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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

Miller dissented in the two-to-
one vote Of the three-judge
panel.
Judge Miller, criticizing both
the earlier Durham and Rus
sell E. Carter decisions of the
appellate court, said a jury
should be warned that the
complete instruction should not
influence their verdict.
District law holds a man
found innocent of a crime by
reason of insanity should be
examined after his trial and
can be released if again found
to be mentally competent.
Heretofore, a judge needed
only tell the jury the man
would be committed to a mem
tai institution. if found inno-
cent. He was not supposed to
mention the possibility of later
release, if the defendant didn't
ask for this addition to in
struction.
In agreeing with Judge John
A. Fahy in the reversal. Judge
Warren E. Burger urged pa
thence as efforts are made in
clarifying the Durham prod
uct" doctrine.
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who entertained the Philip
Hathaways of Baltimore; the
Grant Simmons of Green
wich. Conn. and Henry Nc
Knight; the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Gates. Wis
count Samuel Hood Of the
British Embassy With Mrs.
George Garrett; Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller, American heiress
and noted Paris hostess; the
Swedish Ambassador and
Nine. Bohemian, the Presi-
dent of the Children's Con-
valescent Hospital, Mrs. Alex
ander Hagner, and her hus-
band; the Luxembourg AM
bassador and Nine. lie GAL
lais and the Belgian Ambas-
sador and Baroness Silver
crdys.
And there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Stanley, the
Alexander Hamiltons of New
York, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
Gen. and Mrs. Tom Mus
grave, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Paul who entertained at
cocktails before dinner, Mrs.
Sonia Parr of Baltimore with
Harry de Pauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dunn. the Brazilian
Ambassador and Nine. Peixo-
to at the Randolph Kidders'
table, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Cafritz with the Ambassador
Of Panama and Sonora de
Arias, Miss Virginia Warren
with the Roy Chalks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Rouse with
the Robert Sarbachers, and
so on for about 900 more.
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Court Clarifies
Durham Doctrine

In another Of q recent Sc
ries Of opinions involving in
sanity pleas. the United States
Court Of Appeals further clari-
fed the Durham doctrine here
yesterday.
The court, in reversing the
october, 1855. assault convic-
ton of Robert Lee Catlin, 90
held a jury must be told by a
trial judge about the complete
provisions of District law when
a man is found innocent of a
crime by reason of insanity.
However, this instruction to
the jury is mandatory only
when the defendant asks that
i it be included. yesterdays
opinion held. Judge Wilbur K
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|Gascl Charges
Sanity Rulings
Hamper Law
BY PHIL THOMAS


United States Attorney Oliver
Gasch charged here yesterday
that two recent court decisions
have caused monumental con-
fusion" and "hampered law en-
forcement."
The charges were made in q
petition filed here yesterday
asking that the full nine-man
bench of the United States
Court of Appeals rehear the
Russell E. Carter case.
A three-judge panel Of the
Appeals Court last year reversed
Carriers conviction for the saw
age murder of 15-year-old
Caroline Nelson in her home al
1912 Georgia avenue in May
1855.
Carter, then 18, forced his
way into the child's house
brutally beat her into uncon.
seriousness and dumped her bat.
tered body in a bathtub flllec
with water. During the Feb.
ruary, 1856, trial Carter pleaded
not guilty on the basis of in.
sanity at the time of the crime
An opinion giving the rea.
sons for the Appeals Court re.
versal of the conviction did moi
come out until October "a.
In the opinion the court held
the trial Judge Henry A
Schweinhaut) did not instruct
the jury properly about the
rulings Of the Durham decision
handed down in July, 1854, by
the Appeals Court.
Confessions Ruled Out
The opinion also reversed
Carriers conviction on grounds
his oral and written confessions
and a re-enactment of the
crime should not have been ad.
mitted in evidence under the
Supreme Courts Mallory de-
cision of last June.
It was these two decisions
that Mr.. Gasch took exception
to in yesterdays petition.
The petition said the Durham
doctrine has resulted in mon.
umental confusion" about the
law as it relates to sanity pleas
1t recalled that before the
Durham decision a jury had te
find a man innocent of a crime
when he pleaded insanity, il
he was unable to distinguish
right from wrong or was i'm.
PEELED by an Irresistible i'm.
pulse" at the time of the crime
The Durham doctrine, broad.
ening this concept, now holds
a man is innocent, if he suf.
fered from a diseased or de.
fective mental condition wher
he committed the offense" ane
the crime was the product Of
this condition.
Mr.. Gasch's petition said thu
Appeals Court opinion in thu
Carter case didn't spell out
what weight a jury should give
the old "right-wrong" anc
irresistible impulse" sanity
tests as opposed to the new
product" test Of the Durham
doctrine.
This has resulted in making
it increasingly difficult" fol
trial judges. attorneys anc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Gardner
Decorated
BY Cubans
By DAISY CLELAND

