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Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

anteeing one a vigorous old age.
In order to learn the exact physi-
cal, mental and emotional condi-
ton of the elderly, thorough or
complete examinatiso IS sigA1, di-
vided .hcc -t2;Se parts:
First comes the "data gathering
visit, or ''pilot" examination, in a
search for any "aging" tissue or
process.
At the second visit, as the ply
sician has studied the whole sit
uation-blOOd pressure, strength
of heart, urine, blOOd-he now
prescribes a program of living
and any medicine that may
give energy or slow up aging
processes.
At the third visit, swo or three
weeks later, the results of the health
program are checked and a full
health program for sin months or a
year given.
This study and examination of The
elderly man or woman to learn what
he or she needs, and then prescrib-
ing the necessary health program,
is good common seuSe.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
Did war tragedies warp
children'S mind?

4" Answer: Yes, Yepc2ts Swiss rsy-
chiatrist. VIM treated child refugees
in Warsaw, Poland. Children who
had been driven from their homes
and in many cases seen their par
ents sent to the gas chamber be-
came smart in some ways, but de-
veloped the belief that nothing is
important but self-preservation and
that only fools try to be kind or
honest. This false image of real
ity" (Which for so long was true as
far as their experience went) is
hard to erase and makes it difficult
to teach them to adapt themselves
to normal living.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Answer: The average person who
takes an occasional ''f1ier" may
only be trying to forget life's harsh
rule that you do not get something
for nothing. But psychiatrists say
the "neurotic gambler - the chap
who will play the horses or shoot
dice with his employers money
even though he knows there's bet
ter than an even chance that he will
be disgraced and ruined-is uncon-
sciously the victim of secret urge
to self-destruction. 1t is this that
will not let him quit when he's ahead
but 1nakes him go on till he's
"cleaned out"
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
Religion And Little Children

THIS CHAPTER includes the ia
L NOUS story of the little children
who were brought to Jesus-evident-
ly quite small children, for Jesus
lifted them into his arms. We do not
hear Jesus saying, Children are
too small for me to take any interest
in them. Wait till they are older.
What good can religion do these
tiny tots?" On the contrary, Jesus
not only blessed them, but held
them up as models for older people.
Is your church following Jesus
here? Is your church interested
in the little children as much as
1t is in the "paying" members?
Or are the little ones showed off
into some damp corner OF the
church basement? In your state or
province, do the Christian people
take an interest in the children?
Do children in your section get as
good attention as pure-bred cattle
do?
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
What Does Religion Cover?

YET THAT FARMER is not a bit
l. more idiotic than a Christian
who, when asked about this or that
activity or aspect of life, answers.
That's not religion. I have no in
terest in it," Religion isn't little
fenced-off pasture for lambs, tiny
garden plot behind thick hedges.
Religion covers the whole
farm, every bit of life from end
to end. Jesus knew this very
well. He never once refused to
discuss anything on the ground
that it was not religious.
He cast light on everything that
touched him. He called his followers
the light of the world" Not flash
lights, shining in one narrow beam!
Not flashlights, but lamps, set on a
lampstand and "giving light to all
who are in the house."
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
pDT Increases Yield
Of Clover Seed

William Meinholz of Dane coum-
ty, Wisconsin, increased his yield
of Ladino seed by one-third when
he busted it with 40 pounds of 5
per cent DDT per acre. Meinholz
reports busting gave better results
than spraying Zone pound DDT in
100 gallons of water per acre).
while Henry Perry, Jefferson
county, reported an increased
seed yield of rs per cent in red
clover with the use of the spray.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
The Light Of God

X GOOD cross-section of Jesus
= methods and ideas can be seen
in Mark 10, into which one chapter
Mark packs his whole account Of a
number of weeks which Jesus spent
in the region called Perea. Observe
the variety of situations which con-
fronted Jesus. First there was a
question about divorce. When they
brought that question up to Jesus,
he did not dodge it. He did not call
it a personal matter in which he,
as a teacher of religion, had no in
terest. He did not say it was strict
ly a matter for the civil courts. You
may read what he did say in Mark
10. You will note that first of all he
brings God into his answer.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
HEALTH NOTES

