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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
MONDAY, AUC. 15, .
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated I'm
August 13
3 lnd.
Net change D .
Monday M
Previous day 908
Wtfk (to 81 T
Month ago 88
Year mo -
GRAINS STAGE TIMID RALLY
CHICAGO. Alt. 15 (41 Oraitu made a timid rally In th latt hour
on the board of trade today. The rally reduced losses which had ex
tended to around 3 cents In corn during the morning.
Soybeans and lard did best on the recovery move. Both vent ahead
of Saturday'! closing prices. Dealings were only moderately active In all
pits.
Oram were sold at the start on a fatr-siard run of rash corn here
today. The rally started following news that aome corn had been
cleared out of local elevators, making a little more room for the new
crop.
Wheat was S lower to higher. September 83 00V com waa S
lower to s higher. September 1.19a-: oats were S lower to
higher, September ftt'j: rye waa lt-I lower. September 81.48: soy
beans were 1 to 3 cents hither. November 337-W. and lard was
1 cents lower to 10 rents hundred pounds higher. September $13 37.
Wheat Open High Low Close
September 2 00', 301 198. JOOS
December S04'-j- J054 3 03'. 105-.0S
March J04-.03 2.054 2 OSS 3 0SS-4
May lSOS-'i 2 0l 1.99 2.01
Stock Losses
General Today
NEW YORK, Aug. 15 (.4 Losses
of fractions to around a point were
general throughout the stock market
today, but trading was dulL
The rolume contracted as prices
fell to a rate of around 700.000
shares for the entire day.
The decline was without marked
selling pressure any place. Here
and there a few Individual Issues
reversed the trend and added mod'
est gains.
Distillers were ahead pari of the
time but lost most of their gain in
late trading. Motion pictures as a
X appraisal fee.
K steck to bay.
No commissions to pay.
Quick, local appraisals.
8 49 years to pay.
Prrparaaent reserTe plan,
Farm 'Income repayment
privilege without penalty.
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1946 K-6 I.H.C.
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low mileage, perfect condition.
1941 K-5 INTERNATIONAL
Ing wheel base, 7:59-29 tires, good rendition.
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showing signs of moving forward Softball. The finalist in the
"rll,r- ! state beauty contest at Sea
Lower were Southern Pacific. I side recently is shown here
Santa Fe. Oulf Oil. International u-, . j u.. i. :
Nickel, Kennecott Copper, Ameri
can Smelting, American Can, Amer
ican Woolen. O. S. Steel, Chrysler,
Studebaker, Montgomery Ward,
Woolworth. United Aircraft, and
Radio Corp.
Tending higher were Standard
Gas & Electric 94 preferred, which
reached a new high: Dow Chemical.
V. S. Rubber, and Schenley Indus
tries. American Can 93
Am Power LI 12
Am Tel & Tel 145
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Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Calif Packing
Canadian Pacific -
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Caterpillar
Chrysler
Comwlth A Sou
Cons Vultee
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbac -
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Dupont de Nem
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General Poods
General Motors
Goodyesur Tire,
Int Harvester
Int Paper
Kennecott
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Long Bell -A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Dairy
N T Central
Northern Paclfle
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sixteenth annual Oregon State
Softball tournament August
28 - September 1, and Diane
1 Bornnorat will rule as Miss
1 cobs, president of the host
j Eugene Softball Association,
I The Eagles will represent dis
trict 7 in the state tourney.
Standard OU Cal
Studebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining -
Trans-Amencs
Union OU Cal
Union Pacific
United Airlines
U S Steel
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Aug. 13 (AP-USDAI
Salable hogs 9000: slow and uneven
ly SO cents to $1 00 mostly 75 cents
to 9100. lower than Friday: close
at full decline: most downturn on
butchers under 200 lbs. and on sows
under 400 lbs.: top $22 00 sparingly
bulk good and choice 200-250 lbs.
$315-21.75 : 260-290 lbs. $10 50-
21.25: few 300-335 lbs. $19.35-3000:
choice 150 lb. at $18.25: choice 400
lb. at $17 00: good and choice 150
190 lb. lights $19.50-31 50; good and
choice sows under 350 lb. $17 25
19 00: few 919.26 and 11950: 375
400 lb. $16 00-17.15; 400-450 lb.
$1500-1635: heavier sows scarce,
few 475-550 lb. $13-50-15 00; odd
head down to $12 50.
