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Newspaper Page TextTEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNfc Your Health and It's Care B7 OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D. Redr ihould ddrli tnqulrie to: Dr William Brady. 265 CI Camine Bavarly Hillt. Calit. FISHING DAYS For years we have enjoyed your articles. They are always entertaining reading, never leave a m o r- bid or anxious alter effect and we have derived a lot of good from your teach ings. You are the kind of fel low the writer would like to have as com panion on a fishing trip Dr. Brady once in a while. (A. L. J.) Thank you for the Invitation, sir, but fishing . . . never again A few years before the war we stopped along the highway there one afternoon to watch the salmon climbing ladders That is a wonder I just couldn't believe till I saw it same as the taking off of a big airplane One fish which must have weighed fifteen pounds, over shot and flopped out on a plat form above the ladder. In a jif- fv some youths waiting there clubbed the fish to death and bore it off (the laws, If any, not withstanding). Any one who knows the life cycle of salmon will understand why I have dreamed of that bit of cruelty many times since it happened. I was cured of hunting on the first and last occasion I went hunting. A man who took me along was anxious that I should bring home something from my first hunting trip, so he carried a ferret (which was against the law, but quite the custom in that neck of the woods). When he found a likely look frig hole he would load his shotgun, stand ten feet away, send the ferrit In. and when the rabbit appeared blaze away at the bunny. Yet that man was In all ordinary re spects a kind gentle and most likeable chap. Killing purely for sport Is not my notion of recreation or pleas On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affillsUoD and wbiri they are on the dial. KAt.a (MBS) 1310. Portland; KKX (ABC) 1190, Portland. Kill) (ABC) 10. Han frani-lsco, KGW (NBC) ;o Portland. KJR (AHC) looo Seattle KNX (t'BHI 1070 Los An geles, KOA (NIIC) 150. Denver, K1N (CBS) 70 Portland, KOMO (NilC 050, Seattle. KI'O fNHC) Ssn Francisco: KSL (CDS) 1160, Ball Lake llty Time Shown is PWT. FRIDAY 8:00 p m Terry and Plratea, ABC: OK Fot Release. NBC; Sam Hayea News. MBS. Ml p m nicR Tracy ABO. Rupar. man MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. 5 30 p m. Jack Armstrong. ABC; News CBS; Ion Mix. MUS 8:43 o. m. Etmer Peterson Commen tary. NBC; Raymond Swing, ABC; Night Nawa Wire. MUS: News. CBS. 6 00 p m News. ABC: Cahrlel Heat ter, MUS: Walls Time, NBC; Jerry Wayne Show, CDS 0:18 p. m. Real Life Stories, MBS. 8:30 n. m. People Aro funny, NBC; Those Websters. CBS; The Sheriff, ABC: Spotlight Bands. Mns. 7:UO p m Ounntnaer Show, NBC. ' Man from G-3. ABC; Kay Bulger Show. CBS. 7 IS p m Newa MBS 7:30 p m Hollywood Preview, CBS; l.one Ranger. MBS: Bill Stern, NBC; Johnnie Russell. ABC S.-kj p m I'lghta MBS: Man Named Jordan CBS; Supper Club, NBC. Tim Is your FBI. ABC lllom Fleetwood Lawton. NBC Eddie Stona Orch CBS. 8 -10 p m Correction Pleas. NBC; It Pars to be Ignorant, CBS; Roseland Ballroom Orchestra ABC. 8 00 p m Night Editor. NBC: am. ba.sadnt Hotel, ABC; News, MBS; Al drlch Family, CBS. 0 1.1 0 m Cited tor Valor. NBC -3l p nv Adventures of the Thin Msn IBS. News. ABC; Freedom ol Opportunity. MUS; Josa Bethencourt Orchestra. NBC. Iti.ou p m Fulton Lewi. Jr., MHS News. NBC: Dr Talks It Over. ABC. 10 an p m Orchestra NBC; Orches it. CBaV ' .. 