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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
HoltuiUe Scouts
Hold Honor Court
For Merit Award.

Holtville Scouts held their court
of honor program Tuesday in the
Holtville grammar school.
A star award was made to John
Masutani of Troop 90 first class
badges were won by DeForrest
Brandon. Joe Edwards, Norman
Sharp of Troop A, and John Ishi-
motto of Troop 20; a second class
badge was won by d. V. Edwards Of
Troop "A.
Merit badges were won by Robert
Amstead Herbert Brown, Joe Ed
wards. Ted Kenney, Clifton Scrog-
gins of Troop A; to John Masutani,
Hiroshi Ottawa, Kozo Sanbonmatus
and Wallace Kent of Troop 20.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19

by Federal Judge T. James of Los
Angeles.
The departure was made without
objection as the squatters had been
warned to leave and told the date
the election would be put into eff
feet. Some of the squatters already
had departed be gre the arrival of
the officers.
Squatters have occupied the land
for seven or eight years and election
was blocked by restraining orders.
Tuesdays action marks the third
time the squatters have been driven
out, Eggleston said. The last re-
straining order was issued in August.
If the squatters return, Eggleston
said, bench warrants for their ar
rest will be issued. Reservation In
dians were instructed to tear down
the houses and shacks in which the
Negroes had been living.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
NEW GOVERNOR
TAKES OFFICE
IN MEXICALI

MEXICALI, Feb. 10. UP)-With
high officials of Baja California
present, Gen. Gabriel Gavira today
officially took office as successor
to Gov. Gildardo Magma. A semi
public ceremony was held in the
palace at Mexicali.
General Gavira arrived early this
morning by train and was met by
Governor Magma and other Off
Gals. The new governor express
ed himself as well pleased with his
new office and declared he intends
to carry on the policies of his
predecessor.
Governor Magma will leave soon
for Michoacan, his native state,
where he is the only candidate in
the field for governor. Official re-
ceptions for General Gavira will be
announced later.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
ENGINEER In
INSPECTION OF
CANAL PROJECT

CALEXICO, Feb. 19.-R. B. Will
liams, of Yuma, construction en-
gineer in charge OF the entire All
American project, visited Calexico
Tuesday and inspected the work
on the canal route around the city.
He was we'll pleased with the work
accomplished and aStonished at
the progress being made, j. H. Fer
tig, division engineer, announced.
Williams was accompanied by
Grant Bloodgood field engineer.
Two hundred teams are now at
work on various sections of the
route, Fertig declared. Work is
under way on both sides OF I'M
perial avenue north of Calexico
and on both side of the Southern
Pacific tracks northwest of the
city. Tractors are engaged in
working a section west of the
Yuma highway.
; Water-tight adobe soil encoun-
tered so far indicates there will be
no necessity for a clay canal lin
ing to prevent seepage, Fertig de-
clared. A committee of interest
ed parties last August requested
such a lining to protect land on
either side of the route. Samples
of earth were sent to Yuma for
analysis recently and found to be
excellent for. resisting seepage.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
BOOZE PERMIT
REFUSED TWO
NIGHT CLUBS

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 10. U.P)-
Liquor licenses for the Glover club.
swank Beverly Hills night club, and
the Dunes at Palm Springs were
denied today by the state board
of equalization.
ut the same time the board de-
layed final action in the fight of
Sebastian's Cotton club, famous
Culver City night spot, to regain
its liquor license.
The Glover club denial was bas-
ed on a report that the establish
ment was not a bonafide club, that
it refused admission to liquor en-
forcement officers of the board
and had not complied with state
regulations.
The action in relation to the
Dunes was based simply on be-
half of public welfare.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Company Unloads
Trencher to Dig
NelU Seluer Ditch

The A and B Construction COM
pany, the concern which was
awarded the contract to construct
Ell Centres new outfall sewer,
shipped a huge trenching machine
to Imperial from Los Angeles. Work
on the project will begin near I'm
perial.
bitches five feet wide and 80
feet deep may be cut by the ma
chine, thus completing excavation
in one operation, it was explain
ed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19

