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GIRL SCOUT LEADERS MEET
Leadership Course for Girl Scout
Leaders at Camp OtOnka

Leadership Course for Girl Scout
Leaders of the Delmarva Peninsula
will be held September TO- 7:30
DIST. to September %, A P. M, at
Camp Otonka, the Y. w. c. A.
Camp on Indian River, Dagsboro,
Delaware. A training period
three days of information and fun,
This training is planned to help
Girl Scout Leaders to start and
carry on an effective program with
their troops. The total cost will
be $3.50 approximate; food prices
may change this figure). This will
include $1.50 for lodging at the
camp and $1.50 registration fee.
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u READING & WRITING
-
= BY Sahm Sawvn nANpRUmM7ou

0EORGE ORWELL'S "Animal Farm" says Christopher
Morley, SIS fairy tale; it's scary tale" 1t tells what
happened when the animals took over the farm that had
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19
NEW MACHINE FOR FARMER
New Method Protects Nutrients;
Provides Better Hay

Ralph G.. FAIRIES, Townsend i'm
plement dealer, explained today
how a new development in farm
machinery promises to change
farmers ideas and time-honored
methods of making hay or ensil-
age. Manufactured by The Mas
sey-Harris Co, and distributed here
by Mr.. FAIRIES, the Forage Clip
per" bids well to do for the grass
land farmers what modern COM
bines are doing for the grain
farmer-telescoping several tedious,
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unpded bomb deep the middle of the crowded Main Street of
life 1t caused sensation when published in England. One
of the distinguished publishing houses in America SHE'D
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19

pliances and furniture and certain
general products. Construction
equipment and medical and dental
equipment for veterans will be al
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19

been managed any too well by human beings,
and proceeded to build Utopia. Among
the animals were the big, hardworking cart
horses, Boxer and Clover, sincere but slow
witted. Then there was Mollie, the vain,
self-indulgent carriage mare who sold out to
the man next door for red ribbon and
lump of sugar. There was Benjamin, the
cynical donkey, whom no social doctrine
would alter. There was the shrewd cat who
always vanished when there was work to be
done. And of course there were the sheep,
well-meaning but little simple: all they
could understand was the slogan: "Four
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19
IOWa's Farm Lands

About 974 per cent of the acre
age of land in the state of Iowa
is included in farms. Of this 80
per cent is improved.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19

Marquette and Joliet. They visit
ed it by crossing the Illinois river
in 1878.
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19

The late Champ Clark, former
Speaker of the House of Congress.
was first elected to Congress In
1898.
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legs good, two legs bad" But it was the
changed the rules to suit themselves. "All n
of the original slogans. They changed it to
''All men are equal but some are more
equal than Others
Mr.. Orwell's political satire which is
aimed at Russian communism, is part of
the Book-of- Months Clubs double
selection for September, along with "The
Sudden Guest" novel by Christopher
La Fargo. ''It has been queer" reports Mr..
Morley as one of the Clubs five judges, "to
think of this book ticking away like an
Smyrna times., 1946-09-19
SMYRNA, DEL.
rirst White Men to Visit Illinois

The first white men to visit that
part of the United States now des-
ignated as the state of Illinois was
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located only by the national WAA
Office in Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
THE Low DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

You know, no difference
what country it is, you go bite a
dog, and you are on apge one.
But for real news that would
maybe even crowd nlbblin' on a
dog, and you are on page one.
would be. Tor Uncle Safnbo to
get over being easy pickins, !"
and alert himself and ask some
nation for a hand-out Brothers
and sisters, that would be vice
versa and news that is news.
Being something except a rich
uncle, it would make friends for
US versus making the U.S.A. a
party to be laughed, at.
And 1 am on this idea of
money and debt and which end
of the horn we are coming out
if more folks don't scribble a
note to his Congressman. Even
the affluent John L. Sullivan
found there was last dollar. To
get a bill through CongreSs-and
quick - it has gotta cost mil
lions. And if it is for 20 million,
it gets passed 2 times as quick
as only 10 million And the wiz
ards there in Bazoo City tell us
our big debt and the bonds are
all owed to ourselves-and for
us to quit worrying. This prod
ded an old goober-grabber edi-
tor to ask, What kind of a
Twin will we have from the in
come from a deficit"
1t is not Just. peanuts that they
have lot of in old. Georgia-land
horse sense als also plentiful
and not rationed.
Yours with the log dpwn,s
10 SIERRA
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Today's Anniversaries
know America)

