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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Bomber
II Bet

NEW YORK, Feb. 7. (UP)-While
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
completed training today for his
ninth title defense Friday night,
this one against Arturo Godoy of
Chile, these two statements were
made:
Promoter Mike Jacobs admit
ted that the bout would be a sell-out
of more than 100000.
2,-Tony Galento volunteered that
Champion Louis would soon be a
"WaSh-out
In addition, Promoter Jacobs pre-
pared to announce tonight the OPP
ponent, city and date of Louis 10th
defense
Although Louis still rules the II
letting favoiite to beat Godoy, the
ticket demand is so terrific. &C
cording to Jacobs. that a sell-out
is assured. Unexpectedly large out
Of town sales are swelling the gate.
This is tribute to the cham
rion's drawing power. since Chal-
lenger Godoy has been virtually
forgotten by United States fight
fans. The Chilean hasn't appeared
n this country for more than two
years. If the gate exceeds 100000,
this will be nothing new for the
Brown Bomber, who drew over that
amount IN his four previous Garden
appearances.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Ca|exieo Victory Over Braw|ey Puts
Bulldogs Back in League Cage Battle

A tiny fellow with brown derby
hat they call them pixies in the
SOUTH waved a record book at FL
CentroS SpartanS basketball team
Wednesday to throw a scare into
Coach Larry Hanson and his
charges and revive pennant hopes
of the CaleXico Bulldogs by num-
bling four words" History often
repeats itself"
The derbied chap. somewhat like
the little man who wasn't there"
appeared on the scene following
CaleXico high schools 1922 victory
over Brawley high school at the
border city gymnasium Tuesday
night. victory which left the
Bulldog cagers only one game be-
hind the league leading Spartans,
1899 Race
CaleXico's only defeat came at
the hands of the FL Centre quintet.
1890 loss in the first meeting
between the two schools. But the
fellows who remember last years
race will tell you the same situa-
ton existed at this stage of the
flag chase in 1899
So the men from Sparta will
have more than just CaleXico to
contend with when they meet the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Todays Sports Parade

three Negro mateS-Jim Howell
Clarence Brown and George Nichol-
son-and one with Emil Scholz of
Boston. He cut loose with a vicious
body attack on Howell. He tried to
kayo Scholz. who Smacked the
champion on the chin with five hard
straight rights, but Joe couldn't get
the proper range on the Bostonian.
Scholz was the only mate who tried
any bobbing and weaving. Brown
and Nicholson held their own with
the Bomber in fast sessions.
Against all four, however, the
champion did reveal a new weapon.
a hard left uppercut to the chin
delivered at close range He is ex-
pected TO use this blow often against
Godoy, to evade the possibility OF
injuring his hands on the Chilean's
head or elbows with straight shots
or hooks.
Galento who had Louis on the
floor last summer before suffering
a knockout believes Louis will beat
Godoy Friday night. but only after
much harder fight than the Louis
camp expected.
Naturally I'm pullin for Louis
he concluded. II don't want any
body to lick him before I get him
into the ring again. When I hit him
this time, he won't get up"
Louis will complete training to-
morrow with four rounds of boxing.
He weighed 204 pounds today and
EXPECTED to scale 2O2 for the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
BY JACK CUDDY
Pinch Hitting for Henry McIemOrs

POMPTCN LAKES. N. J.. Feb. T.
'UP)-TOny Galento, the Beer
Barrel Poker" informed the world
of Wallop today that champion Joe
Louis is lipping-losing his kick.
Tony made his announcement at
the champions camp as he sat at
tho ringside and watched the Brown
Bomber 20 through his next-to-last
workout in preparation for Friday
nights title defense against Arturo
GodOv.
The champeen is slippin' 50 fast,
I hope nothin' happens to him be-
fore ! get another shot at i'm this
summer" said TWo-Ton Tony with
wrinkles of worry crinkling about
his porcine yes.
Galento explained that Louis ap-
peared to be in good physical condi-
tion. as far as stamina is concerned,
but his blows against four spar
mates lacked their old-time dyna
mite. and he seemed easier to hit
with either hand-than ever before.
The very critical Galento ex-
pressed amazement at the type OF
Sparring partners Joe was using.
They're all stand-up fighters"
the great man said. But Joe is
tainin' to meet Godoy who crouches
Wav down. almost 10 the floor. !
ought'a know. tough Godoy twicet.
Joe should be sharpenin' up on bob
bers and weayerS.'
Louis worked one round each with
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

