THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1052
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
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By Jo*
M A H O N I/
MEINEKE
THE SCORING DEMON FROM
THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
IS A EAR CRY TOOAY
FROM THE GANGLING,
SKINNY SI« »OOTER THAT
FIRST REPORTED FOR
Hl SCHOOL FROSH B A IL .
ME NOW STANDS 6 - 7 ' LED
THE NATION IN FIELD GOAL AC
CURACY IN 1950-5 1,A N D IS
THE SIXTH COLLEGE PLAYER
, TO SCORE IOOO POINTS IN HIS
* FIRST TW O S E A S O N S .
HAL LITTLEFORO BET BRISTOL, MD-. BARBER
HARRISON CLAY 25 HAIRCUTS THAT M A R Y
LAND WOULD Bi AT TENNESSEE IN T H E '5 2
SUGAR BOWL G A M E . THEY 0 1 0 - 2 0 TO 13 ~
ANO NOW HAL HAS A PROBLEM.HOW CAN HE
COLLECT SINCE HE IS VIRTUALLY BALD ?
& N ILLINOIS FAkWA PLACID A STUFFED
Pill A',ANT ON HIS ItN L E ANO SAT BACK
TO WATCH THE FUN. ONLY TWO OUT OF
O rtk A HUNDRED PASSING HUNTERS
ASKED HIS PERMISSION BEFORE
THEY TOOK A S H O T !•
SPORT L IG H T -
PIED PIPER
THE
R E A D E R 'S D A T E
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BOOK-
National Boys' Club W eek W ill
Newest Drug
Rids Oregon
Town of Rats
Be Observed March 31—April
HALSEY, Orc. Halsey, located
about 85 miles south of Portland,
once plagued by rats, today hasn't
a rodent In the community. It Is
all due to a new drug called War
farin.
The village of 400 Is a shopping
center for surrounding farms, most
ly producing grass seeds. And It had
six combination seed store-mills
which attracted rats. Of 181 bulld-
1 Ings In Halsey, 147 were Infested.
In fact, rats Just about had a free
i swing In the town. Twelve of 18
, business establishments were In
fested; the town's four restaurants
and grocery stores had rats; all six
seed store-mills had many visitors;
lOfl of the 130 residences were
plagued and of 23 other buildings,
such as churches and lodge halls,
19 supported rodents.
For this reason the community
was chosen for a six-month field
test to see If the drug Warfarin
would clear out rodents. Warfarin
Is obtained from a chemical called
dl-cumoral. It keeps blood from co
agulating.
6
National Boys Club Week will bo celebrated this year from
March 31 to April 6 by some 335,000 Boys’ Club members in cities
and small towns across the nation.
The week’s observance will be built around the theme, “Build
ing . . . the citizens of tomorrow."
The Boys’ Club movement was founded in New England 90
years ago. Since 1906 the Boys’ Clubs have been federated into a
national organization, Boys’ Clubs of America.
Tfxlay, in club houses of thel
own, In a warm and friendly at
mosphere. 335,000 Boys' Club mem
bers meet their friends away from
the dangers of the street. With the
encouragement of trained leaders
they develop strong bodies, acquire
hand skills, desirable attitudes of
behavior, fa ir play
and an understand
lng of the rights of
others. Boy’s Clubs
give 335,000 b o y
opportunity
and
guidance for self-
development. They
t e a c h them that
America Is the land of opportunity
for those who w ill work and learn
and strive.
However, there Is a need for
more Boys’ Clubs At least three
m illion boys s till live in “ shadow-
lands" in our cities and villages
where the most fru itfu l soil is found
for the growth of crime and sub
versive "is m s ". They live In crowd
ed homes where there is little to
do—where there are tensions, quar
reling and bickering. They seek
their companionship and play on
the streets. These boys deserve the
guidance and leadership of a Boys’
Club.
This Is a part of the story of
Boys' Clubs that w ill be told dur
ing Boys' Club Week. It w ill be an
effort to get civic-minded citizens
In home towns across the nation
and probation officers What is more
important, Boys’ Clubs build good
citizens with strong, healthy bodies
. . . boys who are completely hon
est, who have a respect for all prop
erty and individual rights, and who
have a deep and abiding faith in
America and the fundamental prin
ciples upon which our strength as a
nation has been built.
