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University Players Edition
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Official Student Newspaper of the University of Nebraska
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,y,'i vlll-.N- UNCOIA'. NKHKASKA, Tl
GREEK GOVERNING I I AG COUNTRYMAN
GROUPTO DISCUSS cFp IS 'DISCONTINUED'
REORGANIZATION fj "1 BY BOARD'S VOTE
Intcrfraternity Council to
Hold Its First Meeting
Tuesday Afternoon.
TO ELIMINATE POLITICS!
Also Plan to Discuss Alumni
Governing Body at the
Meeting Today.
R'i-hinfr and reorganization will
pr the order of the day when the
Inteifiaternity council meets for
the first timo Tuesday at 7:30 in
room 3 of Morrill hall.
Vnder the direction of Vice Tres
j.lcil Hob Thiele, acting in the ah
smcc of Lvnn Leonard, president,
council members will give their at
trn'ion first to the report of the
important, committee on rushing,
a!trr which they will piocced to
consideration of schemes for the
I'f.iruamzation of council niember-
'Fxpenenoeil fraternity repre
sentatives alone will he expected
to deal with those problems.
Problems Are Complex.
"The complexity of administra-
t:v.:
i.; i f
prjljlems lacing iseora-aa
.k.s" Thiele explained, "de
a.. r.ti thoiio-hlful considera
man
tion l'o set th.-tt. consideration, and
to msni-iT immediate success of rc
, ionization plans, last year's
,..m, a delegates aie being asked
:n unv oci their duties for this
:'ir-t mi'cung.
I'v finite plans for eliminating
political considerations as the basis
tor council membership will prob
(l ontinued on Page 2.)
OFFERED 10 TWENTY
Cornhusker Business Staff
Applicants Asked to
File This Week.
-r.U positions on the business
i.i t j-r. i 'nrnhuskor, university
i .-k. ar-. available tn appli
vho an asked to apply this
! l.br it Thiol, business
:. V i '-he publication,
in:,:. r n: nt i - also made of
rir.,: ot the sales cam
in 1 pi in ai future. A plan of
; a -man in every orpan
;n ..-i will be employed this
h ' muing to Mr. Thiol. "We
i .;.:tv this plan to insure
i : mi tage of the campus,"
ar
rr.f i
Af liinsl.nn licporlcrs
Ufy pfHtir for lorli
.l -'U'i.'IS il.teicsted in dn-
': ic: atonal work (or tne
N br.-i.-nan should leport
'. : . nt:' o Mho puhlii ation
:' " . r.i i. .n after 3 n'e lnc k..
I T AN.Mil.V, EDITORS .
YEARBOOK POSITIONS
Vrir.s Founded Eighteen Years Ago
To Furnish Dramatic Ability Outlet
I g tt.e' the
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miv I ut play pre -
r Miss Heiwell dircc -c
... toiuary at the time
'. ' i f y rf'irmane e nf
I he pU y w as se p..pu
. d that it w as nee es--'
nl ihosts" t w i-nt v-
tn j i,
U ith this reception in
iirce t.rs of Die c om
a: lite.l nf future sin
gioup which wa.s then
ri ganizat inn f.f persons
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y an
v ith
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d'arnatic ability banded to
r f"r the si ii. purpose of fur
g the cultural iinnnrtunities
''' l'1'.v-goir otiguiateel the
sei. k eompany which is now the
I's'nt rnivcrsitv riicvnrs
For
sonic lime nerfoi mantes
p.' "srntrij unco onlv, then
A Daily Present to
f"nr the remainder of this
FREE. There are enough
that
every student may receive one. Stop in at the
br,oth in Social Science hall
finance office, for your
the big Fall
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MISS H. ALICE HOWELL.
Com trsy of Lincoln Jeia n;i 1.
Who, as chairman of the dra
matics department, is head of the
University Players, campus dta
matic organization. Miss Howell
has also taken part in a ntimiicr
of productions presented by the
organization.
T
University Officials Speak
On Special Program for
New Students.
