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Rev. Gilbert to Speak Jean Lillis C?" t n Narberth ManBefore Women's Group . d Jocia o l e ~ ' W d S dThe Rev. Gordon A. Gilbert willWeds Satur ay e atur ay

th fi t f 11 tin of 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Connell, Windsor and Grayling Aves., Nar-speak at e 1> a mee g G' B 'd D dl ' "N b th C r H ldth W 'As ociation of the Narberth Irl rl e of 2 ~ u ey !,>ve., a r e r ,ahre berth, "e emony e "e omen s s receIving congratulations on t . I Ph'l d I h' ",."..Bapt is t Church of the ,Evangel, Of Radnor Man birth o f a s on , born September 15 + + + . , n I a e p l a . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ \ N a r b ~ r t h , on Thursday, October 6. . , . 'a t Br n Mawr Hos ita1, . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas CalVIn Pd - ' . 'WhIte cross work will start at MISS JeanLlllis, daughter of Mr. y . . . . . . . p+ r f Chauncey Rd P en nValley, MISS Claire JonesrdaughterofMr.H F LZE 10.30 A. M. and ~ u n c h e o n wil l . be and Mrs . W. J. Lillis, of 213 Elm Mr. and Mrs . A dam Wilson, of \ ~ ~ ~ ' i ~ t r o d u c e theit; daughter, ,Miss and Mm. Howard L. Jones, of Phlla- '0 STE R served at ~ 2 . 3 0 , wIth thc executIve Terrace, Narberth, will b e ~ o m e the W n Ave. Narberth will mark Laura Lee, at a tea-dance on Mon- delphia, was married to GeorgeE rt W t h d board servmg as hostesses. . bride of Edward James GrImes, Jr., a:v e ' . '. D b 26 ' t the Barclay .xpe a c an I th fter 0 Mr 'GI'lbert wilJ son' of M,' and Mrs Edward J their 50th weddmg anmversary on day, ecem er , a d' '11 b ' P. McInerny, son o f Mr. and Mrs.Cl .1 - n e a n on " ,," Th sd S t b 29 R ceiving at the tea- ance WI eo Repair speak on "Martha and Mary in the Grimes, of Radnor, 'Saturday Oc- ur ay, em er . M Sophl S Bell Miss Joanne George F. McInerny, of 926 Mont-232 n..I. A.... "- .325A Church," Mrs.Cletus Senft will pre- tober,l, at 4 P. M. In the St. Thom- W'll' E Sh' " +, t t t th MISS Crowteher' Mlss'Audrey Crow- gomeryAve., Narberth, Saturday,DIUA ~ . . . . V,7 o. v " Ch h f V'll 'C' th I' I lam . ea, a ssls an 0 e ay ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ~ ~ 6 ; e n ~ t ~ a ~ m ; ; u ~ s l ~ c a ~ l ~ p ~ r ~ 0 ~ g ~ r a ~ m ~ . ---.,i as urc 0 ,I anova. ,,8 e t ' f th N b th P b _ ther Miss Eugenia Epting Dillon, September 17, at 10 A. M. i n t heDelane will offiCIate pas or 0 e a r e r reG y, .Th : i de w il l b e g ~ w n e d in ivory terian Church, left Monday to be- Miss Mathi ld e Ehzabet !J F i el d ing , Holy Name Church of Philadelphia.

