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HOUSES toR sALI-MO.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BEIHEsDA -ets-yf. -oid brick Dutch
Colonial with el-fi ~ rm. and
t@Nii din rm IH q has also y
hearms I1Nf5 and tsntT and
BATH ptn end 2 redrmts inMis
and 1890. and hatA full basement
with nreplace and , hath; garage
unusuai Vaiue q. keRNd0 ECR-
kENDoRFER Oliver t-slli tlli p
BETHEsDa - charmlnF e-bedrn
white Ccidria o. qaist. shaded
street cunrrnisnt ~ Naval Hoo
ritai an1 NH sifiHr A Y.
PisANf Realtors, o. 1850 "a O.
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GRORGETOWN's smart. cor, l3.
rm. home and mo. inc, 1927:
sacrifice $4,000 dn. OWNER, NO.
|. T-23o1. 11e
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BETHESDA. pevonshire area; beau
tiful. new 4-bedrm. 2-bath SPLIT
level ramblers. large lots. electric
Kitchens. Best constr: enormous
closet space; S4,950 down. JU. O.
3490: ewes. 10. 5-4S00.
BETHEsDA-Delightful brick ram
pier with . bedrms., de luxe family
sized Kitchen, full bsmt. $50. 500.
A., v. PIsANI. Realtors, OIL. 4-7500
HETHEsDA-Nursing home about
~ miles from D. c. line. Specially
puilt only o mos. ago; for sale due
TO unforeseen personal reasons: ac-
commodities 22 patients: completely
modern EQUIP: zoned and licensed.
acres; swimming pool. very reas.
CAL SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF Md,
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Wooded lot;
ny dm. with fireplace. large din.
sll: . bedrms.. g baths, full bsmt.
by PRICED sSn, IN middle TiTs twenties; Shown
EN-. s.74OO. METzLERR' m REArPP;o5nR,. j P;5n,
oO22 Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVY cHAsE-CharminF new Cane
Cod; > bedrooms; corner lot: So3 :
900. terms. LO. 5-1S77.
CHEVY CHASE IKirkside 1--Attrac-
new kitchen; all large rms: DOW.
oe room iirst floor. large side
SSSttfbened Sstbsn .,1n. porch; Sfslr;: Z Rsdrooms, 2
sslisns, HnansinrSs.: irS. 1902 TssSsoan' BIZ IL
1896. Ewes. 81. 4-4s2s. EN-. =
GREEN ACRES, mr.. District line;
gny Slo quo Tor nice frame house.
6edrm,. bath on LIST A.; 2 bed
rms. bath on 2nd: Ice. family rm.
ppenind kitchen: sep, din. rm.. full
elnii;i; eeslnL;; poreh; lovely trees. Call
OIL. 6-7s00 I'll o.
HAAILET-DE LUXE HOME ron
THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER
souRht-atter community: brand.
new brick Colonial, precision built,
including heavy slate roof, copper
pumping. etc. All oversize rooms,
featuring living room with fire.
place. separate formal dining room,
aaLcnen, library, powder room. LIST
basement above grade, with club
room, maids room, tiled bath.
summer atr-cooling system; garage;
e acre. Priced In low Sos for quick
sale. UPTOWN OFFICE OPEN q
III 9; Gail OIL; 6-2344. THOMAS
kENSINGTON-New homes, sI5--
%UH 70 Slb,76O. As little as 2es
caSn 10 veterans. Also FLA. and
eAcel. conv. financing. Ramblers,
cape Gods and split levels. 5 and
pedrms., baths. bsmt. some
with paneled rec. rms. KORZEN.
DORFER. OIL. 4-sl11 til o.
LANGLEY PARK--You can buy this
ultramod; 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on easy terms; daylight bsmt.; va
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"A NEW .-9EDROoM. iig-RATH
HnME WITH : PARKING SPACES
AII1@CONDTTICNED ALSO A b.
BEDROOM iBArH HOME, SUIT
AnLE FOR ENTERTAINING EVEs
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Sc. .SECTION--5 rms. and bath;
good cond.: Ras heat; SIS mo. Ii.
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'ceaiihafs . HtEi PaEsI
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ABOuT 1000 " t ~ fSs "
tcfnfr 5icr rffr write He1ff
Lac - tenant f1f sfr rffria9
uts. Esaaonasis rent d 7.s1l0.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES. STUDIOS FoR RENT

