Monday, August 1, 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
WALLOWA
I PERSONALS
V . By Aim, C. A. Hunter
? (Observer Correspondent)
WALLOWA (Speclal)--Members of
the American Legion auxiliary gave
a benefit bridge, .party Thursday at
the home of Mrs. O. T. McDantel
with Mrs. Rots Hood, general chair
man. There were ten . tables for
cards, Mrs. Ottmar Prick holding high
score, Mrs. Eld on Shillings, low. Sev
eral out of town guests were present
Mrs. Dud Lewis and Mrs. Sanford
Chapman, of Los tine, and Mrs. A. B.
Amlnlno and Mrs. C. L, Booth, or En
terprise, Mr. and i Mrs. : Edwin . Marvin and
family and Mr. and Mrs. John Brat
ten and family motored to Wallowa
, lake Wodncsday and enjoyed a picnic
supper nt the A. B. Amlnlno etimp.
Miss Virginia Hunter and James
Woodruff went to the lake Saturday
and will be guests of Mrs. Margaret
McDonald over the weekend.
. ' Mrs. Barton Wade Is a patient at
' Jtlio Enterprise hospital suffering from
' an infection In her face caused by a
bee sting.
' Mrs. W. P. Poole returned Sunday
from Hlllsboro where she spent a
month with her daughter; Mrs. Leo
Red.
The Eastern Star picnic which was
held Friday evening at the Izaak Wal
ton league park was attended by 100
people and proved to bo the-most en
joyable event the chapter has spon
' sored this year. Members of- both
the Masonic and Eastern Star orders
were Invited. Games were provided
; . .'. for the children and the men engaged
i , Jn a- baseball game until the picnic
.. dinner was ready. . The meal was
served cafeteria style from a table
loaded with good things to eat and
E. J. Rlnker and Edwin Marvin pre
sided at the ooffee table. Jessica
chapter Is planning to make the fam
ily summer picnic an annual affair.
JamcB Woodruff, of . Portland, Is
spending a two weeks vacation at the
C. A. Hunter home.
. Li'-fcylo Baird has returned from
.summer school at Monmouth and Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Baird. He has been elected prln
t clpal of the- Condon, schools for the
' coming year.
Harold Norogaard. of Zumwalt, was
here ,on business several- days this
week. ,
Mrs. Olen Allen and baby daugh
ter, Glen da, returned to their home
at the Miller hotel Tuesday. Since
they left the hospital they have been
with her sister, Mrs. Courtney, of
Lostlne.
Mr, and Mrs. George Coleman and
son.-of Powwatka, spent several days
with . relatlvos here this week.
Joe Fisher and Reld McLean left
Tuesday for a fishing trip In the
high, mountains, expecting to be away
a week.
Bill Doak, of The Dalles, returned
home Friday after a t?n days' visit
at the Dr. George Dael home. He was
accompanied by Miss Lilian Dale who
will spend a few weeks In The Dalles.
: M.lss Agatha Marvjn Is spending. her
f vacation at .Wallowa -lake camping
1 " wlth-'MT."Ai'B.Amlnino and Mrs, C:
L. Booth, 'of Enterprise.
" " Miss Zelma Plnss, oi Chicago, who
Is spending the summer in Oregon,
and has been here the past month,
left Friday for a two weeks visit In
Portland and Klamath Falls, being
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Giles Plnss, her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Herman Plass and -two small daugh
. ters.
Mrs. Margaret McDonald, of Wal
lowa lake, attended the benefit card
party Thursday night. She remained
over -night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hood returning home Friday.
v Would Need Sympathy
"! .. SDvory pHsaenger," snya nn nvlV
tlon oftlc.nl, "receives n small 'piece
of .cotton n,ri( n pnekne of gum."
Our sympnthy Is with the excited
traveler who chews the cotton nntl
puts the gum in his enrs. Ks
f change.
Hats
$5.00
wm
COME TO
Hotelssembly
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S E A T T U E
Ample Parking
i Qutot location yet closo to
- everything.
