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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Sonner. Herschel James I'D
Susa. Alberto Soriano IN
Song, Woo Hing
Sabke, LLewellyn
7 Smith. Roscoe Alan (lp Cd
Sullivan. James Edward
i Salga6 D. Matias Castro
Supigao. Emiterio Obello
Scott. Donald Yarnell
smith. Newell Wayne M
Sipes. Don Kenneth tM)
Salazar. Jose Amador
Sewers. Kenneth Houston (N
Shaft. Lee You
Sneen, Walter Lloyd
Smith, Haskell G..
Sarano, Felipe
Simeral. William John
Smith, Leonard Walter
Schafield. James Vernon tAF)
Sharp. Lowell Norman
Samaya. Crecenico
Simmons, Edwin Denton
Su. Woo Hen
Small. George Wallace tN)
Simonton. Russell Joseph tND
Sivers. Jr., George John
Sondergoard, Christian Nelson
Sumaya. Pete NJ. Jr.
Stroughter. Jr, Chester
Starr. Jr.. Raynor Ellsworth
/ Stevens, Calvin Davis
/ Simpson. Robert Lewis tAF2
Sapp, Meryin
Sprinkle, John Paul
Self. William Bland
Sayon. Samuel Chatto tN)
Smith. Emeal Jerry
Schneider. Gordon Free erick (A)
Soto, Jesus Mario
Sameshima, George Shigera
Sunstrom. William Powell
Summers. Cornelius Lewis
Smith. Malcolm Deward
Salacup, Agustin de la Cruz IN
Shibley, Arleigh Pierce (AFo
Snyder, Theodore August CCG)
Smith, Raymond Rollin
Smith, Noel Barber IN
Siegrist. Charles Henry
Scott. Tilden Leonard
Sleem, Jr., NaSeeb Joseph
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
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Shepherd, Gerald Quintin tAF)
Simpson, Carl Waldo
Sanchez. Carmelo
Spurloe,s, Afford Charles 1ERC)
Shigemoto, Iwao
Slaton, Edgar William
Salgado. Edvardo
Swearingen. William Hughie
Sanooval. Ernest Julian
Stanch. Ernest William
Semar. Harlyn Lee CA
Soriano, Cipriano Noryal
Simms. Horace Ashley
Shank. Richard Chester oAFe
Sweden Robert Oliver ID
S5roule. William Roger "a Id
Stanch, Raymond Arthur
Sharp. Charles Henry (N)
Spicy. Alfred Joseph
Stubbs, Charles Jasper ID
Sehoell. Albert Arthur "a
Soriano. Jose Ferrer M
Soto, Juan c.. ID
Soto. Octavio
Strickland, Dick WadSworth
Sherwood. Jr.. Russell Parker
Strain, Donald Francis
Silva. Jesus Martinez
Simpson. Robert Ralph
Sudduth, Camdon Calvin
Salem. James Morris IA
Scott, Wesley ID
Sandoyal Jr. Albert Raymond IN
Smith, Harold
Schultz. Raymond Louis M
Sheu. Nah
Shamburger. Henry Earl
ScrogginS. Melvin Lloyd
Stanton, Andrew Walter M
Seares. Pascual Palomar
Samaha. Leo
Smith, Joe Asa
Smith, Aaron
Simpson, Orlan Clifton
Sliger. Harry Lee
Schultz, Walter Leon
Stewart. Gordon Grupe "a
Sabio, Santos Mata
Stagner, Aryel Odell
Spear, Jr. Homer A. IN
Slater. George Ira Id
Sander. Theodore Lorona
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Vernon, Ralph Jack
/ Vale, Alfonso Mauricio
Veazey, Justin Leroy (A)
Verdugo, Manuel Sandoval (ERC)
Valenzuela, Albert Mongarro
Valdez, Jose Leonel
Villa. Ernesto Toyos
Virgen, Rafael
Won Rotz Albert (CG
Vega, Leonard
.Veale, Calvin Franklin
Vasquez, Ralph M.
.Vintero, Servillano Baling tN
,Valenzuela, Arthur
Valenzuela, Phillip
VerduZco, Roberto
ValuenZuela, Carlos Ybarra
,Vasquez, Manuel Martinez
Valenzuela, Marcus
Valencia, Agustin Preciado
Valverde, Steven Oscar
Vale, Enrique
Villavicencio, Raul Sandoval
Vega, Manuel Nunez
Velasquez, Miguel
Verduzco, Ricardo Gutierrez
Valdez, Elmo
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Van Slyke, James Royal
Voorting, Jacobus Wilhelmus
Valdez, Emilio Marcelino
Vegas, Rocolfo Tomas
Van Der Poel, Andrew John
Valesquez Efran ESperanza
Vinfrido. John Angelo (A)
W
Wancho. Primitive Ruiz
Wiley, Maurice
Wright, Marion Jack
Washburn, George Andrew
Weeks. Lowell Oliver
Wagner, William (N)
Weaver Billy Curry
williams, Adolphus Leo M
Wilfong, Parish Harold tN)
Wallace, Ira L. tN)
Ward, George William
Wong, James B. C.
White, Edsel
Welsh, James D.
Walcott, George Wesley
Walker, wyatt Monroe
Wong, How Gim
Watson, Olen Leon
Williams. Wesley Armon
Wang Howard Criton ca
Watts, Otis Asa
Whaley, Leo Sterling (ND
Ward, Ed Thomas
Wolcott, Carl Robert
Wahl, Patrick Brady
Willett, Walter Wade tN)
Williams, Dorsey Richard
Willett, Robert Roy
Wilson, Jessie Merl Cd
Wolfe, Robert Verne (A)
