Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • 1

ISOLD'S BOOK BUTOERT.HrC. ST. a TV Samokin News Weathet Windy, cold, snow flurries and squalls tonight, Saturday. Good Evening London probably would be glad to trade 1U killer imog for U. S.

snowstorm. Low tonight 20. PRICE: SEVEN CENTS CIRCULATION AUDITED BY ABC VOL. XXX, NO. 68 SERVED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SHAMOKIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1962 -12 PAGES 1 Men 37 jrappecl by Death Toll In London Smog Rises Heavy Snow Covers Wide Part of U.S.

The first huge snow storm of the season con Explosion Goal Mine LONDON (UPI) Britain began to grope its way out of the worst i 1 I U.S. to Question Russia on Troops CARMICHAELS Rescue workers battled time and cold weather today in an effort to reach 37 men trapped 680 feet underground by an ex- smog in memory today but the death toll from a tinued to pile heavyj snows from Indiana to: New York state today. The wide band of snow, which: stretched from the Great Lakes! 1 mixture of dirt, smoke and moisture rose men Still Inside Cuba to to the Appalachian Mountains, 'nlrvsinn at a IIS StppI Played a part in at least 32 WASHINGTON (UPI) With P10S10n at 3 Ieei acingly Scotland Yard said that since soviet offensive missiles ana.orp. mine wnere safety bombers apparently out of Cuba, I v- I lti.H,r-. iv-S' Olean.

N.Y.. was buried under the killer fog crept in Monday the United States is now expected always uau uccn enipua- rj it "Sv 14 inches of snow earlv today. question Russia on lU several' ---j 1- 1 i Slw -i Flkinc WVa hart 13 inrh. on to night at least 106 sudden deaths had been reported in the 700-square mile area of greater London. Another 993 persons were VV' J.i3rS.,i the ground and an even foot cov-: thousand troops still on the island.

lz-tu-Tha Pn)oA annminopH Th.ir. Workers pushed to within 5.500 hospitalized. Most of the victims were el derly persons whose lungs could Ohio. day that Russian ships carrying in uie The Saginaw-Bay City Mich IL28 jet bombers the total -shaft where the men are believed iiie Mfeiwwojy viiy, nm.ii., Rnccjanc said were trapped. Progress was halted area had 10 inches of snow, as number the Russians sam were 6 ff did the Tennessee mountains and Cuba-had been sighted off Jen workers sead ofl a non sections of Virginia.

Cuban announce- Mntal snalt t0 Irmi1 'uruier aa- shic ihrnnchnnt ment came on the 20th day after WINTER WHITE King Winter cameraman captured this "winter brought this scene of beauty to Shamo- white" picture while "shooting" west kin late yesterday. A News-Dispatch from the Liberty Street bridge. not take the choking smog heavily laced with sulphur dioxide. Police said the toll could be ex northeastern Ohio, and parts of Soviet Premier Mkita Knrusncnev weany relatives ana inenas pected to mount because the full shock of the lethal pall would not promised to get the bombers out kept a vigil near the mine en North Carolina and Tennessee. within 30 days.

trance. Veteran miners many of With the removal of the mis- them friends of those trapped cile nnH hnmhprQ Russia is ex-' exDrcssed the fear there was Thirty-Two Dtatht A UPI count for the entire na- be realized until after the fog lifted hopefully later today. Thursday night was the worst of all. London came to a halt. Kulpmont, Mt.

Carmel and Centralia tion listed 32 persons killed in to daim it has uVed i "li chance." weather-attributed mishaps. to its part 0f the bargain and "Some of them could be barri-Four of the deaths occurred to demand tte United states give'caded," said one elderly miner, a plane crasn in neay log ai forrnai assurances aeainst an in "Rut nsnaiiv thPv rinn't haup Its 5,000 buses were pulled off the streets as visibility went to 13 4 4 Los Angeles International Air vasion of Cuba. much to work with." But U.S. officials maintain So- Barricades are set up in mine viet Premier Nikita S. Khrush- disasters to keep the air fresh, chev has still not carried out all However.

E. H. Gott. U.S. Steel port; the others took place in the storm belt.

Michigan counted six storm Grouped in School Plan zero. After dawn some commuters got a peek at blue sky in central London and London Airport, closed for hours, said it hoped for two hours of flight time. Nevertheless, an Air Ministry official reported: "There still is a lot of fog and it is likely to re of his exchanse of letters Corp. executive vice president of their car slammed into a -e. AVM when Prpcidpnt Knnpdv.

