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RIBUKH
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Twenty-Fifth Year
Today
By Arthur Briibana
AQluiet May Day.
Russia, Italy, Peace.
Workers Live Longer.
She Pays Her Way. -
Copyright King Feature! Synd. Ino.
: It is not w to sit on the
safety valve. Yesterday New
York's "patriots"1 had their
parade, and the "reds," orid
ieals, had theirs, with no inter
ference 'by the police. There
had been no violence when this
w written at 4 o'clock yes
terday. Q
Let men talk and piftt', id
they will be contented. Forbid
then talk, and they'll do
sianething woif. a
? Very ptthetie in New Yoi s
rnlicl plitde vre the youni,'
!ldren, some only 5 or 6 '
old, parading i dmty strtets,
nitder hot sun. .
i ; Xothing in to be mined hy
exhibiting children. Well-meaning
fth and mothers would
have been wiser lid they sent.
them to play in the parks, while
their mothers and fathers pa
raded. i: Yesterday was a ciflm day
everywhere, lu London, Buda
pest, Vienna, Berlin,- big' pa-
rades were all peaceful.
- -Needless to say, Italy was
, (juiet, Mussolini wouldn't let it
be otherwise. May day celebra
tions took the form of religious
festivities.
, ' ' . 1 -!
While it lasts, dictatorship
seems the simplest form of gov
ernment. Everything is peace
ful iu Russia, vbere everybody
: is radical, Russia has a dicta
tor. . Everything is peaceful in
Italy, where nobody is allowed
to be radical. ,
Italy has a dictator,
.In Russia, reversing the the
ories of Karl Marx, and man
aged by entirely able men, the
people are tnA, obedint.
Jin Italy, where Karl Marx
would in be publicly men
tioned, a nation naturally radi
cal, is told that there has been
told that there has been too
much talk about ljhi'riy, ami
people are obedient.
;The finest ion is.- "II O W
JjONU!' O
A Frenchman, falling from
the twentieth story, is said to
have remarked as he passed the
tenth floor:
! "It's all right as teig as
it lasts."
, How long will it last f
' (Continued on PuKe BeiQ)
Abe Martin
"Oh. 1 knmv tus can't play hrtdtfv change to be made by his com
bat he's such a wnvlmln wet," ; pany is not in response to the
said Mrs. leghorn Tharp, when j Newberg move, but is a policy
naked whjhe inritrd Tell Binkley! adopted tui the company several
to her rani party. Oar gmcr-mem months atf-l
In spenin mllllfwis an mHni The cap to be worn by the stage
to rwiatm aHd deserts, an then employes als o will bn different
asks farhiVrs to curtail alt i from that of the traffic officers.
(Copyright John F. Dtlle Co.) The Sam Brown belt wilt remain.
SIXTEEN PAGES
HOUSE FOR
BUTY FREE
SOFT WOOD
Vote Agreement On Senate
Amendment Placing Fir,
Spruce, Cedar, Hemlock
On Free List in Tariff Act
Hgey Asks tote.
WASHINGTON, May 2. (VP)
The house today asreed to the sen
ate amendment placing logs of fir,
spruce, cedar and western .-mloek
on the free Hsi, These are now
dutiable 4fcone dollar a thousand
board feel. The vote division was
230 to 1G5.
Approval then was given the sen -ate
amendment to retain cedar
iftnher on the free 1($ as in ex
isting law. A rate of 25 per cent
uO carried on the house bill.
The vote as 2SU to I0S.
The house today rejected the
senate duty of 30 eets an ounce
on silver which is on the free list
in the (present law and house biil.
The proposal, defeated 200 to 72
on a division vote, still is subject
to another teat In the senate.
A compromise duty f 75 cents
a thousa nd board feet on f 1 r,
spruce, pine, hemlock and larch
lumber, now on the free list, then
was defeated on a division vote by
230 to 178, but .Representative
Hawley, republican, Oregon, who
offered it, demanded a record vote,
and this wiw ordered.
The senate provided a rate of
$1.5 a thousand on this soft wood
lumber while the house kept tt
on the free list.
The roll-call vote was '250 to 143
against the 75 per cent rate on
soft wood lumber.