Wilkerson, William Earl
Weakley, Robert Harvey (N)
Wicker, Hubert Lavaughn
Wade-Meyer, Albert Lee (A)
Williams, Herbert Ray
Watson, Arthur Jack
Wade, jenkins Toll (N)
Wantland, Dale Roland
Womack, Clyoe Winifred
Weiss. John Frank
Womack, Paul Howard (AF)
Whitted, Leland Hastings Cd
Whelply, Hal Harry tA)
Williams, Walter Clarence (AF)
Wiley, Howard Rudolph Cd
Williams, Roy Alvin
Wah, Henry Cd
Washburn, Warren William lN)
Wolff, Henry Nichlos oN)
Wallace, Charles Austin
Wake, Virgil
| Wood, Laurence Melville
! Worthington, Junior LaJean
White, Ray Vance tA)
/ West, Wade William (N)
, Williams, George A. (AFp
! Worthingtcn, Warren NJ
Wood Jack Griffith
Wallace, Gerald Claire
Wallace, Lonnie Odis
Whitlock, Jr, George Albert "a ID
Warner, Stanley Cd
Wyatt, Richard B.
Waddell, Jesse Windfield
Willingham, William Boyd
Whitman, Clarence Gushing tN)
Warfield, Clarence
Waggoner, Russell Kenneth
Williams, Ross Joseph CD
Weidman, Ransford Sherman
UpshaW, Eard Buell.
Willingham, Charley Richard
Woodland, Clifton Eugene
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White, Charles P.
Wheat. James Roland
Weigand, Philip Coner CA
Wadleigh, Erwin Walter
Webber, Ivy Robert tN)
Waller, Robert Weld
Walker, John Wesley
Wilson, Claude Everett
Wilson, James Alvin
Waterman, Fred William tAFERC.
Wylie, Edward Guy
Wade, Jr.. Everett Mitchell
Wood, Raymond Gilbert
williams, Allen Provost ca
Watamura, Yoshlo cd
Welsh, Jesse Cd
Westerkamp, Charles William
Williams, Harry Eugene
Westhusin, Henry Thomas Cd
y
Yates, John Guy
/ Young, Lewis Alexander
Young, Curtis Allan
| Yturralde, Paul Ray
Yeager, Russell Harrison tN)
Yount, Joseph Mcdaniel
Yslas, Sontana
Yee, Toy Cd
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Continued from Page 81
r od. Robert Franklin CO
Reed. Cyrus Dee a
Romo, Oscar Gonzalez tAF)
Roberts. Jacob Harold
Rivas. Salvador Ernest
Racil. Bernabe r.
Rowland, Weldon Louis I'D
Rodman. Donald Crittenden
Rinehart. Elmer Earl "a
Reed, Curtis Myron
Rodman. Herald Lyle
Rabanal. Genaro Navarro
Rhodef. Thomas Donald
Riley. Beverly Victor
Rimando. Bimy T.
Romero. Angelo
Richards, Burton Eugene y
Rowlette, w E.
Rowell. Richard Polk
Robbins. Francis Herbert
Rumsey. Leroy Renner "a
Rosario. Delfin Del
Rivas. Ricardo Castro
Robbins, John Shirley
Romero. George Carton IN
Ramirez. Manuel Ruiz
Rogers, Graver Denton "a
Romo. Edward Gonzales
Robinson. James A,
Richmond, Luther
Rodenbaugh. Charles Clay ca
Romans. Robert William IN
Ritter. Max Herbert
Roth, Lester Donald
Regalado, Jose Mareelino ID
Ritter. JT., Leland Clark IN
Richardson, Jr., Thomas Cleo
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Uchida, Yoshio
Underwood, Harold Herbert
Upchurch, Barney William
Ubert, Gilbert
Uribe, Alfredo Paul
Trina, Jesus
Underwood, Robert Burns
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27
Laurel News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Feuerbacher
had as guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cook of Tacoma,
Wash, and Miss Helen F~euerbacher
of Billings.
PFC. Thomas Shoop, who is on
furlough from Camp Mccoy, Wis,
was guest of honor at a dinner at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Cora
Shoop. Guests were Mrs. Carl Jop-
pa of Joliet, Miss Elsie Shoop of
Billings, Mrs. Ethel Shay, Mrs. Har-
old VanNice and children and the
honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gerard were
hosts at dinner Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. MacHessel and
Mrs. MacHessel's son, Paul Bru-
baker, who is here from the Panama
Canal Zone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Edwards of
Rapelje were week end guests of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mathern had
guests Saturday Mrs. Mathern's
mother, Mrs. Barbara Komis and
granddaughter, Dorothy and Alice
Komis; Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Nc
brother-in-law and sister of
Mrs. Mathern, frankie and Jimmie
Mcintosh. All were from Billings.
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Unity Garden Club
Met At Boyd Home

