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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23
Happenings Of Local Interest

Seaman Third Class Ronald
Harris, who is at he Naval
Training Station at Farragut,
Idaho, is home on leave.
Jake Roberts. piano turner of
Lewistown, who was in Brown
ing last week on professional vi
sit, is spending this week on Flat
head Lake. planning to return
next week. He makes occasional
visits here to tune pianos.
Lille LaPIante. who is a men,
Der of the WAC, stationed at
Daytona Beach. Fla, has been
home enjoying a furlough with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arnold of
Cut Bank. accompanied by his
parents of Stanley. N. D.. and
sister. M r 8. Ina buchanan of
Poplar, we're here Sunday visit
ing Mrs. Arnold's mother, Mrs.
Annie Duncan. They spent most
of the day at Two Medicine.
D. C. Millions of Havre. field
supervisor of Buttreys Foods, is
here this week in charge of the
local store, in the absence f
Richard Taught, who is at Bill
in9s.
A number of BIackfeet have
been attending the annual en-.
campment of the Canadian Blood
Indians, which began the fore
part of July.
Mrs. Richard Grant. who 6
taking the baths at Hot Springs,
is doing nicely. according to word
received bv her daughter, Mrs.
Cora Buel.
The Yegen Hotel Barber Shop
will be open Saturday. July "a,
Monday, July 26 and Wednesday,
July %.
If you appreciate service and
good Merchandise trade at the
Quality Market.
Jake Roberts. piano tuner of
Lewistown, will be in Browning
next week. Those wishing his
services may leave word with
Mrs. Smell or rhone 40 for ap
pointment. Is lite
CD. Bud Elsthagen. W h o is
with a medical unit a t Gang
Kohler, near Sacramento, Calf.
is home on furlough.
Miss Lucille Roholt is residing
at Missoula during the summer,
being employed in clerical ca.
pacity at the University.
The Chief il in receipt of word
from H. Iverson at Indianapolis,
Ind. this week in which he re-
news his subscription. Formerly
he operated cleaning and press
ing shop here, while at present
he is employed in war industry
plant.
Miss Doris Bolshaw, who &C.
companied Ruth Shannon home
from Long Beach, Calf. recently
and who had been her guest since
the fore part of the month, re-
turned last Thursday to resume
her work at the Douglas Aircraft
Corporation.
Dick Taught was in Billings
several days this week attending
the merchandise mart.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23

j Pfc. Robert SERVER was here
visiting home folks last Satur-
day and Sunday, returning Sun
day afternoon to the Great Falls
airbase, where he is a member of
the trumpet section of the 5Oth
army air corps band.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23

summer. She wagers that with
/ q the next several years she
will have all the present day
rodeo performers backed off the
map. and that no wild horse ever
born will be able to toss her.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23

DR.. M. F. Keller, Optometrist.
422 Ford Building. Great Falls.
may be consulted at the Yegen
Hotel. Saturday, Aug. 21. Eyes
examined and correctly fitted.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-07-23

Ruth Shannon this week on
tered the employ Of Mrs. Ber-
niece Lewis 40 q range rider,
planning to remain during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
Store and Municipal
Financing SIumps

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9,-Wartime
curtailment of new financing by
States and municipalities in 1912
was mostly responsible for a
sharp drop in such operations to
the lowest level in 10 years, the
Daily Bond Buyer reported.
The total for 1912 was $570, 240. 728,
compared with 81 ,229 ,493,072 in 194l
and the 1o-year high of s1,4s7 $685.
294 In, 1910. The previous low in
the past decade was 1884, 1896
in 1887.
The amount of new financing in
December by political subdivisions
also was at a new 10-year low. The
total for the month was 500 1879 789,
compared with S90,578,429 in De-
cember, 194l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
u. ). Shoe Production
Declared Far Above
Normal Needs
International Co. Reports
Big Supply Prevented
Serious Shortage
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9. - Interna-
tional Shoe Co. said today the Ma
tons shoe production has been well
in excess Of normal consumer re-
quirements, thus preventing any Sc
rious shortage from developing as
a result of abnormal demand.
Reporting record sales of $l44.256,-
S88. the company announced its net
income for the fiscal year ended
Nov. 80 was $6,s94,952, after Fed
eral income and excess profits taxes,
as compared with $7,207,037 in. the
preceding year, after taxes of 81
484,042. Earnings were $2.08 a
share on the common stock against
$2.15 in the 194l fiscal period.
The company said it was the
largest producer of military shoes
in the country. with Government
business accounting for Is per cent
of its dollar volume and II per
cent Of its production in pairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
BARGAINS
Among 1912 Laggards