s a t i n e W i ~ h an Ita lian lace neck and gin studies at Princeton Theolog- Miss ' C a r o ~ H ~ r a n , M I ~ S Babet!e The Rev. R. M. McCade officiated.yoke featuring a d r aped skirt and ical Seminary. He. was graduated Helene ~ J V e r ~ l d g e , l\IlSS GlorIa The b r lp e wo re an ivory satinlace 'trimmed petticoat. Her veil from the university ofPennsylvania M ~ c C a r t e r , MISS Ann. E. Thome:; g o w ~ with a lace Peter Pan collarwill be fingertip length of mousse- In June. Mr. and M r s . S ! J e ~ and M ~ s s Anne F; Wells,.Mlss J e an Ba inctested with seed pearIs and longline-de-soie and a c lo se f i t ting cap their daughter, Carol, 3, resIde at Wikeand JSs SuzanneWallworth. pointed sleeves. Her finger tip veilof Italian lace. She will carry a fell from a crown of seed pearls andha.nd embroidered prayer book with Cl bW I ' . Ml-SS Borden she car.ned a p .ra ye r b oo k anda white orchid. U e comes roses. She w as gIven in mar r iage~ ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; ; ~ ~ ~ ~ = = ~ ~ ; ; ; ; ; t l The m at ron o f honor wll lwear by her father.SHOP FRIDAYS 1 2 N O ON TO 9 green fail le taffe,ta with a capeN P d t W d- :... Ba'la Miss Katherine McInerny actedand bustle back. She will carry fall ew reSl en e s U.I. as maid of ' honor , dressed in paleflower... . ' lavendar. MIss Patsy Lou McInernyThe br idesmaids will w ea r t he Mrs, Cameron W111 Be Penn Valley Girl and Miss Nancy Allen, bridesmaids,same style dresses in rust, and t,,:o Honored Tuesday Marries T. W. Stuar t, J r . w o ~ e pale green sat in gowns. Oni n gol d shades of taffeta. They will theu' heads were flowered crownsalso carry fall flowers. A reception f or M rs . Robert MissJoan Patricia Borden, daugh- to ~ a t c h the bouquets of roses,Miss Fa ith Mar ie Lill is will at- C. p esident of the ter of Mr. and Mrs . .Joseph Wilson d a h l ~ a G and chysanthemums theytend her sist .er as maid o f h on or . ame ro n, new r, , "," C _ carrIed.The bridesmaids wil l b e Mrs . Joan N a r b e r ~ h Commumty Women s Borden, of .Ardeleage, 32 haun The best man was Jo seph Arm-Narrigan, Miss Ruth Shaw , Miss Club, wdl be held on T ~ e s d a Y " O ~ t o - cey Rd., Penn Valley, waG wed to stong. The ushers were ElmerDianne Glynn, and Miss Deborah bel' 4, ~ t ~ . e c o ~ m u m t y , B U J l . ~ n g t Thomas Walter Stuart, Jr.; son of Relchner and Samuel Winnemore.Deacon. .At t I Ime .e new p re s l en Mr and Mrs T Walter Stuart of A wedding breakfast at theDrakeVincent Coladorato will s erve a s wt I l t l h O f f i ~ I ~ I Y receIve new members "G' den vale"" ~ i l l a n o v a Saturday, Hotel f O ~ l o w e d the. ceremony, andthe b es t m an T he ushers will be 0 e c u . ar, " a r ecep ti on was he ld in the sameNelson Henry, Robert Hillman. ~ t h e r o f f i c ~ r s are. M r ~ . H. M. September 24, at S t. A sp ah "s p la ce i n t he afternoon.Richard Walker and Francis Gnest, first v l c e : p r e s l d e ~ t , Mrs. G. Church,Bala Cynwyd. The Rev. Dr. The c oup le wil l l iv e in W est l ' - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- IGrimes, brother of the bridegroom. ~ ~ e , ; e c o ~ d v l c ~ . p r e s l : . e n t ; Mrs. Richard C. Lyford officiated. Philadelphia following their t w o l - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - -----------Miss.Lillis,.is a gr.aduate of Low- t' 'M' arFrlnC HCOlteshP.on mg seede: The bride wore a tradion'ally cut week honeymoon in Florida.'e r Menon HIgh School. Mr. Grimes.ary, rs. . . u c mson, recor . .. ' t.Was graduated from Radnor High, m s ~ c r e t a r y . and Mrs. ChesterMc- white satin .gown. w l ~ h ~ bateau Federation Conferenceattended Villanova