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Evening star., 1933-06-21
ARMOUR READJUSTMENTS
REPORT HELD PREMATURE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 21.-T. G. Lee,
president of Armour & Co., yesterday
addressed a letter to stockholders stat
ing that press reports of a proposed
capital readjustment Of the giant spack-
ing firm were premature and that no
definite plan had vet been approved
by the board of directors.
"The management" said Lee in the
letter, believes that its responsibilities
in conducting the business efhcieatly
impose upon it duty, in the light of
changed conditions, to work out and
submit to stockholders a plan to SIM
plify and change the capital structure
and reduce its property values in con-
sequence Of present-day levels, and thus
make possible the reduction of depre-
citation charges with corresponding i'm
provement in the net results of the
company"
THE company is not in need Of new
working capital" he stated.
Evening star., 1933-06-21

one Of five small appliances for any re-
frigerator sales made by the company
TO personal friends.
Fire reward certificates are inclosed
on which the owner may furnish the
names and addresses of prospective pur-
chasers of refrigerators
To insure proper follow-up three re-
port slips ordering calls on the new
customers, 10, 20 and 80 days after the
purchase are sent to the salesman
These calls serve the double purpose Of
checking the satisfactory service of the
appliance and securing leads" for ad-
ditional sales.
tCopyrisht. 1888, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc }
Evening star., 1933-06-21

=
poets by systemati-
cally calling on
customers who have
already bought re-
frigerators.
As soon as a sale
Is made a letter Is
sent thanking the
customer and stat
ing that the sales
men will make
several calls at 10
day intervals to
make sure the ap-
pliance is giving
satisfactory service.
The purchaser Is
further told that
he will be rewarded
by the gift of any
Evening star., 1933-06-21
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 21 CP.-Butter-
Receipts, 12,043 tubs; market Arm;
creamery, specials (93 score), 23A a
1884; extras (92), 2234; extra firsts
(90-9D, 21Ra22; firsts $3.50, l91aa
20l2; seconds (86-87, 17a18h; stand
ards go centralized car lots), 1924.
Eggs-Receipts, 1891 cases; market
firm; prices unchanged
Poultry, live-Receipts, 35 trucks;
market easy; hens. slaa10la; Leghorns,
Il; Spring ducks, Sa9; old, SAT; geese,
6l2; Leghorn broilers, 1lal3; rocks, 15a
IT; colored, l4a16.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Mems Wear to Be Marked Up.

NEW YORK, June 81 P.-Men's
wear stores, which have covered their
initial Fall requirements at low prices,
plan to take higher mark-up on such
goods at the beginning Of the Autumn
selling season, so that when merchan-
disc bought at higher levels is offered
to consumers no sharp price advance
will ensue.
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Earthenware Slumps.

NEW YORK, June 81 CP.-In con-
trast with trends in other lines, de-
mand for earthenware for kitchen use
has shown a decided slump. Pro-
ducers are quoting prices 10 to Is
per cent below Spring levels in order
to stimulate business
Evening star., 1933-06-21
Dollar Makers
BY GEORGE T. EAGER.

The sales manager for a large dis
tribator of automatic refrigerators has
solved the ever present problem Of pro-
viding his statesmen with a continual
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tracing disease by chewing or smok-
ing7 IL. + g.
Answcr-No. At least there seems to
DO no reason to imagine disease Is 90
spread. Once had . patient who
was . cigar maker by trade. On the
ball OF his thumb no had q syphilitic
ulcer. But he was In tho third stage
Of the disease and there was no harm
done.
vltamin A and Eyes
Following . suggestion In your
column I have been taking cod liver
oil. and find that It helps my eyes.
DO vegetables OF any kind help this
dryncss OF the eycs7 Miss b. H. NJ,
virgtnia)
Answer-A deficiency of Vitamin A
stunts growth, causes lcanncsS, sore
dry eyes. and prevents the develop
mcnt Of full immunity against infec-
lions. particularly cri. Cod liver oil
IL rich In vitamin A. a. we'll g Vita
min D (Which prevents ricketts,. Other
good sources Of Vitamin A arc RAW
mot pastcurizcd or sterilized or boil
cd milk. cream. butter. egg yolk. Raw
carrots. cabbage. tomatoes. lettuce and
bananas and oranges are good sources.
Excessive boiling or cooking Injuries
or destroys vitamin A. but yellow
corn. liver. kidneys. parsnips. yellow
squash. pumpkin. sweet potato. yam,
and green peas contain some Vitamin
A.
Copyright. John r. Ollie Co..
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Must Re Worldwide