Our big Annual Review-Jan. Is is
sue-points out the most promising
stocks that have lassed so far. Ten are
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

tunit Of trading. ten shares sales printed IN run
In bankruptcy OF receivership being reorganzed
under Bankruptcy Act securities assumed ~ such
eonpanies Rates Of divdends n M ioresoane tam
annun! o,s1nIsemsns 1ased On last quarterly o.
eia Or extra dy.dsndI ere not nefuded "a 81 divi.
dend II X rlghts. Also extra or extras. Cash
e ssset oseasxs4 e paad 20 tT thss ysaI. Fay.
funds. Aeeumuiated dividends Dad Or declared TIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
CURB SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Stocks on
the N. Y. Curb Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Bsnds on
the N. Y. Stock Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoins
the last quarterly or semt-annual declafa-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included. Also
last year. Playable in stock. . Declared
or paid - far this year. PAYABLE in
Canadian funds. : Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year. w With war
rants. N without varrAnta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

Stock & Div. Rate. Hish Low Clos. chse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-10

Week Ending Saturday, Jan. 9, 1913.

t0sseatisns FsrnisheA ~ the Associated ffess;
1857 Stock and Sales Net
XIV nsta
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
M.P.High
.BuysPlane
Years Sales Top
$780, 600. Price OF
q. S. Light Bomber

VIM SAYS tfe students Of the
Mos Point High school aren't -
hind the United Stated ~ tins
ar
Aost - them mas be too far
below ihe age ltmit O. aou tie
anliafm II & serVice men u We
mans auxiliary bui theY aren't
to young ~ pat . bomber into
fs a4r ia SIS their lighting fof
them
II ths fual war bond and
stamp safe rally OF tins school
session which was held TUESDAY.
faae students purchased So as 81
aauds s4d skyrocketed the seaesa.
$50 TIE fop with O grand total
81 SfaI.ag6 81 Iuls exceeds Is
mafs taaH 81 eco the goal u slso.
aaa which Wa set 0y thr sta
gents iaf fhe purchase ~ . Aehl
hauaN8
The plane Wll bear ths nams
Tie spirit 81. Muz Paini Huge
aHa fse name ai each hifh aeaoa.
zfaaeHI WtH d. carr.ea Rithiu
He HsuEsf
IHefa aivt laeen monthly IA.
November sna tha
HIe HsssIaaa g cinaaN in AuaI
NHsH - support of tbt aesaaa
H aftxe tHt students Nefa
pa aHe iei eslc al Sa1.laa s.
u sala na STAMPS
fhe total for NusemBel at
Ire smallest ul taem aIl being
H se ln December iHs
aHaaIni IaHprd tg s2I Cos = aue
fHsn esaa fht bsulet month %.
April Ile BIAS ssie bruaehi rs
so elIaHfs to "a CLOSE
A. al ub " once eseI
HaHHH tfe students ut tat seIaa
marched 81 the front oi the aad5.
HafaaH - tae mlsic ol tae aaaa
Haaa md paansgd down auefhiHI
##aHH aIHt be b check luf $ -.
- Haaa ago stamp, TIE Sla
cents reviewed Ml cooperation
aa fae eIlizens of Mes Pom
curing them campaign - zen.
2 aaHae uta tae flFhf agaIHs
Hhs susa8se 81 tle United States
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Jackson County
Neurs Bond Sale
Quota Sci For May

IL the first two weeks 81 H
- NaH County mas cafns
S relatively small figure ~
HF tie ulaga for tt.f entire
mslnih according h. figure
nilssa - Eugene Fly ~ us
Wag savings staff
The quota SCI for t14ls
fof the entire month Is
ana uB u Mas i6 : toial szIa
81 81 had been inNesJe +
Bonds THIS leaves b
only sc So SO e. b. sold nc
tie remaining DAYS oi Ma n
quota Tor the entire state
~ as - eco 0go and the aHe
reached during the tive
q S. 7s3 use o. 81 cent
II tae entire amount
Amounts follow BtF Point
sla75 Escaiawpa S7}2 a8u
Ter s4Ba So Kreale, 81 luo
Point 81 ~ So ocean Sprung
aIeH78 pascagoula Sal
ear. s5e Is Orange Grove
a aas SIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Final Figures
On Red Cross
Drive Released

