Tlw OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon Wednesday Morning, February 14. 1940
PAGE EIGHT
Stock Session
Is Indecisive
Early Gains Are Erased at
Close; Average Is
Unchanged
NEW YORK, Feb. 13 -(JPl-Sto$k
lumbered through an ln
decisire session today with mar
ket leaders generally neglected in
favor of specialties.
. The .Hit pointed moderately
upward In the forenoon, as bright
nla - anil ' k rut nm statements
buoyed individual issues. Buying
power In most cases was unim
pressive, however, and early
sains of fractions to a point or
so were erased In many instances
at the close.
. The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was unchanged at
SO. 4. Transfers amounted to
S8S.180 shares against 1.099.740
last Friday when the direction
. was upward.
Studebaker and Loft were rel
atively strong performers, both
touching new 1939-40 highs.
Martin-Parry ; m a d e a new
year's high but if inlshed all even.
Modest advances were retained
by Cfown Cork, International
Mercantile Marine. Chrysler. Na
tional Steel, Montgomery Ward.
Sears Roebuck, U3 Gypsum, Un
ion Carbide, American Can.
Phelps Dodge, Union Pacific.
Standard Oil of NJ nd Texas
Corp.
Aviations such as Douglas and
United Aircraft dropped a point
, or so. Pan-American Airways
lost 2.
Among losers were US Steel,
Bethlehem. Youngstown Sheet,
Anaconda. American Telephone.
NY Central, American Smelting
and Goodyear.
Wheat Is Unable
to Hold Advance
CHICAGO. Feb. 13-(-Wheat
prices quickly stepped up a cent
a bushel today, but were unable
to hold gains and finished un
changed t o 4 cent under Sat
urday's close.
The early upturn largely re
flected yesterday's firmness at
Winnipeg, where prices climbed
about. V cent while the market
here was closed for a holiday,
and continued opening strength
In the Canadian market today.
May contracts here climbed to
fl.OOH.'Up but at that level
selling offers Increased and the
delivery thereafter remained un
der pressure, falling to a low of
9 8. July contracts, represent
ing the new crop, reached 97,
up a cent, and held up better
throughout the session. The com
paratively heavier pressure on
the nearby month appeared to
be partly Induced by fears of
wheat under government loan be
ing redeemed and sold In the
open market.
Wheat closed unchanged to
4 lower, May 18-;, July
16.
Where Turks Seized Nazi Shipyards at Istanbul
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' V s y - ' , I
Here is the German-owned Krupp shipyards at
Istanbul, Turkey, from which German technicians
were ousted by the Turkish government which also
warned that other German property In Turkey
later nttiontl Illustrated Newi Pbottepboto
would be seized "sooner or later." Turkey, non
belligerent ally of Britain and France and stalwart
guardian of the Dardanelles, put her own marines
in charge of the Krupp works.
I
Salem Market Quotations DePZ ZlTJIL
(Bnylnf Prices)
(The prices below eupplied hj local
grocer end indicative of the daily market
prices pud to growers by fialem buyers
bat are not .guaranteed by The
man.)
Bananas, lb. on stalk
Hands
Grapefruit, Arizona
Lemon i, crate
Oranges, crate
ATOcadoes, crate
VEGETABLES
(Baying Prices)
Beets, dos.
Cabbsge, lb.
Carrots, local, doi.
Camlif lower, local
Celery
Lettuce, Calif.
States
.05
.06 V
3.20
8.00
2.50 to 4 50
. 2. IS
Unions, 50 lbs.
Green c Lions, dos. .
Peppers, green
Potatoes, local, cwt., Ko. 1
50 lb. bags
Radishes
.24
.02
.45
1.10
2 25
25
.50
.50
.20
1 0
.50
.50
1.00
.85
.40
Farmers9 Meeting
Today at Liberty
LIBERTY One day In the se
ries of conservation program
meetings has been announced for
this section of the Salem terri
tory by Harry L. Riches, secre
tary of the Marion county agri
cultural conservation association
and county agent. Two meetings
will be held here on Wednes
day, starting at noon and con
tinuing through the atternoon and
night In gym bailding.
