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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15


Walker Cooper, of the Giants,
is one of these, having under
gone a delicate knee opera
ton during the off-season.
Others who might tell the
tale are Ewell Blackwell,
who will be playing with
one kidney this season;
Whitley Kurowski who has
had a bad throwing arm, and
Pete Reiser with his count
less injuries.
So the contestants in next
falls World Series could be
the good teams that have
fewer injuries than the
others.
r r X
The fine showing Of Archie
Moore and Jimmy Bivins last
week in their bout at the
Sports Arena certainly will
be a shot in the arm for local
professional boxing. If Tole-
do can continue to support
cards as this, the town will
probably be in for some OF
the countries finest boxing
shows,
AS for Moore, who is now
residing in Toledo, only the
highest praise can be given
He gave the crowd exactly
what they wanted to see -
a knockout. In doing this
Archie gave away three
wears in age and Is pounds
in weight, which is quite an
accomplishment these d a y S
in professional boxing.
Tuesday morning all To
ledo was hailing Moore as
the best light-heavyweight
in the country, and until
proved wrong, we'll 90 along
with that.
X X X
George Mikan, center for
the Minneapolis Lakers pro-
fessional cage team, is hailed
by publicity agents as The
Worlds Greatest Basketball
Player" and last Monday he
proved just that. Playing
with sprained wrist against
the Washington Capitols for
the worlds title, M TX a n
dumped in % points. This is
slightly below his average
but with bad wrist who can
complain.
Coach Jerry Bush of the
University of Toledo, who
has played d many times
against the former DePaul
Star, says he has never seen
anyone score points as well
as George. incidentally Bush
was recently selected on the
all-time basketball team at
ST Johns University. Bush
captained the squad in 1899.
4 4 X
While speaking of basket
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-15

While speaking of basket
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Start Research
On Proteins

More knowledge of how en-
vironment and genetic factors af-
feet wheat protein is the aim of
new, longtime research pro-
ject being started in eastern Wash
ington. Ez 49, -
The project will be carried out
by the Agricultural Experiment
station Of Washington State Col
lege. Chairman S. P. Swensen
of the division of Agronomy
announced today the program is
the result of a $4,000 grant made
for the next two years by the
North Pacific Millers Association.
The grant is an outgrowth Of
a close working relationship dur
ing the past few years between
the Division of Agronomy and
the Pacific Northwest Crop I'm
provement Association The Nortf
Pacific Millers Association is !;
member of that group. ~. IL: r..
Swensen, also dean of the Col.
Lego q Agriculture, explained
/ that the research work will bt
devoted to these matters: The
| influence of environmental ano
genetic factors on the, field, chem.
ical and physical properties, ano
baking quality of wheat grown II:
eastern Washington. :
He Md particular emphasis
will be given to studies in the
Big Bend dry land areas. They
will be made on the relationship
of variety, soil, cropping system
fertility, moisture, and rate ane
date of seeding to the protein
content in wheat. =e,s ~. -.
Much of the work will be cent
cred at the Dry Land Expert
ment :. Station at Lind. Expert
mental fields will be developet
a. Wilbur, Waterville, and La
crosse. Experimental plots viii
also be grown on the Irrigation
Experiment Station, Prosser, an,
the Washington Agricultural Elk
pertinent Station at Pullman.
4 1t is anticipated the project will
continue at least / four or fiv
years. 1t will be conducted I'm
der the direction of w. K. Ken
nedy, SWensen, S. c. Vandeca
we've, j. j. Sturm, and j.. A
Jacobs, with NJ A. Barmore o
the Western Wheat Quality lab
oratory at Pullman, cooperating
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Survey Reveals

continued from Page ~
Of $40 percent OF. men and IS.
5 percent of women.
As for certain stories. person
ais are read by only 53.2 percent
of tine men out oy 30 percent OF
the women. Articles concerning
farming are devoured by $50
percent of men and even more
t96.5 percent of the women.
Here are some reader results
on the advertisements -'.'. d.
An anniversary sale adj was
read by 1875 percent of all the
men who took the paper and by
7O.9 percent of the men but the
store holding the sale was mems
store.
& The survey showed that there
was a keen interest among both
men and women in grocery ads.
A total of 1913 percent of the men
readers read the Safeway Grocery
ad and 97.6 percent of the women
read the same ad. -.
A Buick ad was read by 49,
percent of the men and by g.
percent of the women. A Christ
mas Seal ad sponsored by a sroup
OF business firms was read by 81 4
percent OF the women and 69.8
percent of the men.
The survey showed that larger
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

