e. II) ftilcsrnan, Salem, Ore.. Tucs., April 10, ot
lit' jjj 2o zi br First Auto Race Here
. i C 1 Au'.a Raclig Af-'B'4 iM W a big eta perhaps the hi j tae, etearfiag almasi X'j feet a-klrk preaJaete all aate raclag la
v., ,.-, -J -Ml t Ye fTPT 11. ,11(1. a) MTC IT aniaa-, MS llf NIL IBIVma IBM WSTa
ilsat entries are fast eamiisg la for
feature treat W tb aftersaaa tar raring can. la pregresalng "la f aaa1 shape" aa
till ka the areteatatioa al tha ! la aroVe far a driver la via tka taa bawl tnmliM. Kacaadltlaalaf
ir e epee'rr. spe-ee" tara at tke j f.sreraar rattenta Mrmstial Tre- traphy peruaacatiy, he mast cap at rartag track, ataaaa. tcacet,
a -oa at r:wes4 Suaday pay. which b la ga la the wlaaer taa CUaa A aula treat till three etc.. la aader way.
a :crmM, April 22. Tat racing wtll jat the CUse A aula treat. A rep- years, I FsUawtag tat Baaslay attentat
be ion by the alack har tap reseetaUve af tat State a( Ores, a Taa aefcr Ilea af "Mlat (tack epeeer af April tt, aata racial la
d ri vera at the asaaclaUaa. whica 1 Ui make the preseatstiaa, act-art- Hara! Tap af lSf via alee M I to k held aa aa everytereay
a f ea!?;rte4 ae eat at tke keel lag ta WeUnaaa. featare af Ike epeatag Say eardJalgat baala at tae keai. with Hack
la tie enure state last year. Tie Geventar atlrae TraeJiy Tka laeal racial aeaaciatiaa la aaw lrt- tape, midgets, Ute-eaaeel
"It i kara- to aay Jatt haw aay kas area aVwat(4 ky tka Slmae ceaeaeUag Ike eeateet tkat tgUeJ. eart lM- My "aaaped"
tinea well have far ear flrat Jewelry atare af dewatowa Salem detertatae tka ae aad ker eaart .1 mtmrUl.t ik. .rMraau
aeet." Red Wtataaaa af tke atae- aU will ka displayed la the wia- MeaawhUe, Praaaater Raa All af Uo aW-lag KaTaaae
cJaUa W4 Muaaay, "kat tke flaal eew el the aaUaUeasaeat. It ie a tke Valley gperta argaaliatlaa aa aa alteraaUag atala.
7olvcs Take
2 Tight Tilts
DaJcrt Cow Twice
:To OCE, 2-1, 1-0
"jIONMOtTH (Special) Ore
ron Collef took a pair f tight
ball tamei from Pacific berc
Vonday aiteniooa, 2-1 and 14.
Dwalne Brandt limited Pacific to
two kiU in the first ftmt .that
vent one extra Inning ta regu-lar-Kheduled
T-innlng contett
Ib the Drtt gama OCE tcored
nee in the third Inning on tingles
by Larry Buaa. Wayne Oabora
and Ron McKichaa. Pacific tied
it in the fourth when Ed RamadeU
tingled and scored oa NoUa Kem
per't sacrifice fly. OCE woo It in
the eighth at Wally Ramsey tin
gled and thea came aome on
Brandt'i tingle. '
Ted Owent hurled a 4-hitter to
wia-the tecond gama (or OCE. He
got help from hit brother, Geo
Owent, who tingled ta right field
In the fourth ta ecore Brandt for
the game't only run.
OCE next playi Llntield here
Thurtdty. :
"First gtmt: -raciflc
....... 008 100 09-1 1 I
oca wi 000 oi- 1 s
. ..Vtndertanden and Baker. Dix
ca 7); Brandt and Osboni.
Second gamer . I MIAMI BEACH,
raewie w a
QCE 000 100 x-l I
Barendtt and Kelly, Dixon (;
X Onreni tnd Osboro.
Broiai Bomber Hits Canvas
; ) i ( J
t X; r
... ... ; ' 'v-- "!-
I aw-1 r ina i inii a-Jiiiiii ! 1
Central Wins
Triangle Meet
Serra Taken 2nd,
Willamina Third
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 'Spe
cial Central won a triangular
j track meet here Monday by tcor
fine 714 points. Serra wat tecond
with uv, and wiuamina tnira
with II.
