Prince
Rupert
Daily
rectos
S..;ua'..'Y.
July
20".
1646
UGANDA
ACCEPTS
BID
TO
SOCCER
Co-ahead
Signal
for
Whole.
Sports
Program
Expected
Next
Monday
The
Canadian
Legion
yesterday
received
a
message
from
the
Sports
Officer
of
ILM.C.S.
Uganda
accepting
Prince
Rupert's
one
at
147
pounds
and
probably
one
each
for
the
142
and
138-pound
class.
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SHORT
SPORT
Was
the
ba.se-runner
out?
Section
19,
rule
38
of
the
official
fastball
rules
adopted
by
the
British
Columbia
Fastball
Association
and
District
Asso
ciations
as
of
Jan.
18,
1944,
reads
as
follows:
r,
"
V
Section
19.
The
base-runner
CITki,
'
"ttbas
may
overrun
said
.
.
basketball
and
a
arrangements
for
J
all
these
games
are
going
ahead
.,.
,.
,
,
.
without
ltnM
to
K
b3
z
.
.
,
incurring
liabilty
to
accordance
with
hMe.;
t
,
of
b
rae
Dasxeioau
game
win
proo-,-,
he
retum
at
once
and
waj
av
mirtU5u
tut
11
v
utuo-
day
night
at
the
Roosevelt
Park
gym
after
the
softball
game
Is
over.
The
Uganda
has
issued
a
challenge
to
"all
comers"
in
a
whaler
race
and
it
is
hoped
that
volunteers
for
this
event
will
get
In
touch
with
the
Legion
Sports
Committee
without
delay
so
that
nractices
can
be
arranged.
The
retouch
the
base,
after
whicn
he
may
be
put
out
as
at
any
other
base.
If,
atter
overrunning
first
base,
he
attempt
to
run
to
second
base,
befrjre
returning
to
first
base,
he
shall
forfeit
such
exemption
from
liability
to
be
put
out.
NOTE:
A
base-runner
in
returning
to
first
base
must
turn
Commanding
Officer
Sea
Cadets
out
trom
field
r
Plav-
If
base-has
placed
boats
at
the
commit-
runner
tums
lnward
ne
orfe,ts
tee's
disposal.
exemption
from
liability
to
be
The
ship
has
promised
a
"little
.
put
out
talent"
for
the
"floor
show
at
the
Legion
smoker.
Local
per-
j
The
executive
or
the
local
farmers
will
be
welcomed
to
Fastball
Association
should
Uncomplete
the
program.
I
press
upon
teams
and
team
Good
progress
is
being
made
j
managers
the
necessity
or
start
-in
getting
local
footballers
ln'lng
games
on
time.
The
first
line
for
the
Hanson
Cup
event
game
last
evening
did
not
ge!
and
it
is
expected
that
the
team
j
under
way
until
after
7
o'clock,
selected
will
be
announced
on
,
Yet
the
rules
say
that
the
team
Monday.
'not
being
ready
to
start
at
6:45
The
Uganda
has
good
boxing
j
shall
forreit
the
game.
The
other
talent
on
hoardl
Their
weights
drawback
is
that
the
teams
play-
are
one
at
ICS
pounds,
one
at
in?
the
second
game
have
poor
164
pounds,
one
at
160
pounds,
j
light
to
finish
their
match.
It
is
also
up
to
the
executive
and
the
teams
to
make
sure
that
score
cards
and
qualified
scorers
The
program
of
entertainment
;
are
on
nand.
Failure
to
provide
has
been
mailed
to
the
Sports
these
hurts
the
games
and
tends
Officer
of
H.M.GS.
at
Alert
Bay
to
make
the
spectators
dissatls-and
a
signal
approving
same
is
fjed.
expected
from
the
ship
late
on
Monday.
Advertise
in
the
DaHv
News.
Games
are
also
being
delayed
by
lack
of
balls.
Is
this
due
to
a
shortage
of
supply
or
are
the
balls
not
brought
to
the
grounds?
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Scores
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Brooklyn
8,
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4,
Boston
6,
Chicago
1.
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Boston
9.
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2.
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in
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in.
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He
hit
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creu
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LEGION
FIGHTERS
ARE
LINED
UP
Five
of
the
six
local
fighters
who
will
appear
on
the
Legion
fight
card
at
Roosevelt
Park
gym
next
Saturday
night
have
been
lined
up
by
the
committee.
McDougal.
