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G resham O utlook
T W IC E
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YOL. 17, NO. S3
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
Audience Hears
Sermon to Graduates
MAY
$2.0(1 Per Year
Fairview Grange
I
Dedi^ tesNeul Hal1
DIXIE
Picking Rates Set
for Berry Season
Fair Board Adjusts
Financial Obligations
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, The new Fairview g ran g e hall,
Fixing of th e ra te s for th e berry
A large and atten tiv e audience , located a t T hird and H arriso n
picking season w as an Im portant
At the fair board m eeting held
listened to the b ac calau reate ser- : stree ts, w as form ally dedicated
m atter atten d ed to at th e p re-h ar- la st night in th e city hall a resolu-
mon delivered Sunday evening by S aturday evening by a fitting pro-
vest m eeting of th e Berry G row ers tlon wa8 passed authorizing the
association la st S atu rd ay night. t»refdd®nt alu' se creta ry to sign a
th e Rev. H. V. W ilhelm to th e 1927 ' gram attended by about 300 per-
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note for $32,000, the money to be
g rad u a tin g class. G resham church- sons.
The dedicatory exercises
T he ra te s agreed upon w ere as fol-
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used to pay off various item s of in-
es closed th e ir doors for th e eve- w ere preceded by a sum ptuous d in
low s: straw b e rrie s. 1 cent a pound debtedness, all but tw o or three
ning th a t th e ir m em bers m ight be n er served to over 200 in the base-
w ith one-half cent bonus to those thousand d o llars to be used to pay
p erm itted to atten d the exercises. , m ent of the new hall.
who w ork as long as'they a re need-
obligations on real estate. It
ed;
loganberries, h alf a cent a was exP 'a»ne<l
association
T he Rev. Mr. W ilhelm delivered a
S tate G range M aster
George
m a ste rfu l ad d ress from th e th re e ' P alm iter of Hood R iver spoke th e '
pound w ith on e-fo u rth cent bonus; was n,,t *l“ 'rett8*nR i*8 indebtedness
red * ra sp b e rrie s, two and one-half bul
various debts and
Floods have done untold damage in the Southland.
w ords, “ I am ready ’, speaking of t w ords w hich declared F airview
th e fact of being ready to preach, ' g range hall opened as th e m eeting I
cen ts w ith o ne-half cen t bonus; ,lu ,,' nK ■,s financial obligations in
1 housands look to us for help. A community benefit
b lack b erries, one cent, w ith h alf ahape to be m ore ®a8,ly and *■•*(?“ -
ready to serve, ready to suffer and place of th a t organization. M aster i *
is planned for—
cent bonus.
larly met. T he p resen t loan is for
read y to die as
being essen tial in K atie Jonas, presided in her
i vv w i n . t a i
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. ,lve year8 Bnd th e In terest rate Is
th e tra in in g of those leaving the j u sual gracious m an n er and had
L.
W ells of Salem discussed
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seven per cent, payable q u arterly ,
high school for broader activities. I charge of th e b eautiful ritu a listic
th e problem of th e black ch erry
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' Ih e assets of the association are
The speaker presented th e fact th a t a lta r cerem ony w hich is stro n g ly
shipm ent and m ade a very liberal
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conservatively estim ated a t about
g raduation is not final but is m ere interw oven w ith religious se n ti
base offer for the crop of the b erry i
ly a p rep aratio n for a w ider sphere m ent. The keys of the hall w ere
grow ers, w hich w as referre d to th e
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T he fair association has been
of usefulness. He closed w ith the tu rn ed over by Mr. P alm iter to
board of d irecto rs, who will con- , __
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At
Stapleton
Athletic
Field,
(¡resham
I
nion
Highschool
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given
a
new
deed
by
Mrs.
L
au ra
plea for young people to hold fast Mrs. Jon as who, in tu rn presented
sider it at th e ir n ex t m eeting.
