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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, ! MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compile T Th Angus If Net chant - Wednedy - PraTlout day . Wek uo Month ago Year ago Grains Recover Some Losses CHICAOO, Aug. 10 I Pi Grains recovered a part but In moat case not all of an early Ion on the board of trad today. The market sank during the morning on moderate hedge telling In wheat and liquidation of corn In anticipation of bumper crop forecast from the agriculture department after the close. Soybean showed resistance during the early weakness. Wheat closed S lower to S higher, September 1 04-3.03 V Corn was S-fc lower, September lJ4'-. Oats were s-s lower, Septem ber 8i-S. Rye was -l higher, September I151S. Soybeans were IS to 3 rent higher, November 3J-3 3S. and lard was 1 to 10 cents a hundred pounds higher, September $12.77. Wheat- Open Sept. Dec 204 . 2 07S-S March May - . 3 08S BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Aaooriated Pre Aagast M Rails lelo. ItCUL II Far. 1 U Yld. Net change A 3 unch. A 3 unch. A 3 Wednesday 90 1024 1034-H 70J 111.4-H Previous day 90 6 103 4 103.7 70 3 111.1 Week ago 90.1 102 4 103 5 70 0 110 8 Month ago 89 0 1023 ' 103.3 69 3 110.3 Year ago 13 100 6 99.4 63 J 1074 Stocks Chalk Up Gains NEW YORK. Aug. 10 iP A re covery movement rolled steadily on ward today In the stock market chalking up gains of tractions to nearly two points. The volume of trading accelerated on the rise and tut a rate of around i.WO.000 for the entire day. Ralls and oils led the upward movement. Air lines also were active and leader were unchanged to frac Hons higher. Alleghany preferred was up more V.V.Piereon Associated With E. M. Adams & Co. Underwriter ud diatribator af Investment acrarltiea, America Bank Bldg, rhoSM Broadway XCg. Portion', Or. Will b ot Hi. WI-NE-MA hotel Room 202, Phono 41S1 Wtd. - Thurs., ! Friday Planned Investment I program. LOMBARD'S Leon Sez: You gel" a better deal when you use our Two Day Free Driving Trial . . . Bank terms to suit, and 25 cars to choose from. Klamath's Largest Stock of RECONDITIONED Used Cars and Trucks 1948 DODGE Tudor Sedan 1948 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe 1946 DE SOTO Fordor Sedan 1948 DODGE VTon Pickup See these and many more under the sign of your dependable DODGE. PLYMOUTH and DODGE "Job-Rated" TRUCK DEALER - ts-t "''rttMdj w i mi nun iwasi i u i naama i t iiiooo t-.-ri a m aassaa , Lombard Motors S22 So. 6th AaaorlatMl Preaa Mind. 15 Hail Ul'tU. Sloes A A J A .1 A .4 91.1 34 1 301 6 1 1.1 341 40 7 64 7 881 321 403 3.4 17 32.3 39.2 J0 SO 43.4 40 4 7J High Low 2 02S 207 2 07S 2.03 S Close 2 04-2 03 S 2CW-2.07S 2 OSS 203 S-U 2 04S 2 OSS 3 OSS 2.04 S 1 than two points at one time at a new high, and United Crop, sold I in large blocks unchanged nchanged at 4. Stocks on the higher side includ ed Superior Oil of California. Bamsdall Oil. Santa Pe. Cerro de Pasco. KennecotU U. S. Steel. Sears Roebuck. United Aircraft. United Air Lines, Zenith and Philco. American Can 92 Am Power Lt 12 Am Tel Tel -144S - 2S - 30 S 28 - 1S - 33S - 13S - 38S - 32S - 3S - 4 - 10s - 33 S - 26S - S . 60 - ss . 38S - 43S . 61S . 43S . 26S - U . 50 - 7S - 20S . 83'i - 14S . 34 . 11 . 14 . 12S - 33 S . 97 S . 49S . US . 24S . 30', . 