There' ii School districts in the area extending from Trevorton and Mahanoy to Centralia, inclu views to the county board. 5- has been no agreement for United making progress in going tu- c- iennessee ana Illinois Nations verification of the remnv- Action Taken to perintendent of schools. ff a rtSfh, I'1 or asusuruanies i from the working face. He said it himself available to all school Si fgamst Tentry whlch Nas important to re-establish the I sive, were grouped into a sir.gle unit known as District as part i iii-i M.M,iiiiiTiiir-"ri.Vi-'i)tn-ra,il;i an Hin iiiMiniiT turn mainly in the Thames Valley tonight." Officials said the air pollution was as bad or worse than during the epic "killer fog" of 1952. But' of a county-wide reorganization boards requesting his letters cauea ior.

ventilation system destroyed by plan adopted last night by Nor-land spoke to directors of 25 NS.tand stato. Though Soviet military, blast Tnuay. thumberland County School boards on request regarding Act! "fe ver mcluded in Presi-i Frost Run shaft is Board. 561 and its effect on local dis-1 up 0 50 Kennedy's list of "offensive Lf Ule Robena Mine saetv Speed Mine Fire Work at Coal Run WHERE A GIRL DIED James Rooks, wearing cap and handcuffed to a detective, left, shows police where he hurled a 9-year-old girl 14 stories to her death after assaulting her. The murder was carried out on the roof of a Brooklyn apartment house.

The new district Is part of a tricts nessee and Kentucky mountains, ministration apparently 'plans to15 an oTainfin The heavy snow warning re- raise the issue with Russia oliC i8 lne neavy snow warning re- raise the issue witn Kussia k- 7. it was believed the death toll this year would stop far short of the 4.000 lives claimed by the smog 10 years ago. End Believed Near uirce-wsu-ici coumy pian wn.cn Cnnntv Hirertnr, saM that if Arf Steps to speed work of com reHnre fh innnv rhnnl rfi uutvum Miu mi trktsTo and the CouncU in effect today for upperltheir continued there. i1va batting a fire in Coa Run which tricts to tne three districts known wi UK'1 nej consistentlv won first Drize at i. hnc ha np'ii.

A A c. ThA renrni7a. ards remain unchanged, the best Michigan, northern Indiana, Ohio! Estimates of the number of i Er the ML Stat! presence npfson; uitis iu ine inrec hnuwn llnLn0j KlJcf nel consistently won first Drize at of Northumberland; and western Pennsylvania and Soviet military personnel which by the The weather bureau said the i .7. frtj nnterests nbAM inn nlan na, attaMaA in 1 ntm-1 High Winds, Snow Damage of $100 New York state. end may be near.

Ws W'n children can best hiiHn run nc hith were do fatalities Ro- r3" 4 us, ty Commissioners in the office of county boards must submit a re-!" 7 this and clear tricts to the re-constituted dis- morning Driving Conditions Htxardou Hazardous driving conditions u-rA rAnnrtpH in lnu-pr TVTirhicTin 13.000. These include missile tech- thlstory until 'f' Oct. 2 I ill nicians and for the Bus, hfJl lOTCe Ban Oil A altoeether bv afternoon. inttnutinn tninm 1 I trict auowed me tuoans to District A includes Warrior Run Ponnsvivania anH northern Reported in C.T. Three-Car Crash The smog turned London into Roa(j 1963.

ghost tow-n last night Bus driversj Count fficia, ided District as set up includes none of the work on construction1 of missile sites-not even ditch-1 chance miners had reached IlirnniKP I rlt IT ojmciii, iiiaue up ui nninony i i rt lost their way and then gave up fcr with authorilies of Fed.i Trevorton. LitUe Mahanoy, Coal Township in Montour County; The Atlantic Ocean storm safe area and survived the meth I UI IIJJIIW IIUIIIV Delaware Township and Gre22 entirely. London transport finally i nr Minin- w. Township, Shamokin City, East Damage of $700 was reported. By United Press International canceled all bus runs.

