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' RCJSEBURG KEWS-REVIEW.'RgSEBURS, OREgOR TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1940.
16 Admitted Here
TsCitizenshio
Annual Nntiirolfzitlfoii day van
OhHorvfMl In i-imill rourt tmluy,
villi II iioi'KoriK Ifliifc admit h'd In
to fitlfiiKhlf), n f I or lakltiK win
oath or iillrKiiiurp to Hie Unlifil
Stjif h iiml rciiouiii'inff cHizf:nlii)
Jn l lit KiviM'iiinrnlH of which llify
I'onimrly wore rillciiH. The nic-m
harn of iho rliiHH worn wi Unit iff I
nml (!OiKmlnlntPfJ by (Irruit
Jmltfif fjir K. VViinlKiily, who l)r-
rtldcil uvcir the f xarninattonH athl
admlHHloiiH, and F. 1. CrHtfndcri,
rfMircKi'iuiitK I'tnnotiu pout or thfc
American Lclon. Kach of thn nf;w
fltiZtHIH WllK tr-Knt'il with
AitHrlcnn Miik A girt from the
Legion jifiHt.
ThoHO Inking tlip oath of nlln
tlanpo v-rr 'J'lnioMiy Michael
O'Comiell, (ilondalo, born in 1 co
la nd: llolMM't Jfuuh FrunkH, Hoho
burn:, horn In Knglaml; Uulo Keiil
Owen, lIOHchurg, hnrn In Cnnnda;
Cuwlaf KlKlre.l .lolnison, lirocfc
way, horn In Hwi'di'ii; Frank Wil
liam DrcwH, Myrlln Creek, burn in
WiHroiiHln bill litler naturalized In
Canada; William Mullen lihu-k.
. UriHidiiiiK. hrn In Canada; l-Voi
William Itllman. Ilntuiburtf. born
Jn (icrmauy; Lena .lohntton, Myr-
t In Creek, born In Norway; Klch
ard Strltzke. HoHohtirK. horn in
(.nrmiiny, Alfred Duvidflon, IClk
ton, born In Kngtund; Cyrflln J.e
cluyno, Oakland, horn In 7 U'lluru ;
Cecil Charb'H JumeR Harding.
HoHuburK, born In Canada; Itowo
Lelirninn Htucuell. (Jlendale, born
In C.unuda; ncelion? Kinn Itam
horn, Canyonvllle, born In Nor
way; Mrs. Krinii Howard. Mel
roHfi, horn In Canada, and "Xlrn.
(hnv.H Hebeccii Owen, How-buiK,
bom hi Urn United States, hut ex
patriated Uiroiitfh marriaun lo a
('f.nadluii.
Germans Sweep Nearer
Paris, English Channel
(Continued from page 1)
cnnal. Tho city of Holhol wnn tak
en, Bald u Herman rnport.
Louvaln Library Burned
1,oii.h 1'. I.nehner, AHHoei.itf'd
Pi-ohh corrPHpondont with tho lnr
mnn woHtorn itrmleH. reported that
(he great I-ouvaln unlvendlv II-bi-ary,
built Willi tho help of dindn
e.oillrlbulod by American m-lionl
ehlldn-n, wan In rulnn. Uh 7ot0iifi
volitmt'H u total loiiH. It had re
placed the library denlmyed in tin
world war.
So swift was tho coui'ho of fight
ing In Franco yoHtnrday that Adolf
liUltir wan reported lo have alilftcd
tilt) Bporot headquarters "hoiiio
wheru In tho wont" thro tlmea to
koep pace with develnpmonlH.
Allies Copy Foe'o Tactics
Counter attacks launched on the
(lermun HankH In several places
Indicated tho allies were- adopting
the blitzkrieg methods employed by
the invaders, making lavish uho of
tanks ami planes.
Hritlah .aircraft continued their
I'orayH into (ierinany In an effort to
destroy oil anil gam-llue supplier
vital to the, hiiilily mechanUud
liuzl army.
In Ottawa, Prlmu Minister Miik.
nnnounceit plans to basteu depart
ure of a Becond Canadian division
overseas and said a third would lie
" rocrultod speedily.
