1 .
IPfiity ,Mw HBo95effs,
DISORDERLY. TO LEAVE CITY
Chatles Edward , Hughes of
En Jce, Calif., was found guilty
cf disorderly conduct (molesting
a girl) nd a 60-day jail sentence
was suspended by Justice of the
Peace Jeph B. Felton Friday on
condition that Hughes leave Ore
gon. Hughes was living at a local
hotel and had previously worked
at the Oregon state hospital. He
;wt arretted by city police on a
warrant igned by the girl's par
ents. New Discovery in a way to hear.
A new star appears in the field of
electronic hearing aids. It is a
completely new, completely rev
olutionary hearing instrument . . .
hs different from early models as
today's radio is different from the
" fin crystal sets. It includes all
the wonders of war-born elec
tronics ... a revolutionary cir
cuit, which helps screen out an
noying scratchy notes and catches
every 'word, every note, every
frcund with ' perfect fidelity.
Whether you now own and old
hearing aid, a comparatively new
tne, or none at all. you owe. It, to
yourself to know about this new
development. James Taft & Ao
.ciates 218 Oregon Bldg., Salem,
Oregon, one of the Pacific coast's
largest distributors of hearing
aids, are so proud of this achieve'
merit that they will gladly send
free descriptive booklet and ex
r. Lin how you may get a full
demonstration of this remarkable
rJevice in your own home without
risking a penny. Write them to
day. 1
THIEVE AT WORK
Mm Ben Otjen told police that
all the gasoline had been drained
fom one of ber trucks - while
parked Wednesday night at Bural
and South Winter M. and that
thieves tried to make off with the
Tear wheels from one vehicle, but
were not successful in that at
tempt. Orepon Barber Shop, formerly at
481 Ferry St . now located at 615
N. Capitol. Hair cuts 65c.
Only a few more days to get As
frjagus for canning St freezing.
Via Ranch 3 mi. north of Salem,
In Polk county. Ph 2-3072. Bring
Cdntaiaers.
IIARBY GILLETTE HOME
Back at his home. 10 Beach
vet. Di reported welt on the
read t' recovery after a light
stritke lis Harry Gillette, who was
under ja doctor's care at Salem
Deaconess , hur-pital the past two
wetiks. I
I
Dame Rat. Silverton Armory.
Dance jSat Wheatland Com. Hall
BIH CAPS GONE
Ethel! Gallinger, 1484 State st.,
tc4d poljice that two hub caps were
stolen ifrom her, car, parked
Tburwi4y night in front of her res
idence. !
! ! 1
Fast,, reasonable, guaranteed radio
repairing, all makes. Douglas Mc
Kay Chevrolet Co.
Dan t-nite. Cry tal Gardens.
RETIKLS FROM NAME
Notice of retirement from the
assumed 'business name of Del
War Auto Refinirhing ws filed
with Marion county clerk Friday
by David P. WUIoughby.
SUPERVISOR VISITS
Clark Woodcock, Portland, area
supervisor for the state employ
ment service, was here Thursday
and Friday inspecting the Salem
or I ice of the service, principally
in the matter of personnel effi
ciency ratings.
Reduce the scientific way. Latest
modern massage (myopathy). 543
N. Church. Phone 6253.
Utoiiuary
MARTIN .
Baby Boy Martin, son of Mr. and
Mr. Alain Marun ol route , box 1MU,
afem, at a local hospital Tuesday.
Private services were heia at tue How-ell-fcawarus
chapel rnday, June 20.
Concluding services v. tie in the Hayes
ville cemetery.
HENNES
Mis. Anna Louise Hennes In Ana
cortes, Wakh., Vteunecaay, June 18.
Surviving are the husband, Ueorfce
Hennea of Anacortes; two daughters,
Beverly and Barbaia Henries, both oi
Anacortes; the parents, Mr. and Mix.
John Aiuierson ol Minot, N.D.: three
sisters'. Mrs. Koy Davidson and Mrs.
Luelia Wtise, boih of Minot. N.U.. ana
Mrs. Martha Gardner of Saiem and
Mrs. Harry Johnson of Lan&ford, N.U.;
Four sons, Joe Anderson of Minot.
