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Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
.
Monday,
May
4,
1953
Len
Proppe
spassing
Heads
Liberals
At
Burns
Lake
Five
Victoria
Students
Win
.
.
Research
Council
Awards
VICTORIA
(f
Five
Victoria
ate
this
year,
who
has
been
students
have
won
National
Re-jawaroed
a
Jj
bursary
to
tur-search
Council
awards
for
study,
the
ids
st
:ios
in
ele
truuics
at"
Special
to
The
Dally
News
BURNS.
LAKE
Len
Proppe
"a
viviitlH-r
doesn't
.,1,
princn
Rupert
in
R)I1
uf
Bill
and
Evelyn
Ust
returned
fi"m
the
lUih.
Evelyn
said
the
.iur
tti-y
saw
during
was
named
president
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
Liberal
h
1
f
UBC
in
t.v
-
fall:
Association
at
the
annual
meeting
here.
we
K
vacation
aa
in
Canada
and
abroad,
the
council
has
announced.
They
are:
ted
them
on
Miss
C.
J.
Can
ci-on
anu
G.
'rvine,
both
UBC
eradu-
FUil
Other
officers
elected
were
Hugo
Mellander,
vice-president;
H.
Pcttrini,
seen'
ry-treasurer;
nd
Oscar
Anderson,
Thomas
John
A.
R.
Coope,
who
has
been
atcSi
who
W0I'i
$500
b,lrsarjcs
for
awarded
a
special
scholarship
of
(urthcr
study
at
UBC
-
$1,500
to
continue
his
studies
lni
-
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-"r
It
Courlay,
Bert
Traxler,
Walter
Wiuon,
H.
R.
Francis,
Jack
OPTOMETRIS1
Fred
E.
Dovdie
Room
10,
Stone
Buikln.g
-tior.c
Blue
5U3
theoretical
chemistry
at
Oxford.
Winner
of
six
previous
scholarships,
he
was
awarded
an
NRC
scholarship
a
year
ago;
Alan
L.
Orr-Ewing.
who
has
been
awarded
a
studentship
of
$900
to
study
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia;
Garth
Jones,
32,
UBC
gradu-
'
r
voi:
hi
:ird
tlii.s
one)
t
h.,'s
noi.c
oai.k
to
an-
,r,'r
a
week-long
visit
ill
bri'f
.stopovers
at
,
Ali!(.
ttm
and
Queen
,,
ckv.
Al
ronies
up
Vx
ncnths
and
al-
ovs
his
vint
to
Prince
he
spent
several
"tup
Union
Steamship
,,rt-frank
Skinner
took
.jr.
-.;!".
up
this
time
with
i'OSSlHLY
CANADA'S
YOUNGEST
GRANDMOTHER,
Mrs.
Muriel
Bertrand
(left)
of
Peterborough,
Ont.,
Is
32.
She
holds
her
two-month-old
grandson
Tommy,
son
of
Mrs.
Bertrand's
daughter,
17-year-old
Mrs.
Betty
Ellis.
Brown
and
Barney
Mulvany,
executive
officers.
The
following
recommendations
were
passed
by
the
meeting:
That
present
stumpage
rates
be
improved,
as
the
use
of
the
"cubic
scale"
Increases
the
stumpage
by
not
allowing
for
the
over-run.
That
the
promised
telephone
GOVERNOR-GENERAL
VINCENT
MASSEY
presents
his
son,
Hart
Massey,
Ottawa
architect,
with
the
Royal
Architectural
Institute
scholarship
medal
at
the
Institute's
annual
assembly
dinner
in
Toronto.
The
medal
is
given
annually
to
the
student
who
ranks
high
in
all
subjects
of
the
university
course
and
who
gives
promise
of
becoming
an
architect
of
distinction.
jlrUan,
Hie
line's
man-
Drama
Festival
Opens
Tuesday
With
Some
300
Performers
,l,,r.
who
.spent
a
Rich
Garment
VICTORIA
(CP)-A
chinchilla
stole,
worth
a
bout
$15,000,
will
be
a
rare
exhibit
at
the
Bmisn
Columbia
Products
Fair
here
May
4-9.