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. low nsend, through her atto rn ey
to th e ir high ideals. O ther clergy them to th e stew ard of th e F air-
Miss Adela B allard, rep rese n tin g w . D. Freem an, for Ihe purpose of
men who assisted in the service view grange.
1 he Gresham business and prefessional men’s team
Ihe Council of Women for Home co rrectin g ce rtain defect« In form er
w ere th e Rev. E. H orstm ann, pas
Seated on th e platform w ere v is
M issions, who is in ch arg e of th e d escriptions and covers all the
will cross bats with the Union high team. The game will
to r of Zion E vangelical church, th e iting m asters from th e g ran g es of
activ ities of th e organization on th e , ractg recently contracted for from
be a humdinger. See it if you never saw one before. See
Rev. E. G. Judd, p asto r of Bethel the county w ith th e exception of
Pacific coast, m ade a forceful talk th e Sm ith heirs and th e original
B ap tist church and th e Rev. L. A Lents.
it if you never expect to see another.
T. J. K reuder, county
on
th e question of prom oting th e ¡»tract hought by th e city of G resh-
Skuzie, p asto r of the F ree Method grange deputy, w as given an hon
ca re of th e sm all ch ild ren d u rin g I Hni of N orm an Sm ith and la ter sold
Business houses will close from 2 to 4.
1st church. A selection w as given o rary seat and introduced to the
the w orking h ours of th e b erry to th e fair association. The new
by the glee club and a solo by Miss audience. Mrs. George P alm iter
picking m others. It was decided I deed covers about 39 acres,
The
Gresham
band
will
play.
Alice P rindle.
w as p resen t and w as gfven a re c
th at inasm uch as th is w as a w ork
Included In this deed Is the tra c t
Class night exercises will be held ognition of welcome, as w ere also
largely of p h ilan th ro p y it would be of about six acres w hich has been
W ednesday evening and on F riday the visiting p ast m a ste rs of the
best to leave th e p lanning of the platted as W estfair addition. Mrs.
L IN E -U P OF TEAM S
even ing of th is week th e annual subordinate granges. Joseph E.
d etails w ith th e m others. To th a t Tow nsend has included In th is ad
com m encem ent program w ill be Dunne, joint sta te se n ato r from
GRESHAM BUSINESS MEN
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM.
end a m eeting has been called for dition about flve acres of her own
(who will form team )
ren d ered. T his y e a r's class num Columbia, C lackam as and M ultno
F riday aftern o o n . May 20. at th e property, m aking alto g eth er nearly
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b ers 48, the boys and g irls being mah counties, w as p resen t w ith his
G resham M ethodist churcG, a t 2 11 acres, platted Into around 100
Ralph D eaville (Piggly W iggly store)
C a tc h e r..............
n early evenly divided. T he class wife and th ree ch ild ren and seemed
B ark L aughlin (Brockw ay & Nelsou)
o'clock, when the problem s of the lots. This is a choice, sightly lo
1st b a s e ............
E. H am lin (City Bakery)
officers a re Guy R usher, president; to enjoy every m om ent of th e eve
a rra n g in g of th e K iddle K amp will cation. Two stre e ts a re opened
Bill T u erk (S tan d ard Oil Co.)
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2d b a s e ..............
E dw ard Mink, vice presid en t; Mary ning. He is a genuine gran g e
be considered. AU who have th e th ro u g h th e tra c t ru n n in g north
F ra n k H am lin (G resham G arage)
S
hort
s
to
p
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M iller, se c re ta ry ; Jam es M cAllis booster and a friend of th e farm er.
H. V. W ilhelm (M. E. C hurch)
good of little ch ild ren a t h e a rt and south giving o u tle ts to F irs t
3d lia se..............
O scar Stone (E kstrom T ruck!
te r, tre a s u re r; Alvin K aser, s e r
A fine program followed the ded
should atten d th is m eeting and help s tre e t and Division stree t. T here
L eft Held............