Henry of Antler, N.U.. Carl of Denver
and Bemard Anderson of Anacortes.
Services will be at 2:M p.m. Saturday
at Clougrt-Barrtck chapel, the Rev.
Dudley Strain officiating. Interment
Be let est memorial paik.
THOMAS
In this city, Lore May Thomas, late
resident of route 1, box 417. at the age
of 32 years. Wife of Albert Thomas
of Salem; mother of Charles Franklin
Thomas of Salem, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Rowland, sr., Lacomb;
sinter of James Rowland, Jr., and
Thomas Rowland, both of Lacomb. and
I Jack Rowland of Menlo Park. Calif.;
Elizabeth Williamson, and Pearl Cun
ningham, both of Salem, Mary Tavrs
of Oregon City and Purdy Moore of
LaComb. Several' nieces and nephews
also survive. Announcement of services
later by W. T. Rigdon company,
C'l-AKK
Robert Arthur Clark, late resident
of 4 JO 8. ISIh st.. in a Eugene hospital
June 19, at the age of 6i years. Sur
viving are his wile, Orpha Nina Clark
of Salem; two sons, Robert L. Clark
of Salem and Cordon L. Clark of Em
pire, Ore.; two daughters, Margaret
Watklns of Salem and Katherine Beal
of Newport; eight grandchildren: three
sisters, Florence Blackerly, Crescent
City. Calif.. Bessie Peterson of Eugene
and I.aura Robin of Eugene; a brother,
Don Clark of San Francisco. Services
will be at 10 a in. Monday, June 23. in
the United Brethren church on Mis
sion street, the Rev. Albert Henderson
officiating. Interment at Union cem
etery, near Philomath. Direction of the
Howell-Edwards company.
CULVERT MATERIAL II ERE
.Arrival of a tmckload of re
inforcing steel for use in road
culverts was reported yesterday
by tfie Marion county court, to be
used in continuance of the court's
program of replacing a number
of worn and aged wooden bridges
with longer-lasting culverts. Im
mediate plans call for placing of
four new culverts on the Clover
dale cutoff from Turner and one
on the Shaft road out of Stayton.
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory
Northern Lawn rhuwers. limited
quantity. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
CONTRACT MEETING SET
Signing of a two-year contract
with California Packing corpora
tion's Salem plant is to be con
sidered by Calpack members of
Cannery Workers union local 670
at the regular meeting next
Wednesday at the Labor temple.
The proposed contract is reported
to be identical with that now in
effect, with an agreement that
wages and hours will be open for
discussion next year.
Dance Sat Wheatland Com. Hall.
jonns-Mansville slate surface
smngies applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, 3 years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost. Free
estimates. Ph. 4642, Mathis Bros.
Rooting Co.. 164 S. ComL
ALBANY MAN HURT
J. B. Washburn, 59, of Albany,
incurred cuts on his cheek and
throat at 2:20 p.m. Friday when
nis car was involved in an arri
dent on state highway 222, near
cottage rarm, Salem first aid
men. who took him to Salem Dea
cones hospital, report. He was
released from the hospital after
treatment. v
Dance Sat, Silverton Armory.
O'HARS
Charles O'Hars at a local hospital.
July IS. Announcement of services
later by Clough-Barrlck company.
SMITH
Arthur Smith, late resident of Sa
lem route 6, at a local hospital Thurs
day, June IS. at the age of 11 years
Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Everett Smith, Salem, and several
brothers and sisters. Services-will be
held at Clough-Barrlck chapel at 2
p m. Monday with Interment In City
View cemetery.
To West Point
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V. ":-
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Alden Sandlle. son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. K. Sandlle of 1995 Saginaw
sL. w ho will enter the U.S. mili
tary academy at West Point
. N.Y July 1. aeeording to infor
mation received by his parents
from U.S. Sen. Gay Cordon this
week. Sandlie attended the
University of Oregon after grad
uating from Salem high school.
(Photo by Don Dill. Statesman
staff photographer.)
INSURANCE MEN CITED
For outstanding insurance busi
ness, Charles S. McKlhinny and
Gerald C. Brown of S&lrm have
qualified for the leaders' club of
Standard Insurance Co. Both men
are to attend the Standard lead
ers' club convention, leaving Tues
day with their wives for Jasper
national park in Canada. They
will make much of the trip in
trains chartered by the company.
t
For view lot, see Grabenhorst
Bros.. Realtors, 134 S. Liberty st..
ph. 4131.