/ WHEATON-Nodern once bldg Q
rooms, $50; J room, s25. MAR.
ssTTEEaLLER ssTEaL. sf.. REAL I;I Es;TrAsJE' J0. ..
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g5t3 SHERIDAN 81.
4-bedrm i-bath blngaiqu Avail
iuned SOS Der NO Call BOSS A
PhELPs iHc "a $4,000
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BUSINESS PROP. ron RENT

BETHEsDA-Brano nsv conner.
ciai ouiidina. iocated a. 1879 o.
Emo ave. in the Wooc mont TRAN
aie 1000 -. a. q modern ofhes
f1ace on fs9ft. centrally hsateo
sne tis-eor1iile9neo. texriner giih
or rh0p E1acs ceiAna rs n kirr
served 81 Z5-fi driFeuay uIth
motor aaperntaa door ~ III wice
anc - n hiar hgitabls fof nunst
any tYDe orgiofta rseltng . com.
hinatlon % once and sr0p fpaes
p1r further Information. cal ~
HAL aobERT y HALL CO. oL
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WHEATON. No,

J. LEO KoLB co.
wo 6.d05s
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$S19 DOWN-GI

Ready for immediate occupancy.
Here's truly attractive contem-
p0rary brick rambler, with plenty
Of eye-appeal inside and out. Huge
living rm. with Roman brick fire-
place wall, with log storage and
dining eli With picture Window,
House Beautiful kitchen with di-
nette space, plenty of smart birch
cabinets, cleaning copper eye-level
oven and counter-top range, dish
washer. disposal and freezer-top
refrigerator; 3 big bedrms., 2 FULL
TILED BATHS q in master bed
rm. bright daylight basement with
place and enclosed powder rm. /;
brand-new and available for quick
possession. Price is S2O,319. VA ap-
proved and with as little as S319
down to qualified veteran.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED COUPLE to share modern
beautifully furnished home with
another in Brightwood area. Must
see TO appreciate. ia. 9-737S.
Sc. HOME to share with adults;
rental or sharing basis. Call LU.
1-5972.
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nv SALES AND SERVICE

Partner retiring Entire business
or partnership for sale Consistently
profitable with favorable lease and
low operating cost. Store located in
upper-ineome neiRhborhDod Sub
stanflal income from service and
rentals. II YOU are intelhkent. with
some merchandising ability you can
take over this business fOther
partner active in other business
Minimum investment Si,250. No dead
Box 2I1.T Star
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zoo to S1S.75O. As little as Sss
cash TO veterans. Also FLA. and
excel. conv. financing. Ramblers,
cape Gods and split levels. 8 and
pedrms., baths. bsmt.: some
WITH paneled rec. rms. KORzEN-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07

10 the director of the PacIIlc Northwest Forest and Range FIX periment Station in Portland Ore
 Hanson was born in New Bruns- wick. Canada. and started with me Forest Service as a ranger in Cal ifornia in 1926 He later was assls- tant regional forester Tn charge oI administration of timber on me rational forests in California. He
 1h Ais a-e eat r3. ton in Mis- ,oula. Mont. in Iy4+ where he has been responsible for the admins tration of national forests in Moht- ana. northern Idaho and eastern Washington. and the cooperative work with state agencies of those states. He received his BS degree in forestry from the University or California in Berkeley in l925 ana was associate professor there Tor year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
GREELEY TRANSFERRED HANSON SUCCESSOR

Arthur w. Greeley. regional for ester in Alaska since 1853. will be- come regional forester for the Nnrth Central Region of the For Service at Milwaukee, Wis. at the end Of October. the U. s. Depart ment of Agriculture announced this week He .Icceeds H Dean lcgIr- ' wAo retircs October 3l.
 Perev " Fare1n. n...v rerf1na1 forester fo- the Northern Region. will transfer to Juneau, Alaska and Charles L ~ebhe. regional forester for the Eastern Rerion since 1852. will succeed Hanson at Missoula Montana
 Greeley was born in Washington, D. C.. in 1912. received his RS de- gree in forestry from the Uuiyer- sity of Washington in 1854 and his masters deg~ess in forestry from Vale a year later. He was first em- ployed by,t Forest Service in 1895 as junior forester in Idaho. He later served as a ranger timber sale assistant assistant supervisor. and supervisor in Montana Idaho and northern California. as tim Der management assistant in the office of the Chief Ranger Mi Washington. D. C.. and as assistant
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
WRANGELL 0LD-TIMER
 HERE ON PRINCE GEORGE

