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''-- -' f-l- - 7 i Tribune Intermountain Wire ''' ':: :::::: ::: :: ::::: :: " PROVO—Death of Mrs Ella i : :: ' 34 Provo of Hadlock :::::': y ' Bulkley May i - Lie " ' ' It ::::::-:was caused by a gunshot wound ac- t 1 7 Tribune Intermountain Wire " :: Tribune Intermountain Wire to ' inflicted : ii according I cidentally 1' ''k ‘ '''""04'" ' - '''': a — The Associated of the coroner's at Ogden—Activation of the huge EPHRAIAI ::::::: I findings jury ::' ::s: t '' "':--"Is- ' i'I of a two-da- y conclusion 'F Inquest 1 navy supply depot at Clearfield I Civic Clubs !:c:4' of Southern Utah Sat- ' tk 1: ' e3:--:: 1 here Saturday 1 t In the near future was indicated - ' zi::-:-r1ii-' on went r record opurday night The Verdict in effect freed Paul '' 1 Eaturday in Ogden as officers and F' national Collett 38 an employe of the Geposing gasoline mileage ' " ' '' — ' it:zi civilians in charge of operations : neva works of the Columbia Steel rationing under the proposed plan '::47It:' 'been held ::: who has for :' quesarrived in Ogden and began immeT72"'''''4 and messaged commendattons to plant t44 ' I::: tioning since Mrs Bulkley's death 'T:'"':' 77-- ' ' diate preparations for commissioni 27 committee which last for Wednesday morning v'T"4N:s4early "(" thaes congressional 1 o'' ing of the plant questioned advisability of the 4 1 any blame for the shooting move k ' Heading the group wax Comt Mr Collett a boarder at the $ t - - — 4? i P Mande' IL IL Ilinea executive Chauncey Sandberg of Hurri''''''e Bulkley residence was chief wit4 i'''::''':: cane now completing a term as officer and supply officer in com-g' ness at the inquest and testified ' : ' r ' ' ' vice president of the organization a ':' ::'' :el mand of the depot until a sup''''J'' that Mrs Bulkley fired the shot f'''' 4 2 A and chairman of its advertising C officer is designated t:y the ply A'' an herself after ::: i:::is' argument which i': " "' ' 1 was elected president committee to " take command of navy operastarted at a cafe where they had "':' ''i4- Nk:!1 to succeed J W Humphrey of tions ' i a dance gone following z : v- Commander Hines and Mrs Ephraim Collett however will be held to '444!Illt: - :''''' Other officers for 1943 are: '‘IR44-Hines arrived in Salt Lake City 1 H ' to a ' answer of ''''''" ::: " charge ' adultery '4415 Graham C Shaw of Greenriveri ' '1'' '' 1:: :::::: Friday night and drove to Og'" "::: District William ' '' j::)44" Attorney Stanley :: first vice president Walter Pax-ma- n IF :' L444' 041den Saturday morning where they t '':' 'i':41 e 'i' Dunford and Deputy County At' :: ! :' ' 1: of Nephi second vice presi' : ':: — xvill make their home at the Ben 4 ' ' : ' ' ' ' ::::: L f ' torney Elmer :z i': '' Terry said follow- ': I dent Jones of Helper Lcmond hotel pending location of r II :::::: the L''::::'' verdict :' ing 1: ::::- - ':::"'''' -::': :'' James Henry 'T'':: tM Sargent of Pangruitch permanent quarters for them ::4: 7 t was The i 1 concluded short::: r inquest ::: Ernest Joseph of Parowan Ray ''':" 7 ' -- '":1 ly after '''' :::''":::! noon Saturday following Met by Official '' t - :1 ' '' H Buchanan of Richfield and Mr ' a five and ''':":persons '''''' i testimony by óa eàS -f At the hotel they were met by ' Humphrey executive board memcourt demonstration on how the bers Barton Lieutenant Commander A N KesF who holds of honor Red fastest Joseph 1eing a rifle would have gun sesmantommisemeamibmsmaloammegr—stes--smsam 31m2S42 : senich chief storehouse officer of Cross knitter In Washington county had to be held to be fired by the Cites Objections the navy supply depot: L E Stein-chi- Commissioning of the new Clearfield navy supand acting supply officer sin command StandMiss Beth Littlefield of victim The association's resolution on clerk and T H Sweeply depot loomed Saturday as key officers ing left to right are: L E Steinfeld chief Provo selected because of the same ney formerly with the U S civil gasoline mileage rationing a copy arm measurements as Mrs Bulk-le- y and civilians conferred in Ogden Seated Is clerk Lieutenant Commander A N Kessenich of which was forwarded to Conservice offices who will become handled demthe for the gun Commander IL If Hines executive officer assistant chief clerk of the depot and T If Sweeney assistant chief clerk gressman Jed Johnson whose comonstration mittee has opposed such rationing Construction