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Show - , - - - : , - - 1 1 r - 4, , Special 'ardon Given Possible Life Term i e-of , i : - 1 , . ' 0 ,.,.:,,,, , , 1:1S.4-- o, ." -f- .,' :. fr''... ....,.. ) '? , 1 ' r '. ..,,... ', - , I N.-- N;p11411;: Jo.: ,,A.), .., .. .. ..,t,tol .x ..,:9,...- ': , ' - '''' ' ;,,, , 'STATE PRISONAR mi 1?!.--Y3-', '40-, 4- 4,,-, unprecedented "specialI pardon" vje:,----- ... , le, 'which restorel civil rights to 11,,,,,'r - ., , td, ' an who has complet,' ;.,,,,IF,,, '''', 11"1"1""s0144e) ed his parole was granted here ,..,,4 ,,, by the State:I3oard of Pardons' Wednesday. . . . ,,,,,...4 The board's a recent attorney general's rul,,..,4,:k...,,, ing that ending the Parole and, ) sentence of a criminal who ,4094i."1 r couldbe made to serve life in ''s ' prison does not automatically r -4 . , , restore his civil rights. Termination of sentences :1,4 1 ', . I t'..,. irtta,...... of the life-ter- m does re41 A 44, store the right to vote, which i.,, , , ', ti":0-1-, 4,...,1', is . ,,,J... , every felon loses when he ' 4' convicted and Sentenced, ac- - : to J. J. Kelly, chair- .Z77 ,, ,r, ' I .- , ''..0.:--,- ,- . (t . 4-- .'-... , - action-'followe- .,.... 40.,,, ,,, 1,, i ,, . , - , - . : Tra.ffie--$0410.:-- Po - ... . ' le - f - - .1 , - ' - ,, 1 J f , , I v -I, k 31. Illolk . ' ICZttta' ' ' . : , - ., -. ' CITY, UTAH - i - ...451 f , - . -.- 14.1 l. 1 i - - , . ' - 4 -- - - . ti 11 031 - I SALT'LAKE t7tir;;i 4,F, ., "J.; ...t.0., , 1 . ER I 4 . - . D , . c , 0100i-'..,Wah..,-- k sri, .:;;:,, ("0, 41 ,V.-,0- - - . . - .4 $af.:(600.1., .K.,;,, "1;f11; Barney G. Turner, chairmaii of the Utah care. paign, emphasized that clothing should be wearable. Cash Contributions are not solicited. The drive has been officially endorsed by Pres: Dwight D. Eisenhower'. Douglas Fairbanks U chairman of the campaign. Speaking of the drive, Pres. Eisenhower said, There are today no people whose suffering is greater than the people of Korea. There is, therefore, no cause worthier thigh' that with which the American relief for Korea is so , energetically concerned.", 22-2- , - ' . -4- t '" ) -- , All types of clothing for both, maleend female, Is adults Illjd children are needed. Winter clothing ' particularly in demand. The drive gets tinder parr , ; - .3. : r.12. mop of a nationwide program of American relief for Korea. It's being sponsored in Salt Lake City by the Deseret News and 'Telegram and members of of the Army, Navy, Air Force, the reserve-un- its National Guard, Marines and Navy Air Wing. Plana call for reservists dressed in uniform and manning military vehicles to pick up the cloth. Collection centers will alsd be ing on Aug. established throughout Salt Lake County. Persons outside the Salt Lake Cityarea may mail clothing s to the Deseret News and Telegranti, 33 Riche-MSt., Lake City, Utah. :, ...,,. -- C It's almost time to get the kids ready for school. A' lot of last year's clothes have been outgrown. Why not help some other kids that aren't going to ' bitable to go to 'school this year? ; ,-4-; :..4 A4 Send your child'i discarded clothes to Korea. The It's easy. Just call the Deseret News, 'termed forces reserves will pick up the clothing on They'll be packaged and sent to, Korea.Aug-22-2- .,, , 1 i''''''''''' - I'UTAH , ..,.. 1, , I. , N. l'ONI.:1 ..... AWN I X ,, , od : , CI nvict , - , 4;1 ( To Ex .T ' 4 , , ResIord -- Call 'News' and Reserves Will Pick Up --4 """"1"1111"---"--4'-- ,. - . THURSDAY, AUGUST - - 13,1933 ..-- -- . ' $ , An analysis by the National,, , ..L., -, 1952 Utah's of Council Safety , , s . ' , .. ft . made public lo Awe'd , ,,,..., ., traffic record Thursday was 'sharply critical 11' ,,,'1441,s of enforeerant, traffic engi...e'k . eoging . t,..,,, .JelliNcl ..,,1, neeritig, accident records, and , , ''',', 14,1',P., s, to ',......, .i., organization , pertaining .ty... -!Revokes One Parole ' . 