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El Pen»», (Okla.) Daily Tribune
The El Reno Daily Tribune
A Blue Ribbon Newspaper Serving u Blue Ribbon Community
fcsued dally except, Saturday from 20? South Rork Island avenue,
Mid entered as second-class mall matter under the act of March 3. 1H79.
■RAY J. DYER
Editor and I’nlilishrr
Inside
The Axis
Mnily of food fOi Ifiomjiif
it urge ii.Aiti.E
News Editor
DEAN WARD
Advertising Manager
Presenting Facta Assembled
li.v tlie Foreign Service
Division of llie Office of
War Information
The ASSOCIATED PRESS 1; exclusively entitled lo the use or re-
pcbiii stlon ol all the new* dispatches credited In It or not ererllted hy
(bis paper, and also lo all the local news therein.
All rights of publications or special dlspatmes herein also are reserved, j pushed back In the Pnrlfic, Tokyo
-| ijropRgnndlsb emulating their Ber-
lin ASH1NGTON. Aug 2«
cinl) Willi Japan
MEMBER
RM’THERN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASS’N.
MEMBER
OKLAHOMA PRESS
ASSOCIATION
; lin counterparts—have started
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES MY MAIL IN CANADIAN AND
BY CARRIER ADJOINING COUNTIES .
One Week ______J____$ .20 Tliree Months. —I—----11.50
Three Months___________*2.25 Six Months-----------------*3 °0 , ,
$BOO One Year____________$52)0 Nazis mythical •'Fortress Europe."
Including Sales Tax | Propaganda Minister Joseph Ooeb- j
_____________I bols' script-writers began shying
this
make alterations in the psychologl-
I cal symbols they once used to
l give their people a feting of mlli-
j (ary security.
When the allies landed in Italy
$3.001 and fti-st punched a hole In the
One Year _______
Sunday. August 27. 1944
When Christ was raised on Che eross that redeemed humanity Oie
two brothers were in hiding, two thieves weie at his rlghl and left
hand. Had their garments been stained with crimson with Christ they
might hive reigned with him. but they chose yellow instead: She snith
unto him. grant that these mv two sons may Hit. the one on thy right
hand and the other on thv left, in thy kingdom.—Matt. 20:21.
New Tack, Old 'Tune
propaganda, off on it new tack, now is conceding
the inevitable allied victory. Broadcast quotations
from the publication ’’Bcrlin-Rome-lokyo hoard in this
country reveal that Dr. Goebbels’ writers already me
speculating on pence terms and the possibility of u third
world war.
The frank concession is new, but the thought behind
it is a familiar one. Published quotations show the article
as foreseeing a certain renewal of hostilities il “participa-
tion in free access to the world’s raw materials, which it
calls the fundamental safeguard of )>oacc. is not assured.
The article wave, »»jdc the quest,:....... br,h », mild ™
peace terms as war-breeders, hut stresses conflicting po- |108)tlons tlip .lnner gphpre
litical issues.” These, it develops, are the familiar bogey-1 nne.* The fundamental character-
man of a “Bolshevized Europe.” I istlc of the 'inner sphere line' la
, “It is absurd to believe that Europe, which proved j,hlt twee* can be concentrated
unable to bear Napoleon’s domination and which denied I
Germany’s claim to leadership, will bend its knee to Mos
nwuy from this inflexible term
and developed the concept of n
fortress with many "forefields."
Similarly, Japanese propaganda-
no longer able to talk about a |
“perimeter of island defense;" now
that Japan has lost the Marshalls,
the Gilberts and part of the Mari-
anas—has developed the concept
of a “basi? sea area," which is
just one tep away from a psy-
chological retreat to the idea of
"forefields" within such an area.