The
valuable
piece
Is
being
shown
jointly
by
breeders
in
the
area.
f
duvs
nieetlni?
Orme
connection
with
Pendleton
Bay
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
for
which
an
appropriation
has
;
i.ier
of
Commerce
n-u.
,
.
.
been
made
shall
be
proceeded
and
other
city
busi-
ii...
unmni
i-.incc
Kup-n
nun?
sessions,
beginning
at
7:30.1
with
Immediately.
I
Music
and
Drama
Festival
which
at
the
Civic
Centre.
I
That
the
Dominion
depart-'
opens
Tuesday
at
9:15
am.
in
The
large
list
of
entries
in-'ment
of
public
works
speed
up;
NAVY
RUM
Make
Mother's
Day
Gifts
Special'
And
Flattering
t
iinn
in
th'-
V'iiir.ouve.r
...v
ui.ig
fudiu
oLiiuui
auui-
ciuaes
seven
drama
iroiim.
and
work
nn
pxtptis.
on
nf
Pr.rilnn
rjiifiis
.iiinii
iiai:iir
Mrll.ii.
:
usl
Tliurs-
.-li'ni'.d
said
the
two
rrt
n;en
have
filed
,t
Aluminum
Com-
tonum
will
see
more
than
300
individuals
and
groups
in
a
vari-
Bay
wharf
and
that
the
de-
;per.ons
takin
part
during
its
cty
of
music
classes.
I
partment
and
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
j
four-day
stand.
1
Several
out-of-town
entries
!
MP
for
Skeena.
be
advised
of
I
The
festival
will
be
staged
in
will
compete
in
the
festival.
Immediate
requirement
of
an
I
tlirf"c
different
places.
Morning
Adjudicators
are
Mary
Wood,1
additional
20
feet
of
wharf,
j
sessions
take
place
at
the
King
LRSM,
of
Victoria,
for
music,
That
the
department
of
public
(Edward
School;
afternoon
ses-
and
Verlie
Cooter
of
New
West-;
works
be
asked
to
fill
in
the
jsions.
which
besln
at
1:30
p.m.,
minster,
for.drama.
Official
ac-!bridge
on
the
Burns
Lake
and
:
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
and
eve-
companLst
Is"
Mrs.
O.
E.
Freeman.!
Francois
Lake
roads,
which
con
('iiiiula
tor
unsuuru
POSTtBS
DISPLAY
ftOOKUTt
CATALOG!
J;i.k
met
a
lot
of
ile
in
Vancouver
last
By
ELENORE
LESTER
i
Mom's
got
her
vanity
believe
it
or
not.
If
you're
in
doubt,
try
flattering
her
this
Mother's
Day
and
see
what
happens.
Show
Mom
In
your
gift
that
you
think
she
is
young,
lovely,
style-conscious
and
just
a
bit
frivolous.
Then
watch
her
glow.
Getting
the
gift
that
will
flatter
her
involves
thought
and
leather
and
plastic
purses
and
;
knitting
bags,
beauty
accessor-
,
ies
such
as
comb
and
brush
sets,
atomizers,
attractive
hand
mirrors,
jewel
and
lingerie
cases.
Sometimes
Mother
seems
to
have
enough
of
everything
In
the
personal
category.
If
that
is
the
case,
make
a
few
discreet
inquiries.
You
may
find
she's
been
craving
a
hand-biown
glass
vase,
a
silver,
ceramic
or
wooden
serving
piece,
a
painted
tray
or
swnMcw
:l
rtiinn?
one
or
his
.,
alio
n
s.
one
of
the
litl'i'ied
ill"
Ke-
t-
l;c4
May
10
-
hcard
that
the
two
in
stitute
the
worst
bottle-neck
to
traffic
in
the
Omineca
district.
An
80-foot
span
across
the
deep
channel
also
is
requested
to
accommodate
boat
traffic
and
to
permit
seasonal
rise
and
fall
of
water.
'Battling
Bessie'
Denies
She.
Slept
in
Commons
Room
itial
nii
.hap
are
suing
fnM:
j
knii'i
I
llions
of
dollars,
imagination.
