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MEDFORD' MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935.
JAPANESE LEADERS
SPLIT ON PLAN 10
(Continued rrom Page One.)
Independence of aetlon and expreiwcd
the fear that the same Independence
might be demonstrated again.
The cessation of the autonomy ac
tivities followed a Ttslt by Ambassa
dor AKlra Arlyoshl of Japan to Gen
eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, the Chi
nese leader. In Nanking Wednesday.
It was reported that Ambassador
Arlyoshl assured General Chiany that
the Tokyo government was not con
templating military action In north
China and was not suggesting that
north China secede from the national
government.
In return, Genera: cr.lsng was said
to have assured the ambassador that
the national government Intended to
lmtltute a new administration In
north China.
Still, there were Indications that
aome measure of autonomy would be
achieved at some future time In
north China under arrangements
screed upon between Nanking and
Tokyo.
The British foreign office said that
It had exchanged views with t he
United States regarding the situation
In north China and that It was "more
hopeful."
POLIO DIAGNOSIS
PLACED
After careful collaboration with
other doctors of the city, County
Health Doctor A. N. Johnnon today
announced that at lenso two of the
caee reported in tho county m In
fantile parnlynis were very probably
not that diKeniw at nil. At first them
were symptoms In some ways simllnr
to pnralyMs but time has convlncod
the physicians that the dlacaxe Is a
much milder one, and will not have
such serloua consequence.
At a meeting of the Jackson County
MedlcaJ association held at the Hotel
Medford last night, the concensus
among the physicians was that there
never had been a paralysis epidemic
here, and that the chances there
would be were vastly remote. The few
Isolated cases, the doctors agreed,
would very probably be the last, and
there Is no bs&ls for any sort of panic
In the city or county, they averred.
The medical association meeting
waa given by Dr. Robert W. Stearns
as host. Papers pertaining to polio
mcylltls were delivered by Dr. Wm.
P. Holt (DlaaaoalK), Dr. B. C. Wilson
( Reconstructive Muscle Treatment) ,
Dr, A. N. Johnson (Spread and Con
tagion), and Dr. L. D. Inskecp, who
puve a general summary. Dr. R. E.
Green delivered an address on general
therapy.
School attendance In city and
county schools, slack for moat of last
week and the first part of this, Is
again approaching normal, according
to reports from city and county
school offices.
PRIME FIRST BUTTER
HOISTED HALF CENT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 31. (AP)
Prime first butter was advanced 'J
cent a pound during tho late session
of the exchange.
Them wns no change In the buying
price of butterfat.
Market for eRs was showing a
weaker tone. Thefe were few oper
ators reported fully maintaining so
called established prices.
Rather quiet trading was BURiiPsted
In the turkey market with most op
erators too busy In patlierlng turkeys
to look after other fowls. Idaho
ducks were due to arrive.
TURKEY SALES HOLD
NEAR 25-26 CENTS
PORTLAND. Nov. 31. UV-Turkey
MJes continued erratic todoy with 34
to 27 cents beiiifl paid for one of the
most extensive kills In vertrs. Most
sales were from 35 to 26 cents.
Market operators ssld the 31'-cent
price set by the turkey pool of south
ern California for prime hens was so
high it might lead to a consumer
revolt.
Freight differences would put the
Portland price about a cent lower.
Miln nrke
HERMISTON, Ore.. Nov. 31. (AP)
The Eastern Oregon Turkey Grow
ers association shipprd two cars of
turkeys to l.os Angeles for the
Thanksgiving trade. The shipment
graded more than 98 prr cent prime.
MANY NEVER ,
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief Of Pain
Many swfferrrs rfli nsmtint bscltarh
Iinckljr, onf they diicovrr Ihst hti reaJ
suite of their trouble msy b tired kidnr y
Thi IMnrti krt on of Naturr'a rhirl
y of Ukinir the snili and st cut at
the blood. If they don't ri 3 ttnt a da? I
nd o rt rtd of mor (hut S pounds ot
wt matter, your I mil of kudaey tube '
may ne-ed fluihinf.