Rates from $1.25 per day
American Plan
1 J2.00 to ?3.00 per day
V ' Beautiful Dining Room
. and Coffee Shop
8. B. CHRISTIE. Manager
Stetson
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Baseball Standings
lly the Associated Press
'COAST LEAGUF." !
W. L. Pet.
Portland ....75 48 .610
Hollywood 70 53 .668
San Francisco 64 66 .638
Los Angeles - .....66 67 .633
Seattle 67 65 .407
Sacramento ....6S 67 .466
Oakland 63 70 .431
Mission .48 74 .393
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Pittsburgh 69 40 .598
Chicago 63 45 .641
Philadelphia 53 60 .516
Beaton 51 49 .510
Brooklyn 60 63 .400
St. Louis 47 62 .476
Now York 46 63 .450
Cincinnati 44 61 .410
Gamblers Throw
by Euiiacz L. AdcvnA-
' SYNOPSIS: Jerry Calhoun and
Nancy Wentutorth are - taunted
after their secret marriage bu '
Hmpv Ashwood, who had in
tended to marry Nancy. - AshvooA
has kidnaped he' and five men,
one of whom has been murdered,
and holds them on an island for
raisom, Lnccl. a anuaslcr. one .
or the prisoners, hopes to out-
trick Ashicood.
Chapter 2D i " ,' .
SUPPRESSED HATE
1 HP YOU'LL excuse us, We'll so out
' on "the porch," Jerry told Ash.
wood. '"Wo find the room crowded."
He turnod to Nancy, who, repress
ing a start ot surprise, rose Instant
ly and put her arm thruugli Ills,
"Why not. Indeed';" agreed the
cripple. "I thli'U It Is duly rucorded
In the 'Book of Htinuetto', tliu' the
young couple should invariably sit
for an ho-i. or two Easing starry
eyed al til j moonlight. If any."
- Jerry stood there hi hesitation, his
soli control worn- to a llilnidgo by
the subtle lathis. If Aslnvood hud
only been of Lncrt'8 build!..' What
pleasure he voi:ld take In -beating
li i in down! Nancy's slight presiure
on his arm brought 111 m 'laitt to
rcaBoti. Me iunvod inocliliKiy. unit
followed Ills wife out Into the nark.
IIC88.
Hamilton svept his seven r.0ws ii
cards together placed j tlw deck
meticulously In the upper left cor
ner of the inble nntl. iiitiniiiirlng a
cou entlunal word ot apology, left
the room.
The wide, comfortable porch. In
Hie utter qul"l of the Inipi'. i.igut.
was like a :io-er- of peace nflur the
llirolibiUK intensity of the IIvIiik
room. Nancy stepped to the rail,
silently surveying the long, spark
ling path of inounllghl across the
black waters.
"What do you tlilnlt Asliwooil
wlll do, 'Jorr Kite whispered.
"1 tloii't know, Nancy,"'' he an
'swercd lion'i.stly!"'''li hit liiiu hnrd
That's the only thing I'm :ure of.
I'm getting o I don't know what
anyone will do. Wo'rt all ytriiluiKl
to tlie snapping point. Word lias
percolated through the crou-i, thai
Aslnvood la (lying awny from here
tomorrow. ': here's been a lot ot
activity at tin hangar all nftornoaii
One-shot and -Hamilton have asked
me a dozen times whcthei we're
going to be released tomorrow or
not. Ashwoou lias said nothing
about It ana they're all afraid we'i'J
going lo bo left here while ho sets
away. It wo hnvo another hot ninli;
tonight, there's no telling what
may happen. The whole pl-.e: vi
brates with suppressed hate."
"If lie takes mo away tomorrow,
I'll jump out of Ills plane," she
burst out passionately,. "And if
I'm tied in, I'll jump overboard
from his yacht tomorrow night."
