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cf Indiana Antl SaYocn "3 Cupsrint ndsnt Fellows Lon r.il.'y known church and tera I afrrs VA pay tribute to E. lupcriTitencJcnt cf the AnM Caloon League, at fu unices at the Eroactway M. e. Monday Mr. Ehu rrJcI.iy afternoon at his 2:22 Ercaiway, after a long i the John V.

Mcrafl. pas I tl.e church at 2:33 Eroadway, the ecrvJces will be held r. ci. Dr. ircFall alio will have cf the acrvkei In Crown Hilt, r.urlal trill be held.

trlL to the man who had tfnty two year as r.t cf the Indiana Antl i W24 paM Cattirday by i cf person throurhout the nd nation Identified with 1 ition cause. Men and wom i and low estate, who had 1 the activities cf Mr. Ehu throushcut hU rarecr as head fry movement throughout the 1 at the hnrne Eaturday to thdr syrrrathles and regret I and mca fi from dry i and wcrkcrs thrcuhoyt the and from many putlio offl were received. addresses In eulcgy of Mr. will be made at the funeral i ty Dr.

Ernest N. Evans, sec 7 cf the Church Federation cf In Mrs. Elizabeth T. Etanley, president of the Indiana or i cf the VV. C.

T. Dr. I 11. WcstervUle, as r.rrai secretary of the Anti T' of America and found 1 Elshop H. 1L Fout, Drethren church and i cf tne Indiana Anti Saloon and Dr.

F. Ecott McEride. i jr rlr.tfndf nt of the National Lrsjue. r. a death was caused tumor, which had conation critical for some Tore the eni came, lie was ynrs old.

the nature cf his Clness, i him confined to his home rat weeks, wai such as to ph.rslclans and friends early hope for his recovery, his i 's lie was in a semi i condition for a short time end came at about 4:33 I'rUay afternoon. Earlier In fitcmoon he had euffered pain irml to his weak 1 1' 1 7 er.J tl hasten th nrf "i i i il etlon he was able 'rs of his family Family at 1 with tlm at the i tt uh wrre his wife, Mrs. Lhumjilfr; three sons, a In tl.e Indiana Uni .1 rchocl. and Albert and a r. Mrs.

James Mor I l. i and, and a sister. Col veil. Grand Island. Wayne, a student tv University, arrived from il? Fri.liy r.l ht.

the wl'o and t.o ti cavern r. c.r.i y. you. :rr.r.:r.t, l.i wavs, i i I i Cx 1 5.. i irt chilrfrpn.

i ars xa Slitrs. Mr. Cora dwell. Mason. lit; Mrs.

Kate tTi brothers. Gcorve VV. r. L' A ood. liL, and William 1 Aitamount, I1L, and Charles A.

and A. L.iumaier, both cf Ma Ycrk. an official of the Anti I.ca and '1 A. Miles, at the league, arrived at the home soon after the death 1 Her. 'Other members of the also called to rpathy to members cf messages cf sympathy and were received Eaturday 7 1 aders and workers through country and from many pub who had long known Mr.

icr and his work throughout i. for his recovery was aban r.e time so. after his physi 1 called several other doctors ens into consultation. Their that the malignant tumor was was net revealed to Mr. and his cheerful rplrit his Illness was promoted .1," lief that he would recover.

t.e Ust few days of his iU ss too exhaatcd to Uli. but i in current events affairs cf the league, lie Me to take much nourLihment. M'nVfned la Crisis. rve vitality was considerably i txo wcel a jo when a crisis 1 l.i his condition and he was "Vive cr.ly ty the dornina i i will rower. as a minister cf the I.pi3ccpal church, whose i he c.

x5u. ed after being 1 frrm DcPauw University at fihumakcr rose until he a rcrltcn which made him widely known figure 1 sr.l social affairs cf.In i frtcr.dj and supporters he 1 frarr.er cf laws and cf crimen. lis re Mj ity thresh hU case Ir.i.ar.a tuprcme Ml. cd cn rape. The.

I Aiit. will cf iC' 1 cf t.u; r.t the a 7'a i I 1 7 1 1 .4 diresslnr i' cronp onlTmlty ctadenU from th United SUte, for lh vUittox ttodcnti txprmed tb bM Shi rnlilit learn differently bwt A merle ant if he were Tteit thV United SUte. eomrnent breexbt the follower reply; ir American worthy. ef anything earn see me. LOOBY REPORT RECITES oin TARIFF STORY Dotlar a Year" Men Target fn Document Sent to Senate.