Red Cross to
Supply Free
Blood Plasma
The proposal to have the Amer
ican Red Cross supply blood and
its derivatives, free of charge to
all in need of it was approved
at the national convention of the
Red Cross in Cleveland last week.
Su san Faherty, executive manager
of Marion county chapter, report
ed Friday on her return to Salem.
Mechanics
of distributing the
lily, closed Sundays, needed blood and of setting up the . i lK- n.rV
parking. Serv ice ! program in all chapters will be i truing.
Special announcement! Top Hat
restaurant and service station new
schedule, effective Wednesday,
June 18. Restaurant open 7 a. m.
to 1Z p. m. da
Plenty of free parking. Serv ice j program in all chapl
Station open 7 a. m., close 10 p. m. ! announced later, the newly cre
daily. Sundays a. m. to 6 p m. ; ated board of governors of the
LAURA RATF iv TR.iv.vr (national Red Cross to decide on
LALRA BATES IN TRAINING ; lh. time the new program is to
Laura Bates. 520 Rose st.. is now go jnto t(fft,
in training w ith the cadet nure 1 , . ... , ,
us-ciaring tney were nreu i
ha ing
Thm Statesmen. Soletn. Ortxyon. SaturArf. Jury H. H7S
Piano Company
Open for Business
The Stone Piano erenpany cpens
for business today In new store
built by Owner J. C Stone, at
1540 Fairgrounds rd.
Distributor here for Baldwin
pianos and elerlric organs. Stun
conducted the J. C Stone Piano
company at 3270 Portland rd,
from 140 to 1943, when he en.
teted the navy. Ho left th naval
' service last year and ha since
constructed his new store buiktlr.g
on Fairgrounds rosxTof rtucrord
cement bkxk with special aVruus-
ACCIDENTS REPORTED
Three faUliue. 192 ccnered ac
ridents and 14 claims for ocrup
Death Takes
Fred Phcglcy
WOODBURJf. June rO-Fre-l
PhefteTT. TP E. Lanroln st, li
in a Wfaitrn Uru! Thumu
PlThL Funeral aertwr w t kt
10-30 a. m U-Ur m Rir
thapel with the Rn . U- UnT'
Skirmer cflirtattnf arwt utemst.t
at 7M trenelrry, Car.tr.
PhegVy was born t Gn LVr.
ICan. DsjTTtnbrr T. IMZ. fwl
lued in Wcawrbum 37 cf hlt y
years in Orercsn.
Sumtsrg are a tt'rr. Vfrs. C.
E- Chrilwoei Portland- s.n
aurt. Mrs He kit cf Oregon C-t.
Wood-
For rent Floor Sanders,
rows. 450 Center St.
METHODIST OFFICE OPENED
Establishment at; San Francisco
of a western presN relations cen
ter for the Methodist church, by
its commission on public infor
mation, has been announced by
that group. The office, In charge
of Carolyn Wintjen, Is at 73 Mc
Allister st.
Dr. Wiles Dentist,
Bank. Phone 4924.
roi
First Nat
e
Tt'RNFR
William Lee Turner, at his home at
New berg. Ore., Wednesday, June 18.
Father of Mrs. Marjorte T. Beid ot
Newberg, Mrs. Dorothy Schubert of
Caldwell, Ida.. Mrs. Joyce Reeves of
Lebanon, Oscar C. Turner of Baker.
Lester Lee Turner of Afghanistan. Wil-
atn Lee Turner. Jr.. of the U.S. navy.
Also survived by a stepson, Roscoe B.
Bleffen of New Haven, Conn. Services
will be held Monday, June 23. at 11
a.m. at the Clough-Barrlck chapel with
Interment In Belcrest Memorial park.
WKBH ' . - - - - - " : "
Mrs. Nellie A. Webb, late resident of
route I, Brooks, at a local hospital. Fri
day. June 20. Mother of Mrs. David
Saucy of Dundee and Mrs. J. W. Fitts
of Brooks. Announcement of services
later by dough-Bart Ick company.