Without a record vote the house
then went on record for free soft
wood lumber. Including railroad
ties and telephone poles of all
woods ' " - '
Approval then was given the sen
ate rate of 8 per cent on maple,
birch and beech flooring as against
the house duty of 15 per cent
These commodities are now duty
free. No record vote was taken
on this motion.
By a division vote of 2S0 to 102,
the house then accepted, the senate
free listing of shingle as against
a house rate of 23 per cent. A
roVl-eall vote, however, was de
manded to put the body on record.
SaasfaaB ScD5V9
Pni'ifie Coa.tt
At I'tii'tlnnd; llol!ywood-Port-luml
fimo poKtJoncl; rain; riouhle
header tfuturday.
H. E.
8 0
14 0
I'hllmieUihtit
,'hijj)lll( Heri-inn tid Ur
re; Walbcrg and Cochrane.
Ki-Hve
n.
1!. K
Clevplnml ..O. 13 :
BftHton 3 5 i
Q Ferrpil, iiolloway and 1.. Seweli
Uscnhee, Kuiltn; una tievtng.
O R. H. B.
fllieano 10 8 1
New Vork 16 1
Lyons and Riddle; Johnson, Mc
Kvoy and Dic'v, Bengough,
National
, R, H. B.
Boston 2 9 0
Pittsbiirch 3 9 2
Cantwell and Siwhrer; Krcmer
and Hemaley.
!
j SALBM, Ore,, May 2. Con
j fusion caused hy.drlvein for sta(te
; lines and other concern operating
i motor vehicles being dresed in
I uniforms nimilar to those of traffic
j officers will he eliminated to some
j extent by September I when alt
employes of Oregon Stages, Inc.,
will he equipped with blue gray
attire. R. W. Lemen. president
and general manager of the com
pany, has Informed Secretary of
Wate Hons of the pending change.
The Newberg chamber of com
merce recently started a campaign
for this reform. Lemen says the
STAGE PVBB
WILL TAKE OFF
OFFICIAL DUDS
Wet Expecting No
Startling Result
Noble Experiment
G
WASHINGTON, May 2 tfPI &
Jieraiiine that President
4f Hoover had termed pjpahttd- 4-
!
i'n an "experiment, Wil-
w,im H. Stay ton tjuestioned fc
today by the senate lobby 4
committee on the activities of
the Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment said;
'A Men sitting on door
4 knobs, would be a noble ex-
4- periment, but it wouldn't 4
hatch chickens. 4
)
tm&Msm Ufpnr Ratifica
tion of ftwai Limitation
Treaty Presented Before
Ltasue Women Voters
Cry um f groped..
10 U I SV I IjLK, Ky ay 2.
A retolutton throviny ali tht
Influence of the League of Women
Voters solidb' behind Presidt
Hoover In obtainin senate ratifi
cation of the Irfjndoii isaval limita
tions treaties today aprd cer
tain of adoption by. the tenth anni
versary convention here.
The resolution, introduced yes
terday, is required by league laws
to wait final action antll tomor
row, a special committee giving it
a hearing lit the interim. It set
forth that "great progress has
been achieved toward peace and
International understandings by an
agreed Internationa! naval build
ing program," Pointing out that
the league had always stood for
disarmament, and that the larger
building program allowed under
the treaty for the American navy
was "permissive onJy" and "not
mandatory,4 the restitution de
clared "that tho National League
of Women Voters heartily supports
the treaties for limitation of naval
armaments which resulted from
the recent conference on limita
tion of naval armament held in
London. The vote for Us consider
ation was unanimous,
Resolutions in h,e half of
"prompt" re-enactment of the ma
ternity and infanty act under
children's bureau administration,
and for senate issayo of the
women's nationality party biil
"without hankering amendments"
wre similarly nendifig with final
aetin set for tomorrow.
The convention failed to follow
its 1928 preeent hy Introduction of
a resolution calling for prohibi
tion anforcenient. There is no
fufiher chance for that controver
sial question tfc up on the
floor,
SHIES I1
oi m e
ASHLAND MEET
Southern Oregon Shriners will
gather in Med ford this evening: -an
Informal gt-together and ban
quet at the Hotel Medford, pre
ceding the regular monthly meet
ing of Hiilah temple in Ashland
tonight. Insofar as the business
meet'A' of iiillah Shriners at sh
land Van important one, memTSers
from all parts of southern Oregon
will cQ" to Ahlnd to attend and
the Hhtiners of this city are tak
ing this opportunity to assist Ash
land in extending hospitality ti
visitors fromO'ut f liogue
Hiver valley.