Italy intensified her warlike
preparations, ordering n Ihree-day
nir ruld drill and blackout in Home
province. Students uKuln sinned
autl-allled demonstrations hut were
dispersed by soldiers.
FRENCH ADMIT GERMAN I
TACTICS UPSET CONCEPTS
PARIS. May 21. (AIM Premier
Iteynaml announced In the senate
today that the classical v reucli a. K. L. leamsterH wbo was sen
concept of war hail come up hMicetl to three years In prison, he
against something new In deep mo- mine final today when the stale
tinl'.ed raids and parachutists. I supreme court refused (o recoil
Telling Hie senators "the truth" sider its March l!fi decision up-
because l( alone "can save I tin
fatherland," tho premier declared
"wo must lake Immediate deci
Klnns." ; He admitted that France had
tmHcred from a lack of machine
tuns.
The premier laid part of the
blame (here three words censor
ed) for Hie ual advance on Hie
failure of French defenders to
blow up bridges across the Mease.
These faults "will be punished,"
bo shouted anil the senate, which
had been listening in somber si
lence, broke into cheers.
(lei man aerial losses now far
surpass the lliiee-to-each allied one
previously announced, a war minis
try spokesman asserted.
Kiel maun maintain they have
Hie ediie on a four tnone basis.)
Giraud Captured Before.
The Hermans' asei -(but thai
they have ruptured a "Oenei a I
Oiraud" of Hie French army recalls
that General Henri Uonore Chaud
was a Herman prisoner for three
years in (he world war.
Hlrniid. then a captain, w
wounded ami captured jn Hie battle
of (iltfse in 1!H I. lie was Interned
In (ierinany, but escaped to France
In lime lo take p.-nt in the attack
on Mulmuison in 1!H7.
Now 01, (1 fraud was reported
commanding allied force! in the
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PHONE 21
PHONE 21
TAXI
"Rattle of Die Bulge" In France.
BRITISH SUFFER FRESH
LOSSES IN SEA FORCES
LONOON, May 21.(AP) New
uui jtitui pressure on Jti iiisii lauo
forces came today as Britain suf
fered theao naval reverses J
1. The O.-lfdMon emlser KfflnK
ham was lost "as a result of dam
age sustained through striking an
uiirbaited rock off the Norwegian
coasl." It was the first iruMer
Itrilaln lias reported officially lost
since Iho start ol l-ln- war.
2. Four lirltfsh merchant vessels
lotallfng S.'J!r tons and one allied
veKsel of 'Md tons admilteilly weie
sunk "by enemy action" during the
week ended .May In.
3. The sinking of the HrEtish
minelayer Princess Victoria by a
tiennan mine with twoollicers and
31 men missing and feared lout was
uiinounced.
(In lierlirvthe ,lfgfl command re
ported damaging hits on a Hrilish
hatlleshlp ami heavy cruiser off
the Norwegian roast as well as
destructive air raids on merchant
whipping and French war vessels
on the Freiich HelKian coast.)
More Equipment Needed
Public clamor echoed 'Prime Min
ister Churchill's demand Sunday
that "we must bavo ojilckly more
tanks, more airplanes, more shells
and more kuiis" as reports indicate
a lack of material had caused re
peated withdrawals In the vast
"defensive battle" in France.
Churchill announced that a bill
carrying the death penally for
treachery would he hurried through
lis second and I bird readings to
morrow to hasten its euaeiiuent as
a move against any "fifth column"
activity.
Balloon Servers Called
Tho air ministry called today for
more men of lo 15 "for duties
with the balloon barrage," the sys
tem of balloons attached to steel
cables by which a defensive cordon
has been placed around London
and other cities and along Hrit-j
jtlit'u coast.
I'lie so-called "balloon barrage," I
floating in I he air like mine fields
In the ocean, is intended to snare
enemy bombers under conditions
of poor visibility. liolh Cermany
ami Kngland employ ihem.
1 he balloons, strung several
thousand feet in the sir on cables.
with intnr-laclng wireH to form a
network, keeping raiding bombers
high and affect their accuracy. The
barrage Is useless in clear air.
Caravans on June Bill
of Roseburg Chamber
(Continued from page 1)
slopping en route at Myrtle Point
and Cugullle, lo urge utlondunre
of Coon county delegations.
