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The Nome nugget., 1945-09-07
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Wednesday evening from Seattle and way points were Oliver Powell, R. E. Sheldon, E. E. Lincoln, Anthony Zorich, and Jean Eberhart. Departing were Mrs. C. F. Yenney, John Pugh, John Perry, Joe Waller, Sturgeon McSwain, Don Fairbanks, Chas. Code, George Rathjens, Foster McGovern, Helen Southward and child, and Leon Bagley.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-07
ALASKA LIFE
 REPRESENTATIVE HERE

Sam Styles, representative of the Alaska Life Magazine, is in Nome on business to get advertis- ing for the 1945 Annual.
 MT. Styles is a resident of Jun eau, and is financially connected with Alaska Life Magazine.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
NV. Detached Corner

This attractive corner home is
being offered for sale for the first
time. Completely detached, ar
ranged In to apartments with
separate entrances. 5 rooms, bath
and inclosed porch on 1st floor; 4
rooms and bath on 2nd floor. large
basement, automatic gas heat,
storm windows. screens, etc. Sur
rounded by beautiful shrubbery with
unusual fish pond and victory gar
den. Truly a home you will be
proud to own. Possession at time
of settlement.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
T0DAY'S
BEST BUYS
Cleveland Park
Noeont

Semidetached Colonial brick, 6 large
rooms: Ia baths. oil heat and de-
tached brick garage; 2 inclosed
porches, electric refrigerator, in
lot 35x1O7. Priced risht Tor Quick
sale. Don't miss this outstanding
Evening star., 1945-06-30
; Apartment Units
Will Be Constructed
ByPo|k Street, Inc.

Building permits have been issued
TO the Polk Street, Inc, real estate
firm, 1741 K street NV, to con-
struct apartment units in the 14O(
block of Anacostia parkway NE.
In the 1900 block of Anacostia road
NE. and in the 4400 block of Polk
street NE. at total cost of $38 900
Six two-story dwellings will be
built from 1925 to 1889 Anacostia
parkway; four two-story units from
1901 to 1909 Anacostia road NE
and six two-story dwellings from
44O1 to AIS Polk street. All will be
constructed of brick and cinder
blocks. Builders are Jeffress-Dyer
Inc, 1741 K street NV, and the
architectural firm is Kirkhuff g.
Bagley, Chevy Chase, Md.
Building permits were also issued
to the following:
Rebecca Berman, 4O1 Delafield
place NV, owner; Federal Con-
tracing Co., 915 New York avenue
NV, builder; Richard B. Ferris,
9l5 New York avenue NV, archi-
tect; one thfee-story brick apart
ment of II units, I'll Forty-ninth
street NE, to cost 100000
American Tire Co., 1919 K street
NE, owner; builder not selected:
Marcus Hallett, 6525 Piney Branch
road NV, architect; one three
story brick and concrete building
to be erected at 1915 K street NE,
to cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Huge Supply Of Materials
Needed for BuiIdinq Plans

Materials must be produced at a
rate of from s5,000,00O,O00 to ST.
000,000,000 worth a year if a s12.-
000,00o,000 yearly volume of new
construction is to be reached by
the end of the first postwar year,
H. E. Foreman, managing director
OF the Associated General Contrac-
tors of America, said today.
Materials needed in this construc-
ton, he said, include such basic
supplies as steel, concrete and
lumber as well as electrical acces-
sories and fixtures, plumbing and
heating equipment, ir-conditioning
equipment. cast iron pipe and hard
ware of all kinds.
Lack of any of those materials.
he pointed out, may delay construc-
ton seriously. Owner builders will
just naturally hesitate about the
starting of a project so long as
there is any likelihood of delay in
completion on account of a shortage
OF materials of any Sort" he said.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Shopping Center
Acquired by Sam Ella

Sam Fig, local businessman, has
purchased the Silver Spring (Md.)
Shopping Center at a figure close
to 100000 from the Julian Assets
Co., 1t was learned today.
The four-acre center which was
completed In 1899 contains q stores,
a gasoline station, the Silver Theater
and two parking areas. It fronts
on Georgia avenue, Colesville road
and Ellsworth drive.
The purchase was made Thursday
through Golden & Small, realtors
in the Woodward Building.
Mr.. Fig is the purchaser of the
Villa Rosa mansion on Massachu-
sets avenue, which the Children's
Museum sought to have purchased
by the District. A subcommittee
of the House District Committee
this week reported adversely a meas
ure to this effect.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Near 18th and E Sts. ST.