Among the tourists Vlsltlns Wrangell last Monday evening when the Prince George was in port. was former Wrangellite who lived here when small girl.
 She was Mrs. Henning J. Berg the former Avice Babler whose fla ther was superintendent of the Al aska Packers cannery fifty years ago J Babler, he was the one for whom Babler Point was named.
 Mrs. Babler passed away in l945 in nwaco. Wash. Old timers in Wrangell will remember the little Babler girl" As Mrs. Henning J. Berg, she now live at 2335 Laguna St. San Francisco.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
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that many of these graduates wait until the last week or two before applying
 'Dormitory space undoubtedly will be at a premium when fall semester instruction begins Septem- Der 12," Mrs. Jones said. ''The large enrolment has forced the un- iversity to cancel its plans to tear down the old main dormitory. We want to give Alaskan graduates preference. We urge them to send in at the earliest possible moment their high school credentials and applications for dormitory space"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
RECORDS BROKEN IN ENROLMENT AT UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA

COLLEGE, Alaska (SpeciaD - Enrolment of students from state side high schools as fall semester freshmen at the University of Alas 4a already has broken all records, Mrs. Laura F.. Jones, university re- gistrar, disclosed this week.
 She said that the number of those filing their credentials and making dormitory reservations is mounting daily.
 Mrs. Jones said that reservations are coming in from Alaska high school graduates. Yet, past experi- ence at the university indicates
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
SOCIAL SECURITY MAN
 HERE SEPT. 13

Howard R. Horswell, field repre- sentative of the Social Security Ad- ministration will be in Wrangell September 13. He will be available at Judge Joel Wings office on the day of Sept. 13 from 9:OO a. III. to 12:OO noon for consultation. ac- cording to the SS office Horswell will leave for Petersburg in the af- ternoon
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-09-07
CHESTER ARCHBOLD TO
 RETIRE FROM FOREST SERVICE

Chtster NJ. Archb0'd. longtime employee of the Forest Service in employee of the ForestService i'll service October ?.
 After more than g years with the Forest Service. Archbold has accerted the position o1 Forester for the Ketchikan Spruce Mills. He viii continue to live in Ketchikan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Scottsville

A Coronation Service for the Girls
Auxiliary of the Scottsville Baptist
Church wa SHIELD Sunday night. first
of its kind in the ScottSville area
Margaret Williamson, Wanda PROT
fit and Rosemary Peters W er t
crowned queens by Mrs. j M. Herr.
of Charlottesville, superintendent of
the Albemarle Woman's Missionary
Union. Mrs. j p Allen, of Char
lottesvllle. vice president Of the Vir-
ginia Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union. was the guest speaker
The queens were preceded by
other girls OF the Auxiliary, all in
white dresses and taking part in
the ceremony Immediately proceed
ing each queen was a small girl
and following was a small boy
carrying the queens crown on a
pillow
The marriage Of Miss Mary Eliza
beth LloydRees. daughter Of MIR
and Mrs Wilfred LloydRees, of
White Hall Farm. Scottsville. to
Roy Craig. Jr son of Mr. and Mrs
Craig, Of Lake Wales. Fla, will
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

spent the past six weeks in the
hcme of Mrs. A. S Gillian, has
returned to her home in Bucking-
ham
Mrs. j. Meade Anderson, Jimmie
Anderson and Miss Cammie Ander-
son were Richmond visitors last
week.
Claude Anderson visited friends in
Waynesboro last Week end
Mr.. and Mrs j r. Anderson Visi-
ted Mrs A c. Wood and Miss Cora
Wood at Wingina Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. J Meade Anderson
and Jimmie Anderson were dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Edward Sax
on last Sunday
Minnesota Guests
The Rev Joseph Vasiliou, Mrs
Vasihou and children, George, Ell
len and John, Of st. Paul. MINI.
are spending some time with Mrs.
Vasilious mother. Mrs. E. Cook
Gillian
Nh and Mrs J H Leeth and
children, Of Grottoes. MIS- E. C..
McCraW Miss Charlotte McCraw
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCraw and
son Of Washington. spent the week
end at the McCraW home. Mrs
Leeth and children and Mrs. E C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