Motorlog Planned
The chamber of commerce- has
been advised Coat an official mo
toring will be prepared this week
under the supervision of I he stale
automobile association, and (hat
llilit will appea'r In leading news
papers throughout! he state in ad
Vance of the date for the celebra
tion. Tho Itonehurg Flying club has
rer nested the forest service- to
clear a landing field on the flat
adjoining the lake, and arrange
ments are being made, if Hie field
Is made available, lo provide an'
aerial taxi service to and from the
lake n a part of the celebration.
The plans for the public opening
or the road are being made jointly
by Iho chamber of commerce and
forest service.
Perjury Conviction of
Hugh Reynolds Stands
KAI.KM. May 21. (AP) The
neriurv conviction of Hugh lleyn-
,,,Hi former secretary of Kugcnc
mil YOim CAR
LET THESE
P0NTIAC OWNERS
TELL YOU
HOW THEIR CARS
SAVE MONEY I
AMERICAS
CORNER OAK AND ROSE STS.
Special Six 2-Door Touring . f"!S
I . 1 Sedan, as Illustrated $S3S yiV1 rt. jmXii
holding lilfl emivlrllon.
Iteynohls was nonvicled of Riv
ing falne testimony In his tiial on
a charge of hreukine windows In a
non-union Kagene barber shop. Ilej
breaking charge and sentenced to
a year in jail, hut tho supreme
court reversed thut case.
Idleyld Area Fishing
Improved by Warm Spell
Fishing conditions on the North
I'mpouu river have allowed much
improt-encnt as a result of the
warmer weather or the past few
days, it was reported today from
Idleyln. Fly fishing for trout has
been very good, Willi many fisher
men taking limit catches. Near
Idleyld, ;iK jack salmon have been
taken during the past three days
on spinner i.nd eggs. Several trill
nook salmon have been hooked but
only two have been lauded.
VETERANS' FUNERAL HELD
Military funeral services for
William M. Plumb, SI, Kpauhdi
American war veteran who died
last Saturday, were held this
morning at the Veterans' ceme
tery, itev. Perry Smith officiating.
Arrangements were in charge of
the Douglas Funeral home.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
KKM.KY-PKTKKKON John
William Kelley, Camas Valley and
Constance Marie Peterson, Myrtle
Creek.
Pro-America Unit to Meet
Douglas t'nit of Pro-America wilt
meet Wednesday at two o'clock at
tho ItoseburR Woman's clubhouse
with Mrs. It. C. Wadded I, president,
in charge and Mrs. A. K. Kent as
program chairman.
Red Cross Meetlnn Called A
special meeting or the board of
directors or Douglas chapter of the
American lied Cross has been call
ed for 7:30 o'clock tonight at the
couri house. The members are
urged to he present to discuss sub
jects or Importance to the chap
ter. MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. May 21. (AP)
CMONS Oregon No, 1 42-2.1 fi .Vi
lb hag; Yakima (...) .VHb. bag;
s;tu white (iic lb.: ttrowu ): .'b.;
ihw ' 'tliforniu W.tu-'lM.'
NfcW POTATOES California
wh tes -i(s $1.20; JOOh $2.2ri-2.;t;"i.
Other, produce prices steady,
uvchanged.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, ore., May 21.
(AP) (H. S. Dept. Agr.) HOUR
Steady with Monday's lale mar
ket, good-choice 210 lb. driveins
(i.uii. few lots (1.10. off grades 5.85,
23U-CO Ih. f),2MiO; li?h llghls 6.110
fo, packing sows 4.0(125, smooth
lightweights 4.75, few feeder pigs
4.00-50.
CATTL1C Calves steady with
Monday's weak to 25 lower close;
steers scarce, inediuiu-good fed
steers scarce, medium-good fed
steers Monday 8.50-9.U0, carlot top
common fed steers 10.15, few
coininon-medluui heifers tt.25-7.50.
good fed heifers quotable !).00 and
above, cutter-common cows 4.50-
5.50; cauneis H.75; Cut dairy type
cows 5.75, good beef cows salable
7.25, sausage bulls (1.25-7.00, good
choice vea lei's 8.00-9.00, common
medium 5.50-7.50.