If yoa havr twuMi With frequent btaddt
passages with iranty amount whlrh often
mart and burn, the 16 milea of kidney
tubes may need flushing out. 'i'hti danger
irnai may he the I ton mm of navgitg
tarkaehe, leg pln, lots of pep and energy,
rttina up night, twelllng, puffincsi under
lh eyea and dmxineti.
Attk your druirg-iM for DOAN'S PILLS
ned tiefeffully hy mtlhon fir oer 40
yram. They rive, fr.ppy teli( ami will heip
to4 eut tb Is (witi i kidftc tulles
Livestock,
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 21. (AP
USDA1 Hogs 500. including 237 di
rect. Market active, steady to Ic
higher; advance mostly on 186-2;li
lbs., which 9 35flt8.60. Pew 260-276-1I.
butchers, 0. Packing bows, 7f
72.1. flood I28-lb. slaughter plg.
8 60. Choice light feeder pigs to
$10.
CATTLE 300. Including 100 through;
calves 600, Including 486 through
and direct. Market active, mostly
steady to strong; Instances 15"2Sc
higher. Pew steers a.75 down; light
cutter kinds down to 3.60. Heifers
scarce, low cutter and cutter cows,
2!l3; common to medium. Includ
ing fat dairy kind cows, 3JI64:'
good beef cows, (4.25 is 4.60. Bulls
mostly 4s5; plain light, s.a.V
3.60. Few medium vealers, J9.60
7.60; choice to 8.50.
SHEEP 300; market active, steady
to strong. Good to cholco 09-lb.
tnmha fl.7ft; 105-llfi lbs.. 7.7S'ff
AOS- fw ramtnnn fcrt medium. I7ffl
8.25; culls down to 6. Yearlings
down. Aged wethers, aa down, r-ai
owes scarce, salable around 3.50w
3.75 or above.
CHICAGO. Nov. 31. (AP-USDA)
Hors 16,000; 10a2Oc higher; top,
0.70; desirable, 180-300 lbs., $9.6U
65; 140-170 lbs., $0.25-60; sows. 8.5U
75. CATTLE 6000; steady to strong;
top. $13.15 on 1300-lb. weights', best
yearling steers, $12.26; bulk. $9.00i
11.50; choice yearling heifers held
above $11: beef cows, $4.60 ft 5.60;
bulls, $5.50-75; vealers, selects,
$10.60-76.
SHEEP 10,000; fat lambs In fairly
broad demand: sellers refusing bid
10a26c lower; aged sheep firm:
feeding lambs scarce; good to choice
native end fed comeback lambs bid
$10.50 down, asking $10.76 and above;
plain lambs sold $10.25; yearlings,
$8.60; best held around $9.00; na
tive ewes. $4.00 at 5.00; cholco west
erns held above $5.25.
SOUTH SAN PRANCISC. Nov SI.
(AP-U. 8. Dept. Agr.) CATTLE 375;
mostly steady: two loads 875-10. Cali
fornia flhort-fed steers, 7.40; two lontls
1020-1130-lb. horned California!. 7.00
25; choice vcolers absent, quoted -up
to 0.50.
SHEEP 600: lambs absent: choice
under 80-lb. woolsklna quoted up to
P.75; salablo supply two decks medi
um ewes. .
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Nov. 31 ( AP) Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 83 .B3'4 .83 .83 Vi
Dec 81 .83U .81 ' .B2'4
Cash: Big Bend bluestcm, 13 per
cent, $1.20; Big Bend blueatem,
U7,&: dark hard winter. 13 per
cent, I.10: do, 11 per cent, .02;
soft white, .82'.j; western white.
.81 i ; hard winter. .85'i ; northern
spring, .82'i; western red. .Bl'3.
Oats, Ho. 3 white, 23.00.
Corn, No. 3 E. yellow, (32.00.
Mlllrun, standard, SIB.ftO.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 33;
flour, 17; oats, 2; hay, S. .
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 21. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, A grade, 36c lb. In
parchment wrapper, 37c In cartons;
B grade, parchment wrapped, 35c lb
cartons, 30c lb.