LEGAl, QUESTION RAISED TVAEIIENaTOir. Oober 29 AJ.) A report on the relation of Senator Hiram BInzham Rep, Conn.) and the Connecticut Manufacturers Association was submitted to the senate today by the lobby, investigating com It contained one specific i recommendation that the senate tdopt a resolution caKlnj on the department of commerce to. submit a list of any "dollar a year" merl on It rolls; as a result the testimony of Joseph E. Wulchet, of the Connecticut Association, that he was a "dollar a year" man for the department. The committee also reported that It questions the propriety of the utilization cf the funds of a railroad com Eany for the payment of service of a bbylst ta Washington." This assertion fas made alter the committee raid it had found that the New York.

New Ilayen Hartford railroad had contributed ahraik tt nnn tv, nectlcut Manufacturers' Asociation. v.VIc ucn contnoution are forbidden br inv tont m. v. SUDJect Of further COmmur1rf1r.n from your committee th The renort AA wu HI UiC law relating to payments of Individuals uuitig government worst by private concerns. This had to do with Wuichef service for: th ripmpm.

vi sum meree, however, and no reference was umvio Ul mis connecuon to the action cT Senator Blnhara in placing Charles L. Eyanson, an officer of the uimecucut Manufacturer'. Assocla tion, on the government pay roll. Eyanson' Advent BeeallML Itelatinj the details of the Bing ham Eyanson Incident, the report eaju, i pan: I. lie (Eyanson) came to Washington while the tariff bill was under vuioiucruon oy me committee on ways ana means of the house of rep resentatives and aided members of me association In preparing argu xuents ana cau for submission by them to the committee referred to.

"On February; 23, 1929, Senator ijsuam wrote to air. iiuobardV say amon? other An. dering whether there Is any one wom JUU CUUiQ man mm an ytsor. cn Uriff problems, Dartlcularly those in which Connecticut is f. "Evanson earn mi take the position.

In effect aa a clerk in the Office Of Rtntrtiam tr which he hid a desk, where he re cciveci cauers wno came to consult with him or Senator Rinirham He material for the use of intinnea on rage Tblrty three. PAHTAiSES Ht LD PRISOfiER WHILE JURY WEIGHS FATE Husky DepaUes Sent to His Home as Guards After Jodjre Beads Attack Case Charge. k. IXX ANCIELES. October 25 (AP.) Two husky deputy sheriff held Alexander Fantages, millionaire vaudeville impresario, a virtual prisoner in his own home here today, pending the cf bii TeiniT ne crunuoauy atUcked Eu ifiy five tr TliC ta'Jtne: l.

r.a ttate cf its pub T'r, v. be cf The 3. 2 the 7 j. ture has dance: last August 9. FaCajes had been at liberty under a bend of $50,000, but waa remanded to the custody of the sheriffs when the case went to the Jury of seven women and five men late yesterday.

After deliberating about three hour without reaching a verdict, the Jury was locked up. for the night. The order to take the showman Into custody startled i Pantages. He slumped in his chair and whispered excitedly with his attorneys, W. I.

Gilbert and Joseph Ford, and then was permitted to go home with the In early deliberation of the Jury Pantages paced nervously about In a small witness room. His two sons, Uoyd and Rodney; his daughter Carmen, and her fiance, John Considine; his adopted daughter. Mrs. Dixie Martin, and his attorneys spent the eve nln? with him. Buron Fitts.

district attorney, closed the state's case with a review of the testimony and described the defense tactics as born of desperation." Gilbert made the final plea for Pant ages, asserting the story of the attack as told by Miss Prtngle was and "physically impossible." In his Instructions to the Jury, Jude George Fricke said that any one of three verdicts could be returned. He said the showman could be found not guilty, gtmty with a recommends tlon for a County Jail sentence, or rullty uith a recommendation or a State Prison sentence. lnvestijated late yesterday and found Idrs. Greeley dead. Eerlie her was a pistol that belonged to Policeman John Idaler, age twenty nine, and there was a farewell note to Mrs.