20S . J7! Anaconda Bendlx Aviation . Beth Steel Boeing Airplane . Calif Packing .. Canadian Pacific . Case J I Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth dt Sou Con Vultee Continental Can Crown eUerbech Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Nem General Electric General Pood General Motor Goodyear Tiro Int Harvester Int Paper Kennecott Ubby McN L Long-Bell -A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Nat Dairy N T Central Northern Pacific Pae Am Pish Pac Oss de Etee Pac Tel Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Rayon ler Pfd . Reynold Metal Richfield FREE GIFT TO HEARING AID USERS ft urni hnrlR( (4 fffVidmerT TEST TOll BATTERIES, T-U 4 kM rtrB fcclf fl to tk -- f rtr; aitl wwn. If jwm WMr M -atl will sfj.mll tk mmm mt mm tavr -r 9 brartaf mrmm. jmm will rclT mi A Baltorr Titttr. Um W. T.rt ANwIitH III W. Milk Aw. rrtlaU-4 kV OrcM LONGER LIFE LOMBARD'S vij a. -k -- Cars 'atuL Trucks & Safeway Store 93 Sear oRrbuck 40 -. Southern Pacific 41 Standard Oil Calif 3tutrtker Corp 33 S Sunshine Mining j Trana-America - IIS Union Oil Calif - . SIS- Union Pacific J United Airlines 14 I U 8 8teel MS Warner Broa Pic H ; WooWorth 4 LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Aug. 10 (AP-U8DA Salable cattle 300. calves 100: mar ket tightly more active than Tues day, generally steady with some strength on canner- cutter cows; few common to low medium grass steers 1700-21 00: part load average medium 1027 lbs. 23 50: light cutter dairy tyoe steers down to 1200 or below; few cutter-common dairy type heifers 1100-13 50: light shelly raimers down to S 00: few common, medium beef heifers 14 00 -18 00; canner -cutter cows mostly 1000 11.00: odd head 1150: shells down ward to 8 00 and below; few common-medium beef cows 12 00-14.00: common-medium sausage bulls 14 00-17.00: good bulls quotable to 15 00 or above: good-choice vealers fairly active, steady at 2200-23.50: heavy calves slow, few cull-medium vealers weak at 1000-1900. Salable hogs 200. market active. steady, good -choice 180 - 230 lbs. mostly 2500: few 250-320 lbs. 21.50- 23 50: good 155 lbs. 23.00: odd good i 400-550 lb. sows 1550-1650: choice 81 lb. feeder pigs 35 50; scattered lots good fat type 110-120 lb. feeder pigs 23 00-50. Salable sheep 600. market very slaughter lambs around SO cents lower, considering duality, with strictly sorted good-choice at 2000 and shorn kinds at 19 00: feeders steady but demand limited: few ood around 70 lbs. 1600-50: com- """ ""-'-" . w. " ' " ' , v ' w-j w. hwhi rc sum, oaa neaa on specialty orders up to 6 50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 10 11 iUSD.M Cattle: Salable 3-5: ' calves 50: supply Included around halt dozen loads of steers: balance mostly cows: trade slow, mostly steady: one short load good fed 1052 lb. steers 2650; couple of head out 25.50. few cutter steers 15.00: head medium cows 15 00. cows 15 00 with canners and cutters 9 00-12 00: Tu en ds y one load good 1100 lb. fed steers 3650; load good short fed steers. 25.75: few good young cow 17.00: odd head common-medium aausoge bulls 18 00-19-50: good individual 2100: calves moderately active, mostly steady: few medium 338 lb. range slaughter calve 2000: el and common 1500-16.00. Hogs: Salable 250: market active: butcher and sows 50 higher; good choice 180-240-lb. butcher 25.75; odd head good sows 16.50. Sheep: Salable 2500: no early sales: Tuesday several load good choice shorn lambs 22.50: couple loads medium shorn lamb 20.00- 11 SO; ewe scarce: few sale steady. CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (AP-USDA Salable hogs 8000: fairly active, strong to mostly 25 cent higher both butcher and sows: top 23 65 for around one load: practical top 823.50: bulk good and choice 190 260 lb. 23.00-23 50: 270-300 lb. 22 00- 22.75: few 325-360 lb. 20 00-21-50: good and choice 150-180 lb. light 21.25-22.75: good and choice sows tinder 360 lb. 19-25-21.08; few choice 270-300 lb. up to 21.50; 375-400 lb. 18 00-19 00: 400-450 lb. 17 00-18-25: 475-550 lb. 15.00-1675: odd head heavier sow as low a 14.00. Salable cattle 11.000: salable calve 400: choice