SINAI
popular shirts in years. pneys has stacks
value there the always Fine eombe cotton boadc
his At this low you give him l41z
is. s.
fShinkag mote & s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Hospital Drive

q e5ed uIolJ p9nu!luoO)
from tax monies to spend, but this
is insufficient to erect 40-bed
hospital which has been set as the
minimum size for this comnuni-
ty. It is planned to increase the
size later. Glen FELTON,, one Of the
hospital commissioners, told the
gathering he believed a 40-bea
hospital would easily support it's.
elf. DR.. r. M..deBit of Kennewick
said the doctors of both Kenne-
wick and Pasco want hospital
here. He said he was opposed TO
usin gfederal funds because Of at
temps being made to specialize
the ppractice of medicine.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Farm. Others Up
Fire Losses to :.
$4,000 in Week

Fire losses in the Kennewick
area went skyward the past week
with the destruction OF the popu-
lar eating place known as the
Farm contributing a. loss of
$4,000 to the total.
The Farm was located in the
rural area, so that Kennewick's
fire losses were almost negligible.
It was discovered in the early
morning Monday by a motorist
who was driving by. She turned
in the alarm. Tiny HiciI, propri-
ator, was in bed when the 6iscov-
,ryl was made. The. loss was to
he building, owned by II. II.
Miller, the stock. on hand. the
equipment, and fixtures, owned
5y. Hicks.
Last Saturday the department
was called to the new town of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

Whitman Area Camp Fire Girls
from Dayton, Pasco, Kennewick,
Prescott, Waitsburg, Milton-Free-
water, and Richland will be sum
mer camping at Clear Lake on
Rim Rock. Camp craft, music,
nature lore, swimming, boating,
handicraft, dramatics, and folk
dancing are among. the many fac
mating activities which will be
provided for the girls by a COM
petent staff headed by Miss Marie
Switzer of Walla Walla and Ia
coma.
Registrations for the week OF
June rs to July 3 have closed
with 1l2 girls now registered fcr
that period. The largest regis
station is from Kennewick with
81 girls planning to attend. Ken
newick has had the largest reg.
istration for the past two years,
showing the keen interest of the
girls and adults in Kennewick
in summer camping. Leaders are
advised to maintain waiting
list of girls who wish to attend
camp and who can 60 the week
of June 10 to June 26 as tenta-
tive plans are under way fol-
camping shat period. Whether
camp will be opened that week
depends on the number of pros.
pective registrations.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

o,et was held with about o2<
attendance. 80 a
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Softbull Season
Continued from Page /.

Continued from Page u
for play, although much more
work will eventually be done on
the grounds.
The Recreation Commission, as
well as the city park board said
they wish especially to thank the
following organizations for the
help offered the past week in
getting the grounds ready:
Interstate Telephone company,
which dug the holes for the light
standards, the PUD for setting the
poles and raising the lights. Es-
pecially helpful in this work was
that contributed by George How
er, engineer, who planned the I'M
provement, and Stan Norma, line
foreman who set. the poles and
light brackets.
The Neon Electric Co. OF Pas.
CO helped with the hauling ana
Modern Homes of kennewick
helped with the completion OF the
concession stand. All these re-
ceive the appreciation OF the Rec
reation Board and the city park
commission, they said. ~
The town league will not be
the only group to make use OF the
new ball grounds. Casey Jones,
activities at the recreation fielo,
is organizing a league OF nelgh-
borhood teams, made up OF play
ers under fourteen, who will play
mornings. It is hoped that local
business houses will sponsor these
teams which are now being or
ganized. This group. will make ul
| the Knot Hole League and regu'
lar scheduled games will be play
| ed. according to Casey Jones, who
has the plans well under way
| Sponsors and players wishing t
participate can do so by contact
ing either Director Saunders o.
Mr.. Jones. " s5s
Girls and the younger children
have a continuing program unde
way at the Rec Hall, too. Unde
the direction of Lou Keene, or
ganized play will be conductet
throughout the summer season
All children of the community ar
welcome to participate with NJ
charge other than attendance a
! the classes. 5.
Mrs. Saunders, who has, beel
acting as assistant playfield dir
ector is on vacation and Mis-
Keene, local girl who is major
ing in recreation at Ellensburg
will have charge of the worl
there this summer. Miss keer'
was employed here last year ant
has many friends among tn
younger set.
For the groWnups, the Recre
alton commission has prepared
picnic baskets. The baskets con
tain equipment for horse sho'
games, softball, badminton, vol
ley ball, ETC., and may be OBJ
tanned for the day on application
, to the recreation director.
The Recreation Commission
held its regular bi-monthly meet
ing Wednesday morning at IN
office of Secretary Ernest Crutch
err. It was reported that the nev
park playfield equipment recent
lly authorized and ordered will ar
! rive in time to be used on tn
: Fourth of July. The equipmen
;, will be set up in the park, accord
: ing to present plans.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Crop

