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tries and 10 to IS per cent of
the coal needed for heating this
winter in Japan.
w.t. THE u. S. ARMY AIR
FORCES IN CHINA, Oct 90
t(R - United States medium
bombers protected by fighters
scattered high explosive and in
cendiary bombs among the
warehouses and ships in Hong
kong yesterday, surprising the
Japanese conquerors Of the Bri-
fish crown colony with the
greatest raid yet executed by
the China air task force.
Many fires were started in the
Kowloon dock area, q communi-
que from Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w.
Stilwells headquarters said.
Japanese fighters intercepted
the American formation after
the bombing and the American
filters shot down ten japanese
planes and probably destroyed
five more. One American bomb
er failed to return from the
mission and a fighter pilot,
slightlJ wounded, made forced
landing in CHEESE territory.
BLAST DOCKS
Long stretches Of the once
humming dock area in Hong
kong were blown up by the
bombers and several ships were
hit. Fierce fires were licking at
warehouses and other buildings
as the American planes headed
for their base.
While the bombers were WIS.,
iting Hongkong. six other AM
erican fighters found 20 Japan
csc fighters in the air over
south Yunnan province, south
west China, and shot down three
planes and probably destroyed
four more without loss of AM
erican. aircraft. This brought the
days score over China to 13 ia
panese planes certainly destroy
ed and probably nine others.
Brig. Gen. Caleb v. Haynes,
chief of the U. S. bomber COM
mand in China, personally led
the bombers on the flight to
Hongkong and Col. Robert L.
Scott commanded the fighters.
The operation was directed by
Brig. Gen. Claire l.. Chennault,
commander of u. S. Army Air
Forces in China, from an ad-
vanced air field.
FIRST ATTACK
It was the first time the ia
panse conquerors of Hongkong
had been attacked in the strong
hold since they occupied it last
Christmas.
(The japanese, in their broad
cast version of the raid, said
that eight large planes dropped
incendiary bombs from a high
altitude over Hongkong at $3.50
pm. yesterday. The Japanese
government general at Hong
kong was quoted as describing
the damage as negligible. The
government general said all the
japanese planes involved in the
fight returned safely to their
base. The Hongkong raid SEEM
ed to indicate that American
planes were prowling the China
sky in increasing numbers.
General Chennault's air task
force, in a 12-hour flight Oct. FL
destroyed the power plant and
put out of commission q number
of the Kailan coal mines 80
miles northeast of Tientsin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-26

Potrero de Llano No. 4, one
of the largest oil wells ever
brought in, produced 10000
barrels of oil In the first 90 days
of its operation. The oil gushed
forth at the enormous rate
of $4,000 barrels q day, and a
lake reservoir was constructed
TO hold il.
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TOOTH RINGS


Boy or girl for delivery, stea.
dy work. Chance for advance.
ment. Bannow Drug, Mt. Glenn
ems.
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Creolnuldou relieves promptly BE-
cause Il goes right to the seat q the
trouble. to help loosen and expel
qerm leden phlegm, and cid nature
70 soothe end heal raw. tender. In.
named bronchial mucous mem.
btanee. Tell your druggist 70 sen you
= bottle Of Creomulsion with tho I'm.
defstending you must Ike tho way Il
quickly allays the cough or you are
e hAve your money back.
CkEoMULSIoN
fes ceughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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SOlOrnOns
Continued from Page u


night of Oct. 1928 and a heavy
cruiser, or battleship, was posi-
bly, damaged by a torpedo hit.
On Oct. rs Douglas "Daunt-
less" dive-bombers swoop e d
down on an enemy force Of cruz
sers and destroyers Immediately
north of Florida Island, which is
about 13 miles north of Guadal-
canal, and damaged a cruiser.
The preceding night another en-
envy cruiser was reported prob
ably damaged about 800 miles
northeast TO Guadalcanal.
Vote On November B.
RILEY'S HOAX
James Whitcomb Riley rose to
fame through hoax. He cred
tied one of his poems to Edgar
Allen Poe and, when the world
acclaimed it as q Poe master
piece, revealed himself as the
author.
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Hong Kong

Continued from Page ~
tries and 10 to Is per cent of
the coal needed for heating this
winter in Japan.
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Vote On November s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Soldier in Taxi
Hurt in Collision