H arry S quire (Stockton Bros.)
g ea n t-at-a rm s; A lta H endrickson ication, the chief fe a tu re of w hich
w ork out th e details.
are also stre e ts provided for afford
E lvis S tockton (Stockton Bros.)
C enter field. .. Milton S u tterstro m
council m em ber;
H elen Sand was an address by Mr. P alm iter in
Bill K inder (O. A. C. E xtension)
S. B. H all told of th e dam age ing o u tlets to the west.
R ight field........
ström , rep o rter.
H enry L unday (R ak er A) Son)
w hich he stated th e com pletion of
done by th e b erry ro o t weevil and
T he c o n tra c t w ith D avis & Steel,
Leo Bailey (R ak er & Son)
Follow ing is the list of gradu th e new hall w as a con crete ex
th e c h e rry fly m aggot, and told th e successful bidders for th e new club
Subs—A rth u r S uhr, W illard Bor-
F
ran
k
G
illette
(J.
E.
M
etzger)
ates:
am ple of the organization. He
grow ers how to co n tro l th ese pests. building, w ere signed and th e w ork
ing.
i
Ed. Metzger.
H elen A lthaus, H arry Bjur, P ercy em phasized th e benefits of the
He hns c irc u la rs w hich w ill ex will s ta r t a t once, to be finished for
Any o th ers w ishing to play should report
I C arlson, Clinton C halker, D orothy grange and th e sp irit of co o p era
plain
how to h an d le th e situ atio n . thiB y ea r’s fair. W. W. L ucius is
to F ra n k H am lin.
Cooper, Daisy Daly, L ucille Dod tion w hich it has fostered from th e
S tation C irculnr No. 79 te lls how to th e arch itect.
son, P a u le tta D ow sett, M elcher beginning. Mr. P alm iter stro n g ly
Much V o rk has been done level
fight the root weevil and C ircu lar
D uncan, H arold Dye, John Flem senses the need of a la rg e r m em
No. 35 deals w ith the c h e rry fly ing th e grounds w hich have now
Don’t
ask
what
the
admission
is.
Give
enough
ing, M arjorie H eacock, R achel b ership of th e g ran g e . He spoke
control. T hese may be had on a p been seeded to g rass. O ther im
to more than cover it
H eadley, F red H elber, M argarette with pride of th e b eautiful hall
plication.
Mr. H alt advised th e provem ents to g rounds and build
H em m ers, A lta H endricksen, H ow ju st com pleted and designated it as
grow ers to supply them selves w ith ings a re u nder way o r soon to be
a rd H opper, K enneth H orberg, a m onum ent to th e com m unity, th e
the hug poison for th e root weevil begun.
E dith Johnson.
E lsa
Johnson, culm ination of m onths of united
Mrs. G race Exley has been ap
and th e a rse n a te of lead and a
H elen K arlen, Ted K arlen, Alvin effort.
'sp ra y gun and be ready for busi pointed a ssista n t to S ecretary A.
K aser, M argaret K idder, D orothy
Several fine m usical num bers
ness. It h as been discovered th a t W. Metzger and has entered upon
K idder, Mildred Kummel, David w ere given d urin g th e evening, th e
th e root w eevil is doing a lot of her duties, occupying th e office on
Lane, Evelyn Ledine, H arold Lewis, ones w hich received th e p rep o n d e r
dam age to cane b erry roots as w ell th e fair grounds w here every m a t
Alice Lind, Melvin M agnuson, Fred ance of applau se probably being
as th e straw b e rrie s. Mr. H all will te r possible pertaining to the fair
M arshal, Jam es M cA llister, Mary those by th e M iller & T racey q u a r
m ake a close study and try to ad will be handled.
M iller, E dw ard Mink, Amy Noreen tet from P ortland. T hese four pop
vise th e best tim e to b ait and sp ray
G resham w ill aid the flood suf- ¡
I.