The
sixth,
Mr.
Nicoll
says
mysteriously,
is
a
dark
horse
who
will
be
brought
to
light
next
week.
FASTBALL
Men's
League
July
2299
Taxi
vs.
General
Motors.
Co-op
vs.
Grotto.
July
24
General
Motors
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl,
99
Taxi
vs.
Reserve
Army.
Girls'
League
July
23
Moose
vs.
Macey's,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Kinettes.
FASTBALL
GAMES
ARE
VERY
CLOSE
Grotto
Defeats
Bo-Me-Hi
And
Co-op
Wins
From
Rrservcs
7-G
Scoring
eight
runs
in
their
last
two
innings,
Bo-Me-IIl
almost
got
on
level
terms
with
Grotto.
The
tobacco
men
built
up
an
"early
lead,
the
score
at
the
end
of
the
fifth
inning
being
Grotto
10.
Bo-Me-Hl
1.
In
their
half
of
the
sixth
the
students
batted
all
round
and
boosted
their
total
by
six
runs.
Grotto
added
one
in
the
eventh
while
the
schoolboys
added
wo
in
their
half
of
the
last
frame.
A
little
more
ex
perience
might
have
given
Bo-
Ms-Hl
the
extra
runs.
Fcr
Grotto,
Mcxley
struck
ou.
eight,
walked
five
and
give
up
16
hits.
DeU
h?t
a
faro-bagger.
Bruce
Simonson
led
the
runners
with
three
runs.
M.
HoJke-
s'ed
and
Duncan
had
two
each
and
Carl
Smith,
Dell,
R.
Smith
and
Kerr
scored
one
each.
Wesch
struck
out
only
one
bat
ter,
gave
up
17
hits
and
walked
j"x.
Harturig
had
a
three-bag-'
chairman
Jimmy
Nicoll
announ-
ger
and
a
two-tagger.
Runs
were
J
ces.
The
boys
will
fight
men
'
scored
by
ciccone,
Forbes
and
from
H.M.C.S.
Uganda
during
!
Hartwig
with
two
each
and
For-the-
ship's
visit
here.
They
are
mn,
Wesch
and
Pierce
one
Len
Hitchens,
welterweight.
Terry
I
each.
McCarthy,
light
heavy.
Leo
Ad-
Grotto
had
six
left
on
bases
olph,
Billy
Anderson
and
Billy
j
and
Bo-Me-Hl
had
12
players
stranded.
Battery
for
Grotto
was
Maxley
and
Don
Arne-y,
and
for
Ba-Me-Hi
Weh
and
Sharp.
Sharp's
throwing
to
third
picked
off
two
runners
neatly.
Teams:
Grotto
Arney.
C.
Smith,
Dell,
R.
Smith.
Moxley.
Kerr,
Duncan.
Holkestad.
B.
Simonson.
Bo-Me-H
i
Ciccone,
Forbes,
J.
James,
Hartwlt.
Wesch.
Pierce.
Forman.
Scherk
and
Sharp.
Scores:
Grotto
210
430
111
Bo-Me-Hl
0001
006
2
9
Co-op
Wins
in
Last
Inning
After
trailing
all
the
way
in
a
closetY
fought
game.
Co-op
scored
three
runs
In
their
last
inning
to
defeat
the
Reserves
7-6.
There
were
no
men
out
when
the
winning
run
was
driven
in
by
Hewsirfs
"Two-bagger,
his
third
two-bagger
of
the
game.
with
their
first
three
batters
all
scoring.
They
maintained
a
lead
and
should
have
won
save
for
two
lapses
by
their
own
players.
A
careless
throw
by
the
third
baseman
to
first
let
in
two
runs
IN
THE
SUPREME
COUHT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
ELMER
HAROLD
RICE
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bT
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
E
Fisher.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Brlt-lah
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
10th
dar
of
July.
1W6.
appointed
Administrator-
of
the
Ettat
of
Elmer
Harold
Rice,
deceased.
limited
to
his
estate
within
the
ProTtnce
of
Brit
Mi
Columbia,
and
all
parties
hartBg
etalm
against
the
said
estate
are
hereto)-required
to
furnish
same,
properly
rerlTied
to
me
on
or
before
the
3
1st
dar
of
August,
me.
alter
vBrfrji
claims
filed
raaj
be
paid
vttiwai
reference
to
any
claims
of
tte2i
1
then
had
no
knovtedfe.