Sgt ] s~4rdsn ~ Camp Mr.
reg nss tsksE 70 FORT f-s~ts hos
p.t.l Sunday nlEhf with facial
lse<rstlons received wk<n the tszi~
cab In which hs Vas riding rsmned
the rear u sssth<f ear en- the Pa
afel highway slightly norsh a
Poades station. the state patrol
said Monday.
The taxi Was driven By 6. A.
schnmann. -. Of ga Broadway,
who tsla officers he struck tbs
other ear amen is driver. Mrs.
C. yoris u 1921 18th ave. y. =,
Seattle. pulled from aiongads tn<
highway N front u him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Irwin S Trap
Record Perfect
Jim Knocks Down
SO Straight Torgets

Jim Irwin shot a perfect &c
score In the skeet event on the
Tacoma Gun club program Sunday.
It's q fairly common stunt with
Jim, whose pappy, Harry, il a
veteran scattergun performer from
the Mississippi river bottoms. Pat
Murphy WAS second with IS and
Earl Colson third with 81
Charles Mael won the l6-yaru
event with As out of so. Andy
Rowe, Dick Hall and Joe Nc
knight tied for second place with
46's. J. D. Irwin and Lou Plante
were next with IS.
Mcknight won the handicap with
perfect rs. Charles Msel ant
Miles Jelinek were tied with %.
The doubles event went to PAT
Murphy with 10. Joe Wallace was
second with Il and Miles feline
and Jim Crawford were even WITH
Is. There will be another shoot
next Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

Senators Lead Grapefruit Loop

Technically. the Chicago
Cubs are In first place with
percentage Of 1000 In three
games but the Bruins have
beaten = minor league club
and yesterday divided their
squad into two teams which
registered . pair Of Victories
The Senators have scored ali
their triumphs AZ the expense Of
ma 3or league opponents - six Of
seven Rannes-snd have iost only
70 the New York YANKEES.
OF course. the Senators cannot
be seriously rated ss a psnnani
possibility or even q choice for the
first division BY their spring VIC
tories but the clubs ability 70 VII
80 often after their infislo's dsei.
nation undoubtedly must send II
10 a notch or tao IN ths future
book
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
King Of Silver
Trial Winner

EIJ.ENsBTRs King Of Silver
pointer. owned by John Kaufman
If klamath Falls. Ore. Non the
Pacific Coast championship Sun.
day here. II was The second tlms
King Of Silver. 0 years Old. mad
won. He became ths first dog
ever TO win the honor twice.
IN. dog yss handled BY Alan
Sharpe Of Willows. Cal. VINO also
handled Silver in the 1870 event
Lloyd Suffers Lady Deluxe son
the 1871 race. Suffer- ia q Taco.
man. No r1nner-gp Was named
the judges. Carl psuison. Spokane
and Nanny Goodman. Blaine de
c.dInT King Of Silver sss IN .
class By hlms<lf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Local Terrier
Wins Honors

About nine months ago friends
presented Mrs. Edna Sessions,
1929 No. It'll st, with a six
months-old female Kerry Blue
terrier.
Johnny Long. well known Ia
coma bench show dog handler,
prevailed upon Mrs. Sessions to
enter the little animal in COM
petition.
Mrs. Sessions finally agreed
and the animal won hest OF
breed and placed In the ter
rier group at the Salem, Ore,
show n couple Of weeks ago.
Five points went toward
championship.
Then at the Portland show the
other day the little animal won
best OF breed for another five
points toward championship. or
Just five points away from that
coveted goal.
Naturally Mrs. Sessions thrilled
nj her pets achievement and now
aims for the championship. Mrs.
Sessions gives Long unstinted
praise in handling her dog.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Hockey


The New York Rangers won the
seasons championship Of the Ma
tional Hockey league Sunday
night. defeating the Chicago Black
Hawks. 81. while the Brooklyn
Americans upset the Toronto
Maple Leaves, s-s. Detroit olinehsd
fifth place by defeating sixth-plaes
Montreal. Al.
The only teams not assured .
Stanley cup playoff berth are The
csnadiens and Americans. Sep
arsted by two points. each has
one game 10 play. Brooklyn at
Boston on Tuesday and Toronto II
Montreal on Thursday. The num-
Der Of goals scored may decide the
possible deadlock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
BOWLING

Ralph Ralston, first year
bowler in the Woco league, was
outstanding in the commercial
tournament held on the Coliseum
alleys over the weekend, winning
the all-events title of the tourney
end placing among the winners In
every event.
First place In the team
event went to the Pennants of
the Coliseum Commercial
league with a score Of 2.ell,
including handicap.
Jim Riley and Bud Leyda wor
first in the doubles event witt
1.1e7.
Lew Sherman took first In ths
singles with 642, which included
u pins handicap.
Ralston won the ali events
prize with q three game series
Of 1,7s2, including 2s2 pins
handicap. He rolled 48s In the
team event, sos in the doubles
and 81 In the singles.
The winning team score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