The concept of the "basic sen
area" was recently expounded to
the Japanese people by the Tokyo
radio 111 a weekly "World War
Situation" round-up. Declaring that
this area included the Sea of Ok-
| hot.sk off Siberia, the Japan sea.
and the East and South China
seas, the broadcast explained the I
idea as follows:
"It Is most advantageous to ho’d
Sunday, August 27, 1J
Hollywood
Film Shop
Last Mai ilie To
Claim Cognac
By Ernest Foster
United Press Correspondent
OI.I.YWOOD, Aug
A
ATLANTA. On.. Aug. 26 —(l
When all but one ol the First
; rilie Division Last Man club
the survivor will claim a bottl
fine old brandy, now lying I
—(U.P)— ^ steel vault In nn Atlanta bank
hen has. the perfect ex- The Uat Man* club wll> ®
_ - , , any first division marine who
nmole of a one-track mind, con- hnd bsUtlp expe,;ence And thp
eludes David Twiford from his man will claim the cognac on
vast experience. 7, In some year when all t
Twiford specializes In supplying members are dead.
trained live tilings to motion pic- - 'd War 1 Marine Ralph
ture studios. He has a knak with ! ?“on Z fli Atl*nta ?°
l tution. obtained the cognac for
them and an uncanny ability to club members. The Aug. 7
bring anything alive out of nn was chosen because that is the
j old hat at a moment’s notice and nlversary of the landing on Om
make It jierform on cue—anything rahal
| from a hill full of ants to n py- . T . ~ *
inon j Union ( enter
But Twiford pulls no punches in
lambasting the domestic barnyard i dJ|f1S .Plar‘i.. °ler’ „lss
. neck, Mrs. Eugene Fox. Mrs.
,0W1 • 1 Miller and Mrs. B B. Holl
“They’re the dumbest, most ob- i were members fiom this comn
stlnate, sulkies! and most unpre- 1 *’v who attended a meeting of
dtctable of thp lot.' said Twiford jBnnner w c T- u in thp 1
>;<■ «!*»»•"»» — i-jsrjs."; ssa?
he has a flock of six hens doing j a Sunday visitor in the Clar
the work of one in "Sunday Dinner I Blanton home,
for a Soldier." j Mrs. George Barth, jr., and
The composite hen has a key Rlchartl James, who recently
role. She's n „ !rivpd from Australia, are ma
Behind the Scenes
In Washington
The Voice Of
Road Safety
in a shorter
time than can the enemy. The sea
area thnt connects nil these 'inner
BY ROSETTE IIABliKOVE
NEA War Correspondent
Notes from Patrolmen’s
Big Brown Books
COMF.WHERE
thelesx played an important part
I
.*•»•jtszzt■«5LTS!r & rr' **
poverty-ridden homehoM presided j teVdu,,
over by Anne Baxter. j of the war. ,
As the story progresses It be- ] Mr. and Mrs. OUie Rac
comes more and more Imperative ; helped entertain the Altn
that the hen Is going to have tojclass of llle Methodist ehurcl
end up on the dinner table as
a party in Legion park at El 1
Tuesday night.
in the resistance.
fried chicken to provide the sehed- j Mrs „ s Manning gpent
uled feast for the soldier gupst ' Wednesday until FYlday in
She had to do many things that .Jinme of her daughter Mrs.
would make it Clear that this ] Hutchins,
would be a glorious end for her. Mrs. B B Holliday spent a
Twiford hadn't a trained hen jdays this wek in thp home of
— for obvious reasons. So he
! son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
Mrs. Clarence Von Tungeln
says. He predicts failure of i: “United Stnt.es-Russia world j izes them
police force” and a flash of Sm i«*1 and American power in j area.' "
the “so-called Chinene sphen <d' interest.” I While giving the Japanese a new
■x # * i symbol of security, the Tokoy radio
|N other words, Nazi propajmnda is Imildinp up the same I wanMd 'hem. however, that the
I , , . ,..........., . t ............., American navy was trying to "pen-
area
old case for itself that it has used in tho last decade. ! ctrnte"
The article indicates that remnants of the Nazi party will
apain weep over lack of “lehensraum” and cry for the
stolen colonies. So long as these remnants ore alive and ar-
ticulate they will try to create discord among the “Bin
Pour” of the .united nations.
