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Evening star., 1950-12-19
Chinese NationaIists
Predict World War
Will Break 0utin 1851
BY the Associoted Press

TAIPEI. Formosa, Dec. 49,
Chinese Nationalist leaders who in
1949 thought World War III would
break out in 1850 say they are
pretty sure now it will occur in
1851.
They see no hope of a compro-
mise with Russia on Korea or
anywhere else.
The Nationalists all along have
been saying Communist Leader
Mao Tze-tung would not become
another Tito and they feel the
Western powers will now agree
with them.
million Potential Titos."
A high Nationalist official here
said, however, There are more
than a million potential Titos in
Red China and by that I mean
troops who will defect to us when
we return to the mainland"
Senior Nationalist officials here
describe their armies on this
island as thirsting for action
against the Reds.
A high official has come out with
an appeal for outside (meaning
United States) military aid for a
invasion of the main
land. He is H. P. Tseng, member
of President Chang Kai-shek's
powerful Central Reform Commit
tee. Mr.. Tseng estimated the
initial cost of such aid would be ST
billion.
Mr.. Tseng said such a sum
would be only a fraction of the
expense of the U. N. forces in
Korea and contended it would
WELD a decisive influence in sta
the precarious situation in
the Far East"
First Official Estimate.
Mr.. Tseng was the first high
official publicly to estimate the
cost of a Nationalist invasion of
the mainland in terms of money.
Princeton educated Gov. K. C..
WI of Formosa told the Provincial
Council that this island had passed
Evening star., 1950-12-19
BY the Assoeioted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 19.-The
missing tugboat Sachem, with IL
men aboard, was the object of a
spreading search today on Lake
Erie between here and Erie, Pa.
Additional planes and surface
craft were to join in the search
this morning.
The Coast Guard said the
Evening star., 1950-12-19

tuned in, since the first word cf
Red China's reply may we'll come
over the Peiping radio.
If it is fat rejection. the issue
apparently will have to be decided
on the battlefield. If it is an Of
fer to combine cease-fire talks with
political settlement in the Far
East, the committee will have to
try to get authorization for such
a move from the General Assem-
bly,.
This latter move would be diff
flcult, since it is strongly opposed
by the United States, The Amer
leans feel that to combine the two
issues would be yielding to black
mail.
Evening star., 1950-12-19
u. S. Must Change Far East
Policy, Indian Officials Soy

NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 19 (H1.
Indian government officials to-
day indicated they believe the
United States must revise its Far
Eastern policy-including its back
ing of Chang Kai-shek's hold on
Formosa-if a cease-fire is to be
obtained in Korea.
These qualified informants said
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Lake Erie Searched For Missing Tugboot

Sachem had been unreported since
leaving here yesterday morning
for Dunkirk, As land miles to the
southwest
The 80-foot tug is owned by the
Dunbar & Sullivan Dredging Co.
of Buffalo.
Evening star., 1950-12-19

tee OF the 1851
Red Cross CAM
paign In this
area.
Mr.. Dunn has
worked on pre-
vious Red Cross
drives and also
with the Com
munity c h e S t
and the Amer
lean Cancer So
ciety.
In ANNOUNCE
ing the ap-
p o | n t ment,
r " q = q + + 7
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Yop Hod Three Rulers

Island of Yap, now controlled by
the United States, was formerly
ruled in succession by the Spanish,
the Germans, and then the Japa-
neSe,
Evening star., 1950-12-19
Richard Dunn 10 Head
Special Gifts Group
In Red Cross Drive

Richard P. Dunn, director and
president of Julius Garfinckel &
Co.. Inc, has been named chair
man of the Special Gifts Commit
Evening star., 1950-12-19

The lower Nile has an unbroken
navigable stream of about 800
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Disciples Of Christ
Annual Convention
Will Open Monday

The 73rd annual convention
OF the Capital Area Churches OF
Disciple of Christ will meet Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday al
Ninth street Christian Church.
Upwards of 500 pastors and
1aymen from the District, Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia
Pennsylvania and Delaware are
expected to attend the parley.
The principal speakers will be
DR.. j. Warren Hastings, pastor
of National City Christian Church;
Mrs. George Earle Owen on fur
Tough from the Disciples of Christ
mission in Buenos Aires, Argen.
tina: and the Rev. Glendale H
Burton, president of the Capita
Area Convention of the Disciple.
Of Christ. The Lynchburg (Va.)
College Choir will sing.
Registration and room assign.
ments will begin Monday at
pm.
The Rev. William j. Lineback
general secretary of the Capital
Area Christian Missionary Socie-
ty, will preside at the opening
fellowship dinner Monday at 6:15
pm. There will be two breakfasts
Tuesday at 8 am. at the church
one for ministers, and another
for ministers wives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Orthodox Greeks
Will Pay Tribute
To Rameday Patrons