Salable cattle 13.000: a a labia
calves 400: steers and heifers steady
to fully 35 cents higher; active on
good arid choice grades; cows alow,
about steady; bulls and vealers
steady to strong; top 928.75 for two
loads high-choice 1050-1150 lb.
steers; bulk good and choice steers
and yearlings $1550-28 25; medium
grades $21X10-34 00; load choice 875
lb. heifers $27.75: most good and
choice heifers $25-50-270: good
cows $17.50-18-50: most common
and medium cows $14 50-17 00; can
nera and cutters $11.00-14.25; me-
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BOND AVERAGES
Complied by The Associated lrea
Augut IS
ts Ralls IS Ind. IS t ill. IS far. If L. Vld
Net change A 3 unch. A .1 A 1 unch.
Previous day 91.0 li 1039 703 111 3
Monday 913 101 1040-H 704 1113.
Week ago 90 101 103 7 70 3 111 0
Month ago l 1013 1034 (in 3 1105
Year ago 91.1 1008 995 033 107 9
dlum and good sausage bulls $18.50
31 00; common to choice vealers
$21 00-17 00: stockers aid feeders
fully steady to 50 cents higher:
good to choice steer calves held
above $15 00.
Salable sheep 1S00: generally
steady on all clause; practical top
fat native Iambs $13 00: bulk 111 06
23.00: yearling wethers $19 50 down;
most slsughtrr ewes $6 00-9 00.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.
15 (AP-USUA Cattle: salable
1300: calves 150: supply consists of
10 loads of steers, largely medium
grade: balance mostly cows; trade
very slow; scattered early sales
slaughter rattle, steady-strong: gen
erally asking higher; few low me
dium steers under 1050 lbs.. $3100
2250: odd common-medium rows
$1300-1500; few canners-ruttera
$9.00-12.00: shells down to $8 00 and
below; calf supply largely medium
grades rangers; slow: few sales fully
steady; common-medium $18 00 to
$1100.
Hogs: salable 400: fairly active:
butchers $1 00 lower than Friday or
$235 lower than Thursday; sows 50
cents below Thursday; good-choice
180-340 lb. butchers $13 50; odd
head good sows $16 00. i
Sheep: salable 1500; no early :
sales: undertone steady for good- 1
choice lambs: narrow demand on
common-medium grades.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug 15 iAP
USDAi Cattle: Salable 2550. calves
600: market rattier uneven but gen
. . erally around steady: some strength
llv!on steers: bulla extremely
w
with yery few early sales:
calves and realm around SO nnu
1 lower than mid-week: aome com
mon-medium grades unsold: several
(loads medium grass steers $11 00-
24 50; steers at $23 00-34 50 mostly
j fed on grass or of wintered kinds;
I common steers $16 00-30 00: few me
I dium feeders $17 00; cutter dairy
I l.vpe steers and heifers $1150-15 00.
common-medium beef dieilers $14 00
19 00: canner -cutter cows mostly
siuuu-uw: tew $11.35 or above;
shells down to $8 00: medium ma
ture beef cows $13.00-14 65: good
young cows scarce: odd cutter-me- j
dium sausage bulls $13 00-17 00: good
beef bulls held above $18 00: good-1
choice vealers mostly $31.00-23.50: j
few light vealers $33.00; common
medium $1100-1900.
Hogs: Salable 850; market rather
alow; around $1.00 lower: good
choice 180-230 lbs. $34 00; fat kinds'
down to $23.50 or below; 350-370 lbs.
823 00; good 270-350 lb. sows $1640
17.75: 400-450 lbs. $16 00: heavier
weight bid down to 815 00 and be
low; good-choice 100 lb. feeder pigs
$34 00. I
Sheep: Salable 1500: slaughter:
la mba and ewea rather alow but I
mostly steady; sizable showing feed
er lambs not moving: good-choice1
spring lambs mostly $30 00. extreme
top $2100: medium-good shorn
lambs $18.00-19 00, common down to
81600 or below; few good feeders
$1600 but bulk unsold: good year
lings $17.00: good ewea mostly $6.00;
common-medium 13 00-5 00.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 15 OPi
Wheat futures unquoted.
Cash grain: Barley No. I, 45.1b
B W. $49 50.
Cash wheat (bid: Soft white
$2 05; soft white lexcludlng Rexi
$2 05: white club $2 05.
Hard red winter: Ordinary $2 05
10 per cent $2 05: 11 per cent $3 10:
12 per cent $2 13.
Hard white Baart: Ordinary $2 10
10 per cent $3 13: 11 per cent $314!
12 per cent $3-35.
Today s car receipts: Wheat 123
barley 19: flour t; corn 11; oats
3; mlllfred 10.