Bulldogs in crucial battle one
week from Friday night on the
border city floor. The SpartanS
need the victory to clinch the
championship, CaleXlco needs a
win 10 stay in the running.
CaleXico demonstrated it must
be reckoned with in its 1922 tr-
umph over Brawley Tuesday night.
El Centro holds a 2l-2O win over
Brawley.
Defense stars
The Bulldog defense claimed
credit for the victory because CAL
eXico successfully bottled up Braw-
ley's scoring star. Eddie Nakamura
The tiny japanese sharpshooter
was held to two baskets.
CaleXico built up a 14-ll lead
at halftime but Nakamura plunked
home a long shot to start the third
quarter and minute later Rodri-
guez canned a setup to tie the count
at ISIS. Mestas dropped one
handler from the side to put Braw-
ley ahead. Ills.
But CaleXico put on the pres
sure at that point and emerged
at the end Of the third quarter
with lead that was increased in
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Feb. :. Up -
Demand continued generally slow.
Cabbage: Cannonbail G1-15c: flat
Dutch S5-90c; Imperial Sl.25-Sl.GJ;
red local $50; savoy 25-3jc.
Lettuce: Imperial Sl.35-Sl.59; s.
81. % S1.15.
Peas: Orange co &c; OXnard As;
Imperial 7-8c: crates $2.5o-S3.56;
Coachclla pole 7'2-9l; ordinary -
4c; China CoacheIla S-lQc.
squash: Whit" summer Imperial
s1.5o-S2.0o; flats $1.23-$l.75; san
Diego lugs 75-$i.0o: Italian Imperial
crates s1.25-$1.5Q; Coachella flats
sl.35-Sl.65: san Diego lugs Sl.00-
Si.25; yellow crookneck Imperial
crates $1.75-S2 20.
Strawberries KIoudikes $l.25 80;
san Diego Sl.5o-$lf5; Imperial
Mlssionarys 81 Qo-$2.25.
Tsngerincs: Imperial CoacbcIla
Dancys 3-3'.c: local - &c.
Tomatoes inland 9-top> $40
sls5; 12s S125-$l.75; Is. 9o-Sl.25;
Westmoreland ordinary S1.25: flats
5x6s $1.15-$1.40; Gx7s Sl.oQ-Sl25.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
AN.Star Baseball
Game for Finnish
Relief Approved

NEW YORK, Feb. 7. CUP)-The
first all-star major league baseball
game south Of the Mason Dixon
line, to be played this spring in
Florida for the benefit of the Fin
niSh relief fund. received final ap-
proval today from the National
league,
The American league and Com
missioner K. M. Lands previously
approved it.
Initial plans to play the Finnish
benefit game in Miami were side
tracked, and It was decided to stage
the American vs.. National league
contest in the Florida city SUBJ
mltting the largest guarantee, pro-
vided that city has the proper"
facilities.
The all-Star tilt was turned over
IN full to the baseball committee
OF the Finnish relief fund sports
division, headed by Daniel M. DAN
lei OF the New York World Tele-
gram. The National league en-
powered Daniel to cancel any regu-
lar scheduled exhibition game, or
take any action he deemed neces-
Sary to make the game a success.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
NEW FORK STOCKS

NEW YORK Fob. .fUPJ-
Socks diplaye a steady zone in late
fading today after a ."SSirH Of mar
raw. irregular price movements. Vol
ume was around the lowest level
since last July.
steel issues. which had bccu rag
red most Of the day, Wcr" firm"r
just before the clos" Motors also
anne back = aoruud previous clos
ing levels. Rails and utilities were
a bout steady. oils and mercantiles
firm. Coppers had moderate gain
in face of another reduction in price
|of copper metal
Dow Joues preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial. 1863,
up 90: rail. 3oS3, Up 010; utility
I2479. off o.01: 60 STOCKS, 1927. up
I019.
stocks sales approNimat"d A3o.0oo
shares against Jfp"oo share rcs-
IterdaN. curb stock saies were IL 900
shares against 125.uoo In The pro
Vious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Professor Scores
Athletic Program

BOSTON. Feb. :. oUP)-Scoring
deceit" and hypocrisy" by pro-
fessional athletes posing as anna
teurs in colleges. Athletic Director
William j. Bingham Of Harvard
university said in an international
radio address last night that under
pressure of alumni many colleges
are yielding TO modified systems
of athletic subsidies and proselyt-
ing practices.
IF we cannot conduct our inter
collegiate programs without sub
sidizing our athletes or proselyt-
ing prospective candidates. let US
frankly admit that we have gone
the whole professional way and
that henceforth we shall pay our
athletes for their services.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Gathered bu Listenino

