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SATURDAY, JULY 12, 19-17
B Dick Turner , 1
PAGE EIGHT
Couple Face
Sentence In
Grants Pass
.UT, PAce iul UMrs. Laura Lucille Medlin and
p rur iW
' W,MedHnC23a,,ondn6l r.'ath, 25. pleaded guilty l
Mrs. Medlin, u. . h , H t t0 fctll. The
. be" th-ehi,d in ,heir
home at Selmo June - M . 0B 0 but to Weed.
Thflt 1? S her thereTh. flaxen-haired child was
Calif., ond abandoned ' f d the , m0rning
unconscious and " j" , Gilreath and the
tomey- Sentence Myr , rf
clrcult Jnt10m
time lor sente nee hlne coun-
palr reiuru -
i have not been .djnttte
v...- . been admitted to
bU . inee wS "A,, for
Tne;
sail 6
siskiyi
arosec
SSHSStS two-weeicH o.
ream and J". JX"tl. intent to
ih.reed with N?" S " taw. but
e? to Oregon
St"er were turned nt
authorities when it bern n
that me ministered In seimn.
little girl, ""SSSSS the mother
ur Medlin oecau"' . ,,m
of iTmird child J5,e day betore
mie. ta,0n"Jfcftlaulted. end a
Marv Jane was "fJ. th wh.n
autement rnaae o, Jane
K noTn bg;'there were
tmany kids siskiyou
lyntyWsaS-Oatewm
Josephine counts ia Med.
Jan Diet Asks
$2 Million
TOKYO. July Te-t
nese overment suggerea
t&l but insisieu h expen
government costs and oth er gc
5ll1lTSorouUay to Japan.
"J'SS ifuSSng : now of grant
The diet is taiKii nrti.000)
SSE3Sa
WiS Pate y27 0MO.OOO J'"
MO000 "to eup.Hon costs.
TgweiSrnent request for adm-
for reparaUons shipment.
Police Seek
Death Suspect
- ADtcon rniif . July
tarchTormTddleraged but
Ef.?yM
trunk .staying of h 48-year-om
Turldsn-Dorn wuc. " --
semSeNational park and eastward
"SZJVSSS; SSen. described ako
as a ortuguese counU s Jound
a trubenea'th iSng's h6tel
toward Reno Friday.
Sheriff Murray C. Hathaway said
ffic nl di.sclosed the
ikSS number "of King's car was
registerea mesaay
south gate of the park te 'Mariposa
. t-i -i, tnkii the li
cense numbers of cars entering the
Dark as a routine dtwotu.
frn. flifoar-nlri rpRtaurant OWn
er. one-time seaman and minor
New Orleans night life figure,
dropped from sight early Tuesday.
Journal Official
Takes Radio Job
PORTLAND, Ore., July 12
O. S. Jackson Jr., associate publish
er of the Oregon Journal, on Mon
day will oecome genenu uiiibci w
radio station KALE. I
The announcement from the news
paper said that he would retain his '
newspaper connection but would
devote his time to the radio sta-
He replaces Charles E. Couche, i
who has taken a leave of absence,)
the announcement said.
A WELCOME TO WORSHIP
AT THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
North Eighth and Washington
. Cecil C. Brown Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School For All Ages Nursery
. For All Services
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:45 p. m. Training Union For All Groups
8:00 p.m. Evening Worship
Sunday School Bus Service to South Suburban Areat
I
House Passes
Sugar Measure
house Friday passed by vo ce vo e
and sent to uie ", .a
. n. I. finmKtie and
locate sur -- ----
foreign producing areas and fix tne
i Purina the lTf'XL I1V6
aum f "
years. , . .
1. Provide lor incentive payments
to sugar beet ana cane
Don.iir thi !ucretarv of agri-
.i.t.rtnfn vht "fair and
r.nniible" nrice will be paid by
processor w , ,
3. Require the secretary of agrt-
J.tmina vrV VPflT the
minimum wages to be paid sugar
industry agricultural workers.
