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April 28. 1958 , Retraining Ai7to Industry Speculates S' 1958 Sales Will Run Far 1 SAN FRANCISCO Federal . a r w !OCT Llst' JudKe Elwrd I' Murphy Below Those Or Year IV3 i.''a?;"- from taking inlo custody or de DETROIT .f Aulo industry hying to appraise a somewhat porting William lleikkila pending circles are speculating over unci. tain immediate outlook they , llnill determination of hn appeal. h . , ,,cs tins vear arc ",lshlnl! pli,nl1 'i-oeVn.Jh".rp" 1 "ila, an alien and an ad whether new car sales this year.,.,. cumpelllon ln 19..9 Win few-mmed (ormer onglime tommu. vl ill reach even 4'i million units, exceptions the 1919 models will nut though he claims he no Estimates for 1MI have been have a wholly new look. j longer is an active member, was r e . e d constantly downward , --.sic p , d up her, April U and wo since the current model, were uv , fender, r Vmmi'gr'aUon' m troduced late last year, ihey ,.n(j lighting equipment will be,fter the ti,e had en widely Marled wilh a ix million or bet-1 difff rent. Some will add an inch publicized, returned him at gov- or c.u.N.ir. ..... i .s -..cr.u.s. ,ernment expense, a week later ine li iiidm i v - . nunir mi. nac tin. .Mine w.iiu lime that 1968 would be as good shields and rear windows. 'a 1937. I But even though the year s sales i ... , may fall sharply below last year t AtitlSU DVCrSIOn i,,i:.l the outook 15 not all bad 1 " w wl ' I Ruling Assailed In Senate Action Over the long range the prospects are good. (Jne outstanding fact is: All niiri-hai.es withheld now will be made later; what amounts In a buyers' strike is piling up a stead-1 WASHINGTON i The Sen jly growing backing of unsatisfied ate Judiciary Committee Monday demand. approved an amendment aimed to overcome a Supreme Court ruling Si Million Normal and restore to stalea the right to Murphy Mondav at the reauest of .Many top industry executives enforce their own antisubversinn Lloyd Mc.Murrav. attorney for insist six million new car sales laws. I lleikkila. restrains the Immigra- j .-nnually is a normal level; it will The amendment was written , tion Service from taking steps to co higher in the 0s. They reach! into a controversial bill by Sen. I deport the man while the matter the six million figure by estimat- Jenner (H ind) which sought o'i-lstill is before the federal court, nig annual scrappagc at four mil-j ginally to strip the high court of Mc.Murrav said Ihe order will ex lion cars and a normal annual power to hear appeals in five tend through any appeals he may; increase of two million in the car broad fields. make. The U.S. government has been trying for nearly 11 years to de port this alien as an undesirable. (although lleikkila has been turned down by the lower courts and twice by the U S, Supreme Court, the case is still in litigation on technicalilies. He still has pending, to be ! heard Friday, a motion asking Judge Murphy to modify his judg ment last January denying further hearings to lleikkila in his 11-year fight to avoid deportation. ine order signed by Judge Alaska Primary Vote May Turn Out Unnecessary JUNEAU. Alaska Alaskans will pick nominees Tuesday for a general election many hope never will be held. The biennial spring primary bal GOP Candidates To Ask Campaign Help From Ike By JACK BELL WASHINGTON -if President Eisenhower apparently will be asked to campaign this fall fur l.0,t,,S;,, -I".,.?""!"! 