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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-13

The world, when the war ends,
will be much the same globe that
existed before the war began.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-13
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-13

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F. about 8 minutes
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25
Krazi4 SIX erdy n e

apie trecia valanda nakti ipuole bazny-
cia, Sventoriuje nei uz Sventoriaus tada
visiSkai nieko nebuvo. Visur buvo tyla,
ramu. Klingenbergiu surikus, valstie-
Cia pradejo slijrstytis, IL butu visj ra!1isi
atsitrauke, jei nei is sio nei is to Klingen-
helgis nebutu paliepes musti moteris ma
gaikonlis. II pasaka kad vylai tik ant
moteru riksmo IL vaitojimu sugryzo j baz-
nycia il SUI kumSciomis sumus6 kIingen-
bergio uriadnikus il j patti.
"fl1as svaIbus Wichmano liudymaS to-
llia padare itekme teisejus kad vienas is
ju, Leontjevas, paskirtas is valdzios Pa-
terio vieta, norejo Wichmano ispazinima
pcrtraukti il pradejo j maiSy5 visokiais
lzlausimais. Name sumaiSyti tn iSpazini-
ma verte.
'Klause jis = jam rodes labai ismin-
tingai = kaip Wichmanas mano, kq tame
atsitikime gubernatorius turejo daryti.
"As manau atsake Wichmanas, kad
gubernatoriui nereikeio pasakoti valstie-
CLANS melagysciQ apie Jo MylistoS Caro-
ukaZus, nereikejo nakti verztis su uliad-
nikais baznycia, kada jo lauke visi diena
apie 10 valanda; jeigu iau gubernato-
l'ius ia klaida padare tai persitikrinuS kad
zmones neturi j uz gubernatoriu, 0 tik
uz naktini vagi, uzpuolika; reikejo prasi-
traukIl nuelt ! ValSclauS faSJlNe II lallk-
ii atvykstant kazoku, 0 ne lept kad u1iad-
nikai muStu moteriSkas nagaikomis
"Tais zodziais kaip Saltu vanderiu
apipyIe uzpakalyje sedinti gubernatoriu.
''Leontjevas jau daugiau Wichmano
neuzkahino il tik mes vieni j klausine-
iOme
"Dasizinojome jog per pusantIu me-
tU gubernatorius Klingenbergis nei sykio
10 pas save nepasauke II nereikalavo nuo
io iolill raportQ kaslink Kraziu baznycios
IL zmoniu.
"Dasizinoiome taipgi jog per visa ta
ilga laika Kraziu baznycios dalykuose ga
vo Wichmanas tiktai viena raporta. Ra-
portas tas buvo parasytas taip neaiSkiai
fkad sunku buvo dasiproteti ko gubelna-
toriUs nori.
'Toliau, Wichmanas iSpazino jog per
deSimts metQ jis tarnavo Raseiniu apslri
tyje sorauninku, tai yra policijos virsinin-
kll, If nors moka eerai kalbeti LietuViskai,
apie to zemaitiSko lailuaScio raSinius ku-
RE kalhintQ zmones pakelti maista, nieko
n3ra girdejes. Pripazino jog niekados ne
uztemiio kad tie zmones butu buve persi-
eme LenkiSku fanatizmu, kair tai iuos
Orzeyskis If Leontevas Wis kaltino.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25
kAS KA RASO
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. Sirvydas.
State Kliutis

Dirvos skaitytojai Zinc Dir
vos paremta DR.. Biezio suma-
nyma organizuoti Amerikos
Lietuves kariu motinas ir EMO
mas, tam tikrus klubus, kurie
rupintQsi musu kariu globa ir
ruostQsi JUGS sutikti, karui pa
sibaigus.
Brooklyno Vienybes kores-
pondentas skelbia idomu nuo-
tiki Brooklyne. Sake, atvyku-
sios Ona Bieziene ir j. Dauz-
vardiene is Chicagos New
Yorko Lietuviu Tarybos pir-
mininko, Kun. Pakalnio, para
pija suorganizuoti toki klube-
Il. Pc moteru organizacinio
susirinkimo, Kun. Pakalnio pa
rapijinis laikrastukas, Apreis-
kimo Parapijos zinios, stai su
kokia lydeka isplaukusios:
"Musu parapijos motinos
prasomos palaukti Xxi bus is
klebono kvietimas gautas atsi-
lankyti susirinkima".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25
Kultur0s. Darbininkes
MirtiS