"Ho won't take you away," he
declared 1m:iy. "The first move he
makes toward you In the morning
I'll grab him with my two hands
and break his .back befor'o his guards
can pull a trigger. If I were posi
tlvo he still had It in his mind I'd
walk right In there and do It now."
"Please, Jerry," she .whispered.
"Aren't things bad enough now
without your adding to them before
It becomes necessary?"
Ho made no reply, being afraid
that if ho spoke at all, It wo'ild be
to say too much. He dared nol
oven look al her cameo-like pro
file icst ho loose the words which
trembled upon his lips. Far some
moments they stood there In silence.
At last:
"Nancy, you you aren't worrying
about tonight, are you?"
"1 don't know. Jerry" she con
fessed, hord!y above a whlspor. "I
was watching Ashwood's face when
be listened to your announc. lrrcnt.
I.e's going to make it as difficult
as he can for ns. If only o-it of a
perverse wish for revenge."
"Well," ne rjnlured. cursing him
self for hit fumbling about in a
difficult' sltuutlon, "we'll have to
make a pretense or being rcall
married, you know, or all this bus!
ncss won't do any good."
Why couidt'l he express himself
to girls as be could to men? If be
wero talking to a fellow, now, he'd
have no L-oub.e. Out here he was
floundering llko i silly kid. making
It more dllllcult for her Instead of
less. His checks were hot. too. It
was fortunate that the night hli. bis
face. He'd give his share of the re
ward, right now. it Luccl oi Mai
lory were to stride out on tho porch
and give him temoone to poke at.
"Listen, Nnmy." he added. "You
go to bed early. After you've gone
to sleep I'll Just creep In and stretch
myself on the floor right igalirat
tho door. Vou'll never know I've
been there."
She was still silent. The pause
seemed interminable.
"Poor little girl," be mm mured
AMKU1CAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Now York 68 ' 33 .673
Philadelphia -. 01 42 ' .692
Cleveland - 68 42 .680
Washington 66 46 .654
Detroit 61 46 .626
St. Louts 48 64 .480
Chicago 83 64 . .340
Boston 26 73 363
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Washington 8, Chicago 6.
New York 13. Detroit 8.
Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 0.
Yesterday's ltcsttlte
' At Portland 6-6. Mission 2-4, sec
ong game ten Innings.
At Seattle 6-6. Hollywood 7-1. first
game 13 Innings. .
At Los Angeles 10-2, Oakland 6-13.
At San Francisco 4-5, Sacramento
6-4.
soothingly. "But by tomorrow night
It'll probably be all over." .,
She suddenly became rigid and
stared through- thu darkness.
"Look!" she whispered, clutch
ing his arm, "There's someone down
there in the palm grove, crawling
on his hands aud knees."
'Jlo peered In the dlrectlcn indi
cated aud saw a faint blur ugalnst
the darker background of the trees.
As he watched, it moved, progres
sing vory slowly through the saw
grass toward the black bulk of tile
hangar.
"That may be the bird wli". killed
Wllilnius mm tho gua;'d," he whis
pered. "You stay right here 'on
the porch until I come back.
"I'lease. please be careful, Jerry."
sho whispered. '
He pressed jet- hand reassuringly,
then vaulted over the rail, landing
with cat like silence ri, tho resilient
sand. In another Instant, he was
tiptoeing in -i.e dircuthin taken by
the crawling man Hurrying ni first,
then slowing nis pace as no caught
sight of the man he was pursuing,
ho dropped t- his hands ana knees,
creeping cautiously from t ie shel
ter of one palm trunk to another.
Sand burrs punctured His knees,
olhoivs and bare hands like a
thousand tiny needles The hangar
was nol fur distun now. He tieard
u -faint hiss from tile man before
lihn. A door In tne side nf Hie long,
low building ns opened. The muu
hissed again. Tl.ero was n ni i-ent's
pause, then Jerry saw the crcn lilng
llgurc rlso dud enter tho hangar.
