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HELP-MEN.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen, experience desir.
seTi 5es:S essential na G Y: PEI hshas s
worlds only complete low-priced car;
liberal demonstrator plan; excellent ioca-
ton. nne clientele; hard-workins man can
sral y y men Tor our used-car dept.
ovens Motor Co.. 1928 0eorsia ave. NV.
c1AUTT1URS 12o1. white: for truck work.
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referenees required. ADDRESS BOX 4''-''
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RENT-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE-RooM APT. AMI. KITCHENETTE.
bath. or large single room with. private
bath. separate entrance. furnished or un.
furnished. State price. Address Box S4.J
Star once. 20.
UNPUBLISHED ROOM AND BATH. PREF
erably downtown apt. house NV. section.
near transportation. Address Box -.
Star ONCE. 20.
FURNISHED. / ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath or will share apt. with private bed
room, NV, section: must be reasonable;
young professional woman: references ex-
changed. Phone Columbia Sl06. Art. 6O3.
BROTHER. SISTER. COLLEGE STUDENTS,
wait furnished bed-livina room: bed room,
bath $50; NV near Conn. Give phone
number Address Box ASH. Star Office. 25'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BED ROOM dining room living room fur:
and houses complete; fair prices; quick re-
moyal; get best results ATLANTIC 1893.
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds. any quantity,
Phone Metropolitan 5415.
SoED = I4sS1 yogH 9IP 6 S{9a2nB BIS
i nc Is Years at ss5 a q. ~
no PLAYERS Phone North 500
PLATE CAMERA-want to purchase .
secondhand plate camera with eround
pod and lens suitable for interior (nash;;
lisht) or exterior work. State price and
where same can be seen. Address BOX
2O-J Star once. 26.
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. used classical
selections. Send list Of selections and
price, co Music Dept. w. M. Collese.
Takoma Park. Md.
TRANSMISSION. Auburn 1881. sos: free
wheeling. VIII pay cash. Call Column
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
furniture, rugs, household goods, etc; For
best results, call any time. Line. o466. 20.
CASH FOR OIL. GOLD.
Silver watches DIAMONDS ana s., oid ais-
'a'oeo sE siHSsdi: s. SIS 81 z St: NV:
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
s,n suR 1sss ssl rs 9 SI License EM
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SITUATIONS-WO
CASHIER refined, desires position. have
had 4 years experience tn restaurant. Call
Columbia 6416.
GIRL. colored, desires 3 days work or
part time; references. Call North 4064-W.
LADY, young, exp. desires work as watt
ress, cashier. check girl. etc. Address Box
79-J. Star ONCE.
NURSE with hospital training wants Job
taking care Of baby or invalid. Phone
Decatur 1893.
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SITUATlONS-AdEN.