teer active, strong to 25 cents higher: other grade steady: heifers steady: cow I fully steady: bulla strorm to 25 cents J. L DEAN Public Accountant end Auditor Office at IM North 1th St rhm Kft USED CARS $1595 $1520 $1445 $1295 Bra ,- Phone 8101 higher: vealers firm: to 3875 for (our loads high-choice 1107-lXJt lb. steers; bulk good and cholc steer 29.50 - 28 00: choice 1400-1500 lb. weights 26.75-27.75: medium to low good steers 22 00-35 35: good to low cholo heifers 2 25-27.00: good cow 17.75-1900: omnium and medium beef cows 14 50-17 50; calmer and cutters 1150- 14 50; medium and good sausixge bulls 18 50-20 75: odd head 31 00: common to choice veal ers 21.00-27 00: medium grade block ers aiid Unlit feeding steers 19 00 20 .75: load good Kansas yearlings h.'ld above 150. Salable sheep 1000: slauthter lambs and yearling strong to 25 cents higher, top native lambs 33 SO; choice light yearling wethers 3100; hulk medium to good yearling ivuo-19 90: ewes steady at 6 00- 900, according lo weight. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Aug. 10 i.P Cash grain: Barley No. 2. ao-Ib. B W. 50 00, Cash wheat ibid); Hard red win ter. ordinary 2 14. Today's car receipts: Wheat 30. barley 3. Hour 2. oats 1. millfeed I Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Oregon Boardman dis trict White Rose No. Is (2 50-65: No. 2. S5-90c: Washington long whites No. I s. 100 lbs. 2 50-60; No. 2s. 50 lbs. 80-SKXv Cslifornla long whiles No. 1-A. 8360-375. Portland Eggs Eggs I to wholesalers : A grade large. 61'-63'jc: A grade medium. M't'sc; small 44',c; B grade, large. 53 S -55 Sc. POTATOES CHICAGO. Aug 10 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 119. on track 316: 1 roiai v. s. antpment 503: supplies moaerate: demand fair: market siigntly weaker on whites, about steady on red: Idaho-Oregon Blrss Triumphs 83 13 - 35. long whites 3 35-8.s; Washington long whites 3.70-7S. Russet Burbanks 14 00-30. Municipal Court Calvin Chlpps, drunk. Fine. 810 or s aays. irvin Welser. drunk. Fine. 810 or 3 days. Alvin Beal, drunk. Fine. IIS or 7S days. Floyd Crooks, drunk. Fine. 810 or 5 days. Jeanie Patterson, drunk. Fine. 810 or S days. Onfre Oonxalea. drunk. Fine, 810 or 5 days. Charles Sttlwell. ran red light Fine 5. William Edward Brow, no brake, ran red light. Recogged. Ralph Crumb, meter ticket. For feit 89 balL Fall From Truck Injures Worker Seventy-year-old Charles Sample is In fairly good condition consid ering serious Injuries he suffered In a fall from a truck Tuesday after noon. Sample, an employe of Peyton and company, had Just returned to work after recovering from an accident last winter, when he fell yesterday. He 1 said to be suffering from a pelvic fracture and other hurts. He resides at 832 Market and U a Patient at Klamath Valley hospital. He was moved by Kaler't am bulance. 1 , . ,. . 7. j MrS. Edith Walters irs; 1 " ,n rOITlana Word was received here Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Edith Wai'en In Portland following a long lllnns. Mrs. Walters lived In Klamath Palls many years ago and was known then as Edith Youngklna. Funeral service will be held In Portland Saturday at 11 a.m. FUNERAL WILLIAM MICHEL BRENNEN Th funeral service for the late William Mickel Brennen, who paased away In this city on Tuesday. August 9. will take place from the chapel of Ward Klamath Puneral home. 24 High street, on Thursday, Au gust II. IMS at 2:30 p. m.. Rev. Irvin Tweet of the Klamath Luth eran church officiating. Commit ment service and interment in Klamath Memorial park. Prlends ara respectfully Invited to attend. ." A, X V?77 We Have What You Want In a Good Dependable Car 1947 Ponrioc 8 Coup Sedan ...