Former United States Am
bassador to Cuba Arthur
Gardner received a decora-
ton last evening and shared
the honor with his wife.
Cuban Ambassador Campo
bestowed upon Mr.. Gardner
the highest national order Of
his country, the National
Order of Merit of Cuba. The
ceremony took place in a
drawing room at the En-
bassy.
Mr.. Gardner said, I'm not
only very proud of this, but
1t is possibly the happiest
moment of my life" He then
asked Mrs. Gardner to come
and stand with him. adding
that he would like to pub
licly state" that a great deal
of his success in his post had
been due to his wife.
In presenting the award,
Ambassador Campo said that
in modern diplomacy an en-
voy must know how to
create friendships. establish
confidence. arouse emotions
and win affections. You, Mr..
Ambassador, beyond doubt
have known how to carry
out these professional man.
dates with honor both to
yourself and to your coun-
try"
Family Attends
The group at the Embassy
made it almost a family af-
fair. Among those present
were the Gardeners son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Britton Browne, and
their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Gardner. Other guests were
all close friends and Embassy
officials.
Greeting the guests were
the Ambassadors son-in-law
and daughter, Minister and
Sonora de Averhoff.
Coming in with the Gard
ners were their houseguests.
Mrs. Edsel Ford and Mrs. Al
len Sheldon of Detroit. Both
are old friends of Mrs. Gard
ner and have for the last two
years come down for the
International Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Russian star, 1sOlda IzvitSkaya,
in the Soviet prize winning film.
THE Forty-First" Bettina also
did the English version for
Sylvana ManganO in Bitter
Rice" A voice can be almost
as profitable as a face.
It's been a bad year for
Elaine Stewart, now recover
ing in London from an oper-
alton to remove a blood clot
in one of her legs. Earlier, she
had a bad fall. and earlier still
she was trapped in a blizzard
in Switzerland with the Duke
of BedfOrd--the nobleman who
gets his name in the British
papers at least once a month.
x
Dan Daley gets the same
guarantee for his Tops Records
album as Mike Todd did for
Around the World in 30 Days.
when 100000 albums were sold
in 1000 supermarkets and
chain stores in 80 days.
Kerwin Mathews tells me he
dated Kathy Grant. his costar
in The Seventh Voyage of
Sinbad." during location work
in Madrid and London. and
had no idea she planned to
elope with Bing Crosby. / hear
this movie gives Kathy star
status and Kerwin emerges
swashbuckling screen hero,
Postcard datelined Middle
of Norway" from Ginger ROg-
erS' ex-mate. Jacques Ber-
gerac: Il am freezing to death
here shooting "A Man and His
Past In this part Of Norway
they are not even allowed To
sell any liquors. Impossible
to get warm! ! !" It's pretty
cold in Hollywood, too.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
International Boil
Is Brilliant Event

sands Of dollars for the Chill
dren's Convalescent Hospital.
AS each sponsor had a horse"
in the race, one-eighth of
the 1000 guests were winners.
AS soon as the little patio
was over they swarmed
around the guarded prize
pavilion to draw numbers for
handsome gifts donated by
firms in Italy, New York,
Washington, Tennessee and
Kentucky.
The affair that annually
precedes the international
race at Laurel was as plush
as any Washington has seen
in its arrangements and per-
sonnet.
Ally Khan Coming
Most of them will stay over
for the big Monday race
which Prince Ally Khan will
attend. Flying in from Paris
at the last minute, he is due
to land at Friendship Air
port at los pm. and go
straight to Laurel to watch
the performance of his entry,
Rose Royale II. Immediately
after the race Ally will hop a
plane back to Paris.
In last nights dressy
throng were:
Mrs. Edsel Ford, swathed in
a billowy white dress and
white fox fur, seated with
Tiffany owner Walter Hoving
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Carusi were there, as were
Judge and Mrs. Homer Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Biffle, Mrs. A. Mitchell Pal
mer. Gen. Len uel C. Shep-
herd, former Commandant
Of the Marine Corps: Col.
Robert l.. Schultz, military
aide to the President, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cox.
Also there was Mrs. Har-
old Talbot, widow of the
former Secretary of the Air
Force; the Belgian Ambas-
sador, Baron Silvercruys, and
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
"Griff" Warfield.
Ball Duties Call
Several of the guests
stopped after the ceremony
to sample the colorful buffet
which featured lobster and
turkey. But many of the
others were committee mem
bers of the International
Ball and had to dash off to
put the final touches on the
later party.
Members of the State De-
partment who were on hand
were Deputy Undersecretary
Robert Murphy, who arrived
with Assistant Secretary Roy
Rubottom. The latter said
that Mr.. Gardner would be
able to keep his new medals
since he had received them
following his return to pri-
vate life and not during the
time he was an active am
bassador.
When Mr.. Murphy greeted
former Ambassador Gardner
before the ceremony, he
quipped, do you prefer get
ting this with or without
anesthesia?"
The answer was that he
was overcome" by the hon.
or and handed the roses"
to Mrs. Gardner.
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Vic Wins a Battle

