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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
LOPEZ LONE HOLDOUT
RN Lnited Press

Dy JWfttU FTtSS
TAMPA, Fla, March 22.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers are here in
catcher Al Lopez home town today
for an exhibition game with Gin
cinnati's Reds, but Senior Lopez is
still an outspoken holdout. The
Castillian backstop is the Dodgers
lone holdout now because outfelder
Hack Wilson signed up yesterday,
becoming reconciled to a salary cut.
Lopez notified business manager Bob
Quinn he would be glad to return to
the club-just as soon as the Dod-
gers granted him a $4,000 salary.
Quinn had offered $11,700, a raise of
$4,000 over last years pay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
Golden Miller Is Low
Price Entry in Feature
Five Americans Nominate Mounts in British SteepechaSe
at Aintree Tomorrow; Woman Owns Bet
ting FaVorite.
BgCuftcd Press

ONDON 2Trf apparently riding
speculative enthusiasm awaited running
the
Betting commissioners snallme bookes
betting indicates
Miller
the two fongs and $50 yards without mishap and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
WHISPERS AHEAD!
3y United Press

By Lnlted PTeSs
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 22.-If the House Of David
team were in a claiming mood to-
day, it might claim the professional
baseball championship. The m-
shaven athletes beat the st. Louis
Browns to 0 Sunday, and yeSter-
day the Browns downed the title
holding New. York Giants, 2 to /.
The Giants faced the Browns today
for the second engagement of their
five-game series.
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REDS SEEK FLOWERS

by UHtItU FTt88
TAMPA, Fla, March %. - The
Cincinnati Reds are negotiating to
purchase infelder Jake Flowers
from the Buffalo club of the Inter
national League. Flowers, who has
been training here with the Reds,
is wanted for utility roles. He played
eight years in the National League
with st. Louis and Brooklyn. Buffalo
must obtain a substitute before
parting with Jake.
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W. ParsOnage's Forbra, the 1882
winner, is second choice at 13 to L
OF the four next in line at 10 to l..
two are American entries. J. 3.
Shows Delaneige and John Hay
dock Whitney's Thormond II.
Three other American-owned en-
tries remain in the field. They are
F. Ambrose Clarke's Sorley Boy at
p to l, Whitney's Lone Eagle II
at 80 to /, aid NJ. D. Blair's Prince
Cherry, a so TO l outsider
The field Of the thlrty-three
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
KRAUSE WILL COACH

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 22.-
Ed (Moose) Krause, football, track
and basketball star at Notre Dame,
has agreed to coach football and
basketball at st. Mary'S college,
Winona, Mimi, next year, he said
today.
Because of a university ruling, he
will not sign a contract until he
graduates this spring. Krause wants
to win his eighth major monogram
in track this spring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
CUBS EVEN SERIES

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 22.-With
one victory apiece, the Chicago
Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates renew
their exhibition series at Wrigley
field today. The Cubs gained an
even break yesterday by winning
to on Chuck Klein's ninth
inning single with the bases loaded.
Arky Vaughan, Pittsburgh Short
stop, pounded out two homers while
Tuck Stainback, rookie Chicago out
fielder, starred for his team with a
homer and two singles.
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Local CagerS
State Champs
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CROWN POINT, Ind, March %.
The Hilgemeier Packers of In
dianapOlis won the state independ-
ent basketball championship last
night with an 18-to-9 victory over
Flanner & Buchanan. another In
dianapoliS team.
The Packers defeated Crawfords-
vile in the semi-final, IS to 81,
while the Flanner & Buchanan
quintet advanced to the final by
downing LOgansport, 81 to Is.
LoganSport won a consolation
game from Charlottesville, 81 to %.
The Packers Morticians game was
slow, a defensive tilt from the start.
The Packers took a 6-to-2 lead in
the opening period and led to 4
at the half They never trailed
after the first minutes of play.
Summary:
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sOx FINALLY COP ONE

By Unitcd Press
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, March
22.-The Chicago White Sox finally
won a ball game, lambasting the
Seattle Indians, to 3, in an exhi-
bition game here yesterday. Dou-
bles by Swanson and Bordagary,
Sacramento recruit, and triple by
Simmons gave the Sox a three-run
lead in the seventh.
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RED soX OPPOSE CARDS

by I Hfteu FFtSS
BRADENTON, Fla, March q. -
The Boston Red Sox. who rested
three days after beating Detroit in
their opening exhibition game on
Sunday, today embarked upon a
twenty-four-game program that
will keep them going, with only one
days respite until they open the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
FREE MAKES SLAM