BUTTE RPAT Portland delivery: A
grade, deliveries at least twice weekly,
37-38c lb.; country routes. 35-38c lb.:
B grade, deliveries less than twice
weekly, 33-37c lb.; C grade at mar
ket. B OR ADR CREAM FOR BOTTLING
Buying price, buttcrfat barfs, Bflc
pound. ,
EGOS Buying price of wholesal
ers: Fresh specials, 30c; extras, 30c;
standards, 28c; extra medium, 32c;
do medium firsts, 30c; undeinrarie,
18c; pullets, 15c down.
POTATOES local, 1.7ft cental:
Klamath, 13.00-2.10 cental: Deschutes
Gems, 1.90-3 00 cental: Yakima Net
ted Gems. l 75-3 00 cental local Bur-
banks. l.ft.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, wool and hay steady
and unchanged.
Pun Fmnrhcn Hiitlerfht.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 31. (.T)
First grade bitterfat, 39'j f ob. San
Franc isco.
1 Wanted v)
for ihe
Thanksgiving Market
Half Moon Fruit
and Produce Co.
Largest operators in the Sun Francisco market, no
re-entering the local field with
JOE NAUMES
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
PHONE 1001-J 2
Latest market Information available at all times.
Turkeys received and packet! free of charge Nov.
23, 24. 25, 20 at Pierce Auto Freight on North River
side, Medford. Cares and head wrapping furnished
free.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. (AP) Wheat;
Open High Low Close
Dec. .97?i .09,, .97?, .99
May J)7(4 .985, .07!, .98?,
July .907, .01V, S0"i .914
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 31. (AP) The
ttock market rebounded today under
stimulus of heavy buying In the
rails, mines and specialties.
While many recent leadera were
not buoyant, the majority displayed
rallying tendencies. There were nu
merous gains of 1 to 3 or more
points. The close was firm. Trans
fers approximated 3.300.000 shares.
Although activity was not up to
last Wednesday's decline, market
analysts were cheered by the re
versal of sentiment. The weakness
of some foreign gold currencies. In
sympathy with the falling French
franc, was not so disturbing as ex
pected. Wheat and cotton moved up
briskly.
Today's closing prices for 32 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chcm. is Dyo 186'a
Am. Can 144'4
Am. k Fgn. Pow 74
A. T. it T 151 ?i
Anaconda 25!,
Atch. T. iz B. V 53
Bcndlx Avia 2U,
Beth. Steel 61
California Pack g ........ 36
Caterplllnr Tract ISO 1-4
Chrysler 87
Coml. Solv 22
CurtlM-Wrlght 3
DuPont 144 M
Oen. Poods ...... 33?',
Oen. Mot .' 6BI,
Int. Harvest - 64
I. T. & T 13?,
Johns-Man ..... . 95
Monty Ward - 39
North Amcr -. 27','3
Penney (J. C.) 83
Phillips ret 36'i
Rncllo - 12!
Sou. Pac - 22'
SUI. Brands 14",
St. Oil Cal 37 V,
St. Oil N. J - 49'i
Trans. Amer 13!,
Union Cnrb, ' 74 .
Unit. Aircraft - 21
VJ. S. Steel 80
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. (AP-USDA)
Pear auction market slightly weak
er. 6 cars arrived; 4 Oregon cars, 3
California, 4 Washington, unloaded;
13 cars on track.
Oregon Boscs: 1,155 boxes extra
fancy, $3.10.?3.80. average $2.41;
1,673 boxes fancy, 1.653 65, aver
nce 13.27; 720 boxes fancy and better,
2.20(3.70, Average $3.45.
Oregon D'AaJous: 1.328 boxes extra
fancy, 3.15f. 3.75. overage 3.38: 112
hoxes fancy, 2.45 (-i 3.60, average
$2.51.
Oregon Howclls: 131 boxes extra
fancy, 1.903, average 1.05; 388
boxes fancy, !.70f 3.03, average
1.B7.
Oregon Cornice: 107 boxes, 3.40-
2.55. average, 3.46. i
Washington D'AnJous: 173 boxes
extra fancy, 1.05 3.50. average
3.10; 699 boxes fancy, 1.80ff2.35,
overage 1.99; 2.843 boxen unclassi
fied, 1.65(2.35, average $3.