3 ,,e, ',,,,t-, safety. ,.' , ; The board also revoked one . , 1 7-," ;;,...,,,,..107 presented ' 4,4c,toti ulanFa.lyHsilsil;was byTphea violationI of for parole parole -, weity, 41 U' -, six paroles, de!....'Nv,,-- I Ilte, . rules, granted director for is,.'11.3w ,' , ,s's A ern regional field,, ,, nied five pleas, and continued-on, , , rk.,,y,t..... , '''e . . ,,,S.,407,,s'.1.". , Iheit. :".'1 , the council. , ' ' ' ' case for further exaniina. . Ernest 'Bourne. eiecutive sec, n Dr;-Benniotion. Submits---10-Day. x Colin-e- ll, of Utah the HELP Safety THEMTwo TOUCAN retary victims of unfortunate The special jpardon was given national the that war explained the Korean stand near the ruins of their home in to an Ogden man who had comSeoul. You can send them your old clothing by calling group each year' makes a study r . . parole after pleted a Onof records states' traffic ' arid Deseret the News Members of Telegram, serving two yeark in prison on' the Armed Forces Reserve Units will pick up clothing. centratint- on weaknesses disa five years to 1iIesentence for covered rather than strong . r ., . Weber in By LANOB K. CHAMN County. - robbery points.' - The special pardon does not, News Education Writer , ; trges More Officers . however, have any effect upon eonhundred serious Lake Five Salt teachers, deeply . City to The analysis recommended the original robbery charge, cerned about. their jobs and the future of the city's schools, - which the former inmate pleadthe addition of a least 65 new met Wednesday night at South High )School to talk things state highway ed guilty. trolmen. It ' , over . with their boss . I A full pardon 'exonerates, a' asserted that proved techWill Utah schools open on time? Will there be enough 1In a schoolteachers meeting.-cittense but leard quiet man from the crime charged niques of enforce ent could be teachers? Have teachei contract& been mailed? Have they Dr. M. 1.,yin Bennion, . i on used. such as city1 against him,' and Is granted The "Miss Utah" selected during future Utah State Fairs offenses whichconcentrating been school superintendent signed? . , . when new eVidence shows him trigie-- accident incontracts them teacher over over are and no these will that to be innocent. contestant in records show by longer automatically become the staM's beingmulled C produce the most . Questions like pay raises except the the Mislk America contest. anxious parents. all over the state. In sin attempt to find clude-n- o Three End Paroles highway- mishaps. e . . macre-, usual J. . Theobald, state- fair manager, said Thursday the Fair On other matters the report answers to some of these quesThree others, convicted of ment. Dr. Bennion explained News the Deseret tions and . ,. o stated:. had their Assn., is dropping the Miss America franchise. Chief reason, lesser crimes,---alsthat the contracts; to be mailed IF Records-A-re not being, ade- Telegram telephoned school disauthe ended ' he is winsaid,the board, Utah by that paroles next week, contain a special ,10- quately Maintained by the State superintendents through- tomatically restoring their net is usually City! clause. day week. this state the of Public early Safety Department at the time of the state fair and rights. 500i with out He the that of these The results help-tof due lack telephone pointed principally tda A summary of the board's ac- - cannot participate. in any of '21, new , contracts the Board- dr , process the thousands of re- intervieWs are reported below, . the local activities. tions follows: II would Education be to district district received .ahle by annually. ports The fair manager said, how- Paroles Granted Conterince The Legislative hikes . in the later A of grant pay legislacontinuing study Sack O. Smith, 26. committed from ever, that they are AlpineSchool starts Sept. trying Utah County for fictitious checks. one session. of the of the Salt Lake Chamber of Utah mus "find" about 500 year if tion should be made so that the Contracts have been mailed. sear served. parole effective Sept. 15. work out a plan 'to tie the ... was. called and. Commerce Thursday went , on , motor is . code vehicle state's 50 been Kenneth Albert Raker. 