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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Big Ten Hurdle Stars to
Provide Title Meet Feature

are likely to win places on the next
Olympic team.
An interesting duel will take place
between McDernaott of Illinois and
Tom Warne, Northwestern, rivals
in the pole vault for three years.
Warne broke his ankle last summer
and has been hampered in COM
petition this season.
Eddie Tolan, Michigan's mid
night express" who holds the
worlds 100-yard dash record of 9.5
seconds, will near the end of his
collegiate career in the conference
meet. It was in the Big Ten meet
two years ago that Tolan set the
record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stoler
belong to:
Herman sobol, q West Thirty second
Pesrl street and Capitol avenue.
Luther Lee. 1440 Burdsal parkway. Pom
tiac coupe. 1898. from West anu Wash
ington streets.
John Stages. sos North Alabama street
Ford coupe. 756-664. from Ohio street and
Capitol avenue.
Louis Calderman. 1908 st. Paul street,
Chevrolet sedan. 744-565. from Virginia
avenue and Alabama street.
wangelin and Sharp. 443 Virginia ave-
nue.. Ford roadster. NJ SO from 443 Vir-
ginia avenue.
Allen P. Howard. r. r. II. Box 219 D.
Chevrolet coach, 47-439. from Capitol ave-
nue. and Court street.
Harry r. Peters. BOT East Twenty-f1rst
street. Chevrolet COACH, M52S small 90,
from in front OF 207 East Twenty first
street.
Walter Harris. 91O Olive street. Chevro-
let coupe .77-786. from Senate avenue and
Ohio street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
ABANDON PLANS
TO REOPEN DOG
RACING COURSE
Judge Ryan Rules System
Is Disguised Form
of Gambling.

Because a Marion county court
refused to draw line between dog
racing and gambling, an attempt to
reopen the greyhound track on the
Allisonville road was forsaken tenn
porarily today by promoters.
Alya Spindler, Chicago promoter,
announced no steps will be taken
to reopen the track at present, after
Judge Russell Ryan of superior
court five overruled a petition late
Monday afternoon seeking to enjcir
Sheriff Charles L. Sumner from in
terfering with the tracks operation
Argument of Spindler's attorney
Meyer Goldberg, of st. Louis, that
dog racing ''by which purses are
awarded to the owners of the dog;
or owners assignees," failed to con-
vince Judge Ryan that the assign
ment system was not form Of
gambling.
mistaken by Explanation
After dealing in generalities al
the hearing, Judge Ryan told Gold
berg to explain just how the sys-
tenn was related to betting.
This explanation caused the Judge
to tell Goldberg: Despite your in
depreciation of the law, I still be-
lieve this dog racing is tainted with
gambling"
An affidavit, signed by Spindler
and introduced as evidence at the
hearing set forth that purpose OF
the promoters was to conduct races
in connection with a breeding farm.
It stated the sheriff had threatened
to destroy. the track property,
valued at 100000, if dog racing
was resumed.
Disguised Form of Gambling
Sheriff Sumner was represented
at the hearing by Harvey A. Gray
bill, county attorney, and Clinton H.
Givan, former county attorney, rep
resented Indianapolis citizens OPP
posing reopening Of the track.
Judge Ryan criticised Spindler for
signing an affidavit containing "such
charges against the law enforce
n1ent officer of Marion county"
Judge Ryan's ruling stated: 1.-THE
assignment system is nothing but a
disguised form of gambling and it
will not be tolerated"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Scoring 81 points, McNabb again
took first honors in the Hoosier
Rifle Club shoot at TT. Harrison,
Monday. Evans was second with 88,
followed by Hurt with So, and
Mitchell with Sc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to-:
Carl Kullbom, Omaha. Ford coupe. found
at ia West North street.
Chevrolet coach 47-439, found at IN
diana avenue and West street.
F. r. Hennes. lit North Twenty-fifth
street. Beech Grove. Chevrolet coach,
found at Southeastern avenue and Sher-
man drive.
Dale Hunter. Acton. Ind, Ford roadster,
found in rear of Al South Rural street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Mack'S Philadel-
phia Athletics TO-
day as they met
the Detroit Tigers,
considered t h e
class Of the west
ern teams of the
American League,
for the first time
this year.
Against { h e
other we S tern
clubs Chicago,
S t. Louis and
Cleveland - the
Athletics h a v e
flashed the form
tt1ok l@..~s.,o.l-L A..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
MANUAL. TECH DRAW