INNOCENTS HOLD EVENT
All freshmen will be ex.. used
after their 10 o'clock (lasses on
Thursday morning, Sept. 21. to at
tend the traditional freshmen
initiation ceremonies in the coli
seum at. II o'clock that morning.
The Innocents society, men's senior
honorary, is in charge of arrange
ments for the eve nt.
Administiative officers of the
university, lanking members of
the faculty, members of the two
senior honorary societies, Moitar
Boards and innocents, and the
members of the two pep organiza
tions, Corn Cobs and Tassels, will
be on hand to officially welcome
the new students into the univer
sity student body.
A tentative list
the ceremonies
of speakers for
inc hides; Miss
dean of women ;
Burnett. T. .1.
Amanda H. ppner
Chancellor E. A.
Thompson, dean of student affairs;
Bvron Colliding, pieside nt of the
Innocents society; Willa Norns.
president of Mortar Boards; head
football coach Pana X. Bible, head
track coach Henry F. Schulte, and
Dr. C. E Coti'tra, head of the con
servation and survey department,
who will administer the Corn
husker oath to the freshmen.
The freshmen will form a parade
m front of social science hall after
their 10 o'clock classes and march
I to the coliseum for the initiation.
1 which will start promptly at 11
o'c iock. Speakers on the program
j will le limited to three minute
j talks, according to George Sauer.
nu mber of the Innocents society
in charge of arrangements tor the
'event. The J-. f). T. C. band and
' prp oi ganu-nnons will I'trn the
' parade to the field hou.-o
week rno- were iieoted to the
plays. TocJav, in nrdei to satisfy
the' public di'inaiid. plays are given
during the entire week beginning
on Mem. lay and ending Saturday
night.
Thi d. tutors of the company
attempt each Mar to present plays
which have inj'.ycd an extensive
run in the turgor cities in the cast
pr.t.rablv New York. Among the
popular pirns given here in re cent
enrs arc "Ladies ol the .buy."
"l-'.ilieve Me Nantippe." "Heath
Takes a Holiday'' and ".Journey's
i:nd " The first two listed were
written by Frederick Ballard, a
for mer t 'mversit y of Nebraska
student and member of the I'ni
versity I 'layers.
Persons who aie now popular in
the theatrical wen lei have played
with this loc al M,u k mpHny. Mr.
Peter Sumption, who is at the
present directing plays (n New
York: Hart .Jenks, well known ac
tor; Fred Ballanl. famous play
wright; Augusta Frenc h, who re
cently signed a three year contract
with a New Y'oik company and
Lee P.ennett, now soloist in Jan
Garber's orchestra are among the
notables.
You
week your Nebraskan is
papers being printed so
or at Agricultural hall,
Rag." And tomorrow is
Style issue.
Believe Magazine Fails
Justify Subsidy From
College.
DEPRESSION JDEALT BLOW
One Issue May Appear in
Spring to Keep Student
Interest Alive.
The Cornhusker Countryman,
student magazine on the Ag Col
li ge campus, was "temporarily
discontinued " at a meeting Monday
of the college publications board.
The magazine had been published
regularly by students in the college
for more than six years
College officials expressed the
opinion in the meeting Monday
that the magazine was of consid
erable value to the students on the
campus and to prospective students
still in high schools, hut tnat the
value was not enough to justify
the cost to the college, according
to Prof. R. P. Crawford, chairman
of the board.
One thousand copies of eac h is
sue of the magazine were sent to
various high schools in the state.
The college paid for these as an
advertising measure. It was be
lieved by the hoard that the maga
zine could not continue without
that subsidy, and that the heavy
curtailment of , ollege funds made
the subsidy an unwise measure.
The real death-blow, according
to Crawford, came to the Country
man last year when the national
advertising was cut off. In better
years several hundred dollars
worth of national advertising had
come to the 'magazine each yeai.
Crawford said that last year's ex
perierce showed that the. magazine
c ould not operate on local adver
tising alone, and that it would be
the part of wi-dom to discontinue
until national advertising could be
secured again.