The article’s emphasis on “a United Slates-Russian j General Kunlnkt Kniso was 57-
Hh» ............... . frw HnKli,l„„, „ «nd|STtL’Sl^lfS!S.M2
this “baste sea
* # *
TTHEN General Hidekl Tojo w :s
"" ousted Inst month ns Japan-
ese premier, one of the few Tojo
holdovers In the* new cabinet of
26 —
'Special>—Onlv 25 percent of . . .......
facade of tho average housewife or wt.ge-earner'.hey hid the mant ' ‘raff'C fntallties arp ' * CaRelU' 10 the set‘ when ! Hearten.
fold aolivltio, nf the nnrtisim I,, «<•... .............>_____... ... 1 1 caused by collisions Involving two one of them onlmlv lain an egg Mr and Mrs. Leslie Radclil
Bethany were Sunday evening
ers In the OUie Rndcllff honu
Thursday evening guests In
' i V ........,i v .• .. . .........i., ar<'a that connects all these 'inner fold activities of the partisan. In every t„wn and evet v caused by collisions Involving two ' onp
cuu for any Clipth ol lime, I Ilf N.I/.I piop.itunil.i r sphere lines' and perfectly organ-! formed resistance groups, at first mainly to help other women whose'01 mol’e motor v**hiclos compared ] and
Mil VS I I. ‘ lil'.'iili'ls I -llllll'l* III 1 I Dill'll .Stales- ll IlSSUt WOI III I |.,M I I i . >■ 11 cal led a ' basic Sen h 11 qt,:,it* 11 * I, I I..... ... 11. ■ ,1 ..I .... . ... In I nr.i*nv 11.f.li, ne ......... . —... i .....
—______ ______... _______ . announced it. the trainer
husbands had been exeouled, made prisoners, or deported to Germany "hProxlmately 05 percent during I pounced on her. segregated her
1*1* ‘laril.,*J!f. °_!:r’ha!!8.!"■ .vvu"8’tpi's whose parenls had been de- 1,1 atl(‘J from her less level-headed sisters
pm Uil soon hei iinie another branch of clandestine work in which fntallties recorded bv and began working with her. ____............... ..........
. " IhMSI 'nr? r‘‘1,1 many eases where Jews were the highway patrol the first half | In almost ho time he could’ cue I Mr*. Sank Lorenzen, Mr. and
Oeorge Bnitli home were Mr.
!i°ivetln1inl,hesi,dl tih^«r<Llmne'n«iniS 'U‘ dePorla,i°n Frenchwomen i of the year ending June 30. motor , her to scratching in the barren i Gl'pp" Courtney of El Reno.
vonLir. b"bi« »nd vchlde-motor vehicle collisions re-i sand by simply manipulating a| Luella Radcliff of Oklahoma
youngsters thrown out to them hy anguished parents These children suitern 7,. J , ' ! ! , “V. manlPulatme « tUK‘“n™,a
had to be provided with false papers and ration . ai ds and brought tv! , fl aV‘ng aU other , crooked fingure. She'd snuggle up j *Pent the week-end In the horn
----------‘----- ' •>- --------- oi ought types of accidents responsible for I to Miss Baxter’s neck and follow her parents, ,vlr. and Mrs. t
"liinese" is a childishly obvious attempt to turn
against this country while playinjr upon Britain’s real or I me extra
up as members of the family.
(anyone indicated.
Women acted as couriers, carrying messages which obviously could idpatha'
not be sent through postal or telephone services. Titov distributed "aate Safety Commissioner J. One thing she wouldn't do was
clandestine papers, helped with the printing-presses, stole identity M Gentry salys, "On the face of j ruffle up and perk viciously at
papers and ration card blanks, passed on orders for meeting and things this would indicate an im- ! Charles Wlnninger for a scene In
sabotage, all highly dangerous work for which the penalty, if caught, movement in driving were It not j which he raids a hencoop
meant.death or deportation to German labor camps. for the fact that fatalities due to] A sulkier sister. Identical in np-
’ on'v was Ehlgeinltsu retained as FRENCHWOMEN soon acquired the cool-headed resourccfulne-s and 'rehi?les run»!ne off the road, up- pearnnee. will do this acting turn
* • forHun minister, but h<* l’cn*jved ..................... ... -cCttim in Lho mart fafturA t/A r>i.mt i Pfill nnnth#»»* umrko niitb DnmmiA
Radcliff.
* Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Radi
daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. C
Oler spent the week-end vlsl
relatives In Tuisa.