1 1 (Ml p m. Orchestra. NBC! Or chestra CBS. Saturday 00 p m Yomn on Parade. CPS: Orchestra ABC; rreddle Martin, ABC Now Tike My Case NBC. ft 30 p m. Tanglewood Festival. ABC; Detroit Symphony, MBS; News. NBC. .1 43 n m. Newa CBS; Elmer Pater. eon NBC , ., 0 on r- m Barn Danct. NBC; Your Hit Parade CBS 8 30 p m Can You Top This' NBC; Flight to Pacific. AUC n 43 p m Saturday Serenade CBS 7 00 p m l Sustain th Wings, NBC: Hoosler Hop. ABC 7 l) n m Assignment Home, CBS. 7 30 p in Crand Ol- Opry. NBC; Red Rvder, MBS; Hayloft Hoedown. ABC 8 no p m Earl American Music. ABC. America In tne Air. CBS, Truth or Consequences NBC Chicago Music "rstlval. MBS 8 30 u m The ounger Generation. NBC: Leland Stows, ABC; The Twelv Players. CBS loo p m Views end Interview. ABC rhls Is My Story. CBS. Newa. MBS; News. NBC IS t m. Dream noat. MBS. 30 p m Now It Can Be Told. MBS. 8 48 p. m Don't You Bellsv It. CBS 111 00 r m New. NBC: Kay Kan. teen ABC 1013 p m. Hollywood Barn Dane CBS 10:43 p m Orchestra. NBC II (10 p m Orchestra CBS; This Moving World ABC. Orchestra. NBC LEGAL NOTICES Notic.4) of Sal of Ral Property by Administrator IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. Ill the matter of the estate of WARREN COPPOCK, de ceased. Notice la hereby K'ven that. In pursuance of an order of the Jiidne of the County Court of the State of OreKon for Jackson County made on the 24th day of July, 1845, In the matter ot the aforesaid estate, the administra tor of the said estate will, at tne front door of tha Jackson County Friday, Aug. 17, 1945 ARE OVER ure. Not that J m no conscien tious I believe I might like the job of killing a few thousand German "supermen" and Jap sub-human creatures. But I have an imagination and it makes me sick and angry when I see some sadistic moron proud ly displaying the deer, the birds, the fish he has managed to kill by means of almost automatic machinery, never by his own skill. Now if any reader should take it into his head to invite me to accompany him on a hike or a trip of any kind to study natural history, or on a walk around the block to identify birds, trees or anything of the kind I'll be delighted just a sec. till I get my cross-country pipe loaded It is not abnormal if a young child catches a little bird, chick en or bunny and deliberately kills the creature but it hardly seems normal when a grownup derives pleasure from similar killing of helpless creatures with his cruel traps, guns, lures and snares. QUESTIONS ti ANSWERS Geography of Goitre Please name cities in the United States, preferably In the mltl-wesl. where people are not incllnrrl to have goitre. (M. R. H I Answer T know of no particular mid-west area where goitre does not prevail No matter where you live the way to avoid developing goitre ts by making sure that you ret an adequate intake of iodine. Send stamped self uddresied envelope for pamphlet "The lodln Ration" (this spelling is mine.) No Hot Flashes Is a woman having her menopause If she still menstruates regularly, has no hot flashes and such, at 48. I Mrs. T. P. W.) Answer Menopause is merely a name fir the physiological cessation of menstruation. So the woman you de. scribe Is not having her menopause. But don't worry about It anyway. Send stamped self addressed envelope lor the pamphlet "The Menopause." which will reassure you about the so-called critical epoch or change 01 nie. Piles Cured Thank you for the information on cure of piles. I consulted the doctor you recommended and he is certainly (.killed and a fine man. He