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HELP MEN and woMEh fCon,.t

CLERKS, white sse s TO 28, neat appear
snce permanent position, good wogklnS
conditions must be able to work q M
% $50 D m. one week and ? 30 pm TO
once. MAYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn. ave,
CLERK -TYPIST some dicta,ion. ro1,ins
Office work small electrical appliance store
IN Bethesda; prefer recent n s. gradu-
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK mus he exper.-
enced: no niehtS, no SUNDAYS. LAFAYETTE
DRUG co 18th and Eve ST NV -1n
MAN AND WIFE no children Tor farming
nearby MARYLAND wife to do general house
work, must be reliable and sober. qood
salary with furnished house Call a. 1921
tn st NV. Ma U5lO %
MAN AND WIFE to 90 plain cooking and
driNe station wagon tmuSt know The Clivi
for private children school i've in. very
nice quarters. $3.50 per month 94Oi
RADIO INSTRUCTOR for home study
TYPIsT. speedy but careful to learn m
tereSting evening work leading 20 we'll
paid full-time position. Give all nforma-
TYPlST- T-CLERk-Young man or woman
for modern Ford agency; excellent work
ing conditions. vacation, 5i2-day week
aood wages and permanent position with
future fer capable person See Mr.
Palmsr. BlLLHIAER 4 PALMER MOTOR
HyattSvllle. Nd. WA 090O -22
WOMAN for dairy salesroom: man for
dairy plant help. INQUIRE Dairy Depart
ment. University Of Maryland, College
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fcationS, experience. age and salary ex-
pected Box BOG, Star. 81
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For Lost ond Found Advertisements
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small 5, gid service charge. LENDERS. INC,
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Gas WATER HfArfR, 20. 20. 30. 40 gal
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Evening star., 1946-09-20
Chinese Communists
Plan Final Effort
To Achieve Peace

SHANGHAI. Sept. 20.-A Com
munist spokesman said today the
party will make one final effort at
peace, but if that fails it would feel
justified in publishing the docu-
mentary record of the begged down
Marking negotiations.
Chen Chia-kang the spokesman
said the peace negotiations have de
terlorated into a maneuver to ca :
mouf1aee the current civil war to
exterminate the Communists and
other democratic groups within
China"
He said the Communists chief
negotlator, Chou En-lai, is prepared
to make the final proposal-that
Gen. George c. Marshalrs Truce
Committee reassemble. Gen. Chou
told the Associated Press Yesterday
that he would not resume neeotia
tlons unless the committee was
called into session. The group. COM
prlsing Gen. Marshall, Gen. Chou
and government Gen. Hsu Yung-
chang, has not met since June be-
cause OF inability to reach an un-
oerStandlng on basic principles.
Press Toward kaigan.
1T becomes increasingly evident
that lne kuomintang government is
determined to achieve military oc-
cupatlon OF many Communist held
cities and railway lines" Chen said
From Peiping Associated Press
correspondent Tom MaSterSon re-
ported that the government is doing
Just that-with its victorious
forces pressing toward Kalgan. the
Reds big military base in Chahar
province. Two armies famed out
from newly captured Fengchen and
TSlning TO consolidate their new
gains in Suiyuan province.
Mr.. Masterson reported the gov
eminent was prepared to launch its
offensive against mountain ed
kalgan from three directions One
force was seen moving from the
northwest along the Peiping Kalgan
railroad, Another drove southwest
out OF Chengteh following its CAP
tuEe of Kupeikou pass through the
great wall.
Unconflrmed reports said the lat
ter column swung westward toward
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MetuIcruft Glasses to Open

Glasses IN the American Red
Cross metalcraft course will begin
September 80, it was announced
today. The classes, in which there
are six remaining vacancies. are
to train instructors in jewelry max
ing for the veterans. courses at
Walter Reed and Forest Glen Hos
pitfalls. Those interested were asked
to call Republic 5000. Ext. 1856.
Evening star., 1946-09-20

Kalgan and that the Tsining force
was driving eastward toward the
same objective. They could not be
confirmed because the government
has clamped blackout on news OF
its Kalgan operation.
Chinese press reports said the
Communists, hastily preparing to
defend the city, moved 100000
troops there but denied rumors that
Chu Teh, commander in chief of
Communist forces, personally would
direct them.
Sino-American truce headquarters
was considering Withdrawing truce
Team No. 5. headed by Col T. l..
Alexander. Boykin, S. c.. from Kali
gan
Evening star., 1946-09-20