Tonight's Informal banquet wi!l
he hpd at 3:30 o'clock this even
ing. after which those who attend
will Journey to the Oranlte Cityj
in time to attend the JUIiah meet-1
ing. Shriners from the coast couns
try, from Eugene and Rosehurg,
from Grants Pass AJid Klamath
Fail commenced torrive in this
city thin afternoon.
On May 24th, Htllah temple will
stage U spring ceremonial in Ash
land and the various committees,
under the direction of K. C "Jerry
Jerome, are working out dtaiN
and arrangements for one of the
most successful gathering In the
history of Hi'iah temr. Captain
Hex Harnett's Hiltgh patrol and!
drum corps will $ftie!pate, and
Director Dade Terrett has some
exceptionally fine second -aection
stunts In store for candidate and
spectators at the evening cere
monial gathering.
I'IMII 1
Hi
PACT PLEA
MEDFORD, OliEClOX,
DIE IN DOUBLE TRAGEDY
J" " ' . "VST,
J9 - aV5
' 'W" W "-M !
iichte 4 left), - s mat mi
ety !, am mm
ne isi
FOR CHORE BUY
NO NEWGLUES
Pc& Cetmty Lad irrtsto
After Ex9flfts By Car
oner's Jury in Death ef
EmpJeyer't Wife.
POltTLAND, Ore., May 2. (fl
Twelve hours after he had been
released by Polk county authori
ties when a coroner's jury declined
to hold him in connection wittt
the death Wednesday of-Mr. jGeO:
Dickinson of lsdeientience, Dale
lawson, IS, vu arrested hero to-1
day charged with first degree!
murter in connection with the I
shooting JjHwsois was a chore
boy on the Dickinson farm.
The arrest was made while tho
hoy was eating breakfast with his
father, M, U lwiwjn. The boy
took the arrest calmly ansi re
iterated his Innocence,
The coroner's jnry at Indepen
dence had heard the youthen story
that the shooting was wholly acci
dental. They had heard Lawson
say that the stiotfcun was aw
charged white he was trying to
eject a shell. The ejector caugnt
in a belt loop, causing the dis-1 moe jn m$ sppositlon by a de
charge, he declared. The, charge to keCJ thltt tribunal on
struck Mrs. Dickinson In the face. a, higher plane thn I believe Ji
With this story mdisputed lhcwotsi m f thin man were con
coroner's jury returned a verdict j firmed n.s a member."
ahich simply stated that Mrs.!
Dickinson met death as a result f
a gunshot wund and that the
weapon taa held by liison. The
boy immediately came to Port
land with his father.
At midnight Sheriff T. B. look
er of Polk roun went to the
Dickinson home uncertain thwt
the Investigation of the shouting
l.urf lioin pnnt'Pk' coHiolete. On
the tfce of the door which had MPiai.i &i porenran was killert
figured In Uifton'i story wash this tofrmmn when the
found powder marks shoulder high. Bout hern Pacific Shasta Umlted
The youth had said ho was stand- j crashed ,u an auto. Two othf rs,
ing Inside this door when the forehnm a wKo and duKlr,
,HnK na Ba tUnt thn izun
was level with his waist.
, . tU At.
the powder msrks on the door
were made hv the same shot that
- ,
standing udde instead of Inside,
an) that the gun was at his
shoulder. O
YOUNG AIRMAN NEAR
1ST COAST GOAL
TTCUON. Ariz., May S. UP)
Frank OctldbirooKh, New rk
tranxeomlnpntal fHnr, arrlv(jiere
from KOJa". Txas today and
took off on the last Icif of bin
flight to Lou Angoliw.