$670 Down 1947 Buick Roadmeircr Sedan 758 Down 1947 Buick Super Four Door Sedan 718 Down 1946 Buick Roodmaiter Sedan 658 Down 1942 Ponrioc 8 Four Door Sedan 410 Down 1941 Oldimobila 66 Tudor Sedan 288 Down 1941 Mercury Tudor Sedan 294 Down 1941 Oldimobile Five Passenger Coup 295 Down 1940 Buick Special Sport Sedan 308 Down 1938 Ford Tudor Sedan 146 Down 1938 Dodge Coup 150 Down 1937 Ford Coup 125 Down 1936 Chevrolet Coupe 125 Down 1940 Packard Club Coup 270 Down 1946 Buick Super Sedanet C50 Down DROP IN AND LOOK OVER THESE FIRST CLASS, WELL EQUIPPED CARS. When Yon Huff a t'.arlluu From lluleh Tradeg Termt You Can Handl H. E. HAUGER 26 Year Your Buick Dealer Phone S151 OPEN EVENINGS 1330 Main St. Roll-Call For Scouts Slated Through Area Klamath District Commissioner Paul Tanner of the Mod 00 Area council ot the Boy Scout, has announced plans for an all-unit roll call to be held throughout the district during th last week of September. According to Tanner, a national roll call Is bring held during that time, conducted In each district by the commisloner'a staff. Th announcement was marie at the annual Klamath district Scout era round table and ateak fly held at Moore park Friday evening when more than 120 Scoutera and their families gathered around the bar becue to watch Al Betsch act a master ot ceremonies of th pro ram. Also on th program. Training Chairman Jim Plnnlger presented awards to two Scout trainer of the area. Mr. Vera Randolph, den mother ot Cub pack 18, received the first trainer award ever presented a woman In th Modoc area. Neighborhood Commissioner Bar ney Simon received the third Scoutmaster's key ever presented by the council. Scout Executive Bob Lamott pre sented th age-adjustment program to th Scoutera. who discussed the effect of the age-change on Klam ath troops. Cub pack and explorer units. An announcement was made by the Klamath district chairman- elect. Ernest MacBeth. concerning the 1950 Boy Scout jamboree, set for Valley Forge. Pa. He urged the Klamath district to be well repre sented. Former Clark Aide Lowers Boom On Boss WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (V O. John Rogue, a former assistant at torney general under Tom Clark, said today hi former boa "has neither th suture. Integrity nor ability demanded of a supreme court Justice. Rogge. whose legal activities since ' he left the government led to sharp questioning, appeared before the senate Judiciary committee In be half of Henry Wallace progressive prty The committee Is considering President Truman's nomination of Clark to the high tribunal. Rogge had been allotted 20 min utes In teatlfv. But he remained on the stand lor more than an hour after launching a bitter attack on Clark's part in carrying out th dmlnlstraUon loyally program. Rogge called the list of sub- versiv, org.nruons which Clark hn Liim4 intitwr that nrrrram nn- ....... 1 ..ki.. 1 .. to imply -guilty by aisoclaUon." 1 He said Clark had conduct, a ( "loyalty witch-hunt" amont federal I employe until many Americana ar ! "afraid to think for thenutelTes." Senator Fer,ruon R-Mich In- temipted to axk Roue how he would have protected fforernxnent ; secreu and confidential matters asainst subversives and commu mm. Hog tra said ha would a.vume that , mont Americans were loval "You ara not that gullible." Fer guson told Rogge. Six witnesses Including spokes men for four organisations Clark ha listed as subversive were wait ing to testify when the committee wound up Ita morning session. As a result a night meeting was ordered. Boy Scout Meet To Be Held Here District Commissioner Paul Tan ner of the Modoc Area council will preside at the regular commission er's monthly meeting to be held to night at the Boy Scout offices In the Greer building. The time of the meeting Is set for 7:30. mi'iiMHi'iii.. FLOWER SHOP a a in eiiosr sns c afsV-Lfsraj1 They'll Do It Every Time -2?