KIIKKP Active. steady to
st ron tj, good-clioice spring lamb-t
S.75-S5. few S.U0. medium-good S.00
50, com mon 7.00 ; lew med i inn
good ewes 3. oil, common 1.00-50.
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21.
(AP) open liiuli Low Close
May 7;: 7:i 7:t 7:1
ent . .7:1 7:t 72 72
"TOTAL
IT,' REPAIRS
'' fa FOR
. 26,000 MILES
i- 2.50"
"I have driven my prrteol t'nniMO
-Tf-.UIO mile.. I never have hud I it
add nil htlwwn my I.UU-nitla
chn(e, my gatnline ni Kraft j. 16
to I he '.lion, nd my loial repair
bill, W.ttlnohrkeadu-rfmctttft."
riKSST I.OW.PItlCCO CAR
visit atMrniiL Mot ruta riuiini i tm m.m
Local Fliers Help
New Club Formina
Fivo members of the rtoseburg
Flying clr.h went to Cottage drove
last night (o assist In the forma
tion then of a club, which Ih be
ing started with approximately ::o
members. Finest Sink and Ivan
Hatfield flew the ItosohtirK club's
new Aeronca plane to tho meeting,
while Fred Kinsel made Hie trip
in. the club'H Welch plane. James
Hartley and Ira Hynl made the trip
hv automobile, hut Uyrd flew the
Welch plane hack to Itoscburg this
morning.
The Cottage Grove club. It In re
ported, is making a very enthusi
astic start. Arrangements have
been made to purchase a Welch
plane immediately. The ship 1b to
be flown from the factory. In the
meantime the jtosolnirg plnnes will
he used, with Finest Sink nerving
temporarily as Instructor.
Mr. Sink returned lo Hosoburg
Sunday after flying from Indiana
in tiie club's newly purchased
Aeronca plane, n side-by-sfde cabin
ship, powered with a flO-li. p. Frtinlt
Hit motor.
Reedsport Man Jailed
Here on Morals Charge
Louis Frakes, 25, of .Reedsport,
was brought to the comity jail last
night to he held to the grand Jury
on a morals charge. He was bound
over from the needsport justice
court and vas continued In cus
tody in lieu of Sa.ddO bail.
Ouster of Police Chief
Demanded by Councilman
(Continued from page 1)
hotel manager. The arrest, how-
ever, was not made. Chief Doer
staled that be declined to make
he arrest until a formal complaint
had been slirned bv the council
man. whlln Mr. Metzger accused
the officer or inakinir a number of
excuses and generally "stalling."
Tho situation was one of the tun.
'ors which recently contributed to
Meizper's resignation.- orally sub
mitted. His resignation, however,
was refused by Mayor Young, and
oe win ui ged lo return to Hie I
eenncil. Ho resumed his seat last
Michi for Hie first time in several
weeks. j
AuthnrtW Challenqed
At last night 'h meeting. Chief
n,ter diali'Miged the authority of J
inn counenmun to make his re
commendation as a committee re
nort. claiming that It was onlv 1!i
chjiirnuMi's ad. The commit I'jp
consisted oT Councilman Metzger.
fra Itiddln and Orvllle Johns.
As .buns resigned two weeks ago.
as a reHiili of his removal from
the ward from which he was elect
ed, only two members nf tho com
initiee re now serving. Council
man Riddle left the council cham
ber last night shorlly before iUot-c
nor's recommendation was pub
milted, aiid was not present for
the discussion.
Attorney It. Jt. Kddv, to whom
Mr. Duer addressed his challenge
as lo whether Metzger could re
nort individually for tho commit-
tee, staled that auv member of a
committee had a right to make n
recommendation as long as it was
made lo the council for considera
tio. The proposal for n change In Hie
police department was tho princi
pal feature of the meeting, which
otherwise was given over to, rou
tine affairs.
Krell Gets Council Seat
Appointment of d. M. Krell,
manager of the local Western
Aulo Supply company store, as
councilman to succeed Orvillo
Johns. Mr. Krelj recently pur
chased the V. .IMicelll home on
South Pine street and lias takon
up his residence in ward No. 3.