Continued from Page ID -
May 21st in 1947. In l94S it was
in early June. None had been
reported UP to the time this was
written. .l.. 5
Many growers plan to take
measures against the fly even
though they clio not find ev1-
dence of infectation in their own
orchards, as part OF the plan &c
hold down the pests. Preference
seems to be for dusr application.
and a great deal of this will be
put on from the air.
TO PUSH SALES
To put some push behind tnt
valleys prospective big crop o.
soft fruits the Washington Frul1
Commission has planned promo
Itions for cherries and apricors
with the cooperation of shipper!
so as to concentrate the effor
where it may accomplish the bes
sales. On May 18th ''Frui
Flash" sheet went out to brokers
| jobbers, and chain store buyer
advising them as to approximate
dates of the first cherry ship
ments in CARROTS. ....
| Promotion will be aimed a
three general categories in tn
order named: 1.-The auction mar
kets; 2-The dependable job mar
kets;; 3-Many small market
where cherries might be bougi7
in carlots il some encouragement
We're given in the way Of adver
Using help. 80
Meantime work On increasin
consumption of processed fruit
continues. II. .7~f s-.'- -.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Fdther dnd Son
Banquet Planned

Honoring Dads g and Their
Lads" prior to Fathers Day
the first annual banquet will be
held in the First Baptist church
i'm Kennewick on Tuesday, June
IA, at $50 p. m. A program be-
ing prepared will include music,
singing, toasts, and film of in
terest to all. The women's society
is in charge of table arrangements
and serving. This is an event
promised earlier in the year when
the Mother and Daughter" BAN
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Hennes Have Guests
Over the Weekend

Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Henne Aad
as guests over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Nelson, Patsy
and Dickie of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Henne, Carmen and
Jerry, Mrs. George SS1lag, Miss
Betty Henne and Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Henne all of Salem, Ore.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Art Henne were
on their way to North Dakota
to visit their old home. This
will be their first visit since leav-
ing it Is years ago. 3 81. ss
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

Enterprise to help extinguish a
grass fire that was burning tele-
phone and telegraph poles. Sun
day, fire from a trash burner
ignited shed, causing a loss of
SO at 600 Third Avenue. Anoth-
er minor blaze in the platform of
the potato warehouse west of the
big Y canning plant caused slight
damage. Several other grass fires
called on the firemen during the
week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09

advertisements draw more read
ers than small ads.
The University survey is at the
office of the Courier Reporter and
may be seen there by any per-
son interested.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-09
Holt Opportunity
Bond Sales Mdde.

Half of Washington state .,o-
million, 200 thousand dollar ;res
ia for the Opportunity Saw Ia,
Bonds Drive has been optap
over eight and one half rnilllv p
dollars in E savings bonds n nn.
been purchased so far in the
portunity Drive in this coully.l1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Earn 90.
$42 10 $126
Extra
a m onth
What does a carrier-supervisor do !

leading and inspiring group of carrier-salesmen a.
well as be able to handle money and records.
Successful Carrier-Supervisor advances his pro-
fits rapidly. He sets his pace! He is not in tenn
porary job but in permanent, profitable position!
If you feel that you capable of handling an
agency, if you willing receive training for
the position make steps start increasing
ings NOW! Mail the coupon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
| | f You
Need
| Money /
Send
Coupon
Now

A rier-Supcrvisor is the representative OF the
DETROIT TRIBUNE in his or her neighborhood! he
il virtually in business for himself since his profits de-
pend on the number of papers sold by
and corner-salesmen in his territory In addition to
profit on sales special bonuses are paid for increasing
circulation.
A successful Carrier-Supervisor should have the
ability to work for himself He should be capable OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
For Profitable Part-Time Work
I'm Your Own Neighborhood
GOOD TERRITORIES
OPEN NOW

