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Evening star., 1928-11-10
new HIGH RECORDS
ARE MADE ON CURB
Speculative Buying Wave
Sends Stocks UpWard-Ra-
dio and Oils Active.

Special Dispatch to The Stsr
NEW YORK. November 10.-Surging
forward under the influence of a great
wave of speculative buying stocks on
the Curb Exchange today set up new
high records in almost every class. The
opening was very strong with large
blocks changing hands and practically
all at higher prices.
Features were so numerous that it
was difficult to single out any one for
specific mention. Swift & Co., on g
comparatively small turnover rushed up
8 points, touching 144, the best of the
year. or late inactive, the stock today
was responding to the better outlook
for the packers. Columbia Graphic
phone, en- old time favorite, went to a
new high early in the session.
The leader in the radio group was
De Forest. 1t opened on a block of
1890 shares at 26, up 2 points and at
new high, and changed hands in
large blocks around this price. Other
industrialS in favor were Hiram Walker
General Mills, General Fireprooflng, ST.
Regis Paper. Syracuse Washing Ma
chine, Granite City Steel. Safeway
Stores and Massey Harris, all making
new high records.
The oils were not neglected Barnsdall
warrants went to a new high right at
the start. American Maracaibo made
its new high on the opening sale of
10000 shares Cities Service improved
its best previous price by a fraction.
Ohio Oil at II was up points on the
day and at the best Of the year.
Electric Bond and Share Securities
was very active.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Md, November TO-
Potatoes, white, 100 pounds, 75a110;
sweet potatoes, barrel, 150a275; bushcl,
50al.15; yams, barrel, 225a2.75: beans,
bushel, 300a4.50; beetS, 100, 400a5. 90.
broccoli, bushel, 60a75 brussel sprouts,
quart, l0a20; cabbage, 100, 300a6. 90.
carrots, 100, 4,00a6.00; celery crate, l.25
a2.50; caulifoWer, crate, 1.50a250: kale,
bushel, 50a60: lettuce, bushel, 75a1 rs;
lima beans, bushel, 2.50a5.00; onions,
100 pounds, 1.25a3.75; oyster plants,
100, 600a7,00; parsnips. basket. 50a60;
peppers, basket, 35a40: pumpkins, 100,
8.00a20 90; spinach, bushel, 50s70; toma-
toes, crate, 2.50a3 90; turnips. basket, 25
a40; savoy cabbage, bushel 90al.15; ap-
piles, bushel, 75a2.00; cranberries, box.
3.00a4.50; grapes, basket, 40a55; pears,
bushel, 1.25a3. 90; grapefruit, box, 2.ooa
$50; oranges, box, 2.50a5. 90; Kieffer
pears, basket, 20a35.
Dairy Markets.
Live poultry-Young turkeys, pound
As; old, 35a40 Spring chickens. 2oa29
Leghorns, 20a27: old hens, 23a29; Leg
horns, 2la22; small and poor. 20; old
old, 1920 geese 20a25; guinea fowl,
Eggs-Receipts, 724 cases; native
and nearby selected whites, free cases,
dozen, SO; firsts, AS current receipts, 40
Butter-Good and fancy creamery
pound, 46a5l; prints, 51a53; blocks. 4e
a5l; ladies, 35a38 store packed, 80;
process butter, 42a43.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat--No. 2 red Winter, export, nc
quotations; No. red Winter. garlicky,
spot, l.34Ss; November delivery, l.34ss +;
cargoes on grade, no sales; bag lots, no
| sales.
Corn-No. 2, domestic, yellow, los;
cob corn, 410a4.25.
Oats-No. 2 white, 521aa54 No. g.
5llaa52.
/ Rye-Nearby, 110al 20.
Hay--ReceiptS, none; new hay is ar
riving in only limited quantity 1t Is
therefore, not being officially graded and
sells strictly on its merits. within range
OF l6.00alS00 ton, timothy and clover
| grades
Straw-No. wheat, 1lo0a12.00 ton:
No. 2 oat, l200a13O0.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
COTTON PRICES GAIN.
Market Receivers Early Losses and
Closes Steady.