.Portland Potatoes
'l "oUtoes: Ore. Boardman district
. I Whit Rose No. Is. $2 li-2SO: No.
2. 85-90c: Wa-sh. Long White. No. Is
' 81.00: 50 lb. wash Netted Oems No
: j Is. 8300-15: No. 2s, 95 cents.
Portland Eggs
tugs no wnolesalers) : A grade
large. 61 ',-62 ',c: A grade, medium,
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In Norway a man often takes the I
name of the land he ,. , .
his wife if she happens to be the
oldest child In her family.
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Malayans Ask
Check On
Animal Exports
8INOAPORK W The Malayan
Vegeturian society seeks to aave
tin land s wild animal life by con
trolling exports. The society said It
had been told that a large number
of monkeys exported irom Malaya
died on ships carrying them. Also,
the group said, the one-homed rhi
noceros is now practicallv extinct
because of hunting and exports.
The society adopted s resolution
asking the iSnm-pore and Malaya
Federation governments to Inquire
Into the import and exports of wild
animals and to consider desirability
of Imposing stricter control. If not
a total ban on the trade, because
of the mortality rale among export
ed animals.
Surprisingly, two wild animal ex- 1
porters who appeared without an
nouncement at the meeting cast
their votes In support of the reso- 1
lutlon. The exporters succeeded:
first, however. In having the word 1
"high" eliminated from before
"mortality rate" in the resolution.
RHODES Bom at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore .
August 13. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Rhodes. 913 Alameda,
I boy. Weight: 7 pounds 15 ounces.
BIEHN Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore., Au
gust 13. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Btrhn. 2804 Blsbee. a girl.
Weight: S pounds 8'. ounces.
SCOL'B Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore,
August 14. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Scoub. 2311 Vine, a glrL
Weight: S pounds 15', ounces.
LEE Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Palls. Ore.. Au
gust 14. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lee. 207 Eldorado. boy. Wright:
7 pounds 9 ounce.
MERRILEES Born at Klamath
Valley hospital. Klamath Palls, Ore,
August 15. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs.
James Memlees. Merrill. girL
Wright: 8 pounds 6S ounces.
VEATCH Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamath Palls, Ore,
August 15. 1949. to Mr. and Mrs
Robert Veatch. 204 Portland, a
girl. Weight: S pounds 15'i ounces.
MOON Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Palls, Ore, Au
gust 15. 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Moon. 720 front, a girl.
Wright: 7 pounds I ounces.
Aussies Advance
In Italy Win
RYE. N. Y. Australia's Davis
Cup team advanced to the Intenone
finals by beating Italy. Prank Sedg-
man, Australia, defeated Marcello
doubles team of Sedgman and John
Bromwlrh downed Del Bello and
Gianni Cucelll. for 1-0 lead.
POTATOES
CHICAGO. Aug IS lAP-USDAi
Potatoes: arrivals 325. on track 357;
total U. 8. shipments Friday 548.
Saturday 255. and Sunday 11: sup
plies moderate: demand moderate:
market about steady: Colorado Bliss
Triumphs $3 15; Idaho-Oregon Bliss
Triumphs $295-395. Long Whites
$3.15-50. Russet Burbanks $3 60-75;
Nebraska Red Warbaa 83 35-35:
Washington Long Whites $3.15-50.
Russet Burbanks 83.60-75.
Cemetery Vetoes
Burial Of Dog
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I OCEAN PARK. Calif, Aug
Mrs. Dora Toutant Van Dvke.
89.
wanted her little black Pomeranian, !
lot, to be buried with her. 8he so
specified In her will.
But her last wish was denied.
Virtually at the last minute Valhalla
cemetery of Burbank. handling the
burial Friday, refused to have the
ashes of the dog placed In the coffin
with Mrs. Van Dyke's body.
The administrator of her estate.
William O. Thornbury. said that
Mrs. Van Dyke had expressed the
fear no one would properly care for
her aged pet which she had Uken
for dally walks along the beach for
13 years, The dog hnd been chloro
formed and cremated after his mis
tress' death.
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Steel Profits
Labeled As
"Unusual"
NEW YORK. Aug. IS lPv-A ateel
Industry expert told a presidential
fact-finding board today that re
cent high profits In the Industry
were unusual and would not con
tinue. The statement was made by Dr.
Julea Backman. an associated pro
fessor of economlrs at New York
university,
Backman continued for a second
day his testimony before the three
man board named by President Tru
man in an ellort to avert a nation
wide ateel strike. He answered the
testimony of Robert R. Nathan, one
time government economist who ap
peared for the CIO Strelworkera
union wnen ns siae 01 mv s -
presented to the board.
