The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning August 21, 1942
PAGETTVE
UCC Hearings Service Men
On Operating
Season Start .
Gordon Bressler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bressler of Salem, re
cently wrote his ! parents from
Australia that he had been pro
moted to corporal in the United
Hearings on 15 disputed rede- States armed forces.' He also said
Luu florist Ph. 9592. 1278 N. Lib. Boys, get your St,Stei
Local News Briefs
Permits Issued Building per-( Dallas Office Opened Mrs.
mits issued Wednesday and Thurs- J Vera Dougherty Is to be in charge
day included UK and Esther I of the Dallas branch of the em-
Decker, 507 North' 19 th, alter J ployment service which is sched
dwelling, $75; Nona Zliberg, 553 uled to open this morning. It is a
North 15th, reroof dwelling, $100; j branch of the Salem office and is
B. Fen wick, 645 Ferry, erect a (under the supervision of Richard terminations of ooeratinff seasons I that he, had been confined to a
chamney on apartment house, $85; i Fiekell, field man. The office is from 1938 to 1941 have been hospital with a sprained ankle.
fcd Thomson, 1810 North 4th, re-1 located in the chamber of com-1 launched by the state unemploy
roof porch of dwelling, $10. , , Imerce rooms. . ihr ment .compensation., coromissiorv! Daryl ColweU, son of Mr. and
t .1 ollioais announced nere., Tnurs-I ;irs. m. fj. tiweii, sum ,
route a-l, - , v'm finishid' hla toam-
i now. nave snencune moner una a i
Army Goods T a k H-Albert fall. See Orc Mff. of The States- Of.tbe protests, 18 were.fued jv - '
... - ' i - - - --c m, - ai. : j i am m mm - an Bviaimn
Tlrfliin a nlriir hnm a Inv - . 1 oj employers anu uie remainaer , .
told city police: Thursday that , D employes, hearings, seneauiea
someone had stolen both personal vomer upens rnaay xne rec- nrsi in, corvaius, uregon vujana
and army belongings from his mo- rational center operated each Dallas, will be held in 27 of Ore-
torcycle late Wednesday , night year at the Lakebrook hop yard pn's' 36 counties" during" the next
while he was attending a local wiU open the 1942 season Friday four months. V " ; " V
theatre.' Amon4he articles were under the supervision of Mar- , Payments of 140.790 already Mrs.N Mabel MaV of BrcoksT'was
several tools and ". an army " rain aret Grewell and Jim Glass. The J have been made to-seasonall home on a short furlough to visit
coaw j vuu riaimanui airecuy aueciea Dy uie i relatives ana menu, it wu
... i cv.i t uuji. icu c i uuuutu, i j vman sunreme coun neoision. i tit-ct visit name since ucmuer.
or nome see cu- uon pictures, ounaay scnooi ana Payments-in uncontested cases 1941. for Sgt Perkins, who en
Ml 1311 JmiTM -1 .iru1TV 1 nsrimn sitVio.. tiritm I . . . I.. ... ' ij
uiwua vuiu nuuun. i are Deing x e s u m e a, oui manj 1 ustea two yeacs ago. tie revumeu
I - I -1 1 ,i1t W k.M 1 1 A. 1.;. i ...ill. WIa Vi A
Koaa vrew i,m wu twii- i -vn I v. :i t K.on. I r- t j r ij
a1, j -1 v , V w 1 fh. 1A ,MK Cmal. '"-"'U'6J I Dier IVliSS XVUUl MU wi lo4u.
ty loau Bna utw iZiT?n mn 0 been completed and final re-
mi n ! 4Vian in man CrnintT I en S3.95 to S7.50. SlaclCS SO.95 TO I . . ...
Commissioner Ralph Girod said $8.50. Shirts $4.50 to $5.50. Men's I ' " - ,A,n Floyd Rudie, manager J of the-
Thursday. Normally approximate- suits $25.00 to $36.50. Top coats we o concerns wnuse 1 w Acklin- Bootery in Salem and a
t- A lw 4V,eU SIR SO nn Thnma Kav " uutmuus scuvua wc 1 momKT- nf th West Salem CUT
If OU 111C11 D1C UUVIVJCU . WW 1 1 - . , , w . " "
season, but no new oiling pro- Woolen Mill Retail Store, 260 S. I El as a resultthe Laymen de- council before entering the re-
. Where They Are
What They're Doing
aTlatlon mechanics'.