4. Allocate a quota of 375.000 tons
of refined sugar to Cuba and 126.-
000 tons to rueruj ru.
Dead Woman's
Body Found
MARION. O. July 12 (-Sheriff
LeRoy Retterer said Friday two
rone-trussed body of a 25-year-old
divorcee in a rural churchyard near
1 tnjlait
Sheriff Retterer identified the
victim as Mrs. Zora Gerbes of Mar
ion, motner oi uiree ciuuicu v
was divorced four years ago.
les and Harry Yeager. in the yard
Ox ot. rauis Luuicmu -nun. '"
miles east of here on route 98 as
they returned to their home nearby
about 2 a. m. from Marion.
Ketterer saia .
tired only in a blouse and one shoe.
A clothesline was wrapped three
...n,t har norV nnrl TlASSed
under her legs, pulling the knees
almost up to the chin.
T-A imiicM nn th left lee were
tti nniv mnrks on the body, the
sheriff added.
AmericanNews
Pays Dividend
Favment of its 500th consecutive
dividend was authorized today by
the American News company when
directors declared the regular bi
monthly dividend of 25 cents. The
dividend is payaoie Kpiemuti
1947. to stockholders of record Sep
tember 5, 1947. . ,
With a cash omoena paia cij
-i ..unHinff fa vears aso.
.. fnr rnntinuOUS
dividend distributions is one of the
longest 01 any cri""" "'"r
securities are listed on the New York
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oUKli ct-ae wo-
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become the world's largest distrib-
. , , i . i ii. jiwAAtlit enn
utor oi penoaicais. duj "v1tT
i . iattr thp Union
News company. In addition to being
the largest retailer of periodicals,
the Utter company for years has
been familiar to the traveling public
as an operator of newsstands, res
taurants and stores of varied nature
in railroad, bus and airport ter
minals throughout the United States.
Murdered Woman's
Bank Box Probed
wTrur vriRic. Julv 12 Pi A bank
safety deposit box maintained by
49-year-old Mrs. Sheila Mannering,
slain actress, contained $8100 in
cash, $2200 in war bonds and an un
disclosed amount oi jeweiry, iaiuvc
announced Friday.
Detectives continued questioning
persons whose names were found in
the woman's address books but no
promising leads appeared to have
developed.
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SUCCESSFULLY THEATED
NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Lou of Time
PermSDent Reinllt!
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlropractla PhTfc"i
1Z No. th Enquire Tbcitro Bias
Pbono :0M
Camp Chairman
L .1.
Mra. Perry 11. Cook, Lennox ad
dition, will arm aa chairman for
tha homrmakera ramp at Lake
the Woods July U to 21. Camp
registration noses July 17.
Butte Valley
League Formed
.
Macdoel and Mt. Hebron have
formed a Butte Valley Improvement
league with an eye to getting better
community service for the two
towns.
Tnitinl nlan is to set a chemical
flre-fichtUig apparatus which can
be used in both Macdoel and Mt
Hebron, and at a meeting of the
league next Thursday plans for rais
ing money to buy the equipment
will be taken under advisement.
The meeting will be held Thursday
at 8 p.m. in the Macdoel school
house. George Jones is temporary
chairman, Mary Jones recording sec
retary, and Charles Thompson,
financial secretary. Membership
dues are tl a year.
Other projects contemplated by the
league is to get traffic signs In
Macdoel and imDroved telephone
service.
A thermocline cannot form in
lakes of more than several miles
The wind on such large
stretches causes strong currents
which keep water mixing irom top
to bottom. Sports Afield.
Mid-Summer Months Ideal
For Observation Of Skies
. r ui-r.lf PRI'ETT
Ailrnmer. Estrnalsa UlvlaUa, Orfa
llighrr tdncatUa Sratcna
Under midsummer skies, the one
who has a sincere desire to learn
the stars has a splendid opportunity
to start this study. The- brighter
stellar objects in the east and south
begin to appear while the twilight
still Is strong in the direction of
sunset. For definite locations let us
observe during tne coming wee
around 9 p. m.