37, Tooele test in with the Miss Universe cent About have Legislature additional teachers if pubilet per County. second degree burglary. 'be kept up to date with uniform signed and rturned. AU va- schools are to be fully staffed - More money was made avail, record , that it "favored the ' years. one month served, effective Oct. competition which is held usu, able. 13, if accepted by California. .i. H laws recommended by Presi- cancies have been filled. Teach! in July. when they open. principle'. of the school finance LeRoy Alfred Dufford, 33, Salt Lake ally i comq Eisenhower's offered 8200 dent No ers Comments increase.' Make four safety It was indicated that some County. second degree burglary,. research A check of districts shows rearm served. effective Oct. S. plan worked out by the mittee. S. re-- 1 starts ' The BeaverSchool :teachers Sept. William Eugene Foutch, 27, Utah, other organization may pick up carefully ll ST. GEORGE, Washington active teachCounty. second degree burglary. three the Miss America franchise to Lack Contracts sent ' 'out but being that even if-arained 'from taking any ,action., staff of the Utah Legislatlei .y ears. eight months served, effective CountyTwenty-seveUtahns, vaers return,. many classrooms or ,even stating opinions That Council. select a "Miss Utah" to enter held by teachers. Teacher . Oct. 13. There is slack of Raymond Linden Vorheis. 26.- Salt in that competition. on polygamy in Arizona wanted to filled. stiU be cancies Conference members agreed constill won't have instructors. might prejudice themselves. state between Lake County, robbery. five years, five agencies months served, effective February. 1955. Deadline for applications in charges: have agreed to waive cerned with traffic on the one 'School Elder Box, After,Dr. Bennion,explained that they should make no tot . Educators say the only George Edward Sweetser. 31. Salt Lake County, second degree burglarY, 'this year' s contest for a queen extradition and face authori- hand and the citizens groups Sept- 8. Contract r mailed but answer to the will be the school-board- 's anxiety con- mai recommendation relative to problem two years ' ,seven months served. eftec. to reign over-t- he state fair is held by teachers. Number the recruiting of hundreds ef cerning the issuance of conout to the being i two August. 1955. carry attempting Ariz.in tifs Kingman; of the Council 'plan Sept. 1. Fair dates are from tracts before the opening Of ad6ption Applications Den lotd who are not certifiteachers was made on program.- of the National Safety of teacher resignations rept:fted The agreement : 1. Gov 12 Bracken Le. 20. Mr. to after until 'Theobald Thomas P. Egelaton. Carbon County, Sept. , , higher than usual. cated by the state school of. schools,-- the teachers , heard condition that they be arraigned Council on the other. insufficient funds check, rehearing, said t judging of the contest from their own legal. counsel, returns ,to the a:ate Monday. , ; the records Cache By lack 'Tentative who AuguaL 1955. present These fice. tilpe The 27 teachers, those are bail. without U 't a h would begin Sept. 16 when con. Harry Henry Christiansen. ! an a in short Chem meeting cidents are of traffic & to John proc, Boyden. on sufficient training , the Utah side qualify -School tentatively Cache August, testants from all reside0 County. forgery.. rehearing. over the state who offices the 2955. He urged them to use ex- her of Commerce of the Short Creek community, lessed and st died by the state's scheduled to open Sept 8. Some according to standards set uP Gerald Michael Frankel. Salt. Lake will come to Salt Lake City. Lewis H. beard conference financial r sponsibility adm., contracts have been mailed. by the State Board of Educa- treme caution; to go Count, grand larceny, rehearing, Au.. which straddles the slowbt. Council digust, 1055.i Legislative Lloyd, or no of value are little to issued be will have they -None have been returned. tion, border. Orville Leon 'Jones, Salt Lake County. Out that teachers He pointed the finance and receiving stolen property., rehearing. IN THIS SECTION The agreement 'followed an for highway engineering pur- School officials Say there is an temporary pertnits to teach. were a part of the public. and rector, explain August. 