AND
an
parties
indebted
to
ii
estate
are
required
to
par
the
i
ism
il
of
their
lndebtediiess
to
tat
lartlv-wlth.
DATED
this
1
2th
day
(
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AU
GORDON
FRASER
TOB3I5.
Off
trial
AdmiBlsmtcr.
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
174
sti
r
or
in
iuuns
atauce
akm
Tenders
trUl
be
recrtred
by
Uie
undersigned
up
to
12
o'clock
aatm
on
WedneedST.
August
7th.
16.
tor
the
purchase
of
buildings
ittotUH
on
the
lands
set
lortla
herruBkder:
Lot
1.
Block
I
of
Lot
Ml.
Casslar
District.
Plan
ISIS
I
MO
Lot
13.
Block
1
of
Lot
Ml.
Oassiar
District.
Plan
IMS
and
Parcel
"B"
of
Lot
If,
Block
I
of
Lot
Ml.
frnhr
District.
PUn
ISIS
40001
Lot
4.
Block
3
of
Lot
931.
'
Oassiar
District.
Plan
ISIS
10
00
Lot
7.
Block
3
of
Lot
931.
Casslar
District.
Plan
ISIS
.
MOO
Lot
19.
Block
8
of
Lot
9SI.
Casslar
District.
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ISIS
.
lOOOj
Lot
18.
Block
1
of
Lot
1074.
Casslar
District.
PUn
1H3
1S0O0
Lot
19.
Block
4
of
Lot
1074.
CasMar
District.
Plan
1222
100
DO
Lot
19
of
Lot
1079.
Casslar
District,
PUn
14S1
150.00
Lot
25
(except
the
vmrrij
0
feet
thereof)
of
Lot
1079,
Casslar
District.
Plan
14SI
7500
Lot
28
of
Let
1079,
Casslar
District.
Plan
1451
lew
DO
Lot
29
of
Lot
1079.
Casslar
District,
Plan
1451
20O0
Tenders
must
be
In
a
sealed
en-relope
marked
Tender
for
purchase
of
buildings
at
Alice
Arm."
The
upset
prices
of
the
buildings
khall
be
as
set
forth
In
the
list
shore
an
the
terms
will
be
cash.
The
buildings
must
be
moored
It
bin
a
period
of
sixtr
dars
from
the
date
of
acceptance
of
the
tender.
All
excaraUons
must
be
completely
fUled
in
and
the
site
left
In
a
dean.
saie
and
sanltair
condition.
Anv
tender
accepted
tUI
be
on
the
under-rundine
that
the
rendor
shall
as-ume
no
mpooslbUItr
srhitsoerer
for
anv
damare
to
the
premises
by
fire,
theft.
Tandaltaan
or
otherwise,
subsequent
to
acceptance
of
the
ten-ler.
Too
highest
or
any
tender
shall
not
necessarllj
be
accepted.
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
or
the
Superintendent
of
Lands.
Pari
lament
Buildings.
Victoria.
BC
a.
T
rORBES.
Oorernroent
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
BC
Victoria,
BC
Juce
28,
14S.
,
arid
then
Pallister
weakened
un-accountab.'y
and
walked
ihe
lirst
two
of
the
Co-op
men
in
the
!
seventh.
Hewslck's
crtve
brought
:
in
the
needed
runs.
Apart
from
!
this
the
game
was
dose.
The
:
young
Reserve
players
were
'
playing
smart
ball,
fielding
!
safely
and
hitting
weH.
PalUs-
ter's
home
run
was
Ue
big
hit.
He
lvmself
scored
three
runs,
Watmou-jh
scored
twice
and
Mo-
stad
ence.
Carlson
also
hit
four,
walked
four
and
allowed
13
hits,
five
of
them
in
the
last
fatal
inning.
Watmough
caught
For
Co-op.
Slater
pitched
and
Nordgaard
caught.
Slater
allowed
12
hits,
gave
no
walks
and
struck
out
three.
Runs
for
Co-op
j
.w;re
scored
by
iiewskk
wttn
two.
Ward,
Astoria,
Nordgaard.
S'ater
and
KeHett
one
each.
Nine
Co-Tp
players
were
left
on
bases
and
only
two
of
the
Reserves.
Teams:
Co-op
Bellls.
Ward,
Astoria,
Nordgaard,
Slater.
Kellett.
Hew-sfck,
Petersen,
Mintenko.
Reserve.Army
Pallister,
Watmough,
Mastad,
Acheson,
Olson.