Tne ongntesi oi an is we spieuuiu
planet Jupiter, now at a medium
height in the sky and a little west
of due south. On the evening of
June 28. Jupiter and the moon, hud
dling close together, presented an
intriguing combination. On July 25
tnere win oe a repcuuun ui w
sight. At some places in the equa-
.Mvlnno nnrl cn.llh latitllHAtt
Jupiter will hide behind the moon
lor a lime. Aiinougn inc. twu wm
appear close together in the heav
ens, the planet will be almost 2000
times farther from us than the
moon. Jupiter is actually a giant in
size in comparison with our lunar
Woman's Body Found
In National Park
om -rcv-VD"!!? TTtaVt -Tlltv 19 I aw
O J. VJCiVlkWCii uvoiii arvaajr v '
Sheriff Antone B. Prince said Fri
day the body of a woman, found In
brush in Zion National park a week
ago. has been identified tentatively
as that of Evelyn Frances Callahan,
aoout i. i ,
He said the woman's mother Is
. Ann Thmea Callahan nf Jimfi-
i.l I mtu in i.. ... i...
. ; .i ... n-a . nH thm fflthpr.
11UI1 yn.jt wic, ...w . .
Hugh Martin Callanan, wno lives at
the sautene nospnai in ix miacKo.
m. n n luule mam fllinri htf
a hiker July 4. Officers said death
resulted irom a Duueb wounu auu
Prince said there was evidence of
foul play.
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Lightning Sets
Swan Lake Fire
A second lightning tin l'w
up Friday a ior..uo . "."
bike area up uwi
ou.1.1'- .j t-., nan roinmemled
by"KTau,.muv....
TcSL. mountain. Ho .nedlt
at a p. -":,, r.a.,niu.Lui
man crew wa assisted by I men
who arrived i ", ,
WndtuiuT over the r.m made
a rged Job of gellhig U bluM
?unl5e" J?o. heavy dry grass was
ruin, the kVpa crew reportea.
oier fires starting Thursday
Hotel Rates
Boosted
..t.. ii Hotel
reS Ses tormanent resident,
hThlked $10 to $17-50 a month
m'HnMaftl. hotrls eMecth-e Au-
kMt ffld. wa,
"J,.: .h.t residents could
Pneretch.A.tnd.
. .i .TTnnnrntnu i
SJSlSSl" June 30-was
$35. ,.
in general nv. y -- -Turmanent
residents toward
Ih. n.iv schedule has been good
Miinioca . j,.
However, at least
If.-.. irtnts Its new
""Yi"C nn Hailv. In
rates wouiu w , . ...
. - monthlv rentals, mis
would result in rent incrr.'w .
ing up to ns per crm.
Accountants See
Rica In Business
nsNn-n mn Tniv n Sv Oregon
public accountants look forward to
cause of the sutea new community
n.m riiiiiutMl the new law In
their annual convention here yes
.' j. .1 .l-t.H nlllrm. lnClUd
iim r. Keves. Salem, first
vice president: Elmer J. Church,
Salem, and Paul E. Brown. Albany
board 01 governors
neighbor, having a diameter about
40 times as Kreat.
Th rut of the planets are In
hiding at our observation hour. Sat
urn warn mut. wr. ivipmirv is Mini jii
n t,n mv vhilf. VrnUH and
Mars are In the eastern morning
sky. Mars being near the bright star
Aldetwran.
Am in rat atara I inronceivablV
distant suns! there are several
hrleht ones now in sigm. LOW in
nK anA almnef Hl ftntlLh. red
Antares throbs as the heart of the
celestial Scorpion. At about the
same height in the southwest we
ain fl.nira fining Varv rlnM to the
horizon Regulus appears somewhat
nnrl h nf nest as the star at the
tVia hiinrii nf tht sickle.