- T" JZVyyA IN TOWN GET j -sie- ' L-uWlMll Another case op i ft rT5-" nW5&i&k CANNED MILK FDR mm Ififefe rtw t, po.n m iikfertrl , Nm tt.n in LMM Stewart Wedding 'Almost' Up To Quiet Rite Wanted Hv HOII THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 10 11 James . Stewart, who gained film fame por Uaying the average guy. had an I average American wedding except i lor the crowd and th star-studded audience. The artor married Gloria Hair Irk McLean late yesterday and th cero ; mony almost fulfilled hut hours for . a small quiet wedding untainted by 1 the Hollywood touch. I The couple took Uieir Vim In th ! Brentwood Presbyterian church be ' fore 50 friends of the film colour while an orderly croad of 500 wait- j ed outside. Like the average bridegroom. Stewart waa nervoua. He fidgeted a : I he watched hi socialite bride walk ! down the aisle In a cocktail dresa of grey satin, carrying while orchid I and a prayrrbook. j Stewart's replies to Rev. Dean 1 Osterberg could hardly be heard. 1 I got a frog m my throat," he said afterwards. V. M. Brennen ! Pa A m . DiesAffpr , WJ rtl 1 lav I Long Illness ; . William Mlrkel Brennen. ? long-time resident of th Klamath ' country, died following three-week I 111" Klamath Valley hospital ... . Brenn"... i . . . 't""T"1 w" I T' 1 'riirro, ,onir., ana UWni ,n the Pniuilni .i ,: followed minlnc and railrodtng weatward. He came to Keno In loot. her he later marrted Laura Maduou. member of a lonftlme Keno family! He ct!okrd In UmtUt emmpd in thii rpm many years and from 1939 " iM0 was caretaker at the Klam- tn county falnrrounda. Since his retirement In that year ni nome at 3707 BrUtol. Surviving him are his wife, Laura a stepdaughter Mrs. Jack Unman. and four f randchlldrPn. all of this I city. Funeral services ar announced eUc where in this Uaue. The net proceeds of tftl.fioo from iJayton. O. vera contributed to the local hOhDttal and rrnra-itaw4 h. larffa-t aiiioia. ' IIS i kind from on event. OBITUARY WILLIAM Ml( KIL BRKNM N William Mickel Brennen, a resi dent for the past 40 years, paMed away in this city on Tueaday. August 9. 1M9 at 13 3 p. m. He waa a na tive of Fairfield, Conn., and was axed 76 years 9 months and 35 days at the time of his paaslnc. He la survived by his wife, Laura Etta Brennen of tills city; a step-daughter. Mrs. Jack Llnman of this city and four step-grandchildren. The remains rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 92ft High street, Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found elsewhere In this Issue. Flower Shop nitivi; i. (At Greenhouses) 3814 S. gib Prion glgg Frr Drllvrrr Flower bv Wlr Kanrral Design Oar Specialty NEW FORD PICK-UPS AVAILABLE NOW! 6-Cyl. V-8 $ 148100 Includes oil bath air cleaner, oil filter, 4 shocks, spare tire. BALSIGER Main at Esplanade MOTOR CO He murmured "I wl!!" and slipped a plain gold band Inscribed "Gloria and Jimmy g-9-49' on the bride finger. 1 The pair appeaid In front ot the small neighborhood church alter the ceremony and were greeted by cheer from the crowd. Jimmy grinned broadly and heeded photo graphers' requesta by kisMng hi bride three times. "Feel fine." he smiled. ' The crowd began gathering In I midafternoon befor the new cliurrli which Stewart, a member for two years, helped build. Many ram from the nearby beach In bathing sun and on girl waUhed aalrld a norse, LEGAL NOTICES fi-ii Km 4?f XH TIIK riHC-l'tT ( Ot mt or nir ST A TK Or ONfCON rUH THK COUN TY (r KI.AMA t II DONNA WllXJAMbON. Plir,tllf, va. jr.ME J W1U lAMlMr rVl.nr1nl TO JKeWS l. WIUU AMBON. ilUKND ANT. IN TIK NAME OT Till TAnt OW OKECION, yiMi r hrbv r4uir4 lo pr mn4 -itawor pi-iniirta timpisiirtl im fii lwin on or I !