Ask
yourself
these
I
handsome
brass
or
copper
plant-
(hey
would
collect
questions
-.i
it
i
J.r't.
"I
Iioik'
they
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
er.
Such
a
gift
for
the
home
can
make
her
as
happy
as
a
queen
bee.
LONDON
(AP)
Mrs.
E.
M.
night
and
"found
both
Mrs.
"Battling
Bessie)
Braddock.
La-!
Bessie
Braddock
and
Dr.
Edith
1
them
is
me.
rv
u;is
news
to
both
Summersklll
stretched
out
on
beds
and
both
snoring."
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
The
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Ji.l'ti.
NeithT
knew
bor
member
of
Parliament,
indignantly
denied
Monday
that
miil
it
v.
as
pointed
out
52
Attend
ml
who
noticed
she
had
ever
been
caught
snoring
n,ii,
.
i
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1
ii
f
nlerlain
UJotwi
Is
it
so
pretty
you'd
love
to
have
It
yourself?
Or,
if
you
are
i
man,
would
you
like
it
for
your
wife
or
girlfriend?
Does
it
flatter
her
best
features?
If
she's
a
Marlene
Dietrich
kind
of
grandmother,
buy
her
some
extra-sheer
nylons.
If
she
has
lovely
coloring,
get
her
a
blouse
that
emphasizes
it.
If
sweet
gentleness
is
her
strong
i
jttcnintinK
to
.solve
a
:
pii-zle.
A
beautiful
Mothers
Day
Adenda
in
which
every
member
on
a
bed
in
the
House
of
Com-
;
aiongsld
of
with
Dr.
Edith
Summons
ladies'
room.
.
merskill
and
secondly,
which
Is
Striding
up
to
House
Speaker
more
important,
I
was
never
in
William
Morrison,
Mrs.
Braddock
!
F13'
room
Bt
time
slnce
11
,
,
,
.
,
,
has
been
opened.
handed
him
a
copy
of
a
London
.
.
.
,
...
.,
.
i
Laughter
and
cries
of
shock-
bit
of
verba!
tlght-
:
v.iMn
:
i
;l
in
a
Ions
IKE
Moose
Whist
Fifty-two
persons
took
part
in
the
.wfekly
whist
d'.'ive
at
the
Moose
Temple
Sa.urday
night.
Winners
were:
Ladies
Mrs.
(
K.
Crimble
and
Mrs.
Lena
Am-
took
part,
was
put
on
"by
Job's
Daughters
at
their
regular
monthlv
meetine
Friday
nifht
TO
TRAVEL?
TO
HAVE
FUN?
TO
HELP
THE
KINSMEN
pi':
In:
iiic'I
i
v
tieiiree
point,
get
her
a
scent
that
un-
nl
ClT
candidate
in
nu,
u"'
t-uni-aiiiiHs
a,
n?
rocked
the
House..
Each
girl
presented
her
mother
"""-a
personality.
is
elect
fin.
when
lie
ariicic
written
oy
anotner
woman
FLOWERS
STILL
GOOD
Mrs.
Ford
rose
from
a
back
wlln
a
carnation
corsage.
Hon-
i
by
tin
fivro
Club
to
MF,
slim,
photogenic
Mrs.
Pat-
bench
and
declared
"if
I
have
'
oreA
Queen
Margit
Macarthur
It
is
new?
Lingerie,
perfume,
icrciint
of
his
recent
ricla
Ford,
a
Conservative,
who
offended
the
honorable
lady
op-!
P''eciucd
over
the
meeting.
bags,
jewelry.
,
stockings,
sweets
and
flowers
have
always
been
Report?
were
heard
on
the
tooK
ncr
Lwnmons
seat
only
a
poslte
in
any
possible
way
I
coupie
m
weeks
ago.
apologize
most
wholeheartedly.
I
;
receni
iciepnone
Drmge
ana
i
Mother's
Day
standbyg,
and
olt,,.Men
Cut
between
Mrs.
S.
Haugan
and
A
E.
Chilton,
which
Mr.
Chilton
won.
