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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-07
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Grid YOuthfuls at Michigan
State Polish Off Practice

outnt and 1t does your heart goo
to watch them practice"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

iceland, Aug 25-AP- iceland
High School named Samuel NJ. Tay-
Tor, Chicago YMCA College coach
for ten years, as its athletic direc-
tor Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Central, Alma
Rely ON Navy

Alma, Mich, Aug. 25-AP-Cen-
trail Michigan and Alma College,
both relying heavily on Navy train
ees, inaugurate Michigan's 1914
collegiate football season here to-
night in what probably is the earli-
est opening game in the states grid
history.
Neither team Is long on veterans
but both have been practicing since
July and indications are that they
will be evenly matched for the arc
light encounter.
Central's coach, Ronnie Finch,
will send out a line averaging
slightly under $50 pounds a man
and backfeld that won't hit ITO.
Civilians Phil Kullman OF Mt. Pleas
ant and Pat Ankney OF Trenton
and Navy Trainee Billy Conn OF
Flint were expected to carry the
brunt of the Chippewas' ball car
rying.
Floyd e. (BilD Lear, going into
his first season as coach OF the
Scots. can send out two holdoyers
who saw some action in Alma's last
two games in 1913. They are Jack
Temple OF Detroit and Charles
Lectka OF Cadillac, both linemen.
After tonight's tussle both Cen
trail and Alma invade Ohio for their
second taste OF action-the Chippe-
was 10 Bowling Green for Sept l
date and the Scots to Granville, o.,
Sept. .. for a meeting with Denison.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Sports Roundup

New York-AP-Clyde English,
West Indian lightweight, was
Knocked down four times and belt
ed ont for keeps by Monte Pigna-
tore, New York, l3i-pounder, last
night at Fort Hamilton. but Eng
lish Won the fight. Pignatore had
English down for one eight-count
and three times for nine but be-
came over anxious and knocked
him cold after the bell rang ending
the second round. Referee Young
Otto disqualified the New Yorker,
much 10 the amusement OF 3,S05
paying customers and 1000 soldiers.
Chicd.u Winner OF the
first Two races I'm the international
star Yacht Worlds Championships,
and blocked i'm his try for the third
OF the series by bad start, Ger
aid Driscoll, 19.year-old San Diego.
Calf. skipper, was out today to
break his tie with Robert L. Lip
piRcott Riverton, ~. j.. boatman.
Lippincott, West Jersey fleet chal-
lenger, evened Driscoll's score OF
50 points I'm the third OF the five
race series yesterday when the
youthful former Merchant Mariner
who is now a Naval Academy ap.
pointee, encountered bad luck ar
the start
Great Lakes, Ill.-AP-The 1914
National A.A.U. outdoor Swimming
Meet opened at this L. S. Naval
Training Center today with nearly
dozen teams competing for the
championship crown that went un-
defeated by Yale, last years win.
ner. Favored to succeed Yale was
the host team-the Naval Stations
Blueiackets who were represented
by II swimmers, the largest entry
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

East Lansing, Mich, Aug. Is
AP-Michigan States youthful crop
of 1914 football candidates, most ot
them 17-year-olds, put in their
last ticks of a four-week summer
practice stretch today as Coach
Charlie Bachman described the 10
odd Spartan hopefuls as AN eager
bunch of boys. showing improve
ment every day"
Only one experienced player, Full
back Morgan Gingrass OF Mar
quette, Mich, who played with
Spartan teams OF 1941 and 1912,
was among squad members work
ing out in the summer drills. Forty
five of the candidates are in the
17-year-old group and several will
reach their 18th birthdays and be-
come susceptible to the draft before
States season opens in October.
Fall practice is scheduled to open
Sept. IL, giving the squad a full
month OF work before the Oct. IA
opener with Kansas State here.
Athletic Director Ralph Young still
is angling for additional games
however, and hopes to be able TO
book as many as two before the
Kansas State clash. Two prospec'
tive opponents, Boston College and
West Virginia, notified State yes
terday that they are unable to NIL
dates offered them.
Favored by cool weather for the
past week. Bachmans boys have
been scrimrfla ging almost since the
first day OF summer practice with
amazingly few casualties.
Among standouts in the early
drills were Guards Don Arnson OF
Muskegon. and Bob Godfrey, Mt
Clemens: Fullback Jack Breslin Of
Battle Creek, Az who has shown
promise as a punter; Tackle Dick
Massuch OF Lansing, and Halfbaci
Bob Bruegger also OF Lansing.
Line Coach John Kobs, who adj
mits the squad is short on expert
ence "but not on talent" said Arm
son and Godfrey, though small
would stack up favorably with near
ly any pair of college guards
Wei have pretty fair team, re
latively speaking" Kobs said. ~
wouldn't he good In normal times
hut the other clubs won't be Of pre-
war calibre either"
Young was overioyed al the turn
out in the first practice after state
| had sat out a year Of football
I'VE expected 30 and issued
more than 50 uniforms. Nearly II
have stuck through the -four
weeks he said
"They aren't veterans but wha
they lack In experience they almos
make up In spirit It's a poppy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Browns Enjoy
Six-Game Edge