1'?. some Senate and House Kepubli- of 139 candidates for nomination to territorial positions to be de cided in the October finals Advocates of statehood for the territory and a majority of the cans who have given his legisla tive program considerably less than 1U0 per cent support. Chairmen of the Senate and House GOP campaign committees population. The industry currently is trying hard to break through the sales resistance that has tumbled new car sales something like half a million units nenind comparaoie Sen. Eastland (D-.Missi. the committee's chairman, said t h e committee had agreed to n Wednesday for a final vole on terms. He declined to announce at (hi1 I r ';; Funeral Services Set . Tuesday For J. Forney NEW OFFICERS of the Oregon Society of X-ray Technicians were elected Soutrday afternoon. More than 100 delegates attended the three-doy convention which was held in Rose burg All of the new officers ore from Portland, except for the vice president, who is from Eugene. They are, left to right. Homer Peters, president; Mrs Lorraine Smith, councilor; Mrs. Hilda Drum, Executive Committee chcir man; Julian C. Denney, secretory; bock row, Miss Edna B. Wanke, treasurer, and Alden Burdick, vice president. Story page I. (Paul Jenkins) , Yoncalla Senior Class Has Weekend At Coast By MRS. GEORGE EOES Good Samaritan Hospital Croup 1st Place Winner ; primary aspirant, are pledged JSr J that posilion-stili voice hopes ,re "f, w,n 3 CongreS w,U make Alaska a state ,-s mis year. ; ,t- k. . f- Uih.I Should statehood come. Tues- ,,. ' ' ' day results would be canceled 8 i . a . r . .r. r. and new primary and general el-i 1 ?" pa'g r.Ii ?h.. .iraienX' ections called to pick the state s ; P?rle rlV"' f..t ff. lbij. I placed and spaced visits by twen- tL h. lilJ ' liin. iniere.i hower to doubtful territory will There has been little interest! ... A h;r nnhiiiA shown in the primary campaign j dd political lest to their uphill Re'p'ubn ".TZ rhJegS,! V',"1. uU SISS'p hnnH ind Waii.r n Pierre ,-,. handling of the economic reces- jd en'iimeer ODMses i ' slon re 10 be ,wePl ,lon( on UTh.g,n,?PPrs L ,. held: whoever political tide ., running jby Bob Bartlett: long time easy ' r 1'n ',me- in-,? M,.-.nhi ih.'v r mis iimrtume me rou can voies ny wiucn elaborate plans for 19.'j9 cars. lnc 15-membcr committee Ji a d Funeral services for John Rich-j There has been some talk that 1 adopt,(' lhe ntisuhversion law aril Forney. 44, will be held in models will Tbe brought out """"..lent and another amend-' the Chapel of the Koses Tuesday at j 13,3 models w oe oiougm out , h K s(la d id , ld 2 p m ! sleo un sSle. Bu the iHdStlS; s" "nd P"" Cu,lr" "' He was ha big new ar invenLr M.w dec,"ion "def.n.ng language of employed by Koseburg Lumber Co. m. l..J dollar, are t ed upTT?rtA"JM Vs bornJJune . 19.13 ' I that inventory. It will have to bel . ; "fc" , ",u 1 , 1 T, " lu "ose- reduced to manageable propor tions before new models brought to market. are May Eitand Shutdown Some guesses are that while j several makers will close down earlier than usual for the change over they will extend the shut down to enable dealer, to liqui date uutgoing models. Introduction ful overthrow of the government. ' burg ten years ago. He was a mem ' her of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Local 234S He was mar 'ned to Itulh Pcrsels in Plalls . moulh. Neb . July 2. ia:!4 Surviving are his wife. Kuth. and NEW YORK - The leader of on James, both of Rosehiirg. and Bronx youth gang is accused of n'ol"er. Mrs. Ine l-orney of Osce- the shotgun slaying of a rival luwa i lie Hev. Laurence Pine of the Murder Charge Faces Leader Of Youth Gang youthful mohsler. Kicking and screaming alter he.'.reen community Church wi of- of new models then would come ; was seized by detectives at a Bronx , fil iate. Vault inlerment will follow only a matter of a couple of weeksj street corner. Hamon Scrra, 20, : m the Koseburg .Memorial (Jar ahead of the usual date. was hauled to a police station, dens lhe family has requested And while the car makers are where ne was rnargcu last nignt wiai in lieu oi uowers contributions ne mane in ine neari i-unu through the Chapel of the Roses. 