1955., teacher retirement P lan s- poses. WashRobert Dean Follette, Cache County, that teachers "understanding" that they were interested in the Mr. Lloyd voiced the - convio.. r attempt Wednesday by : Mr. Bourne Is said grand larceny. rehearing. August.. 1954. Sports set-art-s B-B-2meeting will return if satisfactory to ington County Sheriff Antone public welfare. He reviewed tion that the Legislative Coun- f, Miscellaneous - next .week to "culc" I, reached. - B-B. Prince to serve warrants of worked Parole revokedRichard V. Hansen, Financial the legislative program I ; cil subcommittee on education traffic problems B-Sevier County, second degree burglars'. Comics arrest and extradition papers out between ,educators and the and educators had reached vir-- , CarbonSchool Sept. Case centinuedWelby Doyle Emma, . ; that those and among B-on the 27 members of the group. 1. Contracts mailed; about 60 Salt Lake County, second degree bur, Radio, TV Logs - education subcommittee ' -of- the. tually complete agreement on . ,. will be Mr. Hill, Gov. J. Bracken glary. Further psychiatric examination Obituaries B-27 could and of be nine vathe, cent Fifteen Only returned. CounciL'. ILegislative per ordered. a legislative program that located. They were released on Lee and heads of state agencies 'cancies still to be filled. Refers to Bills could be presented to a special - concerned with traffic safely, mer teacher loss recognizancei, said that it He said the d bills 043- - session. -- , high. , ex ' - , , . posed would make it, possible 'x months" to might require t Dagge- tt- No telephone con1 MAGNAA, bandit armed "to do the things we want to serve the extradition papers on nections with DakKett District. with a "cannon" took almost have done." Ile said it, would I $32 4 000 the missing 18 persons. nine and teachers ,', Only profes. it . , i, F. Lewis, Magna, allow teachers Jill substantial , The agreement followed a sional people employed in dis. $600 from J. ' , Joe's Mike and of raise." He avoided proprietor carefully meeting between LeRoy JohnricBelieved ahool will open Is : 1 Tavern, Magna, last night about mentioning any specific salary , Utah skies may cloud up and shower again Friday. The 8. son, leader of the "United' fL.,, Sept. ,...,:,,,, Et , ''''....' . 1IL '.7 42,..7'. Z:. .'''.. illn-- - . ,,,,. ... figures.,, ' , scattered storm., were eapeeted,la start ,. Thursday .. after-- ., ore,w,group which t Wits ,raidM to. ,, DaviaSehoot ar Mrs. Itai Ashton, making he ' -- noon in the south tortion, spreading to the rest of the state 101 eantraetrinanar-barg----b-I official visit to Utah as last was for he the 1 See ' TEACHERS on up night cleaning ties in an effortb to halt the alPage '0 ri ay. by teachers. Some vacancies. 1 naonal president of the Amen. , closed been had tavern after the After a brief cool spell, temperatures have warmed up ileged practice of polygamy and . teachers that "Understanding" , Legion ,... nwThasurs-t.1 atAauxrecentarIptio' to more near normal for this time of year. Highs Friday Utah arid Arizona officials.: ' will return. Teachers offered ,wh,ent. a man Walked in and o ''' , a. g !IA...az a insimittoml, " will be 90 to 100 mid lows 55 to 65. . Paul W. LaPrade, assistant UTAH STATE . PlliNit -l Ilk bechaenen Lake Vialrfound-Guiafternoon Salt ellS City. ich."7 ' ' Salt Lake City's nighttime- - temperatureis gradually- -- attornergerierar-ofArrzon-i, has who Warden "Marcell diaham Thurs.1 Verbal Agreement Vernal ' woman, 'of' "I don't know what tine on the rise after a snappy 52 recorded Tuesday morning. said he would recommend that touring the nation in Duchesne .