G. o. Free made a grand slam in
three events on the indianapolis
Skeet Club yesterday He broke
forty-seven targets to take the fifty
target event, cracked twenty-five in
the 40 gauge shoot, and broke
twenty-three in the twenty-five
target event.
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MAC WANTS sOUTHPAW

By United Press
LAKELAND, Fla, March %. -
Connie Mack, who brought his
Philadelphia Athletics here today
for game with the Tigers, is un-
derstood to be negotiating with the
Red Sox for pitcher Bob Weiland.
Acquisition Of Weiland would give
Mack at least one southpaw on his
mound staff. 1t is reported Mack
would like to trade outf1elder Lou
Finney for Weiland. In addition
the AS may bring in catcher Hank
Erickson from Louisville.
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Totals 7 5 Totals -. I
Score at Half-Hilgemeier. 8; Flanner-
Buchanan. 4.
Referee-Russeu. Umpire-Harris.
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. Spring Diamond Dust .

championship season. Their op-
ponents today were the st. Louis
Cardinals.
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Walter Hagen
BASEBALL and golf seem to go
ID together. Babe Ruth not only
whales homerS but shoots a nice
mess of golf along with it. And
Walter Hagen has often confessed
that he would rather play baseball
than tour the links.
Here is the great Hagen, logged
out in the uniform of the Detroit
Tigers, at their training camp in
Lakeland, Fla. taking a slice at a
fast one that hooked over the plate
to him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-22
RASCHER is THROWN

By United Press
NEWARK, N. j., March 22.-
Marshall Blackstock, Tennessee,
threw Andy Rascher Of Indiana in
a wrestling bout here last night.
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NROUMCEMEKTS
Death Notices

COOK, ELIZABETH-Beloved wife of Rob-
ert H. Cook, mother of Mrs. Josephine
Ertel, Mrs. Alma Glass, Mrs Ella Will
Arnold. Ambrose and William Cook, died
Tuesday. Funeral Friday. $50 at the
home 1925 S. Delaware St, a. m. Sac
red Heart church. Burial st. Josephs
cemettery Friends invited KIRBY
DORM. MARY-Age 81 years beloved wife
passed away March 2lst,. $40 a. m.
Dorm. 1929 Brookviile Rd, Friday lis
p. m. Services at Zion Evangelical
Church. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
p. m Wednesday. HARRY w. MOORE
FUNERAL PARLOR IN CHARGE.
GEYER, HATTIE-Passed away Wednes-
day evening at The Indianapolis Home for
Aged Women, 1871 North Capitol Ave.
Services at the home Friday, 10 a. m.
JONES. HERBERT P.-Husband of Ger
Dorothy Jones, passed away ,Wednes-
BUCHANAN MoRTUARY. Friday, II
a. m. Cremation. Please omit flowers.
LAYDEN, LoTTIE-wife of William Lay
den; mother, of John. George and
Mrs. Mary Quergasner; Mrs. Helen
Parisi, Mrs; Harriet Phillips, Mrs, Agnes
late later * Kf fRfE service. --ei4 80
LYNN, ELLA-Wife Of William Lynn and
mother OF Edward Lynn and Mrs. Ed
gar T. Shaneberger, passed away at her
home, 3040 Washington blvd. Wednes-
day noon. Services at the home Friday
p. m. Friends invited. Burial Grown
MURPHY, PATRICK-Husband of Mamie
Murphy. died at the home Of John MUIR
ply, 1146 N Tecumseh Tuesday. Fu-
neral neral, SATURDAY. $50. at the KIRBY 5I,
ch1Fch oAT inteTment Holy y cross Fas0 ce nS
terry. Friends invited.
PARKER, LENORA-Age 70 years, sister Of
May Burrgett, Florence Ketrowi Minnie
ter, grandmother Of Harry and Viola
Midnight, died at the residence, 45l0 W
Washington st, Wednesday. March 81:
the ". Washington NJ: E. church:
Friends invited. For information call
GEORGE W. USHER FUNERAL HOME.
SCOTT, MARGARET (MadgeJ-Wife of
Forest Fore i l., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank NJ. Holler and sister Of Glenn
Holler, Mrs. Fern Thelan, and Mrs
na drn ssEn0 ssT gsS'ff 2NRNa I9assuy
CHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday, 1890
call at the moTtuary after Friday noon
STOKES, KATIE-Age 81 years, passed
ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL HOME
1902 North Meridian. Time given later
WALK, WILLIAM C.-Beloved husband of
sroher Of toas walk al and Mrs. a@
Lancaster. passed away at the home,
2a43 Washington blvd, Wednesday morn
ing. Services az the FLANNER 81 b.
CHANAN MORTUARY, Friday, 2 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
VIM, CORDELIA ANDREWS-Sister Of
Mrs. Upton Blish Of Seymour, Ind, Miss
Kate Andrews Of Hanover. Miss Edith
Andrews, Kingston, R: l.: Mrs. George
Kahn Of Seattle. Wash, and J. II. An
drews Of Indianapolis. passed away at
the home Of her brother. 3l4l North New
Jersey st. Funeral at the home Of Mrs.
BliSh at Seymour. Friday, with burial
there.
WRIGHT, MARSHAL-Brother OF william
z. Wright. at his late home. s33 Park
SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL. s46
N. III. Friday. 1880 p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call at the chapel after noon Thursday.
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Cards, In Memoriams