Jo h n Ott, M arjorie P ullin, Guy u la r sin g ers had h ard w ork to get
Sooner or la ter we sh a ll not only
and w ill give th e inform ation
A class of 29 boys and g irls w ill ! ferers.
P
lan
s
are
going
fo
rw
ard
for
the
recognize the c u ltu ral value of m u
R usher, H elen S andström , Roland aw ay from th e rep eated encores receive th e ir eighth g rad e d ip lo -! T bpre bave bepn a n „ w j|, be p e r.
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ro
u
g
h
th
e
Outlook.
All
w
ere
ad
Rose F estiv al and p ageant, "Ro-
sic, we shall also begin to u n d er
Schedeen, H elen S chubert, Amy w hich followed th e ir selections. m as a t th e G resham g rad e school
vised to w atch for th e suggestions. stand th a t, afte r the beginnings of
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sonal contributions. One couple of sa rla ,” which will be held In P o rt The can n ery w ill c a rry a supply of reading, w riting, arith m etic and
Sloop, L eola Sm ith, F ra n k Sm ith, T he solos of F ra n k F eh ren b ach er, T h u rsd , ay evening
in connection
W inston Strong, C harles T allm an, accom panied by Mrs. Lou H arlow , w ith a w ell-arran g ed program of ^b *8 com m unity, ol1» of not an o ver land Ju n e 13 to 18, inclusive, and is the poison for th e root weevil and geom etry, m usic has g re a te r p rac
c e rta in th e city w ill be crow ded
H arrletfcW ilcoxxon, E dna Wood.
w ere m uch enjoyed as w ere also m usical num bers and an ad d ress , abundance, has contributed one w ith v isito rs at th a t tim e, acco rd will show a sam ple tube to apply tical value th an any oth er subject
ta u g h t in th e schools.— P hilan d er
An enjoyable occasion w as th a t those by Mrs. H arlow who sang to by th e Rev. H. V. W ilhelm , p asto r hundred dollars. O thers will give ing to S. C. P ier, festival d irecto r it w ith, w hich w ill m ake the w ork P. Claxton.
of F rid a y evening, a t th e high h er own accom panim ent. Mr. and ! of th e M ethodist E piscopal church,
easier and faste r. T hese tubes are
th e ir fives and tens, or m ore. Some in ch a rg e for outside p articip atio n .
Window Cleaning.
school gym nasium w hen seniors, Mrs. W. D. K inder favored th e a u - j from th e subject, " D u s t'o r Divin-
Mr. P ier w as in G resham one day being m ade by K idder H ard w are
less. Everybody in th is favored
For expert window cleaning see
m em bers of the facu lty and school dience w ith two fine violin and Ry.”
com
pany
and
o
th
er
tin
sm
ith
s.
T
he
last week and rep o rted enthusiast!*;
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers with J.
board m em bers and th e ir wives piano selections.
T he procesglonal m a rch by F ry s- region should do som ething. Mo sup p o rt w herever he has been. He can n ery also c a rrie s a stock of Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
w ere hospitably entertain ed by the
In th e erection of the F airview inger wm be played by th e grade tives of hum anity, of brotherhood, has visited m any cities and tow ns stan d ard sp ray guns for th e ch erry
high school ju n io rs a t the annual grange hall a num ber of p ersons school o rch e stra, w hich will
f u r - 1 of C h ristian ity , should lead all to of Oregon and some in W ashing fly.
ju n io r-sen io r banquet. The sp le n deserve special m ention and cred it. ! n ish tw o oth er num bers.