California Boscs: 1.160 boxes, l.eo
$ 2 .45, average 1 .99,
CHICAGO. Nov. 20. (AP-USDA)
Pear auction market: 1 Oregon car,
California, 3 Wnshlngton, arrived;
3 cars on track: 3 cars sold.
Oregon Bases : 303 boxes extra
fancy, 1.802.25. average $1.89; 560
boxes fancy, ! .75 2.20, average
1 B3.
Washington D'AnJous: 340 boxes
extra fancy, 2m 3.35, average 2.95;
210 fancy. $1.95e2.25. average 3.11
sller.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21-hTV- B r Sil
ver quiet and unchanged at 65.
TURIN, Italy. Nov. 21. i.T. Mar
shal GneUino EM ore GUrdlno, 71
mlnl.stiT of war during the World
war, died today.
Nhtp Here Toility Among shop
pers here today wis Mrs. Donna Oral
fis nf Phoenix.
OF LAKE SCARES
ELK RAPIDS. Mich. (UP) The
red man's superstition regarding the
dusty-red waters of Bass lake near
here still lives.
The Indians of this section who act
as guides for fishing parties will not
venture near the shores of this body
of water. When It Is mentioned they
hang their head and murmur:
"Matchl Manltou' (Evil Devil's)
home; me no fish on Bass lake."
Even Jake Bogod, a native fishing
guide, despite his contact with the
whites and their Ideas, will not go
near the place. When asked to go he
will murmur the phrase.
Questioned further, he will relate
to you how many years ago two In
dians set out across the lake In a
canoe, disappeared In a fog and were
never seen after that. At that time
their comrades thought the red men
had gone to the "Happy Hunting
Grounds"; but 40 years ago when the
waters of the lake turned dusty-red,
they changed their first .conclusion
and have ever since maintained that
tho devil of the deep Inhabits the
lake and lives on the bodies of red
men. Even when told the truth, that the
water Is dusty-red because an Iron
foundry compuny once dumped the
overflow from the mills Into the lake.
they will not believe It.
WALES CREATES
NEW SUII 'STYLE
LCfNDON (UP) Once again the
Prince of Wa les has In trod uced
new style In tailoring, and Savlle
Row Is preparing to follow his lead.
To the casual eye there may not
appear to be anything unusual about
the prince's latest double-breasted
suit, but tailors were quick to note
an Innovation.
Tf the prince's example Is fol
lowed the welt-dressed man may ex
pect to wear coats In which "shap
ing" gives place to the "straight"
outline, and shorter trousers hanging
perfectly straight take the place of
the usual heel length hang' which
gives a "break" or crease at the
anklo.
HELSTNOFXRS. Nov. 21. p) The
statement of the Benk of Finland
shovrt-d today this nation would pay
It war debt Installment of 230,000
to the United State Docember 15,
Prom Trail Dave Pence of Trail
was among out-of-town visitors here
today.
From Phnenlx Mrs. Grace Pelle!
was among Phoenix visitors here todoy.
WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL FUND
Local Committee or Medford
llnte...
To the Editor ot The Mall Tribunes
wishing to hare a part In perpetuating the memory of one of
our most beloved and useful citizens. I enclose herewith my contri
bution ot o the wtll Rogers
Memorial Fund. I understand that this gift will be added to othera
from Medford and will go without any deductions whatsoever to the
National Fund to be expended, also without any -deduction, as the
Memorial Committee may determine.
23c MORE PROFIT
per case of eggs
SURELAY DOES IT!
SURtLAY
'A
oomMTtii.".. minimis
SfwwRourCo.
L
too i. suRtiav
S2.35 per 100 lbs
FABER'S
Farmer's Supply Co
118 South Bartlett St.
SPERRY Farm Tested FEEDS .
