other marine hospitals along
,the lakes to furnish advice on
treatment of sailors stricken or-
injured while away from port. us-
ing the coast guard wireless chen-
rlels as a means of conirnunica-
tion. ~
Requests for instructions on
treatment of illness or injury on
the lakes will be relayed to Dr. J.
'1‘. Liddell, executive officer of the
Chicago Marine Hospital, or to sl.
medical officer on duty at tho
hospital at sll times.
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