1802-Dorothea Lynde Dix.
heroic invalid who travelled the
country over demanding and get
ting better prison and insane asy-
lum conditions, born at Hampden,
Maine. Died Trenton, n. j., July
II. 1887.
1810-James Freeman Clarke,
famed Boston Unitarian clergY-
man and writer of his generation,
born at Hanover, n. H. Died June
8. 1888.
182I-Linus Yale, noted illven-
tor-manufacturer of locks and
safety-keys, son of a noted bank
lock inventor, born in Salisbury
n. Y. Died Dec. 25, 1853.
l824-Lewis Ginter, Confeder-
ate soldier, Richmond, Va, cigar
cite maker when cigarettes were
a foreign product. born in New
York City. Died Oct. 2, 1897.
1866-George Pierce Baker, tn .
noted Harvard and Yale drama
teacher, creator of the AZ Work
shop, born Providence. R. l. Dies
Jan. s. 1885.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

The Honorable Henry Wallace is clas-
SIZED a. the New Deal remnant in the
Presidents Cabinet. He came out of Iowa
a. Republican but out-dealt President
Roosevelt on lot of point that upset the
sound policies of the Department of Agri-
culture
Members of the Democratic party
should vote for the British loan or be put
cut Of the party by not being allowed to
run again on the Democratic ticket" he
exploded. and added: Either the dissent
ING members should join the other party or
organize an independent one The same
should apply TO the Republicans.
ar. Wallace ignores the fact that there
= an independent" body in the Senate
and another one IN the House. that fire.
quently does Jobs of coalition" The mem
bers are aot only split on the British loan
bat on about half of the Recommendations
Of President Truman.
The Progressives in Wisconsin have
Just dlsbanded their political organization
and returned to the Republican party. No
comment from Mr. Wallace
The voting conditions in Southern
states are upset in dozen different direc-
tons. In the Northern States the profess
sional labor union leaders do their political
boOstings for the Democratic party. Across
the fence the voters in farming communi-
ties have generally deserted the Demo-
cratic party and gone over to the Re-
publicans.
One would naturally expect Mr.. Wal
lace, the former Vice President of the
United States and the present Secretary of
Commerce TO have taken hand in pre-
venting the labor strikes since the war. So
far as his efforts and influence as top man
IN Commerce went. he is entitled to be
treated to the same medicine he pre-
seribes for members of the Democratic
and Republican Congressman. You can add
them up, and you won't find a weaker
stick of timber than Henry Wallace.
Secretary Wallace suggests something
terrible when he proposes to boot men,
bers of the different parties out of home
when they don't vote the Wallace way
because Wallace's way is usually the
wrong way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
CALMLY AND PHILosoPHIcALLY

Yesterday a boy. today a man, and
tomorrow you die, an old saying that has
been embodied in prose and poetry for
many centuries.
For instance. il seems only yesterday
when Ernest p. Roberts, in the vigor of
youth. came 20 Key West from New York,
where he had practised law for year.
How strong he was is brought to
mind by bis having won the wrestling
championship for students of the light
weight division i'm Princeton University,
aud be gave demonstration of his
strength when he had been here only a
short time, as oldtime residents will re-
call
A Key Wester essayed, during a
fight. to throw down Mr. Roberts. and he
handled the Key Wester as though he
were child.
strength? Yes. much strength, but
strength. as well as everything else, is
Slapped by insidious Time. Worn out
physically. Mr.. Roberts succumbed a few
days ago to Time. which piles up its toll
day after day. in attaining its end, sur
Feptiously. so that old age ereeps on all of
a. without our noticing il.
Two things i'm the universe are con-
linaens: time and change. and the change.
81 coarse. ! due 10 what we eallthe con-
ssaaa passage Of time. "a ~
3 time only Stopped once in awhile.
~ 4 writer xamsrked = good many years
ago. then We would not grow older con-
st@ntly. but every tick Of the clock. every
sunrise. adds to our age until we find our
selves. il We live long enough, old men
and old women.
Il i the way of the world, and it is
lmmutable. so the best thing to do is to
view i calmly and philosopheally.
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: Jesus crucified