In New Jersey at the present time
there are now in progress five diff
ferent studies on vision in various in
dustries. BY these studies much valu-
able material is being collected for
the purpose of improving our present
knowledge of vision of industrial
workers. This will mean more and
better production and at the same
time conserving the vision of the in
duStrial worker.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Answer: Literally, no. AS have
said before, such treatments must
be given by a physician. But a
correspondent notes the interesting
fact that now and then, when she
is deeply depressed, she will uncon-
sciously get herself into trouble or
danger (she once accidentally"
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
BY Lawrence Gould

set her house on fire, for instance)
and be jolted back to a more nor
NAL frame of mind. Like ''insan-
ity," depression often represents a
wish to punish yourself for some
real or imagined offense, and al
most any kind of shock may serve
this purpose for the moment.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

Twenty-Five out of every hundred
people who have blood in their urine
have been found to have cancer
somewhere in the kidney, bladder or
other part of the urinary tract. Do
not think that when such bleeding
stops, the progress of the underly-
ing cause also stops, for we know
now that once cancer starts, it pro-
glesses till death occurs unless treat
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
AS Wide AS Life

THEN THERE WAS a question
l about eternal life. Of course
Jesus answered that one, it was
obviously a religious question. eek
cept that he gave it what some
people even today would consider
a not very religious ansWerD Jesus
went on to talk about money and
the effect it has on mans prospect
of eternal life. Jesus would be the
very last person to imagine that
a mans bank account has nothing
to do with religion. Some people to
this day don't like to hear a preach
er mention money in his sermons.
Well, such people might have been
offended by Jesus, for he often
preached about money and prop
erty.
Then there was the question
Of ambition, the audaciOus re-
quest that James and John made
of him. He had some strong re-
marks to make about that.
And finally at Jericho, not long
before Palm Sunday, there was the
blind beggar Bartimaeus. Jesus
did not say to him, Health is no
affair of mine. 1 cure souls. not
bodies"
Copyright by the International Coun-
Gil of Religious Education on behalf OF
40 Protestant denominations. Released
BY WNU Features.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

orchards ana nog-
lots and chicken
yards and so on.
But whenever any
one would ask the
farmer about some
particular part of
the farm, he would
answer, That's
not my business
that's only the or
chard, it isn't the
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08

IdTLl,- OF -IIIdL
not the farm, that's a flock Of
sheep" or a rye field or whatever
it might be. Of course such farmer
never lived, or if he did, he should
have his head examined.
Arizona sun., 1949-04-08
Range Of Religion
Lesson for April 10, 1949

ONCE THERE WAS a farmer
~ who owned a large farm. It's
wide acreage was divided into pas
lures and fields and garden and
Evening star., 1949-04-20
NAACP Urges Houston
As D. {. Commissioner

President Truman has been
urged to name Charles II. Hous-
ton. colored attorney. to the Board
/ of District Commissioners, the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People to-
| day announced.
A committee called at the White
House yesterday headed by the
Rev. Stephen G. Spottswood. pres
ident of the District branch of
the NAACP. A letter left at the
White House pointed out that M.
Houston Is a native Of Washing
ton. an honor graduate of Am
hersf and Harvard ard a member
of Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternities 1t de-
clared that this appointment
would give extreme satisfaction
to the Negro people of the United
States and the citizens Of Wash
ington."
Commissioner John Russell
Young's present term ends May II.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Senators Call Meetine
In Attempt 10 Retain
Budget Ceiling Law

Senate fiscal experts moved
today to save the budget ceiling
law from being thrown into the
discard by inaction this year.
/ Chairman George of the Senate
Finance Committee announced
that he and Chairman Mcclellan
Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee have asked the heads
of corresponding House commit
tees to meet jointly Friday after
noon to decide what should be
done about the question.
Their action came on the heels
of statement to reporters by
Chairman Cannon of the House
Appropriations Committee that he
sees no need of Congress fixing
budget ceiling this year.
Enacted in 1916, as a part of
the congressional reorganization
plan, the law requires the fixing
of an overall estimate on Gov
ernment income and outgo by
February Is each year. Although
not binding, it was intended to
give Congress an economy goal to
shoot at.
Early in February, Democratic
leaders put a resolution through
both houses extending the time to
May l, and Senator George said
he does not believe the law should
go by default.
Mr.. Cannon's position has been
that, since the House has already
passed ali of the departmental ap-
preparations bills for next year,
no useful purpose would be served
by fixing a ceiling. All of the
money bills must still go through
the Senate. however. and until
they do, the spending level for
next year will remain unsettled.
The Friday meeting probably will
resolve around the question of
whether to carry out the law or
take steps to repeal it.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Truman Receives Album
With w. & L. Stamps