DanQS murQer.
While Isadore CKid Cann) Blu
menfeld celebrated his acquittal at
an hilarious party, Mrs. Liggett pre-
pared to flee with her children.
my life is in constant danger"
the frail, dark-eyed widow told
the United Press. II fear venge-
ance from the gang that killed my
husband"
A jury of four women and eight
men returned a not guilty verdict
last night after celebrating about
two and one-half hours. Only one
ballot was taken.
Spectators in the courtroom,
mostly friends of Blumenfeld,
cheered wildly when Judge Arthur
Selover read the words mot gull
ty".
Blumenfeld embraced his pretty
wife, wiped tears from his eyes,
Rugged the women jurors, shook
hands with each of the men and
thanked Judge Selover for "a just
and fair trial"
Blumenfeld had been in Jail since
two hours after Liggett was assas-
Sinated the night of Dec. 9.
Gov. Floyd Olson, accused by
Mrs. Liggett of completely in the
murder, announced the search for
the slayer would continue UNI
abated.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Spreckels Met Mate
On Blind Date, Claim

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10. UP-
Gloria Roxana Spreckels, who met
John Spreckels III on blind date,
married him over her family's OBJ
jections, according to testimony de-
veloped today at trial of her di-
vorce suit against the wealthy
young sportsman.
The scion OF the wealthy Cali
fornia sugar family overcame the
objections by Arden Wooing, Mrs.
Spreckels' attorney, S. S. Hahn,
told Superior Judge Protein Robert
M. Clarke.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Mussatti to Speak
At Chambers Meet

HOLTVILLE, Feb. 10. - James
Mussatti, we'll known coast lectur-
er, will address a dinner meeting
of the Associated chambers of COM
merce here Feb. %. Political Lib
critics Under the Constitution" will
be the subject of discussion. Adj
vance inquiries indicate large at
tendance. Residents of Ell Centre
who plan to attend are expected
to make reservations through Rob-
ert Hays. chamber OF commerce
secretary.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Assault Case Jury
Selected for Trial
Of Filipino Suspect

Selection of the jury for the trial
of Vicente Cabanting, Filipino &C
cuSed of attempted robbery in the
holdup of w. F. Havins late last
year, was completed in Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson's court before
the noon recess Wednesday.
The state is represented by Elmer
Head, district attorney, and the de-
Tense by Alfred Blaisdell, Calexico
attorney.
Havins was slugged in an attempt
ed hold-up at his filling station on
the Brawley- Holtville highway by
two 'Filipinos.
Frank Cabico, another islander,
was found guilty of assault with a
deadly weapon in connection with
the same holdup and was sentenced
to the penitentiary.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
County Auditor at
State Convention

Walter D. Carey, county auditor,
is attending the annual convention
of auditors and tax collectors of Cal
ifornia being held at San Jose this
week.
Dan West, county assessor col
lector, was unable to attend as he
was forced to be in Sacramento last
weel. to be present at meeting with
the state board of equalization and
felt he must remain in the county
this week due to the pressure of
business.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
SOUATTERS DRIVEN
FROM RIVER LANDS

Negro squatters we're driven from
the government Indian reservation
along the Colorado river Tuesday by
T. A. Eggleston, deputy United
States marshal, James A. Baxter,
guard, and Indian reservation police.
Between 80 and 40 Negroes were
living in shacks and huts scattered
for distance of eight miles up the
river from Fort Yuma, EggleSton
said. Election papers were provided
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Two Boards Null
Over Scheme for
Selling Tax Land

Imperial Irrigation District di-
rectors and Imperial county super
visors conferred Tuesday relative to
the handling of tax delinquent land
and considered the possibility of
meeting together once each month
to dispose of cases which must be
handled by both groups.
A plan to have the director and
the supervisor from the district
where given tract is situated, study
the question and make recommend
ationS to the organizations, was ad-
vocated. No decision was taken,
however.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Rising Prices for
Grapefruit Cheer
Growers of County

Rising prices are cheering valley
grapefruit growers who have faced
unusually low markets this season.
Reports from growers in the north
end state that this week buyers are
offering $15 per ton on the trees.
The Orange county cannery has
also made offers of $13 per ton on
the tree and at the same time last
year wer offering only $40 per ton at
the roadside.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Wife of Comedian
Wins Divorce Suit

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10. UR)-
Mrs. Bernice Wheeler, complaining
that her husband left her and
would not return, today was grant
ed divorce from Bert Wheeler,
member of the screen comedy team
of Wheeler and Woolsey.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Last Minute
!. Flashes!
WATER SUIT REPLIES
FILED ON ARIZONA

