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ostubt-Dtmorrat 27 KSD-TV, Ch. KETC, Ch. (Central Standard Time) TODAY'S BEST BETS 6:15 9 Constitution In Action. The Constitution and the Label Unions" is program dealing with case of Asheville, N. unions that challenged the constitutionality of a state ban cm the closed shop.

6:30 2 Sugarloot. Wayde Preston, the actor IA ho stars in the "Colt .45" series, has a role in "Return Of the Canary Kid." 630 5 Dragnet. Jack Webb's police drama. 7:00 5 Eddie Fisher Show. Shirley Jones will sing some of the hit songs "Oklahoma" and Comedian Mort a spokesman for' the presents a monologue, and 11-year-old singer Eddie Hodges makes a return engagement on the show.

7:30 2 Wyatt Eirp. Hugh O'Brian stars. 8:00 2 The Rifleman. Chuck O'Connor stars. 8:30 4 Red Skelton.

Red has Lee Aker, the young star of the Rin Tin Tin series, as guest for a Cauliflower McPugg sketch. 8:30 5 Bob Cummings Show. Luscious Mamie Van Doren comes to work (in.disguise) in Bob's office. 9:00 4 Garry Moore Show. Alfred Drake, Vivian Blaine, the Kingston Trioail singersand comedian Georgie Kaye are guests.

"That Wonderful Year" for the program is 1932. 9.00 2 Alcoa Presents. A young woman predicts a dangerous train ride for a skeptic in "Emergency only." and the Leber Asheville, N. a state ban 0 ho stars in the Canary Kid." init some of the Comedian Mort nts a monologue, a return engage, star of the Rin Pugg sketch. an Doren comes 'Jan Blaine, the eorgie Kaye are is 1932.

I dangerous train TN At "Oa DAVID CRANE' Fob. 3. 1959 et. rettig IN TERRE31.6 SHAPE CAN'T PLAY KNOW WI40 DIP THS, 1 11111P IIIPdar POCICR ASAY5 HE POO 715 A 1 it 0.4.wirgr- Val THAT BIG ORIND, HORACE 'Rigged, Meg CAN'T PLAY FOOTE5ALL 1OU'RE KIPPINIr3 -voillogil C) ARO, THE ciNeAsys AIR.MAISYF ten 1 411111111111 WHITMN'S SO CRAZ Lie ABan- 1 tes.011:"1 4, 1 1,. 1 1 ,1 rn, KIVI, Ch.

vulz Show Itz gitrilL. '0, t-g A------ 4 4 lit 6:00 2 News---Bruce Hayward 4 Roby. 5 Weather Forecast. vt4 .4. Cancelled 41 1 1111 lh 6: 05 5 SportsHarry Gunther eit 1 6:10 4 WeatherPat Fontaine solmiiN 4, ,...4.1, IVt''' ra By PETE RAIN I(' 7 di, Shades of Globe-Democrat TV-Radio Editor 6:15 2 Big Rascals.

g. li the "Dotto" quiz 4 News--boug Edwards. 4 At, 4 11 ---40 scandal' 5 NewsJohn Rodel. Another a i giveaway 9 Constitution In Acti4 DONDI stAk showthis one "The Constitution and .1 I erro THINKING strr MR. PACRROW SURE'.

A FOR ALL I KNOW GVE WHAT I IM oo QUEENte tr called "For Labor Union." 60SHES, WITH MY HEAR 010 PROMISE WI NAMED Eo MORROW A cHANCE NEW, IG- I Sugar foot. Tom irewst WHAT'S THE MATTER, AGAIN, Mom. To cotcrAcT A BAYLOR HAS PEAR' A LOT WISH COULD Love Or Mon .2 2 TED? HALF AN Haig FIKANCIER WHO letal. ABOUT it ill WHAT YOU OFIAOle. GET ONKEL ey" a agrees to help TVs Chris MIGHT HELP you, OUT THAT NEEDS TED some- dropped abrupt- ..4 VII '''7-P-r i pher Colt (Wayde Prestc BURETI NG-AT THE 12112NIT NE WAS YESTER PYrt CONFIDENC pl ly by the CBS 41,..44.

capture an outlaw in "I Now 'OLIVE vacq MOM. Milk turn Of I PEPRESSER Olt Network 1 tu the Canary a. Phi 1141A) 4.11111. last week end, i 4 Dick Powell Playhous, --74 It 2-3 v640v. i i '1 it 1 I cl'y a network 5 Dragnet.