Do you need Extra Money to help withstand
living costs? Has your income been affected
by unemployment +. businss slumps? In
Detroit, the population has expanded during
the past few years That makes several.
That's right! Supervisors of TRIBUNE Car
rier- Statesmen are earning from SAP to SIPS
EXTRA every month just for few hours
work Thursdays and Fridays ONLY. You
Can do 1t Too!
Don't wait Get into this side-line business
for yourself now! IF you want to earn GOOD
extra money, apply for TRIBUNE Carrier
Station today Sales experience NOT neces-
sary! Increase your weekly earnings. Send
coupon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
Katakombq, kankiniq ir
kapinynu krastas

jonu markiu islaidu, zinoma, is
vokieciu lido.
Jau issprogdinta virs 1000
bunkeriu ir apie 1900 tonu mu-
nicijos. Bet tai dar toll grazu
neviskas. Oar lieka priestanki-
mes kliutys ir tukstanciai ne
sprogusiu bombu pylimo apylin-
kese. Laikui begant, nesprogu-
sios bombos zemeje rudija ir
sprogimo pavojus dideja. Ne
nuostabu, kad sitiems darbams
siandie neberandama zmoniu,
nepaisant neblogo atlyginimo
(pradzioje dirbo vokieciai - ka-
70 belaisviai, saw karininku :
specialistu vadovaujami, Sian
die samdomi savanoriai).
Ir dar daug laiko praeis, ko]
i tuos plotus ikels koja taikin-
gas ukininkas su savo "ginklu'
- arklu. |. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
S!EGFRlEDO LINIJOS NEBERA

Simet sukako 10 metu, kai
HitIeris baige statyti garsiaja
"Siegfrido linija", gelzbetono
siena, einancia Vokietijos vaka-
ru pasieniu nuo sveicarijos Sic
nos Xxi RENO zemupio, kuri tu-
rejo saugoti Vokietija nuo prize
So. Prize to pylimo statybos 1886
80 metals karstligiSkai dirbo
per 2 milijonu zmoniu. Tam rel
kalui isleista virs 40 milijonu
markiu. zinoma, tokias islaidas
reikejo pateisinti, tad savo lai-
ku vokieciu spauda, Hitlerio isa-
kyta, labai daug rase apie ia
stebuklinga linija.
Siandien vokieciams dar Wis
atsirugsta sitas pylimas. Pir-
miausia, apie 400 zmoniu jau
DO karo zuvo uzminuotuose plo-
tuose apie ia pylima bevaiks-
ciodami. 1916 metals prancuzu
prieziuroje prasidejes pylimo
sprogdinimas pareikalavo apie
100 zmoniu gyvybiu ir 40 mill
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
rios saukia pasauliui sos ir
ispeja krikscioniskaji pasauli.

flJOS Saukla paSaullul OOO III
ispeja krikscioniskaji pasaull.
Lietuva iSliks
PO TO, kai Lietuva buvo So
vietu okupuota, 1910 metals
spalio Is diena JAW preziden-
tas Franklin D. Roosevelt pa
reiske lietuviu delegacijai Ame-
rikoje: "Sakoma, kad Lietuva
praradusi nepriklausomybe, tai
nera tikslu. Lietuvos klausimas
tik laikinai atidetas j sali. Ir
laikas ateis, kada Lietuva taps
is naujo laisva."
81 kategorine deklaracija ir
J.A. Valstybiu, D. Britanijos
kitu Vakaru pasaulio galybiu
laikysena Lietuvos okupacijos
atzvilgiu ligi siol nepasikeite.
Neseniai VLIKo pirmininkas
prel. Mykolas Krupavicius ir
Vykdomosios Tarybos pirminin-
kas Vaclovas Sidzikauskas bu-
vo oficialiai State Departmental
J.A. Valstybese priimti, kaip
ir kiti laisvu Sally diplomatai.
Lietuvos inkorporacija j Sovietu
Sajunga nebuvo pripazinta nei
J.A. Valstybiu, nei Anglijos, nei
Vatikano, nei jokios kitos Vaka-
ru pasaulio demokratijos. Del
to ir Lietuvos pasiuntinybes bel
konsulatai, esantieji Washing
tone, New Yorke, Londone, Pa
ryziuje ir Vatikane, ir toliau
egzistuoja, Observation-Disclosures
su vakaru valstybemis. Ir at
virksciai, sovietines Lietuvos
atstovu nerandame demokrati-
niuose krastuose, o tai rodo,
jog Sic krastai ir toliau tes
kova ries raudonaji fasizma, Q
Lietuva atgaus nepriklausomy-
be.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23

