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Evening star., 1948-01-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. 20 Up (UsDA) A).-salable
hogs. 1S,O00 total y 800; around 80
lower on all weights barrows and gifts;
closed slow on weights above 24O pounds
with some bids rs lower. top, 27.50. paid
freely; bulk good and choice 170-23O
pounds, 27.25-27-50; most comparable.
34O-27O pounds, 5000; bulk 2s0-320
pounds, 2525-25.75; weights under 200
pounds very scarce; sows steady to 80
lower: generally around 25 off; bulk good
and choice sows, 2300-24.5O; choice sows
under 400 pounds ouotable to $500; indi-
cations incomplete clearance.
Salable cattle, 1900: total, 11.200:
salable calves. 1000; total, 1000; fed
steers and yearlings steady to 80 higher:
all grades shared advance; medium and
good grades at 24.25-31 90 predomnated;
choice cattle very scarce; one load choice
to prime 1000-pound calf club yearlings,
1850 the top; next highest price, $3.50;
only scattered loads above 1900; heiferS
steady to weak; supply liberal; bulk good
to choice heifers, 26.0O-31 80; top, 5000:
cows steady to weak; cutters, 1875 down;
bulk medium and good cows. 1S00-23 90;
bulls firm at $3.50 down. vealers steady
at 1900 down.
salable sheep. $500; total, $500, no
lambs sold early: asking fully 30 higher;
several loads good and choice fed wooled
Western lambs above 80: early bids
strong to 25 higher: slauehter ewes fully
so higher; common to good ewes, HOO
13o5
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Jan. % GA lower trend
Trade today and the easiness Of the
on other grains. Losses were not large
and trading was not heavy, but the mar
ket lacked aggressive buying support.
To some exten wheat a was stu influ-
port last week end OF total stocks of 1885,
100000 bushels. In addition, grains were
unsettled by weakness in other commodity
markets and receipts OF snow in the
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
was " TO 2 cents lower May, , 81: corn
was A.l3s lower: over; May 263s and rSats eats
was no early trade in soybeans.
Private reports to grain houses from
various parts OF the southwest mentioned
SHOWS in Nebrasks. kansas and Oklahoma
thermore, the weather bureau predicted
more snow for the important Kansas
wheat area for today.
in the outlook for the new crop. traders
said In addition to the moisture, snow
covering would protect the grain from
well above the zero level in the Southwest
tf.is morning.
An international wheat conference will
meet in Washington Wednesday to make
similar &C Conference in in London III last year
failed News from the conference was
expected to be followed closely by the
cash grain trade.
where receipts were larger than expected
had some influence in depressing corn
during the early dealings; There was
eod pD9e in on tbe of
While the International money situa-
ton resulting from devaluation Of the
French franc caused comment it did not
appear to have any immediate effect on
Evening star., 1948-01-26

Viennese Petroleum Journal and a
well-known figure for rs years in
the oil industry, has not been seer
since May 20, when he was return
ing here from a trip. An Austrian
policeman called him out of a bus
at the Ems River Bridge on ths
iflterzonal boundary. He entered @
Russian sentry booth, whereupon
his luggage was taken off the bus
and the driver was told not to wal.
for him. DR.. Turyn, who had served
with the French resistance move
ment during the war, was an expert
on Austriass zistersdorf Oil field,
which is in the Russian zone and is
center of the Austrian assets con-
troverSy.
These cases, which are still con-
tinuing, are of several types. Po-
iitical-vengeance motives seemingly
were behind the abduction Of Grand
Duke Wilhelm Won Hapsburg,
a member of the former Austrian
royal family, and undoubtedly
wanted by the Soviets since 1919.
The grand duke had commanded
a Ukrainian regiment against the
Bolsheviks after the first World
War. At one time the Ukrainian
Freedom Party, plotting for the in
dependence of the Ukraine, was
pls ming to make him King.
Reports reaching Vienna through
UNDERGROUND channels and pub
lished in the American-sponsored
newspaper, Wiener Kurier, have
traced some of these missing indi-
viduals as Tar as the Russian de-
tention camp at Wiener Neustadt,
Austria. In the case Of DR.. Kat
scher. he was reported last at
civilian internment camp In Saffron.
Hungary. 1t is believed Dr. Kat
scher's second stopping place is, like
the first, only temporary.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.3
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Gold Stocks Boosted
By Action on Franc;
Other Shares Lag
BY Victor Eubonk
As,oeio,sd Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Devalua-
ton of the French franc gave a
lift to gold mining stocks today.
both in London and on the domestic
market, but leaders generally were
unresponsive.
The question of just how Amer
lean trade will be affected if other
foreign currencies are reduced to
actual dollar valuations tended to
dim speculative and investment
enthusiasm. Timid bidding by pro-
fessionals again was based on the
belief a technical comeback is a
likelihood after the steady decline
from the beginning of the year.
Doubts regarding taxes, anti
imitation moves and business per-
sisted as restraints.
SloWdowns were frequent after a
fairly active opening. Early gains
running to point or more were
reduced in most cases or converted
into declines near the fourth hour.
Homestake, Dome and Mcintyre
Porcupine shares jumped l to better
than 2 points at the start but
eventually slipped from the best.
Vanadium common stiffened on the
resumption of dividends. Ahead at
intervals were Woolworth, j. I.
Case, International Harvester,
Douglas Aircraft, Kennecott, United
States Gypsum, Union Carbide,
Southern Railway. Santa Fe and
New York Central.
Intermittent laggards were Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler, Youngstown
Sheet, Goodrich, Boeing, United
Aircraft, North American, Inter-
national Telephone, Johns -Manville
(at 1947-48 lowl, Allied Chemical,
Texas Co., Gulf Oil and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad,
Bonds were narrow
Evening star., 1948-01-26