Bruce McKay of Serra wat high
point man with ltVt points. He
won the high hurdles, low hurdles
tnd high jump. Sena's Ed Dough-
artv wii fiavt hiffh with IS win.
nicg the shot put and the discus, f
Jim Travis of Central was third
high with 13 poind. He won the
100 and 220 yard, dashes.
Serra won the Jayvee meet with
70 points, followed by Willamina
with and Central with 20.
I Summary:
1 H H : 1st MrKsy (I), tnd Leva-
tact iC). Ird MrCHntock (CI. 4th
Dndian C( Mirk: III
IW. 1st Travu (Cl, tnd Guzman
IS). 3rd Nordont (3), 4th Allen (W).
Mark: It I
ktita: IX W. leraatan (C). Ind
Fowler (W), Srd Crane iC), 4th Ham
ilton (Wl. Mark: 4 Ml
440: 1st t). Outman (9), Ind Nel
son (Cl. 3rd Crooli (W), 4th Spen
cer (W), Mark: Hi
L, M : 1st B. VeKay (S). Snd lavt.
lie (C, .Ird tm. MrClintack (C),
Dmlsoa (Cl. Mark! tiZ.
Z10: 1st J. Travis C I. tnd Indrea
(S). 3rd Alien (W), 4lh Bastioo (Cl.
Mark: ae.
tM: tit W. Scranten (Cl. Ind
Crook (W. Srd I. lnrram (C), 4th
yowltr (41. Mark: 1:15 a.
V. J.: 1st B. Brents (Cl. Ind Leva
lart (C). Srd Travis (C), 4tk AUtn
(W). Mark: It I".
Disc 1st Douthtrty (I). Snd Bond
(C). Srd Ham.l (C). 4th CeHta (S.
Mark: US' J".
H. J.i 1st B. McKay (t). tnd Mat
arm (C), 3rd (tit), Coopar (C), Oul
roaa IS). Mark: I' '.
Vault: tut J. Nelioa (C), 2nd Brtnts
(C. Mark: 1IT ".
Shot: tat Rousherty (SI, Snd Bond
(Cl, 3rd Coffee (Si. 4th O'Reilly (W.
Mark: 43' J". . .
HOUSTON Iff).,- Casey StwgelUhe sweepstakes for the New York V",.; 3rd Pd Vwi h Hed;
Unaxl a.n kstfr float mam " -tkil Vamkaas hAsaiatM 4nk arlar Uml'iD Uarli- t' aM."
HIUITCU aHU uua IBU Uliu B M't 1 a "i.W Bvi wiui, jva eaasa "' , ' V" - w . ,
ritvretntf Tm i Mil. di-,...- ..i f Hmtva rMm r.inn,.t nr thai ajakaiiiAil 1 RUy: lstiVrri (Nordone, Gui-
VriUVMJtViii aai caaaa,uW aata W v a auwaassana viw wwj a miiiwwt w
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo
sew Ta. Th'J UZLL LG4F IM FSOhTT OF TVfH
r ( fj. FOR CJ-PDOL PAIS to come out-
VeRMIH SN54KER IS TME OFFICE
SPRINTER WHO JETS OUT OF THE
JOtxT AT FIVE (BUT Sri4RP.')
f twx inn PTtTrw vfsmrr Wcnt tf.wra rT
Its.
23 Players on Hand
For en ators Drill
(Contiuned from preceding page.)
ed by Sacramento make up the
rest of the hill corps.
Walsk Has Bad Arm
Big Bill Walsh, a Senators rrgu-
T acuity Voles Study .
Babe's Shape
iurns
1a-Jae Laais, former werld'a keavyweigkl baxlag
ckainpiaa, as piaaed to the eaavat by Cham Attoe dwrtag wreatBag
atatcb here. Jte tkaah etf Is kaid aad wea the Batch ka atralght
faOa. '.. -.- - .
Yankee's Shortstop Position
WowBctivecn RizzutoiLumpc
PCC to filake Check-up
Of Athletic Program
PULLMAN, Wish. orThe Pacific Coast Conference voted Monday
to give Itself a "general check-up and overhaul" to correct certain
Irregularities.