- 4- SchoolI starts gun it was, but it looked like a outlined a $3249000 building, the Short Creek residents be day -Wednesday morning it was 54 and Thursday morning it was - ---r 8- -- Contracts- not mailed.farewell final bid, was imbed- - --1 , Cant106.9"--tSepfor Utah State Prison T, 57 Forecasters are predicting it will dip only to 63 Friday released on recognizance after progeam' S. 3:30 p.m. Ofl a .L Jack' arrive - -- to at uled Verbal teachSanchez, with agreement 19,140 Jay ,,--'Mr. 'Lewis said tatL be remorning. Fridayla daytime high will be near, 95, 'coin- they have reached Kingman, at the monthly Board of Cor- ers. Board Imeets Thursday to , son ,Ave., Thursday in police United Air Lines flight from . from moved $600 92 Arizt-. I. Wednesday. pared with 4 32 days Denver. reetions meeting at the prison. study problem. Five or six the cashapproximately , ,. . and handed it court was sentenced to register nine-ite, - Thi project, how- - vacancies. , to the bandit when he demanded in jail or a fine of $160 on a . I e A reckless driving, tharge, and 8 This' Emery-L-Schostarts Sept. the money. g . ,, ever, will only cost an estimated Steals f trousers 1 in 2.. Contracts not makled. Teach. jail or fine of $30 on t Mr. Lewis told officers that days 1150,000, Warden Graham said, : SID N. C. Ahern, 1577.9th , Bast, count, .. ers advised by letter jobs open when he attempted to watch the a negligent-tollisioi 0 use of fnmate because of the The ;sentence was handed told police Thursday that while . at old schedules. bandit flee the man threatened labor and materials available GOOD QUESTION GarfieldSchool starts Sept.. to "put you to sleep for 50 min- - downzby City Judge J. Patton. he was , watching television that they took a trip recently through the , .. 1 l'',. Neeley, who warned Sanchez Wednesday . night someone' unSee DISTRICTS- - g' Page WU utes." . When l)ty Henry Aldous Dition vas accept. parks in Utah, down to California, up' the at the prison. that he were found guilty of hooked $ window screen in an, , if -'- ed as new president of Utah bta;e Agricut, ocean route and back down through Boise, Already approved and author-7 The was described bandit , it ,' , . t., . ' violation his adjoining bedroom and sole a , any ized for immediate construction ct tural College at US AC last Sattirday at a Twin Falls and Northern Utah. being 5 feet 10, weighing 140. licensesubsequent would be suspended. pair of trousers. The trousers is it cannery building and 150. ' board of trustees meeting, one of the trustees L As they were nearing home their ' I a wallet with $30 and ,,,. , tf 1,,li old daughter, Maureen, remarked , "Mommy, equipment, which is, valued at asked, "How soon can you come to Logan and and a papers pocket --f start to work?" : I sure am glad Heavenly Father brought us ,, , " ' s 's ' ' , , 5. watch. -548,500. ; -- 'home safe?! i "Monday," replied Dr. Dixon. , , con- I ed for earl Also "Did,you say next month?" asked George isP ror . IP. S.: 'Thanks for the clipping-an- d , the a residence struction , the , , one trustees. of the Preston, . . kind words.), . ' . ' ' i valued at with. '', ' 00,000, - t warden, , "No, I said Monday," was the reply. , e - s ,,, , ' CA'STLE, , an estimated cost., to build of ,, . "What's--- - holdingiryou' up?" Mr., Preston DALE, Emery - -,, , '' , ' , of t Wes- - - . $20,000. isked jokingly. CountyArraignment ; GOOD '. .. QUESTION ' ' i Texas Other project outlined and ley J2DuBols, - Practice refueling runs for 1.' ... I ( Matthew Cowley, another trustee and ' 0. g -first-boarDick d . and under. 'consideration by the oil worker charged with endurance the proposed ilim Afortimer member of the Council of the Twelve, gave lensing' . ..,., ., ,. ,, ' ,. are fire equipment, milk degree ,murder in the fatal i thmcb Ms. "her' 41 in.,'" douintowtf - t over Salt the explanation. ,"He has to go to church . to Yis will be ' Sunday ,'firearms safety - t ' farm dormitory, machine shooting of acinomdpefainniioncely.bas, Lai, kweinVablleeyheciodmmneexntciwngeeSketi,att -ce9rdrif ale and Jim was telling Dirk about soma seta , Sunday," he said. nee ii Salt, Lake Chamber of Commerce plans of the ' .and granary, shop build- - been ' ' i. 1, . dish he bad eaten is sonArmy mess ball i, a beeand , , -E. . on Safety. . , . L Sheriff Don the Salt Lake airport,- - it was mery-, , County ing greenhouse. I ' ' H. S. of Virginia recently, Morr, chairman the committee,, - .., TOURIST NOTE ---- -, . ,A financial report of the Kofford. said Wednesday that disclosed Thursday.