operations at the Other witnesses were Lois Carcited the differences in distances supply depot one of the two largver 12 a daughter and Reed Lain the west and pointed out that the United States have - est in mar 17 a son Carver of Mrs been- sufficiently completed that transportation facilities are inBulk ley George W Loveless and activation of the plant is now only without greater use of adequate J J Mercer deputy Utah county A short time away Commander automobiles than would be posTribune Intermountain Wire sheriffs who Dr and Eines &aid under gasoline rationing J J Weight investigated ST GEORGE—Hailed as the speediest Red Cross knitter sible However no definite date has The organization also decried Dr Weight who also offered tes- in use of its name in advertising the yet been set for the activation or and a without Washington county peer elsewhere perhaps timony Friday was recalled to the of the depot as it the proposed chain store against cornmoning stand He is testified that Saturday ix known in the navy but work Joseph F Barton St George resident who has his thirty-fir- st tax as an opponentof Tribune Intermountain Wire the measure: it would not have been a physical will now go forward in the asMr well HEADQUARTERS ALASKAN sweater under since he Association way began knitting for the SANTAQUIN—Donald Max Houghton son of Mr and Mrs impossibility for Mrs Bulk ley to forbids members told embly and training of the organi- DEFENSE COMMAND—Louis A Humphrey have fired the Red 30 local shot Cross July of this year He also has knit 27 pairs its participation in such controzation that vill operate it — Roberts of Vernal Utah former Lyman Houghton of Santaquin won his commission as a second of socks Vanous sections of the depot district versial measures and independent in A recreW the lieutenant of P army of the United States at Camp Lee Va Near his seventy-fift- h sill ba under the command of ation in supervisor year Mr merchants of southern Utah have Los has on 13 November county Angeles aval officers already prepared for criticized the associaiBartont holds o ranwenviable record to appointed assistant tern- but vigorously their work while civilian keymen been according il- -' for tion the oversight N Red of American tonal word reecived by to put that one to shame and supervisors now in train- Cross supervisor Cr plans 111 recreation activities for the Will Apologize this time ing for their new jobs will be armed forces in Alaska it has tf II isHeparents w a x in- - ' His back dates unat knitting their history However Mr Humphrey said kept training stations announced by Carey A Mau- ducted into the ' to when he was seven and living formal til they are needed at Clearfield been Red apologies for the action eld fi Cross 1 with his sister in Ruby Valley have been army in Februt The work of building the roam- pinRoberts will work supervisor received from officers r direc- under 1941 and Nev findThis ary yeas married sister rnoth plant haa been under the di- tion of of United Citizens Against Higher T John d been staa h Carlton Tribune Wire Intermountain Major ing trouble in teaching her small rection of Captain It V M1114:'r of and will be published in P1 0 r t WASHINGTON Nov 21 (Al— PRICE—William H Law ley ób- daughter to knit string garters Taxes OREM—-M- r th navy corps of engineers and special service officer for Alaska and Mrs Eli Cour- - tioned at all southern Utah newspapers to S Ga "1' Senator Murdock (D) Utah said served his eighty-firs- t birthday he says and so when his niece left clear the association of any convarious structures are Studied at U S 0 ' hn ths use din will be honored on their fifty- - pBenning '4 n o r to being him room usual with the her mother Joseph nection with the defeated tax he and Governor Herbert anniversary Friday doing for ready they will be turned teaching fellow Roberts third wedding anniversary vvith a sent to officer chores and daily picked up her knitting from the measure i I Saturday over to the operating officers by NV aAs a a member ' B Maw of Utah are doing every- r""7:-H-- -of the University dinner school I candidate chair where she had left it and tasks given by their children at at atiler of Captain of Southern California health and proposed '' an Lee 1 to Copies Camp thing they r Mr Lawley began making the stitches as he for increased salaries legislation bring about utitiCIAPS'O'r all of the construction : ! for Utah