;scheL He b a former States
man employe.
Staff JSgt Lee H. Perkins, star
tloned at" Fort Ord, Califs ison of
1t are nlanned and onl natch- I 12th.
ing Jobs are to be undertaken,
Girod explained.
cision, 385 were xouna non-sea
sonal and the remainder were
given shorter off-seasons.
serve corps of the marines, was
in Salem on Sunday with a group
of men on their way to Indian
Known in Salem Rev; S. Dar
low Johnson, pastor of Leslie Bade benents are bemg paid 1 .... m,OT
I if-iu-j;.. i u 1 t moo I i 41 . i ;iJ I
It costs no more to use the best fTT T u V " " " "
Reroof now with Pabco Roofing. ? has Paor f a,n4 c 0 " 1 .nJ eyme
last five years, has been appoint
No down payment, 12 months to
pay. Ph. 9221. R. L. Elfstrom Co
375 Chemeketa St.
Drl Thomas W. Childs, son of
which seasonal restrictions have the late Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Childs
ed pastor of the Fremont Metho- been removed.
dist. church in Portland.
Election Order Ready Pre
pared by County Clerk Lee Oh
mart, an order officially declar
ing election of A. R. Coleman, R.
Last few days! Smart Shop's nAllwJNJKNV
summer "close-out sale" . . . Out-
standing Values. . . 115 N. Lib- REPORTER
1 Of
S. Kerr, Peter P. Kirk, Jesse -
JManegre and Claude Smith as di- Reckless Driving Charged
rectors of the St. Paul Rural Fire Virgil Maffie has been committed
of Salem, graduate of Salem high
school, who is on military leave
from his work as a forest patholo
gist in Portland with the federal
department of agriculture, has
been stationed at Camp Callan,
" San Diego, Calif., his sister, Isabel
Childs, received word Thursday.
Called to Duty
1
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JEFFERSON -T Lieut Olin Rus
: seu - MUler, artillery reserve,
has been "called for active duty
with the regular army. He left
this week for a training center
5 and is to be assigned io the
: artUlery school at Fort Sill,
Okla. Lieut MiUer Is the son
of C. H. Miller and a nephew
of Mrs. Paul McKee. He at
tended Parrish Gap. grade school
and Jefferson high school and
is a gradnate In lorging engl
neerinr at Oregon State college.
' He was among those receiving
r commissions last June,
Silverton Board
SILVERTON The Sflverton pyt ChOds. whose wife and two
protecUon area is to be presented to e county Woodburn TItT
HOPEWELL Loren Swenwold,
who is in training near Chicago,
is home on furlough. He expects
to be transferred soon.
to the county court Monday,
Canning Peaches ready; You pick,
Asninwall Orchards at - Brooks
Phone 21261. I:
justice court on a charge of reck
less driving, to f serve 90 days, !
pay a fine of $500 'and costs.
ing report Wednesday: I enlisted last month under the of
Certificates for passenger tubes fleers' training schedule for 3A
were issued to E. Jack, Mt Angel men.
farmer, one; Lillian Burnham,
Norman W. Frees, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Frees
of 1355 State street was com
missioned In the naval air force
at Corpus Christ!, Tex., recent
ly. Enlisting last October, Frees
received his preliminary train
ing at the naval reserve base.
Seattle. He was a student at
Eastern Oregon College of Edu
cation.