Carlson.
Warren,
Kurulok,
Shier
and
Basso.
Scores:
Co-op
100
201
37
Rwerve
Army
301
030
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pocttive
and
pennan-sa4
r&a5"
frota
drinking
wSltowjt
wt
fx
inconrenience.
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pmooMl
and
confiden
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rendered
by
other
iMvbxuOct
vbo
ijare
found
f
ree-dosi
tarowtii
AVobolics
An-oaymom.
Bar
it
Daily
News.
TRICKS
TRUCKERS
Carry
More
Pay-31
Per
Trip!
New
heary-W-ton
tracks.
Ten
wheel',
one
spare,
eoepirte
with
tools
and
chains.
Built
by
Reo
and
ewaattr
to
mrid
VS.
Army
specifications.
Limited
number
now
available.
Priced
con-aWerabfy
below
WJ.TJJ.
appro-red
celling.
lor
immediate
defirerr.
No
priority
necessary.
Terms
in
accordance
with
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board
retuia
lions.
Now
on
display
at
Vancouver
WeW-BJt.
Vancouver
and
3.
E.
Ilan-ren.
Dawson
Creek.
B.C..
or
get
illustrated
particulars
Irom
S.
H.
Lerenthal
&
Co.,
Ma
chinery
Dealers.
Winnipeg.!
timer
equipment
available.
"SCHOOLS
A.VJ1
irOI.LEr.lS
Civil
Servicf
Examination
PREPARE
NOW
lor
Spring
and
Fall
examinations
Letter
Carrier.
Postal
Clerk.
Clerk
1
and
11.
Customs
Clerk,
etc.
Full
particulars
upon
request
to
M.C.C.
Civil
Service
School
301
Enderton
Bldg-
Wlnnlpe.
Man.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
agents.
YOU
CAN
RUN
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Klndegarlen
Institute,
can?
M.C.C.
Schools.
Winnipeg.
Man.
AUCTION
SALES
i
AUCTION
SALES
every
Saturdav
at
171
Third
Avenue
Eait
()
I
20
YEARS
AGO
In
July
25,
102C
Miss
Pete
Tretnayne
and
Poll
Howard
defeated
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Maremette
in
the
semi-JInal
of
the
mixed
doubles
city
tennis
championship.
The
w"
7'5'
8-'
Mrs-
steP?
two-baser.
Pallister
struck
out
-oie
ed
bishops
wore
everyday
black
FELIXSTOWE,
Eng.
Th
rty-
instead
of
"dress
purple"
at
a
j
five
soldiers
Wushed
as
a
Felix-
revival
pi
the
Iord
Mayor
or
ton
audience
amlauded
their
London's
dinner
to
archibishop;.
!
appearance
In
a
movie
shawin?
bishops
and
clergy
or
the
Church
(them
clearing
the
three-mile
ct
England.
beach
or
650
mines.
-
-
Classified
Advertising
-
-
Jlsalflls:
2c
pr
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
chAree.
50c.
Birth
NlUcr
50c;
Cards
of
Thinks.
Drain
Nottera,
Funeral
Notices,
Uarrlaga
and
Engagement
Announcements:
12.
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Furnished
rooms.
843
9th
Ave.
West.
185
Reserve
Army
team
started
off
!
wanted
IMMEDIATELY
for
and
Bill
Ttb?y
wiH
meet
Col.
and
Mrs.
MeMordie
in
the
other
semi-final
or
the
city
tennis
championships.
At
the
CNR.
picnic
at
Terrace
Walter
Johnson
beat
Percy
Mcintosh
In
the
12
and
under
boys'
race.
In
the
16
and
under
Ed.
Smith
beat
Walter
Johnson.
In
the
single
ladles'
raee
Julia
Walters
won
rront
Laura
FrlneU.
In
the
single
men's
race
Dido
Gurvich
won
from
J.
Lever.
In
the
Bay'
Sand
race
Percy
Mclntcih
won
from
Garfield
The
team
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
against
the
visiting
H.
M.C.S.
Curlew
wiH
be
chosen
from
the
following:
Murray.
Hslg.
V.
Memies,
George
Mitchell,
Sam
Currle,
Pat
OTJonnell,
F.
Rus-ell.
J.
Johnston,
Dickens.
W.
Mitchell.
Norrlngton,
R,
Hcwe.
Skinner,
S.