SO called On Mrs A. S. Gillian
Other callers in the Gillian home
were Otis Gillian and Hugh ellis
Jimmie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
John c. Morgan, il, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Ellis ~ and Claude Crist
enjoyed fishing at Gloucester Point
last week.
Miss Billie Morgan, who recently
returned from d tWo-months tour
Of Europe. spent several days at
her home here.
The Rev. Steve CoWan and fami-
" spent Saturday with Mrs. c. B.
Morgan
Week end visitors Of Mrs c. H.
Anderson were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Caldwell ard son and Mrs Rosa
Southall. Of Roanoke. and Mr. and
Mrs Elliott Vest and Miss Martha
Carole Caldwell. Of Richmond. Sun
day visitors in the same home were
Rudolph Dodd Of Farmyllle Mrs
Cook Gillian, Mrs Joseph Vasiliou
and children ana Glen Baldwin
On Motor TIP
On Sunday afternoon Mrs J l..
Harvey went with Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Dawson on the Skyline
Drive They also visited Swannanoa
Mrs. George Eldridge. who has
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

take place Saturday evening. July
81, at O'Clock in Christ Episcopal
Church. Glendowerr. with the Rev.
Webster L, SlmonS. Jr.. performing
the ceremony.
On Thursday, July |, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd-Reese win entertain at
3 buffet supper at their home hon
oring the parents OF the prospec-
tive groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
and other out OF town guests OF the
families here for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Hunter will
entertain at their home, Head
acres Thursday evening at a bar
becue supper honoring Miss Lloyd
Rees and Roy Craig, Jr and mem
bers Of the bridal party and few
close friends
Mrs Louis Hanckel and son vii
liam. Of "Lenn0X Farm VIII enter
tain at iuncheon on Friday for
the couple The bridal attendants
and members Of the immediate
families VIII be present
Mr. and Mrs Craig VIII entertain
at Harrington Country Club, Char
lCttesviIle. Friday evening al re
hearsal dinner
Mr. and Mrs Lowell P Weicker
Of old Hickory. will entertain at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Sc0ttsUille NeUs, Social Events

Mr.. and Mrs. David Philpot and
sons. Alan and Pete, left Monday
from Hogansville. Ga, where they
We're called because Of the death of
Mr.. Philpot's aunt, Miss Lucille
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Parron Thomas
have returned to Akron. Ohio, after
spending the past two weeks with
Mrs Rush Thomas at keene.
Mrs Emma Mckay Of N e W
York, arrived recently to visit Mrs
Russell Snead.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r Duncan and
sons. Bill and Jimmy, of X c h
mond. are spending several days
with Mrs. j !, B Tindall at Hatton
Mrs VIII Davis OF Arlington. and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Cooper, Of
Charlottesville. spent the week end
with Misses Lila and Katherine
Hancock at *Snowden in Backing
ham
Mrs. Emil EWoldt left last week
for Hartley. Iowa. to visit her son
and family. Mr. and Mrs Sylvan
E.woldt She will be joined there by
her daughter. Miss Irma EWoldt
and they Will go to San Francisco.
Calf, to visit another daughter and
son-inlaw. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Ceccato
Mrs c r Dorrier Jr., an d
daughters, Alice and Nancy Of Old
Hickory. Tenn, arrived last week
10 visit relatives here
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Johnson. Of
mil House GlendoWer. were
hosts to forty members Of the Til
County Riding Club at breakfast
Saturday. July IA. OF this group II
were riding members The next
meeting viii be at Q a m for break
fast with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Ram
sey at Rock Castle Farm August
II
Mr. and Mrs II Bland of La
crosse. spent last week end With
their son-in-laW and daughter. MI
and Mrs Jack Miller They We're
returning from the Rural Carriers
convention at Natural Bridge
Charles 3 Johnson! il, has re
tired as a chef. U S Navy. after
twenty years submarine duty He
and his family arrived at their
homo bar. 10 Ct ,Uaak
Mrs Guy E Moon was hostess
to the regular meeting Of the Fair
haven Garden Club Wednesday
The Rev and Mrs D G Smith
il and five children. of Brown
wood Texas. with his mother, Mrs
Smith. OF Bremo Bluff visited his
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs f w
Hudson, here Mr. Smith is on va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