The things which are attracting TN
nsnst attention ~ Washington ttses
days are tbs spectacular develop
naentA In domestic poIicy--ttss hank,
Ing measures. the farm relief pro.
p0sAis. thu work relief projects an
~ on.
hut IN the long run the mast i'm.
DostsDt A.EDs may be~~ths prepars.
TINS tor ling. patient and involved
negotiations with other nations which
have ~ their goal the restoration o,
International confidence. world trade
snd general prosperity.
~ u well known thst tbs admins.
tFati0n IL making elaborate plans tot
this work. Blu. the subjects 10 h
covered IRE W complicated. 70 far re-
moved fran the Obvious bread and
bu.tsr requirements NJ the moment,
10 difficult. In fact. ir the ordinary
citizen ~ comDsel.snd. that most Of
Nv have ps!d very Iittls attention 70
them.
Yet whether prosperity " " return
~ Us may easily depend. In the last
analysis. IN our governments foreign
policy rather than on It's domestic
policy.
Whether the depression came chief.
~ because of things that happened In
Ainerica. N whether l. was caused BY
overseas. one thing u
pretty certain. we cant get full pros
itri,y hack again unless al nations
have 4 share IN IL.
The world has grown 10 small In
the last generation that there n NJ
longer any such thing NJ complete
economic Independence. Ws live too
clns1 70 our neighbors: sicknsss In one
house u very apt 10 mean sickness In
Every other house especially ~ since
bur IDEAS 0f economic sanitation are
u The skrhhlrst and no such thing
u al adequate quarantine u possible.
And In the long run. whether wa
Ike ~ or not. W. must admit that
has To be- pretty much o
Worldwide affair. Tho measures
proposed at Washington for setting
'ur own h0,n1 In order are vitality
important. II course: but unless In.
erhatl6nAl trade. international credit
md International confidence can be
eatored We aren't likely u come u
he end Of our troubles.
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Tho evils 1t the police third de-.
gree" have been discussed until
everybody u tired Of hearing Of them
hut every once In n while case
comes up which points III moral toe
plainly 70 bo overlooked.
IN Cleveland recently q young mar
Va" ON trial Tor robbery. He had
aligned confession and the case
sxaihAt him seemed Air-tighl. But
~ lila trial he Unlisted that tho police
nad beaten him To make him aign the
conlcaalon. and although tho police
denied II. and there was no evidence
TO oorrohorste IN Atory. most Of tho
Jury believed H.: and eventually the
Jury waa discharged. after having bc
come deadIocked II u one for scault-
tai.
Now the point In this Gaze Ia that
Tho third degree" provided mn excel.
lent drfcilsr for this chap. regardless
"l whether he had actually been
beaten. It helped him To cman Il
prison term: and ~ long ~ tho nrac-
tlco u continued. acc,med men will
continue to aac II to beat the ran.
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saseka. sees~A sseaea 81 eaReAaA tags
&aaekaaQA AaokNA $ANeA A1AQA4
AenH 0f 0lA At0nnQA eAe ~As1eAree.
BAAesnea 40 AAA Z d9ey sa1eAer ~4~l
CAAiA, NJ d NsNAaA,~
9RMe StaMA AeAiM0 &AH wAx~A
|aaeaRs m a boxes. c. ene vo1aA1
Aa& 4 deaARsAassa ssASe1 Sae0A IAAy
ray 10 ais2arsA. SIS&se make ~ eeAss
10 aAy--aRasass MAKE szNaee Nr $psae-
tAaak they Hse&. SPHst& have laxeness
who s~eR&" NE AsA AMI eAx~Aoe
Cars WAsR EAsS asAG Skae< AA0 nay
zHlH 3cN&s$s, " Am.
Leaving Glae mAs*aa "a &aaA - $0sAe
IRE pe0pac,ine u ktNssN N1N<Ae< ~
eAsss1 the WAh, Ns~s 4 SeA4& AxA NJ
the night, wou pass 4 &Ask, oRe-Nex
lfS0look cb6blesienhe Srs%S% ~AxsN
Place" Formerly u ~'As tst sAssNaaee
- Soane MsAHsfHsR On tsse SNNexS>
NOW 1t leads past some a N%& xVs&S
worst tenemsnss.
Beyond lies the 8o%sesss. AAN xssk<
dismal than ever Crb~Qie& WA Ne
unemployed. Al one stile slASAaaG
posters announce 'xshsletsse $MSws
ten cents. Acr6es THE xgesea ana - 4
Few BLOCKS, the AinHtest b,ssl6Ak CAR
r.ies battered sign that Sr&a& 'WASee
aouse-Roon1s.
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Forclble Initiation
New York .l1n,esl