Prof. Emmett B. Moore of
dent of the nine-school PCC, said
the league's own controlling fa
culty committee had voted to look
into the circuit's organisation.
Special Canfereace
That . is why, Moore said, he
called a special conference ex
ecutive session tor May S and I
in the San Francisco area. The
meeting will be held in advance
of tot regular spring
Washington State College, presi-
Beavers Pound
Pioneers, 8-5
PORTLAND UB - Oregon State
meeting won Hs seventh baseball came in
scheduled for May II and 23 at eisht starts here Monday. defeat-
Victoria, j ing Lewis and Clark 6-1 in a pre-
Moore, chairman 01 me civil , conference game.
Oregon State scored two runs
in the tecond inning off starting
pitcher Ron Stempel, and salted
the game away with four more
runs in the seventh.
Oregon State 020 000 400-0 S 0
Lewis it Clark 000 000 010-1 S I
Paine and Lovcjoy; R. Stempel,
Stephens 6 Didier (9) and B.
Stempel, Wilklns (.
ired (Babe) Zaharias' doctor said
Monday sight tha rt woman
athlete't ' condition "is not , to
i gnnd", and reported a "slight ex-
tension" at tha cancer from which
the hat suffered since 1953. 1
'Robert M. Moore o( John Sealy
V ital alio added that Mrs. Za
harms has developed new pain
' la her ! ft side at tha shoulder,
btit attributed this to pleurisy.
1 U was emrftaidwd that her con
dition, voile serious, is not critl-
'cuL ;
Le vis Tells
WU Prospects
Coach Johnny Lewis of Wluanv
etU told tha Salem Breakfast pub
Monday morning' that he wasn't
sure hew hit oVfrndlrJ'HihampioB
team would finish In toe North
west Conference but that the out
look is not -dark." ,
Lewis said that tha Bearcats
look good oa defense and in hit
ting but lack depth in pitching.
Willamette has tour lettermea
pitchers Dan feller, Cino Pier-
Cincinnati iff) -The Cmcia-1 '-zjrrrj lr";
- al n M - a7..J.H ....i.aJ ICIIIIIal MlaSt afinMHV Iff ItHV VUir-
irH. rrfom Anders this spring are Unfleld,
first baseman George Crowe from . , . r,.'. . o,kih..
.the MUwaukca Braves In a trade LC!rk Whitman.
-1 du. nuM Da. u..i. Lewis reported.
.4ur ...T, -", .... .1.. tk.t .1.
ex-Willamette playert art now1
playing In organised professional
ball. They art Mickey Coen, Dave
Cray, Harvey Koept, Alva Brown,
Andy George and George Matite.
Frank Smith Placed
On Waive n by Cards
ST. LOUIS iff) - The St. Louis
Cardinals announced Monday they
Reds Gain Crowe,'
! Trade Bob Hazle;
and another, stiU-unnamed play
er. I
Crowe, who hat a 230 lifetime
bitting average, It slated to re
port to the Redlegi Tuesday.
Haile has been assigned out
right ta the Milwaukee (arm club
at Wichita, Kan., and the tecond
Cincinnati player will be trans
ferred to the Braves at a later
date.
Yankees-Houston contett,
The Yankee manager laid that
Gil McDougald'i Injury, the re
sult of a freak accident In which
be stepped en a grease tpot sev
eral weeks ago and strained the
ligaments In hit left knee, had
eliminated him from the race,
.Stengel also noted that the man
ner In which Tony Kubet was
performing in hit new role of out
fielder ruled against returning
him to his original shortstop po
sition which he played in the mi
nors. ,
"Rlxxuto started the season for
me last year," declared Stengel,
"and finished It. I know what he
can do. Lumpe has come forward
very well and has demonstrated
that be can play the position in
the minor leagues.
"I don't figure on cutting the
club' any further at the present
time.'
-This remark would indicate that
the two non-roster men with the
club, Kubek and catcher Darrrll
Johnson, wul go Into New York.
man. Indrea. McKay). Mark: 1:41
Jayveaa 70, W 3D, C SO. B. McKay
., Ed. Persperby 13. Jim Travis it
Wayne Bend and J. Nelson 11. .
engineering department at WSC,
said commissioner Vic Schmidt
will make a report at the special
meeting on his recent inspection
tour of the league but declined to
mention specific instances.