The Unity Garden club met Sept.
IA at the home of Mrs. Lillian Boyd
with Mrs. Ted Webb as companion
hostess.
President Cora Olmstead presided.
The meeting opened with the pledge
to the flag and singing "God Bless
America" Roll call answers were
"Signs of Fall" The minutes of
the last meeting were read by Sec
rotary Amanda Alvin. Also a num-
Der of cards of thanks were read.
Mrs. Harriet Shay gave a very
interesting paper on "Oriental Pop
pies" and one prepared by Mrs.
Phyllis Schwab on the "Arrange-
ment of Flowers"
Mrs. Emma Jones was a guest.
At the close of the meeting a
delicious lunch was served by the
hostesses.
The next meeting will be Oct. II
at Mrs. R. A. McCracken's home,
with Mrs. Phyllis Schwab as COM
panion hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Bottger had
as guests at dinner Sunday, Mrs
Bottger's brother-in-law, Elmer
Waters, and Eugene Best of Glas-
gov, who are employed on a survey
ing project in Billings, and Mrs.
Ella Ayers of Billings, mother of
Mrs. Bottger.
Mrs. Darrell Green and son Duane
from Billings were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mace.
A number from Laurel attended
the mission services of the German
Congregational church Sunday in
Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deryckere
entertained at dinner at their home
in honor of their son, Archie Derry
ckere, quartermaster first class, who
is home on a 20-day leave, and Paul
Mogan of Laurel.
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Spending Saturday on an outing
in Yellowstone park were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Franzen and their guests,
Staff Sgt. Hershel Franzen of To-
peka, Kans., Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Franzen of Exeter, Neb., and Mrs.
viii Franzen of Dorchester, Neb.
Victor DeWald, who has seen SER
vice with the seabees in the central
Pacific, arrived recently in San
Diego and is expected home this
week. En- route to Laurel he is
spending several days in Seattle
with his sister, Mrs. Richard Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Orr and fam
lily of Billings were guests Tuesday
of MI. Orr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Orr.
Miss Frances Dawson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Dawson,
was married Sept. ID to Edward K.
Anderson at a ceremony performed
Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Ander-
son arrived Monday to visit her
parents and sister, Mrs. Ethmer
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
will reside on the Bar P ranch at
Redmond, Ore.
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MewS of4-H