SlTUATlONS-MEN.
ACCOUNTANT expert: books opened clos.
ed. kept. audited; income tax. salary taxes;
$40 mo. Adams 9796: City references. 81
BUTLER. houseman. chauffeur: tall Amer.
snss ''s g.. ss4 sev w norf
CHAUFFEUR, coiored. drivinG Of any kind.
Reliable. trustworthy. Phone Metropolitan
1875.
CHAUFFEUR position 81 colored man,
perience; refer. Met. o247. e5s [ St. NV.
FIILPINO experienced, wants .. position as
erenee. Address BOX 1865. star once. 90.
3ARA0E MAN, all-around experience; have
m.nsssd gas st.tSn best city
plumber. experienced in allied lines ana
lead work. Address Box 33-J. Star ONCE.
LATROBEs ranges, FURNACES cleaned and
ss es 81 aoons f 81 ntantc $3.50
MAN. colored, work Of any kind: drive car
1 Bona seS NoTsh s sas '0oa e0o-. eau ':nn
MAN. colored. wants work IS porter or
helper on truck 40 Q st. sw. Phone
Man e9l91fd vents 59b IS 1aato. tor, e ,r
with quarters. Phone Columbia O6e4. 26'
MECHANIC white reliable wants work OF
any kind: best references. Address Rox
ii. Star once. go
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN desires perma
nent connection with builder or Arm: good
references. Address Box 7b-J. Star once.
UPHOLSTERED II yrs experience. wants
position specialize In Turkish work Ad-
dress Box 497-K. Star once. 25e
typist: experienced. As M ST. NV. Phone
Metropolitan 1890.
YOUNG MAN. experienced general ONCE
work Bookkeeping banking best refer
ences: $50 week. Clarendon 1877. 26s
YOUNG MAN white 20. wants work in
Phone Metropolitan 1890.
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l104 18th ST. NW.-Larse. double room
first door: twin beds semi-private bath:
home cooking; centrally located; reason
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board for one or two girls with private
family: home priyileses; piano. radio.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
coLoRED GIRL wants work Of any kind.
CoLoRED GIRL: neat. wants . Job Of
nursing or part time. Cali Helen Wheeler
Decatur 1871.
COLORED OfRL-G.h.w.; good laundress
and cleaner. plain cook: GOOD nurse girl;
stay nights Phone Wisconsin BIZ.
COOKING. housework needed: competent
servant, housekeeper: German; $50. up
stairs rm. Address Box Ask, Star once.
sso.a woman woman sos sh St T.rs fhons
GIRL. colored. reliable. wants work as
psid STAY a,th nights reference $3.50
GIRL wants general housework and as
mothers helper; experienced; references.
Address Box e2.J. Star once. 90.
GIRL. willing to live New York City. az
general housework small apartment, sinai
sherm.n circle nv. after 8 pm:
GIRL colored. wishes general housework:
stay niEhts; ref: plain COOKING Phone
North GOAL.
GIRL, colored wants Eeneral hcusework.
plain cookins; stay niShts. $50 Morton
HOUsEKEEPER. white: small family: ex-
upsssi tall room; PERM c: rennse
saasr sSsls %oH III or e.. ~ BY s cset
WANT TO PLACE my maid, years my
Friday: Internationally honest; splendid
Cleaner: lssn s!s:, Can Wisconsin e tci4
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
LEARN DEPREssION.PRoOF TRADES.
REFRIGERATION
ACKNOWLEDGING
Practical 8 Months Shop Course. Evenings.
Former Factory Instructor Teaching
Past 8 Years.
Special Price, 500.
Until January 20. 1886 Very Easy Terms.
Electric Refrigeration School,
1882 14th NV.
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PORTLAND HOTEL.
14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE
Extra large. comfortable sleeping rooms.
from 81, single: private bath. S12b0 wk.
26s
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

1920 10th ST. NV.
delightful home residence for men and
women with lounges and drawing room for
guests use Hotel and personal service
Exceptional meals Sunny. warm rooms
singles. doubles; modern baths. Reason
Able rates 26s
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HELP MEN.
fGMAhamRnAN

be experienced around Srocery store; bring
reference 1914 34th st.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Phone Greenwood 1862. =
YOUNG MEN-9etween, q and 80. years,
Mr. MurraY. Room 41Q, l21Q z a. M
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