The Greek Orthodox Of SITS
Constantine and Helen tomorrow
will celebrate the nameday OF its
patrons SITS. Constantine and
Helen, AT the same day. due
coincidence. the Greek Orthodox
Church celebrates also the memory
Of the SiS Holy Fathers who took
part in the First Ecumenical Holy
Synode held at Nikea Asia Minor
in S25 A. D. This Synode was
called and presided by st. Con-
stantine then Emperor of the
Byzantine Empire.
The Ambassador of Greece and
Nine. Dendramis will be pre-
sent. The Greek community will
take this opportunity to say fare
well TO them as they are retired
from the diplomatic service.
The services will be conducted
by the Rev. Thomas Daniels. who
will deliver the farewell speech.
After the Mass. a reception will
follow at the church hall in honor
of Ambassador and Nine. Dem
dramiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Two Healing Services
At St. Johns Church

The Rev. DR.. John Gayner
Banks, warden of the Order Of
st. Luke. will hold two healing
services at st. Johns Church,
Lafayette Square, Monday at noon
and 8 pm.
Born in England, DR.. Banks
was educated at Kings College,
the University of London and the
University of the South at Sc
vance. Tenn. He is a graduate
psychologist. a longtime member
of the Guild of Pastoral Psychol-
ogy under DR.. Carl Jung. as we'll
as being a priest of the church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

Alexandria parish until 1872
when st. James Church in West
Falls was built. 1t then became
part Of st. James's Parish.
On June 3. 1919. st. Mary's
Parish came into being, the Rev
Valentine D. Cuevas, pastor 1919
1922, reading the letter from the
late Bishop D. ]. O'Connell Of
Richmond establishing the new
parish. Father Cuevas was ap-
pointed the first residential pastor
and Centreville and Pleasant VAL
ley it's missions. The former mis-
sion became st. Timothy's Church
on November 9. 1924, as memo
rial to Sergt Timothy DAILY. who
was killed in France during World
War I.
Michael Carroll, 80, is the oldest
member of the church. Others
who have been members a long
time are John and Mary Hamill
whose grandfather donated the
land, and Peter Magner.
Pastors following Father Cuevas
were the Revs. Patrick Murphy
1923-1934: Thomas O'Connell,
1925; Nicholas Habets, 1925-1929;
Thomas Heally, 1929-1937.
The present rector, the Rev.
John F. Kociele, came in 1887. A
native of Pock's District, Poland,
Father Kociele came to the United
States in 1905. He is a graduate
of Orchard Lake (Mich.) Semi
nary. and was ordained there on
March 16, 1919. Before coming to
his present charge, he held pas
torates at Woodford, Norfolk and
Manassas, all in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Dr.. Samuel Forsyth Guest
Speaker at MI. Vernon

DR.. Samuel Forsyth. superin-
tendent Of the Central Methodist
Mission. Adelaide. South Austria
liza. and former president of the
Methodist Conference of South
Australia. will preach at
and HIS am. tomorrow at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
DR.. John w. Rustin will preach
in the evening. using the Story
Of Samuel as his message in the
series on The Bible Is Thrilling.
Are you an adult2 is the new
series of lessons by DR.. and Mrs
Stewart H. Webster for the mex,
five Sundays. beginning tomorrow
at 10 am, for the RuStin Cou-
Piles Glass. Tomorrow speaker
will be Mrs. Ruth Brown talking
on "Tempus Fuglt."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