Mr. and Mrs. B B Holll
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Von 7
fancied four of a Soviet-duininat«‘d Eurnpe, anti to frighten | Astn” minister.
China with the same two countries’ "imperialistic" inlen- Tlie concurrent
lions.
* * *
'I'MIE Nazi effort t«» win English sympathy while rolmt
job of "Orenler Fast
iippoiiilnii tn
cunning necessary to outwit tlie Nazis One incident will illustrate f'ett‘nR 1,1 lhp road' fallure 10 obey ! Still another works with Rommle.! 6®»*> caUed 1,1 thl’ ° K u°n
» *■ muauuic runffin clone nn^ ___ j.. . . i... ___ . Immo at Vnlrn»i Pinwtoi
this: A few weeks bofmc D-Day a woman patriot was assigned to traffle slKns and dllvln« An the; the Calm terrier. In a scene in h°mp at Yukon Sunday
■ iii “ tltrnnn oirln of ___■ . ,,,l,i..l. 1. _ . . Turn t^lnhnon rrl oiol l
tun a truckful of small arms and ammunition—dropped by parachute wron" sif,p of the road, show an i which he plucks at her tail fenth-| Klrkeeard and son. A
by the British—to “somewhere in the Halite Savoie mountains," a lnp,'Pase over the comparable period Prs and* she runs scrrnmlnR In I of Minco vlsitt*d In the B
ellnillinted the former separate | distance of some ito miles. The truck was camouflaged as an ambu- ,ast ypar."
; pursuit of his. A setting hen i Holliday home Thursday.
"Greater East Asia" minstry head-| lanee. The Gestapo knew that tins was being done under their very ! The increase of 19 deaths this nroved precisely tempered for this
ed lit Kazu Alokl and Incorpor- nose:;, yet had been unsuccessful in laying hands on a single load. I yea'' over the same six months bit.
ated Its functions among thoie of
the foreign ministry. Thus. Ehige-
mit.su. a career diplomat who once
liomlm unite the English public in favor of strongest re-
prisals against Germany is downright stupid. In fact, the
wholr clever, insidious Nazi propaganda machine has been i served as ambassador to Britain,
looking pretty stupid for some time now. received the additional duties of
All the same, we would do well to remember tho prin- i,romoU"K k°°A relations with the
eipal themes of Nazi propaganda for future reference Ten occuplwl area" and pxp0UndinB thp
■rra rl'tf lira",r "t?
even stupid, lit mnnv people swallowed them and believed sphere.”
them—Britons and Americans and Frenchmen as well a.-| while Bhig&mltsu has not altered
Germans. Hiller’s surviving followers must not find another J the basic idea of the "GEA
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
zzzex?3&«s.sisszi&zrgszsz i
Meanwhile she had ostentatiously produced u lurge box of matches ls 19 more than dipd af«>t Tast , rp*P°,ld directly to trainlne rather;
end a pack of cigarets, two of the most difficult things to come by in i venr | than poin* on unpredictable tan- announce the candidacies of
occupied France. She asked the sentry ir he smoker) and suit! he In ,hp same period this year. 24, Kpnts ns rto thp hens. (following Individuals, stihlert
could have the matelie: -that she hail lots more. Meanwhile she was , piesons were killpd in enllicienc ! * * • (the general election Nov. T
The Tiibune is authorized
audience.
*•
’Self-jidrniration often indicates there
ing fur tiistes.
Sphere," there lias been a noltee-
' able change tn GFA propaganda
no account | dncp hP t00k Aver. He lias tntensl-
waiting for the dread moment when he would again mention her
load and she would he forced to make a getaway and peihaps shoot.
After exchanging a few more ameiiilias she declared she must be on
her way. Tlie German guard waved her on and as a parting joke
shouted: “And don't lorget to thank the Uritisli."
'.......... "*** riiiteu 111 collisions |
j of motor vehicles and trains. A like rTHE' n,m tlllp
number died in similar accidents
the first six months of 1943.
* * *
What’s Btizzin' j
rousin ’ now is a $i5 ooo item, Democratic Ticket
on Columbia Pictures’ exne,is-* Re- F(<r su(p |,P„rPM.IlU,|VP.
count after a Jury awarded Archie!