Pool
,
was
won
by
Toby
Eru-vold
and
door
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
Cormier.
us
MI.A
without
linhti-K.
It
w.t
i"
the
case
of
the.
i.M
siii.i:
who
got
h"r
mother
to
ko
:ii
as
Ions
as
.she.
1
Mrs.
Ford,
writing
of
her
can
only
add
that
It
Is
sometimes
Ea-ster
tea-
Plans
were
al.su
fin-1
they
are
still
good
ones.
But
"startling"
experiences
in
her
difficult
to
see
In
the
dark."
jalized
for
the
bake
sale
to
be,
each
year
new
style
notes
are
TO
HELP
THE
KiDS?
Watch
for
the
Kinsmen
CORONATION
CONTEST
Starting
Jane
9th
More
laughter.
,
held
Saturday.
i
;
added.
See
that
your
gift
has
first
week
in
the
House,
said
she
went
to
the
ladles'
rest
room
one
nrur
the
water.
C'oti-
Labor
Minister
Alice
Bacon
At
llle
socaI
whlcn
followed
something
that
will
surprise
and
suggested
anyone
who
mistook
tne
meet'nS'
refreshments
were'
delight
her
,!
.
1
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however,
thut
mic
thi'-ic-'h
the
as-
with
i.v.
I
g
colors
and
nii.slv
c
we
tii?-
Mub
Mrs.
Braddock
tor
someone
else
,frvea
aIwr
wmcn'
a
caKe
walk
'
Is
well
packaged?
OaV
must
be
"a
peculiarly
unobser-
took
place.
The
cakes
were
made
I
wrapping
paper,
"
pretty
bows
vant
person"
'
,
and
donated
by
the
Bethel
Choir
plenty
of'
tissue
paper,
a
lovelv
Mrs
Braddock
who
weighs
'
and
tne
(l""rdian
Council
...
'I
card,
will
show
that
you
know
ders
Tea
its
mii.t
interesting
dr.
It
wa.s
a
good
210
nounds
and
measures
50
in-
I
A
church
paramo
was
held
last
.
nes
young
in
neart
ana
adores
little
attentions.
h'W
to
be
a
politician
t
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iii'.iiis
like
one.
Sonin
meeting
Monday,
MV
Sandals'.
(104)
L.O
B
A.
Pin
ing
bazaar
and
oriental
tea,
Civic
Centre,
May
6.
2:30
to
5:00.
(105)
'
is
set
and
the
topic
Iches-around
the
-hips,
often
nlsht
at
the
Fist
Presbyterian
models
out-size
women's
gar-
Church
at
which
Hi
members
!
mcnts.
i
and
their
parents
and
frilnds
at-
Morrison
reminded
Mrs.
Ford
tcndcd.
I
that
it's
a
long-standing
custom
'
.
;
that
members
never
"disclose
Fine
Catch
what
happens
in
Our
own
private
SUMMERStUK,
P.E.I.
'
CCP)
Whether
you
plan
to
spend
a
tittle
or
lot.
you
can
find
hundreds
of
gifts
that
will
answer
these
special
Mother's
Day
requirements.
"
...
Tf
it
has
to
be
an
inexpensive
n'.inl
for
the
third
'
I5
Hrs.40
Min.
J
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From
Trrt
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o'(
CaModuut
(Pacific
M
Si7Br
1
Consult
your
Trvl
Aotnl
or
mj
.
'
V
oV
.
.
Cftiwlitn
Pacitir
Airlines,
M-
fr's'j'j&r
tomorrow
nlcht
over
vins
.students
from
I
C
Meeting
of
Deep
Sea
Fisher-1
men's
Union,
Union
Hall,
Tuesday.
7:30
p.m.
Important.
(105)
itt
this
year,
you'd
do
well
to
?h
School
and
city
apartments.
Larkin
of
Kensington,
fishing
But
he
asked
the
House
to
bear
landed
in
th.s
area
oy
Arthur
;
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n
hlmm
onH
t
'
ibroacil
'?rting
-
LeEin
Auditorium
member
"and
It
is
our
custom
t.