curcu me in four painless treatments. Answer T still say ''It Is Stupid to Suffer from Plies" and I explain why in the pamphlet bearing that title, mailed on written request (no clip ping, nlease) if you provide stamped envelope bearing your address. (copyright lusa oy jonn r. unm v-u., Court House at Medford, Jack son County. Oregon, at the nour of 10:00 o'clock a. m., on the 4th day of October, 1945, sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, subject to the confirma tion of the said County Court, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Warren Cop- pock, deceased, at the time of his death, or since acquired by said estate, In and to the following described real estate In Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots No. 7 and o, biock i Dekum's Amended Addition to the Town of Gold Hill, Jack son County, Oregon. Lots No. 12, 13 and 14, Block 28, Original Townsile of Gold Hill, Jackson County, Oregon. The above real property will be sold in separate parcels, and the sale of each and all of the above described parcels of real property will be subject to un paid taxes. Said administrator reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. The date of the first publica tion of this notice is August 3. 1945. WILLIAM C AUTENRIETH, Administrator. NOTICE In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Mutter of the Estate of L. W. COGHILL, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator lias filed his Final Account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the 1st day of September. 1945, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., In the County Court Room In the Court House, In Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and the settlement thereof. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Administrator. Cltrk't Monthly Statement Jackson County, Ortgon Julv. 194S The fnllnwillff is n tnfn,nl ' of the proceedings of the County I -ouri ot Jackson Countv, Ore-1 Hon, showing a list of claimants ! for supplies and services which were passed upon during the , iiiuutn oi JUiy, im.v G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. Gtneral County Fund Robert M. Elder, office ex pense. $20.00: Gloria Houston, stenographer, $18.85: I.ilv Mill age, stenographer. $20.70; Rob ert N. Martin, herd inspection, $8.00; Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co.. telephone. $5.80: Cali fornia Oregon Power Co., lights, $123.50; Otis Elevnlor Company, elevator service, $32.50; Farmers Automobile Insurance, insur ance, $7.78: Medford Labora tories, lab. tests, $9.00; Commu nity Hospital, lab. tests, $2.00; Joe J. Jones, sharpening I.awn mower, $6.00; The A. Lictz Co., Complete Factory Approved SAFETY ffSv SERVICE Chrysler Fac ory Engineer d and Inspect d Paris lor Chrylr Dodg Plymouth Dodg Truck L G. TAYLOR GO. 1U Bo. Rivcildo Phon 2985 supplies, $13.41; Floyd E. Mc Kee, bounty travel, S4U.00; De partment of Agriculture, sealer ot weights, S2U.72; George W. Ncilson, postage, $7.00; Office Stationery Ss Supply Co., sup plies, So2.15; Gloria Houston, stenographer, 52B.30; Lily IV.ill age, stenographer, S26.30' Frank DeSouza, postage, S50.00; Office Stationery & supply Co., sup plies, Sb.10; Robert M. lilder, travel, S45.75; Calilorma Oregon r-owcr Co., lights, $1.54; U. C. Hrescolt, cruising, S49.5U; First National bank oi Portland, care ot poor, pbUVB.b'0; Ina liuson, county compensation, S30.UU; R. A. Holmes insurance Agency, in surance, $U1.2b; U. it. Carter, recording county