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Vic Mature won his battle with
Warwick Productions and mo
Time to Die" leading lady Luz
ciana Pa0luzzi. Vic was deter
mined that girl-friend Joy Ur-
wick should get on the payroll
via a role in the movie. The
company and Luciano were just
as determined she wouldn't.
This is the kind of battle Vic
enjoys-and wins.
Harry Karl has reserved a
whole floor of bedrooms in
Miami's Eden Roc Hotel. for
wife Marie McDonald's Febru-
airy 2 singing date at the plush
hosiery. The shoe millionaire's
guests will be flown there from
New York and Hollywood q.
Actress Odette Myrtle called
out across a crowded restau-
rant: I'm the owner of an inn
in Bucks County" I've forgot
ten its name-but Just ask for
Odette and say Sheilah sent
you.
Diana DORIS and the J. Arthur
Rank outfit have mutually
agreed to call it quits on the
contract which paid the blond
one $50, 900 for one picture a
year. Diana has put her profits
in pigs, with a 50-acre farm
attached.
Perle Mesta will be the
hostess with the mostes' for
Jane Russell's WAIF ball. Perle
loves California; might settle
here. Richard Egan's mo
Power on Earth" takes you be-
hind the anonymous that has
alcoholics in front. Powerful
picture. Big new oppor-
tunity for French Actress Nj
cole Maurey. She is Danny
Hayes leading lass in Jacob
owsky and the Colonel" Five
years ago Nicole was Bling Cros-
b'ys girl in Little Boy Lost"
But after that it was more a
case of little girl lost.
4
Regardless Of which part Of
the world william Holden
Choose to live-and Switzer-
land is where he wanted to set
tle--hiS sons will go to school in
California. That's the way the
boys want it. They'd like to
continue with cricket. which
they learned to play while at
tending school in England,
during pops work in THE Key "
Gig Young stopped by to say
he has changed his mind about
buying home in the Holly
wood Hills. My wife Eliza
beth Montgomery and l will
live in New York and commute
to Hollywood when either of us
sings for a picture AT the
moment. Gig is more interested
in a Broadway play.
Anita Ekberg's English voice
double. Bettina Dickson. did the
same clubbing chore for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

Anita Ekberg's English voice
double. Bettina Dickson. did the
same clubbing chore for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

tuna a trading 10 shares sales IN full. Rates
Of dyidends IN the toreaoing table annual dis.
buryements based the last quarterly semi annual
declaration Uueas Otherwise noted. special OF extra
Annual tate Plus stock dividend Declared or paid
NJ, ~ - 49, S,,ns ss1 dss ssI ray.
ex-dvideac OF exdistrbuton date Declared OF raid
FAR this wear. Declared paid after stock dVi.
dend or spiit-up Declared or paid this year an
aeeumulaiise issue Nth dividends In arrears Paid
a. las, dividend mestinE Declared or pAd in 1855
Plus stock dividend paS able 10 stock during 1856
date LluuldntinG dividend cid Called. vEx diVi,
dend. Ndis ~ distribution. NJ TX nights Vita.
0ps warrants ~ With warrants wd When distributed
vi When ISSUED ~ Next daJ delivery sin bankruptcy
reeeiyership beng reorganEed under the Bank.
rlpey Act. or securities assumed BY such companies
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Class I Railroads in october