1912 Pierce County Int.r-Leagtl.
heskstbau semI-flnsls are sched-
uled for Stadium boys gym Tues
day night.
e Dlsision-7 O'Clock. Pgysilup
Christians Va. la GranGe.
Il DlviEion-s o'clock, Gachin-
lsts Va. Jefferson Park.
A Divisions O'Clock. Motor
"a Lakewood Community.
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Il he MoWs


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
NEW YORK

NEW YORK Spring training
NAV be a bore 70 basebalfs vet
Grams and the exhibition game
schedule 3 tedious grind TO both
old timers and rockies but II mas
been like q tonic TO the Washing
ton Senators. ugly cueklings Oh
IN. American league
Clark Grifhths club wound up
In a tie for sixth place with the
81. Louis Browns last year and
this season. It's infield ridoied py
IN. loss Of four third basensn TO
the armed services. its pitching
staff headed BY a sz-yesr-old vet
eran and its outfield without a 800
hitter. was rated as 100-1 shot
But after IS days Of Grapefruit
league play. Washington led the
parsd. today with q gaody .ssI
average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Astoria Wins
Oregon Crown

SALEM. or~.-HlKh sehool has
ketbsll players returned 10 their
elsssfooms to-day. after taking
part in the orrron state tourns.
msnt which "a. ellm.xed hy
Astoria's st.77 championship VIC
tory Saturday night over Cor.
wallis.
naker took third piar> With
$50 triumph ever Mo-
ford. North md wes fcartA
BY defeating NJ Angel as-sA.
and Miitcu-frp<~at~r canse N
nth With . at-11 sia ever
Oregon City.
Astoria's Fishermen won their
second straight title after . hard
fought fsms srsinst Corvallis.
Astoria led 1918 at the half.
Rube wirkkunen led the Finh-
ermsn's offenss with ID points. and
bob Knoll WAS high for Corvallis
with eight
Aedfofd took an early lead
against Baker. holding . ILL.,
advantage Al the half. bat faded
In the third and fourth periods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
acoma Enters Semi-pro Loop
League Opens
Play on May 3
Rolph Reed Posts
Money for This City

The Northwest Semi-Pro Base
bal league VIII open play May )
with five, and possibly SIX. teams
in the loop.
Tacoma. Renton. Olympia
Everett and Bellingham posted
franchise money at 4 meeting Of
league directors yesterday AT
Seattle. but Yakima awaited army
authority to use field before
making a definite entry.
William ]. (Nee1 Coyle of
Seattle was elected president
of the league. succeeding
Homer X. Jones, former
Bremerton mayor who In In
the navy. doe johnson of
Seattle was elected vice presi-
dent, and Bill Grader of Scat
tie WAS named secretary
treasurer.
Twilight games will be played
Wednesdays. Fridays and Satur-
DAYS. and afternoon games Sum-
DAYS. A Shaughnessy playoff
will decide the championship.
Olympia is the defending cham
pion.
Directors are Harry Stoller,
Bellingham; John Burt. Olympia !,
Babe Barberis, Everett; Waldo
krauklis, Renton; Ralph Reed,
Tacoma, and II. A. Sontheimer.
Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Youth Fatally Injured
Shooting ii Pigeons

OLYMPIA Leroy tnotss. 10. II
skooknmsnues. wss injured fatally
Sunday while shooting al pigeons
in a barn near Bunods. Prosecution
John y. Lynch ssld Monday. Ths
youth was nath his Two younger
brothers and ths shooting sppsr.
entity VAS accidental. he s.id
Officers were lnysstisstsng Non.
day 10 determine from Whose gun
the fatal bullet ~as fired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
GOLF