Oreeley killed herself, the wrote Maler, "because you cast ne so tru' ally out of your life." Tir.re you could not love me llv wrote, nhink cf me kindly I am pone rraJ who known as the hand i ecp cf the Rogers Park station, said he hid known the countess a Mairr is married, but has livL trart from his wife. lie Mil l.i i cn Greeley sev frM tl.r.":. the last time being Octo 1 11. v.Vn thpy went to a picture lf.ft the plstoL Ha never rtt' mcd for it. 1.

3 t.lclJs rote waa jun a i VOmEN RALLY TO AID OF CITIZENS TICKET rrecinct Organization Com. pleted for Election. MORE CLUBS GIVE "BACKING Apparently determined to ee poll Uca ousted from the achocl ystem nd. the management of the school placed In the hand of nonpartisan Penoh Pledgedta protect the Interest of children and taxpayers, women throughout the city, have rallied to the appeal of the citilen. schoS confmiN wmf kOT? Rtthe, No T5mocr 5 Jf Mr.

Maud Miller. Merle Sidener. Russea Willson. Samuel Oarrison and Julian WeUetT by the citizens committee and scores of community and civic organizations, these five candidates have carried on their campaign for election as school commissioner on a platform of intention to "make our school worth their and to on ystem 'or the benefit of the children. In addition to these pledges, candidates cn the citizen ticket have assured teacher and ether school employes thev will not tn.

tonr1 politlc 40 retain their posl Organlzailon Finding definite sentiment in then favor, among mothers of school children and among women Interested In the welfare of the schools, leaders of the citizens committee have been able to crystalize this sentiment Into readiness for action, and Saturday announcement was made at the headquarters of the committee that the women's organization for the election has been completed. Prom one to five woman workers In each precinct In behalf of the citizens ticket have joined the citizens movement, and in each ward at least, one woman chairman has been chosen, according to Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen, women's organizer for the committee. Similar success In nrann t.a men's vote for the citizens ticket has been experienced by the committee leaders, and the organization1 of both men and women has been joined in a common cause. i Two mothers of children in each of the eight precincts in the Seventh ward have volunteered to aid the citizens committee In obtaining support in that ward for the candidacies of Mrs, Miller.

Mr. SldMir Mr wtn. son, Mr. Wetzel and Mr. Garrison.

Edward P. New Is chairman of the citizens movement in the Seventh ward. Organization of that vmrt mm pleted the task of the committee In obtaining volunteer workers In all precincts throughout the city i.o a iong use ox indorsements, headed by that of the City Manager League, have been added, three additional pledges of support of civic and ftmitnnnlt nmnlMtUn. It Contlnned Page; Thirty CITYsGAS RIGHTS TO BE Municipal and Company Counsel WW Oppose Todd Suit MOVE AIM ED AT. COHTRACT Motions directed at th eit a mn.

tractura! rights to lake over the C1U zens Gas Comnanv In 1 o.tn opposed in federal court Tuesday by vHiiurii i rurrsrntintr inmMw anst di rectors of the company and council for the city. t. bearing before Judge Robert Baltzell will cause Issues In the bitter fight against the rtbv'a iHrrVit. w. closely drawn.

attornv aaM sibly.wlll cause confusing subjects to i.av.iuucu i ne case, however, win enm fin at a later date when evidence and final arguments will be presented. Although officials of the as Company and reoresentatlYM ofMha had worked out a plan for fulfillment Contlmied en Page Tlilrty tlvrea. WHERE YOU I aaaMaavaaBaaBaaaaav The list of Toting places for the city election Tuesday, November 5, will be found on Page 33. "COUNTESS" IS FOUND DEAD WITH FAREWELL NOTE TO POLICEMAN Lights Burning Since October 18 In Apartment of Chicago Woman Lead Neighbors to. Investigate Authorities In quire Why "Handsome Cop'V Left His Revolver.

CinCAGO, October 28 (AP.) Elnce October 18 lights had burned night and day la the apartment of i Mrs. Eva. Waddington Oreeley he who termed herself a countess. For a week mail had accumulated In the hallway mailbox. box together with a solitaire dlamonC ring, which Mrs.