NEW YORK, November 10 [P).-The
cotton market opened at decline of
8 to IA points and sold IL to 16 points
net lower during the first few minutes
under renewal of liquidation and some
Southern selling The decline to 1916
for December and 1906 for March
seemed to bring in some trade buying.
however, and the market steadied up
with prices just about recovering their
losses By the end of the first half hour
on covering coupled with some COM
mission house buying. The amount of
cotton on shipboard awaiting clearance
at the end of the week was estimated
at 10000 bales, against 10000 last
year Private cables reported hedge
selling and liquidation absorbed by
trade calling and continental buying in
Liverpool, but said that higher prices
were checking business in cotton cloths
Futures closed steady, to IA points
higher; December, 19.37-19.39; January,
l932-19.33; March. 1930-l93l; May,
l9l7-19.18; July, 1901.
Spot steady; middling, 1885.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
CONVERTIBLE BOND
ISSUES IN DEMAND
Oils Take Lead in Trading.
Copper Shares Are
Quieter.
BY CHARLES T. SPEARE.

SRVSANA 49, W Inc 9t
NEW YORK. November 10.-Nearly
all of the trading in which substantial
gains were made today occurred in the
convertible bond list OF these the oils
were the most prominent.
Barnsdall 6s rose points and SimniS
6s over 3 points. Transcontinental Oil
612s were up y points and Pan Amer
lean Petroleum 6s a point.
The copper convertibles were quieter
and at one time all were half to one
below yesterdays closing. An advance
in Liquid Corbonic stock to e new high
price carried the per cent bonds along
with 1t, the gains supplementing the
15-point rise yesterday.
The market for high-grade Issues was
quiet, but with fractional gains in some
of the members of it, So were the
secondary grades of rails, which were
irregular in price. st. Paul adjust
mentS advanced to n.
Although many different foreign
issues were quoted at prices about as
they have been recently, the better
political outlook in France has an i'm
portant bearing on all European dollar
issues.
Short-term bonds have rallied with
the better sentiment and the tempo
rarily easy money rates. The short
Treasury certificates continue to i'm
prove with the new 4s4s, approaching a
per cent basis.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Unlisted Department.
BONDS.
CRUDE OIL PRICES RISE.

BALTIMORE, November 10 (Spe-
ciaD The various grades of Pennsyl-
vania crude oil were advanced Is cents
o barrel here yesterday. 1t is expected
that Midcontinent high-gravity crude
oil will be marked up shortly, accord
ing to advices from Tulsa.
Production in that field has been de-
creasing for some time, and some COM
panies are drawing upon stores stocks.
IL is reported here, where much Of the
Texas oil Is refined.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ohiee

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1928-11-10
AGENT FOR IRISH BANK.

BALTIMORE, November 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Baltimore Trust Co. has
been appointed one of the five Ameri-
can banking institutions which will act
as agents in this country of the Mum
ster g. Leinster Bank, Ltd, of Ireland.
The local bank will handle remittances
and all other American-Irish banking
transactions for the Irish institution
The Munster & Leinster is one of the
oldest banks in Ireland and has re-
sources of $l34, 100000
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction Colo at 1861, 10 at
1862.
Potomac Electric 5Iaeo pfd-5 at 1os,
at 109, 20 at l091s.
washington Rwy. 81 Elec. pfd-l5 at
l00L.
Commercial National Bank-5o at 25S.
Riggs National Bank warrantS-I4 at
5l5, at BIS, at 315, 13 at 316, 10
at 316. l at 316. at 3161s, 10 at 3l9,
2 at 319, 9 at 319, I30-265 at $40, 23O-
265 at 800, 1925 at 800, 1I0-265 at
800.
Warrants continued - 1O5-265 at
800, 105-265 at 500, 10 at 800,
55-265 at 800, 1926 at 800,
140-265 at 800, 260-265 at 800.
40-265 at 800. 180-265 at 800, 125-
265 at $40, 13O-265 at 800, 65-265 at
800, 310-265 at 800, 270-265 at 800,
1925 at $40, 1925 at 800, 235-
265 at 800, 280-265 at 800, 120-265 at
800.
D. c. Paper pfd.-5 at s816.
Merchants Transfer g. Storage pfd-10
at 108.
Mergenthaler Linotype-2o at 1Oola, IS
at 1o01a
Sanitary Grocery pfd.-1 at 16l.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction Colo at 1861.
Capital Traction 5s-S50O at 102
Washington Gas 5s-S1 900 at 103.
Riggs National Bank at $40.
Potomac Electric 6s 1851, 900 ct i0S.
Washington Gas 6s A-S200 at 1o4.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
See Foreign Competition.