Apply now for paper routes. Boys Silverton farmer, one; Arthur
...u 1. st.. t.. 4nn 4Vi! I TTiifinTi Siltrernn f armor nnp'
aransierrcuM. 1 faU, see Mr . Oark at Statesman. Lela Mulkey, Silverton farmer,
J. Kennedy Wishart, pastor of . r w c silverton far-
xne uauas fivangeutm ciiitivii, 1 Aioiners 10 meet jviotners oi 1 trun
1 ' -1 ..tin. f. I r luei
lias uccu uwuiicu uu acuu service men in company r, iona nitat r tnr nH-
the generar church conference infantry, will hold a no-host Sup- solete tires to.Syvert Funrue. Sil-
iransiers mm.; laum per ai me oaiem xjvia oeptem- vprton farmer one Lela Mulkev
1 ra rt,rio w Woirhoi u nf 01 t nT..tu venon iarmer, one, iia aiumey,
. . : . " " "."I' ucr0, "-yf-J'"w Silverton farmer, two.
wno nas Deen m AiDany, wm ue 1 ivtn street, is in cnarge. nr. tn n T.
m cnarge w me um u"- . , . . CHvortnn farrviar tnm-1
are earning 3 at Salem Federal, Walter WrubleMt Angel farmer,
r c-rKK ovanmlict nf San Fr. c r ;v,t I two: E. S. Patterson. Silverton
nando. Calif., will speak Friday , farmer, two; E. Jack, Mt Angel Donald D. Strode, Lebanon, and
and Saturday and at two services unaaunan neiurns n. n. rtua- farmer, two; Joseph Schoenback- cnaries m. Agee, onenaan, nave
Sunday at the Pilgrim Holiness diman, executive to the Cascade ier, Scotts Mills farmer, one; Ar- entered coast " guard training at
church at Market and Capitol area council, uoy ocouis, reports thur Kuenzi, Silverton farmer, uonnevuie louowing enlistment m
streets. The public is invited and an enjoyaoie trip to ine Jfniimom two; Lillian Burnham, Silverton the coast guard reserve,
the services are' scheduled for scout camp in normeasi ew farmer, one.
Mexico as a representative 01 ine For truck recaps to Farmers , portt AND Orp Auir 20-
northwest. iTTninn nil ivrnmanv." Silverton. . 1
. - - - ' 1 jxavai enlistments announcea uere
Don't miss! Smart Shop's summer "vc "c" "v"w" Thursday included these Salem
Lester
vmnn farmpr. one tire: roruana
Choose your subjects. Thomas - Lient9 stolen The Willamette fieneral Electric. SilvertonT one
and Gregg snortnano, pooiuteep- Grocery company discovered the tire; J. Tolmsoff, Silverton logger, PORTLAND, Aug. 20.-P)-Re-
mg, omce inhumes, cn.. theft of two spot lights from one two tires and one tube: B. Smith, cent navy enlistments include
& Chemeketa bis. in. 0S8. of its trucks narked at Trade anrt u..n formor t;r onA tirn I Thomas A . Williams. Leonard E.
c - nuxik aaiui4 vn w uv vtwi -
Cottage streets, city police report- tubes: Farmers Union oil com- Schaeffer, Samuel A. Massey,
ed Thursday. pany, Mt AngeL one tire; Silver Vernon L. Hagedorn, Bill C
Dr. Moran, 158 S. Cottage, chiro- . .. . T to ' Itr ricnn .11 aiom- T?AKort T.
tels. Salem farmer, two tires and Kropf and Wallace H.. Usen
Smith Recovering Scott Smith, two tubes; C. Peterson, Silverton brandt Corvallis.
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ifal W1nMH9v Anmist . 19. at UWI,cr ui "le onum ruw com-1 logfier, unc me, v- oiciaa, oix-
the age of 66 years. Survived by puljr VVI1U "as senousiy ui venon iarmer, iwo ures,
7:45 p. m.
Investigate before you invest
visit the Capital Business College.
visit trie capital Business couege. thrpe- and for tnirk tirps '
See its up-to-date equipment and "close-cut sale" ... last few days rteoe'Ga n McBride Sil- men: F" Stupka'
learn of its stream-lined courses. ... 115 N. Liberty St L6. JSS J' Geer' Napoleon E' Van
Obituary
Laws '
Frank Laws, late resident of
571 Union street at a local hos-
f or the past week, has improved
sufficiently to be able to receive
visitors at home.
widow, Mrs. Lucille Laws of Sa
lem; two sons, Basil of McMinn
ville and Ferris of North Bend;
three step-daughters, Mrs. Clari
bel Albertson of Portland, .Mrs. ville roof p nothing down, 12 mo.