The Allendale Livestock club met
recently at Bobby Georges home,
with the vice president of the club
presiding. Most of the session was
given over to discussion of premi-
ums the club and membrs had won
the Midland Empire fair. The club
had grand champion and reserve
champion baby beef. James Frank
won best baby beef showmanship,
and the club as a group won first
in four classes. At conclusion of
the meeting, refreshments were
served by Mrs. Vernon George.
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Paulus had as
guests last week Mr.. Paulus' sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deyo LETTERS of Sheridan, Wyo.
PFC. James j. Thorne arrived
from Camp Gruber, Okla, to spend
a Today furlough with his parents,
and Mrs. j. E. Thorne, and his
sister, Mrs. Charles Staiger.
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27

HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Clarence Wight and her
father, T. H. Carman, both of Joliet
were guests Monday of Mrs. A. W.
Hambidge.
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fry moved
last week to Park City where they
have purchased property.
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Royal Theatre
PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Sept. 2S-29-30
The story of a schOOlmaster who
taught History very meekly, but
when the hour struck, his actions
wrote his Hymn to HerOism. A
heart of gold changed to steel on
the Road to Glory.
With
Charles Laughton Maureen O'Hara
George Sanders Una O'COnnor
Kent Smith Walter Selzak
"ThiS Land Is Nine"
Feature No. 2
Here's a musical western packed
with rhythm, romance, Comedy,
song, music, action and thrills
With
Gene Autry Smiley Burnette
Round The
Mountain"
Thursday shows GAS and 9:25
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Friday, Oct. 6

FRIDAY, OcC. D
A 1870 luncheon will be served
by the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service at the Methodist church.
Annual guest day will be observed,
and a program will entertain.
Hostesses will be Mrs. C. H. Barney,
Mrs. R. B. DeAtley, Mrs. Forrest
Gomon, Mrs. G. N. Virgins and
Mrs. H. T. Smart.
The circle chairmen of the Wo-
mans Society for Christian Service
are collecting clothing for the Rus
sian relief, and ask that garments
or bedding be turned in Friday or
Saturday of this week.
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This Land Is Mine"
Thursday shows GAS and 9:25

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Four Days
Oct. 1924
A great book comes to thrilling life
on the screen. A tender, heart
warming story of a woman who
loses a Husband in one war and a
Son in the next.
Irene Dunno Alan Marshal
ROddy Mcdowell Frank Morgan
c. Aubrey Smith Dame May Witty
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27
.ALENDAR
looming Events.

Friday, Sept. 20
The Episcopal guild will meet at
2 o'clock with Mrs. 1. N. Smith.
From Billings will be Mrs. O. A.
Honadel, state auxiliary president,
and Rev. Henry l.. Evan.
Laurel outlook., 1944-09-27
Monday, Oct. 2

Monday, Oct. 2
The Laurel Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. H. A. Carlisle at
2:30 p. m. Miss Musa DeMouth
will be the guest speaker and will
review the book, Mother Russia"
The Laurel Federated club will
observe guest night at the meeting
at Mrs. Neil Bakers home. All
who plan to bring a guest are ask
ed to call the hostess before Mon
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
George Wood
Moss Point
MaYOLDies
Funeral Services
Conducted Sunday
Afternoon At Home

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
Twisier Hits
hCOuniY
Lifts Church
Two Men Injured.
Barn Demolished
By Wind Monday