President Truman today re-
ceived an album containing a
sheet of the Scent stamp issued
by the Post Office Department to
commemorate the 2o0th anniver-
sary Of Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
The presentation was made by
Roy Grimley of Ridgewood, N. j.,
chairman of the Washington and
Lee Stamp Committee, who was
accompanied to the White House
by Mrs. Grimley and Arthur Clar-
endon Smith, Washington men,
ber of the committee.
Washington and Lee is the only
American university ever hon.
ored by the issuance of special
stamp.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
New Cubon Ambassador
Presents His Credentials

DR.. Oscar Cans, the new Cuban
Ambassador, today presented his
credentials to President Truman
and gave to the Chief Executive
a message of felicitation from
President Prio of Cuba.
DR.. Cans. As, is taking his 18th
ambassadorial post here. He
served last in Argentina. and be-
fore that was in Italy and most
of, the American republics.
The new envoy succeeds DR..
! Guillermo Belt.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Madras Hits at Biqumy

Not only are bigamous marriages
among Hindus outlawed by the
latest act of the Madras Undia)
Legislature. but any one who abets
a bigamous marriage can be pun
/ iShed.
Evening star., 1949-04-20

AIS Tsxoeo Service
Landever RA. and Geo
Palmer Hwy.
Landover, Md.
Borett's Service Stotion
Ga. Ave. and Colesville Rd
Silver Sprins, Md.
Best All Service Sfotion
ESQ, Bladensburg Rd. NE
Washingten, d. C.
eethesdc Texoeo Service
S2OI Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda. Md.
BIockburns Sunoeo Service
1887 Coed Hope Rd. Sc
Washington, ID. c.
BeoI Motor Co.
Itoj p !: Ave; NE.
cormoek's Service Stotion
wheaton. Md.
Cummings Texoeo Service
Carroll and Grant Aves,
Takoma Park, Nd.
Curtis Bros. Service StotioH
KensinEten, Md.
Eorls Sunoeo Service
l40 Florida Ave. N.E.
Washington, ID. C,
A. {. Godfrey 8 Son
Wheaton, Md.
Hord Texoeo
Wis; .;I and % 9 SIS, NV.
Horry's Amoeo
Hyattsvilie, Nd.
HertIey s. Pumphrey Serv-
ice Stotion
Kansas Ave. at Taylor st.
NV, Washington, d. c.
7. c. HeHs ESQ Service
329e wilsen Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
Herbert Texoeo
I6O0 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria. Va.
Houser ESQ Service
1928 Georgia Ave. NV.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Joe's ESQ Stotion
Ga. and Missouri Ayes.
NV. Washington, D. C.
Kennedy Service Stotion
54e0 New Hampshire Ave.
NV, Washington, d. c.
leisheer's Services Sfotioa
g36 Liberty St. S.W.
Washington, ID. c.
Noes ESQ Service
$3.50 Mt. Pleasant u. NV.
Washington, ID. c.
Timely Service Stctioa
SO54 Mt. Pleasant st.
Washington. ID. c.
Merehont's Motor Service
Rear I224 18th g. NV.
wsshinsten, d. c.
MerxeI 8 WaIten Services
Stction
9920 Gsergia Ave. NV.
Washington. ID. c.
Morrison 8 Kelly
King and BYaddeck sts.
Alexandria. Va
Novel ESQ Service
912 NJ st. Sc.
Washington, d. c.
OILERS Shell ststioa
e4Ie Ga. Ave. NV.
Washington d. c.
oa-kite Service
I.eI 10th 81. NV. kx.l }
Washfngten, ID. c.
Perrias Bros.
1885 BraAaeek %.
Alexandria, Va.
pisspoat's Service Ssetioa
68ei New Hsmpshire Ave,
Taksma Park. Md-
fetfeFs Texocc
snd and Indiana Ave.
NV, washisten. d. c.
kolpAs Shell Service
Ethan Alien and CarYell
Aves., Takama Rark. Nd
River TssYoce GsH Ssrics
s4ol DenninE I'd. NE.
wAshtngten. b. G.
Roy's Shell Service
col n. Capats1 &9.
Washingtsn, ID. G.
I. D. JULIEN, Inc
iS4s ? u. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-20