The threat of invasion of the Ameri-
can field by the British-American To-
bacco Co. has not yet materialized, but
it still is firmly fixed in the policy of
that concern. Such program would
involve, it is believed. the building of
factories in the United States. The
company already secures most of its
leaf tobacco from this country. The
concern has just formed a new &5,000,-
600 tobacco securities trust to
handle its investment holdings. and
some financiers profess to foreSee in
this move an opening step toward COM
petition on their own grounds with
American producers.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
BAILEY Be TER,
OUR HELD

The four men who were lodged
in the Marlboro jail yesterday
charged with shooting and seriously
wounding John S. Bailey. an IN.
armed man, of the 100 block New
Hampshire Ave. N. w. SUNDAY
night IN the Blue erase Inn at
Bladensburg, probably will be
given a hearing before Police Judge
j.. Chew Sheriff, of Prince George
county, Friday, at Marlboro.
The men were arrested shortly
after the shooting, when Pete Pietro.
pool room owner Of Cottage City,
ran from the inn and turned on
the fire siren at the Bladensburg
fire house. State police and county
officers responded and the four were
caught in field In the rear OF the
inn.
In the meantime Bailey had been
rushed to Casualty Hospital by his
wife and companion, Lloyd Hol-
land, Of the 500 block B st. s. e.
ills condition was regarded as Sc
rious. Today he was reported rest.
ing as comfortably as a man could
with three bullet holes in his chest.
Mrs. Bailey returned to the BIad-
ensburg jail and Identified the four
men-Isaac ''Talley' Dayue, George
Mcmahon, Joseph HaryuaH and
George Coleman-~as her husbands
assa1iants. They were taken to
the Marlboro jail under heavy
guard.
According to county police they
ripped the bunk from the wall and
made 1t impossible for the other
prisoners to sleep in the Bladens-
burg Jail.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
CHILD IGNORANT
Of DEATHS

While naval authorities are
searching for the bodies Of her
father and mother off the naval
proving grounds at Dahlgren. Va,
four-year-Old Gloria Matus, daugl-
ter OF Eric Matus. and his wife, of
Capitol Heights, is being cared for
by Mrs. John Schaeffer, OF the 400
block Irving St. N. e.
Little Gloria is ignorant OF the
fate of her parents and thinks they
are taking vacation" Mrs.
-Schaeffer said she could not bear
to break the news to the child, but
will care for it from now on as
though It were her own
The Matuses, who have no known
relatives in this country, were
drowned Sunday while on q fishing
trip near MOrgantown, Md. They
had left Gloria with Mrs. Schaeffer
and motored to Morgantown with
another couple.
According to one story, Mrs.
Matus became frightened when the
skiff they were in began to ship
water. While the two men were
rowing their boats Tor the shore
she lost her head and stoed up.
with the result that the boat was
capsized.
The other couple reached the
shore IN safety, but nothing more
was seen Of the Matuses. The
water Il so feet deep at the point
where they went down.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
NJ LILLE B RANDI
/ To TALK On
PROHIBIT ION

Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, Assistant
II. s. Attorney General, in charge of
prohibition enforcement, and Mrs.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, OF the ma
tional Democratic party cornpaign
organization, are to discuss the.
question OF prohibition in the po-
litical campaign this evening in the
Voters Service radio program.
Mrs. WiIlebrandt, who was gener.
ally credited with the recent spec.
tacular closing up OF i number of
New York night clubs, is an excel
lent speaker and. there Is probably
no one in the country better able to
discuss the matter Of prohibition
from the standpoint Of the Govern
ment enforcing forces than she Is.
Mrs. Roosevelt Is chairman Of
one of the advisory committees Of
1.-The Democratic party organization
and has some positive ideas OF her
own about prohibition. which she
lcan set forth in & vivid way. The
Voters Service program this even
i4lLAE IUOhS NJ INC tAl1 AAAUSL AaAhS
thing on the wave lengths and 1t
comes at s O'Clock from WRC.
otherwise the Washington pro-
grams will have about the usual
| Tuesday evening affairs, unless, one
excerpts the new De Soto Orchestra
that plays for WRC at $50 and an
hour with a great composer. I'M
named which Winifred Young
beginning at $50 after the Seiber-
ling. Eveready and Clicquot pro-
grams have done their stuff. There
will be an early dance program
from WMAL by the Brockway
Band at tbs and at 1890 that
station presents It's usual musical
melange under Movie Club aus
pieces.
Outside Of washington the big
thing of the evening appears to
be the IewisoIn Stadium Concert
where Bernardino Molinari Of Rome
will again conduct. the concert
being distributed through the VIZ
affiliations at 40. The program
this evening is one OF striking corr
trasts. One of the most important
or all SYMPHONY compositions
Beethoven's third or EroicA SYM
DnOny, Will nave I1pSI pace.
This il the symphony that Beetno-
ven started in intense enthusiasm
as a musical memorial for Napoleon.
The composer became Disguised
with Bonaparte when he showed
imperial ideas and changed his
mind about the dedication. The
music is just what It's title implies
| heroic in conception, the outpour-
ing OF the soul OF great composer
in celebration of the virtues and
accomplishment Of what such an
artist would consider q great man.
The second concert number Is the
| scherzo from MendeIssohn's Mid
summer Nights Dream" Dl1kas'
wierd musical fantasy, The Sor-
cerer's Apprentice" Is the third fea-
fure and the program finishes with
| Wagner.s tremendous Ride of the
VaIkyries. .
There will be d Soconyian sketch
from WEAF at $50 depicting tile
start Of the oil industry that should
be worth tuning and at 8 o'clock
the excellent Baltimore Band will
be heard from WBAL.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
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The Washington times., 1928-08-07
RoMPING AROUND THE
RADIO DIALS
-Rv GARDNER CK-----
BEST PROSPECTS

o, m.--Washington- Cleveland
baseball game tWRC. 469, and
$50 :. m.--De Soto Six Orches-
ira, Washington lWRC. 469).
8 b. m.-BaltimOre Municipal
Band. Baltimore (WBAL, 1851.
1880 D. m.--RadiO Movie Club,
Washington fWMAL. 242).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
3 D. In.-United states Navy
Band, Washington tWJz, WBZ.
s. n,.--Voters, Service, .sPro-
hlbitfOn in Campaign Year." by
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt. Assistant
Attorney General Of the United
states. and Mrs. franklin 2.
R rec. wtTi Nsw w aNts WAC WAC.
WCSH, WEI, WGY. WGR. WCAE,
webb. WTNIJ, KSD, voc. WHO.
WHAs, WSM. WIT. WsAI, WCoO.
SAC }. m.-soconyIand. New
York tWEI.AaFt: wei EEL, W yTssy
WGRl: constitutional High Spots, "
W. ~ John W Edn0.;a he WV. sT KWK.
WIEN WIZ " KaO.' WFAI. WIZ,
! 4. Ir,.-Mn sical Miniatures. New
York tWEAF. WRC. WCAE, WI,
KSD); Rhythmic nipples: New
York tWgz; WBz. VIA. WEE xREN.
W0AI, WHAs. VINO. WSM, WIT.
KOA, WCCO. KWKl.
1880 p. m.-Seiberllng Singers.
New York (WEAF. WRC, WEEl,
VITO. WAR, WTAG, WCSH,
VIII, WGY, WGR, WCAE. WTAM,
WV, WsAI, WEBB. kSD. MSC0 y
Voc Voc W KP3a. W VIVA. W WoaT..
WHAs. WSM, VINO, WsB): Lew
isohn Stadium Concert. New York
.(yVJZ, WBZA. WIZ. WBAL.
KDKA, WJR, XIV. KWKD.
s D. m.-EVeready Hour New
York (WEAF. WRC. WEEP. WAR,
VII. WGY. WGR, WGAE. WIN 14l6,
VINO, WDAF. WHAs. WsM. VINO.
WSBl: In Palma Hour In Column
bia program (WOR. etc.
8 D. m.-ClicQu0t Club EskimOS,
New York lWEAF. WEI. vito,
WAR. WTAG. WCSH. WGY. Wt5R.
WCAE, WTAM. WV; W s..ads
W TssS W lvnM; KsR %tD MFco'K Voc.
WFAA. KPRc. WOAI, WHAs.
WsM. WSB. WRIT, KOAl: Hank
Simmons Show BOat in Columbia
program. WOR. etcl.
9:2O .. n1.--WOrls OF Great Com
pogers. New York (WJZ. WRC,
KWK. KYW).
1890 =. nn.--SIumber music. New
York WIZ, WRC, KWK. KYW1.
DANCE MUSIC
5s15 p. n.Rrockway Band,
washington tWlIAL1, 24Zl.
$3.50 b. m.--Van's Orchestra, New
York fNFEAF. 1927.
1880 p. MACK Albin,n Or
cilestra, New York (WEAF. 1921.
III b. ma.--NTadFiIlOn Orchestra,
Washington tWRC, 1927.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
AL Smith Supporter
Gets Warning Signed
tx. K. X