7.t , i I I winning Democrat. He is unop I posed for the Democratic nomi nation. i More than 100 delegates regis- t tered at the annual Oregon Society , ii ir n of X-ray technicians convention W el I 3 TQml GnSIOll I which was held in Roseburg Fti-u,., fL. C ua. oaiuiua.y ,nu .) . Will VtndllKVJ Tlitt; The registration figure is higher t than in past years, possibly be-. I a kor OnnOsitlOn cause of Roseburg's central loca-1 Lal'or VppUIIIUn tion and an officer of the national ......uisvtav t society was keynote speaker, Rob- ' "?"'" still sliding, few political strate ert Peck, registration chairman, " "' , ' : ..ts Mi.v. inmv,dual Renubli. i , lexas rean 10 ine stenaie Aionoav . " .... .. i - , Vital "If" Poised If Eisenhower', calculations that there will be a business, upturn and a drop in unemployment by fall are correct most Republican candidates probably will be em- ' phasizing that the OOP President , refused to be panicked by Demo cratic demands for more massive 1 and costly measures against the i recession. If the economy is stagnant or whrn.-ian frnm c.nrf Samari. statement ot the Af L-CIO gen- The Yoncalla High School Senior tan Hosoital in Portland won first eral board opposing any amend- class and Senior chaperons held place in an X-ray exhibit which nients to a pending welfare pen their annual educational and fun was set up in the Lmpqua Hotel slon 'un(' regulation bill, trip last Saturday. (Joing to Heeds-' where the convention was held. . Tne oarl s'id 't does not be port and Florence for breakfast. This was the first time the so- "eve "that the purpose, of this tfiey stopped at Goddards for their cietv had met in Roseburg. Mr,. bl" should be frustrated through meal men on to hurt tides, olive E. Doerncr of Roseburg, gen Ocean Lake. Sunday those who eral convention chairman, said i cans who called for more spending the tacking on of irrelevant pro posals not yet processed by the wished went to church. The group Keynote speaker was Clark R. appropriate Senate committees weni 10 uepoe Day wnere iney warren of Detroit, Mich , a faculty """sun, nu ua ieu coali- ! with homicide. I Detectives cornered Serra. Aircraft Companies Cot union Contract Notices I.OS ANGELES, t Three T"""'".""' v...'.:"" ;:." police to him va...,.ni, ai 0.M1 Serra made Southern California worker,. pres ident of the Egyptian 1 rowns, as he tried to keep a sidewalk ren dezvous with his 14 year-old girl friend. The girl. Alice Bayron. had led Bankruptcy Threat Seen By Candidate Wallace feeble effort to reach a fully loaded automatic pis tol, which lie had in his belt, before surrendenns. Bronx Disl. Atty. Daniel V Sul livan said he would ask a first degree murder indictment. District 727 of the International Assn. of Machinists served notice on Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Sal unlay, with 16,000 involved. This followed Friday's similar action bv the United Auto Workers on Douglas Aircraft's Long Beach Roundup In Oklahoma Ji.ill miu oil i.ui .ii niii.'.aau. I nder the notice, the unions could strike alter May 7 hut tlieir nllicials say they are still nego tiating for new contracts. (Continued from Page 1) by three state inspeclors, each traveling in a state car. "If we could cut the cost of ad ministration 10 per cent and that shouldn't he difficult we could save Ihe taxpayers $27,700, 0(10." said Wallace. '"We are all for excellent serv i ices, we are for good olfice build I inss. we are all for good school ,,, . buildings with ample plav grounds. Ihe lain but there cm... n lim.t i HEADS PUBLISHERS - D. TeniLint Bryan, above, is slated to be the 19.)8 president of the American Newspaper Publish ers' Association. Bryan, cui lently serving as vice president of ANPA, is publisher of the Richmond (Va.) Times - Dis latcli and News Leader. or tax cutting can escape the po litical consequences of what then is likely to he regarded a, the ad ministration's bad guess. On the other hand. Democrats generally feel 'hey have little to lose by advocating much more drastic anti - recession measure, I man cisennower mus lar nas oeen willing to unoenaKe visited the auuarium. and took the ' mnmhr , i Wavne fniversiiv Col. tion fight against a series of . . V. .. .... deep sea trip. They returned Mon-, lege of Medicine. Clark, the first amendments proposed by Sen. h' ,' "".Z. do, tion t day via Corvallis and Eugene. Mr. vice president of the