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Cattle
Sheep.
Other Livestock

CHICAGO Oct. Ill Hogs - Receipts.
&c 900, including $500; mostly steady; top,
$1015 bulk desirable, 150-280-lb. weights.
$10M10.15; 130-1S0 lbs, $9.60@10; packing
Sows. 5000; butchers. medium to choice.
250-350 lbs. $910M10.15; 200-250 lbs, $3.50
m1015; 10000 lbs. $9.60@10.15; 130-160
lbs, $9.15@10.05 packing SowS, $7.50M9 10;
pigs. medium to choice, 90-130 lbs. S9@10.
Cattle-Receipts: 1000; calves, 1.0oC; fully
steady on all classes; light yearlings and
light butcher heifers, active at weeks ad-
vance; top, $15 slaughter classes, steers,
good and choice, 1300-1500 lbs. $125061
1928; 1100-1300 lbs. $1275@ $780,; $50
100 lbs. S1275@16 so: common and me
dunn. $50 lbs. up, $8.50@13; fed yearlings,
good and choice, 750-95o lbs. $1350@ 1850;
heifers. god and choice, $50 lbs. down,
common and medium. $8@1S25;
cows, good and choice. $8.25@10.50; COM
mon and medium, $6.50@825; low cutter
and cutter, $5.5006.50; bulls, good and
choice beef. s8.e5@1o; cutter to medium;
Choice, $ia. 5o@i5; medium. $11.5o@12,5o;
err steers. good and choice, all weights,
common and medium. S7.75@
10. Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market: &C
tive and steady; native lambs. $l391350
top, $13.75; fat ewes, $4.50@5;- feeding
lambs scarce: lambs. good and choice. 90
lbs. down, S12.75@13.75; medium, Sl1.25@
1915; Gull and common, s7.50M11.25; ewes,
medium to choice, $50 lbs. down, $4.50M
80; Gull and common, S2.25M4: feeder
lambs, good and choice, s12@1325.
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with production advanced to record
levels in order to keep pace with orders;
which are running 40 per cent ahead OF
last year, the Bulova Watch Company,
Inc. enters the final quarter Of 1929 with
the assurance of having the biggest year
in its history, John Ballard, yice-presldent
Of the company, announced Thursday.
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BIZ CHfted PTeS5
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Plans
for a national organization for
the marketing of livestock through
cooperative methods are to be
discussed at a meeting in Chicago
Oct. %, the federal farm board
announced recently.
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September sales OF The Schiff Co: totaled
1851 672 compared with 1898. 1872 for Sep
TENDER 1928, an increase OF S2s7, $3.50 or
months of the year totaled $6.022. 577
against $3,535,372, an increase of $2,487,-
205 or 1913 per cent.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

L CHICAGO. Oct. i1.-Bank clearings
sli3 ,400, 900; balances. $500. 900.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. lo.-Apples, s1.25 to
S2.25 per bushel.
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F0WNES IS BEATEN
IN PINEHURST GOLF

. PINEHURST, N. c., January 80 P).-
William G. Fownes, jr., Pittsburgh, ma
tional amateur champion in 1910, was
defeated in the first round of match
play of the twenty-fifth annual st. VAL
entine's golf tournament here yesterday
when R. j. Breed of Salem Country
Club, Salem, Mass, won, 4 and 3.
Norman Maxwell, Philadelphia, who
was medalist Monday in the qualifying
round, continued to win when he de-
feated j. r. Bowker, Detroit, and 5.
In the other championship division
matches H. c. Herring of Princeton de-
feated Maxwell Morris, New York, 2
and /; c. S. Strout, Biddeford, Me-,
topped j. s. Knight, Akron, Ohio, 3
and 2; j. d. Chapman had an easy
time to walk away, and 6, over G. w.
Mansfield, Boston; r. H. Swoope, Phila-
delphia, won over G. L. Herdling. South
Orange, N. j., and 6; c. M. Bunker
of Greensboro downed j. P. Williamson,
Wilkesbarre, 3 and 2, and A. L. Sands,
Newport, r. l., triumphed over H. j.
Blue, Aberdeen, N. c., 4 and 3.
The match play in all divisions will
continue throughout the week.
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c Fine Old Boxers Best Sce Fine Prospect Says Lougun
CITY CLUB BOXERS
FACE JEWISH TEAM