Friday crac t. officials learned 4 i .4..4 I I A 15 s. 7. fit. 1 insurance fraud ring 1 oi, ii'll't- machine ,,,1 that a 1 6:45 9 UN Review.

-I 7, ii i IN-' "IfiP'1111111, 2, lb, ti on the A 7: 00 4 Starring David Niven. 11'7' show to deter- -0. 5 Eddie Fisher (Colo it 1 i 1 I I INERIP. tt tr 4, mine the size of Pete Rahn Guests: Singers Shin i 4.111..7,-'71 1 00- 4 1" -41' cash prizes had been rigged. Jones, Eddie Hodges; 1 '61-t, i ii li; I os' 4., I Un 1 i the "Dotto" case median Mort San tit- ...44..,.

Km. sois ,4 if I i 4I though, when all principles in- 9 Me Oesteia. 1CL7.1 1 N'' A Aigre ill kb I volved at first tried to cover up Choephoroi" part II STEVE CAINTYON' the odious circumstances. the Greek trilogy. Ili 4 l'r tESTRAtit AWERVA )O0 MILD TIE mEt WI-IEI4 YceiZ I MUST TAM I WS ARE WELL WOLFGANG! LET ME CoM.E1 CBS Network has moved rapidly 7:30 2 Wyatt Earl liot-te frail CO1N6 OVER.

LIP AND 'TAKE NG MOP COMRADES -ME CHANCE i Auitos-r- IN I THIs is No WAY Fort A supply the TV press with in- pered Southerners and Dod or-AZ MALI AM 4 THE UNE-MAT WILL -A5 IF I CAsisIfr UP pLeAsE po rr, AT THG GIRL 70 5pENI" HER ioNEy formation concerning the demise City citizens tangle in "Ea 0 W-TEVE GehrilDtii i A5 HAPPEN TO 211? FAILED IN MY MISSION Wall )01 jo, MOON I of "For Love Or Money." (For- Ain't Wearin' Guns." i WO S966EST, I STOP. TWEYT, CHOP mil '4' I TRAIN WORE WE IZEACJI ek IL. you Goop! I merly seen on Ch. 4 at 9 a. 1 ITiaemll thpoestTorhutahu.hBple 44e, .0 1 t.

0 i 9 gB Brighter rn a k. Robe I M' "WER---- It .4, i i4.s. one saMidHyo' hhheals1 i 11 coArrf oPill 0 l'i' k' -Than 1 2ii Az iiil III I i 1 Iriego iil. Rhoabrignesono ,,,,41, 't' hheecaa f.1 r.n, 34 Thousand Suns" reviewed Dr. T.

Alexander Pond a i 4 41 r'd. 't 41 WA' Dr. Melba Phillips, both zs "4, I II' i I '-k I Ili i Nin inofo mofU itohrte bh I Washington U. I 1 ri i It'. k4k .1 managutetsemenetint by personnel' as- t' i 0 fr 8: 00 2 The Rifleman.

McC1 protects newlywed.s 11 a 4 ww161f111.1.41w.,11"6":11 1 7-7 ...11 Ivor ,,,,4,.. s. signed to the show revealed that A 1 tshheowdectoim adlettneramchminee tuhseedsoizne thoet 1 boisterous mob ree." 4 A cer toahrrguo eri from in "Shit caarilsi prizes awarded I rilA Show. known to management, not been n5n eG Godfrey or fnhr sien. yg ORPHAN ANNIE free from control.

't 8. 30 2 Naked C. policeman is determined ity A vou --rAinniww- I Is HE NEVER TELLS HIS I HE HASN'T OH, HE HAD TO QO 'A ANS, BuT HE'S READY FOR ANYTHINQ, THIS MOSHOWED UP TO Alwilt HIS BANK HE SAID LITTLE sooK TH AT FOR A RNINQ. HED BE IN tarrs. I PAsPoRT FO prlo'dFoocreLdohvye the an independent (wait Framer) avenge the killing of his CAME IN THE MAIL- CS4T.THarsRIP ABROAD.