The college board said that in
terest, in a st'ident magazine
should he kept alive if possible, and
they sugge.-ted one feature issue in
the" spring, probably at Farme rs'
Fair time, 10 keep the Countryman
tradition alive. "Ve may decide to
publish one issue late this year,
Crawford said, "hut until condi
tions improve there will bL no reg
ular Count rvman."
DEBATE" COlfTSETS
TEAM TRYOUT DATE
Ycar"s Topic Will Deal With
Federal Regulation of
Radio System.
-T- ,,l - fnf iwnimlvl el.i'i
en the
il! be
em Ulri
an an
rdav H. A.
I I ii.'iu.- ....... .v. f
universitv debaing team
held Th'ii:-dav. Oct. 5. in n
1 of i: hall, according to
; nouncemcnt received
from t he office of Pi ot
i White, debate coach.
! All stud'-nts interested ::i !r'ng
i out for the team should s:iaii?e
for a meeting with Trot. White as
soon as possible to pier.c1'
competition at the tiyout-. White
said. Fight men will be' in.is.n,
and members of the tram ''id ie
crive two hours' cicd.t. ..r the
scmr,ster's woi k.
The topic f'T debate tb- '- '-'
"resolved, that the federal
nnin'nt shnulrl enai I kgi t'l'-n
providing f"i- the legu'a'.;' r. -.H
cr.ntiol i f raelio similar t .. !!' -tcm
m Great F.ntain." IrS i n:a
tion on ihe suhieet will be '
on teserve in the general i.'-r e:y
soon, Prof. White said.
ENGINEERS SEE WORLD FAIR
Dean Ferguson and Party
Attends Convention in
Chicago.
Fight Ncbraskans. heade 'i bv
T'ean Feiguson of the Electrical
Fngtneeting department, attended
the annual meetings of the A s M.
K. and S. V E. E. helel in Clue ago
this summer. Those present wne
Profs. C. M. Puff, A. A. Lue I s.
J. W. llam-v, M. P. F.ninig. W. L
De Baufr'. I-Iichmond.
On .tune 2X, Engineers' lay nt
the (Vnturv .f Progress esposi-
j tion. the v witnessed the presenta
jtion of Die Daniel Guggenh'im
IlieiJHI a' .""hi tn 1. 1
inventor of the autogiro. The W est
ern oci'ty of Engineers, which
acted as a general host to llie vis
iting engineers, made u.se of this
occasion to welcome the engineers
to Chicago. A tour of tlic exposi
tion grounds was made.
:T CAFETERIA DECORATED
Trimmings Red and White
j And Campus Cartoons
j Adorn V-alls.
I F.ed and white. Nebraska colors,
; prediminate in the newly decorat
ed Y. M. C. A. cafeteria. The
new decorations inciuae rea anu
white v ill hangings and a series
rf cartoon designs showing events
on the Nebraska campus.
The Lincoln Y. M. C. A. has also
stickers so far this year. The
distributed over 20,000 red "N"
stickers so far this year. The
stie kris arc free and may be se
cured bv calling at the Lincoln
Y. M. C. A.
i:si)v, si:i ri;i ru:n vk
DEBATE TEAMS CLASH SOON
Ncbraskans Meet Kansas in
October to Argue Radio
Supervision.
Nebraska debaters will have
their first argument of the season
on Friday, Oct. 27, when they meet
the debate team from Kansas
State College. Prof. H. A. White,
debate coach, announced yesterday
afternoon. The two teams will dis
cuss the advisability of federal con
trol of radio.
The meeting will lake place in
St. Paul's church at 3 o'clock that
afternoon. Selection of sides has
not necn completed yet. but the
Kansas school will have its c hoice,
White declared. .Judges for the de
hate will be selected and announced
at a later date, the coach added.
Council to Provide Program
Making for Economy and
Efficiency in Houses.
WILL STABILIZE COSTS
Not to Take Over the Duties
Of Intcrfraternity Council
Regarding Rushing.
The alumni intcrfraternity coun
cil is under way.