Manual and Tech tennis squads
broke even Monday at Willard park,
the southsiderS winning three OF the
four singles tits and losing both
doubles encounters. Manual met
Warren Central today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT TORONTO, Ont.--Charley Belanger.
Canadian light, heavyweight champion.
easily outpointed Pete Latzo, former well
ter champ. in eight rounds. Jack Renault,
Montreal heavy stopped Art Weigand Of
Buffalo in the fifth round
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia ........ 010 600 ll2-- 10 o
Chicago ............ 002 200 600 4 9 q
Baecht. May and Hartnett Stoner, Watt,
Benge and Davis. Rensa, McCurdy.
Cincinnati ......... oo1 600 ILL., u 2
Brooklyn ........... 440 Oil 40x-14 10
Eckert, Carroll, Wysong, ogden and
Sukeforth; Thurston and lombard.
st. Louis ........... 600 600 2o1-s 8
New York .......... 040 0l0 i0x- 6 IL 4
Haines, Stout and Wilson; Walker and
O'Farrel.
Pittsburgh .......... 600 0i0 0o0-l 1
Boston ............. 600 POI 00x-3 /
Brame and Phillips; Brandt and spohrer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York .......... los 100 085-20 10 Q
Detroit ............. oo2 OO1 023- IL S
Wells and Dickey, Joorgens; Whitehill,
Boston ............. 00l Ola 002-s IA 1
Chicago ........ DOL 900 206- 8 II l
Lisenbee, Durham and Ruel; Lyons. NC
Kahn and Tate.
Philadelphia ...s.... 600 203 041-10 IS ]
Cleveland ....s....s OBI 600 220- IL !
Walberg, Grove and Cochrane; Miller,
Hudlin, Bean and Sewen.
Washington at ST.. Louis: played in
double-header Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT MILwAUKEE-Lou Scozza. 170A.
Buffalo, scored q technical knockout over
TAFT Littman. l6l, Milwaukee. in the sixth
round OF a scheduled ten-round bout.
Baxter Gaines. IT'S. Tulsa. Okla. and
Dave Maier, 178. Milwaukee. fought an
eiRht-round draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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AT OAKLAND. Cal,-Jimmv Flinker. lS5.
vallepo, won technical knockout over
Dusty Miller. Vallejo. IN fifth round OF
q ten-round fight.
AT Los ANGELES Benny Afilper. mid
dleweight. won from Bert Colima OF Mexi-
co in ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Indians Lose Tenth

The Athletics registered their
tenth consecutive victory Monday
when they defeated Cleveland, 10
to 2. It was the tenth consecutive
defeat for the Indians. Philadel-
phia overcame Cleveland's early
lead and clinched the contest by
scoring four runs in the eighth
inning.
New York kept within two games
of the league leaders by over
whelning Detroit, 20 to 8. The
Yankees pounded four Tiger hurlers
for nineteen hits as Wells coasted
to victory.
In the only other American
League game, the Chicago White
Sox won from Boston, 8 to 8, and
advanced to fifth place in the
standings. A six-run rally in the
ninth inning enabled Chicago to
win.
Giants Down Cards
The New York Giants advanced
to within a half game of the Ma
tional League lead when they de-
feated st. Louis, current pace set
tiers, 6 to 8. Walker held the Car
dinals to six hits but errors by his
mates aided st. Louis in scoring
their runs The Giants clinched
the game in the second inning when
they scored four runs off Haines.
Ed Brandt registered his sixth
victory of the season as the Boston
Braves defeated Pittsburgh, 3 to /,
to advance to within two games of
st. Louis. Brandt allowed but five
hits while Boston made the most
of six blows off Branle, making his
first start of the year for the
Pirates.
Phillics Rally to Win
A two rum rally in the ninth i'm
ming, capped by Hurst's single,
gave Philadelphia 5 to victory
over Chicago. Hurst's blow scored
Bartell with the winning run. Arlett
hit his seventh home run of the
year in the second inning of
Baecht, Pacific Coast rookie, who
hurled we'll until the ninth inning
when he was relieved, by jake May.
Brooklyn came to life and dis
played the batting power expected
of the team in walloping Cincinnati,
IA to 4. The Robins got 16 hits off
four Red hurlers. Babe Herman
got four of them, including a home
run, triple, double and single.
Thurston scattered twelve Cincin-
natl hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
Yanks Rap
Tiger Nine
Giants and Braves Move
Near Leading Cards
in National.
BY LEO H. PETERSON
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, May ia ten
game winning streak, the longest
recorded by any major league club
this season, was held by Connie
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Sox Await
Lew Fonseca
Bv United Pyess