Then the soldiers of the Cover
nor took Jesus into the common
han. and gathered unto him the
whole band of soldiers. And they
stripped him, and put on him j
scarlet robe. And when they had
plated a crown of thorns, they
put it upon his head, and a reed
in his right hand: and they bowed
the knee before him, and Knocked
him, saying, Hail, King of the
Jews. And they spit upon him,
and took the reed, and smote him
on the head.
And after they had Knocked him,
they took the robe off from him,
and put his own raiment on him.
and led him away to cruelty him.
And as they came out, they found
a man of Cyrene, Simon by mama
him they compelled to bear h 5
cross.
And when they were come unto
a place called Gologotha, that IS
to say, A place of skull, they gave
him vinegar to drink mingled
with gall: and when he had tasted,
thereof, he would not drink.
And they crucified him, ami
parted his garments, casting lots:
that it might be fulfilled which
was spoken by the prophet. They
parted my garments among them,
and upon my vesture did they cast
lots.
And sitting down they watched
him there; and set up over his
head his accusation written, THIS
IS JESUS THE KING OF THE
JEWS.
(To Be Continued
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|1|.'|s|

anything that can help catch the
murderer of my brother"
"Your father is paying me quite
a lot of money to find the man
who stabbed your brother. It's
the kind of thing | 20 lot of. I've
spent long time learning how.
II think it would be wise if you'd
leave it up to me. I'll be glad to
get anything you learn. but let's
have no sleuthing on your part.
It's liable to be a little danger
GUS"
There was a new light in her
eyes as she digested that.
Have you ever killed a man."
THAT will be enough of this,
youngster. It's my turn. I'll ask
questions now"
Did you?"
"Yes."
"How?"
with gun. I just shot first"
"Oh." She seemed disappointed.
Didn't 1t give you a thrill to
know you had killed man."
Az JOA4aL 4C4t ,Id@hy S1ldh Lie
hadn't gotten me first. He was a
rat and deserved killing. / should
have gotten a medal. | got pushed
around by the cops instead"
Her eyes lighted again. did
they give you the third degree"
Something like that. It was q
long time ago. and the cops didn't
know me very wen then"
What was it ike?" She was
leaning forward now. her eyes on
Rush.
Like nothing it will ever do
you any good to know. Why are
you so interested" 90 &l1cs
"Tm fascinated by, abnormal
psychology Do you think police
men are all sadists2"9 1sat6 as
mo. They are lust guys with q
job to do and they do what they
have to go to get the job done.
She leaned back. disappointed.
Nov let's get back to me ask
ing questions, Rush said. Where
did you meet Wilmer"
"He came up to me in a night
club and said he was a friend OF
PauPs."
How did he happen to men
| ton that Hone knew Panl7"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
Chapter III

Chapter IL
- USH shut bis eyes and forced
N himself to think. Here was
one of his problems walking into
his Office. He couldn't think what
to do with her so he decided to
let things shape themselves.
Send her In" said Rush
gloomily.
Leslie came through the door
of his Office and stood blinking
into the sunlight that streamed
through the windows at Rush's
back. Rush nodded at a chair OPP
poSite his desk. Leslie took the
chair, crossing her legs and
thereby exposing a long expanse
of very shapely legs for one so
young. This was Rush's first
chance for a close inspection. He
took it.
Won't you pull down these
shades? / can't see you," Leslie
said.
Rush grinned and turned
around to pull a cord. The
shades came down and Leslie
rubbed her eyes with the back of
her hand.
THAT almost blinded me-" A
thought occurred to her. You
fixed it that way on purpose. You
want to be able 10 see people
without their seeing YOU"
That being the truth, Rush saw
no reason to deny it.
who is the girl saw you with
last night?D
( sHes name is Hope O'Hara.v -
II know, you tola me. But who
lis She?" a&sfr 4
what is it to. your" Rush lei
Ahis voice get JUST a Rtf rough
paul Knew hkr.e
Hoy osyou Anow?" u
Wilmer Told me last night"
Rush sat very still for long
moment. tapping the bridge of his
nose with a pencil. He decided
to get things out into the open.
"Okay, Paul knew her. Now
answer my first question. What's
it to your"
why" it stopped her for g
second. "whv I want to find oui
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ST thought from the look she
gave him that she knew him. so
| asked him. He said he had seen
her with Paul, and maybe Paul
had mentioned that he knew
him.
Nothing there thought Rush.
Nothing that he wouldn't have
done if he'd been in Winners or
lagos shoes. They obviously were
fishing. too.
did Paul ever say anything to-
you about expecting a lot of
money soon?" = aQ s4gf
A CURTAIN slid shut behind
"A her eyes. The pause before
she answered was almost mn
perceptible. why, no. Paul never
confided in me very much.
Rush contemplated beating the
truth out of her. then decided
that she'd like that. "Okay, he
said. that's about all you can tell
me now / may want to call on
you again for something"
Leslie frowned and straight
ened UP. You're through with
me for now. them" she asked.
'sYes." Rush said.
She left then. and Rush
watched her through the door.
and waited until he heard the
outer door slam before he buzzed
for Gertrude. She came to stand
in the doorway, an amused light
in her eyes.
You got it all, supposed"
Rush asked. .4t.t.t,e .oss
q tsEyerything except her tone of
voice, sweethea art. Gertrude
grinned irritatingly., - - !
a 'H she ever comes up here
when you're alone. pump her.
She may know something"
'She won't tell me. That's Al
babe that hates women" II "a j,
Maybe. She's a strange
wench."
I'm going" Rush said. "Pve
got a headache and | haven't had
bite to eat all day. You can
blow. too, if you want to. It's four
o'clock and if anybody wants me
badly enough they can find me at
Barney's after / eat"
Ito be cOntinuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
Your Horoscope