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

note 10 hot decaffelnsted coffee.
II you find whipping cream a prob
lem, you can substitute whipped
eyaporated milk Just chill the
evaporated milk thoroughly. Then
whip rapidly until stiY Fold In "A
teaspoon vanilla Allow one cup OF
evaporated milk and cups OF
freshly made. hot neinate ed
coffee for eight servings. Place the
whip In serving cups. Milling half
full. Sprinkle generously with Gin
namon or nutmeg. Fill cups with
decaffeinated coffee. II you nae
whipped cream. one-half cup before
whipping provides enough for
eight servings
Cafe au Lait Is another satisfying
hot brew To make n. nse IL
rounding tablespoons decafeinated
coffee. regular grind. 10 each cup
n pint of water Make by any
method desired Have ready not
OF hot milk When serving. pour
milk and decaffelnated coffee TO-
gether into cup In equal amounts.
For Italian Cate au Laii. pour milk
and decaffeinated coffee together
into china pot containing beaten
egg yolk. using egg yolk 10 4
cups OF coffee
Sweet Dreams Punch Refreshes
II you decide n serve Sweet
Dreams Punch instead Of The hot
beverage. make fresh decs reinated
coffee and chill IL in the refrigera-
tor. When serving tins comes.
place one pint OF ice cream In a
punch bowl or large mixing howl.
Add a pinch OF salt 10 the chilled
decanelnated coffee and pour over
Ice cream. Beat tightly with rotary
egg heater until ice cream ia part.
ly melted and blended. Add !.
pint OF ice cream by spoonfuls 10
punch mixture in bowl. or add
spoonful 20 each cup az served.
Sprinkle generously with grated
nutmeg Served IN punch cups.
this makes ~ servings. or one and
three-Quarters quarts For best
MAYOR combinations. use vanilla.
coffee or chocolate Ice cream.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES

at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit, In said County and state
on the 3rd day OF January. lsiS.
A. ID.
Present. The Hon JOSEPH A.
MOYNlHAN. Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the attach
ID affidavit from which il appears
hat the defendant is not a resi-
lent OF the State OF Michigan; but
when last heard OF and from rs-
sided in the City OF Widenner- Ar
KANSAS that by reason thereof.
personal service OF process cannot
" had npon her, therefore
On motion of BLEDSOE a. TAY-
LOR. ATTORNEYS for plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT appear in this cause with
three Ca months from the date
iereof. or her default will be TAX
en-. that copy OF this Order to-
eether with copy OF the affidavit
upon which II is founded he served
upon the defendant by registered
mall. return receipt demanded a.
her last known address and that 4
copy OF this order he published in
the Detroit Tribune newspaper
printed and published in the Conn
ty Of Wayne. Michigan. according
TO law.
And all OF which foregoing Is so
ordered
JOSEPH. A. MOYNiHAN'
Circuit Judge
Countersirned
CASPER /. TINGEMAN. Clerk.
Ry ! r. stone.
Deputy Clerk S-2-4-ij
STAFF or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
VITA.
STATISTICS

Marriage Licenses issued by
CASPER ]. LINGEsiAN. Wlyrs
,onnty Clerk during period ~
February s to February ll lP''.
inclusive.
Frank II. Foreman, "a; Beatrice
Rider, is
Clarence Riley. Jr. %; Ne'ma
Brewer. II
william Smith se' Mary Lock
hart. IS
Willie Brown. 50; carris stewart
2s
William Cook. Fl Ross L. wrish''
20
Charles ). Terrell. 70: Cassie
Bell. IS
Chester Andrews. 81 Morris l.
Gray. %
John Mckinney. IS; wilm .
Wright Ok
silas Williams, SIS; Nellie smith,
AZ
Geogre r. Rurch. rs Dorothy n
sullivan. 10
Willie Tyus. 25: Julia Evans =
Henry Dishmon, p; Matte Ken.
nedy. IL
Alvin Lowe. IS; Helen Hswsms.
james ". Mosson. 81; Viola Aus
tin. 81
Artist Harvard. is; Kathleen
White. y
Homer Dockery. -; Gladys viii
liams. %
Alfred f. Paige, Jr.. 81; sarah
LAMAR. %
Charles W. Green. 80; Alice As
hcrry -
Robert Carter Jr.. "a; Lucille
Galloway. =
Moses y. Fisher. % Mildred
Louise Bean. q
Rooney Butler. % Rernicc Nal. 50
otis Florence. ~; Peggy j. Ellis
Is
stephen p. Hail, rs; Gladys
Grayson. 30
Carl E YOUNG. 50; Annie John
son. ,:
Herman r. Mssoa. q; Christine
p. Richardson, -
Thomas Cooper. 90; Hortcrss
Hinton. a.
Abraham r. simmons 40; Seen
ious scales. 80
Lowell Thompson. %; Ardiiihs
Gates, %
Ollie Hunt 81; Farnie A. HATCH
o. -
Joe NJ Wright 2,' Helen NJ
Calhoun. 20
Jesse Blacimon. cs. Odessa Rich
ards. g
Rcnclt Williams. is. Florence
nrisculls II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
VINCENT " BRENNAN.
ha'ph ". NIlIer, Atty.
lllt Canl1