Mrs. Marian Durthey, active
supporter in Arlington county.
Va, OF AL Smith. for President,
and r. Walton Moore, for
congress. has been warned in .
note signed *. K. K" to stay
away from the polls today.
Upon returning to her home
near Columbia Station yesterday
Mrs. Durthey is said to have
found a note pinned to her fence
bearing the warning.
Virginia's primary election is
being held today. Congressman
Moore, of the Eighth District, Is
being opposed by III. carlton
Hanes, of Herndon, a member Of
the state legislature Recently
Moore's activities in behalf of
smith have been used against
him in a whispering" campaign.
~ is said
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
LOCAL PROGRAMS

Observation-Disclosures
1:eO--Daughter' Jardin Lido Or
chestra: Parnassus Trio;
"slenderizing' by Marjorie
Dork and Mellow Melodies
observation-disclosures baseball
game.
Astoria Orchestra: Motion Pic
ture Guide and baseball scores.
6:30-Voters' Service. Prohibition
in a Campaign Year; Fpeak-
era Mrs. franklin ID. Roose-
welt and Mrs. Mabel Willie
e:3O-The De soto "six" Orchestra.
7:00-MusicaI Miniatures.
DEMONSTRATING Hour
s:00--Eveready Hour.
a;O0--Clicquot Club EslSi1nos.
9.30-Howard correct time.
sss0-Works Of Great Composers.
1D:20--Slunber music.
11:00--Weather forecast.
11:00-Madrillon Orchestra
$6:55-'.Thirty Club; Baseball scores
and News from Times-Heraid
Studio.
sT:l5-Brockway Band. Newton Al.
Reall- leader.
T:45-"cultivating the Boy crop:"
Work by a MARYLAND Al Club
Hartford Co.
e.e0-Correct Time.
9;00-1nstitute OF Musicale Art OF
Washington. directed by DR.. G.
E. Christiani
s:oo-Musical program by ''Ths Hons
olulans.''
s:45-Bernheimer Trio.
10.15-"Lafe News Fiashesn from
Times-HeraId Studio.
10.3O--"WMAL Radio Movie Club"
conducted by Sam Rubin.
shington--s22
3:00--Ba seball game: Washington
VS. Cleveland.
5:15--Colonfal Hotel Music.
5:45--Town Crier
6:O0-Dinner Concert.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
Helm Not Sure He Will
Give Smith SunDOrt