Information to figure the prac
tices and payments for all farms
for those desiring to cooperate
with the federal agricultural con
servation program will be given.
Payments will he similar to those
of 1939, but estimate sheets must
be filled out now for the 1940
farm program.
Plan Park Publicity
SILVERTOX Members of the
Sllverton Lions club have voted
to sponsor a project to give pub
licity to Sllverton as the "Gate
way to Silver Creek Falls State
Park." Serving on the committee
are Alf O. Nelson, Byron Royce
and Joe Gross.
fx i J
Spinach, Seattle, box
Sqoasb. doi .
Tnraips. dos.
OBAJir. HAT AMU
Wheat, bu , No. 1 recleaned .75
Oata. ton 20.00
Peed barley, ton 21.00
Clover hav, ton 10.00 to 11.00
Alfalfa hay. ton 14.00
Egg mash. No. 1 grade, 80 lb. bag 1.80
Dairy feed. 80 lb. bag 1.45
Hen scratch feed 1.80
Cracked corn 1.80
Wheat a 1 80
EGOS AND POULTRY
(buying Prices ef Andxesen't)
Grade A large, dos .18
Grade A medium, dos 15
Grade B large, dos .14
Pullets .10
Colored nena It
Colored frys .14
White Leghorn. heay .08
White Leghorn frjs - .11
White Leghorns, light .08
Old roosters 05
Heavy hcn. lb 11 and .12
Baying Price of Marion Creamery)
Specials, large 17
Grade A large, doi 16
Grade A medium, doi .15
Grade B large, doi .14
VndprgTadea and chex .12
Pullets 19
Leghorn hens - -07
Grade B raw 4 per cent
milk. Dairy Co-op price to
distributors, fl.80.
Butterfat, No. 1, S3 He;
No. 3, 81 He; premium,
4 He
A grade print, 8SHc; B
grade 34Hc; quarters 36Hc
Leghorn fryers, 1 V4 lbs ..
Colored fryers, 2 3 lbs
Colored kens
1PS 80 to
No. 2 grade 5c per lb. less.
HOPS
(Buying Prices)
1938, lb.
1939 . ;
.11
.11
.10
.15
.15
.15
LIVESTOCK
(Baying prices for V. 1 stock, kusd e
conditions and sales reported np to 4 p.m.)
Lambs, 19o9. tops 8.60 to 8.25
Lambs, yearlings 6.50 to S.00
Ewes . 8.00 to 8.50
Hogs, top, 160 220 lbs 8.00
8ows 8.75 to 4.00
Beef eows 6.00 to 6.50
Bolls . 8.00 to 8.00
Heifers 5.00 to 6.00
Dairy type cowa 8.50 to 6.00
Live real, lb .10
Dressed Teal, lb. .14
NTJT8
(Prices paid by Independent Packing
plant to grower)
PILBKRTS Barcelona, orchard run,
11c; jumbos, 14Vie; large 12c; fancy
lie; babies 10 He. Duchilly and Brix
nuts lc higher.
WALNUTS Orchard run: Franquettes
6-7c; soft shells 5c. Grades: Franquettes,
jumbo 13Vic, large 12e, fancy 10c, me
dium 8c; soft shell, jumbos 12Vc,
large 11c, fancy 9c, medium 7Vsc.
(Co-op Prices to Wholesalers)
FILBFHTS Du.l.i!!y, jumbo lHc; lgs
16c; fancy 15c. Brix nuts, jumbo 17c;
large 15c; fancy 13tiic; bsby 13c.
WJI.M'TS Franquettes, jumbos 17c,
large 15'ic, fancy 13c, medium 12c;
oft shelN, jumbos 16Vje, large 14V4c,
fancy 12 'jc, medium 11c; Mayctte, large
16c. Cascade Franqnette, large 12c, me
dium lie; soft shells, large 12c, fancy
1 1 4f. medium 10c.
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 13 (APJ
Produce exchange: Butter Kxtras ' - 1 a ;
tandards 32; prime firsts 31 Vs. firsts,
31.
Butterfat 34 34',.