Jewish Community Center and City
Club boxers will clash tonight in a
program of six bouts starting at $3.50
o'clock in the center gym.
There is lively rivalry between the
teams. The center boxers, holders of
the city championship. have not been
beaten in three seasons of competition.
Joe Lesser, ace of the City Club team.
will be unable to compete because of
illness. Angus Tardugno will be new
addition to the center team.
Only members of the J. c. G. and
City Club will be admitted to the bouts.
The card:
I1S;pound elass-Joe Mclean tunattached)
VS.. AL Sweatman Getty Club.
1lS-pOund claSs-AnguS Tardugno u. G.
c. VS.. Hugo Stellabotta Getty Club.
126-pound elass-Mike Tardugno u. G. CD
VS. Zoe Tomagni tCity Club.
135-pOund class-SeymCur Kritt vs.. Al
Satryb Getty Club.
f45-pound class-Bob Heines a.. c. CO. VS..
Ed Maletto Getty Club.
15O-pOund clasS-Eddie Wineberger 81. G.
c. VS.. Ken BNfnes Getty Club.
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EPOCH MARKED IN GOLF;
WOMAN PRO COMPLETES

PINEHURST. N. c., January 30
R).-With at least one woman pro-
fessional due to participate and the
possibility of another entering, the
second annual women's midSouth
open golf tournament was scheduled
to get under way at the Pine
Needles Country Club here today.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, pro at the
Rhode Island Country Club, has
entered, marking what is thought to
be the first time in golf history i'm
America that a woman pro has COM
peted with woman amateurs of
championship rank in tourna-
ment.
Miss Glenna Collett, national wom-
ems champion, is in charge of
entries.
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Six Fights, Dempsey in Final,
Gardens Heavy Card This Year
BY the Associated Press.

Associated
JEW YORK January 3O.-Wth the signing of Pauline
NJ Uzcudun for a bout February X Christner
Madison Square Garden has revealed plans for
weight elimination battles during the coming year. The
under present plans will in September with Jack
Dempsey his old role of gladiator rather than promoter
The Gardens plans outlined by Col John S. Hammond
acting general manger of the corporation, are:
Pauline Chrstner February a. winner to meet Tom Heeney
Max Schmeng johnny RiskO February l. winner to meet
survivor of Heeney and Pauline Christner battle.
Survivor of these with the winner of the
Jack Sharey Strbng Miami Beach February IL
Ultimate survivor to battle Jack Dempsey probably i'll one OF
lsw Ycrk's ball parks in September.
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Colts Vital Plays ' rs. WOO; @s Give; v as' i% no
Tee Shots.
AS Told by Masters Player. s.; s* \ i..,..,,..
of What Weight Clubs He
liz DNANC Needs.

hand when you take the club head
back.
would also urge that you determine
your mechanical requirements in regard
to the club you use. Your size is no
indication of what weight Is best suited
to you. I'm big, husky, athletic fell
low, weighing 100 pounds. Of hand
you'd say that would use the biggest
driver available, wouldn't you?
Yet my driver weighs 1874 ounces,
while Macdonald Smith, who doesn't tip
the beam at more than $50, and is
rather frail, uses 15la -ounce club
Find out what sort of weapons are best
suited to your game. Make sure of this.
1t is certain to help you, for the club
plays big part in respectable scoring.
Rogers Hardy Driver.
My idea of the longest hitter in golf
is Johnny Rogers. To back my assertion
I need only point to the number of
driving contests he has won. John Is a
consistently long hitter. I don't know
any one who beats his average for
length.
There are plenty of other great SOCK
ers, but my money would go on Rogers
against the field.
played with him in the recent Los
NAASUASo 2AV,Voo oPCu CIidltlkLolloilIp, dllu
while l fancy my own hitting will hold
up with most, I was amazed at what
Johnny was doing
AS an indication I'll point to the tenth
hole there. 1t is $40 yards long, and
| severely trapped. If any one else got
home with tee shots there, / didn't
hear of 1t. The boys were all satisfied
/ to chip on with mashies niblick.
Rogers smacked a drive that avoided
guarding bunker, and stopped 10 feet
from the pin. I never saw a finer
wallop. But Johnny was poking shots
pretty nearly as good right along the
line.
| Copyright, 1929, by North American News
paper Alliance.3 -
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GOES 10 ROUNDS TO WIN
AFTER QUESTIONED K. O.