deed, si.tjO; Leslie in. Scott, state bounty, iizw.tiu; Stale Game Commis sion, stale bounty, $400.00; Ar thur Jannke, cook, SUa.UU; Lou ise Jahnke, cook, $85.69; Wm. Hazelwood, farmer, S8a.B9; Elsie M. Arnold, nurse, $9(1.49; Bessie felham, nurse, $100.09; Dora Wright, nurse, $69.56; Italy Sulli van, nurse, $22.70; Elsa Walker, nurse. S29.83; Irma Dinnel, laun dress, $17.28; Nellie Moore, laun dress, $5.59; Charles Angle creek assistance, $3.00; J. C. Foitevint creek assistance, $3.90; Loyal J. Smith, Applegate assistant. $39.92; George W. Daley, Little Butte assistant, $74.15; Talent Hatchery, supplies, $60.00; J. C. Penney Co., supplies, $31.86; D. R. Sloan, supplies, $25.00; Greene-Winkler Co., Inc., sup plies, $17.35; Standard Brands, supplies, $8.22; Osmund & Com pany, supplies, $28.48; Medford Printing Co., county advertising, $27.90; Burroughs Adding Ma chine Co., machine service, $79.05; C. Marion Smith, water master expense, $41.40; Clinton A. Smith, watermaster expense, $68.67; Loyal J. Smith, Apple gate assistant expense, $20.30; George W. Daley, Little Butte assistant expense, $26.37; Lily Millage, stenographer, $26.30; Don Poling, weed control, $124.39; J. R. Bierma, repairs, $2.50; Office Stationery & Sup ply Co., supplies, $10.85: Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele phone. $38.90; C. A. Mvers, trav el, $9.50: Andrus H. Smith, trav el. $29.05; E. M. Wilson, audit, $60.00; Lester L. Lewis, travel, $40.00; West Coast Printing & Binding Co.. supplies. $27.85; G. R. Carter, postage, $8.78; C. M. Litwiller. coroner. $5.55; O. A. Welch, medical services, $5.00; Robert M. Elder, travel, $40.60: Children's Farm Home, child care, $50.00; Boys' & Girls' Aid Society, child care, $40.00; Pa cific Telephone & Telcgranh Co., telephone, $5.40; Modern Plumb ing & Sheet Metal Co., supplies, $5.80: Shaw Surgical Co.. lab oratory eouipment, $482.46; Floyd E. McKee, travel, $40.00; Ashland Printing Co.. county ad vertising, $26.50; Daniels Robin son Insurance Agency, bond premium, $5.00; Medford Water Commission, water. $50.00; City Sanitary Service Co., sanitation, $5.00; National Hosoital Associa tion, fees, $62.50: G. R. Carter. trustee, war tax, $1467.75; G. R. Carter, trustee, war bonds, S-t.iu.ou; j. u. Penrson. trave $61.40; Wm. Grenbemer, travel. -ai.-i;; vern smith, travel, $110.40; D. V Hastings, travel, $113.65; Howard Gault, travel, $27.55; A. P. Sloner. travel. .i.ia; nuoDara Brothers, sup plies, $8.37; Aetna Life Insur ance Co., fees, $9.96; Robert M. Elder, travel, $51.02: Kirby J. Taut, travel, $40.00; Don Cruik shank, typewriters, repairs, $2.50: Commercial Printing Co., supplies. $93.80; State Industrial Accident Commission, fees, $79.57; Medford Domestic Laun dry, supplies, $2.00; Frideger Grocery Co., supplies, $22.39: L. R. Woodward, supplies, $55.80; Hubbard Bros.. Inc.. supplies. $20.50; Hubbard Wray Co., sup plies. $1.70; F. E. Samson Co., supplies, $67.85; G. E. Carpenter, supplies, $15.00; Ashland Laun dry Co.. laundry, $3.35; Ameri can Hospital Supply Corp., sup plies. $8.07: Ashland Creamerv, supplies. $23.40; Western Oil & Burner Co., fuel, $19.03; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele phone, $8.35: California Oregon Power Co., lights. $31.28: George M. Treffry, bounty, $2.00. Civilian Defense Fund Ashland Rationing Board, ex penses, $15 00; Medford Ration ing Board, expenses, $30.00; Pa-1 7:30 to 10:30 SKATING PARTIES by ON THE MOVt Sr.TTI!r. WITH K-COK, MOVINo CHtES-l.'UY, UKEMRnCC COME? IN Ar HANW CIA e,T A