Motorists crewJ to Run ocate Cameron Township. Shamokin abandoned their cars. Few taxis th6 blaze and Cameron Town-- cruised the streets and eitaens -j ship, Zerbe Township, Kulpmont yesterday afternoon in a chain ane gas explosion and a fire which apparently followed. But no word had been received from the trapped men since the blast. E.H.

Gott, U.S. Steel executive Township Union County; Lewis jout to brought four inches Township, Limestone Township in rain TannersviHe, N. Montour County. McEwensviilejBinghamton, N.Y.; had -wind Borough, Turbotville Borough, 'gusts Up to 63 miles an hour went home early and itayed Adenauer to Quit Office Next Fall today, forcing a ban on all trafliO'a- 't in the 1600 block of West Walnut there. when the storm passed.

Commissioners reported that Borough. Marion Heights Mount County Engineer Robert Weary arm. Mount Carmel has investigated the blaze and T'P fnd h. tmA The realigned district will in- vice president of production, said on the Pennsylvania Street. good progress has been Bedford to Irwin.

Skies were expected to cloud ud in most of the nation today. The fog reduced visibility to nil and trapped the few persons remaining outdoors in a cloud waisoniown oorougn ana rne Milton Area system, including the districts of Milton Borough, East Chillisquaque Township, Turbot Township, West Chillisquaque in going through a shaft about hnm in Coal Run anrf anr-tr. tclude average daily Student Turn to Page 2 Temperatures continued to cool BONN, Germany (LTD West off in the Great Lakes region and German Chancellor Konrad Ade- be spreading in the direction of membership of 7,403, as per the 1960-61 school term, and a total population of 53.903, based on the 1980 census. The new district other dwellings. The seriousness of the fire was Turnpike officials barred house icaled tQ jnvestigate said the trailers from the Gateway was caused by a maifunc.

change to the Harnsburg East um jn one (he vehides ratner Interchange and imposed 3a to SO th siippery conditions resulting mile per hour speed limits in that from yesterday.s snowfali. No one area- as injured, police said. Winds roared up to 60 miles an Ban.v v. Moroski. 1608 West ship in Union County.

Twenty decree temperatures resin from office next: Ban Ofl Parking Ruled The third district in the county, penetrated as far south as north-! a and that economics Minister por Remova 0f Jpow from Ralph Wolfgang. Coal Run-j, AlS Nor-jern Florida today. International Wolfgang said the fire surrounds tnat reorganizej districts musti thumberland Area School system, Falls, was the cold spot To facilitate a snow removal program which will continue hour on the western end of the, wood Street, told police he was which incudes Northumberland with a reading of 10 above. through tonight and tomorrow turnpike and drifts in the sur- west on Walnut Street that damaged lungs, coated mouths and noses and made eyes smart and sting. London hospitals reported a severe shortage of beds.

The "red alert" orders to take only emergency cases to leave beds free for smog victims remained in force. Mora Deaths Ftartd Doctors feared many more deaths even after the fog lifts. They said severe air pollution usually takes 48 hours to react Turn to Page 3 IB "-fAuucu umuci a student membership of at the bouse. He said it is extending 4 000 and a minimum popu. Borough and Point Township and The mercury topped in the low Sunbury Area System, including 80s Thursday in the California rounding vicinity piled upwards when the gas pedal of his car be Ludwig Erhard, who is vice chancellor, probably will succeed him.

The decision, which the 86-year-old Adenauer had long resisted, cleared the way for a speedy solution to West Germany's pro-1 iged government crisis. The Free Democratic party (FDP) had demanded a decision from Adenauer as idru ouicr ircdiuy nuiucs aim on 0r 22 000. of three feet. has caused a crack in the founda Sunbury City, Rockefeller Town- and Arizona deserts. morning, motorists of the city have been requested to refrain from parking on twx thorough-faes of the business district.

came stuck. The sedan, police said, drifted to the side of the In adopting the reorganization A turnpike spokesman said the tion of his dwelling. County officials pointed out they winds presented the greatest street and struck a parked car plan, county directors reserved the right to re-consider or submit a revised plan or another plan if City Councilman Amos Miller, problem to work crews who have owned by Joseph Bednarczyk, have signed an agreement with director of streets, said crews been on the job round-the-clock, 1610 West Walnut Street, impact of the crash caused Bednarczyk's state and federal mine inspectors; and when Act 561 or the state a price ior weir rejoining nis have comoleted Dlowine and cin State Eliminates Route Designation Many Roads Snowcovered Main roads in Western Perm-, machine to collide with a parked ship, Snydertown Borough and Upper Augusta Township. Division of the county in the reorganization was approved by a 4-1 vote. Charles Moyer, Warrior Run, cast the dissenting vote.