Wl1Ss ALI II.
Malone. They were given by a
nephew, Wilson Farr.
Near the entrance stands a
huge stove. which is the only heat
ing equipment in the church.
Above the entering door is a
small, attractive choir loft. Sta
tons of the cross are on each
side of the church, with the name
of the donor of each station I'M
derneath it on a bronze plaque.
The structure was built in 1859.
The cornerstone for the frame
building was laid November 20,
1858. It was completed May 10,
1859. It was dedicated Septem-
Der %, 1860.
Beside the church there is an
old cemetery. Many Confederate
soldiers were buried there. Dur
ing the Civil War the church was
used as a hospital, first by the
Confederate Army and later by
the Union Army.
The church has stone grotto
dedicated to st. Mary. 1t was
built in 1925 from rock of the sur
rounding country side. Every
Mothers Day there is a procession
of children and adults to the
grotto, which has a kneeling figure
of st. Bernadette before it and a
figure of Mary on top of the
shrine. The shrine was dedicated
to Our Lady of Lourdes on June
26, 1927.
The parish traces its origins to
a few Catholic settlers of the area.
Led by Bernard Hamill, who do
mated the grounds on which the
church stands, they collected funds
throughout Virginia and elsewhere
for a building. On November 20,
1858. the cornerstone was laid.
st. Mary's was a part of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Anniversary Service
At EIdbrooke Church

In continuance of its 10th an
niversary celebration Eldbrooke
Methodist Church will celebrate
tomorrow as anniversary Sunday.
The guest preacher will be the
Rev. DR.. Fred G. Holloway. presi-
dent of Drew University, Madison,
N. J. A musical concert will be
presented at 8 pm. There will be
a meditation by the Rev. F. P.
Harris.
The Mems Bible Glass will have
Attorney r. Camalier as guest
speaker at their annual banquet
Tuesday at 6::30p.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Rev. P. 6. Scott to Preach
At WestmoreIund

The Rev. Philip Gordon Scott,
minister of Westmoreland Church,
will preach at $50 am. tomorrow
on "Who Wants to Be Perfect?";;
and at IL am. on: weeds in the
Garden of Eden"
The Adult Study Glass will meet
at 10 am. Gordon Webner will
lead the discussion of MY Faith,
Right or Wrong?"
DR.. John Ihlder, executive
director of the National Capital
Housing Authority will speak on
"The Place of Public Housing in
the Local Housing Program"
Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Lincoln Congregational
Women's Day Program

At the Lincoln Congregational
Temple Sunday morning. annual
Woman's Day exercises will be
held. The theme of the day will
be, Woman and Her Responsible
ties at Such Time" Mrs.
Wallace N. Streeter, president,
Washington Council of Church
Women, will be the guest speaker.
The subject will be, What Do Ye
More Than Others?" A women's
chourS will sing.
On Wednesday at 8 pm, a
special service will be held. Dele
gates who attended the Middle
Atlantic Conference of Congre-
gational Christian Churchs, at
Bound Brook. N. j.. will make
their reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Dr.. |. S. RuIond Guest
At Gorden Memorial

DR.. Lloyd S. Rutland. secretary
for China of the Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Missions. will be
the guest speaker Sunday at $3.50
and II am, at the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church.
He has recently returned from a
tour Of China which he made as
chairman of the Presbyterian S
Boards deputation sent to study
the postwar church and mission
of that country.
DR.. Rutland was a missionary to
China for 10 years. 19l6-l926. He
is at present vice president Of the
United Board for Christian Col
leges in China and member OF
the Board Of Directors of Church
World Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

AT st. PaulS Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning. Dr.. Henry w
Snyder will preach on THE
Assembled ChriSt-Where?"
On Monday Col. L. G. Schmidt
will accompany the pastor to
Gettysburg as lay delegate to the
annual convention of the Mary
land Synod.
On Friday, 9 am. to 3 pm.
Circle No. 3 of the Guild will hold
a bake sale at 5616 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Rev.W. D. EckeI to Speak
At the First Nuzurene

The Rev. William Doane Eckel,
author and minister, will speak
at the First Church of the Naza-
rene on Tuesday at 1880 pm. on
THE Impact Which Christianity
Is Making Upon Japan and Her
Ideologies." He will describe the
transitions which the japanese
people are making under the in
fluence of America, as well as the
results we may hope for in a
Christian sense.
Mr.. Eckel lived in Japan 18
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Atonement Lutheran

The Rev. Paul L. Reaser. pastor
of Atonement Lutheran Church,
will continue his series of sermons
on THE Holy Spirit" using as his
theme. The Holy Spirit and
Church Organization" at 9 and
II am. Sunday.
The young people will continue
their series at pm. on Prepare
ton for Marriage" with Mr.. Ed
win Heinrich, dean Of Friends
School. as the guest speaker. His
theme will be why Be Engaged?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