COSTNEC OF ThE C-VCH 16 IMMEDIATELY TTLD TO NVVE UtCA'JSE. EVTEYONE. IS StlCt HIS FEET ACE MUMV ASP HE NEVER CAN REEM TO KEEP THEM OFF THE COUCH. fSTAETf TO 5IT PCSAtt IN ANOTHEC CHAIB AW K 6CEETEC BY CRIE OF PSL&a. MOTHER iAYtj SHE H EASTS EE HACK Of WHY CAN'T H LCAtS TO :iT PPOrEJSLY IN C.HA1(J; KLCpi CHAIR AS THE UiliriS JUST BI6HT r-ftl HE G. SHIFTS TO ciflc Telephone 4 Telegraph Co., telephone, $7.75: Florence Lib by, secretary, $80.10; G. R. Car ter, trustee, war tax, $19.90. Jackson County Library Avon Books, Inc. books, $0.57; Chicago Library Service, books, $6.00; Gaylord Brothers, books, $1.60; The J. K. Gill Co., books, $16.20; Marjorie Hopkins, ser vices, $16.02: Imperial Book Co., books, $28.85; Oregon News Co., books, $14.11; James A. Wil liams, books, $4.00; The H. W. Wilson Co. indexes, $75.51: State Industrial Accident Commission, fees, $1.08; Jackson County Li brary, current expense, $4.57. Road Funds Layman Thomas, labor $57.93; Harold Kelly, labor, $21.56; W. M. Kenyon, labor, $7.04; Fee naughty Machinery Co., supplies $49.48; Columbia Equipment Co. supplies, $62.93; Woodbury Com pany, supplies, $39.57; Howard Cooper Corporation, supplies $133.90; Robert S. Farrell, Jr.. certificates of title. $6.00; H. & L. Company, supplies, $1.46; As sociated Lumber Co., supplies, !. j;oumern i-'acific Co., supplies, $233.90; Pacific Tele phone & Telegraph Co., tele phone, $2.85; C. G. King, labor. $11.28; California Oregon Power Co.. lights, $1.00; Ekerson Paint & Root store, supplies, $565.00; Woodbury Company, supplies, $7.58; R. E. Welch, labor. $23.97; Percy Haley, labor, $104.26; El mer Harnish, labor, $134.62; Claude Wade, labor, $115.58: Clarence Baker, labor. $150.91: H. C. Dooms, labor, $159.52; Earl Jones, labor. $144.42; Jim Mer ritt, labor. $170.45; L. J. Bigham, labor. $182.97: Karl Kite, labor, $156.47; Dennis Lee, labor, $150.49; H. S a n d v i g, labor, $156.70; W. M. Tetherow, labor, $149.14; James W. Barlow, la bor, $168.97; Hollis F. Beucler, labor, $164.49; Arthur It. Boggis, labor $141.92: Chester I. Bourne, labor, $187.85; W. J. Burbidge, labor, $129.61: Robert Craig, la bor, $177.84; Charles Dooms, la bor. $164.52: Robert N. Finney, labor, $146.70; Joseph L. Harris, labor. $161.15: Thomas Hora, la bor. $147.42: Keith E. Johnson, labor, $03.42: Oscar C. Lewis, labor, $122.84; Emil J. Linvik, labor, $152.39; Joseph R. Miller, labor, $175.42; David O. Modrell, labor, $167.83; W. W. Phillips, labor, $185.79; R. J. Rinabarger, labor, $194.19; Thomas Roseber ry, labor. $143.04; Harry W. Scoggin, labor. $136.12; Loyal J. Smith, labor, $55.52: D. M. Solo mon, labor, $156.70; Layman Thomas, labor, $118.59; Jack Thrasher, labor. $39.95: Harold Tollc, labor, $169.71; Edward H. Tuttle, labor. $185.79; Alfred L. Tye, labor. $181.22: A. T. Wat tenberg, labor. $90.03; White Mo tor Co., supplies. $1.23; H. L. Pritchard Co., supplies, $12.84; Howard Cooper Corp., supplies, $19.23; Columbia Equipment Co., supplies, $9.00; California Ore gon Power Co., lights, $40.70; Littrell Parts, supplies, $96.60; Medford Service Station, sup plies, $279.18; Medford Concrete Construction Co., supplies, MU4.ia; Dawson tlectnc, sup plies, S0.U4; Whittle .Transfer Company, transfer, $7.80; Eagle Point Water Commission, water, $2.50; Porter Lumber Co., sup plies. $1.44: Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co., supplies, $8 00; McCoy Machinery Co. sup plies. $1.89; L. C. Taylor Co., supplies. $1.08 Hubbard Bros., Inc.. supplies. $212.30: Medford Water