Oreeley said she wished Maler to have. Mrs, Oreeley 'was the widow' of British army officer who was killed In the world war. She claimed her husband Inherited the tiUe of count from his fsther. That was her second marriage. Her first, to Alexander McLaughlin, Chicago and Pittsburgh newspaper man, ended In divorce.

Mrs. Oreeley was a New Yorker by birth. Her father was an Englishman, John IL Waddlngton. The British peerage shows no, such title as Mrs. Oreeley claimed.

The police department today was Investigating Maler's connection with affair, and the manner, tn which the rMol came Intn The weapon was of type Mayor Race Between J. S. Hopkins, F. VV. Criese Cuts Across Party Lines.

,19 OFFICIALS IND'CTED O. P. Mayor and Colored Leader Aid Democrats District Changes LoomJ Mitw uaiaaaDaiii SVANSVnXZ, Ind, October 2 campaign for political mastery or.Evansvme which, incidenUHy wm have a direct bearing on First dis trict affairs next year, has the wise boys guessing a lot and saying lit we vo uoc outcome, it ever a struggle for municipal even in wis faction beset city, was mussed up, this one Is. Ostensibly the mayoralty contest Is wtoj w. ovwi nopjuns, weaithly manufacturer and veteran political worker, on the Rnuhiirn ranst w.

oriese. ennced in ttw wnoiesue proauce business and farmer member nf tt ahm Basse administration back In the days ucu wm jexnocratic cnoertaln held the city In the hollow of his hand. That WOUld Wfm tn lmnl tVi.t simply a campaign between Repub waa ijemocrau, nut in many ways the partisan traces have been disregarded to nrh It Is almost Impossible to foretell the cvtuu Aiueup. Cndemeath La Uw sire of EvansTiUe to escape from the uujuua, ruecu 'or ui( uaies. ad ministration and the long list cf Indictments which ha' mm, in wake.

A step inihat direction aa v. i mvmu, mum made th RenuhlLrsn nnminu in three corrjered tirlmarv featimr Mavor Herbert vtiK. sots: r. uaroid Van Orman. wlff of Males SapporUag DenseersC now Xne Unusual anrtarls la rm.

sented of Hopkins standing on the Dlatform With hi frllnwwarirftrfatM many of whom are Males's leftovers. denouncing zxn omy Males but hll admlnktraf Inn Vanderburg county rhatrrnan fOT ormg opcniy xor the of Oriese. A further mnnllpaMnn a vM SWIaUMl, AA AlDert Ossenberg. city chairman uruuier oi jrrea ossenberg. who took over Bosse's DemocraUc machine and reconstructed It.

a1inn lines before his death. Ossenberg, a uw uuo micnone, so far, however, has given every indication that ha will nlav hall with Tinnirin, Ed Heberer. Republican member of eiecuon Doaro. is under Indictment on charges arising while he was on Males water works board. Alleging that he la working for the success of the DemocraUc nominee, Republicans are preparintT board.

ioni me eiecuon Another problem1 for the Hopkins people is found in. Ernet tmm, wlpred element, who has T' 10 Democrat. ZZ Jr ufingwjn, wno usuauy has neaoea bureau lor the Sff1icia.fui committee, has been wuumtu ua vo cancue ine bulk of the Colored vntor. In "ftklns People for his nounced Saturday. The Government fJrVi? if04 niforu science uiuD, wnicn met at the home I Aurinr'n waa in of Mrs.

Charles J. Mayer, Jr, 136 East 47, ireffularltlca but was acquitted. ucinocraia. nowever twi counting entirery on defSon At publican ranks. One unusual rTature 2 "fP1 the recrudesSe of the "three once famous fa todlana demcracun3 down.

Jack Nolan. Jack Brill and Jack Spencer ThrZ hare taken off their coiu Sd have thetr "rrt whole hearted political activity since the death sosse. Both 7fTfirTrtn" an "1 uiicse are cau tog on the voters to forget partisan khiriand to support the best Interests anas means to observers that, although Hopkins recognises a schlam in his own ranks, hehopes to be compensated by Democratic upper ana that Oricse Is openly Contlnacd on Page Thirty three, HEFLIN SEEKS DATA ON ITALIAN DRAFT REPORT Resolution Afsq' Asks Facts on i Fascism In U. S. MAGAZINE (CLE CITED WASHDI OTOli October 2 8 (AJ) A resolution requesting the secre of state to transmit to all Inform a Hon th.