"Certainly there la no evidence In
the past which suggest the possi
bility or probability of continuous
operations at or near uie level inn
Drevailed early this year." Backman
said.
-With the disappearance of this
unusually high rate of operations,
the profits reported by the ateel
companies slso have melted rapidly.
Thus. In the second quarter of 1949.
reported profits ol steel companies
frU about 25 per cent below the
first quartrr total."
Nathan had argueo tnai in
"phenomenal" steel profits of recent
months wer proot tn companies
rould pay th 30 cent an hour
package" asked by the union with
out Increased prices.
Municipal Court
Robert Adams, drunk, forfeit $10
ball.
i Plularcla Oalvln. drunk. Forfeit
$10 ball.
I nnnsld O raves, drunk. Forfeit $10
ball.
Aaron Baldwin, ran red light Post
$S ball. .
Walter O Smith, no operators H
cem. Forfeit $10 ball.
Walter Dexter, no operator's 11-
cras. rortrji ss oau
James H. Oould. violation baste
rule. Recogged.
'Wade K Bowen. violation basic
rule. Forfeit $10 ball.
Tonv Passaretti. violation basic
rule. Forfeit $10 ball.
John W. McCoy, reckless driving.
Post $50 ball.
William H Arstlll. violation basic
1 . . 1 n L. 1 1 I
rule, roririv iu vati. mm f
Robert Wells, vagrancy. Fine. $100 ! lOUring Poland
and 30 days. WARSAW, Poland P-A delega-
Ontre Gonzales, drunk. Fine, $50 ton 0f M Chinese trade unions lesd
and 30 days. : era Is louring Poland Inspecting re-
Ted Bordeaux, drunk. Fine, $50
F and 30 dava.
Willie Oreer. dlslorderly conduct.
No Judgment.
Vernle Wilson, drunk. Fine, $30
or 10 days.
William A 111 el Clecklrr. drunk.
Pine $10 or 6 days.
Charles Hood, drunk. Fins, $10 or
t days.
James R. Darnell, drunk driving.
Fine, 8100 and 10 days.
Carmen C. Santo, drunk. Fine,
$10 or 5 days.
James Reese, drunk. Fine, $10 and
30 days.
Fjitella Qulnn, drunk. Pine, 910
or 5 days.
F.llen Foster, drunk. No Judgment.
Harry A. Gray, violation basic
rule. Recogged.
Alvln Louis Bruno, drunk. Fine,
$10 or 5 days.
Carl William Holltday, drunk
driving. Post $100 ball.
Blarkle Morgan, drunk. Forfeit
$10 ball.
Ben Lawyer, drunk. Forfeit 110
ball.
Osry T. Watklna, failure ta yield
right-of-way. Post $10 ball.
Andrew Brink, ran stop sign. Post
tft ball.
Wesley Kllhrlth, drunk and dis
orderly. Forfeit $25 ball.
William Ludwlg, drunk driving
' Post $100 ball.
1 William l.udwlg. disorderly con
duct. Post $15 bail.
Jess W. Coons, drunk. Forfeit $10
ball.
rl William Knock, reckless
I driving. Recogged.
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It haa been estimated that more
new cases of leprosy develop an
nually than are represented now In
all the leper colonies of the world.
Hoierr Shop
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(At Greenhouses)
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"Posies" Pose Problem For
Harried Engineer-Designer
DETROIT. Aug IS c1 Note
ftom Engineer Turned Brassiere
Designer Charles I-sng to the ladles
who have complaints about hit
new product, "The Posies":
If you've had to wall a long
time. It's because there are 36.000
unlllled orders ahead of yours and
Langs doesn't know much about
the brassiere business.
If your letters about the delay
weren't answered, ditto.
If you gut one pink posy and
Plane Crash Death
Toll Mounts To 8
SEATTLE. Aug IS The
death loll of the July It rrai of
an airplane Into a group of Mouth
Brattle homes ruse to right Friday.
Rudoltih Ralsarinl. an riteri tit
bums. He waa visitor in on of
homr. ,h wa nl, br
non-schedule Air Transport Asso
ciates. Inc.. C-46. The death toll
I Included two of the 33 persons
I aboard the plane and six In the
I houses.
The big Chicago-bound
plane
crashed alter one of Its two en
) Sines failed on the takeoff and It
nit nigh power lines.