The door was clo- ed
-blill cxertlii.i the utmost cure lest
he rnttle fallen pnlm lonvng and
in'vlte the deadly probing of nia-cliiiie-gun
bu, Ida. the pilot filched
his way to tlu shlo of the bjildlng.
Then he begun a slow, 'cautious
jouruoy around lis matcliod-bonrd
wiill In the uopi. ot II nd I ug a van
'tagupot where he might overbear
what was going nu within.
Ah! Luck! He full nil that the rear
of tho hangar was protected only
by a thick thntch of pulm leaves.
An effort, h decided, to minimize
tho force ot tropic storms. The
open back would . allow the winds
to sweep through unhindered, les
suiiin.i; the pressure against the
structure. Froni'lho other iido of
'he thatch h- could hear the mur
mur of voices. Leaf by leaf he
parted the barrier Willi his hands
aud burrowou his way toward the
Interior.
". , . you gjys will bo outa luck,
nothing else!" It was Lucci's voice.
Unmistakabfo, that sound; ho would
havo recognised It anywhore.
"How'll we bt outa luck?" dial
longed a strange harsh volco. Jerry
held bis breath. New complica
tions I
"Well, I supposo Llmpy's going
to remember you In his will, hey?"
It was Luccl, again, his tono vibrant
with scorn. "What aro you going
to do when ho ma'tes his fade-out,
hey? He's going to lam for his
swell private yacht and retire, he
says."
"Aw, Llmpy's treated us right!"
A new voice entorcd the discussion,
but thore was an undercurrent ot
uncertainty In the statement that
Luccl was quick to dotcct.
"What do you mean, trpatod you
right? You're a good pilot, ain't
you? You could have made twice
as much flying for my mob ns you've
got now, and you wouldn't be Iccing
a shift for niirsclt, now, cither.
Sure, Llmpy'3 split with you hlnlB.
1 split with mine, too. Li3ten. you
ghys: I'll In) you five to ono that
I've split grai.ds with my E.ms while
Llmpy's been splitting centuries."
"Maybe so." agreed tlio doubtful
oho, who was, apparently, one of the
pilots of the amphibian. "Bu your
men get bumped off so fast the
money don't 1o thou, uny good."
"Pah!" Lucci's volco wi con
tomptuous. 'A few torpedi.es and
muscle men get too Blow Irawlug
their heats and the other guy foxi
away first. That Isn't what I '. ant
you for. I want you birds to. the
smooth stuff. Tho hrnln work, see?
Murphy, here, will boss the ilock ol
new flyers I'm getting together. This
aviation racket is a new one to mo,
but there are millions In It and I'm
going to hop on It good. The rest
of you will bo collectors and Tommy
men. And," ne added significantly,
"you can trust me never to Inm out
on you wlici. things get hor and
leave you to shoot It out with the
dicks, soe?"
"What do wo stand In make II
wo come ovo to you?" This was
from a man who had not spoken
before.
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Tht ganostert plot an cttack on
the house, In tho next Installment,
and jerry and Btavent strengthen
their defenses.
Obituary '
' JAMES BARNEY (it'IATANI)
(Contributed) -Funeral
services for James Bnrnoy
Qutnland were held Sunday after
noon at a o'clock at tho BuodBMBs
and Zimmerman mortuary with Rev,
W. H. Hertzog, pastor of the First
Methodist church, officiating. Paul
Knautz sang. Burial took place In
the family plot at tho Masonic ceme
tery. Mr. Qui nl and was born In Kentucky
April 22, 1873 and was &P years, three
months and six days of age at the
time of his death.
When Just a young man ho moved
to Oregon with his parents, tho late
James and Belle Qutnland, Inter mov
ing to Union county where he made
his home since 1805.
He learned tho millers trade In tho
Pioneer Mill at Island City where he
was employed for a number of years.