Virtually the entire amount Of
tue original Quota srt for jackson
County during the annual Red
Cross koll Call and Waf Fund
Drive was r.sised IN Psscagoala
according L. final figures re-
leased Thursday by J " bFum-
field PascaEuuia area chairman
Other sections 81 the county more
than maiehe5 tie S9.576 8 raised
~ Pascagouia however. with the
result that the quota Of $4,000
WaS doubled ln the county
- The eutlre amount raised. s.
peneent q the sum IS retained n
Jackson County for carrying ca
Red Gross activities and the -.
naming - percent goes g. the
national headu uarters IN Wash
ngton
Following IS the statement re-
leased - Mr. bramheld
have today turned over =
the American Red Cross Va
hand s9s7e IS
= SAINT 20 express ms appHe.
elauan 81 behalf OF the BED Cross
= Al those wh0 contributed =
shIs fund / ara especially CRATE
IL 70 those individuals and Or
carnations which are listed be
IaN
Il every instance these msa
and organizations volunteered
ter services gladly and from
lHla Iaaks 81 the total amount eaI=
IeeIed effectively
ShipYsrd Group Active
The following groups account
- faH sac amounts credited BE-
=. Ingalls, Shipbulidlng Cor.
nafaHlan S. 2s7 rs Cooperating
= lAe raising o. thus sum Wene -
EHafasHhoed 81 Painters DscoHaf.
- 80 FapzFhanEers Of AmeHIea
Leeal unlan Iz25 Brothernood q.
Continued trcn PAGE 4
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R. |. ingalls, Sees Postwar Future
For Shipyard In Long Range Program

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ucH Il q pg R iaf
chairman u te afd 81 ts
Infsils ain6a3 aiag
eseIaHea tas3 tht fatife 81 s.
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nasa ae lnuuaf
IL the s4Hf Mf lnaails
guest sos s af
sca ~ ta sta aunaa
Aue pfe aa aian asaa a
81 dseksan Thaffiey FRIDAY
SATURDAY.
speSksae - fbe e
plosa ID fa i9ie Uf HssH ~
4ae snlresfn wct has
efee ne population ~ fsaa
fr5u Il Hsefe thar 81
H. Ingala sep3eied tse aak -
workman compensation lae -
TIE siae aee FtnE tsat
s.pps 6aeasla feaiiy fauE iH ~
II shame = fastr ine 8isitnetsaaa
q kelnH lha mnly state m fff
unlau NIiisui stNh s a
MISSISSIPPI mas no uea laH.
thaak l. 3 certain swell organ
atsa aeossp he charged fhe
Rrusip IneiU3s 6 iew emp
aFsa mlsHuNe8 employee
haxe iaf 3e 81 riieoine He
zlassa ii4e writing 81 aseh
an aaf statute A wa kinan
1amnensaii8u lam s more taz
& - Iasn an insurance
pasHt sat M htanaHW aHe
eaan am q So 81 efHzs
4bse te aaa1afe saif suuIae
ana ihase Participating ~ ta
less ~ the injured empo
eets 81 me muney anu Wiheul
oelay
Nr Ingalls, eololea oa fhai
Ihe ingalls, slapEarc ~ P&eea
guaals Nss = sound gosng gafHl
Aelafe lise uaiirresk 81 tbe Ns1
lie 24ee e9N8st ffse sat faE
shx f-feasenaQus mefeae e.
payment buf ns added when
Ire guns cesse iatnk 81 aI
eeaglHae e. egnstFuri ships flaaf
i. Il any are building ii TIE
United States Va also AOpe H.
aEonunusd on Page a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Court Opens
After Four
DaYsReccess
Murder Indictment
Returned BY Grand
Jury Against Negro

Seven indictments were made
public Tins week bv TIRE grand
Jury meeting n connection with
ne spring term ~ cEctit court
ama IA addition seven cases were
disposed 81 by the court Judge
l. G. Corban is presiding
Court Was ADJOURNED on the
week end untli Thursday ana
proceedings were resumed with
the empaneliinR of two neN "a
RES t. serve the reniatnaef q
tie week Mos, 81 uae FIRST court
aav ttlls week was consumed y
: e5yIi case IN which Mrs K T.
IlIlman Is demanding uamages
from the Wallace NJ Quinn Fish
cries far poultry aleeediy Killed
b n1l refuse from the FISHERY
plant Pressing the case for Mrz
rfllman were r b and James
Il Ford and defending lawyers
are Ii Z Heidelberg and Car
Marshall of Guiipurl
l. =. Hannah. charged with
stealiug q bicycle from Harris 3
Haywood wss indicted and found
guilty On a petty larceny charge
Wmu ii wss found the vaiae d
the bicycle was under So he
nleaa guilty o. this charge IN
esa4rf and was sentenced to q
tine Of So and costs by Judge
Curban The sentence also car
RED q jall sentence Of ~ DAYS
Win a. days suspended during
good behavior.
Hatarn hsnnaax IndiOfmeEt
vii Travis. negro ~ho about
tWo weeks ago killed ms VIE
Maggie Travis by stshbng her
several times with al a. pick
was indicted for murder BY the
grand Jury lie was not a~rraigned
immediately. however
Herman Saxion Was indicted on
charges Of burglary and larceny
lie aIIeeediy broke into Virgins
Drug store and stole several art
cles lie plead guilty anu Wsa
sentenced 70 four years n the
state peuiteniIafg
William James was indicted On
three different c0unts-rzpe IN
eeat and londhng e female enild.
lie IS scheduled 20 come t. trial
an these charges next week Jol#
Is Parish was indicted by the
grand jury and plead guiity IA
open court 60 charges OF bur
gary and larceny IN an Ocean
Continued from Page =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Seniors Have
DR.. Terhune AS
Guest Speaker