First steps in the actual forma
tion of Nebraska's new structure
of Greek administration weie un
dertaken Monday when lequosts
for chapteis to choose their dele
gates and copies of the resolution
passed at eailv dinner meetings
.1-1 Ik. n,,.n ,,t' Hi,-
were mao.'. m'm em
uean oi Miinrm .Aliens.
Fiateinitics are being asked to
make their selections ot alumni
delegates for the council within the
next two weeks, and to file their
choices in the Dean's office not
later than Tuesday. Sept. 'Jfi.
Will Form Permanent Council.
After delegate-- are named, the
execulive . ommitce cbosen at. uit
. . ...
fust mass meetin
will set a I ime
for the fust meeting of the coun
cil and a permanent oiganiation
ll r.v...r.a i m mii.ll.'O ("K".
Will I ' 1 i 1. V l ! 1.... - .
Cln . oreanizea I ne rowin o r.
v 1 - :
dut'. as set fot
resolution new
chapters, will he to ppniue a pio
gram under w hich ge r.cial i . on-I
omies and gieatei effu i' n. y .t . p- j
eiation for all fraternities m.g'nt ,
be obtained."
The power .: the alumni u.' il
will be binding on all rnr.pu.' na-
passed by a majority vte the
council members.
Will Not Intcrfcc W th Chnptcrs;
For t he piescnt. '.' ' ' ' tne :
alumni d-l. gat-s-thru th. si" ! j
estabhshc! fe-niporary evciiti
committee -have ma le ;i known .
that their aeiivities wilt ui no wa .
interfere with the irgiaar ilulies
and nrivilrges of the a. tne chap-
...
Financial problem, s,a , ; t a a 11 v
"stabilization nf co.-ts." will be the
immediate concern . f I he alumni
group.
As the bi;l'e"n g. :r.g to a. live
,.ko,.,..o rlK.nnr. the U OI k Ol t 111'
new (ouncil: "H will net take
over the dull.:- of tb. I ntei 1 1 aid'-
nity loum-il w l.i h r. late- to rusli -
ing, obtaining m.crr.t.e'r.-.. r ..-., i:n
less the propo.-eej stuuiis sh.ov that
some of the -e are lr.timaely le late.t
to stahiliatmn of ttate ii.ilv eo.-l.-
and economic manag- mi nt of fia
ternities."
u, ,nmni.-ir .nr.- of the l.t'd
sent out tn allli .teir.itie s and Itie
lesolution drawn up b' llie aluuiiii
. r.mmiltcn u a tnllil'A.-i
ALUMNI COUNC L
DEMANDS GREEKS
NAME DELEGATES
I ,.;,r., !" . i d pll'gl III S t' l' 1:. '.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE AC- , ,,,,
TIVE CHAPTER: J V are r mpi.a .-t.'.ing ihi-' m
At the request of the commit t o" , , , I y, the idea of ho.-pitalr. .
appointed at a mass meeting t ' ..,!! K-v I'ran P.. Leland, pr. -i
alumni and active reprt sent at i cs ' ,j, r.i .. '.be- icbgious welfare .1.
of the fraternities held on Friday , , f tne un: . rsity. an'l Pre.-i -night,
Sept. 1, this otficc has hc-n j t, nan ..niversity pastr.r.
asked to transmit a copv r; a res- "p 1.- our purpe se that f,o.,,:tv
olution that w as unanimously mf mw-rs. alunun. and honr.e .ivini
adopted hv a subserpient mas ; I.111. on people shall invite stud, nt -meeting
held on Thursday. Sept 7 im d,nn. 1 or for other week en.,
The resolution is on the attai hed -r.gagen-.er.ts. '
page.
Such an organization as is pr- '
noseci certamlv can elo no harm
anil mav he of treat betlelit. It
will not 'take over the duties ot the
interfraternitv council w hich relate
to rushing, 'obtaining members,
etc., unless the proposed studies
show that some of these are inti
mately related to stabilization ol
tContinued on 1'age .i.)