em- in 1939- - their home in Orem on Monday education' staff He had been v 1 wits born physical ' lization of in at Stal- had observed his sister telling her school teachers and a more labor Japanese will not be completed at that time 40 At the same time he took grad- sugar 1 Mr and Mrs: Gourdin were mar- - ployed by t h a i— equii Ii to make them 'ordshire ' Eng- daughter Seeing table distribution of state school beet fields on a comprehensive 7 and Captain Miller will continue uate for a master of arts ried November 23 1889 at Stork- - Mountain States ': him at when work she returned r-land November t on with his duties until the depot degreestudy in funds were referred to the legiseducation and vine Colo ''!1 20 1861 Telephone a n d D Houghtonbe- - scale in their state particularly the son to the room his sister set up a lative la entirely completed while oper- recreation physical committee for study and re' ' ” 1 next at : company next him i for Ogden and Telegraph the year of day and stocking Richard Mr Gourdin the son of Julian fore I ations activities of storage of -c his high school days at at the next meeting date ' the army soon an During was port he entering The senator said the governor t expert knitting and I Mary Lawley r- naval aupplies and reshipment to Vernal he was active in track of which was not dehis graduation from offiAfter place himself and for others be1 His who left early Saturday for Utah parents ! racific coast pointa where they football and dramatics He was termined school Lieutenant cer candidate ) came L D S con- to he moved Colorado Later and i: I I are required will go on simulta- graduated from Utah State Agri- to San after a series of conferences is ik-- Houghton was transferred lArt 4$ii4 e erts a n d he obtained a' contract for driving4i at- - "very favorable to wide use of ' cultural college in 1937 He won 1 Antonio Texas where he 4' t came to Utah mail through Secret canyon KnitIithe Utah state collegiate cham- 1 labor from Japanese tend mechanics school Japanese Finable Total when he was 25 ting still was his hobby and as he e race in es i '21camps in the state" It pionship in the of age Ile drove through the zigzag canyon d How many civilians will he years i LOGAN—Wendell Adams son 1933 and 1931 and the Rocky "lok eios "Governor Maw also met with Land ::: ' i to Winter he held the lines with his feet went 4 to operate the plant was Mountain State conference title in '''' 4404 of Mr and Mrs Walter Adams of the social security board" Muri one On his needles flying kept :i ' t rot known Saturday by Command- 1934 He was coach of basketball 1 'AKai Logan recently Was promoted to dock said "to iron out some difiugarteearmspa mneizai- trip he became so engrossed with '' -er Hines but he said the total and track at the Alterra a corporal in the U S army at ficulties between state and federal 4 i ( his knitting that he ran his team Mr Lanky f 4 Scofield and ' rumber might eventually reach as school Roosevelt Utah from high 1937 Lewis administration of the program He worked FILLMORE — Mr and Mrs Fort off the road and tipped his outfit Ir in I mines for the there ii ''''": t Wash to 1939 knit-m- e was especially interested in more Theobold of Fillmore will tigh as 2000 persons onto over held his he Ernest but t1 i tine-ha0' and Now visiting i 1 years on the part of the Applications Will be received at Vile at Smithfield avers as be and he lost honored "never (N participation Sunday at a golden Aing ' his parents while the administration building of the Returning to Salt Lake City a stitch" state in the administration of the at the home of ' PZe4 wedding reception t of with the helassiAted ' on f building Ile la a member 'of Sigma Chi t :14 furlough from V son Evan Thoebold at Hinckley war for the World I a for depot at Clearfield from all civil- program Knitting '4 '$ : '' 5s the first electric plant there He Red Cross he made 102 pairs of More than 200 invitatioes have larin vho can qualify for civil serv- social fraternity and the Sigma the Washington t "Although he met with some re- worked -for the railway company socks and 94 sweaters along with been sent relatives and friends - '1 p o s t Corporal- T4a ice certification of eligibility and Delta Psi athletic fraternity -4 I sistance from the board it is beAdams will re- it Mr Steinfeld and his corps of as- llieved some system will be worked until the first strike of tlci)e workMrs