APRIL 4, 1946-Persons born on
this day have brooding nature.
preferring to keep by themselves,
and often lead a solitary life. The
temper is apt to be somewhat vio-
lent and the desires vehement of
expression There is an element
of succesStin those lines WHICH rex
quife StrehttouS1 Ackon.s Travel
and settlement in distant places
seems indicated. GAO 't9h.ft -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
From where | sit :. M Joe Marsh
Sam and Lud;
Wur and Peace

Like everybody else, folks in our
town talk about the best way Of
preserving peace. Some believe one
thing, some another. But when it
comes to Lad Denny and Sam
HackneyLeach has . self
invented Plan. 4 9$sts-ssi
Talking things over at Bin web
ster's, Sam and Lud got so worked
up arguing against each others
Plan, they almost came to blows.
Now each one thinks the other Is \
public enemy-for not agreeing
with his Plan!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Us Uorilla. enc ~ the most power
Fl Fl animals. = strict vegetarian. Re
a'''sf ihah Ypu meat eaters The writer
49, aal kHaw Bow physically powerful
tsefNs Bernard shaw is. bat he i a men,
81 aaut end has lived MANY more years
isaH lne hiblleal allotment II three score
FHafs @Ha ieu. and be Is a vegetarian. 30
esNeiafians are powerful. both physically
$50 nen'allg, whether rational or IRA.
lAaal nuimals. and live long.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
Spiritual Food
THE WAY TO THE CROSS

(COnfinued1


(The Way Thus Far: Two
days before Passover, Jesus re-
minds disciples of His coming
betrayal and crucifixion While
Jews plot to take and kill him.
Jesus, amounted by woman a.
house Of Simon the leper. Judas
agrees to betray Christ for 80
pieces of silver. AT Last Suppe
Jesus indirectly tells Judas he
will betray Him and at Mou 1t
of Olives tells Peter he will deny
Him thrice. Disciples sleep while
Jesus prays in agony to FatheTc
az Gethsemane. Judas appears
with multitudes. Judas kisses
Jesus, who is then seized and
taken before high priest. coun-
Gil shouts Jesus is guilty os
death but before that Peter de-
MED Jesus thrice, realized his
mistake and wept bitterly. Je-
suS delivered to Pontius Plate
and Judas returns 80 pieces OF
silver to Jews and hangs him
self. Jesus silent before Plate.
Customary in those days to re-
lease prisoner to Jews at pass
over feast. When asked whom
they wanted, BarabbaS, notable
prisoner, or Jesus, Jews yell,
"Barabbas.." PLATE makes hall
heartedly appeal for Jesus ard
then washes his hands of the
innocent blood of this just
man" when Jews say Let Him
be crucified" after asking wat
to do with Jesus. Barabbas re-
leased and Christ delivered to
be crucifiedD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