In
the"
Dunk
rive,
Hi
catch
pVdanTg
en-
V
May
23'
eve,y(,ne
eme-
1
exle,,d
a
ie
ot
Indulgence
weighed
six
pounds
and
was
24
'
hrard
'
fflmblc
of
earrinBS,
ncrklac
and
l,
t
of
ond
'
"
K.'"io
;
nnm
tn
new
members"
linnhM
lnnir.
.
.
..
.
,
-
.
nrnceieis.
ii
momer
pteis
a
gooa
hope
tun
in
the
summertime
she'll
proportion
of
the
fit
i-ta)e
in
a-.:ain
at
8:30
r.isht.
Night
Clubbing
Behind
Iron
Curtain
Quite
an
Experience
For
Westerner
m
m
the
air
will
be
look
wonderful
in
some
of
the
white
jewelry
available
In
both
fimple
and
dress-up
styles.
(HARMING
PIRSE
You
can
get
some
charming
K.iv
Sniilh
and
stu-
B-itiman.
Mr..
f'mith
''nir'i
(;,miix(
Casev.
Is
In
the
mines
or
behind
the
jobs
on
the
farms.
i"urse
accessories
that
will
be
beauty
and
efficiency
aids
all
a
'.id
Mike
Krueecr.
'
"aUh
his
t;il,-nt,s
with
J'.y
KI(
IIAItl)
O'itKGAN
VIENNA
(API
So
you'd
like
to
tto
ni.;ht
clubbing
behind
the
veir.
A
tiny
gold
pen
and
pencil
lathes.
The
music?
Ah,
no'
more
So.
we
are
set
to
eo
to
a
p!a.-e
rhapsodies
of
love,
no
"cheap
"'"rtrr.
Iliil
Martin
set
attached
to
a
key
ring.
ail
I
M
ITVW
.11
Ulof
U
D
If
'
Pent
rr.
where
we
have
a
little
dance,
a
Western
sentimentality
."
Listen
purse-size
whisk
I
Ii-nii
f'lirt
n
in
Vnn'rt
Mkt
tn
pn-
;
joy
the
niKht
life
of
the
Balkan
J'ltlc
drink,
a
little
dinner.
You
io
inc
cuiinn
nii.
im
merry
,ittlp
0d-fasr,loned
hand
mir-
:a
thne-day
flluht,
-B
tlapeat,
Bucharest,
want
someining
smarierr
xanu
'
..jr
x
.m.c
ror
tnat
attacn
tne
key
rln?
apilais-
'1'ia.iiie
and
Sofia
which
song
mmape.sis
unnui
oai
ui
w
nnu
are
amusing
ana
functional
gaa-
1
t
l!.(li,s
and
the
VwiiiL'
man
nnninrl
and
torv
have
made
famous?
Prague
s
Cascade
ana
Boccaccio.
Went
Away.'-
gets.
A
lovely
compact
with
a!
Kin
arrived
hw
from
I
Weil,
it's
quite
an
experience.
'renamed
now
and
.reserved
for
Taxi
girls
and
call
girls
are
all
matchinK
P"1
bx
or
a
ful'y
!
You
ran
sit
in
Vienna
and
read
the
upper
10.000
Communists
in
.
equipped
cosmetic
kit
will
please
If
:
-n
s
l;n
fiunnav.
Hp
loins
'-ii'.v
Kut
Sinjr,
v.el!
!
ahoi.
t
it.
I,,
th
rommuniat
news-
each
city.
The
lady
wil
go
to
.
'
..
.
...
.
.
her.
Is
a
traveller
or
I
.
y
'
i
I
proprietor.
Lo-v
!
ButTr
you
lron
go-
those
places
dressed
the
same.
Mfc
spies
all
around
these,
Mot,wr
papers.
Winiev
v
a
CPA.
He
!
You,
sir,
may
change
to
a
dark
tables
watching
for
people
who
orach-goer
she'll
love
one
of
ins,
W'cll
on
Friday
and
i
suit.
No
tic
Is
necessary.
seem
to
have
too
much
money,
jthe
new
plaid
canvas
bags
with
Ti
e
gentleman
will
not
shave
m...
t.t.rt
urith
n.-tiip
ir
iu-
i
i.