Ri'S 7 AKIN TRIP PL then in "The Shield." 2-55 --w' i rtA 0 producing company cdoirmecptaionny. of I Lee Aaker guest star 4Red Skelton. Young, ac 3- gthy CA3 1 elm a i ado alum. 'RUN' dthic' personnel network had the oepeermatpeldoYtho sketch with Skelton as Ca ef Or 4 N. pendent producing flo5wEeorhMPg.

1 Cummings. clam I ous Mamie Van Doren MI shop had htande nheutiNivtortkh' es emleac-- 1 AC I ri nseh i a job as Schultzy's assist ir, Kno 1 "Having satisfied itself to the to prepare for a movie to Mr. Robinson 9:00 2 Alcoa Presents. A vot '''''-'7 6 facts involved, 1. a I 4 'the CBS Television Net- woman with experience said it 1 k7 show." dtp.

AL I to eve da work cancelled the how 1 Broken down in rY Tuesday viewer's linguage, Mr. Robin- MARK TRAIL son's statement means that the Goot ls A TELL Tc.ci (, SOON As THE ..,) 1-Nd li -t .1 caught working gso some ptheer of For ay GREAT POO, BARNEY? ao i 7, ALL HE'S BEEN THROUGH! eiRos FLUSH, I'LL I Love Or Money" set employing 1 HE'S BUSHED, Bur NE 1.1, lc WON'T QUIT -4 4 i :1 a 1 141a, CALL HIM fri 45'1- -N, 4 't, it-ct-k I the program, and immediately I mik -'-i-'1' '4, a little hanky-panky. to jazz 6: 20 4 NewsTom Brooks. 6:30 4 Town and Country. DONDI I STARTED, THINKING WITH MY HEAR AGAIN, MOM.

I crAy, AM la il 1TEVE i A5 Aok i VX 50660; I 5IbP.7115 I TRAIN SGFORE WE MACI4 1 I TNE RED BOWER-- 4 ORPHAN ANNIE MARK TRAIL cloter I TELL YOU GOOBER 'WAS A GREAT POG, BARNEY? WE'S BUSHED, BUT HE WON'T QUIT Ank. mo ol. sa-oo oloper I TELL I network caught some person or' rrr I 1 iir. 11 GOOBER IS TOO OLD TO kEEP HE'S ON POINT NOW .1 persons working on the "For GREAT POG, BANEY .) Irr 'YOU GOOBER WAS A l. THIS UPESPECLALLY AFTER SOON AS THE BIR 1 A ALL HE 'S BEEN THROUGH! PS FLUSH, I'LL 'S BUSHED, BUT PE Ali i CALL HIM IN! I Love Or Money" set employing: HE WON'T QUIT ---littiv-- 'Is Abr y' 4 I kli si 1 a little hanky-panky to jazz upi 6:21 Is -s the program, and immediately' 6:31 a TI Y00 MD At 'TAKE -A5 IF I 14A17-51MPLY 4 A1LE IN MY MISSION 'Av'4 Is TAKIN'il TRIP? -ffirea 'oda oling, 'am Enb MIST TAlc-----0t7--IWS ARE TWG CHANCE i ALMOST PLGASE PO IT, AT THE A FIZOI8MEIZJ WM.

COMRAMS CfssiSWT UP Wirit )00 VW, CHOP YOU e000! (, I HE'S ON POINT NOW AS SOON AS THE BIRPS FLUSH, I'LL 4 CALL HIM IN! KNOW WHO DIP THIS, PON'T THAT 916 OR! HORACE ARO, THEQNEV SS WHITMAN'S SC CRAZY rzto QUEENIE; WISH 1 COULD tGET ONKEL D. SOME. WHAT NEECP 15 A LOT OF LIC7C 7titit itling Fob. 3. 1959 Cancelled By PETE RAHN Globe-Democrat TV-Radio Editor Shades of the "Dotto" quiz scandal! Another daytime giveaway show this one called "For Love Or Mon- eY' a dropped abrupt- VI ly by the CBS Network' over 1 Aks--e.