WORLD BANA
INBRED 3s72 954
IntBR&D2 A57 95 ;
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 1o1AS
FOREIGN 2:.d
Australia 5s 55 looIa
Braz 3As % ser So
Colombia 3s 10 1
El Salvdr As 76 64M
italCCns 1-3s77 16
cru ist is 4. 15h
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Urag al 41ss 70 65
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Am&F P 5s2030 lo2l4
AmT&T 2Ms 81 1o6
Am TIT 2a4s61 lc2N
Am TIT 2As 80 o4lA
AmT&T gas 81 9lh
AmTohscco3s6a 1o2
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Atl Dny 1st4s4s 20
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Beth Stl gas rs 81
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Can Pac As perp 9AA
Cent Ga IS SOC 7M
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IN RR NJ 5s 81 lJN
C 3 & @ 3Ms s5 %
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Del P & L IS 10 1o2
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 26 1P.--Butter ,(2
days receipts), 492 .022; steady. Whole
sale prices on bulk cartons:
Creamy. higher than 30 score premium
marks (AA), 81 cents; 80 score tA), so
80 score tBl, 70; SO score tcl, rs. New
tubs usually command "a cent pound
over the bulk carton price,
Egg prices were steady in the wholesale
market today. Two days receipts totaled
81 .a24 cases Spot quotations. based on
wholesale sales by receivers to 1obbers
and large retailers, follow:
Mixed colors: Extra fancy. heavy
weights, Al; extra l large, As: extra .
large, 44-45: extra l medium, 1874;
Whites: Extra fancy heavyweights, A.
so plus premium of 1-6 cents; extra /
large, .47-4s; extra large, 45-46; extra
cents; extras / and 2 pullets, 44-45.
Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights
47-411a plus premium Of 1-3 cents; ex-
ira / large, 46-46H2; extra 2 large, 44-45. :.
extra medium, 43-44 plus premium of
1-2 cents: extras | and 2 pullets. 41-42.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. % GP.-Cotton fu-
lures were reactionary In moderately act
I'VE dealings today. Scattered Liquidation
was induced partly by the devaluation OF
the French franc.
Most merchants saw no direct threat
in the French devaluation since France
cotton goods mad was believed to have
little goods for export.
Selling was also induced by fears that
tagging export demand and the slow de-
mand for cotton textiles.
Late afternoon prices were 30 cents to
y5 bale lower than the previous
close. March, 3432; May, "a IA, and
bIJy AZ 40
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Dividends Announced
W YORK, Jan. 2e NR.-Dividends de.
Sales

Hourly Sales on A ne Eaenanke Iodsy;
100 pm. $40 600 quo pm. 46o 900
tUnit of trading, 10 shares. 'In bank
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed BY such companies, Rates OF
dividends In the foregoing table are annual
Disbursements based on the last quarterly
or ssmiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. Tx dividend. xr Ex rights
dend. Cash or stock. Declared or paid
mated cash value on ex dividend date.
2 Paid last year. h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up.. Accum-
Z Payable in stock, exact cash value unde-
termined on declaration date. y
Evening star., 1948-01-26