National So- Knowland (R-Califl and others to recovery would have been and Mrs. Fred Bowman. Mr. and ciety of X-ray Technicians, in- broaden the legislation a general , . "f Mrs. Bob Campbell and Mrs. Ruby ' structed a refresher course in ba- '"r regulation bill, called the 11 " f J r trVnd .fill i, down Thomas accompanied them. Sen-, sic exposure factors. AKL-CIO action constructive. . fail thev ate i Dreoired t! lors on the trip were Connie Camp-! The convention actually closed The Democratic leader said thejr' ' ,j Rn'llbii.,nJ v ,on. with bell. Gail Bnner. Susan Cowan, I Saturday night with a banquet, but final fate of proposed amendment, Ki ho 'er P g Loretta Blickenstaff, Kathryn How-i outgoing and new officers met with was n0' h,'n8 decided by Senate i ; aril, Barbara Clark. Lauretta Ab-1 the Executive Committee Sundav votes rejecting them. He has bolt, Pat Weaver, Wilbur Evarts. i morning. Other activities included promised consideration of broad Umoaij. Hotel Coffee Gary Dodd. Bruce Timiiioiis, Jim scientilic sessions, business meet- labor legislation if the Senate L" ,l sw-ii b Vj j Probstel. Jim Wamslev. Ted Bow-ings. a luncheon and a social hour, not Committee report, such a bill Shop Will Be Honored man. i aiey .Mcuaniels. lonyl The 1909 convention, will be in m eariy juire Smith. Bob Munn, John I.ewev. Salem in April LeRoy Noffj-inger. Jim Barnes. Dan Webb and Larry Palmer. I Attend Scout Meet t Wayne Jackson. Scoutmaster. I Don Jackson, assistant Scoutmas ter, and Tim Ellis, were among the 200 men representing seven counties participating in the : "Showando" at Camp Tsiltcoos last sjaturday sponsored Council. by the Oregon Trail Another Navy Vanguard Launching Impending CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. if -Indications at the missile lest ren ter are that another Navy Van guard launching is planned lor sometime this week. Lights on the rocket tower bl.ucd Saturday night a, crewmen serv iced the slender three-stage vein- Bags 3,924 Rattlesnakes OKKENE. Okla annual Okeene Rattlesnake Round- . and ,,,,1. and'servire and equip A , .. .. i t ,i . . . i """ "nun can lie had in connec ; Chief, llattler of the International ,, wl, our evervdav hie here in Assn of Rattlesnake llimtecj, liar- ,,-,.,,. , o not believe there is old Smith, after a total of 3.924 an ln.nil.,.nt oregonian who will ' ral'-" , we'Rhtmg 4.4. pounds . 5laild rmvhnnv ,)v and ...If S..HI Ml aillll.MI. ...V l,ll.s, ... H0 rs U.lstf.,1 ,,n .... One Sentenced To Death By Cxechs Saturday VIENNA, i One man was sentenced to. death and eleven - . . , .. others, including a Roman Cath-, 3 Members Ot ramily ohc priest, sentenced to 13 to 25 Suffer Burns In Portland years imprisonment in Czechoslo vakia Saturday. PORTLAND f Three mem They were convicted in the sec- hers of the Patrick J. Rock, fam onn oi I ivnowiana saia uie contention ine imucan nines lusiauir win that hearing, have not been held honor the Umpqua Hotel Coffee i on amendment, i, "only the ex- Shop next month for "outstanding ! cuse and not the reason for de-: service" and being a member of i lay." the organization for 20 years. At the same time, however.! Citation, will be presented at the Knowland virtually conceded rie- 16th annual Duncan Mines Family , , , .. . , feat in hi, effort to broaden the dinner in Chicago May 5. Twenty rural area five mile, southeast of hll flve member, of the Duncan Hine, Ua."a? , ,. .. ln it, statement the AFL-CIO Institute are those restaurants. A Love Joy, a entail community said he nion orRanjzation lodging and vacation place, listed in the same vicinity, hail stones js making substantial progres, in ; 20 year, ago in the Duncan Hines m 1 nA nn in (4nfli i inrhne rlnan . ... r . . .1 . . . . . .... Flash Floods Sweep Portions Of Texas (Continued from Page 1) The event' was organized and p't!L4p drif!' Jl inihe(" f,eP. i its fight against corruption a n d ! guide book, and still recommend k -r.