Bostono Darbininkas prane-
sa apie mirti Pranaiciu Jules,
50 metu amziaus, Philadelphi-
joje. Tai buvo moteris kuri,
gall butt, daugiau negu bent
kuri kita Americas Lietuve
pasidarbavo LietuviSkos kny-
gos labui, nes il buvo stiprioji
talkininke ir remeja kito ener-
gingo knygos darbininko, Kun
A. Miluko.
Kataliku visuomene, taciau,
jos likimu nepasirupino. Bal
timoreje, Kun. Mendelis, paw,
sekmingai pradejo $4,000 va
ju pastatyti mirusiam Kun.
Lietuvninkui paminkla kapine-
Sc, bet virs 60 metu amziaus
turejus julie, pc Kun. Miluko
mirties, laiSke skundesi: 'Ne-
turedama kuo maitintis Xxi kas
ka is musu spaustuves ar kny;-
gyno nupirks, ateinanti sesta-
dieni isvaziuoju darba'. Tie
sd, kataliku spauda pakele
mint kurti Kun. Miluko vardu
muzeju-archyva ir ten paglo-
boti Pranaityte, bet sumany-
mas sumanymu telikO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25

Skiriu A. a. Prezidentui Antanui Smetonai
AS nezinojau kodel ia vakara
Kai varpas dejavo Katedroj,
[sigaubiau veida juoda skara,
Suklojau Kristui skausmo cedru.
Pasllum ta vakara tarp medziu parko,
Iseives SeSehu klaiojau 49,
Ir glaudesi mintys Lietuvos arkoj
Man lyra begalo vaitojo.
o, Viespatie! O, Viespatie, gerasis
Tu neapleisi musQ zeme. -.
Tx ko verkia azuolas pazeistasis,
Ko taip virsuaj bokstu xapteme?!
II vel ia patti liudnaji vakara,
Varciau gyvenimo albuma
ziureiau j 10 veida puikQ, gera....
Jauciau visos tautos kilnuma.
Tx ko NE vejai, ko selo, duko?...
Ko verke azuolas apleistas?!
Ak, tai buvo .Jis! Ir claude anuka
Paskutini vakara leista.
Tas kudikis buvo = visa mus tauta,
Kuria atmyluot Jis norejo!
II nepaise lis kad Sirdis sugelta =
Kente az tuos ka nusidejo.
Dabar iau zinau kodel ta vakara
Buvo tamsu il zvaigzdes dingo:
Visos pabego pro erdve atdara
Ties 10 tamsiu grabu sustingo.
Tx viena is ju deimantine aiski,
| toliu tolius iSsiskyre. -.
Sidabro laiptais, baltute il vaish :
I universe nusiyre.
Dabar jau zinau kodel ia vakara
Taip varpai dejavo Katedroj
Rinkosi minios pas graba atdara,
Ii prinese Jam rosiu, cedru.
Q Lietuva, Lietuva. ar zinojo?
Ar tiese Jam grandiniu glebi?.
Man akvs uz ia miela surasojo,
Ii tamsios skaros tolius glebe.
II dabar kai jau ikome naSlaiciai +.
Ir be Tevynes, il be Vado. -.
Ar dar sukaustys mus sunkesni pamela
Argi jau liksime be zado?. -.
@, ne. Ak, ne, Lietuvi placiaminti!
Ne NUNS gi reteziai ar panclai!
Pradekim vieningesne roze pintl -
Juk esam ismintingi Aisciai.
Prize grabo mus Vado stole prisiekim
Uz Lietuva! W bociu kaulus!
Rasto ar zodzio kardu prisidekim -
Nuversime vergijos kalnus.
Dabar gi zinau del ko Ia vakara,
Kai varpas dejayo Kntedro],
Isigaubiau veida juoda skara
Juk reik auku = is sielos cedru.
Maria Aukstaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-25

Kas cia: ar tolesnis musu
katalikp nusprestas nusistaty
mas neiti bendra kurybini ir
patriotini darba su tautine Vi
suomene, bet laikytis "koalici-
jos' SUI socialistais, kurie pat
riotingu Lietuviu bijo kaip vel
Mas svesto vandens?
Evening star., 1944-11-05