Detroit Aug. 25-AP- Pennant
hopes OF the Detroit Tigers hung
in the balance today as Manager
Steve O'Neill called on Paul Dizzy
Trout, one OF his 2O-game winners.
to throw EN- in TO the league lead
ing st. Louis Browns, who open
fourgame series at Briggs Stadium.
The Browns, enjoying six-game
edge over the fourth place Bengals.
countered with the veteran Denny
Galehouse as they sought their l2th
victory In Is games with Detroit
this season.
Trout, who hit the 2O-mark in vic
tories during Detroit's recent east
ern trip in which they won 10 Of Is
games, has tanned the Brownies
only once this year while being
collared with three defeats. st.
Louis, though handed nine set
backs I'm 16 games on its eastern
swing, came back West with a Az
game margin over second place
Boston in the standings.
Inc series Will ne crucial one
for both clubs. II st. Louis can
grab off three games OF the four
the Tigers virtually can be count
ed out as contender. narrowing
the flag chase 10 a three-club run
to the wire. The Brownies, kicked
around for three of four games ear
ly this week by cellar-dwelling
Washington, need to grab this
series to restore their self esteem.
BY leading with Trout Manager
O'Neill of the Tigers will be hold
ing his other 20-game winner Hal
Newhouser, to go Saturday or Sun
day as needed. Indications are
that Lefty Frank Overmire will
toll for Detroit Saturday with New
housef and either Johnny Corsica
or Rufe Gentry going in Sundays
doubleheader. Luke Sewell hasn't
announced the st. Louis pitching
assignments but said he would
choose from among Sig Jakucki.
Jack Kramer and Bob Muncrief for
the Saturday and sunday games
Ticket sales for the Sunday twin
bill continued heavy today, point
ing TO the seasons top crowd at
Briggs Stadium-at least $4,000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

Southampton, ~. Y. - AP -
Play opened today in the champion
ship section OF the Meadow Club In
vitation tennis tourney with top
seeded Pancho Segura OF Ecuador
pitted against Sidney B. Wood, Jr.,
OF New York. Jack JOSH OF Oak
land, Calf, and Charles Oliver
OF Perth Amboy. n. j. survived
three days OF qualifying competi-
ton to earn the right to compete
for the title.
Philadelphia-AP-Tommy Lou
ghran. former lightheayyweight
champion and one of boxings inter-
nationally known figures, may be-
come a private ambassador OF
good will 10 help promote the State
Departments good neighbor poll
cy with Latin America. The Al
year-old Loughran. who was hon.
orably discharged from service
several weeks ago because OF over
age, on Monday will become as.
ISOLATED with Lowry & Company, a
sugar brokerage concern.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
BY Jack Sords

Haven, Conn. knocked out Billy
Campanelli, 15e, Pittsburgh, Pa,
~: Monte Pisnatore. 134h, New
York, lost to Clyde English, 1870 Il,
West Indies, by disqualification (2.
Erie, Pa.-Benny McCombs, 166,
Flint, Mich. outpointed Bobby
Giles, $50. Buffalo, N. Y. Q0); Joe
Miller, 40, Buffalo, knocked out
Art Robinson. al. Pittsburgh (2).
Fall River, Mass Bou-
chard, 3O3, Montreal. outpointed
Henry Cooper. 2O9, New York C0J;
Geferino Bronco. 1873. Fall River,
and Joe Gilhs, 145, L. 8. Navy, drew
fEl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
TRUCKS PRODUCED