A Boys’ Club in the local com
m unity might be the solution to
many of its problems. National
Boys’ Club Week would be an op
portune tim e to give it serious
thought.
• • •
Seeds for Democracy
Campaign Is O utlined
Funeral
Ex-Farmer to Repeat
T a ilo r e d T w o P ie c e r
In H a lf S ize Styles
BURLINGTON, C ol.-T he peo
ple of Burlington are In for an
other show—and many of them
don't like it. Jim Gernhard is
planning a repeat performance of
his own "fu n e ra l".
Gernhard. who w ill be 75 In
June, presided over his own
“ funeral” last year. It cost him
an estimated »15,000 which In
cluded a $4,000 copper coffin,
»2.500 granite monument and in
cidentals. The coffin is stored in
his basement.
"Don’t think it w ill be near as
big a blowout as it was last
tim e ." he said of this year’s
event. “ Those big funerals are
m ighty tiring, you know . . . a
man can't take Just so much of
them.”
A retired farm er, Gernhard ran
into m ild opposition last year.
He said he held the “ funeral"
partly to make sure he wasn’t
buried like a dog, and partly to
spend some of his estimated »75,-
000 fortune before his death “ so
that relatives won’t get it ” .
Pennsylvania Town
Prospers on Hunch
Of Once Poor Farmer
87871
JU ST w hat you’ve been looking
The Committee fo r Free Asia, a
• for—a handsome tailored two
privately-organized, privately-oper
piecer designed in half sizes to
Given to a rat the rodent's small
ated effort to oppose communism
RENOVO, Pa —Dorcie Calhoun, flatter the not-so-tall figure. It
blood vessels start to leak and even
throughout Asia started its 1952 two years ago an impoverished knows no season, takes nicely to
tually he dies of Internal hemor
Seeds for Democracy campaign farm er, today is the Horatio Alger almost any fabric.
.By GRANTLAND RICE.
rhage. Since no nerves arc Involved
March 3. I t w ill continue through of the booming community of Ren
T I IS GENER ALLY conceded In son thun either had been In some the rat doesn't get the Idea he's been
June 3.
ovo.
P a tte rn No. 8787 Is a sew -rlte p e rfo
poisoned
after
he
has
eaten
War
the two big leagued that Cleve time. Both kept throwing the pois
rated p a tte rn In sizes 12'/i, 14L4. 18'4.
This campaign is designed to ease
land and New York w ill nettle the oned harpoon into various leaders. farin He Just becomes weaker and
He was the man who believed 18*6 » % , 22G . 24'4. Size 14Li. short
a critica l inadequacy in food pro there was natural gas in the area sleeve. 8 yards of 39-lnch.
A.L. pennant and thn New York Both kept bowling over Yankees, weaker arid generally goes back to
duction
throughout the Philippine» and he drilled a 5,000 foot hole into
his
burrow
to
keep
warm
and
then
and Brooklyn w ill take over the Indians and Red Sox. They look even
S E W IN G C IR C L E P A T T E R N D E F T .
Republic. Vegetable seeds are not the ground 20 miles northwest of
N L. flag.
better this spring, or the spring that dies.
M 7 W est Adaaaa I» .. Chlcage «, III.
easily
produced
in
the
Philippines
The
Halsey
campaign
started
by
the
community.
It
turned
out
to
be
w
ill
soon
meet
us
around
the
green
Briefly, this mcana Yankees.
Enclose 30c In coin fo r each pat
They
must
be
Imported,
a
process
making
a
buffer
strip
around
the
te rn . A dd 5c for 1st Class M aU If
er
corner.
the discovery well for the Leidy
Indians, Giants and Dodgers, leav
desired.
norm
ally
too
costly
for
the
average
field, Pennsylvania's biggest natural
lng the o t h e r 12
Bucky H arris and his Senators town with bait stations under all
Pattern No.......................... size........