Roberts the former Ethe- his Married in the Manti L D S temEll Gourdin Mrs daily farm work and and Mr 11: ' ers there in 1891 or turn to duty That otherregular sIstants will then prepare to place lyn Larson president of A NV S out Now he and his wife pie November- 22 1892 Mr and to tasks both sides" Who will celebrate their fifty-thir- d some satisfactory time this the successful applicants year ne returned to Carbon county are spending their time in St Theobold lived at Hinckley for sevat Utah State Agricultural college wedding anniversary week ' and has been a resident of the George at L D S temple work but eral Needed will be all kinds of cler- - in 1934-3- 5 lives at Smithfield Mr Theobold a surMonday A former stualmost constantly since ical administrative and fiscal em- - Utah county as soon as he gets home in the veyoryears worked at the central Utah i'' ' He worked in Castle Gate mines afternoons and dinner is over he relocation "'ii His parents Mrs Don and Annie Fause Gourdin was dent in Logan plcyes certified through the fed- prolectrat Topaz during schools several for and eral civili service as well as skilled C Roberts live NrParon‘t Corporal and needles his is with years explored yarn busy summer 23 1866 at Petite Adams is the born ' past January i I 1 an mine number fairafter reerhanics of all kinds and a explosion He filled an L D S mission to the ' Forast France He came to Amer- known in widely I 1 t:' there in 1900 his task being to this ly large labor force the executive states and served in the : northern 7 make sure that the mine was safe ica with his parents at the age' of part of the state ' cfncer said Fillmore ward bishopric after movr - 4k4-4-01 anent and has to for enter in workers Mechanics needed will include 11 and made his home in PennsylTribune Intermountain Wire Again ing here 20 years ago Mrs Theo-bol- d I' Adams much of his fur- - ' in mine number r "—en joiners auto and loco- PROVO—The topic selected for 21921he an explosionwith vania for three years and then lotiTh renewing old friendships ' ' assisted the rescue rrech3nies electricians and here the annual notary club oratorical work and e::plored the mine bemoved to Storkville Colo here l eners s a practical nurse for many years unicontest at Brigham Young fore- workers reentered Following Mrs Gourdin Stress was laid on the fact how- daughter of Their children all of whom hay in- he this in ver that no one already employed assisted PROVO—An overwhelming ma- - Thomas and Mary Brown Laugh-o- n is as "World Peace" explosion it versity indicated they will attend the ob— This SPANISH in FORK a defense projeit would be con- - jority of Brigham Young univer- - lin was born December 13 1872 at Beaver Registers the ventilation city system announced Saturday by Richard stalling Sunday are: Evan Theo-bo- ld will make a united effort for Unit- servance the mine sidered for placement at the Clear- - sitv students are in favor of having Hiawatha Man and moved to Ten-Inc- h of Las manFork Vegas Nev Arthur Spanish In 1904 he discovered the pres- ed China relief iit is announced by Theobold of Los field navy supply depot unless he an occasional "ladies' choice" at Storkville at the age of five There BEAVER—More than 10 inches ager of forensic activities ent Kenilworth mine coal bed Bennie Rosenbaum who has been win Theobold of Angeles Cal: Elhas a release from the project matinee dances according to a re- - she lived until she was married Long Beach Cal: Later he went into Nevada and appointed chairman of the drive All registered students at the cent survey held at the institution to Mr Gourdin and with him moved of snow fell over the Beaver secwherehe is row employed Cal and Mr Rosenbaum received as the which slowed a worked traffic has to tion school to to Colo in are he live cent of until cast the ballots carpenter Friday compete Englewood Again eligible l Eighty per k of Pingree Lieutenon a of from the to all was returned 1900 In be and to to held mine Carbon moved the copy trials that custom favored retention of the Although telegram highways year they preliminary Idaho Of the 60 ballots cast by coeds Clear Creek in Carbon county No 91 highway was kept open December 3 The three finalists inspector at Kenilworth for some ant General Joseph W Stillwell Other honored guests will be rewere will appear before the student time He was deputy county sher- in China citing the needs for 40 favored "ladies' choice" while where Mr Gourdin engaged in some of the secondary roads John Pratt of Manti Mrs Frank 5 lief funds : blocked on iff 10 from men December for the and Fuel the at 130 Utah cast the that camp body company favoring votes mining Pratt of Provo and Mrs William The telegram said in part: The North Creek school bus was winner will be presented with a In England he had married Voting on tag dances 671 per In 1922 they moved to Orem Wright of Salt Lake City all memseen to "I Chinese to have the the unable medal students Ann fightclub the Roberts sons she but died four have five and cent favored having some tag Mary carry by Rotary They a bers exwedding and heard them have I came to Beaver leavbecause before is lie of the schools Held contest this America ing talking party of including the Theobolds dances 27 per cent wanted all tag daughters Their sons are Lee and annually in And America their bitter about to two in him in with the ing children In that designed Tribune Intermountain Wire promote interest dance and 232 per cent would Eli of California and Fred and tremely heavy snowfall 18S8 he married Alice Kay who relentless struggle I know how married at joint ceremonies in the forensic activities at Ft Y U PROVO—Bids were mailed Sat- - like to abolish them entirely Mix- - Thomas of Orem Theft daugh- section 50 years ago had term been born in England and had much they are looking to us Amer- Manti temple are Mrs trdav to five prospective members era were more popular Vandora and with 722 Mayo will be welcomed by the Friends encour4nf flue and icans for come to as cona natikmal Mormon Utah Mrs help support Key honorary per cent wanting them and only Raymond Brown of Salt Lake couple Sunday from 2 vert From this marriage nine agement Some of our men are venerable aervice fraternity of upperclass- 271 per cent voting to abolish City Mrs James McCluskey of men on the Brigham Young uni- them children were born California Mrs Herman Allred of fighting inChina now and more to 6 p m of his 11 children six are now will be coming Some the planes versity campus Spring Canyon and Mrs E Levon The new pledges who were seCarter of Provo living They are Miss Eva Lawley and guns Americans are making Beaver Names Chairman lected on a basis of outstanding Price George Lawley Provo now will be used on Chinese soil Twenty-fou- r grandchildren and BEAVER—William Willden Ms and by Chinese soldiers But over and LoJohn Carbonville five gre a acholarship are Lawley of be All Tribune schools will Wire the Intermountain been selected as chairman of the American and all above this are: renzo Lawley Mrs Luella Garcity Willard Draper of every activity among their posterity Two of the corn- visited on the Christmas local can woman man board China and of price administration by Clearfield John Walker of AmeriPROVO—A of wide and Mrs help Lucile rick all are In variety the UnitRowley grandsons serving mittee and pupils asked to of Salt Lake City He can Fork Ellsworth Brown of 15 and help give her new faith in with Jasper Puffer and William Aed States army has Christmas activities and pro- write greetings to relatives and grandchildren and six America's friendship by giving to Firmage as assistants and Miss Weiser Idaho: Rex Sohn and Jay SPRINGVILLE —The high grams will be sponsored by the friends in the armed services Berniece liackerell as clerk the United China relief" school dramatic art dectartment cf Provo Provo junior chamber of corn- The five candidates will be ac- will present a series of one-aDuring the holiday season the In 1932 he and Mrs Lawley remerce in an effort to bolster the organization will carry on their turned to England for a three rl cepted into the fraternity member- plays this year in place of the home front morale it was an- traditional barrel campaign Gift months' visit Shortly after their school play atip at a dinner banquet to be held customary three-ac- t I 1 IR ' nounced Saturday barrels will be placed in various return he opened up the rext week 11 le according to announcement by LI v19 it ‘1 1 7 stores and amusement centers Twain Tippetts Heading the committee for director The zi mine north of Helper to receive gifts candy gum the Christmas activities which series will give more students an PRICE—The Myra Kinch group where lie is still interested " r 7 one Is and of leather t the other 1n to of CI goods entertainers contracted to precigarets biggest projectsDUE