Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1950 — Page 16

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* Shaky Hand

Increases Winners From Six to Nine

.& few moments later, however when he managed contract on a nice bit of timing.

and his partner won with “th and West decided to let it win,

FT queen-eight.

winners.

“HOW COULD you open the bidding?” screamed south when; ‘»the dummy went down on this ‘*hand. His anger was forgotten|

to make his -.". West opened the six of clubs!

king. The trey of clubs was returned, declarer put up the jack

“Ace-10" “ove “Bouts

Now South counted up his sure He didn’ t get beyond 7

North dealer : 4 "Neither side vulnerable The bidding: : NORTH S—-K 654 H—K 4 D-KJS582 c—9 WEST "8-8 782° i—J 8 D—A 6 C—A 10762 C—K 8 SOUTH 8A JS H-AQ1786 DT C-QJ B54 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST sal PD. Pass 2.C Pass 2 Pp __. Pass

EAST. 8--Q 10

the trick already won.

"started on the spddes. .ace, dropping East's queen anc

the diamond situation,

+ Still Needs a Trick

coming from? : EgSath figured there “was ons

to date it appeared that West |

in the red suits, . * He had already played one small diamond and he surely had the ace left. If the ace were his Jast diamond .or in other words if he had started with exactly two | diamonds and two hearts ...

West Put on Spot After winning with dummy's king of diamonds, South led to! his jack of spades. lowed with ‘a low heart

small diamond foi the dropping a small club. At this|

his fourth trick. Thus South, by careful play, good luck and a little help from

rom six to Bine-—exactly

Grass Varieties Are Announced

It takes a golf association to get results for John Q. Public's .-lawn problems. The USDA experiment station at Beltsville, Me,, re~lly trying to develop some tough grasses that will take more punishment with less upkeep than, Kentucky bluegrass or bent, -So—far the supplies—are limited

to get first choice,

John Q. and his Mrs.

no drouth. There's also an B-27.

Alta

ment.

enough and fine. enough for

. northern lawns,

Sorority Plans _ Sale of Handcraft

sponsor a three-day sale of handcraft made by members of the "Fanny Crosby Foundation, Inc. The sale will be held from 8 a. m.

“Saturday in the North Side Chevrolet Co., 863 E. 63d St. Mrs. George Doherty. is the chairman. Assisting her are Mrs. William Ballard and Miss Phyllis , McTareney.

- You Can Now Plant Lilies in Spring

Lilies formerly needed to be «planted In the fall, but with pewer ~ methods of storage, spring plant-| ing produces good fi6wers. Get] them in as soon as possible.

lily from the Orient. Regal, Rubrum and Henryi are other good ones.

Plant 6 to 8 inches deep. Small bulbs can be grouped, large ones go a foot apart. They need soil ‘where water ddesn't stand around. A windbreak prevents tragedy - during blooming periods.

g Argentine Student Heads Barnard Group

NEW YORK-—Nani aroup of Buenos Aires has been elected

H-10 90532

D—Q 10 8 4 | | are the prospective bridegroom's

| married May 4 in the Southport Presbyterian Church. Miss Haines | attended DePauw University where she was an” Alpha Omicron Pi | Sorority member. Mr. Tutterow attended Purdue University and

3 NT AH Pass

A—tWO spades, three hearts and, In an| seffort to increase this total he

He led the nine to dummy’s

to nls king and returned the four R j ruff Place Baptist. Church

the jack he eo I 2 out Mr. and Mrs, John W. Ealy, 1108 after Apr. 15 in 4236 Spann Ave.

“chance. From the fall of the cards|

had started with five.clubs to the | ‘"ace-10, four spades and four cards Miss Ealy ‘will wear a gown of |

{

to 5 p. m., Thursday, Friday and|

\ Showy bloomer is the gold-banded|

Same Out of

| i im

Miss Carolyn Grace Ealy Will Be Married Today

the vows Grace Faly and Philip T.

ter W. Smith. They are stationed! rdingly he led the six of in Augsburg, Germany. Sh ki Lp | i Ia Ba went up with] Mrs. Harry Mann will be the| a Ing a sy dummy’s king when West ducked. matron of honor. She will wear! Things were looking better—but an agua tafreta frock. The brides- AFF] | an M any the contract was still far from maids, Miss Shirley Ealy and Miss home, Where was the ninth trick yariorie Watkins, will wear pink and yellow taffeta.

white satin and Chantilly lace. or Parkinson's disease, which afIt is made with a molded bodice flicts a good .many people.

and full skirt. This disorder causes muscular!’

