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13 PAGE FOUR I1KRALO ANO NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER B. H)fll MARKETS anl FINANCIAL PTA Carnival Set Thursday II will be your ws awnst his ' Grains Make Small Gains CHICAGO. ') ' drains worked sliead at the board ol liable today on lltUe .rxoort busuiasa 111 wheat with promise ot more. Mult! VlnsiiAm t,vnlr Am eanm nf vhMt from Jnnuarv shinmeru from the west coaL In addition to the export bustnn, Ke wheat, nds 'r"dr' f'1" "Sml buying waa traced to milling inure.. Offering., In all pit were Ugl.t, 5IB,,,mv! ..''"Ij.ow fe-Je.i? with traders In wheat waiting announcement ot new exports. Koolln1 Around." to uie slave ot i;orn went ancaa wim miem. At the close wheat waa 1! to T higher than yesterday's close. December 12.66 -. Corn waa S to l' higher, DecenUwr $1 i9-7'. Oats werVS to 1. higher. December 8S-9S1.. Rje mew) was 1 cenl to l' higher, December 2.0l. Soybeans were 1. to 3' liiahcr. Nov ember MM S-se.end lard waa 3 cents a hundred pounds lower a 6 cenla higher, .NovWnber I14.. Weather Wheat- it "J. . Deoi 3.54 "i Mar ....ii i im ,i W '!' May . i iM- July ...2 ' .:..'2.4v ; I Hiph 2.56 i 2.58-. ' 2.56T4 2.48 Low 2.54-. 2.57', 2.55'i C'.o-e 2.56'., Four Injured In Accidents (Me Roo.spvc.lt school auditorium Thursday tunlit, .November B. Announcement o( (tie inriUciiu; 0! the tOHture a timet ion ot Utn PTA sponsored cuintval to be held that iukIU beginning at 7:30 o'clock, whs inucie today by Mr. H. O Juckeland. chairman of the committee In chaise, hnu'iico will preMMit his first i MtiftriMiiimfS.nl (nt- rl.llHrm.. nt A 3.59- j o'clock, and Uip second, lor adults 2.56 V u( 8:45. 2.47 'i-S. f tuch room at Roosevelt s fill . I a lai-jse box ol caimet looo, according to Mrs. Juckohvitl, and Portland Livestock Ul uucuon of uc.se bows win PORTttAND AP.USDAi-Cat.le J U5iC PlttC0 Ul lW "UditOl tUIH. ROO- .hff"i i&rk er.Trt" IrtSS! ! en A. Thomson Klamath Kail luiiy steady with Monday; i lot good j mayor and Roosevelt parent. Wll: round 1100 lb td steers oo; act as auctioneer tor Uie 14 boxes. Four persons were hospltalited, with .nluriea received In three Klamath area traffic accidents yesterday, in Kinmnth Vallev hospital are: Donald P, Carver. 41. Cottage 1 Grove. Ore., rib and oac injuries. Robert P. Bowles, 25, San Pablo, Calif., face cuts -and shoulder In tered lot utility and low commercial graa steers 3.VOO-31 00; off medium s.toci.er 2S0O-.il; few utility heifer 24 00-36 00: canncr and cutter evw mostly l 00-21 00; few 3130; utility cow 12.30-37.00: odd heavy commcr- H,rM rial i-ovi 27.00: utility bull mostly Calve ratable 50: market slow; few alet about steady: odd choice veal eri 35.00-.T600: commereuin and iki calves and vealcrs aiiW-sUOO; cuu ana WTSTFHN OKKCON Mm(1v rltHhly wiUi iH-ca.stunal rain today and lomant Wcitneidaj' partly cloudy. N.t qui If warm ttm.iy wllli luitu blh daa tu tfa. lva tonight 40 to 30. KASTKRN OHKUON air tti ioulh tiMla and Wednesday. Partly clou.t uith Kcatteied howra ly tonight or Wetinekday. Not mate o cold t norih tonnht. Itiiht bttlh ca M lu Du Luyk lontfUl 28 lo .It). Ii RANTS PASS AND VIC1NITVJ Paill cloudy through Wrdndv, with a few UtlU thowei-ft lhi aitviniui. High today its. Low tonight 4i. High Wednesday rat. Hy The Aarioit4 rei Rfadlnca for i he 3i hours ending at i M a m totla . Mn. V Bend . .IA Kiigeue : ;ui Klamath Fall , ,. am -ja 'i.a tlrande .... . 