Substantial row brick, y large rooms
bath, h.-w.h., basement and ga
rage; arranged into 3 apartments.
Owner occupies one, other Q
rented for S9S per mo. Priced to
sell at only $500.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
3-Buildine Apartment
Started in Bethesda

Construction started this week or
the first unit of three-buildine
apartment house at the intersection
of Bradley boulevard, Fairfax and
Clarendon roads, Bethesda, by l.
E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc. 1t is
expected the initial building, which
will contain IS apartment, will be
completed by January l.
To be known as the Exfair Gar
dens, the apartment development
will be a two-story affair, housing
Sc apartments of one and two bed
room size. The building will be
air conditioned
Evening star., 1945-06-30
House Bill Would Bon
Sole of Small Boss

Representative Smith, Democrat
OF Virginia yesterday introduced a
bill to ban the sale in the District
OF striped bass, or rockish, measur-
ing less than II inches. This would
apply until January /, 1947, when
the minimum would be raised to IL
inches.
Virginia now has a 12-inch law and
1t is suggested the Maryland Legis-
lature meeting two years hence may
raise its 11-inch minimum to IL.
Present District law bans sale Of
rockflsh less than inches long.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Five File Applications
For Realty Broker License,

Applications were received this
week by the District Real Estate
Commission from six persons seek
Ing licenses as real estate brokers
They were from Raymond T. Brown
e15 Fourth street S.W.; Ruth NJ
Lucas, 1718 Ninth street NV;
Thomas E. Mannix, 927 Fifteenth
street NV; Donald p. Matson, -403
Taylor street, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Lee Realty Co., 732 Seventeenth
street NV, and Graeme T. Small
wood, Woodward Building.
For real estate salesman's IL
censes: Abe Bortnick, 507 E street
NV; Lonnie w. Brown, 1903 Sew
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Rhode Islond Ave. NE.
Neor End 81.

Tapestry Colonial brick, 9 large
rooms. bath, h.-w.h. and basement,
good condition, convenient to every
thins. Priced exceptionally low at
only SS05O
Evening star., 1945-06-30

Tobias E. De Franceschi, 340S Con-
necticut avenue NV.
For business chance salesman's
licenses: Mary Hyman, 1926 Four
teenth street NV: w. Dewey
Whitener, 1910 Vermont avenue
NV. Gust w. Milton, woodward
Building; Abe Bortnick, 507 z street
NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Merchant Marine Vets
To Organize D. T.. ChapteI

The Merchant Marine Veterans
Association today announced it hao
granted a charter for a Washington
chapter of the organization.
Officers of the local post, accord
Ing to the announcement, include
Donald w. McKone, commander:
Forrest H. Morgan, senior vice com.
mander, and Michael Ring. auditor
Mr.. McKone said the post was
primarily concerned with the pas.
sage of legislation to protect the
rights of returning merchant sea.
men, particularly the 16-year -old.
who disrupted their education to &c
into the merchant marine.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Orqon to Be Dedicated

The Rev. Charles w. Flint
Methodist bishop of the Washington
area, will conduct services at ILLS
am. tomorrow at Liberty Grove
Methodist Church, Burtonsville, Md
when an organ and chimes will be
dedicated. The organ is a memorial
to the late Rev. Warner P. Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Owen Place NE.
N-.A

Attractive Colonial Brick, 8 large
rooms, bath, h.-w.h. shower In
basement, built-in garage, 2 en-
closed porches, electric refrigerator.
Equipped for Q families. Thoroush-
" reconditioned. Don't miss this.
Evening star., 1945-06-30
Newton St. NE.

2-family detached home with Q
complete apartments Of 8 rooms and
bath each; oil heat: good condition.
Priced at only S6,950, on terms.
Inspect at once.
Evening star., 1945-06-30

enth street NV: David r. Carter
l4l5 4 street NV; Mary Hyman
1925 Fourteenth street NV; DAME
B. Leahy, 927 Fifteenth street NV;
Robert L. Lewis, Investment Build
ing; Louis D. Macina, Investment
Building; Robert r. Richmond, 562s
Georgia avenue NV; Beulah M
Tasby, Oil Sixth street NV; w
Dewey Whitener, 1910 Vermont ave-
nue. NV; David H. Oldham, 111a
Seventeenth street NV; Lewis H
Maury. 1924 Fourteenth street NV:
Evening star., 1945-06-30