ment has reraniinr th. PTessment of American citii Italian descent by the IUlian government waa lntmrfiiMrf il ator Thomas Hefhn (Dem Ala Vv. wnicn was referred to the foreign relations committee also reaueitlMf ZZ" r' tog the reported political activities of North America SeTnite" Quctins' from article. th rmrfntw. fIort ttoc mTd.

by the League of North America, a SIT Prk ffnwration." and Its local branches throughout the United 7 If0 PrtTent the Americanization cf Italians In this country; to stifle Centlnaed, on Pags. TUrty three. Tlease Ston Mv I've Rented IMy Room Mrs. Wilson, 8803 East Waah toigton street, had a vacant room she wanted to it nL She called The News classified de partment. gave the ad taker her advertisement, and or dered It to run six times.

On the fourth day her room was prrfltably rented, and Mrs. Wilson canceled the ad. 'r Yon too, can turn a spare" room Into cah. Just call News Ciaasifie'd Ada Rilev 1411 "Ad.t.lar aaaaa mi EXPECTED NEXT First Step In Senate Is Com mittee Approval. HOOVER SKETCHES CAREER The Indiana pcM Nrw Baraa.

ATW BaUdlng. WASHTNOTON. October Mwrh. enat Judiciary committee, to which was referred the nomination cf Win M. Sparks, of Ruhvl2a, Ind, to be Judr Albert Anrfrvm' cesser on the bench cf the United States circuit court of appeals tn Chi to.

i exoecxra aunmir a rim. able renort without irtav Rntw Arthur Rohinson. on a ff supporters. Is a member of this oozn Bimee. Senate eonftrmsUoa next week.

In order that Bnarka ni atart at mra on his new duties as a member cf the court, which is resuming activities after a summer reeesa. is hkea is pec ted. In submitting the nomination to the senate yesterday, President Hoover Ceatlnaed ea Page Thirty three. Man Swallows Tack; Removal Fails Aa Beraxtoa vaa i tmrmktd FtLLaT night ta aa effrt remve a I. from tha Lhraal mt rVartM taaiaai 21 Trewbtidge streeC wbe swaTiewed ne waue naiung weauer stripping areana ooor.

ue pueea sevei Ueks ta hte mtU Vt aeldraUJ galped. lie was Ukea to the Met edist Hospital, where ft was said the first Deration was ansoeeeHfal La lo cating the taek. Bar plctarts were tv al a a V9 lucn oiiinuj. FALL PINS FINAL HOPE IN NEW TRIAL, APPEAL Counsel's Motion Alleges Many Errors of Court. EXONERATION IS HIS WISH October 2t tU.

Conv cted of bribery. Albert B. Pan. former secretary of the Interior, today Dinned his hont of motion for a new trial and, that faO ut apprat a nogner court. Still StoutlV tmlattn tmu etnee.

the former cabinet member, now elderly and tn Impaired health. awaited the next development tn his case, at his hotel her urmmi members of his family and old friends The verdict of the jury that he" was eulltr Of brlberr In awn()n rwi from Bdward L. Doheny, before et rcuuna lamous icase on. the Elk Hills naval oil reserve to a Doheny Company Was followed rVaVr Kv ts. motion for.

a new triaL adrantin thirty reasons which defense counsel regarded as justifying such action. Th mrtV mata tions of error on the part cf Justice WUliam Hits, who presided, asserting he went beyond his province tn his Instructions to the jury. In addition. Palls counsel alleged that the court erred In admitting evidence of the transaction bv whieH Pall ImiH pot Onme naval oil reserve to Harrr P. Sinclair, and also tn commenting on that evidence In Its charge.