4ti M takevtew ,t-i w Medford (4i ;ttt Pondlelon .VI ;ui Portland .airport) ... tu 4H Riveburg ... RT Kalem 1 4 41 Chtcago !. . . :it 3 Denver 40 18 Eureka . (.4 M lo Angelea . : M) New York ... 44 .1.1 Rrd Bluff .. .. . tU 47 San FtaJtclKO , . 71 4a Sea I tie ... xi 4J Portland Man On Probation John Judith McOee, iS. Cortland given two yenr.s probation III cir cuit court here October 10. had his probation revoked in court thlt inurnlug. In court early In October McOee readily admitted his guilt in steal ing a quarter ol beef. Hepiember 23. Irum section car near Mer rill. He conlrsed stealing (he beef wltli mother Portland man, Lloyd W. Kii'sleln. Klr.slein was given two-yenra probation. On the witness chair tills morn- niHtiu Horn at Klamath Valley iKoler Holds City Council Seat U'oiitlnurd from I'me One) esplunude. Tliitt project piubublv will hu.piul, Novemiwr ft. ttiAi. lo Mr and yrl uiulci'wuy utllll lirxl ipl'lllM Mr. Keilh Henecal. aU Martin, a bo . j ()llirr COUIU'U action U l lllht Weigiit. tt oouudt 5 ounce.. Included.' rtiMPi.AiMH Mtni i Appiuvitl of purkuKt bter li- r, V. 7,ll v. Jiihn feii nl ii Jr . atitl : I eilM'a lor lUftl' nt Jui'UCIlMm g KH' CsMiact 73.oo. fu and dimuua-1 cerv. CIiIuuh nitti kel, TW'll Ultis ti mruta U plaintiff. Vliglnta Brown, m nrd J cruelli , plnmitff. J. Uoddaid, allonio (ui Durtrll A Cuupn mar- rat attoinay 101 It for divorce. 23. 1UA0. IteiKi, J. C O'Neill. Wllina I Alchlcv. va J I) Alchley, autt (or divorce. Couida married May I'll. I4,1. Kiieildan. AiU Chaige. cruel ty. Plainltlf taeka cuttody one minot child, tW0 per month child lupp'Tt. fJlitl I..B In court McOee denied actually; ;-;l(,'; f-1 PS,1'' " u"'" Kleallng the meal. He said he was in a c"r near the railroad car iiitatia uasMin ivlun Killi. Ir.k the mm Kcl Carolrn S.nojl v.. Is.u i w-ai brmiuhl It back lo the ntito. McOee this moruiug also said Obituary Booths and concessions will open at 7:30 p.m. m 'he girls' cyni ol Roosevelt and remain ope1) durm ; the entire evening. There Is no charge for admission to the school. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Soutut) wilt n Carol and situhnnit iv be In Cimrec ol rides UU the ! hrolher. Orl of Til. city; Tadiarait. he waa under duress when he ad milled the theft to notice officers and the district attorney. A state natro'man and railroad -jnec'al auent this morning took the stand to refine McOeo's r'onlal of ndml'HiKr nullt of the theft. The officers also den'cl M"0e was made anv nromles If he liirv. Mrs. Dorothy Sandberg, 26. Bly, head Injuries. . ' ' Judith Sandberg, 6, Bly, loss of several leelh. CAR HITS TRl'CK Mrs. Sandberg and her daughter were injured about 4:45 p.m., when the car driven bv- the woman's husband, Ted. crashed the rear of a truck on Oregon 66. west ef Beatly. traveling toward Klamath Fals. Sandberg was not' reported as injured. ...... - carver, with "two other Cottage Orove men, was returning home Irom Klamath Falls after duck hunting-. About 25 mires north of here on U. S. 97 Carver's 1949 Dodee hit a rock on the highway about 7:30 p.m. and rolled several times. Cerve' was thrown clear. Lewis McElhannnn and G. O. Perry, passengers In the car. suf fered cuts and lacerations but were released after hospital treat ment. Bowles was traveling ' to Klsm Mh Falls with fci.s wife. E'e!vn. -18. enii -sister-in-law. M". Mary. fffirV?5. SVhmond. Calif. V WLAMED Mrs. Bnw'es said her husband swerved tVielr car to avoid Mttinu der en ' the hWhwe" beK-en ror-is and Vac'oel, and wound up in a fain field. Mrs. Bowles escaned Injury, bui Mrs. Pett!r. her sister received ahrsions. "e frln "-as coming to Klamath Fil's tn vis the women's parents at Henley. 