Save every tin can that is uset
IN your home, restaurant, hotel, etc
The United States has virtually M
native tin ore. Our tin mines are in
your kitchen! Save prepared tir
cans in separate containers and
place near garbage bins for collec-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

iipd NDN ft reinarN w,~ made
tefoeN9 cue rGnes q enc ~
iit WOMEN for q ilp-itf iitm
.n oriels ol ~ one nl tls
lun
~ Mice Noafs was por''d
~ ha, said tha q Coion'l
hsA fund br reaching another
W,c how 10 ithe Temperatures
tAl hsd asSs wAai sht wis
Cone. ia vtiln hef apefior IS
pi~. amor ~ WAC nlt ir
mrnea hhu Aai Soc va, NeA-
i,al pehnls.n usirpl iina ano'h-
III sul "A don' wsia ans hlaek
WACs rs mNics rchnicivs
8found tons hosplul ] Want
h,m 10 s,rlb and de ine mr's
Work.
THE women 80 iria g was
>gid tesnfird th ih.y w're '-
UuWd o. do .lneniH ana dl-iN
The - Nerro >camcn who were
handed the aggregated total ri
~ wears in taifornia. were put
IN Jail because ihc, refu>cl 10
continue leading ammunition. d
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

ani moro than ANYTHING %
~ that comuon pen spectre We
mrs hayc u uaiN is 10 "a
-NylhiNs IN soisinf ,ny tan
reoDicm
fnw are pinus tlie tfed al
folr ~ 'hr White pan tl.r
leeuliar o Other generals q
Negr3ts
th'F hive not met tie e,
man in or under circm 8
that wunld cnecnder fear IS ,t
Thosc in northcrh cIti, M
seldom subjected 10 actual .e'
reeaiion beyond that which Aeea
them among their oNn-h,'ars
their experiences are largel, Wis
Negroes.
From these ,oung peof -
coming the New Negro ao .
ileming back
Wien Nsaio women ,to lp
fnd fisbt back as did t asr
NACs az For Desens fp Any
considered hell on earth i h-
gro soldiers sent therel. ar
how appears on The risan.
from Negro Women mn fon'
our main inspiration 10 ssni
on.
Whether these girls dil usht
10 refusing to obey difcc dr'
IS secondary TO the prima ian'
sid'raiion of causc ami lie-
lhcy had sufficient caus, 70
obey those orders. report, lron
the court martial ndioai re
effect should have sfrioF DE-
ipcnee on what is done 10 'bs
ninrc II such protects as
't'siallzcd into action iha' ~ii
change The conditions bringing
"boui such cases. major bdils
viii have been won.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

"a on one % the oii pre-inNasion
asns capp sizes Ih' two s'f-
tpe units wpnttrA and 'p'-
rfird @ teais psn's lama
Gct u lm1hf ffom Ae annii"-'
iiics " the doeos, and erected
il1er lasre N>-,t NUS on" 81
which houses rfln>e Peso tN-
euM-r hawaing 2uN ncn an h'Ni
1N, $3.50 lsd loeo l'ei %
enea ruad and ,p" ieet 81 s'de-
Nalhs 10 Transforming ibe n'H''
lrolc into an arN eAiNae hol'i
smnulcte wlfh shfeis n'i ''nle-
tloiEs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

eo,on.d seNi.cafn 10 all bsansh-
Is found i MOST eniler'rs and
drcst expression "a ih' oafi-A'
refusal ~ these comparatively
t,p natyt whp r'ins'p ="
continue 'lpiae ih,ns'is's iii-
JUSTICES
The ,lrearl argument That or
dcr> mn>t be- ohelcd; that "thcst
Negroes have done their race u
great di>>c,,ice VI this time.
etc. are 70 hr dismissed with
Impotence. Oui people aud hi
~onr people" mean ihose who
ere who'll, Negro IN their
thoughts. ropes and ambitious.
are tired 81 being DELAYED and
>hunicd oil by professional race
problem >ol,cr> Who take the
white mans gold 10 keep ~
quiet.
For lh, luN --Q yeN a nen
Kind ~ 81 10 h nsen sN'ru
ne oso hr setf' In a.l w
lions 81 fhc country you ma
,h,n m tlc croward tenemenis
o: Iialen rnsnu eh i'hiiaAs-
iliia Chirasn 10 De- so-caled
blayk bclf>' .os fhe-r cltns as
n,ii a- ia Los Nnetlcs, Glove.
lmal p.,rpn Coinnaas Ohio.
Npw.ak ana in Washneion D
r., They lind thor own kind
in sou'hern cities when The
young Ncsroes from Atlanta N~w
/ orleans Waco Iimnshani Nai-
'hrl Winston salem and else
mhcDc ia Disie shake uif ihe
sNa,iles OF the south and como
Nolh
no tl,co thoy e,r fhis n
sage "rAie a rtv mt
rcod d,ai NoG don't hafe to
yo1t we know inc s,ole aid
N' tl' WIZ p NtI
These tonng Negroes are nro.
dnctS Of communities almost
who'll, black. Their childhood
and youth have lecn speni in the
company o. Negroes; their -.
cial lie !, Who'll, colorcd: In
"onoinic>. sumo work Tor the
ncighborhood grocer. the butcher.
tailor printcr. department >torc.
etc. WHO Ia most eases nre
white vases.
some go ow III mo neiehboi-
"ed for iobs % white commune
u's mli 800 iranra hy ircunr
stances and 'nsironmcnf 10 re-
'pfn io iheir cwn communillcs
q nlsh' az when their JOS is
ihrpash Thus they get q chance
20 ave among themselves, To d.
'lop confidence in one another
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
LESSON IN
ENGLISH
B, ". l.. Gordon
Word, often Misused