uioya namsaen ana - mrs. nana
Nichols, both of Salem; one grand
son, Ferris Laws, jr., of North
Bend, and three step-granddaugh- p TTtilitioa
or rviPM will Vu held Fridav - 11 Mills tJI.lXll.lC9
Increases Slated
PORTLAND, Aug. 20.-Kfl5)-Ma
rine corps enlistments announced
here Thursday, included Eldred
II. Bankston, Salem.
You can still buy a Johns-Man- T liiJliv.rta VA
pay. Mathis Bros 164 S. Com'l. J)jJg FniitS
August 21. at 1:30 p. m. from
Clough-Barrick chapel, Rev. F. C.
Stannard . officiating. Concluding
services, .Amity cemetery.
Engineer Leaves
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Landers, 89 f
Belmont are leaving to visit with
their son, Lt E. L. ; Landers, at
WASHINGTON. Aue. 20 -OP Moffit field, Calif. Lt Landers
Forthcoming increases in the price nas been in .the navy for about
ceilings on dried prunes," pears, two months. He was formerly a
peaches, apricots, figs and raisins doctor at Josepn,- ore.-
wprp annminrpd Wpdnpsdav hv
T. O. RusspII. ehipf of th pn- I ...
1 - i inp oirirp oi nnr anminisrraimn i n . m t m. ji t-.
Wittenberi " "."? " will raise the March. 1942. rriw r T. "
tT;ii i v! : vears. nas accented an assignment "u"lc .
v.an wmcuoerg, i " -' ZZT cemng, at ine packer level,-Dy 4K. tt aOT . M has hom in
dence,. 2987 Brooks avenue, oiaie! about 15 per cent Another regu-Z;;" " tti, mm
Thursdar: Aueust 20. at the aee" gmeers ana wui report at &eauie lat;nn w51i whoUcai d ""
, . s,,rvivPd bv widow. Saturday. - ZZZZZ-J ter.at San Francisco.
Mrs. Anna Wittenberg of Salem; Russell's duties here will be in relation to the packer prices.
four daughters, Mrs. Elsie Har- j taken over by David Dunn, as-J The action is designed to allow
rington of Evanston, 111-, Freda j sistant engineer. Prior to coming processors specified margins over
Wittenberg, Ade.la Wittennerg to Salem, Kusseu spent some time the support-buying prices to
and Juanita Wittenberg, all of Sa-1 in South America and later was growers, set previously by 5 the
lem; three sons, jynest witten- a resident of Eugene. ; agriculture department the OPA
berg, US army. Arthur, and Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Russell and their said, adding that "it is expected
ward Wittenberg of Salem; grand- daughter will live in to provide another link in the co-
son, James namngxonoi. jvans- Seattle ... . ordinated nroeram to encourage
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ion, in., ana nepnew, Den-mi. i I maximum production and distri
tenDerg OI &aiem. Announcements i Kiiha I bution.
. . . . i mmmm. a A M 9
later ny ciougn-Bamcic company. - The maior Dortion of the dried
MONITOR C h a r 1 e s Taylor,
United States navy, left last week
for Virginia."' '
Kreiticr To Mr. and Mn. Josenh fruit and raisin pack, which last
- in.. Jtreitzer. tayton, a daughter. Jan- vear totaled 500.000 tons, with a
Laura Rossi at Vallejo, Jiem General S7S00Q0QQ Ml llM, m u.
' in o w I .a, .. , , , , , ,
Rossi
Mrs.
STATION Robert R. Wake
field, superintendent of Stayton
schools,, has enlisted In the US
army, signal corps and will at
tend school In. Salem for three
months. He has resigned bis po
sition with the Stayton schools
but the school board has not
named his successor. ., , -
caw, f15: ru,T1:, Br"eX S " Mr-. Samuel taken this season by the military : WOODBURNBob IL Renin
WlOOWer, A. J. itOSSl OI vaiiejo; .,?P"Sr 5,"! forces and lend-lease, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Renn,
father and mother. Mr and Mrs. Maternity home. sales to the domestic trade may I has been awarded a gold star for
2, DaSsS the maitary exceptional work as an aviation
ftrs, uaiias mjboi comD , koss m;ge at Salem General hospital and lend-lease requirements have ' cadet He is in training at a field
Funeral home.
