The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1944, Image 1
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CAMDEN, SOUTH CA|UU|IA. FRIPAY. AUGUST II, 1944
NUMBER 21
)okl3m Dodger Baseball
tool Here Was A Success
I From All Orwr State
glited hf Instnictioas
IrooklTB Nitional Leegne dob
1 school for boyt, oonducted at
Oden ball park Angaat 1 to 4.
a new and Intereatin* Isaova-
tho aport faaa of thla eity.aa
neighboring conunanlttea.
70 boya, wily two ol them
imden, placed themsalYea vn-
tutelage of Wid Matthewa and
^ of sooafa for the four day
i of Inatiehtlon aad aaggeetlon
e maaCer mlnda of the na>
•a time.
oungatera, aa fine and npri^t
•egation thla writer baa erer
thered together in dght yean
lence In the mM-eonth were
receire anggeationa from the
n club repreaaptatlTea and to
lelr weakneaaea In fielding,
g, running and hitting pointed
them.
Matthewa, director of the
declared that the South Caro>
rs were all hard worken and
gentlemen. And he paid them
Now Laying Plans
For National War
Fund Drive bi Oct
State Aeegpts Quota of $700,-
OOO for War-Related
Appaalt.
The campaign of the South Carolina
War Fund, ia behalf of the National
War Fund. Inc,, will open Kenhaw
and other countiee on Tuesday. Oct.
S. Already plans are being formulated
in order that the fund campaign may
get away to a flying start
The State of South Cartriina has
been assigned a quota of $700,000. An
nouncemeht of the Kershaw county
total will be made later.
The campaign, starting Oct t, will
continne through Nov. S. R. M. Jef-
friee haa been named aa state ebair.
man of the campaign Samuel B.
Moyle of CtrfnaMa. is tihe ezecntlTe
director ot the state war fund.
Whbe
Championship In
Sight For Lo^
Junior BasebaU
. I^^oma Soldier
[eroof Rescw
it Hermitage take
l^idemic of Proteatitis May
Throw ‘nclo Into Local
Lap.
The proteetitis epidemic in tha
tanka of Junior Legion bsaeball be
came epidemic again this week and
tmpteal Eddio Smilh of Ana^
dark#, Okku. Sawaa 11-
Year Old Boy.
Cwponal Bddla Smith of Anadarko,
Oklahoma, attached to an army unit
at Fort Jackson, did not know, when
as a result the Spsrtanburg-Colnmbla % came to Camden Saturday to
aarlea went on ^ rocka, when they|end the day in company with
in
near^ axerybody. by this
.... . .. ^.tlme, knows ahent tha NaUonal War
tribute by stJ^tag^ ^ for the benefit ol those who
iry quick te pasping b" $ast came in, here is the general
I for the betterment of their gofop |q g nutshell.
The Natkmal War'Fund is a federa>
tion of the leading war<related ap
es followers of baseball Tisit.
atata athletic director sustained a
protest filed by Oreenxllle against
Spartanburg. Thla gava Columbia the
title. I
The series between Spartanburg au|
CalumMm had reached a deaf*
each team winning two games
view of the sustained protest the fi:
and deciding game became a chart
affair which Spartanburg won I to S.
As The Chrtmlcle goes to prsM, the
mate athletic committee of the Ameii
can Legiom was in sesslonm Colum-
bia, passing upon the Camdaa protMt
against Columbia. If the Camden pro
test is sustained, Camden wfll beoosM
the state champions
As to whether any playoff games
will be ordered and whether Camden
will be host to the champlMM ot
Florida, Oeorgla, Alabama and South
Carolina was to be determined at the
athletic committee meeting. Oemden
baseball fans may learn of the de-
eiaiOB by reading tha Colombia papers
this morning.
Columbia, Not Camden, To
Blame For the Protest Delay
Bottle of Acid
Omms life of
3-Year-Old Boy
base^ muk dai^ sad aj^t ezo^ Rod Cross, to provide
I viewing tha work being dmie
» bc^ Aa part at aarh rtally.
s baseball game was pUtyed
1 the youngsters getting
to strut their stuff. It was
isg to Bota the manner in
his or that boy improvad after
ond and third day of activity.