- ir if of Am7mI. 14- Irutl lain thai dt 1 irw tMi puiUK8i Kan of inio lummana, ; ntl II tmt fait lo nwr or ot rver aay 1 -tXMor. tar nl ihrs( plaintiff will pi ta lit roAiM I or iim r.n.r pral j for In tvrr ronplinl to-wit Tor m -t rro of tflvTsrt-o of and f nm you upon li 1 grcKjrwiaj of t-rurl art I it human trat I mn. an4 tranlina and awarding 10 plaintiff 1 ha car rutlort?- and rntrrl 1 of Hlchard WilMamaMtn. mgm I wo gar. , and Rttster W llnmion. aid it : mofitha, minor rhtUtia. ot Ihm parttaa ft rata. Thlt nitntiinni to aarvod upntt d hv Ru(lratio ihagauf in ua Herald and w oik rath for fHr aorullva woataa 'flip Utaortlvria pur want to Iha nrrtrr of tra llonorartta Rardrr. Couni Jutlft of Klanuath Cnurm. Utm,n. uiitm -ml laiatl tit ! Uo" 10 mrt on' ih. ird dr at l am Mtto om th Hot day mt AtLttwI. ruvTON 3 nt'RHrix Attafivpy for PlalnUlt Ptnm Ttm IfuUdiog Ki-rruilh Call, UrvgoA. A ItVll Jl Ntv TO. Norit a or Tiwnta sal., oral At'lTlu.N Mll mm b rlv4j br 11 tMalrlrt gotvaler. Hurvau ot t-and Mn mnt. Srfiun I. al hi otflr ltId ! In lha tawntanl of lh Ptlnl Hull Inn. h made'Wnd- rri"n. at p st. rat i it timtwr twigr td fnr rumng up, u-u Z':',U ZTunZ, -T-TllSi. "JS undar authnrliy of lha Arl ot July IJ 147 S1 But. Sri I and lha raiulat Iharamndar 'O ITd, Pari Ka'-h bid aiul alala Itta arrMMinl par Ihnuaand faal, (xsard maaaura. thai aritl ba paid fur aarh apaclaa and tha total ronaloara No b,d 1or ,hn ppraiaad vatua pamad by a dap.it Tha dapait rnu-t ha in ran or in lha IWm of a cartlflad rharli on a twlvanl han and in favor nf tha Traaaurar of tha I'nltcrl mate. Tha amount nf lha dapmit will ba al laaat sot of tha flnt tliamoo rt lha appralaad valua of tha limrter: an adrtiltnnal 10; of tha naat SB 01000 an additional S. nf lha imount balvrii 1 linnntn and Sinonfmnii. and an ad rllt (ona I ! nf mnv imnunl In amraaa f Sluonrmm Tha dapnait vitl ha raturnad to unaurraaaful btdiiara; appltad aa a part of tha purrhaaa prlca of tha aurraaaful blddar: or that port Ion nf lha dapoail. rapraaantln lha minimum ragjuirad tar taw, ahall ba ratalnad aa llqulrtalad damafaa f iha hlfh blddar doaa not asaruta rnntract and furnlah aati farlory hood within Ihlrtv data of raptanro of lha hid In aalaa ovar tsl.fnai 00. and In anvall aalaa whan ra qulrad, tha urraaariil blddar will ba ra qiilrad to fiirnuh a a worn financial atata mcnt ahowint ability a fulfill lha tarma of tha contract A bond tn all aalaa will ba ratuirrd In an amount com putad at lha rata nf at laaat 19 par rant of tha bid prlra Pavmant fnr hmhar wtll ha rarttilrad In advanra of rtmins. paymant ln full al lha lima of films tha ron tract bains raqulrad In HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MF.DFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr aa Mrs J a ,!., $151200 Phona 3121 By Jimmy Hallo aalaa atnounllng Is M.otvoo or la la la 1 err aalaa, Uht MagltMial Atlitinlliatt iitati pat mil pa drritt in a mimliar of l tall mania. Ihm In I lad Mtalaa haa by aaiMntatit baan glvan Ua HgtHl to autU unit lla purtltaaara lo ua carlaiit rtsaaU and right, ot way fur tha lamoval ut Minltar. Karh blddar I tumid aM-artam nltua llva Imaiiun of I ha road rlgni trurn I ha raopavliva UlaUit-t ruiaurg uf way rovarad bt aiMrh aaraaiitartl, I a latmg t tha Irarl up4n huh ha -UIm a to hid It to lha bithlar a raapurtaihiln to datarmiiia f x htm-alf tha alant to hU-h iu (i agtaamanl will paomt Its Ua of lla rwad rittt-l r aul'jai'l la Um pa una n I tf raaatMiahla gtaanaiini to llva aaaignur 04 lha t'niiad a'atra Hidilara aia wariiad agalnat vIolaliiMia nf aHton M I. I Cilntiital C'ssala, ip provad Marfh 4. 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