Eggs 1-arie eitras IP; taidards 18;
medium estr 18; Manilards 17
Cheese: Triplets lb'?; luaf 17'4.
livrry 1 to 25 bbl. lots: fam:ly patents,
49s. 6.95-7.55; bakers' hard wheat, net,
9U6S0; bakers' bluestem, 5.40-5 60;
blended whtat flour 5,40-5.95 : soft wheat
5 05 5.10: graham, 49s, 5.50, whole
whest, A'.is, 5.95.
Portland Grain
(AD
t'lose
S6
white,
24.50.
No. 1
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 13
U h.,1 - Ocen High I t
Hsy , 86 K6 86
Cash irain: Oats. No 2. 38 lb.
25.00. Barley, Ko 2. 45 lb. BW,
Corn. No. 2. EV shipment, 28 00.
flax. 19SH.
Cash Wheat (Bid). Soft white 84 i :
western white 84 V; western red 84 Vj
"Hard red winter: ordinary 84; 11 per
cent 84S: 12 per cent 89; 13 per cent
94 Vi ; 14 per cent 98. Hard white Baart :
12 per cent 65; 13 per cent 1.00; 14
per cent 1.03.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 80;
barley 4; floor 9; corn 5; millfeed 7.
Be- your on
till t j- - Buy
t o m s Ik
f a 1 at low
balk prices
whcrfTcr you
lire.
ill i.if
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Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 13. (AP)
Connthy meats belling prices to retail
ers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers,
125 to 150 ;b.. 8 8c; Teslers, fancy.
15 15Vc lb.; light tlin, 1013c lb.; heary
10-lle lb.; spring Isrcbs, 1415c lb.; ewes
4-7 lb.; good cutter cows, 8 9e lb.;
eanner eows 7 Vs 8c lb.; bulls. 10-lVxC lb.
Lis Poultry Nrminal buying prices:
Leghorn broilers, 1 to IV lbs.. 13c lb.;
do 2 lbs.. 13c .b. ; fryers, under S lbs.,
13e lb.; do 3 to 4 lbs., 13c lb.; roasters.
oer 4 lbs., 14e; colored hens to 4 lbs.,
13c do orer 4 lbs, 12c; Leghorn hens,
under 84. lbs , 8c. oxer I li lbs, 8 c;
2 grade, 6e -ess.
Turkeys Selling price: Tlens. 16-18 Me
lb.; tons. 15c lb. Buying prices
osalmal. No. 1 hens, 15-15H lb.; toms,
14e.
Onions Oregon. 45 55e bag: Yakima.
40-45c per 50 lb. bag. Sets, white, 54
6e lb.; Irewn. 4i,-5c lb.
New potatoes Florida 3.60-2.78 per 50
ib. box.
Potttoes Takisua Gems 1.45-1.55; De
ackates 1.45-1 55; Klamath. 1.40-1.50;
local Whites. 80 85e box; Scappooso Bur
bank 1.25 cents).
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa. No. 1. 10.00 Son; oat-Tetch, 12.00.
Oregon, 16.0O ton; doeer, 11.00 ton;
timothy, eastern Talley 12.00-14.00 ton.
Portlnad.
Wool Eastern Oregon, fine 25-26e Ib. ;
crossed, 28 29c lb.; Willamette Talley,
13 Month 29 lb. ; lambs, 20e lb.
Mohair 13 months. S0 lb.; fall, 39e
pound.
Cascara 1939 peel. 4e lb.
Hope Oregon, 139, 35 lb.; 1938.
nominal.