2 iand arms, and a sort of stiffness Hybrid Grapes: lof Juseular movement. i a it comes from damage to a Are Develop ed certain portion of the brain not

Then he fun, cashed the ace of hearts and fol- for example, have never outgrown/ to! the wild “fox grape” taste of their ‘dummy’s king. Next came a early American ancestors. So board, now French grape breeders have declarer discarding a little héart./developed West had to win and he cashed have just a touch of that fox his good eight of spades, South grape strain for sturdiness.

point West had nothing left but ‘rival the delicate California type a 10 7 in clubs and the best he {fruit on much hardier vines. One disease begins gradually, usually

was to cash the ace for| (Seibel, 9110, by name) is said é could do was Ito resemble’ Thompson's seedless. ju one hand and at first the shak

[Most of the hybrids are proving | {hardy enough for Middle Western _| growers. the enemy, had incressed hig win ren on the tomato circuit hand : “pollination is-always necessary-tor “MUSCULAR movements “tend| produce tomato is allowed to pollinate with greater difficulty.. There are naturally, goodness knows whatisome other symptoms,’ especially strains will show up. So now aa tendency to'lack of expressivesterile blossoming kind has been ness in the face, which are often {developed. Easier management of present. hybrid pollination and possibly a

is sult,

List Sliced Bacon As Best Meat Buy

andthe golf -association-is- going — Compared —with—prices of six-llkely to be as common in-women |- o But eventually TT. ago, sliced bacon tops the fe in. men and may come early will be list of consumer's best meat buy, in life. sowing an Oriental grass (Zoysia American Meat Institute reports japonica) that grows, drouth or show. .

especially peppy kind of bluegrass, arketings of: choice hogs, sliced and tends to last for a great con oO fescue, & coarse, tough available everywhere at prices ay- and the mental condition is usual- . type, {s being tried out on Hoosier eraging nearly 20 per: cent be- ly normal except perhaps- after road cuts this coming season. low. those of early fall. . It's not a lawn grass éxcept where] A market check shows only years when there may be some rOEEHReSy te the main “requires Whale. Jams; alse of: i ——— —— ofthe mental. process. fine quality this year, approach I ———————— Still another new development sliced bacon as a good buy at Still Active at 90 is a Bermuda grass that's hardy meat markets.

‘Women in in Politics

{12 women members of Japan's grandchildren and great- great-|

H lw

Chi Tau Alpha Sorority Will Councilors.

and the ushers are to be Jerry| Mertz and Henry Jones.

Carlos “nhote. The engagement of Miss Maxine Haines and Gerald M. Tutterow is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Haines, 531 Mills Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tutterow, 2235 Union St., arents. The couple will be

was a Sigma Chi Fraternity member.

- The Rev. L. C, Trent will read sion veil falls from a cap of lace | uniting Smith tions and orchids. today in the Wood-| ‘the couple will leave for a wed-

They will be at home

t 330 p.m

The bride is the daughter of ding trip.

Kealing Ave, Mr. Smith's arents are Capt. and Mrs. Wal-|

‘The Doctor Says—

Disease i is s Result

“Trip to Follow =~ The best man will be Mr. Mann| By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D,

THERE IS a chronic condition of, the nervous system called {shaking palsy, paralysis agitans,

Her fingertip illu- |

shaking principally of the hands is a nervous condition be-

connected with the thinking proejesses;. Probably the most com{mon form is that which develops in older people—men more than women-—as a result of some obsecure process which may be conThey nected with hardening of the arteriés or something else which is fnot known. Sometimes severe anxiety or mental or physical shock seems to bring on the symptoms. The

Plant breeders have all pe of | American grape varieties,

some hybrids.