Whether Governor AL Smith, Dem
ocratlc nominee, will receive the
support of Senator Thomas Heflin
Cd Of Alabama, depends entirely
upon what he will say in his ac-
ceptance speech, Senator Heflin
declared today.
! am not yet ready to say If
VIII or will not support Smith" lief
I'M said. adding, There are several
thinSs which he must make clear
IN his acceptance speech before
make np my mind, among which
~ the race question. / am waiting
To see il Smith will declare for
the supremacy OF the white race. >"
though the Alabama Senator did
not mention religion he said many
democrats were dissatisfied with
smith s famous telegram on prohibi-
ton following his nomination at
Houston. He said that in trip
ne recently made through the middle
west he did not meet one Demo
crat who expressed an intention TO
support Smith,
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
Dentist Challenged u
Duel By Ired
Patient

NEW YORK, Aug. TT Clar-
ence Wamaclx, viii challenge YOU
to 3 pistol duel on any convenient
date for YOU.
When DR.. Nathan Fox dentist,
got the above message from one
Of his Harlem patients he was
not much impressed by the op-
portunity to die on the field Of
honor.
And 50 It came about that the
ronantIc.souled WamacIS, colored,
was held in $4,000 bail BY Magis-
-trafe Norris IN Harlem Court.
The alleged invitation to mortal
combat Is said To have eliminated
an alteration between Or. FOX
and his patient concerning the
quality Of some dental work per-
formed BY the former upon the
person of the latter
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
NEARBY STATIONS

WBAL-BaItimore- 1O5O-2s5.5
s:S0--Dinner music.
7:S8-WJZ program.
s:S0--WBAL ensemble.
9:01A-Baltimore Municipal Band.
WRNY--New YOrk-g2O-326
7:00-Edison hour.
s:90-Hugo Gernsback.
s:20-Queengboro fights.
1o:o0--Narragansett Orchestra.
WPG--AtIantic City-l1OO-272.6
7:00--Castillian'g Orchestra.
7:So-Welsh Costume Recital
9:00-Sea Memories
s:30-Dance OrchestraH
11:0O--Organ.
WEAF-NeW YoFk-61O-492
6:00--Voters Service.
6:30-Soconyland Sketches.
7:00--Musical Miniatures.
7:39-Sieberlfng Singers.
s:00--Eyeready Hour. =
3 :0G--Cliquot Eskimos
9:30-PaIais Dor Orchestra.
10:30--Albion's Orchestra.
R-Newark-7IO-4g2.3
G:O0~-+Scores; entertainers.
6:30-LevItow's Orchestra.
7s00-Main Street. sketches.
S.00-I.a Palma hour.
900-Simmon's Show Boat.
1o:0o--Paramount Orchestra; news.
WNYC--New YsTL--57O-526
1:09-Shannon's Band.
9:Oa-~falk
neutrality-suspicious.
t:OO-~PIdntatlo days.
7;30~-Saco Guards.
s :09--CoIHmbia chain.
18:G0-cathay Orchestra.
WJX-New YOrk--660-454
5:g9--HalFs Orchestra.
530-Burns Bros. Miners.
6:09~-Blind Foundation program.
S:30--conEtitution High Spots
T.90---Rythmic RippleE,
7.30---Lewisohn stadium Concert
9:2A--Great Com pasers' Works.
16:00--Siumber music.
WBZ-SpPingfield --9O0-
S:00-WJZ Program
a;00---Lowe's Orchestral: Scores.
9:20--Dusk in Dixie
WCY--SchenectadY--
6:50-Ten Eyck Concert.
6:00-WEAF Program
7:00--ARriculture Program.
7:s0--WEAF Program
The Washington times., 1928-08-07

LISBON, Aug. Following An
examination 81 the plane ii which
Major Louis fdzikowsId ana Cas.
inir KubaIa. Polish aviators triad
to make transatlantic hop, =
decision win Be reached within "a
hours as to whether the airfnen
viii make another effort - ~
over the ocean.
Kubaia. who was injured. expected
10 leave the hospital this after.
noon. but his departure for Paris
/ has been postponed until Thursday.
1--WE have not YET decided whether
r. attempt another flight to Amer.
ica said Kubala Our decision
will depend upon the outcome If
the inspection 81 our plans AZ
Oporto.
KubaIa said ne ana His companion
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