Detroit, Aug. 25-AP-The War
Production Board disclosed today
that 344,454 trucks of all sizes
were produced during the first six
months Of 1914 compared with $780,
29s in the like period of 1913. In
cluded in the tabulation are jeeps,
military ambulances and wheel
drive personnel carriers. Half
trucks, full tracks and armored
cars are not included.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
HEADS POTATO GROUP

Cadillac. Aug. 25-AP-The Pota-
to Growers Exchange elected j. T.
Bussey, Lake Leelanau, for anoth-
er term as president Thursday.
Also named were Charles Cum
mings. Barryton, vice president:
l.. C. Van LEW Bellaire, Secretary,
f. A. Rasmussen, Greenville. treas
urer; Albert Dietz, Rogers City,
Albert Kipfer, Stevenson. and Van
Lew, all directors. Peter Vie
land. Ellsworth, was named a direc-
tor to fill a vacancy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
EIECTS OFFICERS

Grand Rapids, Aug. 25-AP -
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
elected Mrs. r. L. Fl. Johnson state
president Thursday. Other officers
were Mrs. Bell Robinson, Detroit.
vice president: Mrs. Blanche Bah
ers. Grand Rapids, treasurer, and
Mrs. c. Outley, Grand Rapids.
treasurer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
MEN WALK OUT

Detroit Aug. 25-AP-A Ford
Motor Company spokesman said to-
day $500 machine operators engag-
ed in production OF airplane en-
gines at the company's Highland
Park plant left their jobs about
9 a. m. He said the management
received no immediate explanation
OF the walkout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
TO CLOSE CONFERENCE

Cleveland, Aug. 2S-AP-- The
International Order OF Jobs Daugh-
ters winds up i,s conference here
tonight with installation OF officers
The order elected Mrs Edna Burch
Swanson, Denver, supreme guar.
dian. Other officers include Eli
zabeth Warden. Owosso. Mich, su.
preme secretary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
DIES OF WOUNDS

Washington. Aug. 25-AP- The
War Department today announced
the Pfc. Francis VI. Malinowski.
Bay City, Mich reported wounded
IN action in the European area in
a list OF injured Army persons re-
leased TO afternoon papers OF to-
day, has died OF wounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
PLEADS INNOCENT

Grand Rapids, Aug 25-AP -
Frank jerome Carey, Is. pleaded in
aoeent in superior court Thursday
to a negligent homicide charge re-
sulting from the traffc death OF a
school chum. Cornelius Marsh, Jr.
Carey was driving one OF the two
cars involved in the fatal accident.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
How They Stand

I'D -NdIHFs UTHIIIW IFUWEI.
thursdays Results
Philadelphia At Boston, rain.
st. Louis 2, Chicago 1.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston (2).
Brooklyn at New York, night.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis. night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
MEXICAN LEAGUE

bb-Games behind leader.
Thursdays Results
No games scheduled.
Todsy's Games
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland, night.
New York at Washington. night.
Boston at Philadelphia, twi-night.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-26
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8enn Die @ltern unierer Stuoet-
ten, tpel9e no@ bolle11oeten 5ommer.
furius na9 Sauie i1t Die Serten tom-
men, ausge6ebnte ArbeitsbtIfe ertuar-
ten, foIlten ite tbre @rtpart.ngen ni6t
5u bod itelleu.
Als oor tltr5em elmer Der S6laf-
,iGle elmer gritnoli9en &einigung u1-
ter3ogen tporben, beauftragten mir
cine unierer S9meitern, Die 4rbeit
nad5upriifen, bic gu oem 8eflmoe
tom, bob Imam nerfen tonne, es iei
ieman0 i'm Sdlafiale getpeien''.
t T t
9aeb. g. bot oem Soiepbinum feinen
eriten ber6ienten S9ed 5ugeianot NIT
Der 8enerfung: sd idlage Dor, 6aB
6ieier 8eitrag oaou angewanot miro,
um quite Screens fir 6as nierte
Stodperf inn Seminar 5u beidaffen.
Mm mag iasen, 1pas man tpil, tpabr
bleibt, bob Sliegen aud Bis gum bier
ten Stod binauffommen. Sd tpeib es
aus grfabrung, oenn ib tpobnte bort. !"
8ir nebmen bic @abe oat1feno ent'
gegen nit Der 8emertung, oaB mir
ME bic 8ebauptuns aufgeiteat baben,
es edbe feline Sliegen in oem bierten
Stod. unierer Mnft9t na6 fommen
Die 5lieeen ni6t bur9 bic Senlter,
ion6ern iiber bic Ereppen binauf ourh
pie Eiren. @esbalb alio bic Geniter
init 9rabtgitter - Seteens - berie-
fen tperoen ionten, tpas bic Sliegen
nur oaran nerbinbern uiiroe, mieoer
binaus5ufommen, tpenn ite einmal i'm
8immer fin0, tannen mir ntbt ein:
|eben.
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Nns be,tt Soiep1tnm,,l