MISREPRESENTATION
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Phila 81 2Ns 81 9SA
Phil Elec 2Ass1 81
Pittston 6ss64 1ooiA
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West Un 5s go e2i4
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Wis Cn As 36SD IS
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Business Briefs
Heavy Christmas Buying sen

tail store sales for December to ap-
proximately $12,515, 100000, a gain
of around 1870 from a year earlier,
Commerce Department. The up
swing from November to December
exceeded the normal seasonal in
crease.
Industrial Centers subject to great
expansion during the war have sue
ceeded In retaining most of the re-
sulting population increase.-Na-
tional Industrial Conference Board.
Ghost towns are not yet in evidence,
the board reported.
Retail Advertising Lineage in De-
cember totaled 1T ,247,0 OTIS lines in 81
cities, a gain of 16,09l,752 lines from
the same 1916 month-Media Rec
ords. Total lineage for December
reached 186,913,274 VS.. 63,257,O97;
for 1947, 2,0O8, ,535 1854 VS.. 1'729, ,7l3,22o
in 1916.
Vanadium Corp. of America de-
clared a dividend of Is cents COM
mon share, payable February 49,
first disbursement since 1945.
Baltimore G. Ohio Railroad asked
ICC permission to issue 81 900 900 OF
equipment trust certificates Load
inps in the week ended January "a
totaled 6l,702 cars VS.. $685. in the
previous week and 62,7e0 a year
earlier.
Gulf Oil Corp. will mail subscrip-
ton warrants for 2,269,05 new
shares of capital stock to present
holders tomorrow. The offering is
at the rate. of one new share for
each four held and will cut inter-
ests of the Mellon family to less
than 509o. The Melons share OF
the rights will be allotted to under
writers.
International Harvester Co. earned
s48, 1863 .266 or S10o7 share in II
months ended October 81 VS.. $22,-
326,257 or $391 in the previous year
Air Reduction Co. net income for
1947 was S5,701 ,648 or $2.oS VS.. $3,-
978,977 or S1.45 in 1946.
Dwight Mfg. Co. earned s4,314.44l
or $l7.98 in IL months ended
November 80 VS.. S1,695,843 or s7.06
in the previous year.
Rice Silk Dry Goods Co. net in
come for Y months ended Novem-
Der 80 was s2,710,17l or s9.9S VS.,
s2,s24,773 or s10.39 in the proceeding
fiscal period.
Falstaff Brewing Corp. earned
s2,4o9, ,ss7 or $5.35 in 1s47 VS.. $780,
4o3 or S1.S8 in the previous year
Western Maryland Railway net
for 1947 was S5,431,15 VS.. s2,o29, ,l9e
in 1916.
ServeI, Inc, profit for IL months
ended October 81 was $2,337 Sal OF
s1.20 VS.. $1,434,265 or 81 cents in
the previous year.
International Minerals & Chem
Ical Corp. earned 81 ,230,008 or $l.31
in six months ended December 81
VS.. S1,206,105 or s1.30 a year earlier
Upgrade Food Products Corp
profit for IL months ended Novem-
ber was S811.806 or $3.4l VS.
s4,5s5, 1894 or s1S.l5 In the preceding
fiscal period.
BURY Biscuit Corp. reported net
loss of s493,733 for II months ended
october 81, after s775,000 of inven-
tory losses and a tax credit OF $751;
600, VS.. profit of S2l5,39 or "a cents
in the previous year.
Monroe Auto Equipment Co
earned s320,899 or 72 cents in siz
months ended December 81 VS.. $4o6,-
271 or SO cents year earlier.
Willys Overland Motors, Inc.
elected Arthur j. Weiland to the
newly created post of executive vice
president.
Heyden Chemical Corp. appointed
Simon Askin and Ralph N. Lulek
tce presidents and directors.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Substantial Increase
In Bank Loans Noted
By Federal Reserve
By Edword c. Stone