But their flavor promises to

ng may not be present all of he time, Together with the tremors there is some loss of muscular strength md stiffness,

hybrid seed. If theto be performed more slowly and

The same symptoms may come ss expensive hyd seed will re- from infections, especially what] {Is called epidemic encephalitis,| which is a virus infection of the| brain sometimes spoken of as| American sleeping sickness. "When Parkinson's disease de‘velops from this cause, it is as

There. may be periods of improvement of the palsy. ParkinBecause of sharply increased 30n's disease is a.slow process

excellent quality {is many years. There is no pain

the disease has existed for many

Miss Carolyn and she will carry white carna-|

After a reception in the a

MONDAY ONLY It's Our Once-o-Month Clearance of Broken Sizes and Short Lines

NEEDLEWORK FOURTH FLOOR

(33) WHITE LINEN SCARVES, stamped

to embroider, 18x36” and 18"x45.” Orig. 1.98 and 249 .......... $1 and 1.49 (11) WHITE LINEN CHAIR SETS, stamped. Orig. 1.20 ........cvn tees 89c (25) NATURAL LINEN NAPKINS, ! ”. stamped, 18.” Orig. 49¢ .iessseees 250 BABY YARN, orig. 39C sirvsenensenness 28c DRESS YARN, orig. 80¢ ...ccvvnvivees. 48c (7) BABY CREEPERS, stamped, yellow 3 ONIY. "OVE. 298 ..viivesirsresvinses 1.98 (27) BABY DRESSES, stamped, blue, white, yellow. Orig. 2.98 ............ 1.98 (7) BABY SLIPS, stamped, white. Orig. 18D ivi rrsrinnrevisasersiransines 396

Block's Balcony Bookshop

OVERSTOCKED BOOKS Were 49¢c to $5 29, 49¢, 79¢ and up to 1.98

Our own and manufacturers overstocks which include art, novels, biography, history, poetry and others, together with. books retired from our rental library.

ODDS AND ENDS +ivvvrvee. .19¢

LINGERIE . FOURTH FLOOR

SPECIAL SALE!

First Quality

TEXTRON LINGERIE

Reg. $3 to 5.08

1.85 and 2.85

® Large assortment of slips apd gowns ® In fine rayon crepes and satins ® Many. styles—lace trimmed and tailored ® Complete size range, wide color choice ® All exceptional values!

(20) FLANNELETTE GOWNS AND PAJAMAS, broken lot. Orig. $3 and $4.. $1

(100) NYLON CREPE SLIPS with lace trim. ONE Mvuesssosvassver rasveeir ener 8S

(1) BENDIX DE LUXE AUTOMATIC WASHER; floor sample. Orig. 239.95, 179.95 (1) THOR AUTOMAGIC WASHER; Boor sample. Orig. 199.50 ........ reste (1) APEX WRINGER WASHER; de luxe wringer, slightly chipped, floor sample. Orig. 12995 .......... reese. 100.95 BENDIX AUTOMATIC JRONER; floor sample; Orig. 179.95 SIMPLEX AUTOMATIC CABINET

IRONER, dented lid, floor sample. . Orig. 99.95 ....... weasssasssanesssee 19.95

(1) APEX AUTOMATIC IRONER, © - gpecial purchase, new. Orig. 199.95

LOM sO

..149.95

TAMPA Mrs. G. F. "Sadler, 90, is the head of a heaithy family living in. West Point, Fla. She TOKYO ~~ Currently there aré has 147 grandchildren, great-

ouse of Representatives and 11 grandchildren. Seventeen grandomen members of the House of sons went overseas in World War II and all came back.

~ Read About Kem- Tone

On The Back Page of

PARADE Magazine Today « if

Get Your Kem Tore at i

(300) POPULAR RECORDS Orig. 79¢ - °

35¢c; 3 for $1

(100) CHILDREN'S UNBREAKABLE RECORD BETS, 2 records to a set, Orig. 235. cireenynrerei AA vers 980

(35) POPULAR AND CLASSICAL AlLBUMS, incomplete or slightly soiled; NOW s.vesessennsess 15 and |; Off

TELEVISION SETS

FIFTH FLOOR

FLOOR SAMPLES ! 2 ' (1) BENDIX CONSOLETTE, 10” screen.