Say. "Aiost OF our troGNes A..
imaginary that which e>iss (,
The imaginationl SAY ene (,
an Imaginative author n,
possessing a great ammN a
Imagination
DO not say. when I tnle,i|
into the room. they Wore ih,rs
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The room Enter means IS %
inlo
DO not confuse laier az ar,.
tive Of latcl Yih latter 81 ,ao
things being the one ~ .on.d
secoudl
10 not SAY, - think $50 haa
lay or going there F. /
think We should dlsconi 10.
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DO nor say Il am af a
will have 10 wait Sa} an
SORRY yon viii have To
AIways tone woid nr Il
eli tmcs tll NAYS two aa.,
ncan ~ co,ry way
Words OFTEN Ni>pronounta
Kca Pronounce REAL N
me as IN 81 unstrcs sd
nor rill
lulio~rAsble Acccnt osa
syllable not the third
Quicscent Pronounce -.
cnl / as in lie both Is a
So accent second s>naa,
lnane rronounco ln-an Is
IN lsne accent last
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ado. q as N day. as ia,
principal accent on third IA.
NE
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risl as ~ met uns 4.
accent first sN.l9hlc
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Coniidcni 'adicciiyol. IL ri
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fnoun feminine Abhor
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Vocabulary hy mastering
wotd each dis Words fo va
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fNlLT 10 be in hish sri 5
itioice eNtccdmsiy. The 81
ron cNniied al lhe news OF
army success
A'GREGArE fadieciife,: con
hinod IN ono sum 'Ihe aagf
gate number could not be
B C'riained'
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son absurd Ills irrrfn
suggestions were not considt 4
+ DoGMATlc characterized 5
( positive assertion 'llis
vas dogmatc. Int also cor &.
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true time The deed Wa. an
fedaicd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

,lu>i So there would BE- m
old bllc Nndas 70 "'r, vech
ioilwWrd D., iiit more ordinary
eat,. 80 marrjiee j. perpelu-
W hepfampou and 'el >houIdn'i
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wiln ~ ih, oh~iarir> nnd NJ
,si> 10 marrml, thai i'nd> TO add
h,f 80 40, anl bring couple,
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consider nlttluac there j. M
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forward % a parr, iih Win htn.
Aus: Aea aud sonr wiz are
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

in>s There are Two obstacles
np,c.iin2 ihi, companion>hlp.
sgr ana the Insecurity oi not be-
ing married To- Your companion.
" is noi oOl 90 the ordnar, Tor
o wonten ol 80 10 ne unahlo a.
End happinc,, viii, man of g..
Nor l. IL nnromnen for couple
living ont OF "edlock 10 heeume
dissatisfied with each other. Your
first con .ilefaiion should hc your
three Iittle children. Get q job
aud support them property and
YOU Won't have ~ mueh lime 90
brood about your own lie. VI
you find YOU cannot marry ihi.
man you are With JON would be
mnch happier u you established q
residence elsewhere.
Mf rifar rat my brobifm
ln fhn rarer riebt avav as / au
t'ff ANXIOUS go know iA. an.0st
J mot follow ani boz has a
good Job. lie claims that he has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