-- , -; ' a Dick' t his th depart.the safety officials, group, city listened city to and submitted Pron. ft' prison, by - Wttrden the arraigntrient had been post. g is driving a . , Capt. Calvin Gill Sharpe,who m, check to and aside other the had set day groups to tier Airlines- pilot, and Don It Graham; shows prison costs to poned to permit DuBois time ' just forming a question,when a littlesfteulhO bus this summer,reportea that while one tour- - . i . firearms. , . , , ' 4 be $26,349 13 at the end of the obtain counsel. Bean. his copilot, flew to Den- "IVer;-sir- ? the booth 'and al sad, stopped I the RovellY out to seal see ,--sit group ., 'or Ile all check to all snioyiig carefully , guns persons ' urged of the held in first is ver to -test have uBis the the current being Dick Thursday'the looked . in ' and monb; the boy fight out of the ' that they are unloaded-an- d that floating in Great Salt Lake, he heard one mass, - eye i fatal shooting of Mervin Low-O- f airplane completely overhauled - Abel "are - put ' it taste like?' ' :'s ,t .,; . of 1, reach children." t' - , " - ,,, etcaim, 'Tbis is handy.--IrOu- - - - -- - -- 'Jo - own- - , said, 'What does this 'Castle Dale the the mount, resident and for cry, largest equipped -' shoot---to the number of tragic figure-wa- sbece. P,1 $V82-.70-for food. Lowery died - of gunshot wounds 'endurance flight: Additional - -"By taking lust a few In 1 fuel Aings that have occurred lately.- following an argument in a fuel tanks and Also Included , an was invest' -, ---,, , SWENONYMS , save the lives of other ments to we check , firearms .may . 53 of . ment tavern for be in. will On of Outskirts beer the the 0,506 pickup .,, equipment ' ''' ' -41111.Es ., '',.Children,", declared. c.., Grouch: he A'man ' who . who distrusts ; leining-projeI fish et ' 'stalled at the Frontier, shops in in people ', prison's Orangeville, . : Emery - , County, ' 848 A. ' r.. Oakley St,1writesi flatter him and, dislikes thoseyho don't.Bari!, ' . - sr Mn. T. A' - Denver. ,.. kondaY ilillit-Strawberry -IteserUoir.,--- . -- 1 ', ' '''' , .,,,, , i ' 1 . ,,,...;;fr,.,,,.,..,0-,,,..-, , -- , :,,,,,,i,,,,,. . , -, . ..4,------,: - , , ,, . , , -- 7 - --. ,".... - ' 7 - , ,s...----- ' ..,,-lt,'-77.-----'-r - ' ''''r-- .,.., .' , L .. 7 , ' . : - ,1 V7 ' t--' '' - , tI4'.. -', 1 . :, ' - .. - -- ; ' , -- , i- - ,, -- i - r,,, !::1 - . ', . s. ,,ó,'-- Teich es , k lt -- EL. , .,, k,' -- " -' -1 4- ,,,, .,,,:o:' N. .4,4-4- ..,, , . J. - : ., 0 ri) ' , . f'-';',- , . t.- - - s . en 0 ,Iri MetA1,17. Cri.41))ri)vitritacl Clitt - fge vi , . . Z -- - . School Districts Report Paenegopl-, two-yea- - Teacher cwitrtrcts Remain , Utah Fair. Board Ends Miss America Setup - - -- tillahns Italve -- - 4 hamber Group Favors School - I to'Extradition in Financing Plan Still Need More Teachers o -- length-ofoervic- Schools in Utah I - Z . - - ' 7 . . - - . . , , it - ' , , , . - , n . . - , starts ' - , . ' Utah-Arizo- - , - ; 2 - 5 6 8 aenng 9 B-1- 0 9 Sum-unusual- - UTAH SKIES MAY CLOUD, RAIN AGAIN ON FRIDAY Armed ,Bandit Ge4 $600 Haul r. - , - , 20-od- , iuilding Legion Auxiliary t Head Program Slated Atilafer. - - . ' a ;2,9,4-ingr- ' 1 1 On Driving Count , , , scENE ToD SWENTE n ' - , $75st - - - Pleading In Murder Case . - 1 . . , - , ,, ' , 60-d- fligp 4, wen-havin- '- - - ,, , sight-seein- , -- - , -- ,,, , - - -- , - ' - ; ,, ,, , , .,..... , ' - 1 TTTI; ' -- - -- A ., - .,0 , -- - ', .--- - , , . --- . , ,. ' , , , , ,, 4, ' - t - , - , ,,' -- -- ,.-- -, ' 1-- , - ,,1- - ,' - ---- , -- , - -- , , 4 - --. ' - . , ' . - ., . , , . i ,. - ht ' , ' . , ---- -- - 1 ' ., ' 2- , two-mon- th ,- ---- -- , , -----4 ,, . .. - , . . , ,- , , . can .,,,,, CHECK FIREARMS'SUNDAY S. 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