PHOTO OF TORGV
CHARACTER GOES
TO ART EXHIBIT
A small Negro lad. who had a
part in the play "Porgy" which
was presented last season at the
Temple theater by University
Plavt-rs, was used as subject for a
photograph displayed at the third I
international Salon of Photog-1
raphv held April 21 to May 14 in
the Fine Arts Gallery at Balboa
Park. San Diego. Calif.
Dwight Kirsch. professor in the
Fine Arts college and si enie direc- i
tor of University Players, was the
photographer. The 'picture titled
"Four Teeth" portrayed a small
Negro boy grinninp eagerly at '
some unseen object with his four
white teeth glistening against the 1
dusky background. 1
Dramatics Instructor
v. - I
-TnrnriTi nV n tiiMiutm
HERB YENNE.
t i - .,,,
Instructor in the diamatics de-
part mcnt. who has taken part in a
number of plays presented by the j
I'niversity Players. Venne has also!
I been presented bv the orgaruza-
tion.
NEBRASKA PEOPLE SEE
'GOLDEN GOOSE' flffc
Ballard's Play Given Hcreio,th;.r
Before Fall Opening in
New York.
Lincoln theater goers si ore. I a
march on the Gotham Gity this
summer when "'the Golden c loose"
by Fred Ballard. University of Ne -
braska alumnus, was presented lor
the first time at. Temple thealer i
by I'niversity riayers two month.-:
aneau oi me jau oj.ening m .sc.. , w, rtkl. H mo.ii:io,J f..:m ot
ork City ,!thc Athenian oath, a fmim.-'ered
Clara C hris ens-rn. who Tyed ch:,n(.c)1, - ,, Ll,,,;ev.
the leael in 1 he I- list Mis. ! ra- ! . .
"
set." niesenteel last vc ar bv tl
"i. - "V -
IrnivisitV Tlavers. was thi
ing lady in the "The Golden Goo.-c
and Armand Hunter, who was sup-
I 'C SC . I L ' I ll' , -i j ill- .a' n i '
the male lead. Huntei took tl:
pait of Gu.-tav in Can.ille an I
'enn!:o in i'.omoo and .Juliet dui
lr.g t he si hool year.
The pi'ncee.is Irom tl!" p.iy
whie li was under the .jiiei tti.n f.
I 1 !....!..-. .4 -.-., ,r.a Vli... In.n.-I
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Scholarship I- i.n-l !- neip w.ai!'.;.
stud.'ii'.s in'..' i est .'! m soee. I-
STUDENTS TO OBSERVE
1 Religious Welfare Council Is
Sponsoring Welcomes in
Churches Friday.
I- ma I a 1 1 an.eiia r' - hi. oi ;ng
ornpleti d by I ar.. oh. . he i Ms for
b.-rr am e of tie annual -t ud' r.t
bun h night. l :eia' evening
j s.. pt.
In a idi'ion
l"
I rape,-.! for I- riei.iv r.gr. . -)
, of t h.' events" . n.pha uing I he .
iuea of Itcuumv bv mv.t.ng
! cbi.r. h med,r- to tin o horn-so,
I Sunday.
! ( 'hut h r.i'.; ,n ! . 'he ..f. m
I II 1 1 I'll. ot P). MUM r .! Was lt"
t itufe.j ... , !:
i I' nam in ,i
1 l.-i night :
jan! .tan
'II.'' Ie .'g
; l.n I' i -f
ian. , u.
Jtiv. s d tb
I ;,''v' ' l! v 1
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i-e reiigiei..
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I -it y pa : tie s
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Lin. "In
BLUE print HAS SMOKER
j Mc.ct jnr Wednesday at Chi
i " . . ." . ,
ecting- Wednesday at C
Phi for Those Interested
In Publication.
A sine. U. r will be held at the Chi
u U',ln..olui. ,i'.niil.r at
SCHOOL CHURCH N!GHT
1 ru limine . c -.... ..1.. ...... ...
7.30 for all engineering students,"
interested 111 wurking on the Blue
Print magazine stalf. according to
Wm. Johnston, general manager o.
the Elue Print.