1 last week end, after network officials learned is', I 1 that a machine I Irt it- used on the A show to deter- -0, -00e mine the size of Pete Rahn cash prizes had been rigged. Unlike the "Dotto" case though, when all principles involved at first tried to cover up the odious circumstances. the CBS Network has moved rapidly to supply the TV press with information concerning the demise of 'For Love Or Money." (Formerly seen on Ch. 4 at 9 a. 'For Love Or Money' has been canceled." said Hubbell Robinson vice president in charge of network programs, "because informUtion brought to the attention of the network's management by personnel assigned to the show revealed that the decimal machine used on the show to determine the size of 1 cash prizes awarded to contestants had, from time to time Ian- I known to management, not been free from control.

"For Love Or NIoney" was not produced by the network. but by an independent (Walt Framer) producing company. "At the direction of the independent producing company, studio personnel in the employ of the network had operated the and the network's electrical shop had built the mat chine. I "Having satisfied itself to the 1 facts involved," Mr. Robinson I said 'the CBS Television Net- work cancelled the 1 Broken down into everyday viewer's linguage, Mr.

Robin-sons statement means that the I network caught some person or 1 persons working on the "For I Love Or Money" set employing, 1 a little hanky-panky to jazz up: the program, and immediately; executioner's; et. routs KTVI. Ch. KM0X-TV, 6:00 2 NewsBruce Hayward. 4 NewsMax Roby.

.5 Weather Forecast 6:05 5 SportsHarry Gunther. 6:10 4 WeatherPat Fontaine. 6:15 2 Big Rascals. 4 News--boug Edwards. 5 NewsJohn Rodel.

9 Constitution In Action. "The Constitution and Labor Union." 6:30 2 Sugarfoot Tom Brewster agrees to help TV's Christopher Colt (Wayde Preston) capture an outlaw in "Return Of the Canary 4 Dick Powell Playhouse. Dragnet. Friday cracks Insurance fraud ring. 6:45 9 UN Review.

1:00 4 Starringo David Niven. 5 Eddie Fisher (Color). Guests: Singers Shirley Eddie Hodges; Mort San 9 The Oresteia. Choephoroi" part II Greek trilogy. 7:30 2 Wyatt Earl.

Southerners and Dodge City citizens tangle in "Earp Ain't Wearin' Guns." 4 To Tell the Truth. Betty White, liarn Poston sub 9 Bookmark. Robert Jungk's -Brighter Than Thousand Suns" reviewed Dr. T. Alexander Pond Dr.

Melba Phillips, both Washington U. 8:00 2 The Rifleman. McCain protects newlyweds from boisterous mob in "Shivaree." 4 Arthur Godfrey Show. 5 George Burns. Comedienne Carol Charming.

guest. 8:30 2 Naked City. A young policeman is determined avenge the killing of his in "The Shield." 4Red Skelton. Young Lee Aaker guest star sketch with Skelton as Cauliflower McPugg. 5 Bob Cummings.

Glamorous Mamie Van Doren a job as Schultzy's assistant to prepare for a movie role. 9:00 2 Alcoa Presents. A young woman with experience Tuesday Daytime TV 6:20 4 NewsTom Brooks. 6: 30 4 Town and Country. Nloors Show.

Singers Alfred ian Blaine, the Trio; comedian lens. The mar. rcumstantial evi. )nvict a man of Corpus Delicti." David Grief. ooper.

Weather. irds. 'ohm Daly. St. Louis.

"Mut "Citizen Kane:" en. Orson Welles. 'Strange Cargo:" le, Joan Craw. ports. Weather.

lige Show. ar Show. Ship," Nina rt Lowery. 4ovie Museum. "Born For TrouJohnson, Faye Report.

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at Prayer be lest et tamale Ntoors Show. Singers Alfred Blaine, the Trio; comedian The circumstantial convict a man of "Corpus Delicti." David Grief. Trooper. Weather. Daly.

St. Louis. "Mut "Citizen Kane:" Orson Welles. "Strange Cargo:" Joan Craw. Sports.

Weather. 'Page Show. Show. Ship," Nina Lowery. Movie Museum.

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AM AND FM 1150 1210 Oa ette 1 aro 0 asts Parse'!" I 2 hires. illarhalle All World I AS 1101 lestelly 11110 Oresd sat $.3 boas SAS Child. Albion I Part. et Prover COO lest ee kola MOVIES A.M. 10:00 2 "Crime of Helen Gail Patrick (1934).