WATER SUIT REPLIES
FILED ON ARIZONA
PHOENIX, Feb. 10. U.P)-Cali-
fOrnia's and Nevada's replies to
ArizOna's Colorado river adjudi-
caticn lawsuit in U. S. Supreme
Court were served on Atty. Gen.
John L. Sullivan today.
The replies must be filed in
supreme court by Monday.
The two states briefs alleged
ArizCna's complaint against them
and four other Colorado river
basin states did not allege that
the rights OF any of this states
water users had been invaded
or threatened" and that the state
sought to establish ownership Of
river water in defiance of the
western law of prior apprOpria-
ton and use.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Fiue Firemen Lose
Lives in Big Blaze

COLUMBUS, O.. Feb. 10. (UP)-
Five firemen lost their lives while
fighting a fire that destroyed the
Odd Fellows temple here early to-
day when they were trapped be-
meath a falling wall.
The firemen, crushed by tons of
ice-coated debris, had been pour
ing water on the fire from a small
balcony one story above the street.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Jury Conflicts on
Grand Theft Count

George Hurt charged with grand
theft of horses, was found guilty
Tuesday by a jury in Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson's court.
He applied for probation and Feb
s28, was set as the date for the pro-
baton hearing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Juvenile Police
Answer False Call

Ell Centro's Juvenile police corps
answered a false alarm Tuesday
when they responded to a notice
calling them to police headquarters
for a lesson in fingerprinting
The lesson was scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon after school
instead of Tuesday and the corps
members received instructions to
report for their first lesson as po-
lice officers.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Railroad Commission Delays
Date of Power Hearing

Postponement of the railroad commission hearing rel
atve to the Southern Serras Power company application
for permit to carry forward the rural eectrfcaton
pertinent, received in Ell Centre Wednesday.
The hearing scheduled for February &C. at the lmper-
al county court house. postponed until March 30,
according to the notice received here
Public hearing was adjourned February l, after two
days devoted to presentation of testimony before
Commissioner Leon o. Whitsell.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
FIR. TO DECIDE
CALF. DELEGATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. UP
Decision may be made tomorrow
on President ROosevelt's selection
of California delegates to the
California National convention.
Postmaster General James A.
Farley, National Democratic
chairman. talked over the situa-
ton with Mr.. Roosevelt today
and said a settlement was APP
preaching.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19

the robbery was reported. Foot
prints in the earth near the loot
indicated a man and woman were
involved in the theft. The loot was
found by a woman employe of
the hotel.
Entry to the store was made by
twisting the lock on the front door,
Police Chief Guy Echols declared.
Fingerprints were taken and sent
to Sacramento to be checked, Ech-
OILS said. He estimated the theft
took place shortly before daybreak
when no one was on the streets.
CaleXico police are making thor
ough check of all suspicious char
acters in the vicinity.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Burglary Suspect
Acquitted by Jury

v. Juarez, Mexican accused of
burglarizing the Morrow Lumber
company in Brawley, was acquitted
by a jury in Judge Vaughn N.
Thompson's court Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
EXCESSIVE RAIN
THREATENS CITRUS

ONTARIO, Cal, Feb. 10. UP
Water rot attacking citrus fruit
as a result of ten days rain
threatened serious conditions to-
day.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Pair Sought for Theft
From CaIexico Store

CAEXCO Feb ia and woman were hunted today by
the sheriffs office following the
the
Shirts pants valued at $500
Angeles hotel before
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
EX &c UTION
AP POINT I'd
on MARCH 81
New Trial or Second Reprieue by Governor
Loom as Only Escape From Death in
Electric Chair for Kidnaper

TRENTON N. j., Feb 10. (UP) = Bruno Richard
auptmann resentenced today to be executed in the
week of March 80 for the murder of Charles A. ndbergh
Jr Barring further repreves the date means Haup
mann probably will die at the night of March 81
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Chamber of Commerce
Honors Meads Memory
At Luncheon Program
Prominent Valley Speakers Describe Influence of
Reclamation Commissioner in His Efforts to
Bring Assured Water Supply to This Area

High tribute paid the memory of DR.. Elwood
Mead former Commissioner of Reclamation, and conf
dence was voiced in the further growth of Imperial VAL
ley at special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
Wednesday noon, at the Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Post to Meet
At Vets Hall Tonight