23O-3O0 lb 19,V)-) iJ choict JMMM lb ov-a l 670 lb aowt 18.00: Rood and. choice Uxht vcr pis quota ble around 31 00..M. Sheep aalnble ?50: market rather alow, generally Mead?: (cw lota sood ana enmee woowq ana lamb. .BI..SO-S0.30: snod ers TO TO-ajt.iw;. tew .1000: utilil.v 9.00-1.1 00: KSO-16.O0. r.iniMli- Babv nudertan, the nl .on ot Mr. and Mr. Wa. U,- :f4a.-ln S.m November 4, IMI. He.ldea 'lha parent, i pleaded mtlltv or Wes U!"r duress. aurvlrora Include: no ller. Made- nisi Attv t. E. Van Vector alan rnok tlje wllna.ss ste"! i rehtte meriy-ao-round and on the motor- i wonder, or., an. mV and m. i. I inr .m mo.. .i,.n i iuee- an ol Ihla cllj Babv Guderlail h- hi,.. . kl. ..... ...jn no nerel Hoina in charae of lha arranae- , "I'l msrl- ai.v nromlses nf len. n,enu i le"-v or nbced nude' d"-e.ss. Wllium H Ills v Elllal His Mavia A. Tliotuaa va. Clllfnrd A Tltuma. MAKHIMir l.ll tNsia 41. mill worker. Native ot Kama.. Hen Idem of Klamath fall.. Ota. Mmaaiet Cottman. all. launili v worker. Native ot Oklahoma. Kealdenl of Klamalh rail.. Ur.. IIKOWN . I.OCKMAN - Mar.hall C lliown, 41. cook. Nalive ol Teas.. Het dent of Malln. Or.. Mjrlle W Lock, man. 47. hou.eu lie. Nallva of Oreim. Ila.ldenl of Mallit, Or. Kiiicciy. Illh street miner', 1'ie muni uitu'riy, IMmily Wliiuly anil Carter's, and reli rrul in the pu llco coiniulitre of llcenso iipplli a lions Inr Hills tavern, MuiirtMC. Diniusllck. rJlks. Hput ai'.tl Wal doil. Apiro1il til lust $300 win-Ill ol builttlntf peruiltn. I'llltlSTMAS Ainu-oval of a Niiveinber 1 Most KF Stores To Close Monday Most nf Klamath's downtown r tail alurra won't bn open no Monday, the day following Arm la. tlve Ony. Men hiilila lre. Floy .Murphv sunt that the nlorca have decided In close fur thai day, tliuuuli gro cerv alui'ea will reumlii open. The Klniimlh I'ellinua will ba plitVliiK lleiid m the Drachulas clly's liuino Held. PT&T Rate Hike Hearing Set HAI.FIM. W-llearliin nn Hie Pa. I'llli' Teleptinne and Teleiii-aplt Co a iipullriillnn Inr a iri.iKHI.ooo annual Clu-laliiiaa apriilim piiriulo by Hie rule lucir.n.sB In llinHiin will I.a nielclinntJ. ns.sui-uilinn. smi pa-""i u . ,,., , .... vi imn- null's Fi ltlny uluht and November Hi'" ruiiinilaaltinrr Oeoiite II. PUku; It by Oieitoii lech aiudcils. , '.. Iiitroducllon ol an oiilliinni c as. . rmiiu sum inr lesiunnnv wni in arsslnu a lotul of stluo UU lui side driven miniature Iractor, Another ' rnnninn iv,ll nffe hrtt ,tn s t4 ' laid 10 r.-l In Klamath Memor'al . P. errrsi Hoei u able ISO: market active. " ...m u. . n,:. .,.. Park on Ti e day. Wrd Klnmath Tu- 'omurert 'Me lfl a" ateatr lo 23 cenu ntaner: cnoice I i -i" ----- -- - i . 2X5 lb. 31.00-33: l lot 31. as: lew choice; caiioy ana iioveuy cuunier, nir Jail Receives New Inmates walk cuiisliuctluii and irpalr hkiiIiihI owners ol certain umpei I'he wtn'k wiin none by uie cllv :hooiiuif gallery. booth also. and cooked food ; KNKillT M-f oe was re'llrnerl n 111" COIIIV Uamaraad. ni. .ncl eatt will .."-M : .?,"",":. M' ! ,' "..oeni u -o -,WK o, wn. ..w... ....... v t..v oi r-iamain conniv, oiea ntre govern- lence OV t tic Court be served III the school o4lelena j ber 4. last. Survivor, include: the I vu.ni. Midou- Pfrthlna nf Amo.