c, slATE or MICHIGAN in the
w s,a'' court FOR the County OF
=, " NV =. STEWARD. Plaintiff.
,.,s ,noNgE y. STEWARD. De-
No. sal.ess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
Arthur r. Davidson. Atty.
9aOG Hastings

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
i.cuit Court for the County OF
wayne In Chancery.
OPHELIA FOSTER. Plaintiff VS..
Oliver FOSTER. Defendant,
No. 3Ss-5i0
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held
II the Court House in the City "
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan.
IN the 81 day OF January. A. d..
1876.
Present Hon: THEODORE J..
RICHTER, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by at
'idavit that the defendant. Oliver
soster. IL resident OF this State
jut his Whereabouts are unknown:
hat his last known address was
Detroit. Michigan.
On Motion OF Arthur d. Davidson.
attorney for plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the defendant,
Oliver Foster. enter his appear
ince In this cause on or before
hree go full months from the date
hereof or said Bill Of Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
lin.
II Il Further Ordered that a
rue copy Of this order be publish
ID IN The Detroit Tribune, a week
" newspaper printed and circulat-
ne in Wayne County. Michigan
II IA also Ordered that true
.opy OF said order be sent by re-
rlsiered mail. return receipt RAJ
quested. TO the defendants last
known address
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
CASPAR J. LfNGEMAN. Clerk
ny A. p MAIDEN.
Deputy Clerk Stills
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
No. 3NN-NDU
ORDER OF FERTILIZATION

No. 3S9-OD0
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al, a session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the city OK
Detroit in said County and state
on the 21si day OF January, A. d..
1916.
Present The Hon. THEODORE
]. RICHTER, Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the ami
dayit hereto attached from which
il appears that the defendant -
a resident OF the state Of Nich-igan,
and his last address was No. 22o5
St Antoine street Detroit Michi-
gan. hut that personal service OF
process cannot be had upon him
for the reason that she Is informed
and has good reason to believe that
the defendant is concealine HIM
self beyond It's jurisdiction 20 evade
scrvice OF process upon him. there
forea
ON motion Of BLEDSOE & TAY-
LOR. attorneys for plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that tho de-
PENDANT appear in this cause with
N three Ga months from tho date
hereof or his default Will be taken;
that a copy OF this order together
with n cony ~ the affidavit upon
which II Is founded be mailed TO
the defendant NJ his last known
address, registered mail. return re-
"cirt demanded: and that copy
Z this Order no published in the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper
printed In the County OF Wayne,
MICHIGAN. according 10 law
And al OF which foregoing is so
ORDERED
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge.
'ountersigned
'AsrAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
~. y. F. Nader.
Deputy Clerk alta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES


st session Of said Court held
~ the County Courthouse in the
~ or Detroit Wayne County
Michigan this 5th day OF February,
1916. AID.
Present Honorable VINCENT VI
Biif.\NAN. Circuit Judge.
/, appearing to the satisfaction
~ Ibis court from affidavit hereto
attached that the above named de-
ltndant Is nor resident OF the city
ul Detroit. Wayne County, Michi-
fan. bat that be resides in tho
STATE OF keniucN at Maysville. Al
b22 East Thild street. and as such
cannot be served With summons Is
sued out OF this court
On Motion ~ Ralph W. Miller
ilorrcy for the plairpif;
II Is Ordered that the said de-
PENDANT appear and answer the
Bill OF Complaint filed herein
within three 60 months from the
date hereof or that the said Bill
may be taken as confessed.
II is Further Ordered hereby.
that a copy Of this said order be
sent 10 the defendant At his last
known address by registered mail,
and in case no return receipt sign
cd by the defcndent IL r"ceiNed,
that this order shall hc duly pub
lished according to law
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LlNcEMAN. clerk
by A. Shcdd.
Deputy Clerk 2-2S-4-e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
WARN PARENTS OF
MEASLES DANGERS