Voting yes were Abram Fair-child, Milton area: Harry Burns, Milton Borough; Claude Knoebel, Turn to Poge 7 dering thoroughfares throughout Christian Democratic Union party (CDU) in a new coalition. A CDU spokesman said Ade- permitting tnem to locate ana seal 'council standards are cnangea, the blaze. The work of locating! modified or repealed. the fire is continuing and county I County directors pointed out the community, and that removal sylvania and the tri-state area auto owned by Reno Rosini, 1618 West Walnut Street. of snow from parking areas in I were snow-covered and slippery.

-j. nanpr rlin narrv panpre i nnrc. Patrolman Jesse Weaver in- the business district will begin at U.S. Route 22 east from Blairs officials will request that the proj-jthat every school district within ect be speeded. the county was given pertinent 4 Announcement as maue louay i ij The mine fire is believed to information regarding reorgamza- by the State Department of High- "luc ways that one of the shortest fice aer Parliament returns ct, Jfrom next summers vacation.

11:30 tonight. Motorists are requested to refrain from parking on both sides 2 Suspects Sought As Mad Sf rangier BOSTON (UPD-Two key suspectsa neurotic son of a minis ville to Armagh and U.S. Route vestigated and reported that Mo-422 were closed. jroski's machine was extensively The AAA reported only one damaged about the front. The lane of U.S.

Route 40 was open auto had to be towed from the from Uniontown, Pa. to Cumber-'scene. Bednarczyk's machine was have originated in the former Gimlet Colliery workings and is following the vein to the Coal Run area. of Independence Street and both sides of Market Street, from In- connecting link known as Route Tl- that linair 742 in Paxinos, will be eliminated tlw as far as its former designation J.etire sometime next tember. dependence to Spruce, in order! land, Md.

U.S. Route 30 and damaged about the right rear I In other action yesterday, com Nine-Inch Snowfall Closes Schools, Hinders Motorists is concerned. that workmen are not hindered state Koute 31 at Bedford were fender, tail light and trunK ana The sDokesman said Adenauer. closed. had some damage to the front.

in the snow removal program. Crew members of the street de missioners appointed Lin Davis, Milton, county Civil Defense shelter director. Davis, a member of the law firm of Davis and Davis, Turn to Poge 3 The turnpike spokesman said! Information on the accident the snow problem was com-; was released by Coal Township pounded by dropping tempera-' chief of Police William Shuey. partment will work throughout Plans for elimination of will be 87 on Jan. 5, also highway route designation is in consented to the participation of line with the department's pro- Erhard in "all phases of the gram to simplify the numbered I formation of the new cabinet." route system.

This obviously made Erhard the ThA shnrt mute which connects undisputed "crown prince" and the early morning hours in an ef- fort to expedite removal of the hires. Winter staged another blustery preview yesterday and last night, dumping nine inches of snow in the Shamokin area and terminat ter and a Negro who poses as a house painter were sought today by a special police "tactical force" as Boston's phantom strangler a psycopathic killer who may have claimed his seventh victim. Police said the chief suspect was the honey-haired Negro who used the name "Thompson" to gain entry to another apartment where Sophie Clark, 19, a Negro snow for tomorrow morning's me lemperaiure aroppea irom c.Ut Tr top choice to succeed Adenauer. 1 shopping schedule Turn to Page 2 Route 122 at a point in Shamokin ing a two-week period of unsea Some interruption of power service jn the area was reported by Joseph Macalady, assistant to the district manager of the Shamokin Division, Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. Macalady said 42 customers in West Cameron Township were without power from 2:24 p.

m. to Township with Route 242 in Ralpho Township, does not re Changes Planned in Region Traffic Signal Changes in the traffic signal on Route 122 at Green Ridge will be recommended to the Mount Car- sonably warm weather. Local residents today began clean-up operations. Streets and highways were in hazardous con quire separate identification any longer, state highway officials coea was raped and strangled. President Begins Swift Tour Of Atomic and Missile Bases reported.