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 15.-Lew Fonseca,
obtained from Cleveland in deal
for Willie Kanm, was expected to
report today to the Chicago White
Sox. Fonseca was due Monday, but
failed to show up at Comiskey park.
Manager Donnie Bush, planned to
play Fonseca at second base, with
Cissell at shortstop and either Kerr
or Jeffries at third. Kamm made
his debut at third with Cleveland
Monday and got two hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT BRADDoCw. Pa.-Jack kid Berg.
1871. England defeated Ray RISER. 1882.
Oklahoma. t101: johnnie Peters, 1221a.
England knocked out Howard Mayberry.
1881. Donora. (6l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT BOSTON-Johnny Indrisano. local
welter. decisively outpointed Sam Bruce.
buffalo Negro. in ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
BASEBALL
CALENDAR
AMERICAN AssocIArroN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Toledo at Columbus.
ST. Paul at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT QUEBEC-Art Giroux of Montreal
Knocked out Joe Villenueve of Quebec in
the seventh round to win the Canadian
bantamweight crown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

was chosen president to succeed J.
E. Shewmon. Other officers are
Harold K. Harding, vice-president;
E. r. Basore. secretary. and Harry
F. Bowen. treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19
FIELD DAY FRIDAY

Shortridge will hold its third an
nual field day Friday at north side
field. The program will begin at 2
p. m. Feature of the day will be an
abbreviated football game between
two teams picked from the squad
out for spring practice. t.
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Monday Ring Results
Bv United Press

AT JAMAICA. L. I.-walter Cobbs. 22s.
Baltimore. knocked out AL Walker. 1875,
New York. (ls Bert Paxton. 172. Detroit.
defeated Joe Hanlon. 1884. New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGuE

washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT NEW YORK-Dave Adelman. 1884.
Philadelphia. defeated San Sanchez. 1902.
Mexico. t6l: Ramon Bordelies. 135. Porto
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

the 1929 and 1880 world baseball
championships. They have won all
eight Of their games against west
ern foes, and should they continue
their success against the Tigers,
there will be many baseball fans
who will label Philadelphia already
I'm for the 1881 pennant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

AT MIAMI. Fla.-Joe Estrada. 1876, Mexi-
co City. Knocked out Bruno Ladurine, 1856.
Denver. t6l.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

(Ten tnnings)
ST. Paul ....... 900 600 0o2 l. 8 10 o
Minneapolis ...... 0lo DOL 900 B. 8 l
Murphy, Prudhomme and Snyder, Fen
ner; Morgan, Mccullough and Hargrave.
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st. Cyr in France is one of the
greatest military schools in the
world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

Aged Woman Dies
LAKE WAWAsEE, Ind, May IT,
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Voorhees,, e5, a
resident here forty-one years, is
dead. She formerly lived in Indian
apolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

TOR NINETEEN years, Research Department has
kept intimate touch with every development OF Science
that could be applied the manufacture of cigarettes
During this period there has been development of tested
value or importance the smoker which we have NOT
incorporated into the making of Chesterfield cigarettes
LggeD & Myers T0barc0 Co.
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Major Leaders
BY United Press