Filipino fam ily.
outside buildings.
gas strike in many years.
teams to supply any are unknown quantities, but you w ill
Six
or
seven
old
barns,
out
of
The
campaign
offers
Am
eri
upset or challenge soon see the dust kicked up by
(Please Print)
Now, the farmer-tumed-natural-
use, were torn down to reduce nest
cans an inexpensive and easy
that may take place Hornsby and Veeck of the Browns.
gas-expert drives around town in a
S treet Address o r P . O. Box No.
ing places. Rubble was cleaned up;
method of indicating, in a prac
—and probably w ill
custom-built sedan, which he re
No one knows Just what sort of an
tical way, their interest in the
What teams from act the Browns w ill put on this sea chicken feed was covered. One feed
places regularly. His pockets bulge
C ity
State
th e
problems of the people of other
the lwo leagues may son, but it should be something store cleaned out a big blackberry
w ith new contracts.
nations. It offers, also, a method
b r e a k Into t h o worth looking at Any team that has patch which had been a hiding place
Calhoun’s good fortune, however,
o| T o m o rro w
for the rats.
of stim ulating greater Filipino
spring and summer a smart, hustling owner, a smart,
was not without its trials. For two
Hi Ho, Silverware!
resistance to the blandishments
M ilton H. Buehler, Jr., the rodent
arguments, outside hustling manager and quite a num
years he tried to persuade other
The customer was busy sawing
control expert, recalls, "Why. be
o f communism.
of t h e four men ber of young legs and young arms
persons to buy stock In his venture
fore we started our experiment,
tlon< -1?
Last year this campaign resulted —a hunch hole he planned to d rill. on the steak he had ordered and
should be heard from often enough
you could stand In the door of one
R i h t now I would
in 511,000 packages of seeds con A few listened and agreed. Those was having a difficult time.
Grsntlsnd R<|
So at this spot the American
Waiter: Is it tough?
feed m ill and see the rat runways
sue g e s t
Eddie
tributed from a l l p a r t s of the who did have received $1,350 for
League race should carry more gen for a block and a half away. They
Customer (Exhausted): When I
Stanky*» Cardinals in the Nationals
United
States.
every
»100
they
Invested.
eral interest than the National. had worn the grass right down Into
order beef and get horse, I don’t
plus the e rratic Phillies.
Seeds desired are green string
Maybe it won't. Extrem ely odd a path.”
There are 65 producing wells In care. But next time, take the
fr o m this fog-rld-len lookout, I things can happen In six months of
beans. Chinese cabbage, green pep the field now. One has been meas
harness off before you start serv
After the first 30 days, only one
can't quite sea the Braves, Reds, baseball.
per. mustard, egg plant, collards, ured at a flow of 150 m illion cubic ing.
rat was sighted and by late fa ll no
Cubs or Pirates. One of these latter
• • •
cucumber, watermelon, kohlrabi and feet daily, thought to be the largest
rats or traces were found for sev
four teams might erupt and play a
loose leaf lettuce. They may be in existence.
eral
months.
2
0
Y
e
a
r
Race
lot of baseball—but I doubt it. The
mailed in any container which
M a k e Believe
Other d rillin g outfits have moved
Check System Established
Cardinals m ight come on with a
Twenty years ago a kid left New
meets domestic m ail regulations,
Dad, what is an actor?
in seeking to tap the rich natural
rush under Stanky's drive, Stan port. Kentucky, to try his luck in the
Now that the community Is rat
and may be addressed: Seeds for
An actor? My son, an actor is
gas from its bed in the layer of Oris
Musial's great ubllity and the prom
saddle. His name was Eddie Arcaro.
conscious, it has set up a watch
Democracy. San Francisco, Calif.
kany sands which spreads in five d i a man who can walk to the side
lse of good pitching. Sawyer should Twenty years later he is still riding
system The night watchman checks
A ll contributions w ill be acknow
rections through the area. Four of a stage, peer into the wings
get his somnolent Phillies hustling as hard and battling as furiously as the buffer strips to see they are
ledged, and contributors are in-
cross-country pipelines are sucking filled with theatrical props, dirt
again. If it can be done.
he ever did against both age and baited. That's to keep out r ll out-of- i
ited to include w ith each seed
the gas to distant cities for fuel and and dust, other actors, stage
youth.
Riding
again
at
Santa
Anita.
town
rats.