Dir IhuFi0n 1ernunn- head 81
tire history department 81 Tulans
University ia New Orleans. Wi
te the etsest speaker Of the grad.
uallan Exercise June ! al Il
pm. winch wall bring 70 az off.
eial CLOSE the Ias24s school year
A conceft bv the Paseagoula
Hugh school band viii serve as
8 musical prelude 10 the program
which viii be held N the hugh
school auditorium and the seniors
A-a1lanlsE - tke elM6af ussasse
'ret e 8 mocessional played BY
tn band The Rev. l. r Green
WI open the program with the
invocation and Shirley Zleglef.
salutatarian and Carl Merehee.
vsledwt0riana Will give the annual
address 81 the two class mem
be- who rank highest IN the
Grade average for the high school
course THE awarding Of the ii.
plomas Nlll be the climax Of the
program
Among those receiving then ii.
planas VIII he three absentee
members-uow n the armed
flores st TIE United States They
are EIasd Dick Gregory Scholies
and aubrey Walter Wilton
These h8Be viii be- unable 10 a.
lend taeiH graduation ceremonies
hHf thef will receive their dl.
piomas Tor the completed mgr
school gauFss
Class Night
4 h.eh Light o. the school clos
lnE ana commencement program
win U senior class night to be
hsid to-day. Friday at 6 pm II
the audifofium The program WtlI
b. opened with the Junior class
soHE ana closed with the song 81
tie senior class Carroll LOUIS
Clifford Jr class president vii
MAKE the Welcume address ana
othefe participating Boa the pro.
gram Nill be Jos SWarfWout class
historian Dorothy Robinson Wha
WlH give the class wlll Rachel
aafanef Rittorian and jean
Befna Who will prophesy the
EutaEe - beer CLASSMATES The
pfesenlatIau 0f awards viii faI.
he the lighter numbers
Tine Essential IS the tome
chosen a1 Ties Rev r " ulmef.
pasiaH q tine FIRST Methodist
ehuHeH Hha Wlll deliver the bac.
ealaafeafe sermon SUNDAY n Il
an u fhs auditorium sara
Brlgss Hlii play the prelude and
the aual for ihe entrance
q fHs SENIORS after which the
aeNe5aas NIIl be sung by the en-
u1e 80 eatton Amerlca NJ
Neaazaaz land by Peers Wlil
p $40 - thc GJee club and
IL Heaadleuon by the minister
saa 3 Huae by Margle Emmii
VII e aas the service
1ha = Wells supennten-
aeni = as pascaeoula schools
point #af that most Of the
sat rred for the Eradu.
saah with the exeeu-
AsH $ Ultimately 90 seats
ne seating space n lha
sNaliH H8s been earmsrkea
:. r. as and their fan.
- tttes Application
70 1.e seats mas i
ma office OF Mr WeIas
- n s1,i 80 =, -
A=#A## Harfclse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
More Time Granted
Area Landlords To
Appeal Petitions

Landlords 10 ihe Ellux pasea
eaaa y keasa. ARA have
nesu granted 81 additional s.
as aa wheh So Gle applications
IL aesle0 af denied pegieog
Ares Rent Director RAYMOND G
Butler announced t0asy
PREVIOUSLY such applications
had - b. tiaea within D. ia Il
TIE DENIAL ~ q petition ghas Is
nov changed 20 B0 days
Tuis extension % the time
amt wa nasae Mr. ENtief staf
ed Ia erpe AsHaiimth ample tnas
n which a. Rsths. and furnish
additional material b. support 3
pstiisau fof adjustment which
mss been denied
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

