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TWIN CIR
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-S3SI

fers 10 pick a spot or an imagin.
airy line part way down the Obey
In all cases, the principle Is prac-
tcally the same. although II Ia gen
orally conceded that the individuals
who pick a spot beyond the foul
line a short distance are In the
majority
Those who employ some definite
system Of spotting their ball are
by far the most proficient.
The honest 10 goodness spot
bowler who refrains from looking
at the pins until her ball has left
her hand and attempts TO put
her ball down on a certain spot
at the foul line may be compared
with the golfer who keeps her
head stationary and her eyes con-
centrated on the golf ball through
out the swing. In order TO maintain
a center Of balance and 20 keep:
from throwing her stroke out of
alignment.
Many expert bowlers call their
spots by 30 many boards, one pre-
ferring a point eight or nine boards
from the edge Of the alley while
another chooses ten or twelve
boards in from the edge.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
In last weeks notes we made
the error Of stating that Virginia
Robinson rolled a 232 single game !
In the Mpls City Tournament Il |
should have been Matte Hin who |
rolled 232 Agnes Baileys name |
was omitted from the names OF
the members OF team ''B". Sorry
gals.
Frederick Lewis a recent Sub"
In the league added his bit to the
Saturday. Deborah Clark
daughter OF E. Clark came to help
Daddy" spin the pins. Jeffrey
Robinson kept things lively as
usual with his CHEEKY grin and
flirting with all the bowlers even
his mother came in for a share OF |
Il.
NORTHERN LIGHTS MARCH rs
High Single Game: Louise Thorn
as 1874. Matte Hill 1873, Bessie
Green 159, Bob Green 213, Jim
Crowder q Jack Adams 2Ol, Geo.
2Oi.
High Seriesi Bonnie Douglas
i42, Louise Thomas 429. Bessie
Green 42s. Bob Green b65. Geo |
$40, and Jack Adams
525,
Team Event
Acme Clnrs. State Liz, o.
Pentel Pont, az Lees simoniz y
Woodland Haskell Liz. n
Browns Cloth, 3 Observer ii
Dorothy Cozine chairman of
Ten Strike" banquet requests that
an captains report to her the num-
Der Of guests invited by your
team members and Of course the
money for same (which Is two dol
lars per person. on or before April
nth, This IL positively the dead
line, Please cooperate with your
committee bowlers. they have
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WoRLD WIDE News
ATA GLANCE
Five Suspended For Sleeping Duty In Trouble Area


Chicago (ANF)Polce Commissioner Timothy OConner
decd the suspension OF five policemen detailed
the west side intermittent
family moved last being asleep duty
Suspended Policemen Theodore
John Ferguson and Robert b. Jeffies all
and Julian Ford, Monroe
Both sneed and Magazine duty Feb a
plodd in next to the building causing
$40 damage to windows.
Civil Rights Commission Sfoy Out OF Little Rock DISPUTE
Washington tANP)The top spokesman rthe newly
Civil Rights Commission told judiciary
week that the commission does plan
Rock school dispute and responsible enforcing
Indignation
Dr. John Hannah commission chairman his
the Indignation question questions
OF the Judiciary committee.
His comments after Robert Young a lawyer
stated that the
the commission that body authority
that Of Little Rock The Young authority
It's subpoena power
partment.
Hannah, however said u s. Atty. William Rogers
agreed would be mistake
established between the commission and the Department
The Judiciary Committee questioned
bers but delayed recommending
ton to the full Senate
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Lenten Thought

To me this is a comforting
though: God will not look you
over for medals, degrees or dip
tomas, but for scars.
Ebert Hubbard
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TWIN CITY LADIES