Very high in the iwutnwesi, orange
lha star which U'nJI r 00X6(1
. J tha lioVit-a i-it th nhiraoo
lair in 1933, W easuy signiea.
half of the sky. we find bright Vega
K. i. ... nf th rwilnt dirctlv
overhead. Forming a small triangle
with Vega are two rawer iim
atars. The northern of these little
I mmmn hV UMTlt lVfK AJI btt..Z
Isllghtly elongated. Even small opera
d hum win fipnaraie il uiw i.nw
r .wmt.t aM.it.1 hrtcrhtnpjut. Tel
escopes break each of the pair into
. n. fnttf in all This star.
Ensllon Lyrae, Is therefore known
as tne douoie-oouoie.
Northeast of Vega, a somewnai
in.n hrlo-ht itar TVnah. is found
at the end of the Northern Cross,
n ..far im nn lvin? AimosL non-
zontally with the top toward the
. U nnndHarahlv Knllthaaat OI
I IU1 HI. , vi. ii.i - . j .
Vega. AlUlr stands between 1U two
guardian stars.
With no moon In the sky this
coming week, look for the faint,
mysterious band of the Milky Way
which now extends high across the
east with Its ends about due north
and south.
Phone 4760
Business Course.
csrd
Boyle's Column
Mifi'tary Secrecy, If Any,
Proves Comedy Of Errors
iiv iiai. tmvi.K
NKW YORK, July li (A Let's
look at this tiling called military se
crecy II any.
A country that deiientls uiuil It
too much Is Ilk a man leaning on
a wax crutch on a hot day. U won't
hold him up lurever.
-I lie qiirsuon oi aiueKuuraiuv
what we know from tho nalloiis Unit
1 IIU ... .u te hnva l...
1. VJ II I VI II HU u " III.. n HI' .
our sleeve has been raised anew by
mo vunaressiuiiui auroim uvpr hid
dlsappeni-auce and return of secret
atom bomb data.
Taking of these atom files by two
sergeants as "souvenirs" points up
ail uhi nrmr irum. mrrc in iiuiuiiih
the generals know that the ser
geants don't find out.
And there Is another axiom you
can also accept about any military
secret: more people know about It
New Pine Creek
Mrs. Surah Johnston received word
last Monday morning that her
mnthar. Mrs. Doc Burnett of Indiana
Pa., passed away on that day. Ihe
cause of her death was attributed to
cancer. She was 69 years of age.
Her husband preceded her In death
a few months, having passed away
on May 6 of this year. Mrs. Bnrnett
l- ........ I. ...I K.. lw lAti..l..M.H. Vim
lit ailllCl UJ til IV unu. ,1V. 0 .
Sarah Johnston of New Pine Creek.
Mrs. witDur uoinai oi i;rerK sine,
Pa.. Mrs. Charlotte Edwards of In-
ril.n Pa FrMiit T.iiflla anil Mnr
garet' McLaughlin: and four sons.
Raymond McLaugmin ot New fine
Creek. Harry MmLaughlln. Sarver,
Pa.! and Robert McLaughlin, also of
tnaiana, ra.
Mr. and Mrs. Oatman Vincent of
Loftus, Calif., have purchased the
Lester Vernon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmv Cooner went
to Loftus. Calif., on Thursday eve
ning, returning Sunday. They spent
Uie fourth with Mrs. Cooper's par-
Cllis, mi . aiiu faua. niiiinii iiia.Tiia.
Jesse Llghtle and Pearl Newman
ana uiaiim 111 iw.iu, iiiiij , 1 1.1 ;
will make their home In New Pine
urecx in tneir recently pitrcnasea
hou.se next to the Tom Dirk rest-
iivi ii.ii. i no J 1unn vuwn a i aa v v m
host of friends In the community
auu jviii ua a asiiiiia aainii iiiaaiLiiiicoa.
Mrs. Clara Vernon arrived In New
Dlna nnaalr nit MnllilaV fna a vlail
with friends and relatives.
The 4th of Julv community ulcnlc
held under the auspices of the East
Blila nn it n at lha BMnaa nlpnln
grounds up New Pine Creek canyon,
was wru nuriiuru. n uuuiiiruun uui-
nor was enjoyed by all. with the
grange furnishing all the Ice cream
folks could store away. Baseball
games were played, and races were
held, with many participants. The
committee In charge of the races.
neaoeo oy naymono nsner ana
Ray Bishop, is to be congratulated
on the variety of races Included on
the program.