Commission, water, $6.25; ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p m to 3 00 a m except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101 ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinner Cocktail Loung Dancing Open rvery Night ' Kxcepl Mondays Pbnns Trail 1404 POISON OAK? Try a bottl oi ZEMACOL you must t sstlstled or votir money cheerrulls refunded (let bottl uv das al MKS1KHN THRIFT Let's Go ROLLER SKATING MEDFORD ARMORY WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN NIGHTS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT 3 snr OLOYAS WtLtJAMS DON'T SIT YH ., aunt Sue's kNirriN6 l IN THAT CHAIR SETTLES ELCe- WHECt STuvr upSTwe BATHES DlSCOl'RAutD WITH FAMILY LIFE Q Lyal Hartman, labor, SI 44.67: Wesley Hartmna, labor, $165.99; Claude C. Holmes, supplies, $749.20; City of Ashland, water, $2.50; Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co., supplies, $6.81: Co lumbia Equipment Co., $26.10; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephone, $5.90: Older Tire Exchange, supplies, $140.85; Of fice Stationery & SuodIv Co.. supplies, $0.85; Medford Station 1 cry Store, supplies, $2.20: Stand i ard Oil Co. of Calif., supplies, ! $431.49; Woodbury Company, Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Must Unique Place in So Ore tl.OSKI) MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parlies Only For reservations I'll Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX fSwaG' snouX Haw i jKffl&.tJ34 aaiTJ-iS y Will i CCOQD'iVG TO tOCt SMODrW Vk B (w-'w. v v sags a m ' K ' L ec fi . rfA KjiX. ' '' u v s CGAcr hi j-- 7n W- xpKVkV 'A nzez woe .v recE r Kjk i. rsatt ivei R4GS I riCijy ftJs Va bag P'Ckeks or BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BUZ SAWYER THERE ,r.jr 4, crpHE EhuLES GATKERNAvy PLANES U ABE OVER THF "SACRED EARTH OF JAPAN Ceff -' BLONOIE u'IL ABNtH NOTE FUM TIMBERWDlF HcHOWL HAND III T II THE NEBBS NO. BUT .IA.i u.-.nl 1rS.TWllV.V. i gawerVivw HiM VOUSE NOT OPPOSED assainsi TQCiL CaVuGOTERS HiS komance with pakwts R06ER FOfTERHOiSEy, T.viSHES, . , . . mm V AH ALMOST KMNI" ) MtB&t TH' HOKt H I C-rT TH' HLAKT T' J ffX s,, Ul HEtTP AKXIt J REAP IT!:-OM5r t t!l !( IT, KILLE.P HLF I MAt. JtbT SENTAv CSrA''', AN' THEN WKCTfl I -II NUlt VTlJ yCTJC. t.-. V V1Htt THAC?ICJ rl y i df:ipf9 not t' I . sjdte: i t I f T ATTENP Mtfr. T J?!W V MM "imhtt " supplies. $194.86; National Hos pital Association, fees, $57.50; Aetna Life Insurance Co., fees, $20.91; G. R. Carter, trustee, war bonds, $787.50; G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax, $811.55; State Industrial Accident Commission, fees, $248.00. TAKE IT EASY LODGE Under New Management Chicken and Steak Dinners All Kind of Sandwiches Music by Smokey, Danny & Blacky Open Every Nits Except Tues. Open 8 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Managed and Operated by Smokey Stansberry SMITH SHE 15, SWEENEV PUJIVAMA. sZZTj nT OUT UDU1 I'VE BEEN WAITING 3ri YEARS FOR THIS. ;', I'VE BEEN i- : ( WAITING 3ri ' - A YEARS FOR jt : v this, j t " I r& rl " MV WIFE V j '3 SITTING ..-.f Vs '. r- f X Jfif . f m yr)t , bh yOO CAM HELP J FOR sJOisS A Mm i rr n 1 uiwo -nrrv lH! hrmrr 1 mmmw waaasrr'il,ll si IP ijllljUJ'PlllfU'lltstfWlVil) lfsssaj loo you know? ED by a mechanic who knows how to look after the best interest of YOU and your car. , ROGUE RIVER GHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACKU5S 1 Ftogc 6 Great hipplnesi 11 - atony 12 Stretcher 14 Son o! 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