Doaaastis Floar Colling price, city de-
Stocks and
Bonds
February 18
BOVD AVilAOE8
Cotnpiled by The Associated Press
SO 10 10 10
Kails Indus TJtil Porgn
Ket change. Uach A .1 Cnch A .4
Twoaday - 68.0 102.S 96.5 61.4
Prerioas say 68.0 102.3 5 61.0
bfowtb ago 6T.T 102.1 S6.1 60.1
Tear ago 58.9 99 8 S4.3 62.1
1949 higb 59 9 103.6 96.7 51.6
1940 tow 57.S 101.09 9.l 50.1
STOCK AVXSAOZS
SO 15 15 60
Indus Rails TJtil Stocks
No change A .1 D -2 TJweh L'neh
Tneaday 73.0 19.0 89.4 60.4
PrsTxraa day 71.9 19 2 84 9 60.4
Mentb are 70.7 18.8 89.3 49.7
Tear ago TL7 30.6 S7.6 60.3
1940 bigb 74.3 30.5 40.6 63.3
140 tow . 60.9 18.6 89.1 49.3
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. (AP)
(L.SD.VJ Hogs: Salable 500, total 850;
market about steady.
Barrows and gilts, gd eh.
120 140 lbs S
140 160 lbs.
160 180
180 200
200 220
220 240
240 270
270-300
do
do gd ch. 160 180 lbs
do gd ch, 180 200 lbs
do gd ch, 200 220 lbs
do gd ch, 220 240 lbs
do gd ch, 240 270 lbs
do gd ch, 270-300 lbs
do gd ch, 300 330 lbs
do gd-ch, 330-360 lbs
do medium, 160-200 lbs..
Feeder pigs, gd-ch, 70-120
Cattle: Salable 100. total
salable br,d total 25; steady.
Steers, gcod. 900-1100 lbs. 8
do med, 1100-130D lbs
do med, 750-1100 lbs
do common
Heifers, good, 750-900 lbs
do medium, 500-900 lbs
do common. 500-900 lbs
Cowa, good, all wts
do medium, all wts
do cut common, all wts
do canners, all wts
Bulls (ylgs excld ) beef.
good, all wts
do sausage, med, all wts
do sausage, med, all wts..
do sans, cut-corn, all wta
Vealers. gd-ch, all wtt
do com -med, all wts
do enll. all wts
Calres. gd ch. 400 lbs. down
do eora-sned, 400 lbs. dn
do coll, 400 lbs down
6 00
5.501
5.60 u$
8.00 (fi
6.00(0
5.50 4
5.25 ((j
S.15(y
6.00 'S
4.90 i
5.35 '5
4.50
6 50
5.75
6 25
6.25
6.25
6.00
5.75
5.50
5.35
5.25
8.00
6.16
150; eaWea
8.25
7.35
7.00 y
6.50(tj
6.50 (VJ
6.75(01
5.50 (0
5 25(j
4.7.1
4.00
3.25(a)
6.25(3
5.50
6.000
4.750
9 00
6 00(g)
4.50
7.000
8.00 0
4.000
Sheep: Receipts 50; scattered
steady.
Lambs good to choice $
medium and grod ,
Common
Ewes, good choice
ComnQB meal in m
Ewes, good choice
Coma. on medium
8.00(9
7.500
6 250
8.250
1.750
8.250
1.750
8.60
8.25
8.00
7.35
7.35
7.75
6.76
8.50
5.50
6.00
4.00
6.75
8.00
6.50
5.50
11.00
9.00
6.00
9 00
7.50
5.50
ales
8.50
8.00
7.25
4.25
S.25
4.25
8.35
Wool in Boston
BOSTON. Feb. 12 (AP) (USDA)
Extremely little new business was being
transacted on the Boaton wool market
today. Country-packed, three-eighths and
quarter-blood brigh fleece wools, offered
from the country at abont 40 to 41 cents,
in the grease, deliTered to users, re
ceived bids of 38 to 89 cents. There were
only a few nsera that mad these bids
and bidders were interested owly jn com
paratirely small quantities of wools.
Trinity Church
Gives Luncheon
SILVERTON The February
fellowship honr luncheon was
well attended Sunday noon at
Trinity church with hosts Includ
ing; Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs, A. Hsere, and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Esther.
Rer. M. J. K. Fuhr serred as
program chairman. Palmer Tor
rend of Hillsboro addressed the
group, speaking of his work as
assistant county, agent in Wash
ington county. Vocal numbers
were giren by Trinity Lutheran
quartet composed of Rer. Fuhr,
Oscar Saturn, Melrin Satrum, and
Clifford Almqalst.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-JP)-Colonel
John C. Lee. North Pa
cific division army engineer, has
been assigned to review reports
on Depoe Bay, Ore., to determine
advisability of modifications. Ma
jor General Julian L. Schley,
chief of army engineers, announced.