But
if
anybody
hears
a
So you can see four good teams in
package a personal message to a heat.
hands, old clothes, and other clap
B O YS’ CLUB W EEK
the National League and four others Arcaro has B ill Shoemaker, the 20- rat or sees any traces Inside the
Filipino.
trap
and say: What a lovely view
Although
the
entire
town
of
Ren
MARCH 31 to APRII 6 '
year-old Texan, competing on one buffer zone, he notifies one of the
that don't look too hot.
The seeds w ill go to Filipino
ovo has benefited from the find, in there is from this window.
town's three grocers or the mayor
Stanky and his Cardinals w ill be side of the big run and Johnny
farm ers, school children and
vestors and land owners h a v e
one of the season's early features. Longden, the veteran, on another.
Then the night watchman baits the to become interested in the idea
small land owners for planting
reaped the greatest rewards. Some
spot.
The three have dominated Santa
I f they stay up around baseball's
for their community. Any commu
in vegetable gardens that w ill
No Other Rub Ads Faster ta
people who owned wilderness camp
polite society they w ill continue to Anita's meeting nil the way.
As a result of the experiment, ra t nity desiring to establish such a club
producing food in the spring.
sites
or
almost
barren
farmland
Up
to
a
few
days
ago,
Arcaro,
be u feature. It's the standing of the
fighters believe that in W arfarin can contact Boys' Club of America,
Each package of seed shipped to
clubs that tells most of the story Shoemaker and Longden were only
they have a weapon that can be 381 Fourth Avenue, New York 16. the Philippines w ill have attached have struck it rich.
after the firs t few weeks. Baseball a race apart.
widely used. It Is very effective on N.Y., for help and advice.
Geologists estimate there’s enough
label containing the following text
But the Newport F lyer nad one big
One of the most im portant
can pack most of Its lore Into two
rats and mice, but is not too toxic
in both English and Tagalog, the na gas to flow for seven more years.
things to remember about the
details—the standing of the clubs edge. Of the 18 big stakes run so far
on humans and other animals.
tional language of the islands: And meanwhile, more well derricks
to relievo coogbs—aching muscles
Arcaro had won seven. He had beat
and the box score.
Boys* Club movement is that
M r Buehler reports each rat w ill
These vegetable seeds are offered keep going up throughout the region.
Musterole not only brings fast relief
en
Next
Move
with
Special
Touch.
but
its great pain-relieving medication
there is very little delinquency
do »20 to $30 damage a year and
to you, free, from the people of the
Theso two sections carry most of
breaxs up congestion in upper bron
among the 335,000 boys from
w ill eat up »3 in feed. He stresses
United States who have formed the Home Town Goes A ll-O u t
the answers. In the National League He had whipped H ill Gail with Windy
chial tubes. M usterole offers ALL the
rig h t to 20 who have their own
the importance of vigilant control
Committee for a Free Asia to help
Sawyer's Phillies w ill ha'vc a rough C ity I I and he had won the rich
benefits of a mustard plaster without
M
aturity
with
Intent.
clubhouses
through
the
United
the bother of making one. Just rub
emphasizing the fecundity of rats
you in the speedy rebuilding and To Welcome Car Isen
er Journey than the Cardinals, due
it
on chest, throat and back.
•'It's always a b attle ," Eddie said
States in which they find recre
A female rat starts having litters of
development of your great repub
largely to uncertain pitching.
WOODBRIDGE. N.J.—The home
recently. " I t was a tough battle
ation and companionship in
six to 10 young when three and
lic .”
town of Capt. K u rt Carlsen couldn’t
when I first came out 20 years ago.
after-school and evening hours.
half to four months old. And if well-
The home towner might remem
T h e A m e ric a n L eagu e
Through the years it got to e no fed with good harborage, she w ill
Boys' Clubs lessen delinquency ber the Seed for Democracy cam match the ticker tape blizzard that
poured on the reluctant hero in
The season's outlook for more easier—Lawrin, Whirlaway, Hoop have from six to eight litte rs yearly wherever they are established. This paign as he buys his spring supply
New
York, but it s till welcomed him
Jr.,
Citation
and
other
winners—but
ia
the
testimony
of
Judges,
police
widespread h ila rity is brighter in
for his own garden.
home with the biggest celebration in
big stakes arc coming at you all
the A.L.
Rip and Tuck Former
its 238 year history. Nearly 100,000
Tills ever-winning league has the the time. These are the ones you
H U M A N NEEDS
persons—friends, neighbors, well
must
win.