A com m ittee of 30, headed by S.
nish
Our g enerously help Ihe suffering and ton and has the prom ise th a t a
did m enu received due notes of ap Among these is F red A lbers, whose
School Band” and "P o et's D ream .” distressed.
large num ber w ill p articip a te In B. H all, w as appointed as an ad
p reciation and the evening was generous
donations
p ractically T he school ch o ru s w ill la te r sing,
parade, float or band or m arching visory board to w ork w ith the
sp e n t in a p leasan t m anner. As m ade the building possible. A
The A m erican Red Cross, as at
“ When Honey Sings an Old Time
bodies. Among th e cities te n ta board of d irec to rs in th e event of
Tuesday, May 17—Ju d P ullen
p a rt of the evening's program the g ran ite ta b le t has been g rate fu lly
u n u su al conditions
which m eets Bobbie Vernon, 4 round
Song.” The Rev. E. H orstm ann, other tim es, rises to th e occasion tively prom ising such su p p o rt are any
V ictor and Jean Adix continuous inscribed to his m em ory and placed
m
ight
develop
d
u
rin
g
th
e
h
a
rv
e
st
prelim ., 150 pounds.
P ortlan d
p asto r of th e Zion E vangelical and becomes the g rea t "m o th er” to K lam ath F alls, G ran ts Pass, Med
trophy, a silver loving cup, which over th e e n tra n ce to th e hall. An
ch u rch , has been asked to p ro help the u n fo rtu n ate. B ut th e Red ford, A shland, Roseburg, Eugene, ing and m ark etin g of th is y e a r’s arm ory.
is an an n u al ju n io r aw ard for u n tirin g building com m ittee, com
crop. They m ay be called upon to
nounce the benediction.
May 17—O p eretta, “A unt D rusil-
C ross can only do WHAT WE Albany, Salem , Silverton, McMinn serve in any em ergency. They are
sch o larship, citizenship, activities posed of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jo n as,
la's G arden", F airview g rad e school
ville, Corvullls, F o rest Grove, H ills
T
he
roll
for
th
e
1927
class
is
as
H E LP HER DO.
and loyalty to school, was given D. W. McKay and Cedric Stone, a s
boro, Newberg, M ilwaukie, Hood Mr. H all, F. J. K ellar, F ra n z M att
follow s;
L aw rence
A ylsw orth,
May 18— M ultnom ah County Po
Iren e Johnson.
O ther cities and com m unities are River, A storia, Seaside, St. H elens, son. Geo. W. A lexander, A. C. Ar- m ona G range at F airview .
sisted by m any o th e rs of th e com F ritz Baum ann, M artin Duffy, Roy
m unity a re deserving of a large F u ll, Mabel F race, A lta H anning, raisin g th e ir co n trib u tio n s and Bend, Oregon City and Longview. vldson, W. J. B artlett, J. O. Chiodo.
Three H u rt in Auto Accident.
W ednesday Evening, May 18—
vote of th a n k s for th e re s u lt a t H arla n H ayden, Ross H ollow ay, showing- th e ir in te rest. Let us not
It is expected th a t G resham will A. E. DeH aven, F. O. E kstrom , Class night exercises, high school.
A ccording to a new s item in this
A.
L.
H
eacock,
Jo
h
n
Ick
ler,
P.
A.
tained. C. N. B uckner and John Alan Inglis, F ern Jen n in g s, H arold
ta k e some activ e p a rt in the festi
fail in th is crisis.
m o rn ing's O regonian, Mr. and Mrs.
May 19—G raduation exercises,
Johnson, W. R. Johnson, W illiam
M oller had ch a rg e of th e actu al Judd, W alter K idder, Lois Kelly,
vities.
A. E. W entw orth and th e ir th ree -
One
way
w
ill
be
to
p
atro
n
ize
th
e
K uelfel, Mrs. A nna Lehm an, Mrs. j Fairview g rad e school.
construction w ork and m any w ords , A,b prt LanK,)tf M ary Lpnardi A lta
year-old
d au g h ter
Low ena
of
benefit ball gam e tom orrow a fte r PO RTEAN» JEW ELEK
M artin L en n artz, H. W. Lynch, G. j T h u rsd ay Evening, May 19—
of com m endation w ere h eard for
McMurry, R ichard M etzger, M yrtle
G resham w ere in ju red yesterday
the neat, com m odious and w ell a r
IS GIVEN PARO EE M ayenchien, N. P. Nelson, O. E E ighth grade g rad u atin g exercises
noon, 2 to 4, a t the high school, be
M
arston,
Vernon
R
u
th
erfo
rd
,
V
in
when th e ir ca r w as stru c k at E ast
Nichols, Mark N ickerson, Chas. I at G resham grade school.