College and Klbbm, t r ~ a s u r e r . . neck, filled In WIth IllUSIon, andserved in the Air Force. . E n t e r t a m m ~ n t at the recept ion long tight sleeves. The Brussels Held September 22They will make their home in w ~ l l be prOVIded by Ra?, ~ m y t h , lace veil wa\!i the length of t he t ra in . T he S ou th as te rn District ConRadnor, upon returning from their ~ r r a n g e r , composer and plamst.He. .' f er en ce o f t h e PennSYlvania Fedwedding t ri p t o Spl it Rock i n t he IS a graduate o the O v e r b r o o ~ Her bouquet was w h ~ t e orchIds, er at io n o f Women's Clubs wasPoconos. S C h ~ o l f o r th e Bhnd .and the Um- stephanotis and fteurs damour. held at Wanamaker's Auditoriumverslty ~ Pennsylvama. " Miss Petrie Manning, of San Mar- th is af ternoon, September 22. Mrs.Mrs Warden Hostes,. M ~ W I l ~ p ~ e ~ ~ n \ t h s ~ o r y dOf ino, Cali f. , Miss Patricia Hogan of lIoward B . D av is , Southeastern 0 ern ~ S I C , s owmg. h.e e- Fraconia, N. H., Miss Margaret vice-president, presided.A.t Luncheon-Meetmg velopment In popular musIc In the Donahoe of Ponca City, Okla., Miss Members o f t he Ardmore Wom-Mrs. Clarence A. Warden. J r ., of l a st ~ y e . a ~ s . . .. pollyWallworth, of Bryn Mawr , en 's Club who a t tended the sessionI"Cottesmore," Haverf or d, w il l b e M r ~ ; Wdham Anderson WI!,1 6mg and Mis.> Bette Stuart, sister of the were Mrs. John E. Wiley, clubIhostess at a luncheon-meeting at t ~ ~ t a r b S p a n g l e d B ~ n n e r and bridegroom, attendedas bridesmaids president; Miss Laura Anderson,12: 30 P . M. on Wednesday, Sept- s .wIll ~ c c o m p a m e d b Mrs. gowned inseafoam green satin. Mrs. James P. Banta, Mrs. Alfredember 28, at the Union League, WIlham SeIfert. . William Campbell, Jr., served as C: Brombach, Mrs. J . Martin Chad-Iwhen the annual fund raising drive best man and the ushers insluded WIck, Mrs. J . E lm er C ox, M rs .for the American Opera Company Bt-rths J. Wilson Borden, J r. , b ro th er o f Spe nc er F . Fos te r, Mrs. Laurencewill ge t unde r way. the br ide, Joseph Alexander , Jr., R. Gardner, Mrs. Robert W. Hay-The luncheon w il l b e attended At Bryn l\lawr Hospital . Thomas Langston, Thomas Carey, w ~ o d , Mrs. James T. Heagarty,by members of the c ompa ny 's w o- ToMr. and Mrs. Charels Harper, Robert Phillips, and James D. Scott. MISS Mary E. Heckler. Mrs. A;rthurmen'!, committee and the Curtain of 23 Warner Ave., Bryn Mawr, a A r e ce pt io n wa s held at the home L . J ac ob s, M rs . II. T. Reyno ld s,RaIsers. The Curta in Raisers was daughteron September 19. of the bride's parents. The y l ef t Mrs. Ralph M. Sprowles, Mrs. C.ol'ganized l as t J un e for t he pur - To Mr. and Mrs. James Holst , of for BermUda on t he ir honeymoon BrInkley Turner and Mrs. Fredpose of raising funds for the Amer- 1445 Maplecrest Circle, Gladwyne;. and upon return, wil l r es i de in erick W. Zacher.ican Opera Company. a daughter on September 19. Villanova. -------------To Mr. and Mrs. George Izett, ofthe Brynwood Apartments, Wynne- APPLESwood, a son on September 20. 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To make h ff f d10 help keep t he d el ic at e s ki n t he mo re than six-foot Paul D. the tie. on t e cu 0 a ress orpos si bl e, Kathleen Mary . suit, r a the r than at the neckline On a Tuesday evening Eugen.ea round the eye s so ft and smoorh, G ood ye ar o f MerIOn Gardens d Cn h as fouy preparations " . tne television coat, wonderful - Ormandy cOn ucted the .open-are not difficult to use and Apply it gently-no need to rub, Merion, attracted almost as muc h l y smart and quilted and replacing hagen Philharmonic .Orchestra, re- j ' ~ : ' ; i f . ~ : . :,wil l not . onl y ke ep the eyes for the cream does the work wi th - a t ten ti on a s did the s s ~ a r t b c ? ~ u m ~ in name, if not in looks, the loung- ceiving a standing ovation from theout massage . Use i t nightly to.nelp p resent ed by the rav.: Ii ge ing costume previously known asand spa rkl ing, but will a l so ward off those dreaded age-indica- Clothier Suburban Store ID a f as h- the house coat or negligee. audience, ten dazen rose s f rom thew ~ r d off those fine lines . " ion s how held in the Suburban The Lady Look musicians, and a giant floral wreaththat so often develop tors-wrmklco3. There s a n e ye a s- Theater. ' According to Mrs. Ella Waters, from the management. An hourdelicate skin t issues around tringent whi ch s ho ul d b e gently. And walking on the runway of a commentator,'clothes this year are . later he boarded a p l an e fo r homepatted on the tissues around th e capacity-packed house daunted this dE!3igned to make l adi e s l ook l i ke . to open the fiftieth anniversaryes. eyes in t he mor ni ng a ft er u si ng y ou ng r ad io a nn ou nc er not one ladies again,.and that t he y a re !there's t he e ye bath all the eye bath a nd be fo re applying whit. as he appeared fi1'3t as an "es- Luxurious f u rs manipula te d like season of the Philadelphia Orches-Gives you a grand "waked- cort" for a model draped in mink fine fabrics , "white glove" coats, . tra on October 7.up" feel ing and helps keep the skin for the opera ; and secondly, as t he both full and fitted. many trimmed "It was a w ~ n d e r f u l summer.firm, . "brother" who gave the b r id e away w i th furs , a l l contribute to gracious , , and t he b es t v ac at io n I 'v e everLong l ash c ream is simply mar- in the. wedding scene whicl J. c l i- looking and living. Tweed s o f new T H I R S T Y ~ B C l l l E F - T h i s had," he reminisced. "but I 'm veryvelous-colorless or in a dark brown maxed a bri ll iant showing of "Mid softness i n t e xture playa v er y i m- p ep pe rm ln t - strIped k e r c ~ i e r happy to be home again;" Lookingshade suited to I1ny coloring, i t c e n tury Fashions." portant part. in the suit p ic tu re . s er ve s a dual purpose. BeSides a he ad t o the coming season with THE FORTUNES OF WAR dissipate the color l ine dramaticallygives a beautiful sheen to t h e l a sh - Mid Century Blue, a color which Sure to be a favorite for suburban being a colorful chapeau, it i s his ow n m usic ions he said "I' can in this scene from Stanley Kramer's Screen Plays production ofes and brows. Brush it on as your Strawbridge's h a s adop t ed as its living is the gabardine one-piece 'a hair dryer. Action of c hemi - p romi se it wllI be' o ne o f the best "Home o f t he Brave," now at the City Line Theatre. Steve Brodiefinal makeup t ouc h and you' ll be own this season, wa13 first present- drE!3s with a brief cardigan sweater cals inside the cotton k er ch ie f y ea r s in the history of the O rc he s- c ar ri es James Edwards, a Negro soldier, t o sa fe ty , though Brodiedelighted with the l ong s i lk en ap - ed in a striking gown of silk bro- dyed to match. Lots o f co lo r f ig- g iv es hair a rapiddrying treat- tra." was re sen tfu l o f the Negro's presenceon their dangerous mission.pearance it gives your lashes. cade designed especi.alIy by .Mau- ures i n t hi s fall and winter p ic tu re , men t. The th i rstykerchief per- Ormandy haG been ab ro ad since. , : , - ~ , , , \ ' t ' , \ ~ * ~ ~ ' i $ , ' t " " ' : : ; ; ' ' ' ' ' 0 : i t ' i . ~ ; ' ' ~ ~ i $ - ~ ' ' ' ' ' ' , ! : ' ' ' t ~ ' ' d . rice Rentner-a wonderful. color with Strawbridge ' s l ik ing particu- mi.ts ~ i l a d Y to go out ~ h e n her the beg i nn ing o f the Orchestra's Westgate Players Plan Shop, and the cast will include.