His appointment, made by Mayor
SAVE NONE? HUE
"20 TO 21 "
MILES PER . -t
GALLON ' 0. CM
ON LONG -Wf
TRIP" jt
V,
"On recent trip lo Miami, w mtf
Med 21 m i lei per Ulln-i fnt and a
liitl. over 20 CfminK hark. Our pre
tiu.it car tin Ur(e modct and nc
Jet better service from ihia I'nnliac,
betides lower price and upkeep."
"Am the owner ol a 19.17 Pnntiae
'K . . . I have driven it over .Vi.UUU
mile ami if, perlorm. at beautifully
today a (he day I fot it. It ha. cott
me lor replacement parti iu.t $1.60
lur carhurelor meter rod and jet..'
JP YOU WANT A CR thai will nut only five you the
hf it there it in modern motoring, hut alio lave money
lor you while it'i doin it, fa look at IHO I'untiac.
AuilJrixtll!
Juil tike it arounil the hloek, il th.t'l all the time
you can .pare. It'i enough to iliow you that here'i the
kind ol a car you'll rraj enjoy driving.
Notice the Ponliec ride it'i "Triple-Cu.hioncd."
Notice the imooih, quiet, determined way Pontiao
handle it. acceleration. And notice particularly Poo-
ROSEBURG MOTOR
A. J. Younp; npon recommenda
tion of Councilman C. P. Snoddy
of ward No. 3, wnn unanimous
ly upproved by the council.
Crusher Loan Sought
A committee composed of Coun
cilman C. W, Wharton, Ira B. Rid
dle and Percy Croft was appointed
to meet with the county court In
an efrort to secure use of the coun
ty's rock crusher at Wilbur to pro
vide surfacing material on a pro
posed WPA airport improvement
project The council was Inform
ed by .Mr. Dawson, local WPA su
pervisor, that a project for surfac
ing the airport runway with ap
proximately 10,000 yards of ma
terial now Is heliiK prepared. The
WPA will provide all lohor anil
equipment needed In hauling and
placing the material but lacks
funds to buy the gravel from the
county, he slates. The council de
clared that the county court
should give some measure of co
operation as the airport Is main
tained for the benefit of the en
tiro county and not for just the
city or Roseburg. The committee
will ask that the county court per
mit use or its crusher by a WPA
crew without charge.
Fire Protection Granted
An application by Morgan Law
son, residing 46 rent outside the
city limits on Kaat Douglas street,
to be permitted lo enter into a
contract for protection by the city
fire deparment was granted. Coun
cilman Harris, chairman of thr
fire commission, stated it, was
against the commission's policy to
make such contracts with indivi
dual property owners, but In vie v
fif tho location of the property ami
the fact that a hydrant is located
nearby, makes it possible to grant
the request without cost to the
city. Any residential nreas adjoin
ing the city limits, Mr. Harris said,
mav secure protection by forming
a fire district, installing hydrants
-1 rift nll.m tw.n,',., I u.mIii , ,in.l
I "outmcting with tho city for the
services of the fire department.
A report was received from A.
N". Johnson, county health officer,
regarding unsanitary conditions,
due to sewer broukage, on Fowler
and Fast Dnutilns streets. The
council was told that the repairs
suggested already had been made.
Street Use for Show Given
Permission was granted J. Ro
Innd Parker, county agricultural
agent, for (he use of Washington
street, between Main and Kain
streets, for the annual lamb and
woo! show dated for June 15.
'itv Kngineer H. L.
Kppstein
Wf
The Churchill Hardware Co. has a large stock of quality
tackle for all kinds of fishing. Come in today, look over
our stock and select the tackle you will rjood for this fish
ing season., . .. v
FISHING BAGS Rubber lined .
$1.00
FLIES 2 25e
NEW SILK LEADER 25
Just received.
?apuereed LEADER 9ooefy "!u.n $3.50
SPINNER STOCK COMPLETE
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
36,000
MILES
$1.60 FOR.
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
MILES AND l'iiJ).i If oir - 1
18 MILES fLy03fl
gallon" 'T jlnij
"My 1927 Poniiac Cabriolet hat
r done I H.IW0 mile..