ranged s tru c tu re w hich has been
ce n t R u therford, J u a n ita Palm - tw een th e pick-up tow n team of
20th and B urnside stre e ts by an
F red erick L. M iller, P o rtlan d P roebstel, Ray Reltsm a, Em il Sat- | T h u rsd ay Evening. May 19—O. A.
com pleted under th e ir supervision.
quist,, W ilbert Stevens, Joe W right j business men and th e high school Jew eler, has been g ran ted a parole
autom obile driven by S tanley A.
terstro m . L. G. Selfei* Ola T ofte, 1 C. alum ni p arty a t S. B. H all re si
Much of the w ork w as donated by
and Ruth Schm ierer. T he mid team
S ta rr, b anker of B urlington, W ash
from his sen ten ce of 15 m onths in H H. W atkins, O scar W alin, H. F dence.
F airview men and o th e rs In terested
term class w as Alice Howell, Massa
„COME QUT AND 8H E [ , OUT.” the sta te p en iten tiary for Involun
ington, w ho la te r w as arrested . The
W lhlon, A. H. W right.
in th e grange.
F riday Evening, May 20—Com
S aw ataria, C aroline
W hetstone,
th ree w ere tak en to 8t. V incent's
ta ry m a n slau g h ter follow ing the
m encem ent exercises, high school.
A
can
v
ass
of
the
business
places
T
he
im
portance
of
th
e
estim
ate
T
he
new
gran
g
e
h
all
is
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Edna W lnfree and E rn e st W olter.
hospital w here it w as said Mrs.
death of Mrs. Alma H all, an aged of th e b erry crop ton n ag e to the
F riday Evening, May 20— P lay a t
of G resham has been m ade and the
W entw orth suffered a possible hip feet in size, of su b stan tia l wooden ,
woman who w as fata lly Injured
Rockwood g range hall for benefit
co
nstruction,
w
ith
full
basem
ent
;
DISTRICT TO HOLD
expression Is 100 per cent in favor th re e y ears ago a t F airview by Mil can n ery offices as a help to th e : of com m unity church.
fra c tu re , Mr. W entw orth a severely
sales d ep a rtm en t w as urged upon
SPECIAL ELECTION of closing between th e hours of 2 le r's m achine.
in ju red rig h t knee and a cut band, w ith floors and w all of cem ent. The |
the grow ers, m any bf whom have 1 F rid ay Evening May 20— P lay a t
and th e g irl a laceration over the en tire building is am ply lighted by I
Since th e fatal accid en t Miller failed to do so.
A special election will be held in to 4 tom orrow (W ednesday) a fte r
Rockwood g range hail for benefit
rig h t eye.
Continued on page
Cedar school d istric t. No. 10, on noon so th a t p ro p rieto rs an d clerk s haH been unceasing in his efforts to
The p re-h arv est g ath erin g was of Rockwood com m unity church,
defeat the findings of justice. Two
Monday afternoon, at 12:30, to vote can atten d th e benefit ball game.
well attended, th e re being 260 per-
S a tu r,lay KvPntn ~ M a y 2 1 -C o u n -
tria ls w ere n ecessary to secu re th e
on th e proposition of consolidating
T his rep rese n ts a fine and gen
roiir p resen t. It w as considered a ty clu b s' essay co n test a t G resham
w ith T ro u td ale d istrict. County Su erous response on th e p a rt of b u s conviction c a rry in g w ith it the m ost helpful m eeting.
library.
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M iller then took th e case to th e I
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Stafford and W. L. Rhoads.
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law s, but th is trib u n al affirmed the
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