TWIN CiII LADIES
The Ladies' we're graced by TN
presence OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wagner Of the Mn City. relatives
OF the Vince shephards. Judy
Jewell Jones with Dad Bob
were on hand all evening backing
up their favorite team. Bob mad,
himself useful by keeping score
Bob Carter, Mr.. Williams and Mr.
Whitfield were being Initiated into
the art Of watching the gals
bowl.
Joe Monroe came 10 look over
the Ted Bies team his favorite.
The Central Loan team is surely
missing their team mate Ruth
Hickman who Is visiting In Chi
cago. Evelyn Henderson and Dor
othy Cozine bowled singles and
doubles at stahl House Saturday
March 5. Dorothy rolled a 201 In
the doubles and a very creditable
57s series. Good work "Dot"i
TWIN CITY LADIES MARCH n
High single Camel Gwen Lame
1s9. Helen Smith 1870, Dorothy
Cozine 1874.
High Series; Gwen Lame 400,
Helen Smith 462. CODY" Banks
43s.
Team Event
Central Loan 0 Grove Fin. 81
Brooks Jansen Lag. q
Cooks 1 Coleman Loan z
Bies 1 Jimmy'a DIX al
Annabel Beal and husband Jerry
made their initial visit Thursday
and enjoyed the action and antics
Of the bowler. 1T was lots OF
fun" ser Anabel. Jessie johnson
was quietly pulling for her team.
Dorothea Burnes was keeping
score AZ usual. Square Deal missed
It's score keeper Sue Washington, /
she and daughter Barbara came
in later TO make things look nor
NAL, Chas. Cochran says he IA
learning the game via the In
structions Of Jurrod Lee. Queenie
Taylor surely gave her husband |
Calvin. big lift with her encour-
aging comments.
High single Game, Loretta
Moore 100, Mary Russell 1877 Lou !
Use Thomas 1888, Cyrus Johnson 2lO, !
Ernie Washington 200, and Eu-
gene Grant 1871.
High Seriesl Loretta Moore 4g3 |
Mary Russell 49s. Muriel Gardner
446, Cyrus Johnson SOL. Bob Ora |
ham $50 and Jurrod Lee 5li.
Team Event
So, Deal Lao. SU.s. Upholst. o
Jean and Ray Woodland nj
Recorder Ted Bles ii
Chatsworth 2 Observer Al
SPOT BOWLING
twIBC BOWERS ManuaI)
Most good bowlers pick spot
from some point near or az the
foul line 10 a spot almost half
way down the bowling alley. one
bowler will find the method OF
picking only spot at the foul line
to her liking, while another pre-
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Sherrie Mazingo

Congratulations, Queen
of Hearts. The photo of you, King
Boreas and the Snow Queen of
the st. Paul Winter Carnival and
your attendants was beautiful
one. You, Sherrie, Beverley Hen
derson, Gloria Mcintosh, Joan
Ross, Jackie Moffatt and Martini
Anderson are lovely in your regal
robe and the attendants in their
beautiful evening dresses.
Congratulations are also in ord
er for the Loafers Club, Inc:
You have made a great many
people happy. You continually plan
affairs to please others and they
are all enjoyed.
Until next week, this is it.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Democrats Attend Dinner

Members of the Democratic
State Central committee attended
the kickoff dinner in Cumberland
last Thursday and heard Paul But
Ter, national committee chairman
deliver the main address.
In attendance were l.. c. Hutson,
Mrs. Helen r. Baumgartner, Eu-
gene Coddington, Edward Grove,
George M. Browning and Darrell
Wotring.
All accompanied state and local
candidates on tour of the county
last Friday which was climaxed by
a dinner at Kitzmiller followed by
a reception at the William-James
hotel. Dr. E. l. Baumgartner intro
duced the state candidates. Assist
ing in serving we're Mrs. Baumgart-
ner, Mrs. A. T. Matthews, Mrs.
Joseph Gonder and Mrs. T. O.
Deffinbaugh. Mrs. Joseph Gonder
is receptionist at the Democratic
headquarters in the Garrett Ma
tional Bank building, second floor.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
JOHN F. MURPHY

John F. Murphy, 81 copy editor
with The Evening Star in Wash
ington for IS years, died Tuesday
in Mount Alto Veterans Hospital
where he was taken after becom-
ing i'll last week at his summer
home on Penn Point, Deep Greek
Lake. He lived at 2023 Luzerne
Avenue, Silver Spring
Mr. Murphy started in news
paper work with the Boston Tran
script. He worked briefly for the
old Times Herald before joining
the Star in 1912. He had a summer
home on Deep Greek Lake for
about six years.
Mr.. Murphy's first wife Helen
died in 1915. Later he married the
former Mrs. William T. Olson OF
Washingtom Besides his wife he
is survived by a son. John F. Jr.
Euclid, o.; two daughters, Mrs
Carl Marshall, Falls Church. Va
and Mrs. Richard b. Ryan, Ocean.
side, Calf; a step-son William r
Olson. Jr, Of Silver Spring. anG
two brothers.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
DIED
MRS. NELLlE c. eUTCHER