\BARBARA Dress w h i c l ~ shou ld be most flat termg to l a ~ l y the teaming.of chili red and hair 18 damp or rolled In c ur ls . B ri ti sh tour in May 'when he con- Sh . N b Barbara Browne, Mary Kraus e,.; Shop Pi practIcally a ll women. olLve green. 5 0 d id the audience; This practical b i o f h ea dg ea r d uc te d all but two of its 78 concerts OW In ovem er Marge Havener, Walter Goho, Ed-:1 Complete I,lne t, A host o f n ew ideas which met it's a striking combination. was designed by fashion expert before a total auaience of 112000 The WootgatePlayers will begin ward Lord, Renee Dierks, Alfred

D ~ r ~ ~ ! : ' ~ t ; I J . , I ] ~ r ? c . ~ ~ I E ~ 7 w it h e nt hu si as ti c a ud ie nc e r e- The b ri d al sc en e was presented Lily Dache. listeners. His vaca t ion i n 5 w i t ~ e r - their ninth season in little theatre Robinson, William Flahe rty , J os,j , Sizes 9-52 *; spon3e, inc luded a Jack of Hearts i n v ar yi ng t on es o f Mid Century land was spen t near Lausanne in production w it h Phi li p B ar ry 's e ph B ar bo ur and Walter Richards.! '; SkJl\r c . l } ~ ~ ~ ; e { : ~ \ ~ , w . s l e r y h: hat. created ~ y Sally Victor. Tiny, Blue, with attendants carrying Ind"oor F'un the h ome o f the famous sc ien ti s t "The Ph il ade lphi a S to ry ," o n the.J. .\r dmo re Ardmore 6818,,; o ff -th e- fa ce , It IS of scalloped velvet flowers especially dyed blue by the Prof. Piccard, with' tenni'3 c o u r t ~ evenings of November 3, 4, and 5, VQu w ill f in d fascinating~ ; " " ; , . " . , * " " , , , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! , l l . ~ y , , , ) ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ , , * , , , , , ~ ~ ~ e dged wi tl \ b ra id . T he r ag e f or F lo we r Box, Ar(!more. The "bride" and a swimming. pool nearby for at the Llanerch Fire H ~ n , Darby recipes and the l a t ~ s t fashion,,,,,,,,,"""'."'.'''.'''''.'''''''''''''''''''',,,,,,


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Vil lanova Seeks - - - - == - - i i i i i i i i - f ~ - ~ I i ~ ~ : ' : ~ = ~ l . l i E ; : p ~ i s = c o = p ~ a l ~ F ~ a = c = e s ~ S ~ u = r p = f ~ i s : ; : i n = g ~ L l . Le r i on Gridders _,.-#i__ ......__ I>y . - n ....__ Coaopany 3d Straight Win "t JAWA Peddie Sch. Here ToTalde UndefeatedEastonA D F d Stunned by a stubborn JohnBar- Given a cl ean bi ll by Lower gal,lle' on its schedule. He hast , etrolt fl ay tram Hi gh fo e for t he second Merion's Board of Health, Easton sounded the s am e t he me e ve ryrlt. proof is in th . fating .' . High's football team willvIsIt Ard- year, even when the outlook hasF h f It . 27 6 t . straIght year In I ts opener, Eplsco- mor e o n Saturday afternoon for been brightest. But t h is s ea sonA. eME MEATS res rom , s rDuslng - 1'1- pal Academy e leven w il l attempt their annual encounter with Low- wIth an a ll green team, it appeared~ : ~ : . ~ ~ ~ a n : ~ : l Y ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ e d e ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ to regain the victory path when i t e r Merion High's huskIes . KIckoff his fears were justified.meets Peddie at the CIty Line and wil l be at 2 P. M. Lower Merion, however, dispel1-. team entraIned this week for De- Berwick Rd field thIs Friday For a t ime, s c h o o ~ officials fear ed the g l ~ o m by performIng credit-N THAT SATISFY troit U. and its Friday night game . . ed t h at t he game might be c ance l- a bly aga inst Northeases battle -in the Motor City. Episcopal, Interacademlc League ed because of the pal lo epidem