AeWian Game ttis Aeek So
msiif anuasan-e r
- ihe aIl ~ State Taasa.s
sb5ezt = the a-t1u af
"a lhe AaHa Demo- HH
mafze
81 James eho i0-0
e ere teen state
SAD n H announcement az
q Re an a81aee st
e. II - pgi
as EaII abllsi.e anl
- he performance 81 Size aa
O re affsee
Following IS Mr JH
u8aneeuent
- THK PEOPLE OF NlsaIa
sIPpI
MAKE tins my lofna -
naanesmenf a. 8 candidate -
safe Treasurer. sauleet - go
acton = Ina Democratic Prime
zez - august
Va IGNORED me wiin au -
s t. iae term beginning ~
la and ending 3aaaa1
- when Z saalI eFa L
#sIsIa# da mr 1e. = Hs#
GO va prompt efficient
courteous service aDl 4 -
- e. serve sol. EaE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Diplomas Given
N. P. Graduates
Monday Night

The commencement program
~ the Mos Point High school
vii be ellmaxed with gradua
ton exercises Monday at SIS
pm al the school auditorium
Class night to-day FRIDAY. st the
same h8uf wiil open the week
end ceremonies and the haecs
laureate sermon viii ~ preached
b. the Rev a J B0yles pastor u
the Methodist church, SUNDAY 81
Il am
The theme ~ tine graduation
pruaram wil be Price Of Unity
Can We Pay It7 The program
VIII te opened with the proee
s4unal Coronation March from
Tie Prophet by Beer. PLAYED
b the high school band The Rev
Jewell Goimon. pastor Of the
kreple Baptist church viii give
the invocation and the Junior
elaSk viii bad = -isrssssll e. tlse
Seniors
Mazda Haarala, salutatorian.
vii speak on Sacrifices Made
~ Our Armed Forces and Bar
hara Walton valedictorian viii
have as her subject. Sacrifices
Made By Civilians Robert
Jones class precedent viii speak
on Unity Demands Total Sac
rlflce The brass qaartette % the
band VII present . musical fea
tufe Deep River, and Z A
khsyal principal Will make the
necessary announcements and
present the awards The diplomas
VIII BE- gwen the graduates By
4 l. Monroe superintendent Of
schools The War March Of the
Priest By Mendelssohn vii be
Used IS the recessionaI
Class Night
The red rose. class flower. vii
be prominent IN the decorations
tar the exercises a. Wli the class
eaiafs Of blue and Wtlte The
class motto IS Unity Today-Vic-
tory Tomorrow
The class night program viii
include 3 selection by the boys
aulntette composed Of Henry Iuf
uer Dcky Franklin. Harold
YaRn Bob Cirlot and John CIR
iot Elizabeth Harper wlH pre-
enf the class history and Dor
Bn0adas wn prophecy the fu-
ture Herbert Dryden IS class gift
arlan Features WlH be- the Sc
uIeH Ziegfteid girls 1ho are
Jackie Swami Jean Nelson. Ada
Hulis Jane Coulson Made Haa
raia Neys Cumbest and LaNerne
baaeile. ana The Faefhers
faee presented by the orch@
tHa and Senior boys
Mr Eogies Will have fof ms
topic SUNDAY Price Of Success
Continued On Page q
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D. O. Newman Is
Candidate For
Office Oh Sheriff

IL Mn le0e ~ the Chronicle
STAR ana Advertiser sp 41E
announcement ~ n q Newmsn
eaaaadlatt foT ihe office 81
eIlH 81 Jackson County sub
- IL action ~ ihr Democratic
Primary Elections io o. heta ii
august Mf Newman Be- toa Weii
tnasu e Require much nlra4i4sc
tam ffau a. tie has served the
county il various capacities Oar
4ne tIae pai several YeaFa-k
state highway palrolmBu Dep
uaf Sheriff and Jaiier ana County
HaHas4 Hanger ln an lheaf plsee
us les gwen paInsis6lBg and
honest attention 8u= meet tie pub
Iae s. servant of ihr people a.
Na Hesa ~ heip others when
fhe opportunity presented itself
liz = . Yelea8n or Words WarI
Ne believe ih8l 81 eleelea RI
Newman Htb make o. elesu hon.
e. aHa e~ueffrtle sheriff stsd tax
Eaeelaf. and R, eoIuguea8 ~
Li, ef ia
~. 49, -
- Ht5Fser u,5+ EWt $3.50
reTr. - rt,r r,ff.
0EfH.pF An. uetr
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