Krskine
and
Hodgkinson.
inn
sale
FOR
SALE-Five-acre
farm
with
furnished
house
and
cabin.
Reasonable.
Apply
A.
Hoiks,
Woden
River,
Massett
Inlet,
B.C.
(169)
FOR
SALE
Small
house,
7th
Ave.
East.
Apply
501
McBride,
after
8
pjn.
(169)
FOR
SALE
Kitcherf
range
and
kitchen
cabinet.
961
10th
Ave.
j
East.
U69)
!
i
FOR
SALE
Lumber.
Phone;
Green
698.
GOOD
BUILDINO
LOT
In
the
centre
of
Prince
Rnperfs
best
business
area.
Apply
Bof
123
Dally
News.
(tl
FOR
SALE
Modern
six-room
house
with
lireplace;
garden:
partly
rurnlshed.
Close
to
town.
Priced
ror
quick
sale.
$2400.
Armstrong
Agencies.
(170)
FOR
SALE
Wheel
chair,
like
new;
ball
bearings.
P.O.
Box
737.
(1G9)
FOR
SALE
Electric
radio:
two
double
beds,
and
heater.
Phone
Blue
715.
(169)
FOR
SALE
One
lesage.
one
Heintzman.
both
small
pianos.
Walker's
Music
Store.
(173)
FOR
SALE
Four-room
house.
S1GO0
cash.
Apply
225
9th
Are.
East
(173)
FOR
SALE
Claire
Jewel
stove,
and
Quebec
heater.
Apply
225
9th
Ave.
East.
(114)
FOR
SALE
Electric
radio,
cheap.
1429
Overlook
Street.
(171)
WE
BUY
AND
SELL
New
and
Used
Furniture;
also
Hardware.
See
us
before
buying
elsewhere.
Used
phonograph
records,
20c;
used
5-piece
kitchen
set,
$1650;
used
electric
ranges,
McClary's.
rrom
$15:
used
circular
heater,
oil
burner,
with
electric
ran,
almost
new;
used
sewing
machine,
$24.50;
used
3-plece
chester-rield,
in
good
shape.
$C9.50;
used
range
with
oil
burner,
in
good
condition,
$65;
used
electric
washing
machine,
in
good
shape;
used
radio,
9
tubes,
$15:
used
baby
carriages,
Irom
$7:
used
hassocks
irom
$250;
used
beds,
complete,
rrom
$1250;
used
kitchen
tables,
rrom
$150;
used
kitchen
tables,
rrom
$150;
used
chairs,
now
50c;
used
electric
rans.
rrom
$750;
new
Gurney
ranges,
all
-enamel;
new
rag
rugs,
big
assortment,
$1.65
each;
used
motors
with
electric
rans,
rrom
$1650.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.,
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
100
cords
or
seasoned
fir
and
spruce
lumber,
cut
to
stove
lengths.
Immediate
delivery.
Phone
C.
665.
BC,
Per
cord.
Hemmons,
$1250.
Black
(174)
FOR
SALE
One
Vaughan
drag
saw,
ai
conamon.
$250
cash.
Phone
Black
665.
(174)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
np-to-dat
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manutac
tured
by
National
Machinery
"'i'"r
i-iuiea,
Vancouver
.
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Builders
and
Painters
P.N.
Kllborn
w.
Peterson
BERT'S
TRANSFER
AND
MESSENGER
Lumber
-
Coal
-
Wood
-
Baggage
Freight
-
Express
Phone
Blue
810
Prince
Rupert
It
it's
a
Rock
Job-Call
a
Rock
Man
CaU
M.
SAUNDERS
Blue
60S
Concrete
Sidewalks,
Basements
I
dont
take
work
I
cannot
do
myreir.
PARTRIDGE,
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&
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General
Contractors
r
P.O.
Box
1489,
Station
B
Phone
Orcen
417
House
Repairs.
al
kinds.
Cabinet
Work
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Estimates
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Prompt
attention
all
work.
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
or
all
kinds
Roors.
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PHONES:
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486
Red
894
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Set:
Business
and
Professional
JONES
NEWS
STAND
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Magazines
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TAKEN
Sixth
Street
Red
808
W.
H.
CORRINS
Painting
and
Decorating
FREE
ESTIMATES
Phone
Blue
451
CIIIROPRAfT.:
R.
J.
PARKER
C
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Grs.d:
Suite
6
ti
Smith
Block
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and
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633
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SUtet
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83'
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7
p-m)
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L.
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Accountant,
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