Actress mysteriously murdered. P.M. 4:30 4 'Each Dawn I James Cagney (1939). Reporter exposes a corrupt District Attorney. 10:30 2 "Citizen Joseph Cotten, Orson.

Welles (1941). Man sacrifices personal happiness to build newspaper chain. 10:30 4 "Strange Clark Gable, Joan Crawford (1939). Prisoner's flight from a penil island in the tropics. 12:00 2 "Prison Robert Lowery, Nina Foch (1945).

Prisoners on a Japanese vessel turn the tables on their captors. 12:30 4 "Born for Van Johnson, Faye Emerson (1942). Newspaperman gets evidence on political corruption in City Hall. precognition predicts a dangerous train ride for a skeptic in "Emergency Only;" Jocelyn Brand, Lin Mc Car Tuesday's Radio 1 0 Ch. 'the comedian "The of Hot-tempered panelists.

a by and of a to father I actor for takes in 5 Continental Classroom. 4 Morning St. Louis. 5 Today. 2 Cartoon Classics.

4 Capt. Kangaroo. 2 Camera Two. 2 Cartoon Time 4 News; Bulletin, 9 Beginning Spelling. 4 Pat Fontaine.

2 Romper Room. 4 Morning Playhouse. 5 Dough-Re-Mi. 9 Adventure in Learning. 4 Arthur Godfrey Time.

5 Treasure Hunt. Mo: Constitution 1 Science at Work. 2 Movie: "Crime of Helen Stanley:" Gail Patrick. 4 I Love Lucy. 5 The Price Is Right.

9 Storyteller. 4 Top Dollar. 5 Concentration. 9 Mo. Constitution 2 Coffee Break.

4 Love of Life. 5 Tic Tac Dough. 9 Beginning Spelling. 9 Discovery. 2 Peter Lind Hayes Show.

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5 Shopping with Charlotte. 4 Moreno Ltmoti Party. 2 Play Your Hunch. 4 As the World Turns. 5 Charlotte Peters Show.

9 Discovery. 2 Liberace. 4 Jimmy Dean Show. 5 Truth or Consequences (color), IS 9 What's the News? 1 SNYNU 1 I -I tir S' tem-. ix( ir 46 -C sent it to the executioner's I 74..

'1 A block. THIS WILL BE bk. 4 the guilt lies i not exactly clear -t. i ''k Of course, Just exactly where 4 IS: III A TERRIFIC -FILM, 4, i i as yet. GLAD MAR A .4 ,7 4 1 WE DIDN'T LEAVE i s.

Mr. Robinson's statement 8:3 1 GaTBEFOIZElooms 'YEAH HEI, 4:1: 4 'ow lino-, 4 A 7 I would seem to imply that the 8:4 13 5' 'D I 1 show's "independent producer d't 4, BETTER WE TAKE HINt 'fp" II was responsible for the rigging HOME, etTS I 2 9 egc A of For Love Or Money's" give- 8:5 r- away gadget. However, it seem 9:0 i WA5 AFRAID SHE'D STAY AWAY i DID SO WANT TO SEE HOW HIS JAYNE. DARLING1-k, to this corner that there is more a PEA-skApED LIP, M5 COULD ONLY I551.1E JAYNE KAYNE'S EXPERTLY PAINTED 6LITILE E0 RWAER, HAI FADED--pNcz t- THO5E DAYS ON THE ITALIAN oll At ot 2-3 5HEIL BE OC 101 IN THE5E i SARIA! s. ROMAN RCS! at Z.

Aee 11.4 .0., 'if' E------- 1 11Pf '1 1 1 -r 0 I 4 4, to the story, since the machine Allor do: was operated by CBS personnel. 9:1 4 Ay It' 0-, lb, In a way it is unimportant. i What is interesting is the ap- parently open-handed manner in 9' 5 of Rli which CBS is trying to handle to: 1: ilqi III :1 t.e ji i tfr, this situation as compared to Al Ti 6i' tbe run around given the public press when "Dotto" was I an I -Ahlwiadi tossed off the air. 101 --1i- it "16.) That's progress. 10..3 00" -yew i.As.AI I -11t t- 1 141 TICKER: A 11:0 10:3 troupe of Japanese performers i FROM THE do I ..4 brought Tokyo's Ginza to Main les to eidwo.T iri-NjI) 1 Dcer WINK LEAST rm GOING To IT'LL BE A PLEASURE 4.11-.Abh IC UP USA.