Back From Washington
WHEATLAND Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Scott, Vernon Scott and Mrs.
W. B. Magness of Wheatland re
turned Friday from a five-day
motor trip to Yakima, Wash.
Hop Growers Are
Benefited by War
Polish! Supply Eliminated ;
German, Czech Hop
Areas Curtailed
WASHINGTON, Feb. l-F)-Paclfic
coast hop growers have
benefited from the European war
because of virtual elimination of
Polish hop areas and curtailment
of German and Czechoslovakia
shipments, the department of ag
riculture informed Representative
Hill (D, Wash.).
"The United Kingdom." the de
partment said, "is by far the big
gest market for Pacific coast hop
exports and during the last sea
son took 2,400,000 pounds out
of the total exports." The de
partment said, however, that
British war decrees prohibited
Importation of hops without spe
cial license and the granting of
such licenses until "further notice."
Germany and Russia have tak
en over most of the Polish hop
fields, the department reported,
and reorganizing of the Industry
in Germany proper, Sudetenland
i nd Bohemia should decrease
hop-growing areas.
The report said Yugoslavia
seemed likely to become the prin
cipal source of exports If condi
tions permit.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Feb. lS-fT-Today'a closing quotations:
Al Chem k. Dye180
Allied Stores 8
American Can 114
Am For power 1
Am Power & Lt 4
Am Rad Std San 9
Coml Solvent
Comwlth & Sou
144 National Dist
1 Natl Power & Lt
Consol Edison -32 Northern Pacific
7 Packard Motors
64 J C Penney
10 Phillips Petrol
24
8
8U
3
89
40 Ys
Consol Oil
Corn Products -Curtiss
Wriht..
Am Roll Mills 154 Douglas Aircraft 82 Press Steel Car 12 U
Am Smelt & Ref 49 Du Pont de N....183 Pub Service NJ- 41 'a
Am Tel & Tel 171 Elec Power & Lt 6 Pullman 27
804 General Electric 39 A Safeway Stores- 49
10 General Foods -48 Sears Roebuck 85
27 General Motors.. 54 Shell Union 11
5 Goodyear Tires.. 22 76 Sou Cal Edison.. 29
23 Great Northern.. 23 Southern Pacific 13
6 Illinois Central- 11 Standard Brands 7
Am Tobacco
Am Water Wks
Anaconda
Armour 111
Atchison
Dramatics Qub
Will Give Plays
NORTH SANTIAM The Dra
matics club will present a pro
gram consisting of three one-act
plays, "Mothers Will Interfere,"
"Speak to My Heart" and "Don't
Mention Pigs" at the school
house, February 14. Proceeds will
go toward the clubhouse which is
now being built.
The Jolly Neighbors club will
meet Thursday at the Arden Ham
mer home.
Mr. C. F. Scofield was surprised
at a birthday dinner honoring his
76th birthday given by Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Scofield. Covers were
laid for the honor guest, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Scofield and Mary Car
oline, Willis Scofield and Robert,
Wilda and Glenn and Lucille
Smith of N. Santiam. Mr. and Mrs.
I Roy Scofield and Gene of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scofield and
Barnsdall
Bait & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel 76
Boeing Air 23
Borge Warner 23
Budd Mfg 6
California Pack 26
Callahan Z-L 1
Calumet Hec ....
Canadian Pacific
Caterpil Tractor
Celanese
Certain-Teed
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
ll.Inep Copper 12 Standard Oil Cal 24
31 Int Harvester 56 Standard Oil NJ 44
Int Nickel Can .. 36 Studebaker 11
Int Paper & P Pf 57 Sup Oil 2
Int Tel & Tel.... 4 Timk Roll Bear.. 49
73 Trans-America - 5
3 6 Union Carbide - 84
49 United Aircraft- 47
Lig & Myers B..107 United Airlines- 15
Loew's 36 US Rubber 37
Monty Ward ...... 64 US Steel 68
Nash Kelvinator 6 Walworth - 5
National Biscuit 24 Western Union- 25
National Cash .. 15 White Motors .. 11
Natl Dairy Prod 16 Woolworth 41
6
5
61
28
6
40
86
Johns - Manville
Kecnecott .