1
7innprpH
tons.
Thp
larcp
hatrs
M'l'-ovpr
in
Van-
or
unun.i
iu-
11
uu:
imimua
uic-uim
im
..
.
"
:
.
Ciean
ciean
the
the
mils.
nails.
Thp
The
nanlji
pants
excellent
extras
In
which
,
.-n.
thp
avpiae
man
a
fort-
u..
i
i
....
,j
n.
i.
'8re
'1,,r(l
f')r
this
ell
v.
I
jiiu.su
ijl
suiniy
niuaoy.
tie
win
a,,y
ur-uup,
-;iy
sruifu.
it
piuu-
;
,
carrv
shoes
and
odds
and1
.
..
.
.
...
,iini
e
iinu
ivmi'iii'
Lilt:
in
w.t-
.
.
As
a
Bucharest
orirts
on
a
i0ne
trip.
uy
io
assume
me
expression
01
-
j--v-
'"''-,
-
ld
,.,
ably
is
a
trap
one
laking
a
rew
minutes
on
yt"-'"
..e.
i
.....
el-,,,
Viiimp
.
1
newspaper
said
recently,
"reliable
This
is
just
a
random
sampl
'
'
n
''
irx
whleh
1
'll!;i.V.
is
Ed
Amler-
i
I'.'llll
)f
p((y
lioiu
a
43-nour
gnni.
,
.
in
nnn-t
fonrpt.
hnuspeonts
in
Madame,
you
will
kindly
skip
Nohod-
seem,
hay.
urn
Sllch
easy-to-care-for
materials
the
hi;4h-heels
and
the
hair-do.
army
officers
sit
by
thenv
elves,
disgust
when
they
hear
any-
J
seersucker
lovelv
And
never
mind
the
girdle.
There
The
security
pallcc
sit
by
them-
thing
that
sounds
like
American
open-work
summer
gloves,
hand
must
be
no
hint
of
Paris
ele-
selves.
The
civilians
.sit
by
mem-
embroidered
handkerchiefs,
pr
Latin
American,
music.
v
'n
.Saturday
and
'
''''
l;
end
renewing
r'''i.
Kd
left
here
last
:
''i'Wlia
llflor
n
cnvn,,-
I
J
STEP
HIS
ttance,
pardon,
"Western
decad-
selves.
The
loneliest
groups
01
.
Mice."
And
remember
to
be
all
are
the
occasional
Western
careful
to
wear
the
same
orange
diplomats
who
pop
in
now
and
lipstick
and
the
same
red
dress
then.
that
i.U
the
other
women
bought
Ciirllc
shows?
Comrade,
you
at
tho
same
state
store.
forget
something.
Girlie
shows
Remember
too
madamc,
that
arc
for
the
"Idle
capitalist
rich,
in
the
new
society
woman's
place
Girls
today
can
find
healthy
'tiEuperl.
!
Ja.vcocs
.lumped
I
'inre
f
il(:
-to-door
mail
do-
i
lmPa'sn.
Svtl
t..ni.
THE
CORONATION
DAY
COMMITTEE
PRESENTS
Coi'oiuilioii
r)mj
SHson
sl,ont
several
1""
'rk-fIKl
'peering'
bn"",
1,1
w
if
mull
"
'"''"R
in.stu'led.
":c
'Sl""'
of
a
bit
of
's
la4werk
failed
to
run,,,,
......
.
.
.
That
first
step
leads
to
many
more
...
Assure
your
youngsrer
the
freedom
from
foot
troubles
that
is
brought
about
by
proper
care
from
the
very
First
Step.
The
First
Step
is
Scientific
Fitting
with
proper
shoes.
Sec
the
Jumping
Jacks
and
Health
Shoes
made
for
the
First
Step
ot
1,m'"-
II
uasrenorl,-
that
he
snent
Sunday
fishln,.
W1U1
i
I.
'
"
in
UILC
,
lkG".kor,-;,nM
it,,,!,!!-
niiuilnnni
(if
fnnndiiin
Lecloil
ie
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