Brawley sport fans are inclined
10 believe Eddie Nakamura is a bet
ter basketball player than Calexico'.
Jack Bowker or El Centro's Jack
kirkpatrick g. It's only a matter
OF opinion anyway But one way
TO settle the argument is. They're
all valuable to their teams and
more than that valuable to basket
ball itself because such players in
crease interest in the sport
w. B. AUSTIN. who is a better golf
player than he is basketball han
dicappcr. gave 10 points at the CAL
eXlco-Brawley game the other night
Bill Maxwell and Tlnnev Will
liamS, who officiated al the Brawiey
CaleXlco game. work we'll together
but they didn't call 'em close
enough TO suit Brawley..
The Hogue twins. Shorty and
PiGboy. arc back in Jacumba these
days where they will continue
training for future bouts 6. Shor-
tN is nursing a broken hand and
both are nursing closely clipped
heads e.. They thought il would be
funny TO shave their heads. Bigboy
said =. . AT least the haircut looks
the part ..
Linn Platner. promoter for the
San Diego Coliseum. who is guild
ing the paths of the Hogue twins.
announced he had a bout lined up
for the Hogues at Madison Square
. Shorty's injured hand. however,
DELAYED the deal. and it may be fall
before they get another chance to
fight in New York
Also in Jacumba are Sailor Jack
Cogcins and the McCrory brothers
who will also participate in future
San Diego Coliseum cards Peo-
pie up Jacumba way call il the
Hogue stable . Shorty and Big
boy. who have been fighting four
years are now 10 years old
DurOcher Builds
Leo Durocher. shortstop-manage
OF the Brooklin Dodgers. this week
planned 10 groom young rookie, !
Harold Reese for the shcrtstop job I
on the Dodgers during the 1910 sea- |
son. and the only obstacle in Reese's
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
National Loop
Schedule 0kayed

NEW YORK. Feb. I. (UP)-The
1910 National league baseball sched-
ule. ratified at an executive meet
ing Yesterday. begins April Is and
ends Sept 90.
On April Is, Brooklyn will open
az Boston, Philadelphia at New
York. Chicago at Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh at st. Louis. On the 18th,
New York will open at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Boston at
Philadelphia and ST Louis at Chi
cago.
ST.. Louis will be the scene of the
annual American VS.. National
league All Star game July Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Bench Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

path is first string Shortstop Dur
ocher Durochcr is ono OF the finest
shortstops in the majors. but when
Questioned closely Leo the Lip is
certain he has a lad who will take
over the spot before tho end of the
year.
Reese. whose nickname "pewee"
puts into one word his greatest ham
dicap has only one claim 10 major
league fame noW-hiS former anti
pathy for the Dodgers.
The late Cap Neal. former mana
ger OF the Louisville Colonies. SlGn-
ed Reese while he vas playing with
an industrial team IN 1888. Neal
interviewed the 10 year old prospect
and asked: Son. how would you
like TO play with the Colonelss'
Reese shocked Neal with. I'm
not so sure would. You see, I don't
think Id like playing with the
Brooklyn Dodgers Louisville had
working agreement with Brooklyn
at that tirol
In two years With the Colonies,
the then ScraWneY. 30 pound Reese
grew into five foot ten star who
was a definite asset 10 the club. He
batted .277 in his first year and last
year was one Of the topnotch short
stops in the American association.
He stole the most bases. 35. and
led in triples with l8. He batted
.279 but with eli total bases in SOC
times at bat, had a slugging mark
of All. second best in the club. He
fielded e43. not tops for the cir
cult. but handled the most chances
with 3o7 putouts. 470 assists and
a. errors
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Athletics to Open
Training Feb. Il

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7, tUPl-
Coach Russell Uena Blackburne
and Travelling Secretary Benjamin
S. MacFarland Of the Philadelphia
Athletics will leave next Monday
for Anaheim. Calf, TO prepare for
the Mackmen's arrival at training
quarters, President Manager Con-
ME Mack announced today.
Mack said the squad would en-
train Feb. 16 for the west.
There isn't much to be done
ahead of time. as Palma stadium
where We will train is in Al
shape" he explained, However
there are a few incidentals to be
arranged for in advance
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Feb. I. U'PJ=
Hogs saleable 400. fully steady; top
6.35 on 1s9 pound Nevada bulk mc-
dunn and choice truckins 5.S5-6 -;
load of 16l pound Nebraska 80;
- rtcd 80 head at 5.i0; few local
feds 80; sows 4-i.7j.
Cattle saleablc 500, few old about
steady, most bids lower Oh common
to medium steers and .he stock:
" edium steers 6-S25. Ecarling
steers held above S.75: no h"ifcrs
sold. common to medium COW
5.jG-G.I0: best held above $50.
calves salcablc 500. steady; odd
v'alers to l2.50; calves SO; three
loads Texas stock calves 82J $40.
sheep salcab bic 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Jaycees Prep for
Phoenix With
Win Over Yuma