Mary Pickford May BeWitness -In
Tria of Swami for Theft
,,riLAN!EI'KS'' t:ai--'t 2 -
ne (n the grand thpft trial of
Swaml Banfappa Haw, who cisim
10 oe a Hindu mystic and fort tine
dlfttrfct sttornpy s office. Haw is I v . . . , Iv
held under bonds for pre-( Mrs AUerfeasrt sensed Raw of
liminary heartn neiEt Thurssy ontohfaiRln $4fiWJ from her ad ef
five counts of grand fheft and threo! forcing initmis, O asde inf
of atRtutoryVjgffenrea. j et of hfs "spell," ow her, i?
Mrs. A dele Hanks AUerhand, who llewomn Mary Hos. who arrent-
signed the complainta axsitifft the
Hindu mystic, declared that Haw
named the film actress ac ess of
his clients.
FltflAY, MAY 2, 19:10
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tmrcm mt im Ptm.
jmm - m, (
Ksepmg f Supreme Court
to M'rw Plans Depends
t (ta Veto AoiJttmcnt
WA8H1XOTON, May S.
Hejeeiion of Jaili?e John J. Parker
of North Carolina as a nominee
to the supreme court was demand-
la3liMi epubUous, Jitaka..ia
the interest of "keening that great
" p.
fcnator Nnrrta took the floor to
ahead the onpraition debate
on President Hoover's nominee.
Slight hone was held out toe a
vote by nihtfali, although this
was the fifth Any of diseussioK,
HJth sides cotisidered the result
still doubtful, but the foes if Park
er heilewd they kad a margin
Untesai a vote is reached today,
the dectHkm goes over tisitil Mon
dstsr. "I deny the inMfnuiUio&g here
that the opnoidtioii haa any lack d
respect for Judse Varker, for the
! supreme court or for the fin-
tje ,wwpri' Horris Mftid. "I am
to
GHKNADA, Caiil.,
May 2.
wr snnoumy injuria
I fourth tQfijnt f the car, Itusseti
jji Whitiock.Oaned ttninjured. The
crossing Is claimed to he hlbiiPVind
s,J
sjtme one at which , per-
" v
sons were killed severai years ago.
The accident refills in the
trail! arriving in !pdford & mln
utc3"hSnd .chji-,
Deeiare Fox Dividend
NEW YORK, May a, M
rsciom of th Fox Fiim cnnsjiany
today declared the fgaisr (jar
tcrijf dividend of ti in rait on clum
A and D eoma stock,
KUM in t'mj.1).
&KT 8COTT, Ka May 2, UP)
Wre. Joseph A. WfistfiS, of
halt, Mo., wan killid, and W. B.
Brown. Waco. Txas.. an airplane
dpsisr, was Injured today whtn an
alridane in wnirh thy wre flying
to Tulsa. Okia.. crashi-d in a :orn
fipid noath of here.
! eni8i of the claim wa mBdfl
never h,li ,!?art of the smi. The
mm PARKER
PLEADS NORRiS
BEFORE SENATE
! dltrtr;t attornye office indlcats4to oppom o wo nn glad they
? hs would be anhpoenacd to mak?Tha com nut tn ths oien.
, ed Raw Tuesday nlxht, reimrted he
attempted Us assault her also. He
, wst arraled on (he charges is
BiHistripal eotrt last night.
cO - No, 41.
RED PS gf2a RILLED
I ByWNIIORiDOES
...
a$es Public Russan
Documis Seiwt Bf Se-j
cgit loliw Sotiov !
XKW- VO. May 2.
doeunit-jits setxed by Ins seex4i I
iwiice which he dec-hiriNj sld i
the communist international f j
31ou- was direcvijr rvsfMts!!tl j
fr the foaieitting oC-jstrife.es andj
riots in the United States. Thero !
are references in the document ts J
penditures for outbreaks and
'Uyort tff sirlkiTit, j
ll'fhrt of he AauorB Trading
i Corporation, official nurchtuinK
nxml In tlie fniiM tSMvs fur Die
I Tit government. It has offices
is Mw York and has transacted
hundri of thousands of dMarsI
worth at business in this country.
This totter lists the names tf
thirty men and wonsea s?nt to
Ke Vork by Moskow as being
hard to replace and giies that the
rvcall of any one e them might
result n a serious handicap in the
work.