INDIANAPOLIS January 80 CP.-
Bud Taylor ended a six-month ring
rest last night by knocking out Billy
Shaw OF Detroit Che thought) in the
second round, only to find that officials
weren't so sure about it. He thereupon
went on with the fight to win a 10
round decision.
The Terre Haute blond boy, gener.
ally regarded as the bantamweight
champion until he became too heavy,
sent over hard one in the second
round, spreading Shaw on the canvas.
The referee counted the Detroit boxer
out. but Shaw claimed a foul. A
physician was unable to state for GER
tain that the blow was fair one. Shaw
was given short rest, and the fieh.
continued
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Basket Ball Entries Pour In
For South Atlantic Tourney

n n ANAGERS and team represen-
mn tatives *are flocking to the
V sports department of the Post
4 i for team entry and A. A. u.
registration blanks in con-
nection with the coming South Allan
tic A. A. u basket ball tournament.
Last season Washington was represent
ed by more teams in the tourney than
any other city in the United States and
this season promises to be even more
largely represented.
lube Sullivan's knight of Columbus
baSketers, who also play under the
name of the Original Anacostia Eagles,
tonight at 9 o'clock in the K. c. gym.
Skinker Bros. Eagles will entertain
Company F Regular basketers of
Hyattsville tonight in the Congress
Heights auditorium, starting at 8 o'clock.
There will be preliminary at Z, be-
tween Stanleys and Y. M. c. A. Juniors.
Three Peck teams won matches last
night in the Peck gym. The seniors
defeated Columbia Engine Co. Of Alex
andria, "a to 81, and Washington Props,
IS to 20, and Peck Juniors took the
VA SAACfJ (AAooC OSASAScS y
to 80.
Washington Grays drubbed Tank
School corps team at Fort Leonard
Wood. Md, So to 81, last night at the
fort.
Wolff A. C. quint was 90 to 90 win
ner over w. H West Co. last night in
a Washington City Amateur League
match.
Crescent tOssers drnbbed Northwest
Cardinals, 35 to %, last night in Gen.
trail High gym.
Celtics and DE Luxe teams will meet
tomorrow night and Saturday nights in
tits that will go far toward settling
the senior class Boys Club League title.
Terrors defeated st. Martins, 20 to IL,
in 100-pound-class league game last
night.
Atonement Lutheran Church tosSers
defeated Bethany Baptists, SO to %, in
the Bethany gym. Team play of the
winners featured.
Capital Cagers are seeking games with
150-pound-class quints. Call Potomac
6112.
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STAR GOLFERS GATHER
FOR HOT SPRINGS MEET

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, January 80 up.
Practically all participants in the
Texas open at San Antonio were here
today for the South Central open golf
championship tournament. The tour
nament committee last night announced
LOG entries, professional and amateur.
The $4,000 championship match, r.
hole event, medal play, starts Friday
with a qualifying round
1t is understood Macdonald Smith,
title holder, will not enter. wild
Bill Mehlhorn, who set world record
for a 70 par course in FL Paso and
won the Texas open, is favored to win.
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EVANSVILLE BOY HEAD
OF FRONT ROYAL QUINT

FRONT ROYAL, Va, January 3d.
Elmer Bowler, son of j. w. Bowler of
Hyattsville, Md. has been elected cap
tain of the basket ball team at Ran
dolph-Macon Academy here as result
of his consistent work the past two
seasons.
this Winter Randolph-Macon has
twice defeated the sturdy Fishburne
Military Academy five recently. Bowl
er is a senior.
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Americans, who defeated Walens, 10
to s, want more floor games in the 1875
pound class. Call North 1871 after Z
pm. Two foul shots tossed by Joe
Began in the last minutes won for
Americans over Walens.
Hartman & Co. and Y. NJ G.. A.
quintS will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in
a Washington City Amateur League
game at Central High.
Noel House 115-pound basketers de-
feated Meridians, 80 to 81, last night.
Kennedy Red Stars, who won their
eighth straight last night over Columbia
Heights, 80 to 20, will meet Seaman
Gunners tonight in the gym at Boiling
Field.
Corinthians want game for tonight
with 130-pound-class quint They
have gym. Call Columbia 7504.
Tremonts bested National Publishing
Co, 81 to 10, last night in a Community
Center League floor game at Langley
Junior High.
naval Receiving Station and PaSSaic
A. c. quints will face tonight at $3.50
o'clock in the Boiling Field gym. The
Receiving Station outfit beat G. P. o.
Federals, 10 to II, last night.
Calvary Reds won over Woodside A. c
quint IS to %, last night on the CAL
vary floor.
Phoenix A. c. quint meets Oak A. C.
tossers tonight in the Noel House gym.
In a game that required an extra
period Boys Club Senators downed
Crescents, Is to %, last night at the
Boys Club.
Pirates won over DeMolay quint, 80
to 26. after an uphill fight last night in
Bethany Baptist gym.
Petworth Nets and Potomac Boat Club
f1ves face tonight at o'clock in Central
High gym.
Silver Spring Md Service Co. and
Trinity M. E. tossers square off tonight
in the Silver Spring Armory at $50
o'clock.
Remsens and Hamline quints meet to-
night on the same floor at 1880 o'clock.
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TWO BOXERS DRAW FIRE
OF WISCONSIN BOARD