Mra. Earle Jones entertained at a
birthday party for her son. Ronnie
Jones, Monday afternoon In cele
bration ol his sixth blrthdny. Onmes
were enjoyea oy me guesis, anu
rafraiihmantji nf rakf lello and lrm-
onade were served. The following
children were guests: Perry Thomp
son, Karen McKenxie, J. M. McKen-
me, uortna Lee ixive. reggy ixjvr
Fmnlcla Rua rhllrirajts. Eusrne LaW
son. Richard Lawson. Eugene Dean.
jean
Dole
Robert Farls, Arnold Jones.
Jones and Jimmy Jones.
... -n V J. r-. inn vi ni .,,rf
famii" f Prin.viii. .rriv,ri on Sim -
rtv to sninrt savrral riavs viiitlnit whether you hit him with a pseuoo
nlatlVSnt WeTds' d8 I Irrt atom bomb or a handy crow-
.Mrs. Frank Alexander was, caned
In Antlnnil r-allf aarlv lllla U-aalr
due to the lliness of her son. Frankle.
He suffered a cereorai nemorrnaxe
and is coniineo in a nospnai in inai
city. . :
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Engstrom and .
son Ernest, of Ashland; Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Claypool of Prlnevllle,
and Mrs. J. Cummins of San Diego.
Calif., visited over the 4th with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Mtllsap and Mr. and
Mrs. Darvln Robnett.
40.320 COMBINATIONS
Mathematicians have determined
there are 40320 different arrange
ments possible In the final stand
ings ot the 16 major league teams.
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Longest Jump in the major
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1113 miles by airline.
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Body and Fender Work
thuii the top lender hits knowledge
ol. Their mouths In lime will undo
the work ol all guards and lunces.
It Ueiieml Klsculiower should be
lieve now, for example, Unit only
his key voiiiiiuind personnel knew
III iidviiiice Unit we were going to
html In Noriiiuiidy In June, 11)44, he
wuuld be entertaining an Illusion.
Scores were told who didn't even
want to know by ofllcera for whom
the secret was simply loo big to hold
1IVI11 uivir iiii'iuin.
tiitlillrra Talk
I'I.m liiititiinwa i mlllliirv utltlli-llv
Is always a tiagl-comedy of error
and terror, prolcimlouiu soldiers,
like civilians, are prone to become
careless or talk out of turn. And
particularly hi rear area headquar
ters. I remember alter the landing in
airllv the (Iruimitto relief of a young
liNuHniiui-ttiria iifflt'ni tt'lin fur six
noiiUis had lived In mortal fear
that ho would spill his knowledge
,.t ll.nl .truti'ttllnn lanMiarl Iliad.
verteiiUy six months before, at lite
uasuoiaiica couierence.
One inkliimnt lie saw a document
absent-niliulnlly left behind by a
general In one of the conference
rooms. Ho stepped over and at a
glance saw Its significance a land
ing by the allies In Sicily In July.
nu iiimum hip kpiiviiii iiw muiv
duwn hurriedly In
hla biithrnbr.
'Someone left a uuuer on the
table, sir," the young officer said
tactlfully.
'Una ani'mia aaMHI tlil?" (tamniia
ed the panicky general. The ovrr-
signi migni navo coin iiiiii a f1"
motion. The young officer playrd
It smart.
Nu. air " he suld. But he never
drew a serene breath until we lilt
Sicily. , ,
Incidentally. Wao personnel who
did the srrrelarlal work on both the
Sicilian and Salerno operations
firoved women can hold a secret at
east In wartime as well as men.
No breach of security ever was laid
to Uieiu.