BY United Press
Following statistics, compiled by
the United Press, include games OF
Monday, May 10:
LEADING HITTERS
PLAYER and Club q ABB r H Pct.
simmons. Athletics. 4. "a 81 "a 42 .4SS
Ruth. Yankees. ....... 10 SO 81 "a 1887
Cochrane. Athletics. "a So 81 81 1885
HOME RUNS
Klein. Phillies.... sIGehrig. Yankees;..
Arlett. Pnillies. -. 7lSimmons. Athletics
HornsbY. Cubs. ST
RUNS BATTED IN
Cronin. Senator's S2lAverill. Indians. q
Simmons. Athlet's so Arlett. Phillies.. rs
Gehrig. Yankees. 29l
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Kansas City; played in
double-header Sunday.
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THREE-I SCORES MONDAY
Danville, 8; Evansville, z.
Springfield at Peoria (rain).
Bloomington at Quincy (rain).
Decatur. 8; Terre Haute. 2.
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Toledo ............ 600 020 100 0
Columbus .......... o10 900 l2o- 4 10 5
connally and Devormer; Campbell. Dean
and Hinkie
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VcL you'll find wherever the boys get together"

Up this birds of breasino the tides Of rdA
city street, welcomes the company of good cigarette And goo
good tobacoo Chesterfield h
out their finest favor and fragrance
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16

the color is, and as long as Unkie
Wig didn't hide 1t away from US
think we could Just SORT of jiggle
II or shake it and maybe find out
what's in it. I don't believe he'd
care. Maybe he LETT it here on pur-
pose"
We'll, go ahead and jiggle It.
Bunty. won't take a chance"
Neither will T. said Jingle
Jangle and the Others.
Go ahead, Bunty," urged Bue-
ter. He gave the little orphan rah-
bit a push, not meaning it to be
very hard. But Bunty, just then.
was standing on one paw and So
she lost her balance, and toppled
over and fell against the table and
knocked the mysterious box to the
floor. The string became loosened.
the RED paper come off and there
was a BLUE box shining in the
light.
"oh, look what you did!" gasped
Jingle.
ut is n BLUE box after ALL
murmured BUnty. It's a BLUE
BOX wrapped in RED paper. M
wonder Unkie Wig fooled us!''
But what's in the RED-BLUF
BCX?" asked Buster. I'VE may as
well look now that Bunty Knocked
it down"
II didn't knock it down." said
the little orphan rabbit. "You
pushed me and the box fell. III
pick IL up and then"
AS Bunty picked up the BLUE
box that had been wrapped in RED
paper, the cover came off and she
looked inside. She gave a shout
what is it?" cried the other
children. Whats the big secret9
What's in the boX?"
Carrots" said Bunty in p
strange voice. Just carrots as
Unkie Wig said. Oh, what a funny
Christmas secrct!" And then she
and the other children looked
around and there stood Mr.. and
Mrs. Longears in the hall, laughing
az them
"Hal Ia" cnuckled the bunny
gentleman. so you found out my
Christmas secret, did you Well
you didn't find out all CT it. Taste
those carrots" And when the chill
dren did they found that the car
Fots were made Of CANDY! What
a Jolly surprise it was SO they
ate the candy carrots all up
and If the doorknob Will stop
turning around long enough for the
key TO jump on and have a ride,
I'll tell you next about Uncle Wig
gily's Christmas trimmings.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
Talk On Paint
At Lions Club

Charles Kimpel Of Dallas, Tex,
was speaker OF the day at the Lions
club meeting yesterday in the Bar
bara Worth hotel and gave an in
teresting and informative talk on
the subject OF lacquer paints.
The speaker is a representative
Of the SeWall Paint and Varnish
Company Of Kansas City and Dallas.
He outlined the history of lacquer,
its purposes and the many uses TO
which it may be put.
He discussed its manufacture from
short staple cotton and nitro-sul-
phuric acid and pointed out that
during the war left over gun pow
der, also made from cotton, was
converted into paint by chemists
OF the DUPONT Company and chris
tened Duco.
The remainder of the meeting
was devoted to community singing
by the club members.
Les Harrington was chairman of
the day, and guests were Lester
Eichold, visiting Lion from Imper-
ial. j. NJ. Sheldon of Seeley and
Charles Kimpel.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS, INC.
W. c. COSTELLO
Manager
CONGRATULATIONS