Cmaiisskmtr Whaiett Kild the
list of 3 names fnciudes that of
on Beigass wlium he described as
ihe most dangerous of the under
cover criminal secret police of
Moscow and one time personal
secretary 'is Ixersinsky( organir
of tin Kusshm cheka.-
Whaien also called attention ta
the Importance given in the docu
ments ts Boris Hkvisky, "the sn
offiriai Hovit ambassador," and
head of the Kusslan information
bureau at Washington, whom he
said Is, revealed as handling the
funds for the "Amtnrg O. O, 1. II,
lectbm." !a expiMned the O, .
I was "the undercover criminal
secret police of Moscow with
branches operating ia ail coun
tries," The commissioner said the at
tention of the police department
was drawn to the activities ef the
communists through the number
of unnecessary and violent strikea
which the representatives of iiUtor
declared ts bo backed by tho Mus
sian Soviet government.
He said such strong circumstan
tial evidence In substantiation of
the charges of tho isbor leaders
waa produced by the Unit! Btates
bilmr deparlment and tho iabor
unions that he ordered an investi
gation hy the bureau of criminal
Information of tho Kow York jso
Hce department.
The documents wteed by the
imfice are in the Hu&ian language,
but Kngiish translations were fur
Mtaasl by Commiswioner Whas,
i ocumata reached
mft y c fro? tho
H?vlet. tmkfe1 at Berlin und
Paris.
WAHIXTON May 2.
Chsinnan the farm hoard
K!d toda iho purptxso at the
chamber tjf commerce oC the
i'fiktjd Stati in urging revisiou
iho law under whirh Iho i?oard
oppratf?, was to make "Ih farm
s rilatis whfch t
icies of the hoard
Uf(l that Ii hmnn
tivt'B to aid In marketing coaaw-'
dUh cease.
In a statement. said the
chamber prssd.to "smnmr as
lhr Rainal conference to adut
inm! more rcsilutiens C sympa
thy tar agricuhure.ff He aawrted
the lKard imeaded to vontinwe t&
serve the fP?pr
He mid w chamir' action
"simply confirms what we ti
the mmbefhip oi that organisa
tion Wednesday.
Th are for aoBwthhi to feeio
! the farmer, only until thy ilnd
t it wriss," he add?a.
Nattiraiis we had hj?d thy
would siipiif. our sffort aid
agriculture, hut If tlsey are geinff
"IVn ffiach easier doai with
Bjj fnemy who is aquarely sgalssst
yea than one who prstends to bet
friendly, hut fifjh you behind I
"Otir Kent Is the farmer and
we are geitsg to continue to srve
him Just a the agricultural sr
kPttiO set Intended we shouid
for his benefit, ns the henefit of
one eise."
York Police Head; if - i-TrX)
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Hill! LM RtraN T1IBI
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stertd m kmtf m 5m in
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VfSLL I h. Lj 1 1 1 1 1 M
FOR IMPORTANT
SAN FRAN. POST
Announcement lade at Civic
CetmeH Meet Airport
Dedication and Golf LMs
Talked,
K, I, Baxey president of the
M&if&ni CoancUf mt the
meeting of that body this noon,
filed his resignation for tho reasam
tha ha'wtli soon Je&vo -foy Saa
Francisco, wbero he will be maa
aglng iUrvcior &f as electrJcal pro-
i mntUma rojlet The wmpny Is
n wh r?rnaa. rr. i;tEy has
hfvn head of th leathern O rcffoo
iiss fMujiiiR', b s a ring bss two
years rhlemo here, aeHve in
civiff wm.
The S.vic CVtuiseil fsaiweti s res
lution exfir'ssinjr regret at feis de
psrHirn ami appeiation for his
ioyalir bW heipfninesa.