There have been many presentations
OF Tho kind Of currency initiation
which tho country and tho times Are
alleged to need. Some ray u must be-
controlled Initiation" or regulated. .
golnx Just ~ far ~ II safe but no FUR
'hrr. All 1T theae theories imply that
there n y great demand for an addi.
ton to tho money IN circulation. nut
~ laat W. have reached tho ppint
where Initiation u exalted and de-
n'andcd for It's own sake. without re-
satd "a tho fact whether tho pcoplc
want II a. not. A resolutios, has l,st
hrun reported to tho Senate or the
United States providing for Al .nticft-
h'to enlargement ~ tho CURRENCY.
tisn addition Of billion or two Il
plainly intendcd~with the proyiso
that ~ neceAsary It may ho forced
into circulation"
Thts Ii pretty near tho reduction Ia
the absurd Expansion of the eur.
rrncy through demonstration az sil-
yer Il now generally abandoned. Moth
Ing can he done about II, EXPLAINS
Speaker RA!noy. without tho conscnt
of foreign nations, Hut dAspite tho
evidence that tho country has M am
I'VE auppiy At tho circulating medium,
tA!rly negElng 10 b invested Ut low
rates At interOat. II reasonable sccur-
ny u offered. tho tntlAti0uixts Vt
washington have now convinced
themselves that their medicine ID an
'nsHllihie remedy which tho patient
ought to swallow evcn II u has 70 be
raMnaed down his threat. Tho idea
seems to % that tho people may not
NE q desire imitation. but that It Il
. mAnUeatly . aovereisn cure fas
every ". that they ought TO b forced
to take Il.
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couldn't even have read off the list
Of the insult affiliates In that time!
=
magazine runs story On How
u Lay Out . Baseball Diamond
Most fans afe more interested,
however, In how b lay cut IN
umpire.
= = =
Burglars broke into q department
store the other day. but stole nothing
but dummy from q window. Prob
ably Just trying to make up . fourth
1t bridge.
= = =
Judge complains that many
modern novels arc m incentive
70 violent crime. Maybe that's
why - many Of our novelists live
abroad.
& .
Remember the old days when q
public relations counsel was Just q
press agent. and Z tonsorial expert
was just barber7 And . conserva-
tor was just q receiver?
Copyright. 1888, NEA Service, Incl
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JAHea u. Icw. ptra,Gtrnt 1T the II
r. Goodrich Rubber company, has la
A''ed y statement declaring that II
an shdAsts,al.at he Ii heartily s.,p-
parting rreaident Rooaovelta farm,
bill: and tho Interesting thing about
thia u that Tew'a rubber company
nssa vast quantities IT cotton. and
Will find tta manufacturing expenses
greatly Increased II the h,ll hoaeta the
price Ut cation ~ tho Adsm.nlatrati o,,
expects II to do.
I'VE feel very atIungiy." says Few
that In tho interest IT tho tarn.rra
and tho welfare ot the country a. q
whole, u II our duty TO forget aeltisi,
interests and back up whole heartr,ily
the efforts Ut our president In ,ustar-
Ing stability to the economic life Of
tho natien."
tM this project cuts both ways, II
might booat the prtces OF raw ma
teriAls. but u II did It woula also
add greatly % tho farmers pusehas-
ina power: and Tew and hia brother
tndaatTialists might discover that Il
their operating expenses rase their
4alea wc1ld rise even more rapidly.
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Foreign Representatives
SMALL. SPENCER. BREWER
uncorpsyyAtHdI
CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON


llussia's Way And Our Own
One NJ ttr mos, interesting hits III
news fran Russia this spring IL the
announcement that tpr government u,
prepared N get very hard bedied ~
ward workers who fail w work ~
hard ~ the government. thinks they
ought.
jteGeh. legislation makes H. possible
for The government " deprive 4 work
man and hA family Of = JON. fobd
and hts hG,iss tor Z single days un-
Justified absence from work.
I@nin himself urged that the die
tatorshiD Ut tbs pr0letartat must not
hesitate u us4 force against the pro-
AtAriat ITSELF whsn the occasion re-
auir6A II. Tho working class III H,a.
sia. ~ = clsAs. u exalted ~ never be-
fore IN history: but tho worker ~ All
individual has rerhaps lcss real free
dam than any other worker IN Eu-
r0pe or America.
And this odd contradiction cmpha-
sizes once mOfa the strange and faA-
cinating contrast bstween tho things
that are beinx attempted IN Russia
snd tho things that aro being tried
In America.
IN each country. At this moment.
tho greater part 1T tho thought and
energy NJ tina t'eopis u bclnx devoted
~ ~ effort IN Tx things 40 that
msnklnd'a new productivennas can be
usad 40 ~ 10 provide the ordinary
man with better. happier iiss. That
Il tho av0wed purpose of tho Com
munlst experiment: II Ia. fundam1n-
tally. what Ia back III our own at
tempt to end this depression and
make new 0na impoaAihla.
nAaically. then. We ara seeking the
aaM1 goal. Hut how differently We
AE0 9OSilk ~ III
Iron discipline. \ rigid regime IN
which the individual counts for moth
Ing and freedom Ii n discarded word
v~tlien0 characteri.. tho working out
IT Tho ttuAaiAn venture To I'm they
look like prices that are too high 20
pay.
Wa want tho name things the Rus
Asans want. hut we intend to get them
~ our own way. The individual
worker may not he cock 1T tho walk.
In America. but Iva Ii absolute lord
over hsa own NE. Freedom. prosper
Nv and happiness must begin with
him II they are 10 mean anything.
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; IN I'LL
| NEW
| YORK
BY JULIA BLANsHARD

New York. April 1l.-Charles T..
Mitchell. former chairman OF the Ma
tional City Bank. Is missing these
days from his favorite haunt. the ex.
elusive Links Club, Inc.
There. before q Federal grand fury
accused him Of an evasion in his 1879
income tax, Mitchell used to lounge
every afternoon after banking hours.
hobnobbing with other top.notchers
In tho world Of finance.
This club gets It's name from its
members devotion to golf. It actual
ly Is tho financial club OF clubs In
America. Only those few millionaire
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CHAPTER NINETEEN