Deon O. J. Ferguson. M. I. Evin
ger. and .1. W. Haney. members of
the Engineering Publications
board, and .f. P. Colbert, faculty
sponsor, will attend.
Want ipilications for
Mannpiiifr Editorship
The Student Publication
Board will consider applications
for the position of mangmg edi
tor of the Daily Nebraskan
until 5 p. m., Thursday, Sept.
21. Application blanks are
available in the office of the
school of journalesm, U hall 104.
GALE C. WALKER.
Chairman.
TASSbLS
Sales Di hc I .auiii hffl ly
I ii)il;iy Alorniiio Will
I nlil I,a(c I
Disnuiu Hon immuhs
lln-i Dric Will 15c (juried On in All ri n i
IIhii a Will a in I In l5ii-in- and
l!r-iclfiilial I i-l rit.
iionu . o.' : i-i .", , . n."
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M Of tile' I i I'l'slt '' ",.: r.s.
, lie la li m-liei 1 1o(j,:.
I I In 1 1 n c. 1 1 I : r
on llie campus, v. !
to ;i t ) t i o i 1 1 1 ' in u' m
t iiiiiuiiiiu mi mi i i u iiiwwii
; '
I
in i . n iT-t i : i,
Stadium at Lawrence
Wednesday Night.
Kas.. tv-nt. 20. - -
at tin- I'mveisity of
Kansas will be "initiated" at
formal eeremonv Wv-Inesday tv
nine. pept. St. i-r.'snmen
wilt
fii st ;
ie rote of old'
North College, the original bi.i'.i-
ing and then go to the stadium.
whore the ;-t..ry of the founding "i
the university will be told.
A runner will hung a top h ii'ir.
North t 'ollege Hill to the stadium.
e 111 n: ll i 1 1 1 i s.i tc'iii . . . . . .i ......
I nf on nlnmniK ll-.roiieh the b.i.'i.i. -
ot ,.,,,. ,. ,.f a
, f , , ,n ., v-,;i pht,
a I l re c
iil an ai'ar heloie the gieat
cal ot the university. Ad new stu-
" CAPTAINS GIVEN LUNCHEON
University Players Entertain
Leaders of Groups Now
Selling" Tickets.
I' n ".sr.!' Player ! lau.."!
. aotain:- .-l'th-' t:i k- i '-m'.j aign at
a luncheon in lr" ''hire, e ) .m of
the t 'orr.hu.-i-.eu Mosntay noe-n. O'.h- i
ei plies'-- weie Ann Hun'ing. pi's
i lent of Ta.-se!s ar.i Violet Cio.-s. ,
tr.e pubileity due, tor e f th? c .1111-;
paign. '
Theln.a S'lOlu'l. ii" v -n H-'
of ai rangr inri;! - (or t r.-- :r cave
tiral m ! i ne' io'-. - ' tnr -ip' a ::..-'
and eyplain."! .! tails et :!:" duve
Miss Pa'ila G'Oatl" afl .l ili'.n
!') eikin a- to.t as lv s t!.
t nt .
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ll'nd l) til;il Mrrlin-
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past se.esor.. . tne 0' en
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I h.u '.he campaign will hl- !
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- among all ot her r.rganiz'-d h"u.-e:
on the- ...cre.pus as wll as the h;i
a ! ne.-s an I re-ud-ntiai s." Iht., ot ; :
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with the kich ot mmi r.ir.2 "vrr
Lincoln p.-i
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Bootlis Will Be on Campus.
Sale s N'Otfis V. ill lie cOndilc tr'i
all day during til- drive in S'l.aal
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a.--'cn'--.! ''I take charge in iir'cn
1 1'. .-a gnat eel buildirg' o .v. nt - '' n
! anil in tne r'si-.lf r.tial d: in- . r.
groups h..e been ,ti .,. t .J .,
meet 'I 'lay. W, s --J :
Thursday e.'T..e.s at th' 'I' i:
for 1 f port n;e. t:t:.-.
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