wish to sincerely thank our
relatives friends and neighbors. also
Schnull & Co., Purity BAKERY. Model
Laundry and Saranac Tribe No. 269
L O. r. NJ, for their beautiful flowers
kindness and sympathy during the i'll
ness and death OF our dear wife and
mother. MARY NJ. COLLINS. We espe-
cially thank Rev. Schieck, Mrs. Carl
Howe singer. DR.. P. W McCarty and
J. c. Wilson, undertaken for their con-
soling words and efforts to tighten our
j. E. COLLINS AND CHILDREN.
HELSLY-We wish 10 extend sincere
thanks and appreciation for many kind
nesses, messages of love and under
standing and beautiful doral offerings
from our many relatives. friends and
neighbors. rendered during the death
of our dear wife and mother. N. Pearl
Fred Roeder, 20, Carmel Ind, truck
Willard for his inspiring service.
THOMAS II. HELSLY & CHILDREN.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
As Autos for Sale.
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for the construction of certain
highways described as follows, will be re-
ceived by the Chairman Of the State
Highway Commission at his Office in the
State House Al. lex indianapolis until
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COOK, ELIZABETH-Beloved wife of Rob-
ert H Cook, mother of Mrs. Josephine
Ertel, Mrs. Alma Glass, Mrs. Ella Will
lings Mrs. Esther Malloy, Harry. Roman,
Arnold Ambrose and William Cook died
Tuesday. Funeral Friday. $50 at the
home, 1926 S. Delaware St, a. M, Sac
red Heart church. Burial st. Joseph,s
cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
SERVICE
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Personals
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1000 A. NJ Central Standard Time. on
the Ord day OF April. 1884. when al pro-
posa4s- viii be publicly opened and read
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GEYER, HATTIE-Passed away Wednes-
day evening at The Indianapolis Home for
Services at the home Friday, 10 a. m
Friends invited Burial Crown fTill.
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DORM. MARY-Age 81 years, beloved wife
of Adam Dorm, mother of Charles Dorm,
passed away March 2lst, $40 a. m.
Brief services at the resident of Charles
Dorm. 1929 Brookville Rd., Friday. lis
D. M Services at Zion Evangelical
Church, p. m. Frienas invited. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends may call after
D. M. Wednesday. HARRY w MOORE
FUNERAL, PARLOR IN CHARGE
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WRIGHT. MARSHAL-Brother OF William
E. Wright. at his late home. S33 Park
syet T ,l@ 1898 p n FQ5 5g, az at
N III. Friday. 1870 p. m. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill. Friends may
call AT the chanel after roon ThursdaY
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
PIDIO PROTEC.
CION AL GOBIERNO DE
N DOMINGO