Die bt11ter oen1 Seminar Da6ie1'
Ben Apfelbaume baben allidbrli6 0en
Seminarilten menig1tens einen Sell
erfril6en6es Sbit geltefert. Da Die
ltnteriten aeite bereits tbrer Sriidte
entle6igt itno, muB Der, tpel6er Die
aepfel an oen b0beren Gelten errei"
6en pia, iid NIT Dem 5ufrie6en ee-
ben, tpas nod iibrig lit.
It t t
8er iib an ben 8eeren, Die am
9tanoe bes gum Olentangp-SluB fiib-
renoen Bfaoes tpa6ien, erg0ben min,
muB it6 auf etne oornenpoQe Arbeit
uno Dor allem auf Elm Seer bon Mos-
quitos uno 8alo5eden gefaBt ma.
@en.
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Ser 1te,&eite bentfde @it

Ser Office Of Bar Snformation
>uuroe iiber ben foIgenoen. aur 3eit tn
Deuti9lano f,1rTerenoeu poIitiiHen
f8is beri6tet, Der Die Sttmuune I'M
bomben3eritorten Berlin 10 redt fem"
sei9net:
8pe 2e,te unterbalten fi@. Srost
Der cine:
u8iiien Sie idon, Oab @6bbels
ni9t mebr StootprGitoeut bon Berlin
if2"
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Ser erite tpteoer:
~&ommeI bat iest ben Boiten. @r
fennt ii@ bod befer In Der Settle
aus" - (O8S)
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Die 8unoespoltperpalt,ue bat ei

Die 8unoespoltperpaItaus bat ei<
men leberi9uB bon $50. .003. .229 sem
8unoesidabamt iiberuiefeR: Go 1T
oies oas erite Mol in 25 Sabreu. baB
Die 8oitDertpaltrne in ben aIlgemeineH
Jono tpieoer @elo auriidbesablt bot.
Die Dem Sdaban1t iiberuiefene
Summe iebt itb aus $1,334.550
1eberi6uB 5ulammen, oen ste Rof'
nertpalt11ng i'm Gistaliabr 1943 er.
5ielt bot. 9as iibrtge @ela feQt Zen
in Ben eriten elf Monaten ses Sis~
taliabres 1914 eemadten lleberihub
oar.
@eneroIpoitnetiter Srant g. 8aIfer
felt Gbnli9e Giid5ablrmeen fir bic
nd6ite 3eit in ausiidt. gs foa iest
periudt tper6en, berf6ieoene Botee-
biibren 6urd ben ;9onsreb tuieser e.
mdBigne 5u laiien.
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gtinme Sss g0lfss Fiir bas
sSelebhannt,t