Schmidt recently concluded a
lengthly visit at the University of
Washington.
Slrwtnral Weakaesaet
"I'm sure the irregularities in
L 1 J . J .
uie conierence, anu 1 aon 1 aeny k
there are any. can be ironed out Stricken 1'mn Admilt
wiihim.Mi0.nl .iidi. tw.-,oiriChen imp aamut
Ing." Moore said.
He said the time had come to
study not only the violations, but
also the structural weaknesses
that permit them la the
place.
, "If all the accusations I hear
are correct,'' Moore said, "then
there's tome work to be done."
av jaa aafaavtasr c.
aVititb! y?
WADINS GEAR TIPS
5 7 7 1 "MiVAoana
South Salems
Given Letters
Hoop, Wrestling
Awards Received
Letters were awarded mem
bers of the late winter South Sa
lem High sporti teams at 1 re
cent father-son iee cream teed.
During the course of the evening
17 gallons of ice cream were con
sumed and 1 total of 69 letters
were handed to Saxon partici
pants of basketball and wrestling.
Varsity basketball coach Dick
Ballantyne awarded first year
letters to Ken Allmer, Bob
Bealt, Jerry Coon, Dave Mer
chant, Dan Moore, Larry Rosen,
Ron Russell. Larry Thompson
and managers Ned Martin and
Bill Dost.
Second yur letters went to
Jim Alien. Dale Jones, Bruce
Patterson and Don Witilo,
Jayvee Awtrds Gives .
Bob Meteger, junior varsity
lar last season was in camp also
Monday, but won't be around for
long. The Sacs are to option him
to Amarillo in Texas, and Bill is
now trying to shake a lame pitch
ing arm by working out with the
Salems.
Andy George, the Willamette U
righthander is to report to the
squad later In the week. Bill (Red)
Whitson, ace of last year's team
will check in later oa also. But
at for Ad Satalich, the big right
hander with Eugene last year, the
status Is still quettiontble. Luby
aent him hit contract last night,
to Portland, and hopes that he will
sign and report within a few days.
Luby it also anxious to learn how
Satalich's ailing arm It getting
along. .
Coast League
Opens Today
(Contiuned from preceding page.)
Erautt (18-10) and John Carmi
chael rUJ-lO). .
Final results of Grapefruit
League exhibition play were an
nounced Monday by league bead
quarters here. .
San. Francisco, now the outright
property of the Boston Red Sox
and ftnlv PTL tam tn (rain .
hoop mentor, handed letters to aide of California, was tha eh.m.
Boh Bayne, Lorea Blaco, Jerry : pjon of the pre-season play with
Many Bad Deci$ion$
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Frank Smith, a rtllff hurler with
a sore arm. . ,
The club announced that Smith,
unable to throw hard or naturally
thii spring, has been returned to
St Louii to twait reassignment
if he tint claimed on waivers by
another major league team.
CAPITOL ALLEYS
Capitol Commercial No. 1 team
results: Knights of Columbus 1,
Rawlinaon'i Laundry 3; Orval's
Used Cars 4, Arti's Studio 0;
Spinner's Five 4, Lawless Masons
0; .Nicholson's Insurance 4, Sa
lem Steel ft Supply I; Goldie'i
3, Woodry'i Furniture 1; Salem
Auto Parts 1, Valley Oil Co. 3.
High team game, Rawllnson't
Laundry, 1,120. High team series,
Orval's Used Cars, 2.990. High in
dividual game M. Cady, Nichol
son's, 237. High individual series,
Keith Hayes, Orval't, 637
Commercial league No. i team
result: 1st National Bank S, Team
No. 9 1. Jones ft Fagg 1, Knlghti
of Columbui 3. Stettier Supply 3,
Team No. 10 L Turn A Lum Lum
ber 1, Tip Top Tavern 1, Llpman
Wolfe 1. Martin Bros 3. Burkland
Lumber t, Hargen Sporting Goodi
1.
High team gama and series,
Burkland Lumber 10M and 2S55.