Indicted Again
II 1 1 1MM1 . I
Seymour Weiss (above), politi
cal treasurer for the lata Huey
Long, was named on six counts
charging conspiracy to defraud and
obstruct the operation of the treas
ury department In a new Indict
ment agalnat him by a federal
grand Jury in New Orleans. He was
acquitted aome time ago on an in
come tax charge. (Associated Preit
Photo)
BANANAS ARE TESTED
BY ELECTRIC GADGET
CAMBRIDOE, Mass. (UP) Tobe
Deutchmann can test all the bananas
he wants without getting sick.
One of the larger banana compa
nies wanted a scientific Instrument
that would test the bananas and tell
the exact amount of sugar In each
stalk at any given point in their de-,
velopment.
Deutschmann Invented . a gadget i
about the size of an average alarm
clock, with two slender prongs which 1
arc pressed Into the fruit or the
stalk. In the tester Is a small dry
battery and the amount of current
passing through the banana from
one prong to the other registers on a
dial. The current flows more freely
as the sugar content of the fruit
Increases, so It Is possible to tell by
a glance at the Indicator just what
stage of ripeness the banana has
reached.
Previously one had to taste the ba
nana to reveal Its ripeness.
Primary Teachers Meet The Inter
mediate Teachers' council will meet
at County School Superintendent
Bowman's office in the county court
house Saturday aftcmon at 1 :30
o'clock, it haa been announced.
Perl Away John Perl Is npendirg
a few days at his hunting lodge on
Pelican Bo.y In the Klamath country.
Calling Here Miss Hattle Howlett
of Eagle Point waa oalllng on friends
In this city today.
From more than
one million West
ern eggs o o m e i
proof of the state
ment that eggs
bring an average
of 23c more per
case where hens
have been fed on
Surclav.
LONDON (UP) The noise prob
lem of London's underground trains
Is likely to be solved shortly.
Experiments with a special new
type of 80-foot rails, now being par
ried out on the Morden-Edgware
line near Leicester square, are re
sulting In the elimination of the
roar which makes conversation Im
possible as the trains travel through
the tunnels.
"The secret Is in welding long
rails," explained an official of the
London Transport Works depart
ment. "We1 have used 90-foot rails
unwelded in suburban districts, but
this Is the first time we have tried
them in the tunnels."
When the experiments are finally
proven successful the Change-over to
the long rails, costing several mil
lion pounds, will be begun.
Bark from Trip Mr. ani Mrs. O. L.
Vinson of Griffin creek district have
Just recently returned from a six
weeks' vacation trip In California. ,
Business Visitor Charles Smith of
the Burroughs Adding Machine com
pany was among bxislness visitors in
Med ford t his afternoon.
Transacts Business Ed Hovt of
Fort Klamath was transacting busl
ness In Medford today, ,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are ready for business in our new
location corner S. Fir and 8th St.
MEDFORD PIPE AND MACHINERY
COMPANY.
FOR SALE Four exceptionally O. K.
guaranteed usea cars. 29 Chevrolet
coach, '30 Chevrolet sedan. "33 Chev
rolet sport coupe, '.13 Chevrolet town
sedan. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
INC., 32 N. Riverside.
270 FEET Irrigation pipe; trade for
cnicxcna. 626Vi W. McAndrews.
LEARN to play popular piano, rodlo
style, vern Ra. Chlcnyo pianist.
For appointment call studio, Bald
win Piano Shoppe.
ONE used Ford sen tractor. Lewis
Super Service Station.
FOR SALE '26 Nflfih light 6 sedan:
2 new tires; good running order:
50 ceah. Car at Sgoxl & Duy
warehouse.
JU is Here are whiskies Schenley Mark of
y C' y . . Tpi Merit quality every one at prices so attrac
t tC- f siit? tive you'll want to stock up for the holidays.
j V !SiM(!P!' fi. SOIENLEY'S
' Ml tJ ' 1Wf' Ik OLD QUAKER
1 IVr K wi .wl brand -
S ImW"" liylf-r ' V" STRAIGHT WHISKEY
j jSP wV- 3J(ikiy P "You don't have to be rich M
Mr; " l"-'! Jtm&&r enjoy rub whiskey-
! j0 &WWMf
y5yftg 1MHP $i.quai
FOR SALE Good used piano, 79.00;
. easy terms. Good organ, 915-00
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE.