They had IN apartment IN /
building on Filbert street, on Rus
sian Hill. At night they could iii
in their window and look out 81
over the bay. see the lights on the
other side pick out Lake Ner.
rift -. watch the flash Of the light
on Alcatraz. -.
Lily Lou knew every nook and
corner Of her apartment. She had
the rented linen and silver by heart
She thought the rooms were beau.
tiful, and certainly they were nicer
than any she had lived in before.
"Can We afford IT." she asked, Z
little frightened.
"Sure. it's much cheaper than the
hotel"
They had been staying 1t the st.
Francis. Ken had insisted. He said
It would be just for . few days and
they might - well start out right
It was thrilling for Lily Lou. The
crowded Hobbies, the long dining
rooms with the scurrying walters,
the snowy tables, the people who
oil seemed rich and we'll dressed.
Their room was nice, too, % large,
% luxurious Lily Lon would
have been very happy, Il she hadn't
worried.
She wrote long letters On The no.
al stationary "a har mokhAr. Ia
Bees. 70 Nay ;. 70 the boys. John
and Earl think Of itl Thu
youngest Lansing. sitting In hez
own room In . hotel like that, writ
ing letters headed 'sHotsl 81. Fran
cis"-as Il Il were nothing 1t all
! But the answers from the family
depressed her they were %
careful. % restrained. An but
8ASS-
Tim sure I hope you1l b happy =
Bess wrote. land don't you mind
What anybody says. You've GOT your
own life . live. and you've got just
a much right % . home and hus-
band and babies . any Of n. "a
the family can just shut up about
that.
"Dont you care what Ksn's fam
~. says. either. They may think
tAsy ars ths last word, but you
can't tell mo that any biz business
man 10 - good and kind - did,
and q for mother. " wouldn't
trade her for any society woman.
Don't Jon let than lord e over Jon.
You're just - good - they are.
only hope that KentneA 10 III you
think he Il. Yen deoervo : rel
man. Lily Lou, Ind I only hope u
turns out 70 b onel"
Lily Lon wineed at that. She
eouldnt Just make some polite N.
swsE. Bees would think Ghe va
changed already. -.
So sAe wrote. with somsthing Ike
eandor: "Yss. Ken's family Was m
gxy enough. Not very eo,nplimen-
tary - M. hut Ken heeke With
them whsn they txisd . separate
Ttled % annnl our marEiages
was, Whist ~ eight = wEite, but
~ couldn't quite 10 that. In
stead. shs added another para
graph:
sYou don't have to worry about
me. e 8 true that Ken lest his job
with his father, but the very day he
hit Ais fatAer's elles y Set . jeA.
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IetlB6!R$6lolE'
By HAZEk 4X1NAjSTOA

and . betAsP ene, q smother place.
Putting that Into writing mad
bar teal sa6sr, somehow. She has
tensd out g mail e. That woul,
show Bees IL sort e husband ID
had.
~Hs really = 81 1ee his are" Oh,
thought, dstssninsdly, listening b
hs accounts q IL odlee. at niaht
He really did seem interested an,
snthusiastic. She was foolish 3,
worry that e wu1ldnt last ..
They had been 81 tAs spaxtmen
about . week When Kan cane HON,
. little late ono evening.
dad came IN - - me- b
said guaxdsdly.
Lily Lon prstended . bastl,
about the tiny kitchen. She stixfst
mp tho mashed potatoes, fused viii
the biscuits she had heating IN th,
oven. "What did b hsvo . say9'
she asked. when Ken Just lsensi
against the kitchen door. watching
Ken yawnsd. want me g d
anything, Lily Lou7 Oh, he didnt
have much to say. He's trying :,
talk mo out Of it, Of course"
The dish with the mashed pota,
toes lesped in her hands. ''Tryina
to talk you out Of WHAT"
"Oh. out Of marriage, I guess
he laughed nervously.
LILY Lon was silent.
A little pulse over her eye beeas
70 throh. She put her hand over It
Tried 70 60 On eating.
Then Ken came over TO her. pui
his arms around her, loved her. Thu
chops congsalsd on the plate. The
co6oo cooled IN The cups.
LILY Lou, nothing 81 the whole
world could make NJ Leave ven
sOr b sorry you married NET"
No honey, nothinG-
She laid her cheek next @ his, Il
believe you. Kan"
And afterward she thoueht
That puts the rsspensibtlity ~
They were % happy. So happy
that sometimes che WAS afraid
Afraid Il couldn't last, and she
couldn't bear Il II e didn't.
She took care of The little apart.
VAnvaA hn~n>lp ->A aN !.
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PATENTS INCREASE