The Federal. Reserve BANK OF
Richmond has reported that mem
Der banks had total loans outstand-
ing on December II amounting to
S796 ,535 900, a gain of $22,8l3,OOO
over November and $i43,864 900 over
the same period year ago.
The review pointed to five chief
factors in November developments
big Improvements in coal pro-
duction, moderate advance in de-
partment store sales, unexpected
decrease in cotton consumption,
marked decline in building permits
and a substantial increase IN busi-
ness failures.
The bank ssys contracts for two
family houses have been falling OH
for months, indicating a slackenlng
in demand, excessive rentals being
assigned as a reason The failures
caused surprise in year In which
business was at such high Levels
Store sales have yet to lnolcate
strength to generate renewed
uptrend, the review said.
Nationwide Drive Planned.
o. L. Carr, president of the Ma
tional Fisheries Institute, has an
nounced a nationwide advertising
merchandising and publicity cam
naign to increase consumption OF
fishery products, the drive being
the first of its kind. Murray
Wheeler Of Bethesda, with the wal
Department Bureau of Public Rela-
tions during the war, has been
appointed director.
Before the January meeting OF
the Life Insurance Club of Wash
ington, members were entertained
at dinner by Maj and Mrs. Guy
Withers, he being with the Eqult-
able Life Assurance Society. MAI
Withers is charter member OF the
club and is believed to be the oean
of the business in the Capital, with
over so years of active service.
Ralph e. Harmon was recently
made assistant cashier and control
Ter of the Bank of Silver Spring
The bank has announced plans for
a new building on Georgia avenue.
across from the telephone building
100000 Adopt Bond Plan.
More than 100000 depositors have
signed the bond-a- month plan in the
last seven months, an average OF
30 each for the $4,000 banks and
1000 branches, the Treasury an
nounced today. The dollar volume
is now 100000 a month, or an
average of $63 for each buyer.
The Federal Reserve Board may
be a heavy buyers of Government
bonds in the next two months. The
board stated today that bank de-
posits will be pulled down by tax
payments, adding that the banks
may sell Government securities to
maintain their reserve position.
In the full year 1947 department
store sales in the Richmond Re-
serve District were 4 per cent
ahead of 1916. Philadelphia made
The best gain, IL per cent, with the
national upturn per cent.
Governors of the Association OF
Stock Exchange Firms will meet IN
Atlanta, February II, 13 and IA.
Washington Gas common opened
at d and closed at 207s on the
washington Stock Exchange today;
Potomac Power common came out
at 1924 and closed at 127 in lively
trading. American Fire Insurance
appeared for the first time this year,
at l65. Washington Gas $3.50 pre-
ferred closed at 99A.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Foreiqn Exchange

! NEW YORK. Jan % uP,.-Noon foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain IN
| dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar. in New York open
market per cent discount or 81 90 United
Europe-Great Britain 81 03. up "a Of
cent: France francl unauoted; Sweden
! (krona} 27.s5, up oil of cent; STitzer-
CHANGED. ,.
Latin America--Argentina. free "a 50,
Changed; Mexico. 2a.62. unchanged.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd,,lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
iii 300 shares: 3.242 sales involving 81 =
976 shares; including SO short sales in
volving 1850 shares. T.,
volving 45.211 shares; 1,2I3 sales in
volving $3.50 shafes: including % short
sales involving 1,1S0 shares.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas common-20 at 21, so
at II.
Potomac Elec Pwr commons at 12A,
81 st 1234
American Fire ms. co-2 at 1875.
Peoples DR. st common-Ha at 46
Washington Gas 4.25 pfd-5 at 99H, 10
at 90, 4 at 99A
Potomac Elec Pwr com-75 at 1a7s, 15
at 12B, 80 at 12R.
Washington Gas common-3O at 2OB
PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Interstate Department Stores

Interstate Department otUfeo
elected r. P. Bygel president to
succeed r. P. Connally, who re-
signed.
Brown Co. elected Edward G.
Brush controller of the company and
it's Canadian subsidiary, Brown
Corp.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FkOM PAEYIOuS CLOHI

= Oh AA6A GJD 1873 u 10
PREVIOUS CLOSY
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| jLakeShoreM .72 1ols
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lie Tourneau 17,4
Lone Star Gas / 2ots
Long Island Ltg- M
Louis L & e Ia I'm
McWillDrdg. Goa liza
Menasco Mfg IA
Michigan Sugar La
MidStPB vtc Ke SO
mid West Corp 145s
Mining Cp Can 6ib
Nat Bellas cog 3M
Nat FUcI q 80 115a
New PIX Min 10 1M
Niagara Hud Pr To
Niles -Bem-P go 1oih
Nip sing Mines lbs
No Am II & Pwr J
Nor Am L&P pf lsl
Nor Sta Pwr A 57ih
lOldPoindex cog IA
lOverSeasSec1 Tag ga
Pantepec Oil .64 loA
/ Pennroad .40g s
Pepperell 3a 54h
| Pierce-Gv 1.20a 25l4
Pioneer Gold 25As
Pitts Metal go 10
lPleasVWine .30g 4A
Powdrl&Alex la j.
Producers Corp Ia
lRaythson Mfg TN
i lRioGrValG .05e. 2
4 Rowe Corp 80 Ga
Ryan Cons Pet 1o1s
list Lawrence Cp- IL
Salt Dome Oil 1oh
l Seral Lock 25s
Isl Ind prpf $50 -
\ Sentry SAT Con 1h
Shat-Denn log 2N
i Shaw W&P 1.20 17h
Solar Aircraft Sh
SoSs Mfg la ga
ISterling Inc " So
J. Tonopah M .O3e IA
Trans Lux .15e- 5iA
Unit Airc Prod 4
!. United Corp WV 70
i IUtShoeMac 21aa 56A
U S Foil B lae - 13w
] Utah-IdSug.1bg 3A
IValspar Corp lza 9l1
',WestVaC&C.35e 16
Wright Harg .16 2M
Evening star., 1948-01-26
r OUTSTANDING
, S T 0 c X S
Now 5O% below 1916 Highs