Takme im tha aavttnn rt Hitrs charge dealing with a recom mroaauoo lar mercy, the motion asserted that It eonxtltut4 an ranted and Improper tnntation to the Jury to convict." Pall faces a maximum penalty ef a fine Of 1300.00Q and a nrlan hwImv, of three years. The motion for a new trial ts to be argued 'ore JuaUre Hlts Priday. Should It be dtnied. Pan will enUr an appeal the court of sr peals ef the of Columbia, beyond which Ues one higher trfburul. the supreme court of the United EUte.

which alreadr baa branded the Pail Cchenv traniaeitrm ava omit 4 ras trr.ted Ihe fcrmer Interior efcre jtary a I'lalthlrss puUio serrant. 31 edition 4.v,h Jpjaaaaati a THIRTY SIX PAGES rTTT "AKERTO DE 1 Gg FIIPTfl lf another firsts n'111 1 cna! Fi urcs In Tcnipsr nc3 Work to Cpaak at Fumrzl AT DROADVAY iUlWiJlAN TYPE in II rfnn.unM LMllu HI UL1 1 luo hi STL I SPARKS CONFIRMATION I BnM app pi iiuncT" It inriKi Radical Accepts Taslcof Forminr; French Cabinet i 3 v. DALADXXXl. The task cf farming a nw Prrnch cabinet was lntrtuLrd to tiouard wucr, ceaa oi tne Radial Sxialjis. STRANDED LAKE CREW II VMS FOR RESCUERS ea'oaaaaaBfJaBaaBa Men Huddle Around Fires cn Superior MAROONED SINCE TUESDAY 8ALXT ETC.

MABIX, Mich, VU Wr I HLP.) Oraria, water krwcht nif tMa aTVrr. Wrty arvtvws af th steaaoer Chkag. aha u. rovaed Mk hi plr Hra tmlaad ta Lai a stern giwarvded thtr tMrw smkwi th rew fowght tbtr way ttrrmm iw wtt eraeaa ta laUad Into Qb ksr kor aad npwted tk rea ta erev to ke ta good eaaaiUoa. KT 'fTX.

WAIUZ. Mich, Octo winds sw ferine Lax Rrrrw rL toorased the prtvation cT Captain p. C. ParrciL ef ih, n.rv.M Chicago, and thirty members ci fca errw huddd about their camprrs on the rocky shore at tha wntern end of Michislcoten Uian4 they have been mamw food or shelur since Tuesday xurhi. JaUcnmlcoten la a vwi4 mountainotii IiIitlI lfta m'u, west of Saul Bl.

Maria. Iu hiz hnt rocks rise oo rt a)? i.v. ut pe only tohabltante ar a rw juaeraia uving at Cj jebee harbor ta the southeastern part cf the aUnd. jotmotx ox tne errw of the Ceallnaed mm Pago Tha ty lhr a. Wavy day tiiilrain.

A PrccriM at to rrV tsa Sunday at ahlrh U.jor be tr.e. sraiktr. tu o.T. cpen the ctacnanre tn Lndlir.arxiit Aocordlrg o.TV Tra tn r.arro ef the sutler, the ctl totlcn i tn any preTlcua Ttr'a eerr or.r tn Ia aO)a ata a an rnor of tht ItfrijLfi Lrri if vUi gh tLt Uix.u.a at 1 iTO GABEIET TASK French Radical Dots Wait for Socialist SuppcrL BONCOUR IS PROMI'iENT dltT. Uv a rr al f.

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endr tt W'r cf Jean Pi Boncosr. had br (Bareticnrd rrocJrr Cr aa a saceeoar to ErU.r.i. anrx.r f4 U'ry woid ict toeacrrcw ta Creii CoaUaaed Pvt Ttlflr arrc. CETS1Y0IEJMSF0I! JAIL BREAK ATTH.IPT Harry WitHams to Cmi Scrv tences ConcurrtntJy. INVOLVED IN STOLEN CAR Two rr.troea ta Tiv.n as Lrarmw'GC i.X ta wrre firm Prdml Sjvred rrprtra'or cf tht ai Ki prt.

ty Jidxf ptrn a luii: Sat.y ta federal court. Uru was vatrz to two yran a the jaj trrak cttj rsir rc W9 tAlf vt4 frt Lri r. io La'liri Chaxs. Mr c. sr IwmtyKJOO.

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der ef a naval brcadaide wia no be iBct, the rtrd.r. ef r.ry Xndlanapoas, Itowrrrr. the rrirtt cf Jh 1 7. 7 Plan, hsvw been eompitted for the arxual cf JUry and the fete are going to reUbrau the oecaai rs. "i'f nva ex i r.t arsT.iiw i joaj ana ineir ntty ta terrn rt tm OffVlaiJ at tho IrxlliriAsolia fc wh of the Cnited Elates crr rrr service are tn scUre charrt cf rar.gementa ahLe dary n.

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