cooks. maids. mothers helpers laundresses.
houssmen: ret, Dec. 1851. 1897 llth nv.
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STUDIO APT. BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE.
near Conn. ave and N st-2 rooms.
kitchen bath. open fireplace; can be leased
by the month at sos a month. 1906 18TH
RANDALL H. HAGNER 4 Co. INC.
1901 Conn Ave Decatur 1900
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- HELP-OOMESTIO.
SETTLED GIRL or settled woman (none
other need apply for light housewQrk ana
plain cooking. Call Greenwood 1855.
WAITRESS also countergirl white: unless
good. do not apply. with references Silver
Spring Hotel. silver Sprint. Nd
WOMAN. white. between IS and 40 gen.
ESi work z. small ant cooking no
ences: salary. $11 week: 90 home nights.
6l0Q Brookville I'd. Chevy ChAse. Nd.
WOMAN: coloIed reliable. .experiencsd
in: S25 month: ref. REQUIRED. Wise. 1859.
WHITE GIRL for light housework and care
Of small child; stay In. $500 Gainesville
st. Sc 26S
WHITE WOMAN for e.h.v. and laundry:
stay nights. State experience and salary
expected. Address Box l0-J. Star once.
WHITE WOMAN middle aged. housekeep-
ing and care OF baby in exchange for
home; reference. Lincoln 1871. 26s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National s2H6. EVENINGS. Atlantic 0l5o.
COS 10th ST. NV. 25e
e KITo 3g3 E|EEI.Ga. 1H T. AT:
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DowntoWn-3 R., FUR, S55.
Modern. elevator BLDG large rms. mar
BILE bath. 1924 81. NV. Natl. 5437:
FUR. APT, $40 4 r., S75.
CHEEKY apts. modern bldg tiled bath.
Near 18th and Park I'd Adams 962S.
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THE DoNALD; 3a2s I2s sa.s st. r p,e:m
rooms kitehenseignsstote. ana "a PAIN Aie'''''
''.'.s EDWARD :. scHwATDTI z,rl INC 1910.
$40 So Mo-I1v. RIM, BED RIM. K B
sna .or sn o tsgs s aas ST. ru2n $50
CLEVELAND PARK-ENTIRE End FL
screened porch; quiet Diet private home
sas Conn ave stores; gas elec eon,. n:
W.. thermostatic heat control: aoults 1nis:
mo tobacco: S65; gas and cleo. Incl. fn9ne
THE ARGONNE. 1920 COL. RID. NV
bed rooms living room. dining room. recep'
ton hall kitchen. ] bath; . Sspp pentai.
esl ss rs:ad.r rstr r1snsser '
CoPLEY COURTS 1914 18th 81. Nv
Quiet BLDG continuous switehooaro' ere
yator service: refrigeration ano gas i irse.
Eit bath closets. foyer; immed occupancy.
THE ARGCNNE 1890 COL. RID N.W~S
he'd rooms living room dining room recep'
ton hall. kitchen ? baths: = exposu ntsi.
electrical refriseration reaSohaoie ieA'""
200 KENNEDY ST. NV ROOMS.
and a,ssi't telephone aon furn. Reasonable.
ROOMS. LOVELY, MoDEERN KITCHEN Hen;
private bath, Electrolux: INV. hea.; ,nns sndI
eoupe preserred; adults. 1917 Bay St. sc:
4-O7 CONN AVE.
and 3 room and bath apis. with ex.
| posures sloT and sll2; electric ,eiriser'
alton elevator SERVICE rarpsr mers sH1'esS s"s
| ITIO D ST NE ROOMS. KIT BATH,
screened porch, light, heat, gas furnished.
| Adults No pets.
l4I7 MASS AVE. Sc. e,ooo
rooms hal, hall and b I1lGas "a
,sos " az w National 2345.
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ADDING MAcHINEs-We have all makes
District Typewriter Exchange 7l5 H St..
NV. Phone Metropofitan 1874. J.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO selling of
typswritsrs eli makes real bsa ar 4snt
and repair. 1881 East Capitol st.. phone
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Picture Bureau.

A Bureau Of Illustrations WIN be
established in the Johannesburg
South Africa, public library for the
collection of pictures illustrating the
ccuntry's history and for circulation
in the schools
Evening star., 1936-11-21
Greek King Honored.

In recognition Of the hospitality
extended him by King George Of
Greece, King Edward VIII has con-
ferred on him the honor Of Knight
Grand Gross Of the Order Of St.
Michael and st. George.
Evening star., 1936-11-21

and
the column opposite
FROM correctly
is a
Evening star., 1936-11-21

/ SO. Sea eagle.
so. Cozy residence.
| 81. Hard covering.
81. Rodents.
l. Trimmest.
2. Moderately slow; music.
8. Make damp.
4. Heroine Of q book Of the Old
Testament.
5. Mahometan calf.
6. Tropical tree.
Z. Gymnastic apparatus.
Q. Lure.
9. California rockf;sh.
10. Fifth son of Jacob.
IL. Standing at the head.
IL. Chemical property.
| 13. Came into view.
| %. Trellis for fruit trees.
rs. Pertaining to the bank of n river.
27. Narrate.
| 20. Extole.
80. Two-wheeled vehicle.
"a. Great desert of Asia.
IS. Isemetric, as q crystal.
36. Dish of baked cheese, egzs and
bread crumbs.
| 81. Raise.
3S. Tiaras of ancient Persian kings.
80. Act of transporting.
40. Beautiful region in the Maritime
Alps.
IL. Echoing.
AZ. Small aromatic evergreen trees.
A. Property lease in India.
As. Screw clamp for bending heavy
ropes.
Al. Critical examinations.
81. Small valley.
81. Territorial division in Norway.
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Across.
]. Appellation.
5. Aquatic mammal.
10. Plunge.
IA. Son of Seth.
IS. River in France.
16. Kingdom In Indo-C China.
IT. Passage to mine.
10. Famous maker of vioiins.
10. River in Africa.
40. Oriental silk fabric with many
gold and silver threads.
81. Pillsse.
23. Thrice, in music.
"a. Penetrate.
26. Molding anew.
20. Disinfect
30. Tranquility
81 Cardinal number.
80. Part of window.
80. Summoned.
81. Trinket.
IS. High in stature.
SO. Register.
80. Persian fairy.
20. Round edge.
43. Plea Of being elsewhere.
a. Succeeding generations.
46. Intercessors.
90. Natural water-course.
90. Feminine name.
30. Gained as clear profit.
50. Encircled.
So. River between Europe and Asia.
IS. Gaze
56. Terrestrial.
81. Paragraph.
es. One Of the aborigines Of the
Philippines.
Evening star., 1936-08-01