Smith Of Stayton and Wallace Lanfor To Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Smith with the US coast guard;
sisters. Miss Grace Smith, Miss General hospital. .
vr c;i, h.t,. T?rtca vo To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
&U Of Salem. Mrs. Mabel KOSen- I Annan Elaine. July 28 at Salem Gen-
berg of Los Angeles, Mrs.Lorena pTo , MrsrC.vid
Fisher ' of Portland and Miss Joy I b. Harnby. Portland, a daughter,
Smith of Stayton. Announcement n. uiy 24, at saiem General aos
of services later by the Rose Lawn I cauteanx To Mr. and Mn. Alfred
t Herbert caiiteaux, zu ntuxn zisi
street, a daughter. Frances Anne. July
20. at Salem Deaconess Hospital.
now
she shops
"cnsMiDcrair
Without Painful Backache
Maay ofttrera nfief amtsiac t)Aar1a
him rJ iimir trauiile bit be tirol kidnrv.
The kidaey axe Nrtun'l ehiet way
tag tae tacem texts aaa wuu w wte
biood, Tbey kelp ataat paopia paw aboat S
Kaea dlaordW ef kidaejr funrtSoa petmSta
tatter U rrmjua la to" ctooo, tk
been filled.
near Los Angeles.
Esch
Mrs. Muzzetta Esch, late resi
dent of 1130 Chemeketa, at a lo
cal hospital, Thursday, August 20.
Mother of Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Sa
lem: Mrs. Althea Drillon, Port
land. Mrs. Wilbur Daily, Port
land; Harry Esch, Salem; , sister
of William Miles, Portland, Mrs.
Calista Hancock, Gaston. Three
grandchildren also survive. Serv
ices will be held Saturday, August
22, at 1:30 p. m. from Clough
Barrick chapel. Rev. Dudley
Strain officiating. Concluding
services in City View cemetery.
Dojle '
Elizabeth Doyle, at a local hos
pital August 20, at the age of 54
years. Funeral announcements
later by Walker-Howell" Funeral
home. " . -. .
irr paiaa, Im oi pep aad eacfrr, fettiag p
Blita, aveUiac, puffiaeat tuxkr the eyaa.
keailacfiM ana ounaeaa. rreoaeet ar acifity
iimatra wit amarUac asa bonisc
tiawe aborn taer a am thing roaa iritk
your kidaye or blaadcr.
nm't waitl Aak tout dnurrwt far Deeali
Thu, aaed aoceeaafully by nmuoae for orcr
40 j-rara. Tbey kit aappy nuet aad vin attp .
11M 01 ataaer uoca auaa 1
tka 14 m Dm ei kidaer tubes Buaa oat Bon
wwaMlrai yew blood, Got Coaa'a JPuia,
Record Mark ; ,
For Payroll
Set, Oregon
Record mark for all time was
set by Oregon's industrial payroll
during the fiscal year which end
ed July 1, the stater Industrial ac
cident commission' revealed
Thursday. Totaling $265,967,180,
it topped by approximately $80,
(KJ0.000" the . $186,05424 payroll
for the year which ended July 1,
1941, and by more than $100,000,
000 that of! $164,176,340 for .'tbit
which dosed July 1, 1940. : r "
Multnomah county's payroll
was 49.72 per cent of the state
total, "followed by Marion with
6.89 per cent Lane with 6.07 jer
cent and Klamath 'with 3.55 per
cent. : - " -
The state's payroll in July,. not
included. in the total, was: $29,-
101,892r a gain of almost $10,000,
000 ' over July, 1941. Multnomah
county's payroll during the month
was $15,769,035, double the July,
1941, figure.
Marion county's industrial pay
roll the past- year was $18,329,333.
Attorney Limited
To One Faction
District attorneys have no au
thority to appear for defendants
in divorce cases where they rep
resent the state in the same pro
ceedings, Attorney General I. H.
Van Winkle ruled here Thursday.