In the Emmanuel Chapel-on-the
ELL. Theological Seminary, Alex
andria,, Miss Audrey May Donald
son, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Daniel Donaldson of Alexan-
dria last evening became the bride
Of 1t. Robert Nelson Davis, U. s.
M. G.
The. Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall oil
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church ofilciated at 7:30 o'clock
assisted by Mr.. william E. Thomson
Of the seminary.
White chrysanthemums and
palms formed an effective back
ground for the ceremony which was
preceded by solos by Midshipman
Jack Loper Of the United States
Naval Academy.
Escorted to the altar and given in
marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr..
G. Arthur Rolander, jr, the bride
wore a gown of white satin, finger
tip length veil held in place by a
Juliet cap of white satin and seed
pearls. Her bouquet was of white
roses and snapdragons.
Acting as matron of honor for
her sister was Mrs. Rolander who
wore a gown of gold taffeta, head
band of gold velvet trimmed with
bronze chrysanthemumS which cor
responded to the blossoms in her
bouquet. The other attendants were
Miss Grace Edwards of Gloucester,
Va, and Mrs. Lloyd X. Wyatt, jr.
They wore green taffeta dresses with
headbands to match and trimmed
with yellow chrysanthemums like
those in their arm bouquets.
1t. Wyatt, jr., U. S. M. c., of
Flushing, N. Y, was the best man
and the ushers were 1t. John w
Cummins. u S. NJ c., of Covington
KY; 1t. Donald H. Brooks, U. S. M
c., of Relands. Calf, and Pfc. James
E. Bacon, jr., U. S. M. C. r., of Silver
Spring.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Victor
Crenshaw Donaldson on Seminary
Hill.
The bride is a graduate of Mary
Washington College and her hus-
band attended Bulls School and
was graduated from the Naval
Academy in June. He is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Easton Davis
of Silver Spring and is stationed
in Quantico.
st. Johns Roman Catholic Church
in Forest Glen was the scene of 8
prettily arranged wedding yester-
day morning, when Miss Anais Ruth
Harding became the bride of 1t
John Michael Conroy, U. S. N. r
The Rev. John T. Kennedy officiateo
at 1890 o'clock and a wedding
breakfast was served at Hotel 240O
The bride, who is the daughter oil
Mrs. Edward Joseph Harding and
the late Mr.. Harding, was escorted
to the sanctuary steps by her uncle
Mr.. Louis r. Harding of Plainfleld
N. j. Here the bridegroom, who is
the son of Maj. and Mrs James G
Conroy of Petersburg, Va, awaited
her, with his father, who was his
best man. The brides gown was OF
ivory satin, the bodice having a deer
yoke of exquisite heirloom point
applique lace. Her veil was of tn,
same lace, which has been worn BY
brioes in her family for seyera
generations and was becominglN
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Nearby Churches Settings
For Attractiue Weddings

arranged and caught at each side
Of her head with clusters of orange
blossoms. She carried a prayerbook
with white orchids on the cover.
Mrs. William j. Kenealy was
matron Of honor and her other at
tendants were Mrs. Richard p,
Witty, jr., and Mrs. Harrison
Brand, III, Mrs. Kenealy wearing
melon pink silk jersey and the
others in blue silk jersey. They all
wore matching headdresses and car
ried briarcliff roses.
The ushers, who led the bridal
procession to the sanctuary, were
1t. q. g. John M. Ditzler, 1t. H. M
Kiesel, Mr.. P. Henry Needham and
Mr.. Harry A. Carragher.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
-Wrgman,
|CeremOnvHeM

Miss Averill Wirgman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart L. Wirgman
Of Chevy Chase, became the bride
last evening Of Chief Petty Omcer
William Crew, U. s. N, son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Crewe
Of Pittsburgh. The ceremony took
place at 8 o'clock In Chevy Chase
Methodist Church, the Rev. Edward
Gardner Latch. assisted by the Rev.
DR.. Clifford Homer Richmond, offi-
ciating.
The bride, who was escorted and
later given in marriage by her
father, wore q gown OF bridal pink
satin embroidered In seed pearls
Evening star., 1944-11-05


and . matching coronet held her
long tulle veil. She carried . hou-
que OF white orchids and roses.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. Harry
Williamson, and Mrs. Earl Chandler,
the brides other attendant, wore
pastel blue chiffon gowns and car
ried arm bouquets Of American
Beauty roses to match the plumes
In their hair.
Sergt. Karl Frederick Pitt was
best man for Mr.. Crewe and the
ushers were Petty Of1icer Eugene
Guthrie, U. S. G. G. r., and Chief
Petty Oficer Robert Smith, U. s. NJ
A reception was given in the home
Of the brides parents.
Mr.. Crewe Is q veteran of the
Normandy invasion. >He and his
bride will reside in Charleston.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
B0gaar Plans Made

Plans were completed for the
Christmas bazaar of the United Ma
tions War Relief, Inc, at a meeting
of the officers and Board of Direc-
tors OF the organization held
Tuesday.
The event will be staged at the
Statler Hotel December 4, S and 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Wayne Band Plays
At Palmer Park