I drove it Iron Lot
North Dakota, 224.1 milca. on 127
gallons ol la.oline and 4 tjuartt ol
oil, tou can't beat a INintiacl"
tiac'a thrilling eaie ol steering anil .hiding gear.. It't
America's No. 1 "driver's car."
And you'll find it a penny.pinching miter on oper
ating cottt. Big gat and oil saving it only the start of it.
I'ontiac't "long-lile" engineering buildt Pontiao lor
fine and economical service long past the mileage point
where other cars are past their prime!
l)tlirtrti at I'onluc. Mich, lranifrrtatit iuted tm nil
nits, tlalt ed local tain (if any), optional tomipmimt and
accctnriiiiitta. Prlctt laijtcl It ckantf arle utlia.
CO.
was Instructed to investigate the
complaint of Paul Lund that
blasting for the Intercepting sewer
line tunnel on South Mill street
had resulted in damage to Ills
ijunie.
An ordinance was pat-med ex
tending the one-hour parking limit
to Cuss street between Stephens
and Sheridan streets.
A request for Installation of a
street light at Kane and Cernwnd
streets was referred to the com
mlitee on electric lights lor lnve
ligation.
By-Pass for Steelheads
Being Built at Hatchery
Construction of a by pass at the
fish racks at the mate-owned sal
mon hatchery at Rock creek wa
started today. The- by pass will
permit the passage of steelheads
returning to the ocean from up
stream spawning beds, it is re
ported. The construction is ex
pected to eliminate a source of
much friction between sports fish
ermen and the stale fish commis
sion, as the existence of the bur
rler to the passage of fish other
than salmon has caused much dis
cussion in past years.
Speed Order Issued to
Navy Shipbuilding Plants
(Continued from page 1)
lion suggestions and insist on keep
ing intact such new deal enact
ments as the wages and hours and
Walsh-Henley acts.
Tho Walsh-llealey act permits
the government to fix tho labor
standards of private employers on
government contracts. This has
resulted In widespread application
of the 40 hour week with time and
one-half for overtime.
Credit Pledged.
Meantime the government pledg
ed full credit backing today to
American industry enlisting In the
national defense drive.
Jesse Jones, federal loan ad
ministrator .assured businessmen
that the RFC's extensive resources
were virtually at tho command of
Industries which required capital
for production expansion necessary
to handle defense orders.
tr.illaneoiisly. there were signs
that tho administration was reeou-
Hiderlng its decision lo defer the
TACKLE
CtMO.
7ms ?
Kcccntlv.
Angclea to
ROSEIURG, OREGON
. ,..7-
MM OHrL Zrtt I I
queBtlon of financing until the next
session nf conKresn. Indications
wore that confess Boon might re
ceive a request to Increase the
(45,000.000.000 federal debt limit
liuxHiiiiy uy l.ono.000,000. The
debt now is niiiironclilng 113,000,
000,000. Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS ,
Compiled by The Associated Press.
.luy 21.
30 in IS 60
Indls Kit's l!t' Sfks
Tuesday '53.5 13.2 31.1 37.7
I'rovlolts day 6K.0 14.5 32.6 40.6
.Month ago.... 72.0 19.0 3S.S 50.3
t ear ago
1910 high
1940 low
64.4 17.7 30.3 45.6
74.2 20.5 40.6 52.2
57.5 14.3 32.3 '40.4
BONDS
Hit's Ind'ls UI'b Fr.i.
01 01 01 HZ
Tuesday !!! 4 'DB S 91.3 '37.4
I'revlons day r1.6 100.5 U3..1 .'IK.li
jMotllh aiio... 57 9 103.1 117.0 47.G
Year nito 54.3 99.7 95.5 61.3
1910 high 59.9 103.6 97.5' 53.5
1940 low 51.6 100.1 93,3 37.6
New lows.
New lows.
Here's the biggest tire
news of the year! Just imagine
the famous Firestone
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25 discount from list price.
You get f.v7n protection
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tire body is made of patented
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And the tough, silent, long
wearing tread gives you longer
mileage with non-skid safety.
LIFETIME GUARANTEE
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5.255.50-11 9.20 6.75
5.255.50-19 11.50 8.37
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