Several requests for the opin
ion were received at the attorney
general's office. .
PUBLIC RECORDS
CIECIJIT COUET ;
Mina Alsman vs. L. M. Alsman;
order of dismissal on motion of
plaintiff.':.'..-'' ' :
Bemice Ruth Gaiser vs. Gerald
G. Gaiser; complaint for divorce
alleging cruiel and inhuman treat
ment, asks $100 attorney's fee and
restoration of former name of Ber
nice, Ruih, Brown; married, June
28, 1?42, m jrancpuver, Wash. ...
PKOBATE .CPUItT - ; - -
Josephine A. Bruzas estate; ap
praised at $441.70. by .Walter S.
Lamkin, - Bessie M. Elofsbn and
Ruby. W.- Emery; . .order directing
Ronald C Glover", administrator.
to make, execute and deliver deed
to. Mr. and Mrs.- Lawrence A.
Schmitz. ' - -Z
David R. Dealy estate; petition
by , Minnie A. . Ha worth, adminis
tratrix, for order of sale of real
property, accompanied by consent
of guardian and litem for E. W.
Dealy. ' . ' " '
Sarah Wolf estate; appraised at
$2438.40 by Margaret Ross, JC
Evans and C E. Bates. 1 . .
Oscar Willis, Moon estate; final
decree to Max A. Moon, executor.
.Louisa M. James estate; final
decree to John A. James, adminis
trator. .
JUSTICE COURT
Bert Hoyt; failure to stop; plea
of guilty; continued for sentence
to September 21; released on own
recognizance.
" George Andrews; selling short
measure wood; plea of guilty; con
tinued for sentence to Saturday
morning; released on own recog
nizance. '
State vs. Lydia Wuest; assault
and battery on one Bertha Mix;
trial before court at 10 ajn. to
day. MARRIAGE APrLICATIONS .
James L; Worthington, 23, US
army," route one, and Vernetta
Wiley, 19, bookkeeper, 250 South
Cottage street, both of Salem.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Alfreda Parazoo, vagrancy, fined ,
$100, sentenced to 90 days. 2,
- jOrpha -.-Z SAonidi?ht werancyj :
$100 and 90 days. .-t r ,
Robert. Q..Burley, violation of ;
basic rule,-bail $7.50." iS.l'f.r.p'-
" Samuel W..Harrisan, violation of ;
basic rule, bail $15. s .. . V f t .
' .Harry FaiweD- failure to stop, - i
bail $2.50. :.
: Ben Lee Runnion, 6121 NE 16 th
avenue, v Portland,, violation,, of
basic rule, fined $i5. ' , W J- '-: ;V :-
Payment Is Blade
On IWater Bonds '
A check for $7618.75 covering
principal and interest on Salem t
water system bonds was forward
ed Thursday to the city's fiscal
agent . .. . ' j
The bond Issue of $2,200,000
floated In 1936 is to be retired, by
1976 if the present schedule of
liquidation is continued. Not sub
ject to. call, the bonds bear an
average interest of 3.50 per cental
Salem Man Loses : ' ,
PORTLAND, Aug. 20HP-Two
casual acquaintances inveigled
Ross H. Shannon of Salem into a '
coin-matching game Wednesday
night which cost him $62, Shan
non complained to police. . '
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Uill start picliing early Lsps Atjzrl
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BUY FURS FROM A
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Selection 1 ' Jj
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Mink dyed muskrat coat, full .
length, tiny wing collar, kimo
no sleeves. For years of
beauty.
s $13940
Persian lamb coat with youth
ful, narrow shawl collar, cuffs. -Straight
front, iwagger back.
: $250X3
Caracul coat in motiled gray.
Beautiful dutiful, youfiiful col
lar," straight sleeves.; ,
'' '. $11940
Skunk greatcoat in natural
tone, or dyed black. " Long
wearing. Tiny roll dollar.
$17940
Norwegian fox wrist -length
jacket, cardigan neckline.
Beautifully 'detailed, melon
shaped sleeves. ,
$79.50
MANY OTHERS "
69.50 to 4C0
4 Ways To Buy Furst
, V CASH -;;
V CHARGE
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