Fircrest golfers playing on their
home course Sunday took II places
out of 20 In the Tacoma Golf asso-
Citations first sweeps of ie42.
Bob Van De Mark and Bud
Anderson. Firerest. Won low gross
honors with SO.
Ora A. Watkins and Ralph
Teats won first low net with
72-1o-6z. They are FIR
cre~ters.
second lou n~t ~ent 10 Nell
Leelie and DIR. George Moosey
of Fircrest. 7a-sI,-sapi.
Third low net was won by Elmer
Clark and George Eokmsn, Mead
ow Park. 75-1ola-64ls.
Second division: James II. An.
derson and Joe Hurley. Firerest,
so-16a-63ia. Fred Henricksen
and Gus Partridge. Forrest. 81
16ls-641s. Archie Mclean AND
c. f. Bonnell. Firerest. s0-la-65
Third division: Arthur Drip
and Henry Loren. Fircrest. 1918 =
-64la. John Hunt. Fircrest, and
Dick Warbler. Highland. s5-is-s6
Joe osier and John Taylor. Fir.
crest. s6-17 s-6sh.
There were Is2 entries. Fir
crest entered 80. Brookdale 25,
Meadow Park Is. Highland u,
Allenmore rs and Linden ..
Dick Warbler. Highland. won tn
special event. closest drive to tbs
pin on hole No g. He WAS Is feet
away. Howard Olson. Meadow
Park. WAS second. Is feet inches
and Frank Unger. Meadow Park
was third, q feet.
The Brookdale Mems Golf eluf
medal play tournament on full
handicap Sunday at Brookdsle:
First division winners - V. r
Vaudeville. s6-2o-66: Bob Wilson
se-1e-e7: Wally Carr. ss-1s-e7
Jerry Wood, ss-20-ss; Jim Cham
berlain. 1926 60: Hal Cram. 1oi.
81 So: Geo. Holm. s0-ii-sa.
Saturday. medal play. fun handi'
cap. winner Lew Staples. 7s-6-
f 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Poggie Meet

The Tacoms Poggi. club will
meet Tuesday night a. o'clock
at Odd Fellows temple 10 discuss
the various resolutions 70 be aired
at the Washington State Sports
Council At the Bsllingham meet
ing soon. A magician also VIII
give an act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Role Taking
|Colifis Treatments

TOLEDO, o.-Rod Roife. New
York Yankees third baseman who
has been undergoing treatment for
colitis by a Toledo specialist. said
today he expects 10 report this
week to the Yanks' training camp
in ST. Petersburg. Fla.
Rolfe said he has delayed sign
ing a contract partly because Of
uncertainty over his physical con-
dition. He said he will retire II the
aiIment becomes severe again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
TAFT Winner

VICTORIA. n. &C. w. TAFT Of
Calgary. Alta. held the Sir Id.
ward Beatty trophy today. ON.
blematie Of his victory in the itth
annual Empress golf tournament.
he defeatsd Frank Wright Of
Anseortes. Wash. D and I. In the
finals Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Todd Of Victoria won
the womsn's championship BY de.
feating Mrs. Ken Lawson. also Of
Victoria. I and }. Mrs. Lawson
had won the titls twice In previous
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
REMNANTS

The Patchers OF the Veneer
league won second place with 2,f6s
and Hampton. of the United Indus
tries circuit, placed third with
1856.
Doubles winners were: Riley
and Lesds l.le7. John Roman
and Pat Murphy i.lse. George
Bucsko and Walt Silseth l.isa,
=. Nilvers and A. Manske
Lib. Ralph Ralston and Ted
Johnson l.lse. Bill Ellison and
John White 1,166.
Singles winners included: shsr
man 642. Mike Miller 6ie, 'Bol
Holt Gil, Lew Evansich SOS, Ralpl
Ralston sos, Len juicy sos, Z
Sherman 5e2, Leo Penowich SOC
A. Welliyer $50. Walter siisen
$50. all scores being subject to
final check by Fern Coles. tourns
ment manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
One Italian, II
Japs Taken Here

One Italian ana IL japanese
aliens were still In custody In
Seattle Monday following week
end raids on homes and business
firms In the Tacoma area.
~. D. Fletcher. head Of the Sc
sttis FBI Office. said fhs Japanese
were arrested because of their
activity In pro-Jspsnsss orTanizs.
tons OF sssoeisiions No state
msnt wss made ~ TO the essss
for the Italians arrest
Several arrests were also made
in and around Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Hero Eddie Studied Tor Pacific
Part Since He Was L Years Old