-Elimination of the route des Posing as a house nainter. the mel Township Supervisors, R. P. dition last night and this morn 5:15 p. m.

yesterday, and again from 6:00 to 7:30 last evening. Falling trees breaking lines light-skinned Negro made ad- Cox, Montoursville, district traf-iing, but all major routes gener- ignation was approved by Park vances to the woman but fled engineer, announced today, ally were open Friends Flee to West BERLIN (UPI) An East Get-man army major led his family and two friends through a triple barrier of barbed wire and across a fog-shrouded river to refuge in Berlin's American sector at dawn today. The major was one of tin highest-ranking officers w-ho has escaped to the West since the Communists built their Berlin wall in August, 1961. A commander of border troops, he used his knowledge of the frontier to guide his wife, their H. Martin, Secretary of the State paiicol ttia niwor lntamintinn when she said her husband was.

Cox, who made a survey of the Some damage was caused to OMAHA, Neb. (UPD Presi- tn noiwor static or MictnTnoro I Department of Highways, on rec asleep in another room, signal located at the junctnn of Route 122 and the Natalie Road, were without service yesterday ndation of the Bureau of utility lines, but interruption of service was not wide-spread. All schools in the area were Traffic. The bureau reported its afternoon from 4:40 to 5:40. indicated that a green arrow is Heavy, wet snow caused lines to 4 Juveniles Face Additional Charoe Snow Blamed for Local Aufo Crash dent Kennedy flew today to Of-futt Air Force Base, headquarters of the nation's global Strategic Air Command (SAC) on the start of a swift weekend tour of atomic and missile installations.

,1 break in that area required to enable motorists on closed today due to hazardous the northern lane of the highway travel on bus routes. Closed were approaching the signal from the! Shamokin, Coal Township, Our east, to make a right turn toward Lady of Lourdes and Southern Damage to telephone lines was A composite picture of the suspect, which the woman said "looks like him." was distributed throughout the greater Boston area. The second suspect is a 22-year-old Cambridge man, the son of a minister. He has a long police record and a medical discharge from military service. Natalie hen the red light halts Area Joint schools Slippery driving conditions were' Four juveniles who were ar- 10-year-old daughter and a friend light and scattered, Charles Miller, district manager of the Bell Telephone Company, announced today.

Miller said the damage was caused by the rain which hmaA fr an niHont irhinh "Uiuy 01 MS vu.ll Route 122 traffic, restea last weeK tor tne tnett ot and his wife to their goal. recommendation was made in view of the short length of the route. Local state police said the route is approximately one-half mile, extending from the intersection at Paxinos to what is known as the Snydertown road intersection near the former Anchor Diner. With elimination of Route 742, the new section of road will be designated as part of Route 242 for interchange purposes. Cox said he will also recom The snowfall began yesterday afternoon at 1:00 following .19 inches of rainfall throughout the yesterday afternoon caused slighti.1" products from a bakery Evading border guards, the mend that the signal on the side damage to two vehicles ZLT" itruck faced chare of party cut its way through three week will become operational nf ho hiwhu'ou tnarant Natalia mnrnins Tho ctnrn-i inproacoH in Dreceded the SnOWtall.

burglary today as a result of an lines of barbed wire to reach the collided at Sunbury and Pearl Boston police commissioner Ed-' which is asinele unit be chansed intensity durine the evening. Street department crews of The President's Air Force jet Streets. investigation conducted by a local Havel River, where the major 'carrying him from Andrews Air constable, Beverly Bowers, 1105 North had hidden a rubber boat. to a double unit. He estimated the Blustery conditions followed the Shamokin and Coal Township, as project would cost the township snowfall which caused some drift- well as workers of the State I ing.

Turn to Poge 5 mund L. McNamara, in personal charge of the case, announced Thursday night formation of, a roving saturation squad of 30 patrolmen and five officers to speed solution of the series of Vine Street, told police she was traveling west on Sunbury Street and attempted to halt her car Force Base landed at Offutt at 10:52 a.m. EST. It was a gray, murky day and a light snow was falling. Five-Day Forecast The charge stems from the theft of a rifle and three boxes of shells taken from a car owned by John C.