Crone City Service
31Ol n. /. Ave. NE.
WashinEton Is, d. c.
Stcnton Shell
4th and c SITS. NE.
Washington 2, ID. c.
Preston Shell
44O6 Rhode Island Ave.
Brentwood. Nd.
Sofford & Chondler
s2e n 81. NE.
Washington 2, ID. c.
Gordon Bros.
1874 3rd 81. NE.
Washington 2, ID. c.
StonIey Homer 6osolines
Ath and Florida Ave. NE.
Washington 2, ID. c.
Sheriff Motor
300 X. I. Ave. NE.
Washington 1s, ID. c.
N. {. She'll
18th d MARYLAND Ave. NE.
Washington, d. c.
Downer's Amoco
Ist and X ST. NE.
Washington ., d. G.
Commander Cob
A0i n street NV,
Washinstsn j. d. c.
Jefferess Dyer Co.
b. . o: n. n and Rigs
RA. NE.
washinsten. n. C.
Smiths Conoeo
9nd and Coiesville nd.
silver Spring, Md.
SiIysS Hill Sond 8 6sasel
silver Hill, Nd.
Comieo Products Co.
Iu and Payne Street
Alexandria, Va.
AIexosdrio Derry Co.
Alexandria, Va.
Mt. Vernon Motors
1880 Diagonal I'd.
Alexandria, Va
Desch's ESQ Service
1850 ye6. Davis Hwy.
Arlington, Va.
Edsemoet Motors
1901 wiscsnsin Avenue
Bethesda, Md.
Logan Motor Co.
8S4e Isth st. NV.
Washington. d. c.
Atlantic Auto Service
Ist ana Atlantic %. Sc.
wasAinGten, ID. G.
Fort Coroll Service
37II Nichols Avenns
washingten, d. c.
Americas Service Center
Ss5 N. Glebe RA.
Arlington, Va.
Lee D. Bstler
ia9e = Street s-E,
Botterfoa Amo<o
s3RI Marlbers Pike
washineten 10. ID. g.
Tsck's Service
9s23 Calumhia Pike
ArifngtoH, Va.
Ridseb Ssnoeo
18th a PenaA. Are. e-E.
washiBEten. d. G.
Uiins Ice
II32 3rd st. NE.
Washinstsa Q. D. c.
Williams Service
fsIf No. Capitei %.
WashinEtan .. D. c.
Stoatoa pork Shell
stA and G street NE.
Washingten 2, D. c.
bafs Tsxcee
70o f5th 81. NE.
waxhingtsn. D. e.
Fmaeis 8 pesscas
9Iee Nisheas Avenss
wAshinssen, ID. G..
MosdeiI chevrosss
I2S& Ga@a Hepe L. k-E.
Washsngtsa. d. G.
Collsas Service
GNDe Suisiam6 msaA
Washinstsns ID. c.
ceaersss Heights Ssr. sss.
washimgtsnr ID. c.
116T Niehsas Ase. 81
DISTRIBUTORS IN
:. RUDOLPH D WE
cas- Khsxs isasa6
Evening star., 1949-04-20
FRAN u 70! a. filters
SOLD BY THESE LEADING DEALERS.