tIecueno ttupee Hpes WVSt
ALTON. ~. =. fandemonium
broke loose among the 1Te cadets
At Western Military Aeademy.
The radio IN the dnrmitory WAS
droninr out war n~ws. And then.
suddenly =.
ssrhe aasy Department 49,
sesaees that ~ ~ ~ saesHy
homlep were shst asws n
aetiss ~~at ~ shs 0ilesst
tnlnnAs.
Lieut.. Eawasd u. OMAR
pessssaiiy sccsusts1 fss sas
bamhprp.s
Lieutenant oHars's bas II N
IL an sll-tlme individual reeord.
The closest approach - David !.
inKails' five In World war l.
Western Military Academy g.
dets had heard Of Eddie o1iafs.
Their officers had mentioned his
name among numerous graduates
In the armed forces. The ensuing
b<dlam WAS more than . eslsbra.
tiau. II vas the pride and very
personal triumph that . western
man had done ths job.
oHAHE HAD tsis OWN
COLLECTION or Guns
Among officers, there was mol
only rejoicing hut rsminsseinE
OF . shy. good -natsrsd irish lad
In q nsst oadst uniform WIN On.
tered Western - . yeunastsf ~
II and graduated . iTs-pos,nd
husky. Anna psiis.bound. FIVE pears
later.
OF The expert marksaAn shs
spent lnsumsrsbls Afternoons On
the rifle range. svsrsKins from iTe
10 lao hits out of 100.
we practically sssssis~1
the pistol tsasn - - snesss-
ussdstiss 10 E<b1ts.- ven.avts
Col. D. 1. Jsnksss. ssrssts-
tesdest Of ~ srhesl.
.ne ~ss esssy sisst sssst-
lag hsd kis sss ssitsrtsss
Of gass."
OF ths willing yoansstsr sho
plugged away - an assdlstlne
sslshsa guard On The Western
football team for Two years
OF an honor student ~ho Krsdss
atsd In tbs uprsr fsn,n VI his class
49, . lieutenant In ths cadet bal
talon. appeared in several sehooi
dramatic prodseties-. ras sss~n
a. sssfef' 70 bis classmates for
soms insxplleshis reason. he esr-
islnly didn't fiddle while fhs hattie
burned
pI.AyED wATgk rOsO
At NAVAL ACADEMY
We're they surprised 81 k.idls
oHxres unparalleled feat. which
made him an ace In one lnersdssis
Afternoon
NO says colonsi Jackson. All
he required sss the opportunity.
There vas never . askfe afpsn1t
able cadet than Eddss We knew
once he had fhs ehsDes. nd come
through"
OHars. ike many . Western
slumnss. rsessysd IN spD<anifnsns
70 Annapolis In 1899 A. The naval
se.dsmy he played water polo. ih<
toughest ~ games. was swsfesd
numerals In his freshman year and
intramurai aneatloa a. a. ngg~f-
elsssman He did not eonpsfs IN
varsity sports
Upon Ersauailsa In 1897. ~
va asslkssa 10 the q. >. =.
ses Aesiss. ThouEs slwsss
Interested 10 slrpixsss. he DID
act bsesn< setsss IN sslstisa
astli assigned 10 the Naval AR
sehoei AZ Pensacola In 1888.
Commissioned a iIsgts ntant.
junior grade. in July. 1870. hs was
sent 10 the Pacific. Dec. .. the das
after Pearl Hsrbor.
Reports stated that the zs-yssr-
cd q Hars vsx alons On hls daring
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fat wi sv,~n1s claim ~ ~
h.v. h.4 4 ssmesa,s.s . ri
.u.ns~I ~hs~s \. 49, /. d. -.
IF. ,hs-,sx
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So. .ss.. -
- - 80 49,
- i
- ...-..s- -. -
0AkoaTGaa NOT - Ls,Cwr
AoAlseT VOTING O'MAnG
Lieutenant oftfsrss father wss
/. brilliant NJ. f.s.z11. il wxsx IN n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Local Riflers
Shoot Outdoor

The Tacoma Rifle and Revolver
club fired its first 80 csliber rifle
match Sunday on the outdoor
range.
Although II WAS cold and bust
cry there Was a good turnout Of
riflemen.
Twenty-Five shooters psrtici-
pated In the match which carried
the paul Lspp trophy.
Sergeant Norman q. Horn.
formerly Of Arkansas and now
stationed at Camp Murray.
won the trophy with = score
of lbs out Of a possible ZOO.
followed b, Chef Psnison who
shot 1872.
Shooting for the trophy was
done with the .so-0e government
rifle at 200 yards offhand. 200
yards rapid fire. 800 yards rapid
fire and 600 yards slow fire, ten
shots in each position.
Following are the scores.
Sgt X O Horn. ia Che, Paul
son ia Herbert Newman. l7a Art
DanaxaY. ITO. LArTg Walsh It's. Il
Hicksrson. It's Il. Ashmzn. ITO. Ing
bret Tants 1872 sst Tsckeft. ies
irene paulson. 10 Elmer huzzy. 20
Roy Bsryen. i5s. A Hansen. lel.
Lawrence Bloom. i45 Charlie Nor
rel izz Sgt Dost3f "a
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80 Skeef Targets
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