High Wana secaeupanDsa g.
srrenfsal rean ana haii struck tu
fe "a Fasuf Nsefian MoSfday A.
ternsasn esaszns several hannfea
dollars aHHaaea aaa apneading
eanfasaan II It's *Nkr
Striking aaust 4 ochrk M
afteFneson thn fWHsfUr lasted fuF
sbaff tsFHa tals a. lis height tis
nk palng Mafhestsl chafph waz
lifted from is foundations =
hafn Na arHAsi8shed raiirasa
ear Nere overturned hgiEs afec
anFasagad and considerable darn
aae ues aafae a. . sfe Residences
0fls AlaNhi nsTsonsi lnieEies were
rgNwted however
The Nnsa packed ap me frame
ghufeh baiaaluR and unusoa Il
ssuai iosf fert away from is
laHndafian bHgrk sntiinE n down
81 saeh an angle that IN interior
aas damaged and residents In mat
section expfessed the opinion
that me entire Building &aula
have = ~ refHsih 81 ere cosi ~
several htsn8rea dollars
TWo negro men whoes n@mes
aefv nat sessiahls employees a
she Mississippi Export Railrnad
Company Suffered mtrar injuries
ahen twa camp cars eaeh acru
ned - q number og workman.
8erf ancoupEed from an sdfnfn
ng > and Overturned in fhs
gaze
TIE heasiest damage 10 private
eFnswtse rnezw9sa Mas At Toe
kafm &c 1ahn BarFla waeze barn
vas dssfapea and whose hnunr
SIS damaged The wind torn tps
1afu down and. a~ccnrainR Is cts
nzA u thai community. hung
~ = trees az 3 distance 81 five
mics Although there asere sni
rails IN tine structure aonr wefe
INJURED Considerable damage
Ra dome e me reag ~ rhe Bar
ka FesEaafree
II tHe Pierce settlement barns
Hd garage were destroyed and
frat pecan ard eak uess wrfs
swealed ana flung r. tire ground
80 fhe paNer - TIE wind A nam
nar - ehnuneTs were blown
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
Project Residents
Told To GET Rid Of
Stock and Poultry

FNihlir HA1stnx
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zee neVarumenf pra
enwrt sitter
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famiiies maf
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fos dtsuasnE
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saaf
p taf co-opera
snn fHE from residents
q keep eafEaE
go un iae af
EaEs aae Ed pick thefn
- - Inspection have
sHeaH fse numbcr ~ cars
90 houits on daea
NhsH g. collection aef
xies - aed materially
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
Or. Crane Suffers
Crushed Arm In
Accident Saturday

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CAHnfY s8 m Fem4aiE.
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b canaitsan h improved
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sut #a ~ ana daring that
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rlenas sa - paearoais anc
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NtH - dassfe ~ hear of the
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
Lard Freed From
R~Oiioning, Canned
Vegetables Cut

Lad rs ffa8 from fhe point
ms ard drastic cuts wefe msde
- ~ pfntealae u9 many can
ned vegetables aceofaiug 10 ar
UrA announcement
NasHeasd values 90 canned
srasa howesaeF All b. sharply
Increased The EfeaieSt re6ue
fssas - meet pasnf values are
found n pofk fteus& mith the ex
espsee - spa4erana and thls
laaf maxH bFmn 8oeu the aver
aKe nafnf eaEan t. - pssnts per
peaas BeeE o8& ssd lar rDsa
FGh steaks end zsea arr else
Heaaeed
Tenatu# acre cat ~ half
p more fhan f~wo-faxds and
esan values aaa were Eunstau-
HsIlx reduced
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fas presses a frFdN expire Manch
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expire - Mas ~ Fn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
County Second
In State In lih
War Loan Sales

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-10
s. Gallons Of
Liquor Seized
In Raid Friday

4 rad whsch welded s. 81
a ~ Auunr uss made Frday
nsah1 - VAL BLACKS paas II
sls3r ag uganly affNa
Tae woeetog Black neEae.
SIS sasved ever se FeaegaI 81.
taaHaes iar p-EuneeutHn
Afnaed with q SEARCH Hassanl
euH q q Newman and Ca4a
$ Haa@av rstrolmen fFuzaHsfs
Haaaae ard Lrveft BaaK ~
s ~ raoe whsch has asen s
e spat r taai mcsaau = the
aafs - sore ffae = aaeeh
- tHe premises feFealea - Ealaas
49, haif futL 4 Eai1aas = aaaa.
Il un@ and aaG galem and s
an m one Eallan Han Taa
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esed eanet ngt ,he resuanar
- He llang aaz no hzdn
Black has operated has business
e hs usiena8ale aIIznE
ed dTiuks and baa Naaefaaz
eaFnpaalnm nave hen lodged
aHaHazs see Enlistment nam s
zlsH period
ms ulace has beer s ses4Hna
= many complaints from e5Haens
- He Escatawpa community
sasun Neaman SAID Tns sha|
80 office desire - Keep esm-
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