S 6 W Shell
18th ana Church SITS.
Service Sfotion OF Wosh-
ineton
1891 Bl.dtnsburs nd. NE.
Washington, d. c.
Shorehom Hotel Service
2502 Calvert st. NV.
washington, d. c.
Sixteenth ST. Service.
18th and Talyor sts., NV.
Washington. ID. c.
Suburbon Sunoeo Serycie
s2O4 Biadensburg Rd.
Cottage City, Nd.
ToIksrs Service Stotion
Ga. Ave. and Colesviile Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
TrioneIe Tsxoeo Seryics
1900 Geersetewn Rd.
Bethesda, Md.
Won Notto's Service stosioa
Coed Hope q Nayler Rd.
Sc, WashinSton, ID. c.
voa kotto's Servies Stotion
Bsiling Field.
Anacestia, ID. c.
von Notto's Service StotioR
Waiter Reed Hospital
Washington, d. c.
Wode Dicks Texaec Service
sth and virsinla Ave. Sc.
Washington, ID. c.
WeIeh Bros.' Texoeo Service
Washinxton' b.
Georeefown Ss~icenter
5000 M 81. NV.
Fort ccrroH Service Stetion
37II Coed Hope Rd. Sc.
Johnniss Service Sfetioa
1901 n. I. Ave. NE.
WiIIouehby ESQ Service
4s44 wiss. Ave. NV.
Johnnies Service ssetioa
430I Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Eddies ESQ Service
10th and 4. I. Ave. NV.
Mojor ESQ Service
65 N 81. Sc.
Genes Service ssotioa
1901 Kennedy 81. NV.
Capitol Service Stotion
1165 N. Y. Ave. NE.
Quimby's Service Stotioa
las Carroll Ave,
Takema Park, Nd.
2zad Street ESQ Center
a2na q N Streets, NV.
Cor 8 Green
ssls Macarthur sivd..
co-Op Meter Services
esth . VIRGINIA Ave-
cox's ESQ Services
T6G7 Geseeetewn ksad
Bethesda Nd.
Hordy siehordson Motor Soles
Street, Alexandria, Va.
Coll CcsI, Inc.
6is q Street. NV.
Cell corl. lac.
se4e Gesrsis Ave-, NV.
Coil carl. lac
Csnn. D Nesraska Avs-'
NV.
Coll cerI, lac.
wisconsin Ave. q Jennifer
Streets, NV.
Cell CorI, lac
1919 L strset NV.
Cell Carl. lac.
essi wiseensis Aye-. NV.
Col Carl. Inc.
siss RAs&s Isisaa Ave-
Tilskmas's ESQ
as00 Bsanins II. NE.
Wmshington, 10, ID. e.
Ssvss- -up Bssflias Co.
l31S ksaiiwsgth Ave
WashanEten. 10. d. G. :
Nosms. Meter Co.
Bsrvsa. Ms.
HARE BROS. Ii
sTs7 nsnsasn Ian
Evening star., 1949-04-20