MORRIS -
Isaac Morris, rt. 1. Brooks, in Salem,
June 20. Announcement of services
later by Clough-Barrlck company.
Dance tonite. Crystal Gardens.
CHIROPRACTORS ATTEND
Drs. P. G. StaDran. Rov nvn.
olds, Forrest Howard and Lloyd
Hockett of Salem were In Port
land this week to attend the an
nual convention of the Oregon
Association of Chiropractic Phys
icians. St. Paul Rodeo reserved seats on
sale at Stevens Jewelry.
New location Cronise Studio. 439
Court St. over Smith Baking Co.
TWO DUCKS STOLEN
Wayne Haworth reported to
city police that two small ducks
were stolen from his yird at 1975
Fairgrounds rd.. Wednesday.
corps at veterans administration1
hospitals in Portland and Vancou
ver, Wajh., following the comple
tion of two and a half years'
training at Emanuel hospital. Port
land. She is existed to gradu
ate after six months work in VA
hospitals.
Dexter sharpens lawnmowers ct
you" home by machine. 6833.
Dance tonite. C'rytal GairiYns.
SERVICES FOR BOY
MUSICIAN RETURNS Funeral service for Aithur,
Leon W. DuBois, vice presi- j Smith. Il-year-old on of Mr
dent of Salem local 315. AFL mu- j and Mrs. Everett Smith of Dm ban I
sicians union, has returned from ave, route 6, box 97D. who was
Detroit, Mich., where he attended j killed hy an auto on highway 222
the national union convention. lle't of Salem Thnrnluy. will I
will report onion policies, esperi- held at 2 n'rlm k Monday ftrr
ally those pertaining to ue of ! noon in the (.'lough-Hart irk chap
royalty funds from recording fees eI- Wltn interment in City View
the union realizes, to the local at i cemetery.
lional diseassj benefits were te- O , .O of
ported to the state industrial r- oCOUl IXflllKMI
Adds Cnh Pack
American youth presented r,or1 crnmJ
to other countries as delinquent! 'un ir ltn
the Junior Red Cr members at ' Urm lmo,vd Carl J. Pugh. Lke
the tonention drew tip their own
resolution to opposV sending of
motion pictuir abioad that over-
mpluMc crimes arvl sex. Miss
Faherty trit.
rommisolun dunrg
une II. The faUli
iew. resaw cfjeraUe; Osrsi
SUirll. PmtUnd. Mkrsnvan. and
Coy J Mutton. Monnvilh U-rrr
Public Records
Clicmeketans
To Hike Today
Births
MASSEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Trevel Masey, 240 S. 16th st.. a
daughter, Friday. June 20, at Sa
lem General hospital.
HODGES To Mr. and Mrs.
Lauchlen Hodges, 1810 S. Com
mercial st, a son, Friday, June
20, at Salem Deaconess hospital.
its next meeting.
Dance tonite. Crystal Gardens.
Notice to automotive public. All
members of the Salem Automobile
Dealers Association nre now clos
ing at 12 noon each Sat.
ROBERT JOSEPH TREATED
Robert Joseph, 11. was given
treatment by Salem first aid men
Friday after hit thumb was cut
when he fell while playing in the
water pipeline excavation at 2 1st
and Mission streets. Aid men said
Robert lives at the state tubercu
losis hospital, where his father i
a doctor.
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory.
Air-Steamhip tickets anvwhere
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St.
AID MEN TREAT GIRL
Two-year-old Barbara Luthy,
route 2, Dallas, was treated Fri
day by first aid men who said
she had gone too close to ome
workmen and was
struck on the noe with a shovel.
Insured savings tain more than
two per cent at Salem Initial
Savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street.
Old Time Daoce tonight 250 Com t
White enamel dthp.Mis.
Hardware. 115 S. Com!
Fat met
Eleven memert of the Salem
Chemeketane hiking club will
make a 15-mtle hike in the Noith
Santiam country today and to
ntottww, Ann KoMer. leader, said
Friday The hike will begin at
Cabot lake, on the eat side of
the mountains, and will tratctse
the Mimmit of the range to the
S.intirfin high ay.