Ho also worked at tho La Grande
Flouring mill which is owned by the
same company. From here' ho went
to Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., and
then to Reno, Nev., where he fol
lowed the same trade. Because of 111
health he was forced to give up his
position and return to Union coun
ty, where he operated the vld home
place known as the Midway farm on
the Island City highway which Is now
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wil
liams. Shortly after the passing of his
mother, which was in tho spring of
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TpO Mister Balloon Man Bcouty
Bnid. "We'll help you, If you'll
So ahead and tell us what work
wo con do. At least we all con
try.
"All I con see Is balloons galore.
It's puzzling, what you want us for.
Perhaps It's Just to use our lircath
and blow the balloons up .high."
"You're right," replied the man.
"You Bee, they must be perfect as
can be. If there are any holes in
them, I throw the things away.
"If you will think the task Is fun.
It won't be long till It Is done. I
have at least two hundred that I
must lest out today," ,
tT ET'S go, then," Duncy loudly
cried. "Just pile balloons
right by my side. My lungs ore
good and strong and I can blow
them np real fast.
"Give me - the ones In coiora
bright. I think they make a pretty
sight. I'd like to blow one 'way
up high, to sec how long 'twill last."
An bo It wasn't long until each
Tiny Btartcd In to fill the big bal
1016, ho and his father and sister I
moved to La Grande. Ho accepted a
position as head gardener at Hot
Lako'whero ho worked for five or six
years.
His father passed on March 20,
1026; ho was married to Ethel Moore
and this happy union was cut too
short b ytho sudden death of one
of sterling quality, generous to it
fault and Interested In everybody's
welfare. Those that have had per
sonal contact with him aro the ones
that know him best and appreciate
the friendship of such a fine char
acter which Is never forgotten and
lives always in one's memories.
Besides his widow, he leaves to
mourn his passing ono sister, Mrs.
Betty Kohr, of Boise; three brothers.
Charles, of Anaconda, Mont.; Lester,
of Yakima; and John, of La Grande,
and: other relatives and a host of
friends. '
' Fierce Eastern Cat .
(Tho fishing cut f Inillt. and Coy
Ion kills sheep mul Is wen mild to
carry off bnhlcs. Its chief diet, how
ever, consists of (Ish and Inrgo
nmrsli snnils. This member of (ho
cat family has cohrse fnwn-colored
fur spotted with blnck nml.is about
tho size of a large terrier.
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sity student aud hurdler on the
U. S. C. Olympic team, ts a Journalism
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PICTUQCS 4JOE KING
loons with air. It seemed that
every ono would burst.
Soon Windy shouted, "Mo, oh
my! My throat In netting very dry.
I've blown bo much that It has
given mo an awful thirst."
...
rpHE balloon man, with a friendly
smile, said, "Well, lads, why not
rest a while. I'll give you all a
drink of milk. That ought to tasto
real good."
He broueht It fnrlh ami ll.n.
bunch enjoyed It, with a bite of
lunch. Their new friend wailed
till they all had imn oil n...
could.
The others then hoard Scouly
cry, "There still aro lots of ual.
loom to try." Weo Duncy found a
long ono. When 'twas blown It
made him laugh.
"Oil, look." ho sllOllleil. ".Tlial
here. The ono I have Is very queer.
ine oincrs gazed and saw a very
funny, fat giraffe.
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Per line, each added conseo-
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FOR SALE
APRICOTS 2o lb., red bectti and beans
lor canning. Other vegetables. Free
delivery. Phono your orders . F14X1,
II. A. Fager," Ladd Canyon. 8-1-2 t.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 24 acre tract
In alfalfa claw hi. Price $3000.00,
Ettay terms. Phono Main. 000, Wil
liamson and Berry. 8-1-3 t.
A THRIVING LITTLE business In La
Qramlo. Ideal for man. and wife or
mother and daughter. A real bar
gain. Seo G. E. Barnhill. 8-1-1 t.
FOR SALE Weiuier pigs, C. C. Conk
cy, 400 M., P. O. box 670, La Grande.
8-1-3 t.
FOR SALE Pie cherries. Ph. 270 W.
7-30-2 t.
FOR SALE Light model sedan.