Derr, 419 Anthony Street, Bloomsburg. Eastern Pennsylvania: Temper. for a traffic signal at the intersection of Pearl. The sedan skid- The hatless President walked Pope John Blesses Conferees Alert investigation work by Con ded. city police said, and col- between a double file of the SAC atures during the five-day period, Saturday through Wednesday, are expected twp to eight lided with an auto driven by: elite honor guard and stable Walter Rhoades resulted in i i expecrea to sveraqa to average I.

Remain- Traffic Score VATICAN CITY (UPD Pope John XXIII paid a surprise visit ance at a working session of the; at full speed when it convenes liturgy but it was considered Norman A. ziotorzynsKi, Tn tast nanus wun sao commander ZZZrr below norma council. However, he has followed again next Sept. 8. unlikely the contents of the Packer Street Zlotoynski was: Thomas S.

Power and with Vice Thheftcurred while Derr wa cM through) almost all of the 36 ceneral meet- Nearlv 600 sDeakers have been amendments would be disclosed i traveling soutn on fean btreet rresiaeni L.ynaon jonnson, nerind with littl almost all of the 36 general meet- Nearly 600 speakers nave been amendments would oe disclosed throughout I Ir.i the en to St. Peter Basilica today to I and had entered the intersection Iwho had flown into Offutt a few recovered the rifle which one ol.T oay TO the youths had hidden behind ehan9; fraeipilahon may total inch give his personal blessing on theiings on closed circuit television heard in the debates since I until the entire draft is complet- i final workine day of the Ecu- from his private study several the first session began in medoi-ied. one-half or more occurring hi wainscoting in a room of as snow flurries over mountain menical Council's first session. hundred yards from the council val splendor in the red-draped Only the opening ceremonies 0' It was the first time the ailing; hall. council hall specially built in Oct.

11 and Saturday's closing parents home. when the accident occurred. minutes earlier. Patrolman Gerard Waugh, who! Kennedy is to visit bases in investigated, reported that the, New Mexico and Nevada before left rear door and fender of Zlot- finishing up the weekend at the orzynski's machine were damag- Palm Desert, home of ed. Slight damage was reported singer Bing Crosby.

A. I. State Police .168 104 City Police 119 27 Coal Twp 34 12 Ralpho Twp. ..8 12 Zerbe Twp 4 2 Kulpmont ..10 10 Others 2 5 Derr reported the theft four9eneral preeipitati0fl over arM ceremonies were opened to the Since the council opened Oct. i Peter's Basilica.

0 81-year-old Pontiff had left his weeks ago. He said his car was 11 the 2,200 prelates gathered Another 523 who were unable 0 Vatican apartments since he be- towards end of period. invited public. Pope John has ordered the 10 parked at 222 South Seventh Street came ill 11 days ago with anemia here from around the world have to address the historic gathering vl i i u'kAu i i ri 1 ur closed have wasnington sources said the to the left fender and bumper of on the night of November 8. Re- before debate sub- council commissions and one sec-mitted their opinions on various i retariat to meet during the inter- anu siuniin.il uuuuic ucucvcu irciu no ciickm nuiiuug uiccuuga be a bleeding ulcer.

spoken a million words but Pope John's visit came as a have arrived at few concrete de- President might announce that turning to the auto a short time the first flight of 10 Minutemen, after he parked it, Derr noticed the Bowers auto. The accident occurred at the subjects in writing. im to facilitate the work of the Totals 345 172 outset of a snowstorm yesterday a new type of instant firing in- that the left wing window was 7 'complete surprise. He is also cisions. There have been a number of second session next year.

They Temperature 7:00 o.m 25 12:00 noon 29 2:00 p.m. ..............32 hvHnlat in nrodHo at th nffi. Manv ffw1 Ihnt vnt nn rfiffpront ampnrimpnt tn i aro rharfpri with rewnrkine mm- afterDOOn. Police Said driVUlS lerconiinental DalUStlC missile, broken and the rifle and three cial closing ceremony Saturday, problems now are out of the wayjthe first of five subjects whichbining and cutting the original 70iconditions at the time were slip-jwill be declared operational atjboxes of 16 gauge shotgun shells (Key: A Accident; I Injurtd; It was the Pope's first attend-land the council will move ahead! came up for discussion the (drafts to 20 all-inclusive drafts. Ipery.

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