Ell Centre post No 2039, V.F.W.,
will meet Wednesday night at 8
o'clock in the Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
Boulder Dam Project
Terminates March |
Liqqett Widow Fears
Gang Vengeance After
Acquittal Of Suspect
BIumentha AbsOlved of Guilt in Murder of Editor
In Minneapolis After Crusade Against Vice
Conditions in State of Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 10. (UP)-Mrs. Edith Liggett,
widow of the assassnated muckrackng editor Walter
Lggett made plans flee Minneapolis and into hid
ing against "gangand vengeance today following the
acqutta of the former booegger charged with her
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19

official life-aS it would be any
Where-When the new Baja Cali
fornia governor Gen. Gabriel Ga
Vira, arrived by train at 3 a. M
Wednesday. Consul Joaquin Ter
razas, just by way of making sure.
set his alarm for 2 a. m. He woke
his first Official connection with
the non-horn blowing Gen. Cab
riel was an apology. RR has gone
through the same thing with the
boss time and again.
o
The Spirit of Goodness
Mrs. Jimmie BerCnios Chow dog
is a proud canine RR always be-
lieVed before this that it was the
spirit OF his ancestors, but We'd
neSday the real reason came to
light. The Chow, having the time
OF his life, was standing proudly
in front of the Magyar hotel while
Mrs. Beronio swept him off thor
oughly with broom. How ne
gloried in it, Once thoroughly
swept, he stalked into the hotel
with all the pride of ownership
What would he be like if his
mistress used a vacuum cleaner?
Up The Ladder
Can anyone tell RR when State
Senator Ben HulSe is going to
admit his candidacy for lieuten-
ant-governor? George. Hatfield, so
the grapevine says, is going 10
try for Frank Merriam'S job, and
Frank is going tC step down. He's
had his fill How about it, Ben?
Beware Revolutions
Jim Cox of the Butter Egg
CoXeS is waiting only for his bcn-
us check from the government be-
fore finding out how they sell
canned goods in South America,
he AYERS. The family will &c along
on the bonus vacation, if Jims
on the up and up about it. He
quietS doubts by displaying rate
quotations from San Diego
steamship office ca fares to Bue-
nos Aires and return, They're lin
ing them up against adobe walls
in that country just now, Jim.
GCing Round and Round
Like the music, the farm centers
of Imperial Valley are beginning
to go round and round, and it is
the aim of each one to come out
with the 500 prize offered at the
forthcoming county fair for the
best farm center exhibit. The in
creased prize has resulted in dis
cussion of little else at farm CEN
ter meetings but exhibits at the
fair-and RR's wise money is en-
no one. The competition is too
stiff.
A Challenge
RR hereby dares any car wash
currently to advertise, "A Free
Wash job if it Rains Within 48
Hours After We Wash Your Car
Such an ad right now would get
plenty of business. RRll bet an
oleander.
And 1t Comes Off Here
Lon Cromer and Jack Rumsey
are engaged in competition that
is the talk of Brawley. So far
Ions ahead by an inch and a
quarter. Since both of them started
on a diet, the police chief has lost
five pounds Jack won't tell how
many he's taken off-hes been too
busy countering Ions charges.
Jack cheated t'other day, Lon
AYERS. He ate chicken giblets.
Cromer was for calling the whole
thing off, but Jack promised TO
be good, SO the diet goes merrlly
on-sanS chicken giblets.
All the Facilities
Percie Thacker Is going to have
to turn his trucks into takes 10
haul the throngS which probably
will flock to his imminent house
warming in honor of the Pioneer
Transfers new building here. Per-
Gle still insists it'll be just a quiet
little affair.
Pair Sought
From ca
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
MARKETS IN BRIEF

Butter. Los Angeles 381ac; butter
fat Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
Grade A; dc; manufacturing milk,
SIC; route gathered cream, 351ac.
l.. A. hay---U. :. Mol, extra leafy.
S23-235O; Us, No. 1, &fS-I9.O0; Us.
No. ., ieafy. %iS-19f Is. NO. =, S16-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
AID II Comes Off Here
All the Facilities

Percie Thacker Is going to have
to turn his trucks into takes 10
haul the throngs which probably
will flock to his imminent house
warming in honcr of the Pioneer
Transfers new building here. Per-
Gle still insists it'll be just a quiet
little affair.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19
A Challenge

n Cnalleilgt-
RR hereby dares any car wash
ing establishment in Ell Centre
currently to advertise, "A Free
Wash job if it Rains Within 48
Hours After We Wash Your Car
Such an ad right now would get
plenty of business. RRll bet an
oleander.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-02-19