Proof Proves To
Be Expensive
DUHELDORF-, Oermany Ufi
Two policemen from Hilden near
, her fell off their motor cvrle. In
DURELDORr. Oermany
: nospitai iney explained Ihey had
I been driving at about 20 miles an
ntir wnen a bicyclist suddenly
stopped In front of them and caused
trJ ti h th1',dnt ib,Un
heir story and asked two other po -
I ice men to demonstrate that th ac-
Icident waa avrHdabl. They are in
th same hospital now. with the
sam sort of Injury.
Red Political j
Club Mushrooms !
MOSCOW ( Th All Union ao- I
clety lor the dissemination of politi- I
cal and scientific knowledge Is dis-l
semlnating a lot of politiral and
scientific knowledge. Mrmhrriliiit
I has reached 40.000 almost trebling
since 1948.
In 1947 the society had organised
about 1000 lectures a month In
towns and villages. In 1948. 7000 lec
tures were given In a month, but
In 1949 the total had grown to about
20.000 lectures a month.
Chinese Unionists
construction projects and rontrr-
ring with Polish trade unionists.1
The group, headed by Liu Nl Yl. 1
deputy chairman of the World Fed-
eration of Trad, Unions, came here
from Bucharest.
,
Th Chinwt Uht rn to blow up
flr?, duiit furniture, cool fond and
tea and had their eye, from the
lun. imoni other thing.
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one green one, that due to the
rush.
Posies, explained Designer Lngs
who would much rather atlrk to
his engineering busineoa. are th
answer to his wifra plea for a
straplrsa means of getting a good
suntan.
They consist of two cups with
adhesive around the edges, and
ih girls Just have to stkk them
on.
Ins expected "a frw duarn"
orders when he launched his prud
uct. Hut within weeks he was get,
ling 500 000 a week, he estimated.
Langs then farmed out the pro
duel inn work tn two firms and
hired 45 girls la mall out th or
ders. Eien then there were alip-upa
ln tit orders, not th pastes.
1 Pirially postal liupertore and
D
troll's Better Business bureau want
ied to know why.
"I could dicut all day and not
get em all answered." Langs r
i torted. "Mayb you d Ilk to omn
i over and start explaining ta te
"omen "
i ngs wouiu us to una a e
putabl firm la lak ovr h bual
ness Then h hope to to bart
to his own kind of nglnfing.
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-Mr Kweeli'- to victory tn th 17th I
annual National Swsensukssi
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Tlir (H .'JTV Iir KI.AMATH
THOMAS W AIXkN, fUlnlllt,
nl.ANCHg AIJ SI. n.( .rt.nl
TO lllanrKa A:ln. ilafamlant
IN TMK HAH Or TICS STATS CAT-
onrnoN
Y',u at harabr Pequlrs la imht
and iiuwr tlm rtmipiainl Clla again!
Inn In I'Mt Ihnvt anlillad lull w,iihii
IrMjr wwli from July 1.4. ha ilal
nf lit ltf,l PMblirall'.n nf Ihia aun.mmta
in Tim llvrald A N, a n--,ppr
prlnld and puhli.had In Klamaiaj
County. Ois-Ht. and if ! fall an l
anaarar frr olhan.ua apa,ar, fnr wall
lharaof Iha nlaimifl will apply I
Ina l ourl fne Omj tfaarv ol alaaalul l-
Tina Summnna ta aarvarf Upon yml be
piltill. allun nur.uanl In urdar l llimnr
aula tlavid ft Vanrtanharf, Judsa nf lh
almve anllllad t'lturl mails arid enteral
on Julv ZJ. IBS whlrhj nrrl-r raaiulraa
lhal aiimmnna haraln la rmhllahad oatra
a wreak for fmir aurra.alva mmrht. an
thai lha data nf Iha lira! put.llratlnr)
said umimina ahatl ha iuTt 2i. ISSS
ft P Mrl.Aftr..
Attornrtr for Ih Plaintiff
i Main Siraal
it : A I t IS u-Ka lit
notii a to l ainiroaa
Nnllre ta harahr gtvan that Iha unifae-
Isnerl have baan appnlnteal r.merulnnl
nf the Katale nf Valrna A He, rta
reaaail. h Iha rimilt Court nf Iha Stats
j ZST '"urii
vini Mid rtai sr noun'! in pr.
-w'tl H (JHtrt l9 Ihvfn with pmtMr
Pln- Tr BuiMmg. Kumath rn. or
uhin aia monii-e rrnm July at,
Jf'v rftnA.t
j a i a is nr.a intiilton.
By Dick Turner
at w. w.irf m t ., n u . J,
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