Mark ,trmln, vice preside of j
me K-uuzin win awena so
the presidency
(CorttinuecOan Page 5, Sterr t
ADD BYNAMES
sjLHL CENSUS
ALOE
The gmpufatfoa of Mdferd is
contijsuiej? to grew aa a result of
further rechecking of ths efforts
tf IovhI enumeratera. 0er &9
names were added today from
Alitor str in northwest Med
ford, whirh hsd apparentiy bees
cniireiy overieoked, Th tins::
allotted far rheeking wJi end
tmjrrw evening and nerssns Bot
yt reached are arred to tetephon;
the chamber of commerce as
sois as fjossihie. I
itennrta from district headquar-;
iers at Ktsgene ihi aftenssos ga
j Talent a pnpuimton of 43i
comtisrd with on Jamsary t,
1529. There wre 14 fams enu-
mera?fS, Bite Fll shows mf
mtimttial im-rease from SSS toj
pojiie in 19 y?Mir. Ths tewa
of Hogue Hiver ha a pspaia
tUm of an increase eC peo
ple since 1$Z9 There were sloe
farms smimeraffd.
II I E
Nine States in Path of De
stiUetive StormsQ-Teka-,
mttU, Bird Hit
tarn injiwi fciy
Wm a t t m-i m,mm.
iss of a&m ms
ukwret wrcaearfy over niie v
ttoikH strifck severely at Taka-
wm&U, Stefa Xorbortie, Mo,, ;
WtKUf ami KssseH la, "
Te lcsi!s fey smsm were; t
StrM& 4 Mism&i 5; Mia- .
CHJCAOO. May 2. W$ Angry
weather stormed thraugfe the mid
die wesst late eserday klftins 9
jH-r-ans. injorins many and - d-e
Mrs? property val"a?-rt at
drds ot thoassaada ef doiiarm.
vea ef the dead wers womes,
Tsrnadaes struck &t Tekam&K
Nebr., Nerterne, Mo a?d Westss.
Wis, In Kssth Dafesta MtnnsgzLz
liiinsbs and iswa the tess o iife
and prttfteziy dama wts 4ue t
etestrlcai storms and hlgfe winds.
T)te slrnjrt hynde up asd
down erraticaiiy ks & territory is
elalh mise states, Jebraskms
MtesesvMt and iMasouri were hart
st hH, the d eat ?u ctrneat of
tka wiasl and drivm raina was
abss feit in U&KCtfii. Kasm
lvm WlcsniB and 2ftTKiij
TPhe diiifis wer liisintriited st
"ven alea- - . . -
Four pefe-SG irer ttttd at
Icestah, Jiebr- " .. ..
- A farmf was ifatx ead fcy
Aatttfets Iroirawl
Two women and & crtlM wer
rjwaed near - lake- CSi Slinn
wr,;a a elsadbsnt ent a waii f
l 'Je4 sstoinsbiie. :
Two wemess died whss ibsiy
A. boy was killed at Wesfeft
Wis, whan & torsade evertssk
as lis ran before U seeking
?ifw- heStf hi home-, H
ri?4 ki ths debris m buildi
t A, mas is i&srkcd ast&mtsbife
st Hword IB,t waa liiSIM whe
to wind. Vw dowg tree ifeai
cr4d Use machine.
A- man fg&s killed n?ar Antlesiss
iiLf when Mm iafe c&ttae
us'jTHrflshed tsriif&e him, v
A, farmer was kiiied at Kicki
pw, Leavenworth cosay( Kax. ;
v-a a sri & iS-yerM girt, dt-t-ti
iha tomads at Nereersa, Bp
lmib liat Hit
Tne,tsiiyre sf She eisfte
piavt at Taj?3ah addsii to t3
fcsnr the torsade damage
there. tiro!jhout tie aisbt doe
iers at the Teksnsah hMU awl
rrijvi5! faapjtsi, werfeed fey Ua5
WHIRgerSayi
BKVERLT KILLS, My a
Iftggest news I ee in the
jsapers today is mtmg the
foot r mth Charley ftddoeka
"t!ie world's
fastest in
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ysrtl dash to
some girl for
showing n p
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time at thesarriage bursMt,
Ifcnry Frd, "tfce . iorld,
best known hijnaB," Wott
hundred yard dash at Fred
ricksburg, Va., ftmo ka'irsi
retary. Edison will Et? rai
tog Port! now, with John Ih
Hoekefelier, Sr., challenging
the winner. We got to do
something with ihc-se thrw
rfch kMs, Tby just iroi
nothing to do- as;l ar in
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we pick np paper. Hoover
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mission I invfstigsle the
kindprgartena. Tour,
WILL BOOE8S.
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