Cheap. Run only 14,000 miles. Inq.
3212 Cedar St. 7-20-6 tp.
FOR RENT
F N?m"":. cieim hoUB0.
1008 Cedar or 223 Fir.
8-1-0 t.
FOR RENT Strictly modem 3-
room furnished duplex, In best
restdentlnl district, Allen Duplex,
1507 4Ul. Main 643.
8-1-1 m.
FURNISHED or unfurn. 4-rm. house,
1300-lOth St., $13.00. 8-1-1 tp.
FOR RENT 7-rm. mod. houso, full
basement, hardwood floors. . Mod
erately priced. Phone Main 680.
' 7-20-t f.
STRICTLY MODERN 7-rm.. houso on
0th St. Inquire 1406 N or phono
434-J. 0-20-t f.
FOR RENT Nicely turnisned room in
prlvato homo, with oi without
meals, Mrs. Flnlay, Phone Main 007.
6-0-t f.
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clean up . your ashes, papers, eta
Phone 323-J. ' s-8-t I.
EASTERN OREOON Scuool ot Bluslo,
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P.' temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m
LA O HANDS MATTRiJM) ana Dphol
storing and Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph. 424-W. Clias. Edwards Prop.
ia-1-1 m.
PIANO EXCHANGE Wo will sell your
pinno for you, placing It on dis
play in our store. You sot. tho price.
For' complete details phono Main
. 805. Radio and Musio Supply Co.
. ' 7-0-1 m.
LOST
LOST Several keys on ring. Reward.
Return to P. O. 8-1-2 t.
FOR TRADE
TO TRADE 5-rm. houso on N Avo.
for smaller place. Phono M 073.
i 7-30-0 t.
TRADE: New electric washer for team
of horses. Call 1107 "Q" 8t.
7-27-0 t.
AUTOMOBILES
FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1031. Looks
llko new. Excellent mechanical
. condition. $316.00.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
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A very Inrgo proporllon of tho
wealth of the country Is passing
Into the direct custody of women,
by wny of gifts, Inheritance find life
Insurance. Woman's Homo Com
panion. '
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charged at 60o per line per month.
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MORE POLITICAL
-ARGUMENTS ARE
1 HEARD OVER U. S.
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would do had not been decided, San
ders added.
Tho a. O. P. assault on Roosevelt's
Saturday night speech' brought:
-Secrotary Mills of the treasury, ffs-
BOl'rt In WiiuViliiirt.n thnt. whnn tn
Democratic presidential candidate
talked about tlacal affairs of tho fed-
I'RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Complicated
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ernl government, end credit expan-T
nloii ne Knew not whereof ne spoke.
Senator L. J. Dickinson telling
Roosevolt by telegram Irom rAlgon)i
Iowa, that ho bollcved the New York
m
governor had "committed an amaH
lng deceit upon the American peo
ple" by saying the St, Lawrence we-'"''1
tcrwny was Included' In the Demo J
rrntio iin.mnliwmtnt nlnnlc. . . 1D'n
: Wutxon's Comment ' ; '
Watson, of Indiana, senate ltepub
llcan leader, Insisting at Chicago that ,.)(
Rooaovolt's program was "part .friend-
ly to. protection, part friendly to
Iree trade, while another part de-.j;
mando an International conference to.;'
uuiuniuno hu muu ruwtr huu iuat,
'It Is qui to mahifost he (Roosdvelt),
cannot defend tnem all.'
Democrats provided some news of
their ow. Oene Tunney, boxer, in''1
slstcd In a Stamford, Conn., speech1'
that tho Republican party Is '"using
ovory trick of a magician in a des-1'1'1
pcrnte effort to pretend that thlngsi,V
ate bettor." , Wh
It became known, too, that Rooso
velt will answer any Republican;1"
charges of radicalism with the asser-;'
tion that federal financing of rail-v,JI
roads, currency expansion, the farm'1'1''
board and other things sponsored byi-r,,v
Hoover certainly are In that class. ,om
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