Measles contlnlcs "a increase.
aud there were 1854 cases re-
ported 10 pctroi, last week COM
pared with eS5 the previous
week said Dr. Eruce n. Doug
las commissioner q health.
Measles is serions disease
for babies and children under
five and parents should take pre-
cautions against exposing them
70 the disease. II lney knew that
'hcir YOUNG child ms been e1-
posed to measles they should get
in toueh with thur family psvsi-
cian al once ne may give a
treatment which will modify the
disease 50 that the child has II in
a mild form and is pfWe ted from
another attack AZ a later date. II
baby or small child inst re-
covering from serious illness
4 is exposed to measles. the pny-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

V1rh 50 many happy reunions
,,slnr Mace. It's good neighbor
,oier "a he ready with simple re-
.-s.hmsn,s Whenever friends drop
h ia ihoughiful 20 brew plenty
=, desafeuafed coffee, 10 serve
e.he- hoi or In A thirst.quenching
rnneh So fhst everybody can re-
az tal, nerves and linger over
sofiabe extra cups and friendly
conversation without worrying
about Pillow tossing later. Sand
ujcn nakings provide the founda-
lion Tor delicious impromptu
snacks cosiartemptingly with your
rs, or colf beverage. and are easy
~ r.f arefher AZ the last minute.
You ian fr your little feast into
fiesta h ,ou follow the custom
q, our southern neighhors and
deck vonr Al fresco refreshment
table afh a howl OF fresh fruit.
A lhte imagination will make
even me simplest sandwiches dec.
orsfire az we'll as delectable.
These sonbrero sandwiches. for
Instance. are as easv 10 make as
they are picturesque Just cut
circles from bread for the brims.
rlsce mounds OF cottage cheese IN
be center for the crowns, and
fashion IA hands or ribbons from
STRIP y pimienfo or green
pepper Minced onion or green
repper mixed with Tho cheese adds
i1'eres' 20 me sandwiches. and for
me sake n variety the "brims"
can IA made ~ nut or raisiu bread
Rounds n Boston brown bread give
another iasiefempting variation.
"Psrs" Deearsinated Coffee Longer
AvaYs make thu .decafelnated
co1ee fresh and unless you are
serving y as chilled punch. be
sure = e piping hot Remember.
fror make IL IN porcolator. that
= should "perk' from is 10 90
minutes or longer than the ordin-
aw kind 70 bring out it's rich
coffee favor
A fnF ~ sriced whipped cream
On each cup adds an interesting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

Dave Boone. IS Claude N. Viii
liams. &c
Walter r. Miller. Is: velrs L.
Wis IS
Matthew Boss. IS Rosa " Wash
ington 10
simon ilcnor, 50 Hattie ". Bra.
dy. IS
John II. Jones. II Willie n
Ware. ~
Robert Il Reynolds, So Luelia
larson 80
Ernest J. Ford, p; Ruth ~
Rromcry IS
Edward :. Henri1ues - Flo
rene. p Briscoe 81
Ola " Royster. 25i Dessie n.
Holmes IS
Arthel Pore, 20 kathlyn NJ. vii
Kins ~
Clco stevenson. %. rhelnla Hsr-
grove a
Nehemiah W crocke' %; Mildred
N. Ellis, p
Alfred y Cash Ir, 90 Adeline
NJ Webster %
Jimmie Downing ~ Martha
ncdy 50
Norman Kcrnedy' 40 Martha
Lewis. -
Charles A. Smith 81; Gloris
Jones 20
BERNARD y. Downs, IS; MYRTLE G
ShaYors %
Edward Price. % Ollie EDWARDS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

seian may give q treatment
winch viii prevent the disease
from developing
Even when measles ia rodi
fled good c,re o. ihe patent is
essential and he mus; be kent ~
bed the CONN issioncr advsed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
Blcdsoe & Taylor. Attorneys
1905 Broadway

ALBERTA ZONES. Plaintiff, "
HENRY JONES. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
William {. Smith. Atty.
80, 4. Adams A,enne