The church
inside has a
h o m e-like at
mosphere con-
ducive to wor-
ship. On both
81 d es Of the
building, near
the altar, there
are S t a in e d
glass windows.
one is IN men,
DRY of j o h n
Malone and the
other of his
wife, Ann K,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Confirmation Service

The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop Of Washington, will con-
firm a class of candidates at Holy
Comforter Episcopal Church on
Sunday at 8 pm. The new organ
which will be heard for the first
time on Sunday will be dedicated
at this service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

st. Agnes, and
will preach his
first sermon at
II am. High
Mass on Sun
day.
Father Dun
can is a native
of Providence,
r. l., and has
spent most of
his life in that
| State. He pre-
p a re d for
the priesthood
at Nashotah
House, NaSho-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

tab, Wis, and at the General
Theological Seminary in New
York. Since 1943. he has been
rector of the Church OF the
Atonement in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
FIR. Duncan Takes Duties
Al Ascension-N. Agnes

The Rev. James M. Duncan has
arrived from Chicago to take up
his duties as rector Of the Episco-
pal Church Of the Ascension and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
By Cospor Names

st. Mary's Catholic Church at
Fairfax Station, Va, is a white
frame structure set on green
lawn in an attractive country
Evening star., 1950-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GOLF CLUBS--Matched set. z irons
woods, steel shafts with modern
fiuted bas;, $35; many extras. ME
GuSS-several pistols and revolvers
price; no permit req.; several Var.
mitt rifles. high-grade. shoteuns
I112 Iiillwood ave-, Falls Church
Va. FA. 5000 or OK. 1857.
HEALTH LAMP and reducing ma.
chine. $50 for both, SIS Kennedy
Kitchen CABINETS, WALL te,. drair
Soard So MI NTH ,sa1 cabinet and sink; price
KITCHEN CABINETS, clearance sal,
incl. display kit. with stainles,
steel sink, dishwashsr and disposa
ManI MaNT aoS G9 r1.. lgls sT Eye ss, & NV. Open
KITCHEN sET@chrome, table with
ton; tom ss5. s0D' IA. 'astFs asos. sooo @ coHa''
KITCHEN, SINK. single drain, with
metal cabinet. OK. Also.
half hall Of cost; going out business
LADIES' ADJ rs sHoEs. s5i ,w Size sM; dress. size
is; perfect cond.; sacrifice. LU'
LAMPS. table. Bisaue fgurine with
shades, reasonable. No dealers. 81
LANTERN AND POST. Colonial,
wired, etched chimney, heavy glass
windows; lathe-turned,. preservative
treated, pressed wood. hollow center
post; both new, $50. OV. 6072.
LATHE, woodturning, Delta. with mo-
f tor. tools, steady rest and bench;
used very little, like new; $40 or
best Offer. WI. $3.50.
70 am. READS READY REPAIR,
. WA. 6S94
LAWN MOWER-Briggs & stratton
cycle engine. IS In blade. used
summer $50 WO. 2606.
LIGHT PLANTS, 110 volt AC; suit
able for any purpose; also DC sets.
GICHNER, EX. 1927. 2513 M st. NV.
LIVING RIM SUITE, S-pc. maple,
$3.50 or best offer. 10. 2-S79S.
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. 8 pcs,
l VI. old; S75. Call between 6 and
pm NE. 1895. --4
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2 pcs, $25.
1920 Columbia I'd. NV. Basement
apartment.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
DOCS, PETS, ETC.