guarantee a NTH the
security the League w being league OF governments in
its policy opposing dctdtoridl league
resolred at all costs to defend democracy"
Would you States join the Ieague?"
afraid that question whether state
should the quite secondary The real problem
remain of the League after its double defeat in
Ethiopia on the Rhine"
you thing another
world WARP"
opinion rather than whether the United States would
falling
the United States would not be the first country
in
Alliance Inc0
Evening star., 1936-08-01

between did through
the the established
like
regular administration which reached methods
democratic liberties and the military
"Those pho elsewhee secretly openly
In sympathy th the Spanish FaSs woud considerable
of putting their the horse they
IN Russia In 1917 1918 Kolack
Denin seemed enjoy military and they aceed
beginning which might
ended being beaten
the Rel which being
peasants uI-ted H-arQed
return to the old We should be making
things did
civil span according all beginning
and looks unfortunately long cruel struggle
Napoleon learned 1909 his
unfinchng whole
against world.
if a
relationships which
pursued throughout the world democracy
believe unfinchngy will being
emphasizing the Social
workers"
what Nations with reference to the
maintenance peace?" Vandevede asked
the
defend against the becoSe undertakings
Evening star., 1936-08-01
HUNT "THIN-FACED MAN"
AS BAD MONEY PASSER
Sixth Precinct Police and Treas
ury Secret Service Seek Gus

Sixth Precinct Police and Treas
ury Secret Service Seek Gus
toner of Liquor Store.
A man with a very thin face" was
sought by sixth precinct police and
Treasury secret service men today for
passing counterfeit $40 bills, signed
with the name of former Secretary of
the Treasury Andrew w. Mellon, In
southeast liquor and grocery stores.
Five of the bills have been handed
to storekeepers during the last two
days by an undernournished youth
wearing blue polo shirt. They all
bear the serial number B-35512010A
and are excellent specimens of en-
craving.
The invariable technique of the
passer is to order a bottle of whisky,
hand the clerk his homemade money.
collect his liquor and his change AMI
walk out.
He went through his act successfully
last night at Bob's Liquor Store,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. An hour later, how
ever. Moe Helm. who runs a grocery
at Sixth and I streets southeast, sus-
pected the bill handed him was bogus
and called police. The counterfeiter
meanwhile escaped.
He is described as % years old, 5
feet 6 inches tall and weighing 135
pounds.
Evening star., 1936-08-01
D0NAHEY, RECOVERED,
RETURNS TO ANGLING
Lightning Bolt Did Not Burn
Senator's Hands, Employe
at OEce Says.

Senator Vic Donahey, Democrat, of
Ohio, who was slightly jolted by
lightning while fishing off SolomonS
Island Wednesday, is perfectly all
right" and has returned to his
angling, Charles Parr, an employe in
the Senator's Office, said today.
Parr, who talked with Senator
Donahey at Solomons shortly after
the accident, said reports that his
employer had been badly burned on
the hands were untrue.
He was struck on the right chest,
Parr said. at stiffened his arm for
while, but a little rubbing alcohol
fixed that up and he's back on his
yacht fishing. Mrs. Donahey Is with
him."
Mrs. Donahey had been visiting in
Cleveland, but hurried to her husband
when news of the accident reached
her. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. James Johnson, and
DR.. johnson.
Evening star., 1936-08-01