COMEWHAT late. but none he less
~ sincere, congratulations are IN order
for and are heartily extended - - Cen
tro lodge No. 2S4. +. and 4. =. ON tie
occasion OF its silver jubilee observed
this week.
IN the ordinary course o. events :
years is not such long tine, but the
birthday of E Centre lodge marks !, -
one Of the valleys real pioneers.
There was not much to the ely O. Il
Centro in December 1906. and II IS doubt
ful If the little handful of men who
formed the lodge here tnat month could
have foreSeen 10 what extent their work
would spread. They not only were
Masons but true pioneers, with the courage
an enthusiasm of the pioneer than which
there can be 10 greater assets.
Having something n common IN their
fraternal afIiiation. i was but natural
for them to Join hands and promote
new lodge in the midst OF the desert.
Fraternalism has tremendous benefits.
1t also eXacts tremendous work from
those who sponsor and seek TO promote
it. This Is particularly true IN q raw
community where even the strongest must
often be assailed By doubts and Gears.
The handful of men who formed No.
384 must have had their doubts and
fears, but they refused to be beaten by
them. They gave a splendid demonstra-
ton Of loyalty to their Masonic ideals
and were builders ii the truest and best
sense of the word
That their example and inspiration
have been perpetuated BY the officers and
members Of the lodge down to the present,
is as much a matter for congratulation
as is the silver jubilee of the lodge.
Again the Press says, "congratulaticns"
and expresses the hope that the next 25
years viii be crowned by an even more
deserving golden jubilee.
With the Culbertsons leading, not a
few L Centrans feel yindicated for their
faith in the system.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
BEAL OUTLINES
COMP R0MISE ON
CONTRACT ISSUT

Opposition TO the All-Amelican
canal contract, hitherto uacom-
promising and bitter, yesterday
afternoon took On a concil.atorv
tnge as Director y. +. BeaL che
Of ;.,e stalwarts of tce Water
Rights Protective association. asked
that the board call q straw ballot
OF property owners, both resident
and nonresident. but exclusive Of
city property. or the proposed con .
tract.
u viii be willing % stand on the
decision Of such q straw vote, and
if 1t favors the contract to get or
the band-waeOn and be active in
bringing about early completion Of
the canal, Beal promised.
As an alternative suggestion he
said Re would abide by TIE de-
ei5ion Of G straw vote based upon
valuations o. property.
Director Ira Atel. himself az ad-
vocate Of properly qualification in
irrigation district voting. challenged
Besl's last minute compromls
offer deciar--g this is merely ar
other Of the long series - delays
which opponents cf this pro5ecf
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
Demurrer Filed
In Magruder Case

Frank ?. lIcCas,in, El Centre po-
lice chief, yesterday afternoon en-
tered in superior court a general
demurrer 10 the complaint OF w.
B. Magrudar seeking an injunction
to prevent e Centro officers from
enforcing the city's Sunday closing
ordinance.
The demurrer stated only the
I e hnic z / contention Nagruder' S
complaint does not state grounds
sufficient to constitute a cause Of
action.
This suit against McCaslin is in
the nature CT a test case, bearin
upon the constitutionahty Of E.
Centro's Sunday closing ordinance
Magrudar is proprietor Of a small
store at 221 North Seventh street.
He contends the chief Of police has
no right under the constitution to
force him 10 close his place OF bus
mess on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
Court Settles
Damage Claims

After Weighing one set Of dam
aging circumstances against anoth-
CT, Judge A. c. Finney yesterday
afternoon returned a memorandum
decision on an appeal from Holt
vile justice court, directing a J.
Hendrix to pay to Clyde Bailey So
for damages done Baiiey's corn crop
when Hendrix cattle trampled It.
During the crop season of 1880
Bailey charged in his complaint,
cattle belonging to Hendrix broke
a fence and trampled over several
acres Of corn growing or his ranch.
IN a counter claim Hendrix
charged Bailey ran a waste ditch
across land belonging to Hendrix,
and that overflow from this ditch
caused Hendrix to lose five cuttings
CT alfalfa
After weighing evidence present.
ed, Judge I7inney decided Bailey
rad suffered greater damage than
HndriX, and should receive q judg-
meat for SIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-16
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