on Sunday night's "Chevy Show" and gave televi- LIKE BEING IN NOTIO HAVE oupoiDe 11:2 11itain sion one of the finest variety 11:3 THE WAVES YELLIN6 a-- 1 azDERs tti3 SUITICASsmslr programs in many a month. qlo i AT ME '1 al AMP One the show stoppers was otilp- ANY MOPE; 1 .,54 kill; 1 FOLLOW an indescribableby American 11:4 standards--act called "The Rice (VI. i Mal! Paddies." What they did was :11 --t, add comedy patter and grimaces to the kneading of rice dough -Is' 4.., but one had to see it to believe 12:2 7111.01b.grno.... that anything sounding so sim- 1 pie could be se downright 0 Another comedy group called' 12.4 I the Nagata Kings did a baseball pantomine that was something .11 out of Chaplin. There were sing- I 1 ers, dancers and instrumentalists 11-- ,1 i I i and all deserve a roisterous band -I THIS WILL.

BE C. A TERRIFIC FILM, GLAD WE DIDN'T LEAVE BEFORE HE GOT VOME I WA5 AFRAID SHE'D 57AY DID 50 WANT "REEP" TO SEE HOW NIS LITTLE FLOWER HA I FADED-SINCE THO5E DAYS ON THE ITALIAN curt litir PEAR-SHAPED COULD ONLY ISSUE JAYNE KAYNE'S EXPERTLY PAINTED Ag LIP5, MARIA! LEAST IT'LL BE A PLEASURE NOTIO NAVE MR.QUIMEW YELLIN6 ORDERS AT AiE ANY MORE; JAYNE DARLING t-t 5HE'LL BE 1 COW IN THE5E ROMAN ROBES! sent it to the block. i Of course, just exactly where the guilt lies is not exactly clear as yet. Mr. Robinson's statement would seem to imply that the show's "independent producer" was responsible for the rigging of "For Love Or Money's" giveaway gadget.

However, it seems to this corner that there is more to the story, since the machine was operated by CBS personnel. In a way it is unimportant. What is interesting is the apparently open-handed manner in which CBS is trying to handle this situation as compared to the run around given the public and press when "Dotto" was tossed off the air. That's progress. FROM THE TICKER: A troupe of Japanese performers brought Tokyo's Ginza to Main USA.

on Sunday night's "Chevy Show" and gave television one of the finest variety programs in many a month. One of the show stoppers was an indescribableby. American standardsact called "The Rice Paddies." What they did was add comedy patter and grimaces to the kneading of rice dough but one had to see it to believe that anything sounding so simple could be se downright funny. Another comedy group called the Nagata Kings did a baseball pantomine that was something out of Chaplin. There were singers, dancers and instrumentalists and all deserve a roisterous hand exactly clear 8:00 tatement 8:30 nply that the 8:45 mt producer" the rigging loney's" givr- 8:55 ever, it seems 9:00 there is more the machine 'BS personnel.

9:10 important. 9: 30 ng is the aped manner in 9:50 ing to handle 10: compared to 7en the public "Dotto" was 10:15 10:30 10:35 TICKER: A 11:00 5e performers to Main anday night's gave televi- 11:25 finest variety 11:30 a month. stoppers was -by American 11:45 led "The Rice 11:55 they did was 12:00 and grimaces rice dough 12:05 it to believe 12:30 nding so simwnright 12.40 1:00 8:00 8:30 8:45 8:55 9:00 9:10 9:30 9:50 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:35 11:00 11:25 11:30 11:45 11:55 12:00 12: 12:30 12:40 1:00 00 05 MARY WORTP FREDDY AV I A AWES 1MAIL 22 Alge 20 1-4145-51-5 41-l61-67-70 ietoTAUS APR. 21 I 111A4 21 9 4 5-10-2 950mAY 22 jut4E 22 I11-14- 1148-64-73 CA14C311 nJUNE 23 it-et 23 ArN 8- 8- 414640-75 24 Au Id. 23 23-39-49-56 -Nr 66-7642-90 7 '71 A AUG, 24 serf 22 ma.6.17:1 ZE i 1 -014 44is I 1111144011 pe- I- lt t.

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