Class I Railroads in October
had an estimated income Of
$50 million compared with sos
million a year ago: for 10
months S6l7 million VS.. s7l6
million in the 1857 period.
Assn. Of American Railroads.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled l44.574 cars and
22.559 trucks compared with
l14.795 and 1875 in the pre-
vious week and 1856 and
24.09l in the like week q year
ago. Wards Automotive Re-
ports.
Crude Petroleum Stocks. do
nestle and foreign. on Novem-
Der 80 totaled 279.725. 900 bar
rels. down 3.4l4.000 from the
previous week. - Bureau Of
Mines.
Wholesalers over the Nation
reported october sales totaled
$l2.3 billion. up 81 billion from
September, but a drop Of $500
million from the like month a
year ago. Commerce Depart
ment.
Mcclellan Stores Co. Noyem-
Der sales totaled $4.949,8li.
down 2.9ee from 1856; for IL
months s49.05s.566. down 1876
from 1856.
Grayson Robinson Stores.
November sales totaled So
7so. s95. up ass from 1856: for
4 months SI4.3i4.lle. up 42%
from 1856.
Permanente Cement in 8
months ended October 81
earned $500. 900 or 90 cents
a share VS.. $5,s84.00o or sl.03
in 1856 period.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. in
year ended September 30
earned S3.267.496 or $4.34 a
share VS.. $2.43l,572 or 1912 in
1856
G. A. HORNED Co. in year
ended October 20 earned So
3l5,l97 or S5.74 a share VS..
s5.l26.072 or $3.50 in 1856.
Lane Bryant, Inc. in 8
months ended October 81
earned $l.479,000 or sl.93 a
share VS.. $l.445. 900 or Sl.88 in
1856 period.
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ADVERTISEMENT
/ WAS GOING
BROKE ON
$1,000 YEAR
So | Sent IS to The
Wall Street Journal

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the ideas it gave me for increasing
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reading The Journal every day is
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This experience is typical. Ths
Journal is a wonderful aid to sal
aired men making 81 900 to $4,000.
II is valuable to the owner Of
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less benefit to young men who want
to win advancement.
The Wall Street Journal is the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Stock Prices
And Volume
Drop in Week
BY WILLIAM FERRIS
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Dec. Stock
market rally ran into trouble
this week.
The lowest steel operating
rate Of the year and the poorest
freight carloadings since 1884
10 digest, asserted the retreat.
Losses were not large and vol
ume dwindled on the decline.
There also were strong spots,
5hipbuilding shares did well.
Utilities generally inched
ahead. indicating movements Of
capital into so-called "defen-
sive" issues in periods Of bust
ness uncertainty. Tobaccos also
held firm.
The Associated Press average
declined $I.40 to el50.60. It's
first loss In four weeks.
The rails declined each day
and their loss for the week to-
tailed $3.50 on the AP average.
Failure Of the rails TO display
any bounce disappointed those
technical market students who
felt q rally in industrials. II 1t
is TO continue, should have
confirming support from rails.
The AP industrial average
set Its low for the year october
% at $226: In the little rally
since then II has gained $3.50.
But the rail average has been
able TO rally only 30 cents from
its low Of $1,000 established No
vember 10.
The five most active stocks
on the New York Stock Ex-
change during the week were
North American Aviation. down
% at 30ss on 23l.l0O shares:
Standard Oil OF New Jersey.
down 81 at 507s: Martin. down
y at 35ia: Sperry Rand. I'M
changed at 20. and General
Motors. down % at 35la.
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|RoverLouds 50th Year
OF Bank of Commerce