High individual game: Carl Stettier
219. High individual series: Dick
conference action. Pitcher Jerry Lusnman S7?'
Chamlla went the d stance inr tha
Woodburn-Tips
North Marion 8-7
WOODBURN-(Speclal) - Wood-
have given up en 28-year-old I "- .r Z.":
by nipping North Marion, 9-7.!
Woodburn now has a 1-1 record in
UNIVERSITY BOWL
BRAZIL. Ind. (ffl Umpire Pat
rick Badden, 47, stricken here
first! Sunday with a digestive disorder.
said, "I must be suffering because
of all the bad decisions I've made
in my life."
Padden, an umpires' supervisor
for the National Baseball Assn.,
was traveling' from his home in
tl ot a m.
tl p m.
Netters Win 64th
PORTLAND Iff) - The Univer
sity of Portland tennis team
-1 1 1 blanked Pacific University 7-0
Monday for the Pilots' fourth con
secutive victory.
The Portia nders now have won
94 straight matches ever several
lessons.
tl
-4 4
win.
Woodburn scored six runs in a
big second Inning and another in
the fourth. North Marion finally
tied it up In the sixth with three
runs, making it 7-7. Fidel Gaviola
slammed a double with two on in
the seventh to score the winning
run for Woodburn.
N. Marion 200 203 9-7 9 7
Woodburn ..... OM 100 1-9 9 4
Moore and Rappei Chapelle and
Farr.
BAB ALLEYS
Results Monday night in the
Mixed League: Goofups 4, Screw
balls 0: Five Spares 4. Stinkers 0;
Pin Patt 3, Satan Pins 1; Fear
some Four 2, Tumblers 2.
High team game and aeries by
Tumblers with S23 and 1421. High
men's Individual gam by Marvin
Swartwout with 173. High men's
individual series by Harold Even
den with 430. High women's game
and aeries by Doris Teeti with
139 and 349.
Classic League team results:
Ramages Beverages 4, Crown
Prince 0; Riches Electric 2, Hart
mint Jewelers 2; Salem Hard
ware 4, Barbs Sporting Goods 0;
Frank's Produce 3, Smalley Oil 1;
Double Cola 3, Boyce Team 1.
High team series and game,
Salem Hardware, 3090 and 1048.
High individual series, Willie West
of Salem Hardware, 684.
High individual game, Don Lutt
of Riches Electric, 246.
-Other high scores: Dale Bastion
622, Frank Evans 600, Bunny Bun
nell 600, Dick Phipps 638, Chet
Boyce 619.
LB 900 League team results:
Cadwell Oil 2, Team 6 1; Tag
gesell Pontiac 1, Repine Paint 2;
Simmons Fuel 3, Team 5 9;
Ripp's Service 3, Kannier Motors
0; Chuck's Service 2, Nameless
Food Market 1.
High team series and game,
Simmons Fuel Oil 2489 and 872.
High individual series and
game, Packy McFarland of Repine
Paint, 581 and 215.
When Nick Altrock of the Wash
ington Senators appeared as a
pinch hitter in a game in Oct. 1,
1933 hi wit 57 years old.
Stanley Fagg
Cement Contractor
CURBS?
Free Estimslet
All Work Gaartnleed
Phtae 41903
Scranton, Pa., to Texai. He wis
reported in satisfactory condition spite a five-run third inning
in (.lay County Hospital Monday. 1 Humboldt.
in
fTHEN PURCHASING STOCKJN4S
FOOT WADfRS AW WADING SHCCS,
THE WADERS JMUST PrTOVCR Or
KaJR Of aXXX) WOOL SOK.THEM A
rm o woes, sox Am worn ih-
Dti fMOCS OVEft VaADBRS. THUS,
SHOCS MUST BC 194s SOX LARGER
THAN WAOeRS,OB) I SIZES ABOVE
at&XAM tttoc SIZE.
Many ahcu,ers prefer stock
, v46 foot waders, either hl
or chest hi6h, to boot-foot
waders because stockinw
footers can bf turned h4
sioc out to drv erss'1 ration
ojacklx and,thesb wapcrs can
be worn on either siob. this
permits equal wear for each
bide. asovf outfit is moot com.
fortabls if you walk much,
Humboldt Beaten
By SOCE in Pair
ASHLAND, Ore. Iff) Southern
Oregon College swept a baseball
doubleheader (rem Humboldt
State of Areata, Calif., Monday,
4-0 in the opener and 19-12 in a
wild second game.