New xork.--Ihe neceaaity and lots
are brought about BY tho denrcsaion
joined taeether 70 cAuae . treat Ia.
crease n the field Of invention. Data
eashsred BY p. II. g, rxrmelee Of
nav York ahoWs that Ia 1850. $1,000
pAaeaA vefe granted tn lool. q 90.
ana u loS4 01,0oA Gotten ho,aeea
olAaa helckA elasa hlaekboarda and d.
pr milk ooellao Az Z tew az the
many Inventions heoueht about hy ths
oepfeaeion.
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that It was the first company the,
had had. They had been % happy
alone that they hadn't missed any.
one, but that wasn't the way 70 do.
10. She knew that. !. Il was the
way Nay and Raymond lived. !.
A little timidly she asked Ken II
there wasn't someone he wanted to
haye for dinner and bridge.
Sure. Maybe some night next
"Who, Ken? Who shall W havs? :"
II don't know, honey. I'll think
Of someone"
Lets have II the first part Of
next week!"
She planned happily. Filet steak
and green peas. Or was hlet too
expensive? But long before she
had made Up her mind, something
happened, something that filled her
with 3oreboding Of tragedy 70 come.
Kan was late again. He hardly
touched the beefsteak pie she had
gone to % much trouble TO make.
Headache (" she asked, anxiously.
"A little. Yes-it does"
She sang 70 him softly altar din-
! ner. Little love songs, folk songs
that he liked. She thought he
seemed happier.
Some time during the night she
woke. she heard . queer, choking,
struggling noise.
xsn-Ksn-is that you?"
de did not answer.
She went % his bed. reached oaA
b him IN the darkness. She felt
her hand vet with his tears. Ken
Ken Vas crying.
Lily Lou gEasped the bead AZ Tie
bed. Tor support The floor seemed
= b giving way under her. She
was afraid abe Was falling, falling
througA spaee, with The wind rush.
ING b. her closed eyes. !. But she
lmsw shs wasn't She wasn't
the 6nd who faints, q finds con.
Portable ways cut. She was lust
standing there. gEaspine The bed.
POST for . moment beeause she felt
di1xy. There WAS no gaping dark
hole . swallow her up, the way she
wished Il would.
And Ken was lying faee DOWN
ward On his pillow, probably hating
her beeause she'1 walked up ana
knew b had sobbed. -.
She didn't know what 70 do. Min
utes passed. Long, miserable min
utes. The funny. strangling sound !.
hAd ceased.
She WAS suddenly desperate with
leoefness. Anything but this tsr.
fiele shut-out feeling !. anything
.Ksai. Her voie. "a. h.rd,,
more than : breath. "Ken-it's Lay
Lon. Are Jon awakefs
She waited. and there was \
Presently she erept back % Ia.
1nsy vess : httls fmtivs ana
unnatural Il The morning. 81 ~
~ awkwardness, and Is 1slt M.
. He Knows b knows I heard
him er1. ahs thought mieeeahly.
emitting tie grapefruit, meaanrine
- eo6ss with elriolsly eapabie
@ezsakfase = almost r,a6x.
Asar sas called Il . voica 49, ~
neant 70 b natural and -. -
sounded loud aad tin-eannv - ~.
|nOm $780, - - SOS
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lenna . become an international
nuisance 70 IL own detriment q wol)
. 10 ~ annoyance Of other countries.
john 1Aseeet Moore. former man.
her Court q international Justice.
= . =
~ ax~ IN together. w have Ill
eo1 - sexNGgle. We have III got to
tAke our shAxe Of it until the bright
sanah1ne q prosperity again beams
acToea the lAnd.-Alfred Is. Smith,
tQguAer New York sovernor.
=
I doAt III ANYTHING bother ne. I
Keep cheeefll-John d. Rockefeller.
SN
= = =
vnlAsa IN tacrease In commodity
vsllea can - brought about tho
United 9tAtsa standard Of living has
Sos - b. reduced 10 little moro than
csae-third q what II WAS. - Arthur
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