-.i Hoodwater, drove 28 families r I, A in iau from homes in Richland Hills northeast Fort Worth suburb, and . . . another 15 from houses along the NO Injuries Apparent trinity River in south Dallas. That stream rose to four feet over it, 30-foot flood stage at Dallas. led in 1958. MOTOR OVERHEATS Roseburg firemen were called to nr 11a a. aftor a In.-no nn the series izecn inais oi ,y suffered burns early Saturday east fork of the Trinity broke State police reported no apparent injuries resulted from a one-car the home of II J. Jenkins 7.t se vi .... ....l ... f. j ' , accident on Highway 99 east of Kane SI when an eleetrie nnlnr farms north and east of Seagoville. wjnslon Saturday- I overheated. The call wa received ...vv. . vuB... ai a.sa inis mornins. ro aamase 1953 found at the scene as a total ; was reported. former Slovak lllinka guard mem- j r,r, their hnm ,n . .,,,ih. u-.i..P ai nnn. erf ainno cireoi. ' wreck. The car was registered i .... .. -..i . ....... . -; . : -" -.'-. r -. ..-..;. i...hil Mvhu r.aaL- u.-is iiu si-i.iu os iuuic U......K eastern Portland suburb was S feet l' inches. Two County Residents Back Lee In Candidacy ! Two Douglas County residents I Were announced today as members cle winch may drive a fourth I S. i JaM) , jn h, randlda(li ,,. satellite into orbit. i associate justice of the Oregon1 The 72-foot Vanguard has been Supreme Court, poised at Us launching sile fori l.ee. a Salem attorney, listed more than a week. It, pay load con- W allace B. Borrevik. Itccdsport, i sisls of a 21' i-pound sphere 20 inch-1 and Norman C. Workman. F.lklon. i es in diameter - about the size as Douglas County committee rep i of a basektball. resentatives. activities. Wallace said He expressed regret at his in ability to remain longer in Douglas County, hut said he had speaking engagements making it necessary that he hurry through the county. During his stay he contacted the World War II German occu pation. Prague Radio reported. In the five-day trial at Ranska Bystrica, the defendant, were ac cused of treason, murder and highways for a time at Bryan. to Curtis Marshall, .Myrtle Creek . The southbound vehicle apparent- ditch at the left T.l'.. .n - k...n,t.l ..Ink... Cn.inn. nA T.,ln. .n,l .. k .....j a i . ;i..,. ...k. . ly veered into v i, ....lit. i nil., tin... ui'l IT UUIIIS ...-. v......-., nnur ..... umuiti. - , , , , . , on a third of her bodv was Mrs. chose lo remain in their rural hand s.lde,.of thf road, then came Bernadine Rocks. 29 ' store rather than leave by boat. ' ? rest after striking a bank on She suffered the burns carrying The Louisiana - Arkansas Rail- "" -""- complicity in the killing of several hc"r 4.Inrlth old son to safely. The road suspended movement of all 'aid officers. Police said the driv hun,lred Slovak citizens , bov was burn0,, on he lands and but work train, on the east end ef of the car was not at the scene Ihe first trial in this series. which ended April 18 at Bratis lava, resulted in four death sen tences and prison terms rancing number of party around Roseburg leaders in and defendants from II to 25 years for nine other. fron, clltlhm), hanging on a dryer on one side of his body. of its Texas division. Tracks were "l ,ne ,,me UI "x mvcMigduon. The father suffered bums on his under water between Cason and feet : Pittsburgh and hetween Avinger Ihe blaze apparently started and Hughes Springs THIS IS NOT A 5 DAY SPECIAL WE DO NOT CUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL GET MORE FISH! But Every Hour 22lio Off List Price Every Day 33 Vj Off List Price Always 33' j0o Off List Price ON ALL OUR FISHING SUPPLIES 33 OFF LIST PRICE YES! Yju Always Pay Less At Your ROSEBURG SURPLUS STORE SO WHY PAY MORE Save 33,i"o On ALL Fishing Items And Pay LESS At Your Roseburg Surplus Sales 629 S. E. Cost Ave. Open Weckdoy. 