A 1O0-PIECE band comprised Of
students of the Wayne University
Summer Band School will pre-
sent a concert al 7:30 p m. to-
night In Palmer Park alongside
the Casino on Pontchartraln
Drive
Graham T Overgard will di-
rect the band for part of the
concert. and three student di-
rectorS Will then take over
Featured numbers will be dl-
rected by the following students
Miss Jean Mckay. Ballet Egyp-
tian." by Alexander Luigini
James VanderSall, selections from
III. NJ s. Pinafore.' by Gilbert
and Sullivan. and William Scan
lon. Songs My Mother Taught
Me" by James Gillette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

When Peggy Ann the role of Francie, the studio
wanted 10 her getting adequate rest With her mother
she moved the studio bungalow originally built
daytime resting place for Shirley Temple IN Shirleys
bsby-stsr days. L-r
Remodeled and rehIrnlshed the bungalow today has a
large living room, small bedrooms bath. dressing
and kitchen with breakfast nook 1t qualities as
coy place TO live.
room Peggy Ann has her collection of books and
her collection OF autographed photos of her avorte
Starswith Gregory Peck front and-cener. Beside
bed she has small radio which she turn first
thing the morning and turn off last thing al night In
corner she desk own, where every night
she writes her soldier-iather.
It's quiet there at night The bungalow is in the
Of the lot. away from boulevard traffic The only
sounds the chrps of California nghngales the trees
outside and the footsteps of studio policemen making their
rom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Baby Star Lives on Studio Lot
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD July 12-Now that schools out, most
kids have the privilege of staying little later at night
But 12yearod Peggy Ann Garner She still has TO be
in bed at every night and get 10 hours sleep
Those are orders from the front office of Twentieth
Century Fox where she playing the biggest chdS role
movie hstor-the role of "France Nolan IN A Tree
Grows Brooklyn The grownup stars of the picture
Dorothy Mcclure James Dunn, Joan Blonde and Lloyd
Nolan
But while Peggy Ann misses the fun OF staying up later
than S. she has one privilege that other kids will enVy
privilege no other chid-or grown-up-has ever had
She lives in house on the studio lot.
Six months ago. Peggy Ann and her mother went east
her father 1t William G.. II. Garner. Expecting TO
gone several months they their Beverly Hills
apartment Three months later when the studio called
them back, they unable find either apartment
or house for rent and hotel available.
They moved into Twentieth Century
Fox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Home m Indiana IL m,
1851. 4:54. Isl, io.4s p. m. Pardon Ny
Rhythm, - y So 50. e;4s, e:46 .. m
BROADWAY -CAPITOL-"story ~ DR..
WAAsell." II a m. 2 40. 500 10 p. m ;
Lady. Let's Dance. 2s' Sos sfs
p. m.
FISHER 'ssludos Amigos" IL 30.
3:3e. e:22. els m; Madame Cure,
I:0s. 4 :O4 7. s.56 ?. m.
1855. 4:52. 74s. 1914 p. m. "saludos
Amigos " 1919. i1S. Iii. 1907 p.
Michigan slisht." ~ IS 1872.
II 04 p m Three Men 10 White" IL
PALMS STATE - Two Girls and a
Sailor" 1908 . -. so. 1918 p m :
Night 81 AdventVe." u a. m. 7:2o.
$40. 2 o5 n
II m 2 50. . 80 10 n 9 N Henry
AldrichE Little Secret" 30. 10. &. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Modest Director

ALBERT LEWIS, director of
The Picture of Dorian Gray.
carries his Harvard Phi Beta
Kappa key on a ring with his
house and car keys. And another
Of hiS pocket pieces is small
clay replica of an Egyptla n
scarab an archaeological gem a.
600 wears old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12
Durbin in
Film Friday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