!Vron making the trip are
Mi s Foster. Kathryn Hodges. Dr
Lucille Pnikner. Groce M-rrk.
Marv E Foster, Harry Cronioe.
(Icorge l.aIloidr. Adolph Gierii
bauni. Guy Mow II, Ih.b lleitrult
and Lucille Torbet.
MUNICIPAL COURT
VfetaSne a M,m
C(e K. FuIUm. IVJ
atrial M , faiwie m
; SI ba.
Johm rinn ravle S.
i ute to step, posse SIM kat.
M. Cm
PROBATE COURT
Rlf4i A Csnxtr nll
fail-
it i as
CHIN-UP MEETING CALLED
Anna Arnold, president of tin
Salem Chin-Up tluh. h.is an
nouncel a meeting of mrmlimi
and friends at the home of Lucille
Garner. 1549 Broadway st . for
Sunday afternoon at 1.10 o'clo k.
Tlwe attending ate to bting sand
wiches and cHkies.
Citv Iiiulinr Vvch
Voir UAL Ka.KtMl
II M xWr eale- Ap1 4
piuilly al III 44 SI mtt4 aVr Svik.
M ij itia part 1 clatirtstMOMt
i Ftank F d evtale: AspumI e4
ptopeils at .-
it HTICE CXI RT
pawing w Hs nsatfftrie'nt rWr aftre.
fn4 t2S anal rua
AaAam TSnw twre. 14 M Ft. M
i rttatgval sits ewttsbwlisvg to IKe
6lintuenry 4 a sntnae ( r est awe
I ir. r.r y miiiiuIii mm4 I
t tv isn4 tt. rwttf s hn ml
II ut bail
James llmale FM LfwSKg ae.
rirMl ith tMtrtwlMi W IK
ImurMt o4 a MUM swIhimi U
rtea m June II. eWJ sn lrs mt
I til
f"Kail-s Fdsaial lwts Km Jmm
C alif . dartl runaurl ma4
guilty. M day senleftre SMsaorxitsl
StK-riatd R Moot. tValmt Ceesl
AAdiUon cf re rvb k tSJ
CmSr ar IV S"ut fjt m
rd. at tsrss das aft-t tr twuv.
nnt ef attainment t an C-rme
rig cf 1' urjls. as r nn ri
Fivdsr t y Harry Mt:n, a..
sjsusM raurarH tinVi
The ftoup it k 44 in Cist.W
Itoexie. irsaJ y V Gts,t4
lUo.1 Wtanci'a elwb Ceof ge R.
Byer is to be culrUi t
nine buys reTute-red to date. L-
rrxthrt ate Lauiae V'.- P-i
tVuj Per i io, laabtle Une Py.
kee. Him fUwe Was. Krenbrt f
USe ! k Keaminee are Areq
Umi Iftetwsn, cttirmn. Brt1 Km k.
l-ete Hui; arl A1U
Tnurrwa
t nile1 Airline landing fre paid Kr-piii no vetvarte lsra. lined SIM
- mtttn . . and rou
" - nu imu per munin
Garden hse. 50 ft. for $5 5
S. Com'l.
115
Plate glass now available.
"Brown, Elfstrom's.
Cold pack canners. $1 M Farm
ers Hardware, 115 S. Com'l.
NEW DIRECTOR INTRODUCED
W. F. Gaarenstrom. new state
director of veterans' affairs. ii
accidentally 1 intrtiduCcd as a gucsf at Friday
lumilfni IIC1II1J( III IIIC l.lrtlllill
hotel of the Salem Board of Realtors.
Don
River silt, top soft and fill dirt
Com'l Sand & Gravel Ph. 21968
ARTHUR V. DOW DELEGATE
Arthur V. Dow, Salem chairman
for the American Veterans com
mittee, is in Milwaukee. Wis . at
tending the national AVC conven
tion this week.
G. E. automatic blankets a year
'round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory.
Wanted A mail bin diivrr. Mut
be competent, with rccmI recom
mendations. Phone 4566.
Odds anj ends of various roofing
materials for sale at bargain
price. Mathis Bros. Roofing Co.
184 S. Com'l.
MRS. PAGE. SON HOME
Mrs. Raymond Earl Page. 1255
Court St.. with her infant son. was
dimised Friday from Salem Gen
eral hospital.