Libbey-O-Ford
Albany
Woman's
Rites Are Held
ALBANY Mrs. Alice Adelia
Thompson, 84, passed away at
her home here Sunday night. Fu
neral services in charge of Dr.
D. J. Ferguson were held at the
Fortmiller chapel Tuesday aft
ernoon and the body is being sent
to Mrs. Thompson's former home
in Grand Junction, Iowa, where
final rites will be held and bur
ial made. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Vandeventer of Albany are ac
companying the body east.
Mrs. Thompson was born In
Moscow, Wis., May 16, 1855.
From Wisconsin she went to
Iowa 8where on December 25,
1877, she was married to Alex
ander C. Thompson at Grand
Junction. Mr. Thompson died on
January 29, 1932, and for Jhe
past seven years Mrs. Thompson
had made her home in Albany.
She was a member of the Pres-
Phyllis and Richard of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scofield and
Charles and Raymond of Rose
burp, Miss Beulah Powell of Mon
mouth and the host and hostess.
byterian church of Grand Junc
tion. Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Jessie Vanhorn of Orten
ville, Minn., Mrs. Fannie Mack
of Ogden, Iowa, Mrs. Gertie Pot
ter of Jefferson, Iowa, Mrs. Cora
Wessling of Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mrs. G. W. Vandeventer of
Albany; two brothers, T. Smith
of Brooklyn, NY, and Archie
Smith of Albany, two sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Glassey of Albany
and Mrs. Carrie Peninger of
Grand Junction, Iowa, and 24
grandchildren and 23 greatgrandchildren.
Decision Up Today
in Bus Wage Case
PORTLAND, Feb. 13 -()-,
Wag increases and decreases
were proposed by the Oregon Mo
tor Stages company today in its
arbitration hearing with the AFL
motor coach employes union.
The company's buses' serve Eu
gene and Salem as well as other
parts of the state.
A decision on the proposals
will be made tomorrow by Will
iam Brewster,- arbitration board
cha'rman.
Although the company's value
1- - mounted 609.5 per cent, it
has Increased its 1931 Investment
cnty to a $40,000 capitalization,
Jerry Simpson, union attorney,
told the arbiters. The company's
1938 revenue was $408,672 but
the union "had to battle" for
each pay Increase, Simpson said.
Plan 2 Buildings
at Tongue Point
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-JPh-A
seaplane hangar and a small
craft utility building are sched
uled for completion at Tongue
Point. Ore., during the 1941 fis
cal year. Rear Admiral John H.
Towers told a house appropria
tions committee today.
Towers, chief of the navy de
partment bureau of aeronautic,
said that one small patrol based
permanently at the Columbia riv
er station would be housed by
the facilities.
Tongue Points items included
new construction $85,000, auto
motive equipment for station up
keep and fire protection $10,000,
narracks, mess hall, nangars, ad
ministration and other buildings
$78,700.
Faced With cm Emt)rQ6ncy
You need money, quickly.
Loans at Low Interest
STATE FINANCE CO.
344 State Phone 9261
lie. S-216 M-222
POLLY AND HER PALS
By CLIFF STERRET
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MICKEY MOUSE
By WALT DISNEY
In spite
OF PLUTO
BEIN6 SA.FELY
LOCKED IN
THE CELLAR,
ONCE MORE
THE EVIDENCE
OF CHICKEN
DINNER IS
FOUND IN
HIS HOUSE!
OWERMINED TO GET TO THE
uV BOTTOM OF THE MYSTERY, MICKEY
TURNS WATCHDOG. HIMSELF!
FINALLY, AFTER A, LONG WAJT ?!
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POMES MORNING. II VELL. F'Rl "
Lfo I FELL ASLEEP
HAPPENED AGAIN f BUT THURSDAY
HASN'T EVEN MOV6D!
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By BRANDON WALSH
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