ORSFTPOWER in your car is! Hall $5 000 actual and $10,000
E. It. BARNHART
'I’herc Ipivc hc<;n air-minded
years—riding in rumble scats.
people
Judging from the ads, lipstick can be hail in almost
any old color. Cupid’s rainbow!
I fied this propaganda, used softer
mid more syrupy words tn address-
, ing the puppet governments in the
fur years mid occupied countries and devised an
expanded global version of the
“Snheie." j
Earlier this week, In a speech |
In which he appealed (or the sup- I
-Among the great pieces of fiction found in every
language is the one about having « little extra work to
do at the office.
Down Memory Lane
Lesson in English
WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do
not, say. "The reason why she
l»ft is that she was ill.” Say, 'The
reason that she left is that she
was ill.”
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED:
port ot Asia’s Japanese-subjugated j panacea ia cure-all). Pronoun e
peoples, Shlgemttsu got away from , pan-a-se-a. first a as In pan. sec-
ond and third a's as in ask un-
Local Briefs
i 1 1 warpower. It takes horsesense | Punltlvp damages for Its use | For County Sheriff:
; to manage it properly. I Hall originator of a radio pro- '
Check your engine and your | *ram entitled "What’s Buzzin'
' equipment frequently. Your car I Cl»77in." charged that Columbia
Isn't geting any younger Avoid j had uspd his title unfairlv and that
to spend a 15-day furlough with' .
his mother. Mrs. A. W. Bannister J
102 South Miles avenue.
Aug. 27. 1934
Miss Dorothy and Marion Hensley, 815 South Ellison
avenue, left Saturday for a week’s visit with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hensley, and other relatives
in Springfield, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter. Miss Bor-
dine, 500 South Hadden avenue, have returned from a
three-week visit in Colorado Springs, Colo.
earlier propaganda thnt insisted
on referring to Chlang Kai-Shek
ns a "traitor" and insisted thnt
Japan was not fighting Chung-
king. but the "forces of Anglo-
Ameritnn nggre.-sion."
Just a few days prior to this the
Tokyo Dome! agency announced
for foreign consumption the global
prospectus of the "Co-Prosperity
stressi d. e as in see. principal ac-
cent on third syllable.
OFTEN MISSPELLED: B1 un-
able; not lila meablr.
SYNONYMS: Guardianship, pro-
tection, custody, safekeeping.
WORD STUDY: "Use a word
three times and it is yours " Let
us increase our vocabulary by mas-
Sphere,” which Dome! said was, terlng one word each day. Today's
the product of Japan’s "current
deliberations on post-war prob-
lems." The blueprint, obviously de-
signed to persuade peoples abroad
of Japan's "good" Intentions, pos-
ited the idea of regional blocs of
nations, each with a "lender na-
tion" to promote "neighborliness,
joint defense and reciprocal econ-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle, 21«Uj South Rock Island i omy."
avenue, returned Saturday from a five-week vacation trip j in announcing the plan. Domei
to Yellowstone national park and points ol interest in Colo- i did not say how it fitted in with
ratio imd New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Menz, southeast of town, enter-
tained a group of riends Friday night in honor of their
son, Lloyd, of New York City, who is spending a vacation
here. Among the guests were Miss Loretta Redell, Miss
Katherine Emerick, Miss Mildred Modenbach, Miss Laura
Donnelly, Miss Margaret McKinster, Clarence Wolf Ray
Walch, Max Bishop. Bob Ahtrn, Jack Walsh. Leonard Jen-
sen. John Mitchell. Cletus Schwab. William Lee McKinster
Lawrence Menz, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kouba
the Japanese Imperialist philosophy
of ' Hnkko Ichlu" '"Eight Corners
Under One Roof"), which holds
thnt the “eight corners" of the
world must one day be governed
bv the emperor under the "roof"
of Jnpnn.
word: FELICITATE; to congra’u-
lnte. "Every true heart must felic-
itate itself that its lot is oast in
this kingdom." W. Howltt.
Don Mitchell, aviation ordnance-
man third class in the navy, ar-
rived Thursday to spend a 15-
day leave with his parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. R. L. Mitchell, 420 6outh
niioon avenue. He has been sta-
tioned in Trinidad, off the coast
of Venezuela.