IS psrtlemarly tme in the bat-
I practically all of tha young-
■d to be shown fanlts in bat
I, postore and swing,
pe Sisler, one of the, most in-
( baseball cbaractera this
has ever met, had only wiwds
lie over the snccees of the
I •school
t admitted that be was posslad
M fsilure of Camden and Kw-
wnty to take edvantage of the
ntty the fine haaehall perk
k tor the carrying out of a large
hMibsU program with kids
bin various seoUons of the
r foming a four or six dub
fkis would build Sfi baat*
erest ke scnied and would tend
ids a reserve of players tor
Pleas# tnm to page tsmr)
our
essential wartime aervlcee to
arm^ .feeeeer merinr
prlsonen of war and to supply essen
tial wartime relief to onr AUlee and
to refngeea from occupied countries.
The fund is govenuMBUendorsed but
not government ooptrdled. It oper^
abes la full aocord with the Presi
dent’s War ReOef Control Imurd.
In the last campaign some SS mil-
UoB Americana gave |l$C,01C.tl7 to
the Nhtlonal War Fund.
The list of agencies now on the
fond roster, are U80, War Prisoners
Aid. united Beaman’s Berries. Belgian
War JleUef Bodety, British War Ra-
tWttd
y. mated- taagruaief;:
Unitad Csecholoraek Relief, National
American Denmark Associatioa. tke
Freach Rdief Fund, Oreak War Re
lief association. American Relief tor
Italy, Friends of Luxemburg. Ameri-
can Relief for Norway, Polish War
Relief, Queen WUhelmlna Fund, Rus
sian War Relief. Ualted Tngoslav
istration Dates
the High School
e'h Hlgfi ichob! studsols wOT
Wandng Against
A]!dwingt!mHiie8
To Run At Large
greap of hia baddies, that he would
oecupy the tole of a hero before
•nnset.
Cpi. Smith and eight of his O. L
were at the public beach at
tags Laka late Betarday after-
n. They had Just had a frolic of
iveral hours in the lake and had
jme out to gather up their clothing
and place it In an army truck, as a
heavy storm was threatening.
A scream for help caused all of
Q. I. to turn and scan the lake,
imith wee the first to discern two
ths struggling In the water about
yards from shore. Smith raced
the water and swam to the two
ys. One q( them, about 11 years
old, had been seised with crampc and
when kis oomtMinlon. about the same
ape, swam to his assistance, the
drowntaig boy Uelsed him about the
neck. Tke screams of the would-be
isMer attracted the ettention of CpL
RUBth.
I ttrtth, a hasky chap, broke the
jhold of the struggling youth and start
ed swimming to shore. The other
lad swam with him. Upon reaching
Filindl CoBteinnr Picked Up Bj
Childna Ua«l m Pley-
tkiiiff.
Conty Henitli WiU
Ealofee Lew Pnened Last
March.
Under an act of tha General As
sembly under date of March SO, IMi.
dogs or any other animal mast
confined so~wa' not 'to
sarronnded by the soldiers and work
wgs immediatoly started to reenscitate
Uie nneoasrianp boy.
{After a half hour’s work the boy
Mief.
unit^
Refugee
hited States Committee
Care of European Children.
for the
Corporal Saves
Lives of Two In
Hermib^e lake
|l8traUon for class 8chedulea|]>rt>wiiiiic of Boy «nd Girl Is
day, August 21. The school ,
Awortod by ilOTofam of
ens on Tuesday, Sept S. T6
te 8th grade the student mnst
sen promoted from sn accept-
immar school 7th grade. Any
ling from e school other than
tletOD S^eet C^amrnar s^oed
Pine Tree Hill school should
sport cards.
>ter the 9th grade, S or more
Were It not for the quick wit and
courage of two soldiers from Fbrt
Jackson, death might have invaded at
least two if not more Camden homes
over the recent week-end. * ^
e requireA—To enter tha 10th —«« thia nf 7»i,f jCkHUUlI
i or more units are required,
ir the 11th grade, 11 or more
‘e required.
ler to avoid crowding and lots
on registration days the fol-
livisions of students ere made.
It letter'Of last name)
dsy, Aug. IT,-Camp team. kfeCrumb, a Laiifliif, MICh., yo«r.
Aug. ll.-A B C. !teee<liMr»
D E F G. Wednesday, Ang.