MILWAUKEE,, January 80 R-Phil
zwick, Cleveland boxer, and Sammy
Shack of New York, who defeated him
in a bout here Monday night, have
been suspended by the Wisconsin State
Athletic Commission-Zwick indefinite
ly and Shack for 60 days.
The suspension of zwick will be
effective, the commission announced,
until he appears before the commission
for an explanation relative to the use
of the kidney and rabbit punches dur
ing his contest with Shack The ban
upon Shack was due to his being over
weight and to his poor showing
against Zwick."
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MARIN PLESTINA LOSES
TO STRANGER LEWIS

CHICAGO, January 80 P). Ed
(Strangler) Lewis defeated Marin Pies
tina in two straight falls in their
wrestling match last night, taking the
first fall in l hour 16 minutes and %
seconds and the second in minutes
and 20 seconds.
The former champion was master of
his opponent throughout and punished
him badly with his famous deadlock
the hold which won both falls. Plestina
weighed 255 pounds and Lewis 235.
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CALLAHAN Is LAID UP
WITH A BROKEN HAND

CHICAGO, January 80 (P).-Two
broken bones in his left hand have
forced Shuttle Callahan Chicago's Wild
swinging southpaw middleweight, to
forego any fighting for at least two
months.
Callahan injured his hand in the
first round of his six-round bout with
Irish" Jack Kennedy Of Detroit Mon
day night, but fought with one hand
until the third round when the referee
awarded the Detroit battler a techni-
cal knockout.
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MAESTRO MAKING BID
FOR BANTAM H0N0RS

LOS ANGELES, January 80 OPT
looks like Earl MAESTRO, youthful Chi
cagoan, will have to be reckoned with
before bantamweight fstic honors are
definitely settled.
The clever Midwest youngster last
night in a 10-round bout that was one
of the fastest and most colorful ever
seen in this section, outpointed Kid
Francis, the Italian puzzle, in master
full fashion. Of the 10 rounds, went
to Mastro, the former European BAN
tamweight titleholder took three and
the remainder were even.
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS.-A Brown, United States,
knocked out Tiger Humedy, France ~.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Bud Taylor, Terre
Haute, Ind, outpOinted Billy Shaw, De-
trOit u0). Harry FierrO, Chicago. out
pointed Kid Woods, Indianapolis tS) /.
Danny Budd, Terre Haute, Outpointed
Howard Jones, Louisville (6).
LOS ANGELES.-Earl MAESTRO, Chi
cage, outpOinted Kid Francis, Eu-
rope Q0).
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Herbert
Baby Stribling. Macon, Ga. OutpOint-
ed X. o. Billy Edwards, Savannah, Ga.
(10). Dick Gore, Jacksonville. Fla.
outpOinted Eddie Cohen, Newark, N.
J. I0).
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Kid Lencho.
San Antonio. Tex, drew with Milton
Manguno, New Orleans (10).
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HELEN HICKS TO SEEK
FLORIDA GOLF TITLES

NEW YORK, January 80 CP.-Helen
Hicks, the Metropolitan districts latest
golf sensation. is to leave on Saturday
for Florida. where she will compete In
the major women's tournaments to be
played there during the next two
months. She recently won the Ber-
muda championship.
Her first Southern appearance is to
be in the Miami women's championship
February IL to Is. She plans to COM
pete also in the Florida State cham
pionship at Palm Beach February
1922 and the Florida East Coast
championship at st. Augustine March
So.
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PAULINE AND CHRISTNER
TO MEET FEBRUARY 23