redeem them that were under the
law. that we might receive the
adoption of sons. And because We
are sons, God hath sent forth the
Spirit of his Son into your hearts,
crying. Abba, Father. Wherefore
thou art no more a servant, out
a son; and if a son, then an heir
of God through Christ, Gala
tianS 4:4-7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Drink 10 other peoples health but
NOT 10 the extent that it will impair your
own. Too many Gesundtheits make one
skFAnk." IA NgfaFEs ~r~erv x, ~
There are siill thousands of peonle
~ 20 enssed states VITO. az the late
p's.ldeut Roosevelt said. are iii, housed.
hFst duty Is 20 aneliorate that situation.
Charity should begin NJ home. and not
18th The peoples Of other nations. whose
condition appear not to be as bad as
g : painted Don't be a sucker,
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(To Be Continued

Scripture Quotation: When ne
fitness of the time was come, God
sent forth his Son, made of
woman, made under the law, to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
The dust with which the streets
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Establishment Of youth CEN
tiers to combat delinquency
urged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

of Key West are ladened gets INTO
ones hair and eyes too. which
makes all Of US wish for the sarac
thing-rain. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Governments exist for the benefit of
the governed: not vice versa
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MkTfAal EnlTOnlAl
- hsscCi ATlON


MAe# Hm fhamaAmA alsiin-
aHs headed IS aarh peo-
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s femas. ssAsa President ira.
s wNa aassslls be- has g. tFaas-
ANm a. aaes sHfu an awsnes a
M NmsaHnmaNi namethinE uiuet
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IS - sas aaa senalhis sstszsms. and
4.a&sfs. slefNfmen. labor
M Esm eaasss. nFsminsut efaeators.
81 k8e a. htests. ED leaa.
Mmn8 saala. sud aefeen. ~.
Na 80 pfeasaemt - take
& aatNase ~ faF - -
wa 49, aHNAkeT
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"a shsfamee gawsNahle eompufl.
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NHh h4 nutburitg H.
Ml8 eNaalfs the eesginE ~
se5N9 n 3 supfanallonal
aaae8 enfid lae a1Mtb
$50 as8 un $3.50 separate
Eha aassaual TIE petl-
kAns ssalNlnH ihat no l.
sals Hssif oHi af existence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

General Sapatz declares a sep
arate air force is vital to peace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

"a werld i clustered up with peo-
- $40 msan eel.
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Seems to me there's the probIea
in a NUTSHELL No plan in the world
can lead to peace-'til folks re-
spect each others views; allow for
differences Of tastes and learn 70
live with opposite opinions. As aI
From where I sit. real peace
begins with people-neighbor liv-
ing toIeraRffg beside neighh0r--
regardless of who votes hsw, or
who drinks beer or cider. or wh0
wears city clothes or overalls.
Peace starts with Tolerancei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Miss Nellie Louise Russell,
worthy matron of Fern Chapter,
and a delegation of members left
yesterday for Tampa where they
will attend the state convention
of the Order of Eastern Star.
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Subscribe to Inc Citizen.
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A miscellaneous shower was
given Friday. afternoon in, the ar
inory in honor Of Miss J Mary
Louise Pindsr, daughter of Dir.
and Mrs. ITstniHon Pindar,. Who
will be married to Benjamin Car
lyle Roberts, son Of Mr.. and Nh
John Gayle Roberts, on Friday
evening, April 10.r The ceremony
will be performed in the First
Congregational Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

DR.. William r. Warren will he
the chief speaker at meeting OF
the Key West Woman's Club TO
be held tomorrow afternoon. MISS
Janice Lewis will sing selec-
ton, accompanied by Miss Louise
Delaney, pianist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Wf*f apNn e time iherei was q men,
# Sc mTs~e - vvgwa az he thought
~ wAsH ke kHw - the people ~ his
E WuWla he aRninMi his cupchaSion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

b. Ray Elwood today announces
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for constable from the
first district, an office he is now
occupying.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04
Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF April. 4. 1895

County Supervisor Of Registra-
ton John England said today that
there has been a decided pickup
in registration. The qualified list
at noon totaled more than !. 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-04

Sales of sponge this morning to-
tailed more than $4,000.
w. A. Parrish, who has resided
in Marathon the last nine years,
today announces his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination fer
county commissioner from the
fifth district.
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Qs Ma.49

capynsAt. 1896. United SAFES Brsssrs Fs4ndaAsa
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RADIO PROGRAM
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Ito be continued)