FL Centre junior college basket
ball team sent out a warning to
Phoenix junior college Tuesday
night by scoring 7l-4l victory over
Yuma high school in a practice
game that was extended to five
quarter contest.
The Arabs. who leave FRIDAY to
engage Phoenix in a two game
series on the Arizona court. found
a new scoring star in Bill PAYNE
Tuesday night. Payne chalked up "a
points TO lead the attack. Jack Fox
contributed l8 Ted Sandez 10 in the
junior college best scoring effort of
the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
HoItyi|Ie Hoosiers
Play Slipper

a strengthened Holtvillc commer-
cial league team will test the league
leading Silver Slipper crew in the
feature game Of industrial loop play
at the El Centro gymnasium tonight.
Holtvillc and Silver Slipper will
play in the first game. 20-3O and
Sherwoods will play at 8. Hardware
and Tropic at Q. and Calipatria and
the District At 10
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
b Squod
AnnexeS

Its varsity game won by forfeit. El
Centro high school Bees turned on
its most devastating attack of the
season Tuesday night to send Coach
T. S. walkers Holtville Bees home
on the short end of a 4l-9 count.
The Hotville varsity basketeers.
who forfeited the game to El Centro
in order to compete in the Glass B
game. were completely outclassed by
the smooth passing B squadders. In
preliminary games Holtville Gees
upset Central lighties, l7-14 and El
Centro Glass B reserves defeated El
Centro junior varsity, 23-l7.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Meters Enter End
Week Of Play

Ell Centre high schools BOYS and
girls tennis teams will play strong
Holtville squad on the9El Centro
courts Thursday afternoon al 3
O'Clock. Bill Maxwell. instructor an
nounced wednesday.
Holtville is tied with Calexlco at
present as a result OF its win over
Brawley last week. El Centro boys
team. however. will be favored to
beat Holtville while Holtvllle girls
will have the edge in their matches,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Lemos kayoes
Polite in Second

LOS ANGELES. Feb. T. up
Ricardo Lemos Of Los Angeles. Civ
ing away four pounds at 1870. knock
ed out Richard Polite of New Or
leans in the second of their sched-
uled 10 round fight last night at
Olympic auditorium. Lemos floored
his Negro opponent for nine counts
in the first round.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Southern Methodist as. Texas Chris
tlan 35
Arizona State 80. Arizona 81
California 33, San Francisco %
Whittier 46 Pomona II
st. MaryS 81, San Francisco State
so
Montana Norma "a. Montana Mines
33
Oregon College Education 40. Hum
bOdt Is
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

ground than any second baseman
in the valley. will play only two
innings and will give way to some
Of the younger stars. Bus Adams,
Calvin Aaron. Jerry Porte, Ted
Sander. Ike Price. and other men,
bers of FL Centro's winter baseball
team will take over after the third
inning.
Mexicali will start veteran line
up and will also replace it with
its regular county league team
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

balls yesteryears the EI Centro
starting lineup will include, Pat
Patterson. catcher; Chan Living
ston and Amos Chick. pitchers;
John Carroll, first base; Leverctte
House, second base; Harry Ham
merslaugh, third base; Walter
Wakefield. shortstop; John Kepley,
left field; Roch Maquar, center
field; Club Erwin right field.
Reserves are Nolan Smith. Joe
Steele. Ted Ehmke Julius Ehmke,
Pat Glasgow. Jersey Birchfield.
Ieverette House. who covers more
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
STRUCK OUT BY CUPID

LAS VEGAS. New. Feb. Z up
Gordon Donaldson, %. Los Angeles
Angels infielder, and Marguerite
French, 81, were honeymooning to-
Gay after eloping from Los Angeles.
They were married yesterday by
Justice of the Peace George E.
Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO Feb. :. rPJ Wheat
prices eascd frActiOnally today "a
lack of follow-up buying and scat
tired long liquidation shaded an
early rally.
Wheat closed l.-as cent lower
corn was off i,-",. oats were up
=. rye was Off Ia cent; SOY
'bcans were off 2, 10 ! cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