GinIiesenb iehide Id Sbnen 5 Dol
lar fit Die Stitbenten IL. Gbren oes
bI. Sofepb. SO bate ote gabe IN
einem beionOeren anlieseti Derfpro.
den. gars. S. g.. Ohio. 'e
T. 4 It
SD i6ide Sbnen IS 3u @bren Der
SI'iten Seraen Seiu unO Rarid uno
bes bl. Soiepb, gum 9ant fiir bic
grb6rung elmer Bite. - Wrs. a. 6.
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Enclosed are ten dollars, which are
given as a donation to the Josephinum
in fulfillment of a promise made to
send the contents Of purse lost (that
is the money! to the Josephinum, if
the purse were found. 49,. -.
The purse was found, SO enclosed
is. the money. - 6. M. S., Ohio.
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Dag in StodboIm erideineuoe
,,gmensfa DagbIabet'' aitterte enc
Der perlogeuiten aeuBeransen. ote ie-
maIs bon bem Wortfiibrcr 6es oes.t.
|5hen ausm6rtigen aMtes getan tussr-
ben. Der 8erliner Rorrefpon0eut oes
8lattes fiibrte oieien Spreder fol-
genoermoBen an: Die Gage liz iebr
ernit. Deutidlano muB I'm Often. sii.
ben uno Beiten fantpfen uHo smet
Beltntddte baben eetpaItiee Eruppen'
uno neutrality-suspicious. seaeu es
aneeiammelt. Die enti6eibaus suirs
balo erreidt iein. Die 3eit TIT aetom.
men, oa es itb berausIteaeR piro. Oh
oies bic lette 5t,1noe 9entidlonos
|iIt ooer feline Iekte gbonce. Seat aeer
niemals.
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Es beftnoen iib iibrieens Drobtgit'
ter III Dielen 3inmern oes bierten
.5todperfes ano benbfidtigen mir,
mad Dem ariege aIe Genfter oanlit sii
.berieben
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Es beftnoen ii6 iibrieens Drobtgit,
ter III pielen 8immern oes biertelt
|5todnerfes uno beobiihtigen mir,
mad oem ariege aIle Genfter Oauit si'
|berieben.
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|reno oes 5ommers fortgeiest miro, tit
|pie sSliegenplage auf Elm Ninimunl
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Is. g., Betersburg, 8a., lautet,
idreibt: ~8ersongenen 5rettag mar
oas 80. anniperiarium bes Sooes
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am abeno, als er Die anbetungsitun'
De belt"
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1918. @r NOR in Der Oi0aeie Rids
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mir Serrn uno Srau g. 9. g. aus
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Das Soiepbinum gratuliert Colonel
uno Mrs. 8iatam Weunnt, tpel9e,
pdbreno mir oieies nieoeri6reiben,
einem feierli6en So9atnt in Der 81.
&oientran5tirde, Columbus, Sbio,
6eiuobnen, our @rinnerung an ibr
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|ber5li6iten @Iiid- uno 5eeenspiini9el
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ait titpod Ssi l,i. sisA

ber 1948, 6998 SeupIdne i,n osilDen
0ienit. 9nDon paren 1909 fatboliiae
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bereits so @apIdne, SO 8erieten Isi
gefangeni6oft i,no t9 u,sroeu Der.
ipstnoet.
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Statifttfen i'm uEbe Chaplain
Serbes", eineu1 bonn 8ureau bes
~Gbief Of gbaplains" (Oeier. Qr.
nolo) beraussegebene1 Sabrbud iiber
Die Eatiefeit bes ,gbaplains' Corps,
aufolge befanoen iicb am 81. Deaem.
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giner mathematician 8etannteabe
5ufolse ftno Die HI6ne fiir Neuaus.
itatt,.ng 6es friiberen fran5Siiiden
2urus6antpfers ~Normanbie" tpegen
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terialien aufgegeben tporoen. Ser
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einem 8rano ,.ufippte, tpuroe i'm
Serbit 1esten Sabres nit $3,750,00O
Soften seboben uno i'm ShIepptau
nab ben Eooo Sbipparos i1t 8root.
Ign gebrabt.>
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Sn Der Sugeno fou man teinen
8ein trtnfen; iia betrinfeu iH febr
bdbIi9. ...<.:
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9ie Sterbli9feitsaab1 fir ,2ratf.
-beiten uno nidt Inn &f erlittene
unfane in Der Irmee betrug in oen
Ser. Staaten 2.6 4ro5ent uno 3.8
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l1eberiee in Soipttdler uno 2a5arette
pabreno Der Sabre 1912 un6 1913
eingelieferten Batienten befanben iid
@noe 1943 SO Broaent tpte6er I'M
9ient.
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