1 J K. Thursday. Ang. 24,
Q. Friday, Aug, 25, P Q R.
r, Aug. 2$, S T. Monday, Ang.
W X Y K Tuesday. Ang. 0.
and West Wateree (Pine
Wednesday, Aug. 20, Char-
lompaon. Liberty Hill, Sanders
Thursday, Ang. 21, Malvam
‘I'lday, S^. 1, New stndeiMa
to Camden. (Bring report or
from last school),
eily roll caU is at S:28. School
lased at 2:20 fwr all stndents
« passing their work. Any
student mnst oontinne in
[or s seventh period, dlsmlee-
' o’clock, until a passage grade
led. A faUnre on tte report
^ans meeting the seventh per-
* will remain mhHI $ o’clock
ay except In the four winter
during which time they wQl
1'pesdaya and Thnrsteya.
ce Yaitare
^es A Success
Michif ail Boy.
It Wasn’t the Heat
But the Humidity
That Was Terrific
Chronicle is the story of the heroic
rescue of an ll-year-old boy and his
subsequent resusicatlon by C^l. Bkldle
E. Smith ot the 15th Armored group.
Fort Jackson. This happened on
Saturday afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon Cpl. Lawrence
Etitadlf4 to the 19th Arjuoied group
at Fort Jackson, was at tha bathing
bsach at the Hermitage pond, dragged
two children, brother and sister, from
the lidce.
He heard the screams of tha nhlL
dren and Jumping in. swam to where
two yonngstera, later reported as be
ing hitrther and sister, were in periL
CpL McCrumb towed the gtal to shal
low water vritere the was takmi In
charge of some other soldiers. Me-
Crumb then swam back and diving,
recovered the boy. Both children
were glvsn first aid treatment Inr the
stSdIem.
Brother-Suter
Now In Service
Sob ond Danfkter of Mr. nad
Mrs. F. W. Rodelifr In
Unifonn.
Righton Rlchaadk recreational
'O’’* vtea askte-tew bar dance
^ at the High aekool gym-
working out, stated that
^ exceeded her mepeetatiena.
r m the number of riff peo-
mding but also iu Dm anep-
^ conduct exemptifiad.
Ri^rds states that tim gym-
wm b« Tusaday
Way Tvsnlaca Aka 9 «ktil U
!dry
tha
JIDEESS SnUE CLASS
’.R
cBsa tk^
rs^dSSJ*-*^
Mat
to sir-emm
Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Radcllff of this
city have a son and daughter now in
the service of their country-
BbBbeth Cota Lae BadcUff,
gradaate of the Biehopvflle High
eehool, entered the United States
Ceast Guard serrica May 19, 1944,
to firhig har basic training at
Wftot Palm Baach, whare she hes atp
talsed a high rating. Before entering
the eervtoe Mica Raltellff was amptay-
ad by the coanty difense coundl for
eevs^ years.
Joseph Bowey RadeUff. a brother,
alee a gradaate ef the BUkopvflle
Hli^ edlool, was employte by
Camden Ice oownmv before he natess
ad tha asrvlea Anguet 7. 1941
for overssag In Fshwy. 1941.
Ha was wannisi In
M-l
ofj
ne BUbjectea to a nne oi|^« «.
X Unit
tact with the public, should the heq^
officer so require to an effort td eup-^
prese or present the spread of rabies.
The law specifically states that
any person who falls to confine any
animal in his possession contrary to
the orders ot any County Health of
ficer may be aubjMted to a tine
net gMre
n JaU for
failure to confine an otfmidtog animal
shall be oonsidered a separate (rffCnse.
The law and the punishment for
violaUon thmeof is quoted at this
:ime as a warning to individuals to
Camden who are wilfully vlolattog
the orders of the health officer. The
authorities wish it announced that
tha law Js to 4)6 enforoed -and it of.
enders as# apprehended, there will
te no excuse of ignorance of said
law. acoepted.
Wf eat of daagar. The soldiers took
their blankets tnm the army truck
and ttdled the hoy in them, where
they kept him for half in haor. when
a man in a car, who saM his nama
was Smith sad who knew where the
boy livei, took him borne.
As a Strangs ffnala, ao one as yet
s the name ef the two youth, _ _
e of whk^ would here drowned bnt|^(^l^^
He elertnaes and bravery
^dto Smith.