There's nothing outside OF n
good fright, TO chill YOU as won
derfully as those alr-condlioned
WE houses where you can relax
polar comfort and watch the
stars go by
You can escape from the heat
with several absorbing features
this week. the lineup being an
intriguing one.
The Fox brings in ON Friday.
the long awaited film version of
Somerset Maughans move !,
christmas Holiday. which has
been tailored 10 FIT the lovely
dimensions of Deanna Durbln.
Although Durbln sings IN this
one. the accent is on drama. and
Miss d. whips out on a hlstrionic
spree in this strange romantic
tale.
With her are Gene Kelly,
Richard Whorf. Dean Harens.
Gladys George and Gale Sender
gard.
AT PALMS STATE
Another new film treat Will be
the sentimental Journey. MGM
has fashioned from Alice Duer
Miller's lovely poem, The White
Cliffs Of Dover This opens Fra
day At the PalmSSiate with Irene
Dunno in the role of the American
woman who makes her home M
England Throughout two wars
Alan Marshall. Roddy MacDowall
Gladys Cooper {, Aubrey Smith
and a large cast appear m her
support.
The Downtown neN htH On
FRIDAY il n combination Of hand
and stage show with Bob Chester
and his orchestra. which features
Betty Bradley for the musical
treat and Stems second edition ot
his Gay NInetleS revue with
20 Old time stars for the rest OF
the entertainment.
4. A. HOLDS OVER
Everybody'S going United
A,ts' way (as We predicted 10
Going My Way tho Eng
Crosby smash mt 50 il naturally
will stay a second week
This Is Bing most serious role
and he has the excellent support
o. Barry Fitzgerald Frank
McEugh and Rise Stevens among
others who help 10 make THIS one
OF the most entertaining pictures
OF the year
The Michigan hi'l VIII bo an
nounced IN these column later IN
the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

carrier. His business increases have earned
many Time. sales awards for him, inelud-
ing a raineoat. five dollars in cash, wagon,
baseball glove, and a complete tool kit.
Paul h -, lives at 47J9 Fourth and has
never missed . day of carrying papers.
He n in the sixth sf,ds at Poe School,
enjoys woodworking as hobby, plays
basketball in winter months, softball in
summer months. both on teams Of De
troit Time, carrier leagues. lie likes to
read comics. Tn, Phantom and Donald
Duck are his fvonteC fiinttin owns two
ws Bonds. n, goes TO church every
soodsy n Beres Tabernacle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Promotions
Given To q

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
lions of nine Michigan officers.
They are:
Captain to Major
James Mulholand, CMP, Monroe
Graham Stewart CE Mt. Pleasant.
I'd Lieutenant to Isf Lieutenant
Edna c. Jennings, ANS. Battle Creek
Charles Marston, ONO. 1881 Trombley
Detroit.
Francis Egan. &C, 2245 collingwood
Detroit.
Alexander Nelson CWS Fowerville.
Robert Manring, Sig c. Jackson.
Lots Maddox, ANC. Mason.
Robert Herman. FA, Owosso.
Army Air show Re0pens sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Strike Tip
Wins $25

A prompt telephone tip TO the
Detroit Times on the strike last
week at the Continental Motors
Corp. plant resulted in his win
ming the SIS first award for the
best newstip of the week.
An award of $40 goes 10 the
man who called with the story OF
the baby abandoned on the lawn
of Grace Hospital and So to the
Ann Arbor youth who called with
the news that several workers at
the Olds drop-forge plant had
been poisoned by spoiled food.
Ten other Times readers re-
ceived 81 each in war stamps for
other stories. It's easy to share in
this weekly award. Dial Cherry
$500 if you know of an interesting
news story or picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09

r ERE s pleasant game will message
IL every It numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Vo,r fortune Count first the number
METERS A or more the number Is less than
The number Start at the upper LETT
check OF your Key
nubers left right read the message the letters under
e. c,~cEed figures rive vol 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Eskimo Killing
Is Radio Drama

When an Eskimo wife killed her
husband it brought on a strange
series OF events in which white
mans Justice proved more of a
mystery than the murder itself.
This unusual story is the SUBJ
iect of FRONT PAGE DRAMA,
which Station WJLB will broad
cast at 1915 p. m. tomorrow.
FRONT PAGE DRAMA, heard
each week on WJLB, is taken
from the files of The American
Weekly Magazine which comes
with The Detroit Sunday Times.
- Army Air show Reopens sunday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Parade 10 HighIight
Visit Of RCAF Cadets

A church parade from Cadillac
Square to st. Pauls Cathedral,
Sunday morning, will highlight the
entertainment of 125 RCAF cadets,
who will be guests of the Detroit
Canadian Legion.
The cadets, soon to leave for
active duty on various war front,
will be taken through various war
plants tomorrow and entertained
in the homes of members of the
epion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Your Carrier
LEARNING WHILE EARNING
Introducing Busy Detroit Time!
Neigbborbood Carrier Boys
Rx LIN SLOWER
By I'm STOW
Today We
PreSeHf o.
PAUL.
III INkEIN

He earns seven
dollars a week from
his Detroit Times
route in Warren
avenue which he
ha, increased Al
customers in the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

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