the final period White dropped a
free throw. then one handler from
the foul circle to put Calexico ahead
1917. Andrade sunk Setup after
Nakamura had canned a free throw
to give the Bulldogs 20-18 edge
at the end of the quarter.
Ice Game
White and King potted setup
shots under the basket for a 24-l8
lead early in the fourth quarter
and Bowker made it 1920 by drib-
bling the length of the floor for
a shot. MestaS hit for two free
throws to put BraWley back in the
running but CaleXico iced the game
when Andrade dribbled in for a
setup and a 1922 lead with less
than minute of play remaining.
In preliminary game Brawley
Bees bowed to Calexico Bees, 1928.
The Score
CaleXico l2S) Pos. Brawley (22)
.Andrade to t Nakamura 90
Valencia "a SkileS (2)
Garlic t2) c Rodriguez go
BoWker (5D G Ano
King "a 6 MestaS 60
Subs-CaleXico Linn (2), White
(5); Brawley-Kimura ca.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Markers At
A Glance

Stocks irregular in quiet trade.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. :.
governments lower.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange slightly easier.
Cotton steady.
Wheat 5s cent lower. Corn off
a as.
Rubber higher.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

lineup.
Advance ticket sales. which
passed the 500 mark Tuesday,
promised the largest baseball crowd
of the season at the stadium. &C
cording to Patterson and Maquar,
promoters of the game.
The game will start at 2:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
The Score

Subs-El Centre: Chickahisa a.,
Caughlin C2), Rivers az, Raab (2),
Radcliffe ~, BallOu u. Yuma:
Flores "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
MLPS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Feb. Z. tCP)-
Few issue changed prices in
5000 share morning. of trading On
the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day.
on a rise OF /. Pacific indemnity
hit STT,, new high. on loo shares
Transamerics was unchanged at o
a. also on 100: Southern California
gas A rose = TO 1s on 100; nan
COCK old held unchanged at 81, also
on 100: Menasco sold 10O at -
unchsnged: Two issues rose. four
sank, aud six were unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Veteran Baseball Players
Siqn for Benefit Sunday

The team to break up the Yankees answered the calls
to colors at Ell Centro stadium Wednesday and promised
to be hand for the benefit Sunday afternoon when
Ell Centre and MeXicali will clash in a scheduled to
pay tribute to Jack Stark Studded VIII II
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
L. A. GRAINS
.OS ANG IELES. Feb.

Los ANG ELES. FCD. :. 'TPJ-
Wheat
No. hard white ..-= $l.63 u 81 g
No. ! soft white .- Sl.G1 y j So .
Barley
No. Bri west 46 lbs -. s.9S"i -1.03 2
Milo -.
No. . yellow ..----.. Sl.o7]2 -1.42H
Corn
No. 2 yellow ....... $l4S-1.51
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

Z 50 z II !. FuIItlIZd, f1III
ChickahiSa. Holtville: Serigichi ID,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

L. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. Feb. T. ttPl-
erica .,........... 51s -5s.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

CUDS-OdItNIIU. LIIIII VI, w
81: BraWley-Kimura 90.
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ordinstsd "a the Christmas motif
Cats Including srts,ocraiic Per
sian and slam.-~ saflsties q. seil
a. weli.fed. eontentsd ioeklnk
kittens ~ The rommnn. everyday
typs. are the animals nesi ~idsly
nsai on Christmas caris Grace
fall deer and dogs are ~ nest Ina
portAnes
IN the religious category The
simple. white country church With
lighted windows takes first place.
some religious cards have glitter
ING gold and silver angels on dafs
blue and other richly coiored hack.
grounds Others have greatly
4mplifled chttd and mango
scenes
There are stunning folders and
correspondence slss eards on
which 20 writ. your own greeting
A creamy white folder with Christ
mas tree green t-afaef and a small
green candle In = sold holder Ia
the upper left hand corner .
TYPICAL
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gloves made Of flexible woven as
besos cloth with wooden under.
lining. These are handy for han
ding red-hot pans or burning logs
around the campfire. ~ tho h~rbs-
cue pit. or In the fireplace a.,
home
Golfers will appreciate the usw
golfing rubbers. mad. 20 ~ over
steel spiked shoes
WHter skiing. Amsucs's latest
sport craze. yves the snOE skier
chance h Use his skill for nss
thrills on the water. Hecau~ the
sport calls for more ssiil and con
troll than quhplsninE. the sddiri
will be interested IN q recently
designed ski which gives tho rid.r
exceptional control and yet i'm
mediate release n be falls
Tennis player, viii like a new
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will enable ihsm 70 improve their
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their balls or n ~hit until they
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a bracket on a wall. on an up
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or other port supports an elastic
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Does he fish In.ok fOf "flsf.
finder" nsN device from tn
makers - thsrmomstsrs since
each kind ~ FISH prefers a esr.
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thsrmomsier tells the temperature
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