Ted Theias and Ned Landers
teamed to limit Humboldt to only
two hits In the first game. South
ern Oregon exploded for eight runs
la the first tnning"f the second
game and was never headed, de-
for
Brunette, Larry Burkhart, Keith
Burres, Bruce Buxzell, Ted Fox-
ley, Gene Gsrrett, Chuck Hsm
merstad, Ed Lewis, Steve Perry,
Jim Robinson, Jtck Scott, -Bob
Trelitad, Gary Zwicker and man
agers Nick Moravee and Bruce
Wult
Sophomore batketbaU letters
were hinded out by coich Lou
Deloretto. Boyi receiving letteri
were Sun Anderson, Wayne Bry
an, Steve Cross, Gary Dallmin,
Larry Evsns, Jerry GoerUen,
Billy Harrison, J i m Heltxel.
Frank Hoevert, Cliff Johnson,
Don Kenagy, Al King, Richard
Klein. 'Ted Marr, Joel Mathias,
Mike Rath, Wayne Robinson and
Dale Wult.
Grapple Letters Awarded
Hank Juran, wrestling coach,
awarded, letters to the following
first year mattmen: Gary Ballew,
Richard Bishop, Jerry Carter,
Ron - Cremhaw, Gerry Elitun,
Franklin Lee, Jack ' French, Lar
ry Halverson, Dick McCullen,
Larry Payne, George Rsndsll,
Robert A. Smith, Jerry Stickley,
Chuck Winger and ' manager,
John Wilson.
Second year iwardi went to
Darryl Fine and Dave Robbins;
third yesr went to Layne Cat
well, Marvin Bressler and Leroy
Williams.
a 16-6 record. Portland wat sec
ond with 13-5-1.
.Other resultt: '
Vancouver. 94-1: Seattle. 14-10-1;
Hollywood. 11-10: Lot Angeles.
11-11; San Diego, 9-11, and Sacra
mento, 64-1.
NO-HITTER BY 8TAYT0N ,
STAYTON (Special) The Stay
ton Jayveei defeated the Gervais
jayvees here Monday, 19-0, as Jim
Perkins and Johnny Lucas com
bined to throw a no-hitter.
Look and Learn
By A. C GORDON
1. By whom wai.the Salvation
Army founded?
2. What it charcoal?
3. What U. S. state is split In
two by two lakes?
4. When did the 21st Amendment
to the U.S. Constitution, ending
prohibition, go Into effect?
5. Of what country is Valparaiso
ib! chief port?'
ANSWERS
1. William Booth, in 136S.
2. Wood heated to a high tem
perature in an airtight chamber.
3. Michigan, by Lakes Micblgar
and Huron.
4. On December S, 1933.
5. Chile.
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etill tope the field today I
TXI ROCKn BROUGHT high-romprraaion
perfurmanre to molnring . , . art the itand.
ardi , , , broke the rerord.
Today it 'a tbe aame. ilh a biajh in mm
peeaaioei of 9.25 to 1 and t displacement of
ill eubie inches, the Roiket parka a
potent new wallop.
THIRI-S AN IFORTlt$$ SMOOTHNESS
that tella von thia one ia a masterpiere of
balance and prarisioa. Whal'a more tbia
power plan t'a big-bore, sliort-itroke design
meant shorter piston travel for Iras (rirlKm,
lest ear tnd longer life.
You'll rarelv ue the full I.IOf horsepower
under tlie riod. Hut, tnu'll go for the
Rotket'a high Inrijue the fur re that makes
the wheela go 'rnunil, F.vrn at medium
apaeda, your loe can call a hefty 3 10 pound
fret of torque into play to move you
away from a liplit or tiaaa by any emer
gency. Add Jelaway Hyilra-Matk and
you meet Rocket action at its smoothest,
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY! We invite
you to "Kate the Rnriet" on the rnad. You'D
get out of the ordinary . , , into aa OIJi!
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IN '96 MOIILBAS ICONOMT IUNI
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It's Free!"
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Phene 4-1241
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