COCKER SPANIELS - Outstanding,
black. and black and tan; puppies
of all ages avail. Call OR. 1888.
MIXED COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES;
One male, female; SIS and SO.
Cali after 6 pm, TO. 5000, or come
to 4905 Erie St. Berwyn, Mo. "a
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES -
Axe. registered; outstanding breed
ing Reas. priced. VI. SS19. p
BOSTON BULL TERRIER PUPPY
Female; Axe. Phone Rockville 3749
COCKER sPANIEL-Black female; 6
mos. old; Spayed; shots and house
broken. Reas. JE. 3-946b. -
IDENTICAL twin gray-striped kittens,
free to good homes. Housebroken.
ABSTRACT ACRES, AL. 1909. -
BEAGLE DOGS-One pair; black and
tan: 8 months. Reasonably priced.
BLACK LAC e. AND NV WHITE female kitten.
free. Housebroken, used to dogs.
IRIsH si SETTER SETTER PuPpIEs-Registered,
champion lines; $50 each. Lang
ENgLIsa ssSi xai W4; sPRusSEk ssaai PUPPIES 2
Axe. registered; both sexes; liver
and white; six weeks old. Temple
LoNG.HAIRED DacHsHUND PUP-
FES-Champ. bloodiines. Dam win
ner Old Dominion show. Ideal house
dog. Reasonable. FA. 2430. --2
Evening star., 1950-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS, If prospective piano buyer.
knew what Kimball owners know
your first and last choice would bt
q Kimball, the only piano with al
four tone-touch features. Visit u.
terms, terms ta trade.in ses FUZZY valued. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO.. 110S g st. NV
DI. SAGA. -S
PIANOS, for the best In reconditionec
SteinWay grands, we suggest you see
our display before you buy. All oi
these instruments are fully guaranr
teed and have been thoroughly re-
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ance. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., Wash
ington's only authorized Steinwa,
dealer, 110S g st. NV. DI. S464
--S
PIANOS. rent new piano. select
from beaut. new consoles, 18th CEN
tury Queen Anne, Louis XIV Colonial
low as S9.5o.imo. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. nos G st. NV. DI, SAGA, IS
PIANO. Euterpe, good condition. $50
PIANO. Charles stieff. upright. beaut
lae. tone quality. Reas. price. john
PIANO. Knabe. grand. beautiful pol
ished mahogany. entirely rebuilt Ike
ROLL PIANO SHOP. sH. 648s.
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles Of good makes Two
july. ST. $500: THE PIANO
rMaAsNos9oh5as:s MsRT 1gsI 5th s. nav. nw til. Isrs
est selection of pianos in this city
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PiANo-Weber spinst; excellent con-
PIANO, Knabe. parlor grand, 5 II. 10
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Selection of different style cases.
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play yard for chill
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Evening star., 1950-07-02
TIRE BARGAINS

Save on Goodyear. Firestone Cham.
gSTIS giSsTns q & and Sc Goodfatsn doxa az BuRI Dnl1
All sizes IN stock 5 locations:
1903 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CHI. 0o24
10Th h and N: NJ irving. Il Ari. ow. 54l2
TOOLs-The real Mccoy; axes, 81 80
From surplus and bankrupt stocks
tremendous savings; GIcHNER. 251:
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reasonable. Can OK. 1924. IS
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high, Ga wide: u = long: best Of
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TUXEDO, size 3S; hardly worn. Ho.
TYrEwRITER, Corona. portable: SIS.
rSfE%siTER. " sgfHi Underwood. special.
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TYPEWRITERS Used and new
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VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. upright;
all attachments: excel cond.; cost
SI05, must sell; sacrifice S35. Call
VACUUM CLEANER; Electrolux, with
ATTACKS; $50; also Hoover upright;
SIS. Sligo 1888. "a
VACUUM CLEANER Used. Make
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Evening star., 1950-07-02
POULTRY 8 EGGS

Baby CHICKs-2-week special: Reds,
asst; S12.9S per 100. PuiietS.
heht or heavy breeds. S24 so. I'm
mediate delivery. COD. KRYpERsa
HATCHERY. Box 295, Blackvood.
N. J. Phone S-05S2.
BABY AND STARTED CHICKg-Habv
turkens, soc Something nev1. yex.
plants. 1c ca. ROY WHITE, 3 mi.
south Of Laurel Nd, U. s. No T.
LAYING HENS, 40, N II, reds. 81 .7E
each. colvin Run. Va, any tins.
BABY GUINEAsi started chicks: MALI
wood ducks; frying chickens and
yyoang turkeys; home dressed. Vienna
N; HAMP. PULLETs, "A vks. old.
u 90. Muscoyy ducklings, I2 for
20. 2-wk.-old Bar Rock chicks, IA
cents, HampS or Bar Rock chiekS.
S15,50 per 100. WA. 1545, o, Max.
WELL. Lanham. Md.
COWAN CHICKS-U. 8. app. mil
clean; hatch Tues. COWAN HARM.
JaMfs asEPs FED aath ssckfs, sasSSass ad sia (
Conkey's 70 feeds; baby chicks.
pouIts, poultry supplies. ME. O060.
fOULTRY FOR SALE. Geese, white
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Emden, S4, $5 and Sc; Guineas. an
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OF alive, all ages and varieties.
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