Mrs. Nellie Calhoun Butcher,
aged 81. died Saturday morning,
September 6. in Barnesvillc, O.,
hospital.
A native of this county she was
born February %, 1897, a daughter
of Mrs, Icie Calhoun Solomon. now
residing at Eckhart and the late
Walter Solomon. She lived in this
county until about 20 years ago
when she moved to Beallsville,
Ohio.
Besides her mother, she is sur
vived by her husband Albert
Butcher, Beallsville; one son by a
previous marriage, Claude Rode
HEAVIER. of Corinth, w. Va. three
sisters, Mrs. Walter G. Leibrant,
Cumberland; Mrs. Clarence Mi
chaels and Mrs. Joseph r. Mi
chaels. both of Eckhart
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Leighton Funeral home
with interment in the Pleasant
Valley cemetery. Rev Bryan Blair
pastor of the United Brethren
church of Mt. Lake Park, officiated
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Timber Income Hits
$28,112 During Year

During the fiscal year which
ended June 80 a total income of
S28,11266 was realized from the
sale of all timber cut off the four
state forests in Garrett and Allie
gany counties, William II. John
son, district forester, announced
Some 900 cords of pulpWood were
cut off Green Ridge State Forest,
Allegany county; Savage River.
Swallow Falls and Potomac State
forests. Garrett county.
Saw timber cut from the same
four forests added up 10 696500
board feet. Also cut from the four
forests were 2.2OO cubic feet Of
mine posts, 2,88O cubic feet Of pin
wood, III fence posts, 33S high
way posts for guard rails and
$50 Christmas trees.
Some 410,500 trees were planted
during the year. More than half,
scmc 264, 600, were red pines. Also
planted were $1,000 Scotch pines.
26.6OO white pines, $4,000 spruce,
1000 Douglas frs. 500 locusts and
400 hemlocks.
During the past fiscal year TIM
Der was cut from some 812 acres
of state forest land selcctively.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Honor Guest At Shower

Mrs Margaret Phares was the
honorcd guest at a pink and blue"
shower given Monday evening at
the parsonage of the United Pente-
costal church at Roscdale, west of
Oakland.
Attending were Mrs Eileen Boil
yard, Mrs Dorotha Stanley Mrs.
Pauline Bowmer, Mrs Patti Dills-
worth, Mrs. Leona Welch, Mrs.
Ethel Castcel Mrs. Ruby Piper,
Mrs. Martha Donithan, Mrs. Mabel
Fulk, Mrs. Mamie Savage, Mrs
Mabel Riley, Sandra Riley Mrs
Wilda Gender and Susan, Mrs
Marie Parsons, Mary Parsons, Mrs
Grace Nethken and the hostesscs
Mrs. Tina Friend and Mrs. Eva
Clark. Mrs. Pharcs was the former
The Republican., 1958-09-11

MIS- newton M'Frlli' OIL SWah'oh'
was IN Oakland To-Day shopping
Mrs + Tb,,,or had nc recon+
ouosts mr. and Nlre Fuict Schut,
u " '9'''''S '0''' - =
James A. Sincell. of Washing
ton d. C.. spent several davs here
with relatives ,his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil V. Lilier were
IN Rockville thls week visiting his
nepheW Ncll V. waiter ahd family.
nrr- Claro ,ritobou ra,n,ou ae
'oP"N"'lV, " '9'ii'' . '"'i' - NISl''Hs
lio''iV ioiNS III O'Ni'''i" Aoi several
"eeNS'
Mrs. Earl Durst returned TO her
home Wednesday having spent ton
days in Front Roval and Woodstock.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
HARRY o. STEPHENS

Harry O. Burley Stephens, aged
55, of route 2, Grantsville, died
early Tuesday moring, September
8, at his home following an illness
of two years.
A native of Merrill, this county,
he was born September 18, 1902,
the son of James and the late Effie
Merle Stephens.
He is also survived by his widow,
the former Helena Winner, route 2,
Grantsville; a son, Ronald Stephens,
at home; three sisters, Mrs. Violet
Bittinger and Mrs. Ruth Rohrbaugh,
both of Akron, O.; Mrs. Hilda Ridge
way. Cuyahoga Falls, o.
A requiem mass will be cele-
brated Friday morning at 10 O'Clock
at St. AIMS Catholic church in
Avilton. Burial will be in the ceme-
terry at Avilton.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
CHARLES G. FRIEND

Charles G. Friend, aged II. died
about noon yesterday at his home
in Sang Run
A native and lifelong resident of
this county Mr.. Friend was born
December q. 1881 and was a son
of the late John S. and Rachael
Friend.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Dicie
Friend. Sang Run; two brothers.
John F. Friend, Sang Run; Andrew
c. Friend, of Friendsville; niece
and three nephews.
The body is at the Leighton
Funeral home and will be taken
to the residence this evening. A
funeral service will be held at the
home on Saturday al 2 D. m. Rev.
Ralph Jacks. pastor of the Church
of God, will officiate. Interment
will be in the family cemetery.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
MRS. THOMAS sHEsHE

Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Sheehe,
aged y, wife Of Thomas II. Sheehe,
of Cumberland, formerly of Oak
land. died Wednesday morning at
her home.
A native of Pennsylvania she
was born February 8. 1886, a daugh-
ter of the late Henry and Caroline
Meggs Hatherill. She was a mem
Der of ST. Patrick's Catholic church.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vivcd by nine sons, James S, Will
liam L., and Paul J. Sheehe, Cum
berland; Thomas B., Patrick T and
Richard Sheehe, Indiana, Pa;
Joseph f. and John c. Sheehe,
Johnstown. Pa: Louis w. Sheehe,
Chardon, o.; four daughters" Mrs.
Regis F. Mahady, Latrobe, Pa; Mrs.
Thomas p. Beatty Indiana; Mrs.
David Blaine, Long Island. N. Y;
and Mrs. Joseph r. Sain, Formosa;
three brothers. William Hatherill,
Homer City, Pa; Henry Hatherill,
Detroit; and john Matherill, Cleve-
land, 80 grandchildren.
The body is at the George Funer-
al home in Cumberland.
A funeral cortege will leave
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Three Births Occur

Only three births occurred at
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital during the week, all of them
boys.
On the 5th son to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 7. Hartsock, Mt. Lake Park.
On the 7th a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Marion Runner, Oakland.
On the 9th a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Regis James Kerins, Oakland.
During the week the hospital ad-
mltted 80 patients and discharged
40 patients. Census this morning
was SO.
The Republican., 1958-09-11

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. BoWser,
Of Accident, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Norma
Pauline, to John Richard Bernard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Bernard,
Of SWanton.
Miss BoWscr is a graduate of
Northern High School class of
1858. She is now employed at the
Garrett National Bank in Oakland
Mr. Bernard is a graduate of
Southern High school. class of
1855 and is employed at the Fred
Beachy Lumber company, Oakland.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
September l7-l8~19

Show Times: Week nights two
shows at and 9 p. m. One
show Sunday night at $50 p.
m. Matinees Saturday and Sun
day at 200 p. m. Theatre oper-
ating on Daylight Saving Time.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Enters Secreturiol School

Eva Lin Holiday, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Holiday, of
Grantsvillc, entered the Maryland
Medical Sccretarial School of
Hagerstown for the fall term
starting September 2.
She will pursue medical sec
retarial course to qualify for a
medical office position Miss Holli-
The Republican., 1958-09-11

day is a graduate Of Northern High
school, class of 1858.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Oakland Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald F. Castcel
and three children, of Keyser, w.
Va. we're guests of Mrs. Clarence
Spear on Sunday.
Word was received late last night
of the death of j. Eldred Manages
of Monongahela, Pa He is a
brother of Mrs. Roy White, of near
Hutton.
Miss Lillian Helbig, r. n, sailed
last Friday from New York for a
trip to Germany France and other
European countries which will last
until November.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank yelling and
family, of Washington, ID. c., spent
the Weekend here with Mr. Wei
ling's father, George yelling,
South Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mahon
have closed their home Darby
Woods. on Deep Greek Lake, and
have opened their winter home at
Palm Beach Shores, Fla.
Henry W. McComas, hospital adj
ministrator, was at Friendship air
port near Baltimore on Wednesday
attending a meeting of the Academy
of Medical administrators.
Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Robb
have returned to their home in
Fairmont, w. Va, after having
spent the summer months at their
home on Deep Creek Lake.
Among the students who have
enrolled at West Virginia Wesleyan
college at Buckhannon are Henry
Lee, Sam Moore, Carole Savage,
Beverly Rees, Jeri Nordeck and
Geraldine Davis.
Visiting Rev. and Mrs. Okey
CLARK, of Oakland are his brother
and sister-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clark, Mrs. Ethel Chapman
and daughter-in-law, Vella Chap
man. of Huntington. w. Va.
The first meeting of the Mt. Top
Archery club for the fall months
will be held on Monday evening.
September Is, in the basement Of
the A. and p. building, it was an
nounced. Members are being urged
to attend.
Word was received recently of
the death of William T. SauerWald
Of Baltimore. He was the father of
Bertha SauerWald Rafferty, who
made her home with Miss Bertha
Wolfe and Robert L. Wolfe for a
number of years.
MiSgt. and Mrs. George Sukow
and family left Sunday for James,
town, North Dakota after having
spent several weeks here. The
family was recently transferred
from Alaska where MISgt. Sukow
had been stationed Mrs. Sukow
is the former Besty Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Naylor left
Sunday for st. Mary's City where
they enrolled their daughter, Gail
Naylor, in st. Marys Seminary.
They continued to Mercersburg
the following day and enrolled
their son, Lonnie in Mercersburg
Academy. They returned home
Tuesday evening.
The Republican., 1958-09-11