-v I .l.-.. . 1 - nd No t pell j..,,31, -...!v lion. Charte Jr.. V S. Kavv. Hawaii: and chok-e feed- btilcs Will Conduct a ClievX. room. lhr dauthtera. Thelma. Verna and Ml- Iambi up to Members Of Uie WSVS aild MeilllS Judith of Aaencv ltke: a brother y and axsid ilauchter ewes ,-r,mmitt nf thr. Rnrtsevelr. Parent- I Hush of Klamath Manh: mo al.terv. few food breeding Teac-her associaticn are condUCtlllK I V'' auff of Chiloqoin, Ore. and Anei I CIIICAtlO. lAP.nsn.V' Polaloe. man ivj, on trees xu: loial leln aualusi the properly Closure ol right cabins at Hioucl because ol s.iiiiinrv i-oiiiii- llllllS. Approval of purchase nl loo yards ol sand from Jim Hiirncs by the slreel tie) at tinent !r u .e on Icy pavements thla wlii'rf Counly Jail doors ssvuiig open to . iii.iiun receive two more prisoners yesicr-1 Members of the city i iiii'it il mid l(nv J other city olllcluls iniiile u time A io.vear-old Yakima vouth. Don-! lo give blood to the licit Cross ii,i rvenn chnnuinune. arrested bv I I'loodiimbile ut 1 30 p in. Filtln" Inke three or four tlnva. It - which he will decide whether to allow Ihe Increase. l''latK raid II wntild he snius ne bef lulled tt. do It, ami the cost goes ' cnllnti by motor Irui'kera for a atx .ol l ent I in, i .'or.,.-. I'liinrrr Offlra Nimplv has all makes , . , portable Ivnewrllrrt . . . try them Indajr. Main. Potatoes PorHand Grain PORTLAND. 'APi Coarae trains. 15 day ahtpmem. bulk, coast delivery: oau No. 2 38' lb" white O9.00. barley No 2 45 Ul BW 'BSOO. Wheat 'bidi. lo arrive market, bail? No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: loft white 2.401?; soft white lexdudln. rexi 2.401,: white club 240'.. Hard red winter: ordinary percent 2.41: 11 .percent 2.45: Hard white baarc ordinary a.ii: iu ! t. .uv.i ,..WU'v. vW... ....v - percent 2 42; U. percent 2.44; 12 per- I callmg parents foi donations of pic irnu.n A-uviniiv-ii niv vuwuuvMiifc .,..,' r n .... the carnival, an annual money- mer. Wmier Kniaht of' Grant. Pa.. I laisinri event, pn-ceeds of whicn Ore. and hi. ino;her. LiiHe Kirk of are used for tht beneltt (l uie school. In addition to Mrs. Jucke- I' s land chairman, -nembers of lh croup are Mrs. Richard Currin, Mrs. Walter Lassett. Mrs Roy Premo. Mrs. George Ooehring. Mrs. O. K. Puckc.t, Mrs. Charles ; Mack. Mrs. C. J. Cox, Mrs. Frame I 2 4t: to. Drew. Mrs. Wa.ren Pocle audi " Mrs. Stiles. Mrs. Gleim Evans and hlpmrnl tkll. barely .taadv to .llehilv ve:iker for ru..e 1.1U5.1S. militia. Chlloquin. Ore. Tile remaln ren In S4.I0-1.S Mlnneaota-Norlh Dakota poll. Hlfh. Tuneial arranfementl 111 be an. I wased. red. 14 00 wa.hed. Wa.hlntton , Justice COUrt for disorderly con state police Sunday night while hitchhiking near chemult was giv en a 10-day sentence by District Judge M. 8. Carler. ' Champagne was charged with violation of the motor vehicle code by "soliciting a ride on the high way." ! Unison Tupper, 45. Really, was sentenced 15 days by Wood Kivei The blt.mlmt.blle isn't duo unill the lollowlug Tuestlay INVtSTMINT SECURITIIS OWINS INVISTMINT SERVICI l.l.lrd. iH.rlUe. t'nli.l.d as. II. r .th..'aiilr bana. and Sl'l. In.e.lm.nl lead el It. 