Rummage and houseliold article
today at 655 N. Cottage.
1 for four s.ops daily. City Recorder
Alfred Mundt said Ftiday. The
increase ftom the foimer $140 fee
will be tctioactie to April 1.
this ear.
The city council is legislating
to make the change, as suggested
by the an line, to lncteae the
late !! standard. Until lat Oc
tober, two daily Mop wcTe made
here by UAL and rates ere i90
, monthly. A $140 fee ha txen s
ses.ed by the city since that time.
Under the present late schedule,
flight more than four daily will
cot $25 each, oxer the ttasic $180
for the piesent four landings and
takt--off.
WEISSRI.CK BURNS HAND
Frank Weissbeck. route S. bm
966. burned his hand while work
ing as a cook Fiiday at Chuck's
Tavern on Portland road, first aid
i men. ho treated him. retmrt.
Uutch Hoy tmce Over Wall Paint
All tnd.trd colots on hand. Ph
4939
CIRC! IT COURT
(Ten Ltir v llefw r J tjrKr te.
frtwlanl oted tm pmt luptMl mtmt r
r.f 1Z3 pvr eb lot tmimf mm da.
tialter ntld m abeanr tm das
lti additional testanveit' to te
lad
! MatkMi Hood vs Fred C llood De
rrre cf ditorc award rstiUwIt ml
irnnnr rtuld to plaint iff. cwtfer de
fendant la pas (to pee fnaaxn lussvl
tnonry and ntiiuim awapsrty aetite
men! Mary Caivner Creaey -s Witlkstn
B C'ra Answer hr dfvMlant
Williarn Jasea -s Ctrnna Si imym
Aif by deTendant
Paul C. lielRjrti vs Ctant Day:
Droiuirer to stefmdanl s ansstee.
MARRIAGE LICLNKE
APrUCATIONS
James N Jtnww. It, saiysne ata
t kxi attendant. MunHw . and Vargmta
Iae. It. stwoent. Mill Crts.
I Franr C SatSsTilrf. Fl 1 tm
iltpe notrstsr. and W ! Matelte
I Jwdkww. It. nurse S aaae. MU 4
Waldrasi Frail Hillpaf. Ir. II. snaur.
anre. and Katnryst Massne
IS teiepnnoe eatot. few
lulm JoeinsMt. XX. st
Joy SUndaU. II. toacStey
' Kalem
Manlee A SVofd U snedl ew
dent, FcMtUnd and lita J twte
U teactte. SW-rn
Allnan A TcSd Sr wd kwser
and lulltaai M Sella. S3, ImSet. mmH
ft Kalem
Nc; Huildin to
I lo ii m (Jroccrv.
Variety Store
H D R4nett mm! rndar tUt
he planned to build a 24 ty
loot ftnrry eid sarsety at
115$ S 14th tt, where ts i.e.
mrity itxluftod t 0.k Ls
trailer tork. Cors1r utfjo $4 tt
$20 buitdmg. for whf r.ty
budding -rmit was tvmi Fri
day, has already tgji nd rUt
inett. who witrtman tm tr
iSnutl-tn Pacify rai!ix4. eft(ts
to (ter.plele U ob in abuut t
months.
He hoc- to Install a fc-r u.
in the near future Te buiicirg
will tss f turr.x tins rvt.trur
ton. with a etsncrele Hour and an
aluminum ti1.
Rral Fta!r IJrfnf
Examination Sflinlulct!
Persons mf-fijir far tU.e iU.
cense aa teal ealaie brokers arl
sarsmei will be turmned in Sa
lem WelrtewlaF. It was r.nounn4
yesterday by CUwsoe It Uwrt,
stale real rtate rnmiuner. He
aid similar rtsmirulu'i m.
held in XJ erf lord ttoodsy and la
Poftland Fiiday.
ft.
More than 14 fare re-1 f r
wuunded in tSe Euraran Uvaser
dur.r WteM War II wtj tea4te-1
mrdra,l uruls lie nt in Xfmj
tower estrrerulaea because . ft
tsKepred tmr f Lar d m: tm arJ
ty tia(s ly xyrn Ge-trrr
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