ONE. 23098 ...vvvirrinsrnissivsine 199058

(1) BENDIX TABLE SET, 10" screen with de luxe push-button chassis and

Washers, Ironers Fifth Foor |

12995

FIFTHFOOR |

“XD

(1)

table. Orig. 349.95 ....... Whi 169.95 PHILCO TABLE SET, with 7" screen. : Orig. 199.95 ..... en. saris ernegasie 3095 WESTINGHOUSE CONSOLETTE,

12" screen, ¢abinet with doors. Orig. 369.85 ....iiieiaiiaen Tava arienes i 369.98

‘WESTINGHOUSE TABLE SET, 12" screen with electronic magnifier. Orig. 260.95 ........ ++. 219.95

All prices plus tax and warranty.

Refrigerators Freezers, 5th Floor

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KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR:

7 cu. ft. size, 1949 model. Orig. 214.95, 189.98

KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS; 8.6 cu. ft. 1049 models, new, special

. factory purchase. Orig. 220.85 cores 100.98 ma

» KEATOR ro

sesavnbshnane

(Sorry, No Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders, Please)

| Ranges, Water Heaters, Fifth Foo

(8) (8) (4) @

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TAPPAN GAS RANGES. Orig. ABB river iesran saan

HARDWICK GAS RANGES; large ovens. Orig. 109.95 ..........00. 94.95

A. B. APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC RANGES. Orig. 119.95 ..............70.98

ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS; 66gal. size. Orig. 16985 .....vov0uvnnvss 99.95

A. B. ELECTRIC RANGE. Orig. 22095. ¢ueeivnicisarrarsirneisenses s10008

... 99.95

| HOUSEWARES

FIFTH FLOOR

(73)

(54)

(30) an (19)

(23)

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KROMEX ALUMINUM CASSEROLES. Orig. 2.98 ...... Creeene vess 1.49 BUN WARMERS; spun aluminum, Orig. 298 ..vivevivsvise Cer nnannneer Ri CHROME BREAD TRAYS, plastic handles. Orig. 6.50 ..........0u40 ee 3.50 CHROME CREAM AND SUGAR SETS, with trays. Orig. 12.95 set.....4.95 FLINT ROAST BEEF SLICERS. Orig. 2.50 ... ALUMINUM BAUCEPANS, 4-qt. size, with lid. Orig. 1.59 . ALUMINUM WATER. PAILS. Ho size. Orig. 1 1. 69 ALUMINUM SAUCEPANS, 1-qt. toe. Orig. T6C 4 eavcrnaeieriinse «+ 280 FOLDING ‘COSCO TABLES, enamel top, chreme legs. Orig. 11.95 .........7.95 WEAREVER PRESSURE COOKERS, 4-qt. size. Orig. 12.95 ..

sevessssesssranssanssis 150

sess sersenn aan

ssasenses

tressnsssvaneed

LUGGAGE

FIFTH FLOOR

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(2)

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(2)

WARDROBE TRUNK; famous make; slightly marred. Orig. $160 .........120.50

MAN'S 3-SUITER; topgrain cowhide. Orig. 47.50 c.cvvcarecrarsneanesgenes 35.50

MEN'S 2-S8UITERS; top grain cowhide, Orig. 20.95 ....cvvvusenssisees 22.50

MATCHING OVERNIGHTER. Orig. 2395 ‘vuyuerierrarsrrvasiinisnnnives 1630

WOMAN'S WARDROBER; green top grain cowhide. Orig. 50.95 ..........

COSMETIC CABES; fitted. Orig.

1350 ..ccvcnvnnnansrisencnssrnresss 950

All prices plus 20% excise tax.