Stntua of Cnp PInyers Appnr-
•ntly n Jenloualy Gunrd-
ed Secret.
Ctomden baseball fans and members
of the LeRoy Belk Post of the Ameri
can Legion are “hot under the col
lar,’’ as s result of a blast of criticism
from the Columbia broadcasting sta
tions and press spent the protest tiled
by Ctomden sgatost Red Hollis, aoe
of the Columbia Junior Legion team.
The Columbia criticism seems to be
directed at tba allegad “poor aporta-
manship’’ of the Camden athletic of
ficials in making an 11th hour protest
on Hollis.
In order to acquaint ths fans of
the state with the facta a news re-
leee giving the actual details of tha
entire sltnatlon was issued by the
Heath News Service to the radio sta^
tlons and press.
Camden (s being held up to scorn
exhibiting a negative brand of
A bottle ot carbolic acid, need as a
plaything, proved a lethal instrument
of destruction, costing the life of a
three-yearold negro youth at Dusty
Bend early Tuesday morning.
Larry Alexander, adopted son of
Mamie Brooks, Dusty Bend resident,
was the victim. OtBer youths involv-
ed in the cycle of death were Law
rence Kirkland, 6, and Clarence Keys,
age 10, both colored.
According to Underaheriff J. H. Mc
Leod, Jr., who investigated the affair,
the children, playing to the yard back sportsmanship to waiting “until the
of the Brooks home, came across a nth hour” to protest Hollis. The facts
bottle of carbolic acid. The bottle was indicate that Camden acted Immedi-
flUed and corked. From the oondl- ppon the matter of the eliffbOity
tkm of the label the bottle had evl- of Hollis. There was no delay on tha
dently been exposed to the elements pm-t of the Camden athletic eommit-
for some time. (tee. The delay was due to the rehict-
The children began playiiv of the Colnmhla management to^.
turn over to Camden the list of play-'
ars, their age and place of residence.
Request for tills list was made at the
tie game played several weaks ago to
Columbia. At that time* the excuse
bottle, toesing it about, until the oork
came out Some of the fiery liquid
spilled on to the top of the Alexander
b^a head. The burning seuMtion
- caused the child to rub his hands
tha Hors, Ratith-aad kla^rtettos-wem xtrerkli hmuT'snif down over hto facu.
In this way aome of the acid got into
for 6bT"tuniIfigTEl# list oveFWas that
it was at the office of the coach. On
the bay’d mouth and It to the ballef of jniy yg, ^j^^n ColumbU played to
the county phy^lan who was caU^ | camden, it wga nndsntood that the
that this was the oaose of the child s would be forthcoming but again
death several hours later to the hoe- h was conveniently missing. This
P*tol- . .... tima however Jake Todd directed tha
Dr, A. W, Humphries, coanty Phitoi- Oolnmbia team to furnish Camden
clan, performed an autopsy and wUl with tha list that day. Camden re-
report hto findings to a Jury caUad
by Ooroaar Purdy Lsa. Tha members
of the Jury are: J. M. Dunlap, Beruls
Hinaon, Roy Jordan, Cari H. Sebloa-
Ftonk Sheheen
Namei As Leader
Merchant Marine
Hero Retoms From
European War Zone
Uiid« Ui
tMual Cailiiif ol Dam-
SnecMda Cootey GflKa, Who
Has Doaa Fine Job.
Did the heat bother you earlier to
the present week and over tha past
week-end?
As a matter ef fact, it wasn’t the
hlH temperature that caused Mffer-
tog humanity to complain, for the
mercury never attained the dlssy
kelihts that it went to to June. It
was the InuBidtiy, the extrsme damp-
neas that was In eridence that caused
the populace to suffer.
For tke humidity ranged beyond
the 96 degree mark, which to about
99 degrees above norinaL Jane tern-
peratnre stood to tbe hi^ 90’s for
many days, at times soaring above the
100 toaili to attain a top reading of
104. Reemst temparatores hava faUtn
below 100.
The dampness and humidity caasad
people to ezperletice difficulty to
breathing. Oothiag became damp and
bonies experienced thu attack of maU.
Acoordtac to tba weather bureau
the prsaent bread of weather will
prevail for soma ttoia.