* * * / j
YX/HAT three conditions will cause |CON
' ' llnatran .. .... ,u. ____■ ' Of
uneven wear on the tires of
your car? Your highway patrol
lists them as follows:
1. Excessive speed.
2. Bad brakes.
3. Faulty alignment of wheels.
To get the most out of your
| tires In wartime—be sure to keep
_ iwithln the victory speed limits—
_ . keep your brakes in tip-top eon-
j . .. .. dltion—and be sure your wheels
the public was led to believe the
motion picture was based on his
( radio serial.
• » *.
ONNY TUFTS was named "star
tomorrow” in Motion Pic-
ture Herald’s annual poll of ex-
hibitors with James Craig and
Gloria DoHaven pinring second and
third.
* * *
**«* —— “
nvth Miss Crump’s parents, Mr. and * * *
Mrs. R. J. Crump. 310 East Hayes : . g a g(KK) motorist, you know
•treet
Private Breger Abroad
By Dave Breger
Look and Learn
i
1. What is the source of "In the
spring a young man's fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of love?”
2. In English, which vowel is
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Greene, son, Paul, and daughter,
Mary Lou, 416 South Hofl avenue, have returned from a , *. —
three-week visit with their son and brother, Carl Greene juspd most?
and Mrs. Greene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tonella in 3 what words follow: with all
Marquette, Mich. * ’ j mv worldly goods . . . ?”
_ i 4. Who were the first Christian
A, •‘■'“"’w™. Misses .ndlTSSTi
£!™: J5'!. 'I?11*!1. phoft*." returned from a wwsesnsi n.m. .ume ,„r?
5 Whit does K C. B after an
two-week fisit with relatives in Saxton, Kan.
Mrs. L. W. Mayfield, 320 North Choctaw avenue has
returned fro ma visit of several .lavs in Ada, where she
accompanied Mr. Mayfield, who is beginning his duties as
instructor in the CCC camp there.
ANSWERS
I. Tennyson’s “Locksley Hall 1
2 Tlie letter “E.”
3. “I thee endow.”
4 The Apostles.
5. Knight Commander of
Bath.
that a diamond-shaped sign
j with a bent arrow indicates np-
j proach to a curve or a turn. It is
j important for you to identify this
arrow closely, for a gently turned
arrow means a curve, while a
sharply bent arrow warns you that
a sharp turn is ahead.
* • •
pEDFSTRIANS—your chances of
•» Slx-Dound baby daughter Thurs-
day at St. Joseph's hospital
Miss Canova. whose husband.
Private C. B. England, is stationed
with the army at Camp Ritchie.
Md.. named the baby Jutleta.
HORACE II. CLAPPE1
For County Surveyor:
BILL ALEXANDER
For County Attorney:
ROY M. FA UR ION
Republican Ticket
For County Sheriff:
JACK SMITH
CENSORS NO. 10 DOtVNIN
BOSTON—(U.R)—Even mall f
10 Downing street comes under
British censor's blue pencil as !
ney L. Kaye, a Boston merch
learned upon receipt of a letter f
Prime Minister Winston Chui
Ill's private secretary thanking
for a gift of coffee concentrate
Sally’s Sallies
Bv Se
keeping out of traffic acel-!
dents are better than fair If you J
walk with care. Remember the
common-sense rules:
Cross at crosswalks, obey the
lights, and on the highways alwavs
walk so that you face the on-
coming traffic.
* * *
TYEAT is the enemy of rubber.
That is why motorists are
ureed to comply with everything
th&t defensive driving calls for.
Smart car owners drive with re-
duced speed on hot summer days,
and get th most from their tires.
Problem a Day
“Don't you think itip Itinda overdoin' things—filing the
barbs It^needle points?”
What ls the area of a equilateral -
triangle whose side is 20?
ANSWER
173 (plus). Explanation—Square
1/2 of 20; subtract from the
square of 20 ;exlraot square root;
multiply by 10.
< ......... Km* frr>l„rt, Syp I,.Art, In. , Woi:.l nji.t.
“1 have to confess. Mike, after being yoor stenographer fou
years, 1 can’t use a typewriter yet.”
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