‘China and Crystal

RUSSELL WRIGHT STEMWARE, char-

treuse, seafoam, smoke or clear, Goblets, sherbets, cocktails, cordials. Orig. 70c each ....

DECORATED TUMBLERS, 8-0z, 14-0z., 12-vz. sizes, and: juice Rlasees, ong. 50c and 59¢ ...cc0i000nn Seve raney eine 25¢

69.50" SALAD PLATES TO MATCH. orig. Tse.

+ +450

" DINNERWARE AND STEMWARE

‘ODDS; AND ENDS

15 Price and Less

ADIOS FIFTH FLOOR

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FLOOR SAMPLES

..radio-phonographs, :blonde cabinets, Orig. 219.95 ............. 168:

BENDIX PORTABLE RADIOS, AC-DC and battery, complete with : batteries. Orig. 42.75 .............. 20.95

{1 lot) BENDIX TABLE RADIOS, built

(1)

in antenna ‘and handles, ivory or

‘brown plastic cabinets. Orig. 26.95.. 19.95 TABLE COMBINATION, 5-tube, wood cabinet. Orig. 69.95 .........24.98 _

PHILCO RADIOS, in folding cases; fine for travel.

SLEEP SHOP

FIFTH FLOOR

(4) (8) (12) (8) (12)

5-DRAWER CHESTS. Orig. 39.50...29.50 DRAWER CHESTS. Orig. 29.50...19.50 3-DRAWER CHESTS. Orig. 19.50...14.50 HEADBOARDS. Orig. 1950 ........ 9.06

ODD BEDS; full or twin size. Orig. 1950 t0 39.80 .u.vciriiiiiiiiinienn 908

5-DRAWER MAPLE CHESTS. Orig. 29.50 ceserrraesiniareiisiniresie. 19.50

MAPLE BUNK BEDS, with™ ladder ; and rail.

OFZ. 49.50 «.0vvuvnnne.ot. 3450

LOVESEATS, open to make fuil size bed. Orig. 119.50 to 130.50 ..........69.50

Kitchen Furniture

Fifth Floor

(6) DAYSTROM DINETTE SETS; heat proof Sopa; cheg chrome “legs; Duran upholstered chairs.

Orig: 79.95 ........ 50.85

(4) DAYSTROM DINETTE BETS; 5-pe. Orig.

98 isencinnrniniinnrnannene

(1) "86" DOUBLE BOWL SINK

éomwith hardware. Orig. PE WET oo Sv FORSELAZN Top SINK; com-

x x 3

"BENDIX 9: TUBE COMBINA:* “=naaa ne * TIONS,

Orig. 49.95 ......... 24.95

vie

0 See AMERICAN SINKS: Fao an

| FLOOR COVERINGS, FIFTH FLOOR

(1) BRAID RUG; blue, Colonial pattern, cotton, reversible; 9x12. Orig. $129.50, 86.50 (1) MATCHING RUG; 8x10. Orig. $109 ..72.65 (3) MATCHING RUGS; 4x7. Orig. 20.50..10.95 (1) WOOL BRAID RUG; 8x10, wine border. Orig. $109 ...........:.....72.65 (1) COTTON BRAID RUG; 2x3. Orig. BOS sicetrinronaisnvinssonnncissves BN (8) OVAL WOOL BRAID RUGS; brown, blue, red, 3x5. Orig. 1995 ..........13.80 (20) COTTON BRAIDED RUGS; blue or beige, 27"x48”, Orig. 745 ........... 4.98 (1) ROSE COTTON BRAID RUG: 4x6. Orig. 1850 ,..0ccvivieesves savsnsse 11.908 (2) PLAID RAG RUGS; black or blue dominant, 27"x50.” Orig. 450 .....: $s (2) MATCHING PLAID RUGS; 36"x60.” OPIR. BIB \.ovviinrasiinnssnsonnen $4 (3) PLAIP RAG RUGS; orange or black dominant, Axe. Orig. 1095 .......... 6.95 (1) BEIGE LOOP SHAG RUG; 30x54.”