Frank Shebeen, who has performed
such an outstanding Job in the fat
ooUeetion end of the salvage program,
to now- ativagn dmtrmsK AiysmkRDl;
to annonnoement from the office of
ctvfHan defense.
Mr. Shebeen succeeds Cooley GlUia,
who has been obliged to give up the
chafrmanshlp of this important unit
of defense work because of the strees
and demands ot his own hosiness. Mr.
GilUs has been a suecessfnl leader to
this objective.
The ctrilian defense committee
etresses Jhe fact that there to a con-
tinned demand on the part of the
govammopt fnr waste paper mid- _
honseholders are urged to see that
all available waste of tlH character
to turned over to the proper unit.
Urn tent la Hampton Park, which
was used to store paper, has baea re-
plaoed by a railed enclosure but this
ceived it at 11 o'clock that night: The
pvateat was started the day attar.
As to the merit of the proteet, Jake
Todd, the state athletic commissioner
berg, L. B. Whitney and B. Clarkson fQp Legioii._blewJb^Andnokl, nil
in aTsw~S^“ on this protest problem.
Jolm
Injury To His Loft Log
ond Foot.
John* R. Partin, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Partin, HIghlaiid avenue,
to home on an tedeflaita leave ot ato
uenev as a-rusult ut ln|Utor ifistatoe(r
In the battle of the Ansfo beachhead.
During the height ot the fighting
incident to tl^ landing of the Ameri
can troops on this Important beach
Partin, attached to a Liberty ship
carrying mnnltions 'and'*" equipment
was buried under a mass of debris
when his ship was struck by artUlery
Are from the German guns.
His right foot and leg were badly
crushed and won at this lata data
be is obliged to wear a heavy cast
»w,A la Mm. /...ly
the use of crutches. When the leg
and foot are healed , the partlcnlar
limb will be an inch dr more shorter
then the left leg. John Partin has
been la tha Merchant Marine service
only a yaar but to that time he saw
When Greeoville was protested by
Spartanburg on tiie ground that on# '
of tha Greenville players lived Just
19 feet out of the eligibility area, Todd
sustained the protest and the Green
ville team, already to Columbia, pro-*
pared tp meet the Capa for the stirta
UUa, had to pack np and return homa.
They hud been dlped and feted the
very alghi Ihe proteet was rscelyed.
the night befoiw the opening game.
Tbe Camden protest on Hollis was
identically tbe same aa the Spartan
burg protast on a Greenville player.
H(dlto lives far out of tbe area from
which the Columbia team could draw
players. There wasa’t any argument
on this score at all, yet Todd refused
tw enttainv the protesr made by Cam
den.
An ^ort was made to aecdre a
meeting of the state athletic com-
mlttee but a^^sufflctent number to
make a quorium could not be muster
ed. Had the committee met, Todd’s
decision would have been over ruled.
Camden then would have been de
clared tbe champion ot the lower dis
trict and played Spartanburg tor tha
sftate title. Now that the title series
is over nothing can be jikme other
Jihis. to dUNP^iiHr. JHollk. thderjihe
ia not ea'tisfactory for ^ pet^ thadP^®**^ P* •®y®5^-51i-Jihlp wag wed
the paper to exposed to rain. The
Chronicle suggests that the Boy Scout
officials arrange to have the “Little
White House,” used in front of the
post office for r^ted war afforts, be
brought from tbe city lot and be used
to store the paper when Vrongbt to
the park. When Mayor MeOorkle
was i^iproached by Tbe Chronicle
wlto the suggestion, he expreosed him
self as approving it to the fullest
for s&uttte purposes carrying the ma
chinery of war to the landing forces
at varlons points. $
^John, who to a gradnate of Camden
High school, baa two other hrothara
in the service now. David Partin, who
an ontstaading player ‘OB fho
1949 Camden Hlgb school grid team
kas Just Jotoad the Navy and another
brother, Georgq W. Partin, to with
the armed forces in England.
Jimmy Itigeing In
Stirring TaJe of
Konnim4)r Batde
Dr. C P. Vincent
Opens An (HHce
Coanw Hnito
wilte to &^BfO la ilodi-
cil PFaclko.