Habana, Oct. 20.-Telegr8-
fan de Santo Domingo comuni.
cando que ell Oral Machado, ex.
%presidente de Cuba, pidi6 pro
tecci6n a las autoridades temier
do ser atacados por personas
que con tad fin habian salido de
la Habana.
Al expresidente cubano, ell GO
bierno lie ofreci6 esa protection
prohibiendo desembarcaran en-
Puerto Plata ocho j6venes Gu
banos que Sc dice son estudian,
ties Y traian la intenci6n de ma
tar al exdictador.
Con su aetitud las autorida :
DIES dominicanas Green haber
|evitado un atentadO. Las perso-
mas rechazadas arribaron a ese
lugar en- ell vapor Cuba Y sus
nombres estan siendo averigua-
dos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
CONVERSATION BATISTA,
VENDETTA Y TORRIENTE

Habana, Octubre 20.-En ell
palacio presidential. conferences
ron con ell coronel Mendieta, ell
jefe del ejercito, coronel Bats
ia, y ell DR.. Cosme de la Torrien
tie, secretario de estado. Guar >
dase reServa sobre 10 tratado.
Con Batista Sc entrevist6 mas
tarde Jose Rodriguez, jefe mill
tar de Oriente, ~informandole
de 10 que ALI sucede.
Hoy por la manana ell cons
10 de secretaries public6 un ma
nifiesto, dirigido al pals, en- ell
que relata su "patri6tica labor"
Los secretaries piden la coope4
raci6n del pueblo, pero no men
cionan los atropellos cometidos
por ell ejercito. .,
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PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater VILLA
500, la familia de un HON :
bre; $50, Noticias; 6:35, 20 de
dos de armenia; 7:30, orquest2,
Royal Hawaiian; 7:45, Floyd
Gibbons; $3.50, Jamboree; $50,
Noches en- las Pampas; 10 700,
Sc anunciara; 1920, Fiesta del
Mercado Mejicano; II 100, or
questa de Guy Lombardo; II 80
orquesta de Paul Whiteman; IL
orquesta de Olsen; 12:15, Car
naval.
En- ell programa del domingo
figuran Los Balladeers, ell trio
'RCmantico, serenata del Samo-
var, la familia del captain b.
ives, la orquesta sinf6nica d.
Kansas, a las A, y otras atrac'
clones.
Estaci6n WDAE: 500, or
questa de Little Jack; $50, The
Band Master; 5:45, miniatu-
ras; 6:15, orquesta de Dejong;
GAS, Woody y Willie; 700, or
questa de Russo; 7:15, Flash y
Red; 7:30, concerto de Edge :
water; 7:45, ell abogado y ell pd-
blico: 8 700 anotaciones de fooi
ball; 500 Musical Shopper; Z
y 45, Fats Waller; 900, orquea
ia de Andres Kostelanetz Y la
soprano Crete SteUchgold, en- el
programme de los cigarrill9s
Chesterfield $50, canciones de
Maria Mandalou; 9:45, alimen-
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LOS SALE.
RON PARA AUSTRALIA

LondreS, Oct. 2o.-Despega-'
ron aqui de manera perfectS
los 20 aeroplanos que Sc diriger
a Melbourne, Australia, en- la.
carrera mas importante del a :
no, con un premio de $4,000.
Aparentemente marchan en-
la vanguardia K. d. Parmen :
tier y j. j. Moll, los represen-
tantes de los Paises Bajos, que
llegaron a Roma a las II 80 de
la manana, cinco horas despues
de su partida de Londres. Ell ca
pitan ingles Neville Stack Sc
vic obligado a aterrizar Ell
Francia, a causa de la niebla.
Continuara su vuelo cuando la
atm6sfera Sc despeje. John H.
Wright y John PolandO aterrl'
aaron en- Lyon, continuance Wis
lie a los cinco minutes.
Ell primer aeroplano en- des-
pegar 10 fue ell de los Mollison,
a las $50. La distancia a reco-
rrer es de 1900 millas.
Los aviadores americanos
Cochran y Smith Sc %retiraron
de la carrera en- Bulgaria.
La gaceta., 1934-10-20
Ell GUARANTY TITLE CO. PRO-
rEGE A SUS CLIENTES CONTRA
TODA CLASE DE RIESGOS