ic In tes te d team. Only the Archives'Villanova's u nb ea te n a rr ay , Champion, dropped a 13-7 decis ion Easton. ButL. M. authorltes final Dick Caruson meant the difference,to Bartram in the inaugural Fr l- ly ruled that t he g ame c ou ld go f or h is placement kIck In the thirdwhicll humbled Texas A. & M. by day at the Churchmen's gridIron. on, as originally sCh.ed!11ed. period following N ~ r t h e a t s ' s sec-35.0 in the opener, defeated De- ' . Eas ton , a 34-0 VICtim of Lowe r ond touchdown ultimately upsettroit last yeal', 27-6. The Wildcats Last year" Bartram handed Epls- Merion last year, Is undefeated thIs theMain I.iners .then concluded a highly successful copal Its o,nly loss since the middle season. The up-Sta ters upset neigh- Both teams scoredin the openingof the 1947 season. . boring Wilson High, 33-6, in their second quarter, with Ted VanACME IIEXPERTLY DRESSED II POLICY season by upsett ing Nevada in the The Public Conference conten- inaugural then manhandled Brook- Syckel galloping 35 yards for the

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F -SERV I "E ME aT S S aVE ' T IME 27-7, at Cleveland. ?ers s h o v ~ d o v e ~ two touchdowns invaders reportedly boast a big , m is sed the try fo rpolnt as North-_ _ Coach Jim Leonard's eager and m t he th ir d per IOd , one on a 20- tough squad. east was ruled offside. On the sec-yard pass, Mar ti n F et row to P au l Des pi te d ef ea t i n S at ur da y ond a tt empt , A l C la rrochl 's bootvictory-hungry Cats won't play be- Stiehl and the o the r on a b lo ck ed n ight 's o pe ne r u nd er t he a rc - a lso w en t wId e. T he latter alsofore Philadelphia fans until Oct. 7, . ' . lights at 29t h a nd Somerset Sts., missed in the fourth quarter whenwhen St.Mary's. of California , will kICk v:hlCh was r e c o v e ~ e d by Tom L. M .'s D ic k Mat ti s didn't appear a conversion could have meant abe met at Shlbe Park beginning atl ToughJll over the Episcopal goa l too badly dis appoin te d. In fact, draw.8:30 P. M. TulsaU. wil l be met a t l ine . . f or D ic k he was downright o pt i- E ar ly in the fourth period, Low-the same site, the following Friday, Episcopal advanced 50 yards for mistic and a lmos t bubbl ing over er Merion marched from Itsown 44also at 8:30, its nl tou hd 'th M 'k w he n he opIned that he was "very to Northeat's 18 before the qual'-Against Penn State, Villanova's 0 ,y c own, WI I e wel l p le as ed , by the ,Aces' showing tel' concluded, After two plays-veteran e le ven scored two touch- ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ A M A ~ , Shouvlm and George Swan f o r m ~ in the 13-12 los s t a o Northeast. one an end sweep by Bernie Orsinidowns by the a er i al route and two Ing the scoring combination in the "I d id n' t t hi nk w e' d be that -lost s ix yards , C ia rrochi pas sedmore as t he r esu lt of susta ined THe I ~ O N - M A N OF f inal period, Swa n c augh t three good," D ick glibly added . It was24 yards t o Har ry Toy ove r thedrives. In all , t he Ma in L in er s O TU" 5 cWND (JAY ~ Y C . L I N G I C E L E " g I < A T ~ P straight passes authored by Shouv- impos lb le for thi s reporter t o de- goa l l ine.marched 56 yards for the first score ",. .. H I 5 0 6/R.THl/A't' . '. termine whether he ha d h is f in ge rs E xc ep t f or a f ew b ru is es , a ll at85 f or t h' e s ec ond a nd 67 f or t he AFTeR SHE: LcAQN:P HOW ro I:\DE- ~ y ~ T A R T I N G IN A 6 - 1m, runnmg ovel f rom the seven crossed, but there obviously was no the Merionites emerged unscra tch-third. HEIZ. CZ 125 t y \ O T O ~ Y C [ . E . ~ I N G E J C : ' DAY ~ I " E I

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