Dr. €%arisB P. Ytoeent Ir.,
taken np tubMmmb to Camden for the
practlee aedtotoe. Dr. Vincent
hare fraa Tbnmouavllls. Hto
4>ffieea are lecatid at He eemsr ef
Lyttlstoa and DaKaib strsets
It to reported that still . . , .
to expacM to atari pmettoa ihiHibi wng
CnmdoB Yoolli Daf faHo OU
Grawte To Egcopo Raia d
SImII Fira.
The July Itth tosue ^ The Stan
and Stripes eratatos aa totaresttog
story of how tho yanks, driven from
tbe little croas ronds town of St
Geoegand’EUe four timet, came buck
for a flftk try and took H over “fnr
keeps.”
And to the story of this tragie bat-
fle hi tito brave actfon of Jaami Rip-
of OUmden, a chaiHlto’s aids.
“Htaryhody went up on ths. Ena.’
iaWRtgftBa to tha story wMlod by
TU mm and Strinw. ’Tm the
aida, bnt bsihri tho ftoy la
1 had baw an smtomitttB
a riOsman pmtty near
thfhc in lha todlsotiT outfit
Driver of Auto
Held To Bhune
in Boy’s Death
Conmmt*§ Jmrf FfakU Antonio-
bilo Wm DrleoB Ito Cofo.
rules a team may be disqualified be
fore a state championship is doterm-
ined. After the ehampkwbip to de
termined a player may ba rnlcd in
eligible but the team can not bo
thrown out
It to the contention of tho jCaiBdi&
officials that had Columbia tarnod
over its list Of players when reqneated
the night of the tie game, Hollto’ to-
ellglblltty would hava been noted and
there would have' been no baaitaney
on tbe sustaining of a Camden pro-
tost— Bnt to na-nroclr is ths
amries was already getting under way
between fkdambia and QreenvlUe, tbe
state office lacked the nerve to take
action to accordance with the same
regulation he implied to the Spartan-
bnrg-QreenvlUe problem. . Columbia
(Please cam to
Haygood Yontii Is
Awarded Honor For
Utinost Bravery
A coroner’s Jury on Thusuday of
last waH. found that Jamas Vvana
Shannon, 14 yaar old ookirad youth.
caaMi to hto -doath by befng stmH by
aa natomobfle driven by Dr. J. L.
wniiferd, local deattot, la a careless
manner.
The accident ocenred at 7:90 o’clock
RMneoday ovontof to ftont of tbo
liortMi flUlng ataticn at Ous^ Bend,
a snbnrh Jnst north of tho
city limits. Tho Shmarni f
sttting nsMr a gw vms0' to front of
tte faNit
(
wittte tfei next ssrmral CarM of St Fiul, Minn.)
.... — miH and timr gave
star hut ho
as woB as ths owiy part ot tho
torn doe-
itfs to stf jStR.’ito hjtfliwl trwttp
a
a lot
tea how hto nnit
to oscaao too
Atop tote too
aid teMt to
£roas the south and in at^ (jrignlirt. a ffpoup of
tomptlug to puss too pump ptatforas,
stsnek tha hdy, tojmrlng him ao sori-
ondy ho diod a few hour* h^.
Aeeordiag to Sheriff J. H- iRl^ood.
Dr. wmilsrd will face tola! at toa
next t«p« of toe CNnoral Saasiens
court te tho fiMl on a
rido teargn Bs was irtloaaad from
sastody indw 9AH9 Igit
tho nnrqntoh Iny
Major Goor«n 1« Hahef Rs-
cuhtoo tlw Diatinftottfcnd
Major Georgo Xa Mabry, Jr„ of
Haygood, waU-known in Camden said
Kershaw oounQr, kas been awarded
toe 'DtotiagnUhed Servlee Ctoni tor
extraordinary heroism to aetkm
Opatost tha enemy.
The ettafion aoeompanylag toe
award staitaa; ’’When Major Mabryu
obaervad that heavy sniasy Are had
ptopad down hto battoUoi, he mmrud
the forward olemsnf. Bass ho
tdly led toete to atf Msnutt upun tho
onamy posftton. Datete ths totMMO
firo and without rosari for tes own
roonal satotr. ho at aO tlmas wag
toa taCioto ot tho firo fight, psr-
aonUQy UlUag two of too enanqr to
hmid ootolto^ htitBitof-99 «C 4^
oBsnqr- The piMdBto toavtoy, lB|ib*
tiro and esmnteni isadon^
Iftoyut hy itogRbWlS^
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