Mr and Mrs Lawley will ob- -----: appear before the opportunity r 61: to to items be the service Provo undertaken sent the second number of the Jayby presented public rri t 55th wedding annitpl p 11 Lo men in a special Christmas party serve their The first of the series is to be Carbon college artist and lecture cees will be Lynn Moulton TO in March of next versary year He will be assisted by David and program to be given by the presented the second week in De- series of entertainments on NoMrs Lawley will be 75 years e ry Great Hews! Buckley's Canadial an Sale HERE I cember Casts for the plays have vember 26 was forced to cancel Beesley Bob Webster Nello Jaycees November 27 6i1 The First Little Sip of This Great Cough Medicine Forces Tow ) 64 Christmas caroling will be car been selected aa its scheduled appearance because Westover Harry Olsen Wilson a number of the entertainers have Street Dr Grant Richens Ray ried on throughout the city A "Junior's Moustache" R e e To Have Supreme Confidence in IL Refresher courses or Murdock Harvey Ford Clifford Clements truck has been secured and Layton Hears Dixon ner classes On either 3 beginor 5 large Ginny Lee Johnson been called into the militaryservia cents today at Third breathing easier few Spend schedules Call or write from its platform organ music Canna Mmndenhall Hril Clyde Lily ce it was announced by Dr E E Armstrong Elvin Anderson night Avenue sPtar' Less aD rbottle Sufferers Itrid Buckley's gives quick tor ifriforms tion — goocirdrat43 LAYTON A Dr or Mae Wicker Jim Neiqh1ors be for ldous of relief and Christmas carols will Sessions president of the co1le3e Frpn!E Fister and all directors any Henry from that persistent nasty 11'11 a CANADIOL Mixture Dixon (Triple of the organization "Which Is the Way to Boston'!" In place of this group's appearpresident of Weber college " Llickley given of clossaeltaredc:tirarttirnaiLocnottglii3 due to colds or bronchial iricsotaugrle Genevieve Boyer Lee Bullen Lois ance the college will present Miss Citizens of Provo will be en-t- o at Ogden will be guest speaker atime—feel Greetings are to be extended CAs1sik1D11101 eMslurXtetirye—oubygettaBrutct 7 m Hansen Russell Hales S L D at to all Jaycees who are in the at Miriam Marmein one of the naaction inside continue home tive p ley's Sunday spread through throat head Layton eouraged BUSINESS COLLEGE once starts at It tubes bronchial and selling cough medicine in cold largest "Red Flannels" Connie Chris- tion's leading dancers and a leadarmed services of the nation and to promote decorations the ward at the annual Relief society wintry Canada Over 12 million hot- tensen Delores Proe LaRue Rich- ing exponent of the art in classic service flags will be presented Christmas spirit in view of the conference of the ward Mrs- J- Isto loosenrawup thick rcahnoesan phlegm— 45 E B'dway Phone make ties sold mond Gordon Childs Kent Childs pantomime She comes to Price to their mothers here on the fact that outside lighting has William Burton group president1 r BUCKLEY'S TAKE GOOD ADVICE-T- RY Bob MaliclenhalL December L home front Mr Moulton said been disbanded reported g i - t t 1 Ration Order " — a - i: ' : Woman's Death i i: Starts on 31st Sweater Accident jurors Decide ' ir l - - Officer Takes Charcre of Supply Base 1 ' : - :' i :' NovemEer 22 1942 - Officerseivilialts'Citart 'Go Ahead' Course Fatal Bullet Crews Rush Woliltz oil Ogden Depot I -- : : er -- : - ! - Si George Man 75 Sets Record Foe Knitting -- Utalm Assumes Former Utahns Advance Recreation U S Armed Forces In Post in Alaska ' by-Ta- 53pd wedd D a y Neqrs Murdock Cites Price Resident Efforts Observes On slap Labor 81st Birthday - I I - 111 e 1( -- -- - I I o 51 1 '44-- - 1 1 i I - r ' ' is i 1 '1 two-mil- ”- ' - r- i I 4 perr-- - s : lf (' - '"' ' - ' : L2 - '' ' J ! 0 -- ':-''- : i i 1 i- - 1 ' - -- - ''' ' 1 ' i i Students Favor 4 i I Five Receive Kev Bids Test Topic Spanish Fork 'Starts China Relief Canvass and - - ' - -- ( '- - ( - i I ' - - amacLeo f 1930-193- four-coup- Provo Jaycees Arrange Yuletide Activities School Slates Play Series 4' - ( 6 Club Selects of i extra-curricul- ar - : 34 D mice Ctistorli nr-t:v- - 3 - 1 ' I ' - 1 - N --' - I Couple Mark Gold Wedding A ' : L :- -- 1 h) ' ' N 4- i 1 k - re-:re- I k I le : : t a 1 4 I great-grandchildr- I De-Gra- ct College Cancels Artist Number r t e 41 c '4 n 3 I - I ! 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