Now 500 below 1916 Highs
live sound stocks selling 500
J. or more below their best
prices of 1916 are analyzed in a
new UNITED Report. These is>
sues appear to have been override
Aated by heavy year>end tax selling
and other factors. They include:
An SIS issue which years ago sold
around 81.
Another, formerly Al, is now 10.
A third, that sold at 34l2, is now
IS, and earning nearly 81 share.
These are sound, well>managed COM
panies currently showing good earnings.
All are dividend'payers, with yields rang.
ing from $50 to so.
For an Introductory copy
Send for Bulletin WASP FREE!
UNITED BUSINESS SERVICE
s'0 Ss"SOFy ST. ~ e0s'o"'e. Mass
Evening star., 1948-01-26
Alreon Mig Co
Am Bantam Car
AmCP&LB .15g
Am Gas q El lb


Alreon Mfg Co lN
Am Bantam Car z
AmCP&LB .15g 6M
Am Gas q El Id 33IA
Am Maracaibo 34s
Am Superpower M
Anch Post Pr "a. 7N
ARK Nat Gas A 5h
Ashland Oil l 1914
Atlas Corp W W ~
Barium Steel $
Basic Re.rct 40 5ih
Blum Phila so 1Th
Brit-Am Oil l 17M
CableElPrd log 4st
allite Tuns \ ~
Carr Cons Bisc AN
Catalin Am 7N
Cen&S W Cp 20 3
Chi&So Airl vtg- 81
CitiesService "a "a
Colon Develop AZ
ComnGSOlI war Ia
Cons Gas Util "a 6M
Cons Stl Corp l. 3lN
Cont Fdy&M l 12N
CopperRange24g 10
Coro Inc 1.60 1lN
Corron & Reyn 81
Cosden Petro 5M
CreolePet 2.S5g 3oM
Croft Brew IN
Derby Oil 44e Fl
Dobeckmun go IL
East GaS&Fuel Al
East State Corp ~
II Bond&Sh Tag 1oN
Eureka C Ltd 81
Fairchlld z & A 4iA
Fansteel MetAg 12N
FordMFran .02g ~
Garrett Cp .90g 1oh
Giant Yell G NJ 4M
Glen Alden CT . 2oN
Goldf1ejd Cons y
| CT Att & p nv 4g 80
HaZeltine l Ag 10y
Hecla Min l 1oH
Heyden Chem l 7oH
Holl C Gold "a 9
Horn g. Hard 2 35N
Humble Oil 3g 66iI
Illinois Power 2 26N
ImpTobCan.40 9M
InsCoNAm 2ka S5
Int Petrol "a 1oN
Kaiser-FraZer IL
Evening star., 1948-01-26
N. Y. Bond Market

SELECTED LIST on ISSuKE.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By the Associated Press.I

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Alaska Juneau
Aldens Inc 1h--
Allegheny Corp
Allegbany Co Of
Alleg Lud Stl 2R.
Allied C&Dye Ga
Allied Kid l.
Allied Strs g.
:liis Trzin! ] 80
Anal Leath .65g
Am Agricul 3a--
Am Airlines
Am Airl Of 3h
Am BankN 1.60a
Am Brk Sh 2.40g
Am Gable d Rad
Am Can 3.
tam Can pf a. :
Am Ch&Cbl I.40
Am Chicle %
Am Crys 8 1.20a
AmCyanamid A la
AmCyamid3hpf
Am Distillers q
Am FXnort l.
A&FP 81 pf1A Sax
Am IL r r "a of
Am Home 1.20
AmInternat .55g
Am Loco 1.40 -.
Am LOGON Of =
Am Metal 2Ag-.
AmNewsCo A I IA
Am Power b. IT
AmP&L 5pf1Kk
Am Radiator 1g
Am Roll Mil 2b
tam r M pf IA
Am SAT Razor /
Am Seating IL
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