OME 1098 Y....eeuiivsiiiiesssrass 698

(1) ORIENTAL PATTERNED RUG,

11'3"x12’, £1) GREEN. CARVED. WILTON, 17512"... Er g $2:

orig. $399 ..... vives eee SU

(1) wi CARVED WILTON, 12'x12’,

orig.

(1) GRAY CARVED WILTON, 17'8”, orig. 340.80

21320 .... terssiasiiasasansees $149

12'9"x

(1). ROSE TWO-TONED AXMINSTER,

12'x12”, orig. $162 .......

ase. $100

(1) BLUE FLORAL AXMINSTER, 12’x

19'6”, orig. 186.70 ....... (2) BEIG

: seerssseanes $129 ‘SCROLLED AXMINSTERS,

11’3"x12’, orig. 110.25 sisesvenasisenes §T9

FINE.FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR

1 group) UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE, {floor samples of fine quality chairs,

loveseats, sofas, in green satin mohair piped with chartreuse ...........20% Off

ADAM SOFA; mahogany frame, smart striped fabric from our top manufacturer. Orig. $505 ...........8288

TUFTED SOFA; very fine quality, : aqua and gold fabric. Orig. $595 ....$275

3-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, blue frieze cover with blonde legs. Orig. $208.

‘OCCASIONAL CHAIRS; coples of museum pieces, shell back design, black lacquered frame, green and white satin upholstery. Orig. $175, each Cera N au

HIGH BACK MODERN CHAIR; bleached frame, yellow. rough fabric. OME. SIIB cvivaivnminrvnsescndontnsns $65

-$179

SETS ET INI I essa sane an

} REGENCY CHAIR; Brees and white - striped satin. Orig: $199

reresansss. 76.50

MAHOGANY COMMODE with “drop leaves and one drawer. Orig 49.50 ..27.50

MAHOGANY END TABLE, with two :

drawers. Orig, 59.50 .veevvrnenenras 87.

MAHOGANY COMMODE; twodrawer, Orig. 79.50 .cieevevernses..89.50

Toys

IN THE ANNEX

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“Were 29.5001

“drink, wet. Orig. 5.98. :.......

LOCOMOTIVES AND. TEN DERS.

as asasresans FE

UNCOUPLERS, Were 205.......... 1.95

STEAM ENGINES. Real precision built. Orig. 495..........c0uu.t. THe 2.98

RANCH STYLE DOLL HOUSES. Orig. 4.98 .....

CLOVIA DOLLS. Cry,

coo, sleep,

ue CASE PLAY TABLES. Orig.

awesesestressissenranserssnsses Si

TRIPOLY GAMES. Orig. $1.......... 6%¢

HIT AND TOUCH BOWLING GAMES, Orig. 498 ..........0%...... 3.50

STAMPEX STAMPING SETS. Orig.

1.25 SABER sNRRNIIEINI RNa RRL

Sporfing Goods

In the Annex

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18)

DIAS ARCHERY SETS. Orig.

saenvssnsssasssiverassassernas 1.50

ends AIR PISTOLS. Orig. 14.98 7.98

The su clear f The to] Ken siz

Desiral regular Broken BLOCHK

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(10) BASKETBALL SHIRTS, “wool. Orig.

SUssrsssnnrriinnan

(8) REGULATION BASKETBALLS® ~Orig. 1

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(8) REGULATION BASKETBALLS.

Sess rs Rss Ranna nnn.

(2) SETS OF KROYDON GOLF IRONS. 8 to a set, Orig. $48.................%

(1) SET OF: KROYDON ‘GOLF WOODS.

Left hand, 4 in set. Orig. $50........32.98 (48) GOLF BALLS. Orig. 95¢ each......75¢ ea

(36) GOLF BALLS, Orig. 85¢ each... ...08¢ on

SIXTH FLOOR

Rt) Tans LAMPS; brass - modern. SILK SHADES; slightly a « 2. Wa rssassnsesines a

and loss: Orig.

rR —

Gabard fronts. sizes, s

(12) BLA mat

(50 ) ME! (131) NY)

16%, 1 Orig. 3.

(38) IMF id SHI

(500) HA - 1.50

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