NEW YORK, January 80 GP.-
Pauline Uzcudun, Basque heavyweight,
today signed to meet Meyer TX. o.
Christner at Madison Square Garden
February %.
Pauline had baked over terms Of
fered him for the match, but signed
when Tom McArdle, Garden match
maker, threatened to match Christner
with the winner of the Max Schmeling-
Johnny Risko battle here Friday night.
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DOW THE LINE
With W. o. McCEEHAN-
The Gamblers Dream.

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ARMOUR-SARAZEN DEFIED.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, January 80
R.-Johnny Farrell, national open
golf champion. and his brother Jimmy
have challenged Tommy Armour and
Gene Sarazen. former holders of his
title, to an exhibition match here Feb
ruary %, hoping to wipe out a defeat
suffered at the hands of the same pair
last year.
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RACQUETS MEET STARTS
WITH CHAMPS MISSING

CHICAGO, January 80 (P).-The ma
tional doubles racquets tournament was
to open today at Chicago Racquet Club
with teams from New York, st. Louis,
Detroit and Chicago entered.
With G. M. Bruce and j. Q. F. Simp-
son of England not present to defend
their title won last year, Stanley Nor
timer and Clarence Pell of New York
and Bob Gardner and Howard Linn of
the Chicago club were the favorites to
meet in the final.
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BY CRAIG WOOD.
THE DRIVE

Craig Wood has come torward in the
last gear as one OF the most brilliant OF
the younger Eastern professionals, and
he iOds sensation in the last National
Open Championship. He is one OF the
finest drivers in the game.
TIME one thing I want to emphasize
most in lettering your tee-shots
is the controlling left hand.
i That is, it should be in entire
control on the backswing, and
the right should have no part until it is
needed to give the punch at the moment
of impact. You can't get results off
the tee if you're gripping with the right
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ITALY SENDS ANOTHER
HEAVYWEIGHT ASPlRANT

NEW YORK, January 80 @.-Ric-
cardo Bertazzolo, Italian claimant CT
the European heavyweight champion
ship, sailed yesterday for New York
from France, his American manager,
Charley Rose, announced here. Bertaz-
zolo, 200-pound husky from Milan,
claims four-round knockout of Pierre
Charles, Belgian heavyweight.
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LEESBURG TEAMS LOSE
TO LINCOLN BASKETERS

LEESBURG, Va, January 3O.-The
Lincoln High School sextet defeated the
Leesburg. High School girls here last
night, 26 to 10. Spectacular playing
was done by Evelyn Titus of Lincoln,
who made % points for her team.
The Lincoln High School quintet
also defeated the Leesburg boys in a
game which followed, SO to 81.
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BROWN WASTES NO TIME.

PARIS, January 80 OPAL Brown,
slim Negro bantamweight from Ameri-
ca, knocked out Tiget HUNGRY, former
French featherweight champion, with
one punch last night in the first few
seconds OF their bout at the Cirque
de Paris.
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BRADDOCK, GEMAs TO BOX.

NEW YORK, January 80 UP.-
James j. Braddock, Jersey City light
heavyweight. has been matched to meet
George Gemas of Philadelphia. in a 10
round bout at the Laurel A. c., Newark.
on Monday night.
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BOWLING LOSES DECISION.

ANNAPOLIS, January 30.-Eddie
Bowling of Washington lost the decision
to Meyer Kaplan of Baltimore In one
of the feature bouts of boxing card
here last night.
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Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiator.
=, Harrison radiators and cores in stock
Wittstatts, 1909 14th North 7I77
Also 80 18th, ,. Block Below Ave,
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BASKETER DROPS DEAD.

CHICAGO, January 80 P).-Robert
Licciardi, 10, basket ball player on an
amateur team, died between halves of
a game last night at the Olivet Insti-
tute gymnasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-30

Next, Willard Moran Il My First
Venture in New York;
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Atonement Lutheran Church tossers
defeated Bethany Baptists, SO to %, in
the Bethany gym. Team play of the
winners featured.
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Capital Cagers are seeking games with
150-pound-class quints. Call Potomac
6112.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-17

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