THANKSGIVING special: Bulk wine,
pint, 25c. Sherry. Tokay. Muscatel.
Port, Angelica. BEVERAGE SHOP,
208 E. 8th fit. We deliver. Tel. d81.
FOR SALE Equity in Ford V8 Coupe,
model 1934 de luxe (3 windows), low
mileage, air wheels. Will trade for
light roadster. Call at 714 Dakota.
I HAVE client wanting to purchase
nome in Meaiora with two Dea
rooms, on good street. To repair
ana pay ou m mommy payments.
What have you?
Forced sale, 400 A. rich black
Rogue River valley lind, 50 A.
choice alfalfa, 35 A. pasture and the
rest corn or grain land; to a. lrrl-
gated: one 8 and one 5 -room houses,
3 barns, 3 springs. 2 wells. 3 miles
from town. Price until Dec. 1, '35,
only 33 an acre. This la aome bar
gain; act quick.
4 -Room and bath, 1 acre land,
garage;; V mile west Phoenix: 23
fruit trees, good shade; going at
Stfuu: part cash.
4 Acres choice land, new 4 -room
house, modern, furnished: ?ood out
buildings; 'l mile Medford; 2 cows
end chickens; variety fruit and
nuta. Price 3500 cash. This an
attractive home.
B. J. PALMER, Real Estate Broker.
Space In Palmer Music Store.
WANTED 4-inch pipe or larger, for
irrigation. Glenn Darby, King's
highway, Rt. 1. . i
FOR SALE WeAner pigs. A. L. Ferns,
Fern Valley road.
WANTED Typing, by competent typ
9 1st. Box 7989, Tribune.
MODERN 5-room house. Jacksonville;
large living room, fireplace, bullt
lns, screened porch, laundry trays.
Snan at $1275; small down pavment.
FLA H ARTY REALTY CO., 3U Med
ford Bldg. Phone 154.
STRAYED 2 Jersey cows. Anyone
locating same call 1559.
Schilling
ute
1 , OXJ.
Yjxircicts'
WANTED Wilt pT t for K00
. Jersey or Ouemsey prtner heller.
Oirlyle NatwlcH. Eale Folo'..
'34 OHEV. TRUCK, I'm wiwelbM;
perfect everyway and a real buy.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Do&st and Plymouth.
FOR SALE OR RENT 1 acre, 2-roam
house, garage, barn. Inquire U4
Lincoln.
TWO ACRES on Lozier Lane; modern
5-room house, large living room,
fireplace, glassed and screened
porch, laundry treys: tor saie or
trade. FLAHARTV REALTY CO,
311 Medford Bldg. Phone 154.
ROOM, board ana garage for two
' gentlemen; very reasonable; close In.
233 South Orape.
WELCOME-
SIGN FOR ALL
WHO TRAVEL
A Sign of Economy, Convenent
ant Fintst 5ervce
Buses Leave Medford
Northbound
5 BUSES DAILY
3:05 a.m. 8:. 15 a.m. 1:50 p.m.
8:50 p.m. J 1:10 p m.
Southbound
5 BUSES DAILY
13:05 a.m. 5:10 n.m. 0:50 a.m.
6:45 p.m. 11:10 p.m.
Examples of LOW FARES
One way Rd. trip
Klamath Falls....?1.55 $2.80
Portland 5.90 10.35
San Francisco.... 7.60 13.70
Los Angeles 12.40 22.35
Depot: Central and Eighth
Phone 30!)
SCHENLEVS
CREAM OF
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT WHISKEY
A faTorite in Kentucky where
they call it "double rich."
r PINT
No. 17SC
$1.55 QUART nitsa
SCHENLEVS
GOLDEN
WEDDING
BtlNDED XTHISKEY
It'$ ALL whiskey" Am eriev't
finest bleed.
i on pint
I Mm J N&260C
$2.30 QUART H.. im
SCHENLEVS
RED LABEL
BLENDED WHISKEY
"It's the Cream!"
1.Q0 PINT
!1.60 FIFTH No. 235B
ScheaUr Difinhiiton. lrx Nev York. N. Y.
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