cation and will go from here to
New York to visit his wife's people
Ms. F w Hndson and brother
p Tyler. Of cchl,vler attended
the funeral IF their brother Dahnev
TYLER at Elkins w. Va last Fri
dav Other members If the family
who went were Ms Robert Burns.
= "aehin~'an, and Cecil Robertson,
CT Scottsville.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Dorrier and
r~ana a~n S"nndinT some time in
the SMOKY Mountains
Pohh" S~ance" returned TO Rich
mond Monday after SPENDING I h e
week nnd With his pn~antS. M. and
Ms Kirk coencer He is attending
e"noren school At thn Uniua~sitv of
Richmond where he is ministerial
student.
Nj and Mrs. Raw Caldwell left
Tuesday for a week vacation in
New ENGLAND
Misses Edna Davis and r b n
Johnson left Wednesday for a week
IT Shrinemort the Episcopal Camp
The Pew Oscar z Northen. Of
South H'll, former pastor Of the
ccottsvllle Baptist Charge, will be
he preacher at Home Coming AT
Antioch Baptist Church. July ?,
'r"Vices in the molnine and each
aieht the following week
M and MIS- s. j Mcnamara
and two children have returned to
appleton, Wis, after visiting her
1a~ents. Mr. aud Mrs Randolph
phillips at Belle Haven"
Mrs Guy Byrd and two sons of
North Carolina arrived Wednesday
# last week to visit her mother.
Mrs Gordon White. for several
daVs.
Mrs John Morris is visiting her
sister Mrs NJ S Callahan in
Lvnchbure
Mrs p L Staley is visiting her
mother in Recklev W Va
WI anu W. ,. 'ItDi 5t J oIlCIitlH-
dro Jr left by plane Sunday for
Toronto Canada, to attend the Ma
honal Hardware Congre S. Mr.
Omohlndro is secretary Of the Re
tail Hardware Association
The Rev David W. Cammack of
Charlottesville viii be guest speak
e} at the August meeting Of the st
lchn's Guild and Auxiliary August
7 He viii talk on Baptism and IN
structi0n in Confirmation
Miss Dothe Simons and Miss Pat
~ Carr. Of Richmond, spent sever
al days last week with Rev. and
Mrs. Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Tapscott
and Gail of Richmond and Miss
Janet Warner. Of Farmville, spent
the week with Mr. and Mrs G. N
Tapscott at Hatton Other guests
were Mrs John Ncrveu. of Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs John Warner
and Johnny Of Farmville. and Mrs.
LCrena Baber. of Portsmouth. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs L. l. Baber. of Hat
ton, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs F H Agee at Sabot
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Andersonville

Callers of Mrs. j. H Forbes last
week We're Mrs Kelsey Of Scots
Vile, Mr. and Mrs. 6 M. Rodgers,
Miss Applng Moss. Miss Judith Cor
son, Rev Mr. Barnes, Mrs Cook
Gillian Mrs Joseph Vasilou. Ell
len, George and John Vasiliou
Mr. and Mrs Rodgers, M S s
Moss Rev Mr. Barnes. Mrs Gil
liam, Mrs Vasihou and children al
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

McCraw stayed for a longer visit
and returned to their homes during
the week end
Dick Morgan spent the week end
in Buchanan.
Mrs Una Flood is spending her
vacation at Their home here MIR,
and Mrs Verne Haywood and. sons.
Jimmie, Keith and Douglas, of Leo
minister Mass, are also visiting in
the Flood home.
Mrs, John Phelps. Mr. and Mrs
Claude Phelps and children recent
~ spent some time with Mr.. and
Mrs L. p Mills. Before returning
to their homes. they, with Mrs
Mills and Betty Mills. visited rela-
tives in Southwest Virginia and in
Tennessee. Other week end visitors
in the Mills home were Mr. and
Mrs Cecn Phelps. Of Oceana, W.
Va and Mrs H NJ Singleton. of
Herndon, w Va
Nh and Mrs julius A Coleman
attended the funeral Of Richard Gee
in Roanoke last Thursday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

a bridal luncheon on Saturday. July
21
Since 1921, the Marine corps
has observed November 10 as its
birthday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

In July 1858. the first WAVES
were ordered to duty on board Mill
tary Sea Transportation Servic e
Ships.
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PMAS')." easily applied through your
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. OF. ttrsats 4 900
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Is OF. (treGfs 5000
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- OF. (trsGts 10000
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