'ir s. . t.inr KLAMATH FALLS rr-t a b PAINT STORE 1229 t. Mali. Your Hoouquoitert tor SUPER KEM TONE and KEM GLO A.k far a.r Shtrwla William. Jtyl. al4a Man Reports Harry .Richardson, 24-Main. West End maf-ket operaor,' would like to eaten up wiin tne person or per sons who last night made away with his wallet.. .. .... Richardson told citv police h W"s in a downtown recreation and lunch room for a little diversion. About half an' hour after entering the place. Richardson said, hp dis covered his wallet missing. . Richardson said in the wallet be sides indentlfication cards was S643.79 in checks and $86 In cur rency. ' , ; - ; Revolution Fete Slated fl,tIOcfC?,il,',,jt-PeOPle "lOUfdlOUt the Soviet Union prepared today for a-two-day i holiday celebrat ing the 34th anniversary of th" Red revolution. Highlight ef the nationwide cele bration will be as in past yea.-s the vast military and workers' parade through Red square to morrow morning, opening day of the annlversay fete. Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovskv, top commander against the Jap anese and leader of Russian forces in the Trans Baikal Amur area of Manchuria in world war two. will review the parade. Such parades in the past have served as a demonstration of So viet military strength. Troops, tanks and artillery roll past in re view before top military men, members of the Politburo and oth er high government officials. Moscov already has been decked with crimson bunting and scarlet flags in preparation for the big day. All schools, factories, offices and stores will be closed Wednesday and Thursday. Mil lions of workers on collective and state farms will have the two days off. Troops to Hear Jazz Artists TOKYO, OP) Jazz fans among American troops in the Far East are due for a treat, . . : A group of top-ranking Jazz mu sicians win leave tnc u. B. tnis week for a 10-week tour of the Orient, .according to general head quarters special services. Troops, will. hear, first hand such musicians as bass virtuoso Oscar Pettiford, . trumpeter , Howard Mc Ohee. trombonist J. J. Johnson, aaxaphonlst Rudy Williams, Guitar ist Clifton Best and drummer Charlie Rice. Wake Up To More Comfort Without Nagging Backache Wagging backache, kwa of pep and energy, headaches and dlitlnrts may be due to alow down of kidney function. Doctors aay good Kidnry function ja very Important lo good tiaallh. When Mm everyday condition, such ai atrenB and at rain, causer, lliir, Important function totrtow mn. many folks ufftrnag. ging backache-feel miserable. Minor blad- ir Irrltatlona due to cold or wrong diet may ing up n Ighta or frequent passage. 'on -i nrgiect-youT sndneM if these condl. m ftothti- you. try Doan't PHls-a mild rctlfc Use"iuc-HBfij)i by millions (or ;f 60 yeart. It'a amatlng how many tlmea woan rive happy relief from these dlicom-forta-helptnelamllesof kfdneytubeaandfll. ten flush out wast. Get Uoan'a Pilli today! .snt 3 sUL Today's ear reclelplst wheat !: bar- 1 lev 3; flour B; corn 4; oats 2: mill-j feed 11. San Francisco Livestock South San Francisco. 33AP-VSDA-Cattle 150. Mostly cows: trade fairly active: prices fully rteauy. uid tv of high commercial g-.od steer 34.00 36.00. Canner-cuttor ecus 20 00-33 00; few utility-tow eommercul 27.50. Mrtday all elases fully steady except few laie sale of cows. Small lot Qi cnoice. i pound fed steers 37.00 Load mostly good steers including few commercial 34.75. Utility-commercial cowa 24.50 to 26.00: utility -commercial bvlls 27.00-30.. 00- a couple of good bulU 32.00-M. Load of good feeder steera 33 50. Calves uone. . i Hogs 20. Warket not etabli-hed. Sheep COO. Bulk of su ppl" due to arrive. No early sales. Monday fully stead v. Around four decks choi?e prime mostly fall shown slaughter tamb 32.00. Good -choice lambs 31.00-.50; cur uiillli' ewes 10.00-13.00: good ewes 16.00- and cooked foods. Teacher.