9 to 8 P.M. Friday 9 to 9 P.M. Open Sundoyi 10 to 6 P.M. Under NEW, EXPERT MANAGEMENT Lei Roots Jim Yoder Supreme Court Slates 'Law Day' Observance l aw Dav I S A . the lecal pro fession s answer lo Russia s May Day celebrations, will be observed in Oregon with special exercises m Ihe Oregon Supreme Court Ceorse Neuiier. R.rsehurg Attor ney and president of the State Rar Assn. will introduce Jut ice tieorge Rnssman. chairman of the association's committee on Law Day. who will deliver the main ad dress. Chief Justice William C Perry will preside over the Salem affair to which the public is invited. Ihe committee has arranged special programs in courtrooms around the state and in school and civic organizations to present the pro fession's answer to Communism Oregon Senators' Urge Action On Access Roads in the living room, firemen said Damage was estimated at S2..i0. Candidate For Judge To Talk To Methodists HELIX MAN SPEAKER S. K. Brogoitti of Helix, a mem ber of the Oregon State Board of Kducation. will be the keynote speaker at a Douglas County School Board Assn. dinner meeting scheduled for 6:30 tonight in Fuller- WAS11IXC.TON if Sen Neu beiger iD-Ore) said Monday that he and Sen. Morse (D-Orel have sent A lent a joint letter to Secretary of Scorpion ' crashed' and I Agriculture Benson requesting a Ilnker Ar Korce Bae Robert (I. Davis, candidate for ton Elementary School. The Rose- circuit jude. will be guest speaker burg School Board is serving a, tonight at the Methodist Men's Din- host for the annual spring mecl- ner in Roseburg. mg of school administrator, and OKLAHOMA CITY .t An K89I) The affair is scheduled to focu, board member,. Piane Crashes. Burns; Only 1 Occupant Hurt v-fMoum mus tot ikusufnt wrE hflo During ih( pehioo kom ii pn ?t THss mit . i. fos mr :ou owing. Original Section Eu miu on Garden of Meditation MHUOt tUIN SHItH Garden of Communion IMNCIS C V.9IGII BlNJAMIN ZE:0R Roseburg Memorial Ca.Jens burned on the achievements of youth in tim,inu Ihe community uilh snenal rerne- I.nn in Ihe Koresl Service', ... , . . ... t- ... tl. u '-----I V ancr me pnoi rone ine oisaoied onio" "i oi. ocuui.s. .one win ut timber access road program The Oregon senators said U protects, totaling 13.0.U.0O0. could cralt to the ground and the radar charter presentation as well as man parachuted. recognition of Scouts and their lhe pilot. First Lt D. A. Pier- leaders. rnrtav nignt. uavis spoKe on me the twin-jet plowed into a ravine, operation of circuit courts at a First Lt. C. F. meeting ot ine soutn uougias r arm , landed unhurt Bureau in the Azalea (Irange. He in a citv street. noted thai such oflices are and k,n7mT"Li t nw j B,,,', m,-n are meinhers of the , should remain non - partisan. tiL-Vs. I. ,, 'Air National Guard's 176th Fight- "There is no room for polities In Ir.VNA ..ri The Romanian r.iirn,, c,Hr.,n . iv?,... such n.rition." he said. Air rorce Base. Madison, Wis 1 ause of the crash was not be nut under contract within 90 t.n,.f( rin,,.!.. ii .1, i.i ,n" ,wln'. only Sl.Otia.tmO in contracts so far, , Aschenbrenner ine icuer saiu. ituniunt Parliament opened session Mondav to entlorse Rus sia s demand for halting nuclear p,,' w-iNtpon tests. Radio Bucharest re-. port Booth Kelly Company Abandons Dorena Mill MONTCOMERY WARD ROSEBURC. ORECON PHONE OR 3-5553 When you can't "do it yourself" t .,. iki fRE installation V if yur homt it 3 buys this ELECTRIC RANGE vfomafic oil flit wayf it timivt, iieiltr.apaliead lolanted-Heel toki avta Waiit-high Dsdianl-Httt (ilti It Settaf 7-heat tailwt Mils Bill Oerding's Super Hardware Cor. Main & Washington OR 1 431$ BUYS INDIAN LAND KLAMATH FALLS r The COTTAGE GROVE f The t S Fish and Wildlife Service Booth Kelly Lumber Co. mill at has bought a 157-acre tract of Dorena. employing 105 men, is giain:: and timber lands in lndi- closing an lands near here lhe firm said shutdown of the C V. Nelson. Klamath Indian mill will be permanent. said the Booth Kellv has another mill at Aencv realty officer. price was $.'14 073 nearoy Springfield. IP 3 The Greatest Sfory Ever Told 1 him many posses-; ir i 1 I iA sed with devils He cast out the spirits with h i s word, and healed , all that were sick. Mat. 8:14-17. 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