Cumberland Saturday for Indiana,
Pa where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated at II a. m, at
St Bernard's Catholic church. Rev.
James Brady will be the celebrant.
Intermcnt will be in the parish
cemetery at Indiana.
The Republican., 1958-09-11

Spear on Tuesday.
Mrs Margaret McComas and
Mrs. Emroy Bolden we're shopping
in Cumberland on Wednesday
Mrs Emroy Bolden was hostess
at bridge luncheon at her home
last Saturday. Two tables were in
play.
Miss Ora Bush and Mrs. Gustava
S. Goshorn, of Washington. d. c.
spent the weekend with Miss Floss
F. Shaffer.
Mrs. James Helbig entertained
with two tables of bridge at her
home on Pennington street last
Saturday evening.
Lloyd Loraw entered the hos
pital in Grafton on Monday where
he remained under observation for
a possible operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeck,
Oakmont, Pa, were visiting Mrs
Haulenbeek's mother, Mrs Benz
H. Sincell for a few hours on Sun
day.
Janet Paugh returned on Monday
from visiting her brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bennighof, Phoenix. Md She also
attended the State Fair
Susan Lee, one of the twin
daughters of DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
Everhart, died last Friday at Cum
berland. DR.. and Mrs. Everhart
were former residents of Oakland
The Tri-Mu Sunday School class
of St. Paul's Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. Asa Lewis at their
farm home near Lake Ford on
Wednesday, September II, for a
dinner session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Hardesty
and daughter Carolyn Sue, have
returned to their home in St.
Petersburg, Fla, after spending
the summer months at their cottage
on Deep Creek Lake.
Fay Hollen, of Ridgeley. former
ly of Oakland, who was hospital
lied following an automobile wreck
last week, was taken by ambulance
to Memorial hospital in Cumber-
land one day this week.
Mrs. c. w. Englander who under
went an operation in Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital in Oakland
one day last week was brought to
her home on Second street ycster-
day. She is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hinebaugh
left Oakland .h;s morning for Pitts
burgh from which city they will
take a plane for San Mateo. Calf.
to visit their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Hine-
baugh. They will also visit Mr..
Hinebaugh's brother-in-laW and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke White
man in San Francisco. They were
accompanied to Pittsburgh by their
son Guy William.
Among the guests of the Ogilvie
Halsey family at Deep Greek
Lake, over the Labor Day week
end we're Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hal
sey, Charleston. w. Va; Mr.. and
! Mrs Andy Murdoch, West Nyack,
N. Y; Miss Betty Schlauges, New
York City; Kenneth Halsey and
family, Baltimore; Miss Sylvia Hal
sey, Washington, D. c.; Edwin Hal
sey and family, Weirton, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pollett and
family, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Flora
Logsdon and Mrs. Jane Hansel,
Frostburg; Irwin Hansel, Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Harper and
family, Washington, D. c.
The Republican., 1958-09-11
Margaret Ncthkcn, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Nethken.
ACCIDENT

The Accident Homemakers club
will meet ON September II at 1880
p m. Miss Grove will present the
demonstration
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FAMILY sPECIAL-Yes, bring the
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you require; A newly dee" 3.
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schools. churches and shopping
Priced ct S23.e5O. Call IA. s.
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ASSUME avs L0AN-A lovely 3
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JUNIOR GRADE
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

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OWNER TRANsFERRED-Must sell
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MASS. AVE. ENT.-Solid stone
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lot; quality construction with
heavy slate roof: attractive ma
hogany-paneled reception hall,
lovely proportional living room.
separate family-siZed dining room
and adjoining screened summer
porch. Today's kitchen with table,
top range, thermo oven. dish
washer and disposal plus breakfast
area: , twin-size bedrooms, :
baths: huge open basement with
elubroom area and b.-i GARAGE;
walking distance to all the finest
schools: bus transportation: excel
lent financing and terms. Gail
OF. seat. Once open o I'll 2.
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