- a tut pupils ore conducting; the ;itl-ance tcet sale for the magic show. though ducats may be purchased, a'so. at the doors ot the audito rium on the night ol November 8. Clotheslines Historical Meet Tomorrow Night :-TTie Klamath county historic.?, society meets tomorrow. 8 p.m., at the chamber of commerce. Spokesman Hal Ogle is urgim? members to attend to hear the report on last week's state meet-! ing. Election of officers wll also be held. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. (AP-IJSDV Salable hog j 13.000: steady to 10 cents higher on I butchers ai.d steady on sows, top IB 35, ! chtM lFC-Sao Id. butchrrs 1?, 10-19.23; I mainly 19.15 and above: few 1GO-170 lb. i if,.H)-i9U0; sows 15.75.ia.-3. Salable cattle .5500: salable calves 100: s!aughter fteer and heifer rath er slow but fully steady: cjws and tulU abcut steady: ccalers firm: few loads ave.-agc-prime to high - prime 1 slce-t and yearlings 30.00-39.75: two i load held slightly above 39.73: moit -:ioice and prime steers 34 50-38 75. good to low-choice grades 32.00.34.25. sao.ee rs gonlapadt ! vr' mixed commercial and good steers 31.50: choice and prime hewers x; 00 37.25: high-util:ly a.id commercial csws 25.7.V3.50: bull uUIiiy cov.s 22.00-25.50: canners and cutters 18.00-21.73: ufllty to good bulls 23.50-300: commercial to pr'ni? veale.s 30.0O-3r.00. Sa'abte sheep 30000 slaughter Iamb5 steady to weak : too 31 .23: bulk good to prime lambs 30.0tV31.0Q; Yearling "5.50 cents lower: choice kinds. aent: bulk utility to good 24.00-27.30.. ae v.eak at 11.00-J4.C3. ,,. f ; . I'" ' ' ' ' 7,4 are for the Bi rds! stinojiouse - - o ' 3 I J Ik X wl (ivri, H t wlwhil MCCARRAN' IMPROVING RENO. iU. S. Sen. Pat Mc Carran is showing some improve ment but probably will have to remain hospitalized at Ie?st an other three weeks, hjs physic ian reports. Get Well QUBCKER Oufcftv "v with the Sensatiotwi A-C Factor, f the Sew Intensified. ;J, ' FOLEY'S Coy git CompoaasJ EXCLUSIVE 'DllY.DIAL-.SftitforDtImp.i9etit, lor Dry. Clothes come from the Dryer on the Damp fpctin? jut at the preferred damnnem for ironing;. On the Dry getting;, clothr will be bone-dry . .fluffy soft, ready to fold and put away. HANDY LOADING 5HELF Only on the Went insthoune Dryer will vou find thin Ion dins and unloading shelf-door. No stooping or bend inn to load or unload this Dryer. WESTINGHOUSE AIRFLOW DRYING Blown warm, clean air dirrctly into the ciothe$. Driea clothes quickly and thoroughly. Economical, too. N Liftiftf N tending Ne Waarthtt WetilM Let' the bird havo the clot heal inr. Tet all the hard work of line-drying clothes be a thing of the pant for vou! With a Wnettnghoiue Drver, you aimptv Utke the clothes from the washer, place them in the Dryer, net the Dry-dial Control for the way you want th ciotnea to corns out bone-dry for folding ana nutting away, or the right riampntM for ironing. Thnt'a nil there ia to It' The WflstlnghouMA Drvnr driea a full waaher load of clothes at one time. You'll never have another rare or worry nlmut dirt, rain or uwk with a Wnntinghouaa Dryer. You'll never dnmien clothes again find you'll cut ironing lime in halfl Se it Unlay. 623 Klamath Ave. mi of diibing, Rooter, yell for the Supreme 8!" 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