Ans. ven il"ngh ,or are lone
!, You duu't vrni 10 hc gull, o'
The same act ~ Nhi,h Aunr l'ii,-
band and his NommI are. >hould
Non rnconrasc a friendship Win
his man. il weuld cause your
husband 10 lose respect Tor you
aud vonld de>iro, AL chance,
Tor n rrcon ilintion between you
iwo. II yon want 10 rccapturc
,our hn>han'~ le,s. ,cn arc GU
Ing 10 have e., iitr tercnlll AMI
keep ,our SELF respect. Regard
less nf Whether ,"n gel your nus
lapd hi,h asain. wa don't Want
ANYTHING ,hul, against your
CHARACTER. ~ y"u viii wlui iu
lind hiprinc.s with >omc worth,
man al good characlcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
WACs, Seamen And Soldiers

coiotrd seNi.cafn 10 all branch
q, inum as MOST 'uifff'f ana
direst eNpscsr'oA 70 ii' NH'lt-A
refusal 81 ihesc c'nwfa'"c'N
tow nai Nln l'lps''i
onNUr 'lpisa h'lrs'istt lil
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Bars Foreign Money

NEW YORK, July 2S QNS)-
Lisbon radio reported today that
the Portuguese government had
forbidden all trading in foreign
bank notes. including their i'm
port and export. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
Pick Retirement Aide

Herman q. Baotz west side
buSmcSS man who lives az -9l6
Western. was appointed Saturday
by Nsy3r JcfrieS 10 the hoard Of
trustees of the city retirement
system for the term ending June
80. 1916.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
;1QdankQn
u. Erinnerungen
BON 81 en. s. Iuertges
(Sortiebung)

Gonntog, 19. Sftober 1858, mar
groBe Seier uno Sirmung in San'
nooor uno am folgenoen Gage &ird'
Deib in 8reeie. go molte es 8ii6oi
Yunfer.
Sd NOR nod ME in Der neuen
Stride gemeien. 9lm geadmittoq
I6idte midi Der 8iI6of no6 8reeie,
Inn o1es oor3ubereiten fir Die &ir9'
peibe. Ser 8ii6of noIlte glei9 NIT
geben. @r nuBte tpobI, pie unerfab.
rem i6 mar. Inter @lodengelGute 80.
gen mir ob bon Germantown uno ia.
men in 8reei ie an. 0ort mar oles
nod rubig, benn erlt morgen ioute
Die neue @emeinoe ibren gei9i9tli'
den Infang nebmen, am SeIt oes bl.
@bongeliIten 2ufos.
Oie 8reeIer batten mid I6on &C.
Ieben un0 gebort, ols iie in's Mmt
uno bel Der 6irmung in Der Mutter.
firde bon Clinton County poren.
8ir fonoen unterfunft bel 9rn. SO,
bert 9onne.
gs fomen etli6e SrIGnoer, mel,
items 8abnorbeiter, Die Ionge ni6t
mebr gebei6tet batten, unb polter
beim 8ii6of bei6ten, benn Tie mon.
ten cine ugute 8ei6te MAIDEN. 81.
men 8eidtItubI bate man nod ni6t
Bir fanoen in Der neuen Stride nt6ts
als einen nodten gl1tor Dor. 9er1eI6e
Itebt beute nod in Ser groBen Stein.
tirhe in Der Sotriitei. IIs 8eibpoI'
Ierfeiiel muBten mir e1nen @imer &C.
bruuden unO gum 8e1prengen einen
8ul6el unfraut beniiBen.
geod Ser @inneibung begonn 6as
So6omt. Sd itimmte oos Gloria an,
aber fein Gbor anttportete. Ser gbor
bon Germantown feblte. Ni6ts mar
oorbereitet. Sour bier WeBoiener mo-.
rem onpeieno: Seinri6 SoItgrGoe,
Bernard &atermon, Sobn Wordin.
ners uno &obert 0onne.
80 Elm ormleliger Hlob tpie
greele mar tpobl foum irgen0no gu
finoen," er5ablte mir otter Ser alte
Serr. 9lls er ip6ter einmol Die Sc.
ldl9te in InmeIenbeit bon Sodp.
2obmonns erpabnte> meinte bieier
$50, slugult, on muBt oe @eI9i9te
ned tau bunt oerteIlen, 6enn ct NOR
oiene eigene Sdulo, oot ct 10 fam.
~I6 mas!" ereiferte it6 Der olte
Serr. "Bie fonnte i9 oos?"
"8ie tonnte id oos, froeit bu2
Wenn ou en- prattii6er BUR getpeIe11
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

9ieIes @OdenbIutt erideint felt
oem Sabre 1873 regeImdBig ieoeu
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