Secrecy overdone
Army leaders sometime give away
Uie information they want to hide
by trying to be overly subtle. Be
fore the North Alrlcuu landings. lor
example, the officers attempted to
plant the Idea In corresiiondenls'
heads that we would strike Into
Norway. They needlessly emphaslwd
Uie severe climate we were going
Into, and made a great gabble ovrr
the cold weather clothing we would
Hun
And then, as we marched out. we
looked up and saw by a corridor
sign that we were In the section of
the war department dealing with
the Mediterranean a no norm
Africa I So wo were right In the
milrlla nt that aaarrrt brfnre even
leaving the building.
Incidentally, one oiucer reiortea.
ly left the plans for the African
ln..nl.,na In a WaahltltT lull drUB
store, but retrieved his brlefrase be
fore Berlin could nouooi an agrni
to the scene.
nr annna fm-lon Hlllns Hnil't UStl-
ally gel their Information from
such obvious uninners. i nry imrn
more from bought or wagging
tongues.
al.l.n.ml. Ida nirLinra nflf.ll U'f.f
Bfrald he would dim-lose his plans
too soon. General Pattnn had a pret
tv healthy Idra on military secur
ity. He observed precautions, but
he never expected a secret to win a
battle for him.
C . .nnnn.n .1.. a m Vfll I
I i n mi i m ww "'it " . .. w
i still win wars by the old southern
cavalry principle of "getting thar
i fustest with the mostest" of what-
1 ever you think will stun the enemy.
""j
Tlta n.,niltfl, aaaral nf Warfara U
to have what It takes In the rlitht
place when you need It. No other
secret brings victory.
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CARNIVAL
ton mi st . itmet.
"What killi m It all this twaddle about th acuta thortaga
of paparl"
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WHOI'I'lIt (iETH AWAY
nkNVa'HH Maaa . Julv 13 (AMV
ti.i. ! al.a nlnra. alanul Ilia hltf one
Uial nine-year-old Johnny Craguii
not away irom. vniirnra ior oy
Johnny and his cousin.
jonuny auu ins cousin, juim nn -llvrav.
wrrn ftnlilnu fur mackerel
when mere was a irrriiio iur un
the former's line. Johnny was nulled
In. A passing motorist pulled him
out.
Joliiim- -old he had no Idra what
hit his line.
PI.AY i
DALLAS, July 11 .! 8h said
she thought the man had beeiii
orinxuiK.
Ann llramblett told police that a
man driving a black convertible
pulled up beside her as she walled
tor a bus. drew a water pistol and
emptied It In her fare.
NO KLOWroKK
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. July 13
i,j'.aim Romero submitted his elvll
service rallng of clerk-typist as a
qualification when he applied fnr,
and got. the Job of city police clerk.
Among other things ha can rattle
DANCE
DORRIS
SATURDAY
NIGHT
To Raise Funds for
the New Catholic Church
Dancing t lo I
LES SPANNAUS
ORCHESTRA
MADE TO MEASURE
WINDOW SHADES
NOW AVAILABLE
Good quoliry OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOTH
in oil sizes. New rollers, or you con use your
present rollers. One or two day service.
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Venetian
Join the parade of wise men and women wha
save consistently. Build a financial roserve,
so that you will be ready for the future a . .
save now so later on you can buy tha things
that aren't available now. -
FIRST FEDERATING
VL0AN ASSOCIATION
540
?--
me. t ia u. i f" o"
..1
aa uiiinl. a lailmlln ml tlld IVUS1
writer. That limy not sound fl I"
miiat striius out itomrru una III
right arm In an auto accident 14
years ago.
KAl.SH ALAItM
C1IICAOO, July I. oil The
uiiKiue burglar alarm al Amrrlran
polytecluili- research laboratories ws
touched olt last night and loud
siwakers alop the building beaail
blaring, "burglars In the building.
Call police."
As nelidilKirs floodrd the Orcalmin
police tntluii with calls, three siiuadt
There were no bunilam Police
learned the alarm was set off either
by an ovnhraird marliuie or by an
unbalance In the elrt-trlral system
rauM-d by extra ieaker recently
Installed.
Tafr To Speak
At Gearhart
PORTLAND, July 13 ((-Senator
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tion chairman, said that Tatt In
fmmrd him he would accept the
clubs Invitation If nothing untor
sern Interferes.
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