STATE Of MICHIGAN In The
reut coat for the County OF
sagne IN Cssnccry.
ELlIAnMH NlGGiNS Plaintiff
s. PORTER 3 WlGGlNS, Defen-
ant
ORntR Ot rtBl.ltATI0N
a. session ~ said court held
T. ne C0Oi' House in Tho City OF
)t'fo' 90 February Z AID. 1916
riescn roaoahie VINCENT NJ.
Brennan circuit Judge,
Ss'isneory proof by AFFIDAVIT
having Ncen tiled that II Is not
,ronr ia nh County and State
ihe ss.d defendant Porter J.. Wig
.rs 50 rf'eri OF and that his
.as known pIr,Ss WAS 1857 AL
'r'a Htre' llrtNor Michigan.
on Nuln 81 William {. Smith.
riornes az 'hc Plaintiff.
i Is onl. sd that the said De-
'tnaar' spqeg and answer the Bill
~ 'omrAur filed IN this case
'rnln won'hs from the date
" 'n', utao ar said Bill will be
as't az confessed against him.
ana j Is i'wher Ordered that a
ppy q This ordcr be served per-
ona''y on 'De said defendant nv
ss''lefed mai with a return re-
'l'' demanded and a copy OF this
y ''ne published according TO
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN,
Circuit Judge
True Copy
!. ASFAR J. LlNGEMAN. clerk
y \ Shedd.
p'V 'lefk s-2-4-i3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

Henry Henton, %; Helen :. IT.
win. %
Nathaniel Davis, 20 Elizabeth J..
BrituAn is
Isaiah Hall, 81; Hsihie Hayes, -
Evening star., 1946-12-10
National Comedy Offers Report
On War Between the Sexes
By Joy Cormody

Out Of their surplus notes. most war wrote books
with the facts distilled fiction Not Cores
Ghorn Virginia Cowles their
Press Their delayed dispatch which opened
girls the
Evening star., 1946-12-10

HOLLYWOOD.
The Academy Award battle Is onl
ALI the producers who think they
have a chance to win an award are
rushing their epics to the screen.
In addition to "The Razor's Edge"
now showing in New York, and "The
Best Years of My Life" and THE
Jolson Story" the following will be
seen by lucky few before the end
of the year-Frank Capra's TITS a
Wonderful Life" starring Jimmy
Stewart; Jerry Wald's "Hrmor-
esque," with Joan Crawford and
John Garfield; Metros It'll the
Clouds Roll By" And now I un-
derstand that David Selznick will
get in under the new ruling with
Duel in the Sun"-the picture Will
be shown to Academy members who
can vote on its Academy worth. But
I think 1t would be better for the
picture going public II the produc-
ers would space these good pictures
throughout the year and not have
them all in a bunch In November
and December.
Bob Hope stars in "The Paleface"
to follow his Road to Rio" stint
with Crosby and Lamour :. Lana
Turner has asked her Metro bosses
to get John Garfield as her leading
man in "CoQuette." George
Sanders leaves for England after
the holidays to star in "Beau Brum-
mel" I'll be very surprised IT
Merle Oberon accepts the Broadway
offer to star in Penelope" Merle
does very well in Hollywood with
$150,000 per picture. Why should she
risk all that for stage play? To
my knowledge, Merle has never ap-
peared in one Judy Garland, on
the other hand, Is, or was, inter-
ested In doing q play on Broadway,
but the new contract offered her
by Metro proved irresistible. Judy
will stay with the studio and star
in "The Good Old Summertime"
after she completes "The Pirates" "
with Gene Kelly.
A. j. Cronin is the latest person.
ality to be biographed in q movie.
Cronin is now writing a book titled
"Life and Death" His movie BIZ
ography is tentatively called "The
Turning Point of a Career" Cronin
Evening star., 1946-12-10

stick to that tired, old sex as war
reporters.
The dialogue that decorates these
situations turns sharp and humorous
at many point in Love Goes to
Press" The girls are at their best
in defending their professional
honor with undaintily barbed words
on what they have learned OF males,
wars, the italian weather, and sex.
But they succeed in undoing them
selves as piquant types when they
forget they are hard-boiled and drop
into a sentimental romantic lingo
in which they obviously have small
faith. The latter happens much too
often for the good Of Love Goes
to Press"
The brightest acting spots Of the
comedy are those left to the skills
Of Joyce Heron as the blond corre-
spondent and Ralph Michael as the
English major with q distaste for
Evening star., 1946-12-10

Patricia Morrison has turned author
and her book, "A Summer in
Mexico" will probably be made into
a movie by d Mexican film COM
pany I'm told that the British
have fallen for Jane Russell In THE
OUTLAW" In q big way. Il Boss How
ard Hughes is srnart--and he is
he'll send Jane over there to cash In
with q personal-appearance tour.
They are very curious to see her Z.
Ann Harding has to play q woman
around 80 years Of age In Christ
mas Eve" She has a clause in her
contract that, II she doesn't like her
self In the makeup tests, she can
bow out.
Deanna Durbin's husband, Felix
Jackson. has signed a contract with
20th Century Fox. And you can bet
Evening star., 1946-12-10

Nice TO know that both sisters are
50 happily married-Joan to VIII
liam Dozier and Olivia to Marcus
Goodrich.
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