•
Name of Small Town
Indians and Yankees as the two
wishers—crowded into the commu
•Riding a horse In a race," Eddie
chief targets. Both w ill be good. The
T O N IT E
EVERETT. W. V a .-T h e 200 rest-
nity to welcome the skipper of the
Tigers with A rt Houtteman back continued. "Is largely a m atter of
F lying Enterprise.
dents
of
Everett
have
a
feud
with
instinct.
You
can
plan
out
a
few
should move up again. No one can
QUICK.ÍASYSOPEUCIOOS
the United States Post Office de
They trim m ed the town in candy
say now what the Red Sox w ill be things ahead, but not many, There
partment.
It's
all
over
the
name
of
striped ribbons, staked out flags,
minus Bobby Doerr and Ted W il are any number of times when you
their town.
must make up your mir.d in a split-
waved balloons and banners, closed EAT ANYTHING WITH
liams, two star ballplayers.
To the Inhabitants the commu
second—in a flash."
Renewed hope for a disaster- services to the expanded armed the stores and cheered the skipper
You don’t fill gaps like this with
Arcaro is deadly In a big stake. He nity Is known as "R ip and Tuck” . stricken fa m ily through the rebuild forces and to the fam ilies of men as he rode through the quiet, tree
FALSE TEETH !
straw men. The Red Sox must get
seems to bring all his magnificent That was the official name until
ing of its flood ruined home . . . in uniform —counsel on personal and lined streets.
If you have trouble with plates
more consistent pitching than they
concentration into complete focus few years ago when a group of blood for a wounded serviceman fa m ily problems, m o n e y in an
that slip, rock, cause sore gums—
During the parade, which lasted
have drawn so far. Maurice McDer
try Brim m s P la s ti-L io e r. One application
residents petitioned the post master
on the Job. In 1948 his mounts
.
.
a
reassuring
message
for
an
hour
and
a
half,
factory
whistles
emergency,
toilet
articles
fo
r
men
mott should be due by now to prove
plates fit laugh without powdtr or pastit
earned »1,082,585 In stakes and fea general for the change tc Everett. another serviceman, anxious over in combat or the wounded, emer screamed, bells tolled and people makes
because Brimms Plasti Liner hardens perma
his high place.
ture races alone. His target is usual The situation remains static. The a problem back home . . . life gency communication — personal lined the parade route to see the
nently to your plate. Relines and refits loose
But one of the main turns In the ly »1.000,000 or thereabouts, which
natives calling the town Rip and saving firs t aid for an accident vic
plates in a wav no powder or paste can do.
man who fought the Atlantic for Even
help in tim e of trouble.
Am erican League should belong to is more than enough to take good Tuck and the Post Office calling it tim.
on old rubber plates you get good results
15 days in a futile effort to save
six months to a year or longer. Y O U C A N C A T
the White Sox and Athletics. Both care of his wife, Ruth, and their two Everett.
•
Nearly a th ird of the Red Cross his vessel.
These are typical of the hundreds
A N Y T H I N a t Simply lay » jft strip of Plasti-
teams were mueh stronger last sea- children.
Old residents have two main of thousands of human services budget last year was spent to sup
Liner on troublesome upper or lower. Bite
At the municipal building on Main
and it molds perfectly. Easy to us«, tasteless,
theories about how the little com rendered by the Am erican Red p ly this kind of service in an aver
Street
the
governor
of
New
Jersey,
odorless, harmless to you and your plates.
munity originally got Its name.
Cross last year and listed by E. age of 316.100 cases and requests Alfred E. Driscoll delivered the
Removable as directed Money hack if n o t
One says that after a flood around Roland H arrim an, national Red each month. And to keep pace with welcoming address.
completely satisfied. Ash rout druggist/
1900, an old man described the Cross president, as the organiza our growing m ilita ry force there
During the parade. Carlsen said:
B R IM M S P L A S T I-LIN E R
rampage of the local creek thus: tion's annual campaign for funds was an increase of 34 per cent in “ I ’ve never seen anything like it.