Daugelis girdejo apie Jorda-
no upe, kurioje buvo pakriksty-
tas Jezus. Taciau mazai kas
tezino, kad Minnesota valsti-
joje yra vietove tue paciu var
du - Jordan. 1119 tos vietos
gyventoju yra daugumoje vo-
kieciu kilmes ukininkai. 81 vie
tove ypatinga tue, kad jos gy-
ventojai nemoka zemes mokes-
ciu. sia pareiga atlieka ju sam
domas bendruomenes saliuno We
dejas is gaunamo pelno.
"
New Yorko valstijoje yra
miestai ir tokiais vardais: Ant
werpen, Cuba, Canton, Mexico,
Naples, Rome, Liverpool, Co.
rinth ir Hamburg.
~
Negrui nevalia pirkti namo
Dearborne, Didziajame Pointe
ar Didz. Islande, - sakoma Mi
chigan valstijos istatyme.
-
Miestas Tacoma, Wash, yra
JAW medic pramones sostine.
1947 m. skaiciavimo daviniais,
pasaulyje yra 11,266,O0O zydQ'
IA Valstybese ju esq 100000,
Kanadoj - 176,50O, PietQ ir
Centrinej Amerikoj - $4,000,
Europoj - 3,92O,10O, Azijoj -
917,5OO, Afrikoj - $4,000 il
maziausia Australijoj - $4,000.
JAW VieSosios Sveikatos Tar
nyba Public Health Service)
nezino nei vieno atsitikimo, kao
kas butu mires juros liga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
Nauju amerikonufab


Rastatto miesto pakrastyje
yra dideles kareivines. Sake,
kazkada ten gyvene vienuoliai,
paskiau beprociai, dar veliau
kareiviai, o dabar ten isteigtas
fabrikas, kuris is eilinio pran-
cuzu zonos dypuko padirba nau-
ia amerikona. Tikslumo deliai
reikia pazymeti, kad ten SUI
krauti ir toxic, is kuriu ameri-
konai niekada neiseis, mes jie
laukia tos laimingos dienos, ka-
da gales isvaziuoti j Prancuzija.
sios rusies gyventojai daugiau-
sia yra lenku tautybes.
Veju skersai isilgai varsto-
muose koridoriuose, skliautuo-
Sc, kambariuose ir rastinese
nauja atvykeli pritrenkia tenn
pas. Mat, atvaziaves butinai
susitinki pazistamu, kurie jau
viska zinc, viska mate ir viska
girdejo. Vienas is ju rekia: "Bek
j apacia plauciu fotografuoti!' p
O kitas saukia: me, bek j pill
krauja atiduoti! Kraujas svar-
biauw Gi trecias tuo pat metu
susirupines klausia: 20 antklo-
de, lekste ir sauksta ar jau ga
vai?" zinoma, nuo toxic uzpuo-
limo susisuka atvykeliui ga Iva,
ir jis laksto po pirmojo auksto
koridorius siulydamas krauja,
o pustekinis nuzygiaves j pill
reikalauja lekstes ir sauksto.
Juk ir suo kariamas pripran-
ia. Taip pat ir zmogus. Atiduo-
ola jis krauja, urina, nuslfoto-
grafuoja plaucius, leidzia gydy-
tojui ismatuoti pulsa, kraujo
spaudima bel apziureti, ar nesi-
randa kokiu nors kitokiu defek-
tn kune. Po to atsipucia. Tx tas
atsiputimas problematinis ir la
bal priklauso nuo nervu. Keno
nervai sutrukineje, tas jokio
atsiputimo neturi. Toks suserga
migrena, daznai praranda ape
tita, naktimis regi haliucina-
cijas.
Ak, ir Westergrenas, ir uri-
mas, ir visi kiti pereinamieji
etapai yra niekai, palyginus SUI
kulminaciniu punktu, kurio CEN
trine persona -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
MARGUMYNAI'

Pirmas pasaulyje telefono ry-
Sis uzregistruotas 1877 m. ba-
landzio A d. Bostone, Mass. Te-
lefonas junges pirklio Ch. Will
Jams jr. prekybos kontora SUI
jo atokiau esanciu butu.
~
Naminiu gyvuliu pasaulyje
esama tick pat, kick zmoniu.
~
Garsiaja Cheopso piramide
Afrikoje savo laiku state 100,
900 vergu 20 metQ. siandien
500 darbininku SUI moderniais
darbo irankiais tokia piramide
pastatytu per 9 menesius, taigi
5000 kartQ greiciau.
~
Jlru vanduo turf 80 druskos.
Jei juros isdziutu, tai jq dugne
liktu druskos kalnai Xxi 60 m.
aukscio.
~
Isimtine gusta isisteige sau
milijonieriai Hillsborough, Ka-
lifornijoj. Miesto steigejai suta-
re savo rojuje neleisti steigti
nei paste, nei TELEGRAPH istaigos,
nei vienos krautuves, viesbucio
ar nuomojamo namo, nei laik-
raScio.
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Suauges zmogus per para su-
naudoja nuo $50 Xxi 700 litrQ
deguonies.
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Vienas zmogaus galvos plau-
kas gall islaikyti Xxi Z svaru.
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JAW laivyne nebera nei vie
no laivo, kurenamo anglimis.