Up The Ladder
Can anyone tell RR when State
Senator Ben Hulse is going to
admit his candidacy for lieuten-
ant-governor? George. Hatfield, so
the grapevine says, is going TO
try for Frank Merriam's job, and
Frank is going tC step down. He's
had his fill. How about it, Ben?
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Temporary Bridge
Losing Its Bolts
To Petty Thieves
Depredations Occur Fe,C
Blocks From Home
of TabIer.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, September 10.-Dr.
Homer E. Tabler, chairman Of the
State Roads Commission, said that
thieves are carrying of bits of a tenn
porary bridge owned by the State.
The bridge Is in Hancock. DR..
Tablers home.
The commission chairman said that
96 bolts had been taken from the
guard rails and other parts Of the
bridge up to last Saturday. An
emergency purchase Of bolts was made
and the missing ones replaced. DR..
Tabler said.
A temporary timber span was put
in the bridge across the Potomac after
part Of it was carried away in the
March floods. DR.. Tabler said he be-
lieved the bolts, one 8 inches long.
had been stolen for sale and use and
that there was no intention to delib-
erately wreck the bridge.
The Maryland end Of the span lies
within q few blocks Of DR.. Tabler's s
Hancock home.
Evening star., 1936-09-10

tional Committee engineered q straw
vote of all the registered voters Of the
State.
Straw Vote for Landon.
More than 100000 ballots were
mailed without Identification as to
their source and approximately Co.
900 of these were returned, with the
following results:
For President: Landon, 40,367;
Roosevelt. 1900. Other candidates,
1,740.
For Governor: Barrows, Republican,
41,0O2; Dubord, Democrat, 1882;
others, 274.
For Senator: White, Republican, 3d.
1856; Brann, Democrat, 20,480; others,
124.
For Congress, first district: Oliver,
Republican, 1926; Hamlin, Democrat.
6,793; others, 227.
For Congress, second district: Smith
Republican, 12,58s; Mclean, Demo-
crat, 7,086; others, 748.
For Congress, third district: Brew
ster, Republican, II, 1,092; Mabee, Demo-
crat. 1926; others. 48.
In percentages, this division of votes
accords almost exactly with the polls
taken in Maine by the Literary Di-
gest, the Institute of Public Opinion
and others. In fact, no poll has been
disclosed by any one indicating a
Democratic victory in any one Of the
major contests concerned.
Copyright. 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-09-10
GANDHI IMPROVED

BOMBAY. India, September 10 (E).
The condition of the Mahatma
Gandhi was reported much improved
today as q blood test disclosed the
Indian Nationalist leader was suf-
fering from malaria.
The hood test yesterday showed the
danger of relapse to the Mahatma
should he return to his residence in
a village which is infested with ma
larial MOSQUITOES.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
MEMS CLOTHING

o TROPICAL woRsTED SUITS; regular (3s,. 5s9l;
(35I. (37); long tss) 3e) Were slsoo an a.
kooH koRD 81 SUITS; regular tss} ts5! .s2.1
l3s). short t3sl; long stout t4o '4~' n, n,
5 WHITE CoTTOS SUITS texture: and double
I42l; short. $3.50. 49, t3ss o4o. lonE q, q,
HART scaaIFNER MARx AND EALETSE sg5ds' 95d;,
sss ,ss, Sssei' Sss 'ss1 4o long 4o
48 young t4OI. go. short stout tss1;
t42 l44); long stout. (39 t4O' Were $50 40, @,
y aSiec. broken sses Were SO SO to
short. $50. j. long: 90 lsS'. 'ss' 2.,, q,
OvERCoATs regular L t40', t42l: 90; long
44) 13a). (4O t42). t4e). t4s) Were q,
. TsoFHcSt WoRsrEDs were $3.50 s216O. -, :,
Broken sizes sio'o'
Were s. Ss6 snS sac nov ana -'O' 'iOAA rs
ihaT.o snd Ionr, We1. sa5 and ssS ~ n'
1 TOPCOATS regular I37I. I421 Were $50 sl6s5
TOPCOATs: resuar j ta5). t36) ! 60. t3s l
ssS, t4o,d s42' shorts t4s); longs '4o'' s,s a.,
ss 4s 1o4e. 4o 4e5 wt. ss5 and $40 sas q,
= SPORT TROUSERS; snd $1,000. %. %
SUITS; Sehainer Raeigh: fall WEIGHTS;
Shorts. $50. t3sl. t40l; stouts 1922.
4Ol; short stouts t4O); long souts $780, (4o'
: ovERCoATs; imported shetands. nne cashmere lined.
handtsnored. brown diasonas and herrinsbones Were
e5S. ID
5 RALEiGH SUITS: short ts7); stouts tss,. o4o).
Were $50 and S35.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
Decreases Balanced.
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