T H E P E R M A N E N T D E N T U R E R E L IN E R
"The creek came-a-rippin' and a- reaches fu ll force. The national ap the Red Cross staff serving the The parade In New York was ter
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11—52
tuckin’ down through this here peal w ill continue through March armed forces. Red Cross personnel
rific , but this is something special.
va lle y."
31, with the slogan, “ Answer the in the F ar East more than doubled. This is my home town. These are
However, a more fanciful explana C all".
To help make the death rate in m y people."
tion concerns two well-known old
“ Last year the American people the Korean War the lowest in his
Sixteen bands and many other
maids, one tall and the other short, did answer the c a ll," M r. H arrim an tory. Americans donated 1,225,000 m arching units Joined in making
who once lived here It Is said they declared, "and through their Red pints of blood for the armed forces the welcome the best officials could
had only one good dress between Cross helped m illions of their fel through the Red Cross in the 18
Pains of Arthritis, Rheumatism,
produce in the community which
them. When the tall one wanted to low Americans with money and per months since the start of the con
once won the title of “ typical
Neuritis, Lumbago, B u rs itis l-
wear It, the hem had to be ripped sonal services. Our campaign theme flic t. In the same period, an ad American town."
out. When the short one used it, the this year is • summons to all Am er ditional 1,861,000 pints were col
Relief Can Start In Minutes
hem was tucked up.
icans to give generous financial lected by the Red Cross and made
Thtro’t no internal doting with SURIN.
support again to the Red Cross so available without charge to civilian Small Town Florida
Nothing to swallow and wait anxiously
that it can continue to meet human hospitals throughout the country. Bank Just 'Gives Up1
Town Orders Picture
for relief. You simply apply SURIN
needs.”
The blood program cost the Red
right at the point of pain and blessed
Windows in A ll Bars
GREENWOOD, Fla.—The town of
High on the list were Red Cross | Cross $13.985,113 last year.
relief starts as penetration beneath the
Greenwood—population
300—w
i
11
ekin
gets under way. Of course there’s
^
HENRYETTA, Okla.—The people
a reason for this wonder-working new
soon be without a bank. The Bank
of Henryetta are determined to know
external fast pain relief medicine.
of Greenwood, which has served the
ft ’s methacholine, a recent chemical
what's going on. The town council
rich peanut and livestock commu
born of research in a great laboratory.
recently passed an ordinance re
It
acta speedily to aid penetration of
nity for 43 years, is going out of
quiring all tavern and pool-hall own
S U R IN ’e pain -q u ellin g in gred ien ts.
business.
Methacholine also causes deeper, longer-
ers to install picture windows in
“ We're old, we're tired, we’ve got
lasting pain relief and Increased speed
their establishments.
up
of local blood supply.
the money to pay everybody 100 per
The council took that action aft
Tested on chronic rheum atic In large uni
cent, so we're going to do it while
versity hospital it brought faat relief to 71%
er Police Chief Tom Liddell was
patients and In home-for-the-aged 77%. To
we can and rest some," said R. A.
knocked unconscious and hospital
tally different from old-fashioned rube and
Willis, president.
liniments, modern S U R IN brings fa tte r ro-
ized after walking into a Main Street
lief, longer without burning or blistering:
IN D A R K P L A C E S W H ER E C L O S E W O R K H A S TO BE
“
We
were
born
30
years
too
soon.
tavern.
without unpleasant odor or grtaae. Simply
D O N E , IT IS A G O O D ID E A TO A X A M A G N IF Y IN G
We can’t fight the battle like it is
smooth
on 8UR1N at the point of pain and
"We want to know what’s going on
feel pain ease in minutes. Money-hack at your
G L A S S O N TO A FLASHLIGHT, AS IL L U S T R A T E D . T H IS
Conditions are too fast for m e."
In there," Liddell said. " I f they're
drug store If S U R IN doesn’t relieve muscle
It was the first Florida bank to
W AY, ONE H A N D IS L E F T FREE TO D O THE W O R K .
pain faster and better than anything you've
not ashamed of what they're doing
w e r used. A generous Jar costa »1.2». ‘ SU RIN
close for any reason in eight years
i
t not a cure for any of thete condition*.
they’ll co-operate with il l. ”
N A V Y ’S NEW EST
North American Savage attack bomber.
Deposits amounted to »400,000.
Two Teams in Each League Favored
Buffer Strip Set Up
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