High tribute TO the Bank Of
Commerce and the growth and
progress achieved was paid last
night by Chief Judge Leo A.
Rover9of the Municipal Court
OF Appeals.
He was the guest speaker at
the organizations 50th ami
versary celebration held at the
Shoreham Hotel attended by
2t0 guests. These included the
banks staff. officers and direc-
tors and their families and So
specially invited guests.
Judge Rover told the gather
ing that on December 81 last.
the bank ranked Number 706
among the 1000 largest Of the
$4,000 banks in the Nation. He
traced the banks history and
pointed out only these two men
have occupied Its presidency In
the past half century: the late
Maurice D. Rosenberg. an orig
inal organizer. who was presi-
dent the FIRST 80 years. and
President Thomas J. Groom.
who has held that post since
1910 and still serves as chief
executive ofiicer.
Judge Rover formerly was a
member OF the board Of direc-
tors and general counsel OF
the bank.
President Groom. presiding.
presented 80 employees with
awards for perfect attendance
records. more than one-third
OF the staff. Nine stan mem
bers were awarded United
States Savings Bonds for
especially meritorious service
during the year. Two staff
members, Miss Eileen Nc
Laughlin and Miss Alberta
Miller. were given the Courtesy
and Service" award.
Invited guests included :
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Rates o. dividends In the toresolna
tsoie arr annual disbursements based Of,
ne tast quarterly OF semiaunual declara.
Ton Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included 4 Also
sk 1 0f extras Annual rate plus stock
dividend u Declared on paid In 1857 plus
STOCK dividend Pad last year Paw.
able In stock durina 1857 estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend o. 81 .distrlhutlon
date Declared OF paid so Ia lhis Ssss
Declared OF paid this scar an accun,,
latlse issue with dividends In arrears
PAD this year dividend omitted. ~.
terred ~ no action taken al last Dividend
meeting Declared OF paid IN 1885 plus
stock dividend Payable in stock dur
lns 1888 estimated cash value on en-
dividend OF Redistribution date yLaul.
datigg dividend cid Called Xxx dlU.
dend dis EN distribution, ~ Ex rights
w Without warrants WV With warrants.
wd When distributed vi When issued
nd Next day delivery sln bankruptcy On
!see'yership % beinH reorganixed under
aumed by such cOmpanieN,
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. Z R.-Ths srain
pattern on the Board Of Trade this
week
Old crop wheat. corn and rye ad-
vaneed while the deferred months de-
quiet anairs, rejecting lack OF aetuel
buying and selling volume and . dearth
Of important Developments.
HEAVY deliveries OF wheat AGAINST
the mAturine December contract
touched on liauidation BY longs who
didn't want TO take delivery A. tbs
same time, elevator interests reportedly
were satisfied TO take back their ware
house receipts At siightly wider dif'
This resulted. in a large volume Of
switching operations - the lonRl
changed their positions 70 March anc
May deliveries. but outright buying
and selling volume was rather small
At the close OF the week wheal
was Ia lower TO la higher compared
with Friday q week aGo. Corn wa
a lower to ! cent hieher; oats. . e
Ia lower. rye, . cents lower to sAI
hieher: soybeans. y 10 ga lover, ant
lard was 20 cents lower 10 20 cent?
hieher per hundred pounds
During. the week . private estimate
6overnmsnt loan as Of November / 1
At l73 million bushels, up 20 million
bushels since October rs.
RANGE Of prices for the week
u,nh - fSasa NoS SC
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bill
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER y 1859
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Controller Of the Currency Ray
M. 0idney; Treasurer Of the
United States Ivy Baker Priest:
District Engineer Commits
sioner Alvin c. yelling: Robert
". Fleming. president. Riggs
National Bank, and President
Frank A. Gunther of the Dis
trict Bankers Association.
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CAPITAL SECURITIES

PHILADELPHLA-BALTIM0 STOCK EXCHANGE
Transactions
REPORTS Compiled Executive OfficefsD
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
When Well See PLUS Signs Aooin
Spending 10 Increase
" SYLVIA PORTER

spending for home improve
ments too.
Spending 10 Increase
2. As a result OF the upturn
in housing. all the allied indus
tries - appliances. furniture.
rugs. etc. etc.--will be picking
up too.
3. State and local spending
has all along been scheduled 70
go to q new peak in 1858, but
now Federal spending Is sure
to go to q new high as well.
And these authorities are con-
vinced that every spending to-
tai discussed in early 1858 will
be topped as the year rolls on.
Increased Federal spending will,
Of course, be a prop under
business.
4. Prices will be more stable
in 1858 than in 1857 so that
the millions getting pay raises
next year will be able to buy
more with their extra dollars.
5. While the Federal Re-
serves easier money policy
won't transform any surplus
OF goods into q scarcity. It will
help many States. cities. cor
porations go through with prof.
ects they were forced to shelve
in 1857 due TO the fact that
they just couldn't get loans.
8. And the very fact that the
stock market has gone down
so much makes it healthier. le9
vulnerable to bad news.
I'm happy to report that the
men who long ago foresaw
minus signs in early 1858 now
are foreseeing plus signs in late
1858.
Distributed. 1887. BY the Hall
syndicate Inc. All rights reserved. }
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spending for home improve
ments too.