AHinqton Hotel Service Ste.
2s0S jefferson Davis Hwy.
Arlington. Va.
eoheoek Brotkers
Edmenstsn Rd.,
Z. RjverdAis. Md.
Seeks ESQ SERVICE
IITs Flower Ave.
Takama Park, Md.
Clifton Pork Service Statioa
Seti Piney Braneh Ea.
Takoma Park. Md.
J. G S. Motor Service
$50 n. Henry -.
Alexandria, Va.
W. K. jewish
1870 n. Hampshire Avs.
NV. WASHINGTON. ID. c.
Lee D. Butler
IIsI .ist ST. NV.
washington. n. {.
Iohnny's Tesos Sery. S.es,on
.ooi New Yark Ave. NV.
NAshinEtop. ID. c.
Cothedrol 6oroee
21th and Cathedral Ave
NV, wAxhinsten, D. c.
connors & Foster
22s4 Penns. Ave, s.E.
wsshinEton. ID, c.
Connors s. Foster
9Tei Nayier Read Sc.
washinsten. u. {.
Mcdowell erotheu
525a wiseenkia Ave. NV
Washington, ID. c.
g. W. imirie
Bethesda. Md.
G. /. kiaas Texeeo Ssetion
Centsrvtlie, Va. Ksats 2ii
Hartley & Pumphrey
asoi Annapolis Rd.
Blsdsnshars, Ne,
6inseiI Motor Compony
Rerwyn. Nd.
Knaon Service Ssotioa
Large, Nd
Toms Asto Service
So v 81. NV.
Washinwten. ID. c.
W. M. FIineham
s643 virginia Ave. NV.
WashinEten, ID. C.
Wilson ESQ Station
s03o wilson Blvd.
Ariingtea. Va.
J. /. Meaning
3fss washiugtsn Htv6.
Arlington. Va.
W. 4. Moaning
$3.50 wfixsn ana CsArfssia
ST, ArHnxtsn, Va,
po,as 8 Rice
n. MEYER Or. and wiiasn
Blvd. Ariinstas, Va.
Tkos. ?. MeDonssh
Ia Plata. Nd.
skiskss sros.
Nv. w..siasssa. D. c.
Silver Sprine Goraee
silver sprins, Nd,
h.ekmoa fsso
Rockville, Nd.
Woterx Motor
fsaithefsbzrs Ma.
kniorcmo Garage
Isth ana kslarsna Ra.
NE. MaShAnston. d G.
W. S. prosf
azns ana u q. wv.
A. ]. Buei Wiper Se~ses
kJf Isssa -. Nv.
wsskinstsn. b. C..
serss Brothers
Aeekxiils. Nd
Mekesi Meter
n..s,s..sa LIE T ss.ss; !, w.
Hires Anoco
aas se~ 1essxs Ass. NV.
Washsnstsns ID. G.
keDoxsH srasAsrs
srs1 csaaestssss ass.
eso~a Bscfhers
ys~~s MaFl Nd.
Nheassn. M
1orrea Ssaeee Serves
WkxesmsaH Ave. sa1 River
RA. Nsahinsssa. y. G.
MARTA Meter Salss
4eas FSsmaea Ians
H<shes&&. ND
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
- ~ nxxEr nu nnu
Evening star., 1949-04-20

Wosh QA Post txehenss
Duke ST Rxtendsa
Alexandria. Va,
W,nehes,er, Inc.
lsaa MI vernon Ave,
Alsaasdria, Va.
Doniei's 6asoqe
i3es q street. NV.
Folls Church Motots
Falls Church. Va
wiliys Of Washington.
Inc.
1874 l. sirsen, NV.
Moore oay Motors
s4eo Cenn-. NV
Mckee Peohoe
ISIS L street, NV,
Reliable Auto Serves
20tf L street. NV,
Reed erethss
Rockville, Maryiaad
Jeek hssf, Inc.
sooi Nj Swnsn Az.
S.mpsoa Motors
Fsirfax, Va.
Peoples 6otoes
Manassas. Va.
Sogshwest Service Ssot,es
9Th a Y Streets. &W.
Old pomin,oa Ss~ies
Station
30oS River Road
Alexandria. vs..
l. E pgtnom
TTisndship, siaEslaad
Coz Motors
Hsntinstsa. Maryisna
Academy Geroes
Laurel, Msrrisna
DoIe,,ew Service Center
Hauts 4
Sienna. Va,
MoIonsy As.o Service
Tpssn's Cesser
vienna. Va.
sFoys Esse Service
Tyssn's CsrnsS
Slespa,fs.
Mitchell Motor Co.
Ia Rata, MsryisnA
fouss's Serves
MsC1e.a. Va
Shsrmon 8 Csrses
77ss Dsfepss Hs~v.
Time Services
9Th asa Maiss sw.
hesriaefon Series
agsS Cess. Ave. NV.
E 60 Ameco
Is3 Carroll Ave
Takam& PMsk. AsrsasaA
Hersisys Serves ssas,cr
sSsoa RAsas asisna Are
Mysttsvflie, Maryiasa
Soars Sspes Service
Sos RhsSs rsssnS Ara
NE.
Csossroeds Mcacs Ce.
La PfKss. Massiaas
Sonnefs Asfo Service
Great Mfljs. Msrsisse
seasise Motors, lac
1880 Bsnnins nd, ST.
laden Heed Esso
Tn4iam Head. MaTyiseA
EIlscs esreh
Chzsissas HAIL. Msrfisss
~. S. trsss
sgss = - etfs~ts, sW'
nocksaas CO, 90.
safa Va Asesss. NV
sassmsssSs Service
ssefsos
asiI isss ssr%sss M.
Nssrss Sesvses Sssslcs
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