Hungary and Italy are held in close
alliance.
On July II it was announced from
Bucharest, Rumania, that the general
staffs of the Little Entente-Czecho-
slovakia, Yugoslavia and Rumania-
had agreed to build strategic rail-
road which would connect Russia
with Czechoslovakia, while avoiding
Poland, thus giving Russian troops
access to the heart of Europe in the
event that the already existing
Franco-Czech-Ru Russian military alli-
ance was obliged to take military
action.
On July 20 a very significant dis
patch appeared from London, written
by a journalist who is usually the
mouthpiece of the British foreign
Office. 1t dealt with the problem of
Nazi activities in Danzig, and an
nounced that Anthony Eden had
turned down a demand Of the French
government that the League Council
be called to deal with this problem.
AnaIyzes Polish Policy.
THE British government" said the
London story, feels that no useful end
would be served by raising the issue
as long as Poland, the principal power
interested, refrains from invoking
League assistance" But the mcst i'm
portant part of the dispatch then fol-
lowed. The writer analyzed the Polish
foreign policy since the time when
Hitler came to power, and Marshal
Pilsudski, then Poland's leader, con-
cluded the German-Polish truce for
10 years. He pointed out that at that
time Poland was infinitely stronger
than Germany, from military stand
point, and that when the NaziS at
tempted to start trouble in Danzig the
old marshal Immediately modified
several divisions, put them on trains
with steam up, and announced to Mr.
Hitler that he could choose peace OF
war. Mr.. Hitler chose peace.
But today the German military in
feriority no longer exists, while Polisf
armament, for economic reasons, ha:
not comparably gone forward, and the
tone now being taken by the NaZis II
Danzig is very different from that o.
1884. The writer says "tne weakness
of Polands position is seen in Londor
as due to Warsaw's neglect to provide
counterweight to Berlin in the form
of Russian support" The whole dis
patch is, indeed, a suggestion to POLAND
to draw away from Berlin, upon whicr
she has become largely dependent
economically, to approach Russia, ano
to expect economic assistance from
Britain.
British Gives Credit.
On July 20 it was announced from
London that Britain will give credits
of $50 900, 900 to Russia. The dispatch
follows an announcement from Russia
that that country intends otherwise tc
cut her imports to a minimum, in
order to harvest her resources in the
event of war. In the Nation, Louis
Fischer, writing from Moscow con-
cerning the new laws in Russia pro-
hibiting abortion. suggests that anx-
iety concerning the birth rate Is due
Evening star., 1936-08-01
MARRIAGE CLAUSE"
IN SUPREME COURT
Mrs. Lillian H. Rhodes Pleads for
Review of Decision of D. G.
Court of Appeals.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The married persons clause Of the
1882 economy act, requiring dismissal
of married Government clerks whose
wives or husbands are also Federal
employees, ahead Of single persons, to-
day had been carried to the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. Lillian H. Rhodes appealed to
the court to review a decision of the
District Court of Appeals declining
to reinstate her in a $2,900-a-year po-
sition as assistant accountant and au-
ditor with the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue.
She contended the suit involved the
preservation Of the integrity Of the
civil service act"
Evening star., 1936-08-01
PLAN TO ENFORCE
ANTI.PRICE LAW
Justice Department and Trade
Commission to Take Co.
operative Action.
3, the Associated Press.

6v tuc ASoOCldbcu rIebS.
A plan for cooperative action" to
enforce the R6binson-Patman anti
price discrimination law, enacted
shortly before the adjournment of
Congress, was drafted today by Justice
Department and Federal Trade Com
mission officials.
The act forbids manufacturers and
wholesalers to give discounts to big
purchasers, such as chain stores, in
excess Of the actual savings made by
selling in large quantities. It also
authorizes the Federal Trade Com
mission to limit the size of purchases
on which discounts may be given.
The two agencies announced they
had arranged for Consultation and
cooperation" between their stats in
all Investigations made under the act.
Federal Trade Commissioner E. L.
Davis pointed out that the Justice
Department and Trade Commission
had concurrent jurisdiction in en-
forcing the new law.
The commission can issue cease
and desist ORDERS" he said, II it de-
cides, after public hearing, that the
law is being violated. It would follow
the regular procedure under the
Clayton antitrust law, to which the
Robinson-Patman act is an amend
ment.
The Justice Department is author
lied to enforce criminal provisions of
the statute, he added, and to bring
injunction suits in Federal courts to
prevent the granting of illegal dis
counts.
Evening star., 1936-08-01
Ne,v Deal Error Helps Farmer,
He Makes Merry-G0-R0und Pay

sented his first monthly old-age pen
sion allotment under the Townsend
plan.
Marlin also recalled that under the
Townsend plan the pension was to be
spent within 80 days. He left for
Batesville to comply.
The ReSettlement Administration
supervisor learned of the error and
hurried to Batesville.
He found Marlin, who told him the
most he had been able to spend was
s85, all for a battered merry go-round
Advised of his error, Marlin said
that if allowed to keep the merry-go-
round, he would see that the loan
from the Government was repaid.
A current political campaign
brought an unusual number of picnics,
barbecues and pie suppers and Marlin
accumulated sufficient cash to repay
the Government and put by a nest
egg.
Evening star., 1936-08-01

wouldn't against who didn't file against him
interest the
When 10000 Democrats Uent the
with necessity registering
held the toa doun to 250000
the eight Democrats and Re-
ncumben hare successfully cdmpagned for
H executive director OF the
Republican the uneventul
nomination the the
Beckhum- -Brown contest
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