Los records" en- ell Departamento
de Titulos Posesorios de la Guaranty
Title Co. estan con4iderados como
irreprochables Y pueden suministrar
una titulaciGn ininterrumpida sobre
t~ransacciones de propiedades desde
la epoca de las concesiones Federales
hasta la fecha.
Sin embargo, la titulacion mas lin
pia Y los abogados mas expertos no
pueden proteger al publico contra pc
ligrOs desconocidos. E%scrituras frau
dulentas, herederos ~desconocidos, ma
trimonios ~secretos o cuaiquier otro
detalles de esta indole no pueden en-
contrarse en- los archives de los tri-
bunales.
Ell aseguro es la unica protection
eficaz contra esos riesgos, v por clio
ell Guaranty Title Co. ha hecho con la
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp" los
necesarios arreglos para la protection
de los titulos pOSesorios de sus Glen
ties. Ell aseguro de titulos posesorios
garantiza al inversionista sobre tie
rras Y propiedades contra todo ries-
go de perdida de su titulo V asi la
Guaranty Title Co. por medic de csc
arreglo asegura a sus clientes la mas
completa protection; muy por enci-
ma de la que Sc logra con ell cuidado-
so estudio de los records oficiales
de los tribunales de justicia.
FL aseguro de titulos no es mas
que la aplicaci6n de los principles ge-
nerales del SECURE a los riesgos que
son inherentes a los titulos de pro
La gaceta., 1934-10-20

A. Minardi, Srta. Perfecta Col
menares, Celestino Vega, Jr.,
Calixto Lado, Florencio Rodri :
guez, Jose Arrange, Jose San :
chez, Johnny Diaz, DR.. J. S.
Franco, Charlie Jimenez, Seve-
rino Quintanillla y Luis Willier.
La amplia sala sera bellameli
te decorada por un Comite qud
preside ell enthusiastic "clubman'
Sr. Charlie Jimenez.
A la / de la madrugada sc
presentara un floor show, cor
n1meros tipicos mejicanos.
Ell bale terminara a las Gin
co de la manana.
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ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA

pledad rustica y urbana. Sin embar-
go Sc diferencia de las otras formas
c~orrientes del aseguro en- que no e.
xlsten primas mensuales o de ano.
Una cantidad moderada que Sc paga
al tempo de adqu;rir ell in
cluye ell costo de la POLKA v ell del
examen de la titulaci6n.
La Lawyers Title Insurance Cor
poratlon" es una de las companies
mas p~oderosas en- su clase en- ell Es-
tie Y u polizas son utilizadas Dor In
mayorfa de las companies de Segu-
ros de VIDA, en- sus inversiones sobre
propiedades rdsticas y urbanas, por
las companies p~etroleras mas impor-
tantes y cadenas de tiendas mas CO.
nocldas en- u adquisiciones de pro-
piedades.
A mas de ESQ la Lawyers Title In
suranc Co. esta reputada como una
de las firmas mas fuertes en- su cla-
Sc de TODD ell pals. Ha limitado STEM
pre- sus negocios al aseguro de THU
los, sin haber garantizado jamas hi
p%otecas nj otra clase de gravamenes
nj acceptable responsibilities que no
Sc d%erivasen de sus p6lizas.
Mas de 5000 Agentes y Abogados
representan a esta Compania v su
terrltorio incluye a los estados de
Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, North Carolina, South Carroll
ma, Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Mis-
slSsipp., Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Kansas e Indiana,
Estos arreglos para ofrecer ell ase-
guro de titulos no es mas que otro
de los servicios especializados de la
Guaranty Title Co., a su numerosa
clientele pOr un precio moderado.
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Ell gran Cabaret

del Centre ESpdn0t
Sc avecina la fecha para Ia
soberbia fiesta bailable que sc
llamara Una Noche en- MEXICO,
en- los salones de La Septima ave
nida y Gale Is, auspiciada por
la Secci6n de Recreo que presi-
de ell active y consecuente Seve-
rino Quintanilla.
Han separado sus mesas las
siguientes personals: Ramon
Fernandez Rey, ell Alcalde E.
r. Chancey, DR.. Ruben Moreno,
Jose Santome, Joaquin A. SO :
lis, Rafael Rubio, Benito Diaz,
Antonio Arrange, James j. Fer
nandez, Ismaei Escalante, Ar :
mando Escalante, Angel de. la
Riva, Jorge Gutierrez, Manuel
Bouza, Salvador Sanchez, Jr..
Jose Corrales, Jose Alfonso, Ro-
berto Galiano, DR.. Ismael Angu
10, Leon Haber, DIR. Santiago
Paniello, Florentino Fernandez,
Panchito Aspra, Arturo Ortiz,
Celestino Landeira, Antonio
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