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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
PromInentes Personals Partiopar6n
en- DiscuGones Interamericanas
,Purticipurdn ~DipIOmdticOs de las
Nuciones de Ia America Latina
"EI cenfre de las Americas" del Hotel
McAllister Serd Sede de los Foros

Prominentes funcionarios gu.
~bernamentales y lideres civicos
de los Estados UnidoS y la Anne
RIGA Latina participaran en- una
serie de discusiones culturales
en- Miami, con ell fin de ICON.
tribuir al entendimiento entire
las Americas"
Ell senior William D. Pawley
~prominente industrial de Mia.
mi tendra a SUI cargo ell primer
ciclo de charlas, que Sc ha fila.
90 para ell 18 de noviembre en-
ell Hotel McAllister.
Pawley Ia servido anterior.
mente como embajador de los
Fstados Unidos en- ell Brasil
y ha sido enviado de este pals
al Peru durante la administra.
clon del Presidente Truman.
En- ell panel de la discussion Sc
encontraran distinguidos oficia.
les de alto range en- ell gobier.
no de los EStados Unidos
En- polemica alberta, ell TO.
rum ofrece una oportunidad ad.
mirable para discutir los vita
les aspectos de las relaciones
interamericanas.
FL DR.. Holden Backwith, Pre-
sidente de la Junta Asesora de
Ell Centre, diju que la organi-
zacion esta "decidida a dar I'm
paso dramatico hacia adelante
porque comprendia que existen
facilidades suficientes para
avanzar y rendir una valiosa
contribution al entendimiento
de las Americas"
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
|ObrerO Hispano Atrapado en-
una Ndquina de NoIer Carne

I'm hispano de 81 amos, que
Sc nombra Juan Linares Men
DEE, fue victima de una maqui.
ma de moler carne, que lie des-
trozo su antebrazo hasta ell CO.
do, impidiendo males mayores
la rapida intervention de uno
de sus companeros de trabajo,
que tuvo ell acierto de desconec-
tar la corriente electrica, de-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
NIXON Y MITCHELL
DESCANSAN
EN- MIAMI


Sc encuentran en- Miami dos
grandes figuras del gobierno
norteamericano, descansando en-
plan de vacaciones.
Son ellos Ell Vicepresidente
de la Republica, Richard M. Nj
xon y ell Secretario del Trabajo
James P. Mitchell.
Mitchell Sc inform6 que ha-
bia llegado a descansar a Mia
mi este fin de semana recien
pasado. Tanto Ell como Nixon
Sc dice que estan alojados en- Ell
Hotel Key Biscayne Villas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
UN COLoMBIANo EN- La FLORIDA

Ell primer histOriadOr de la Florida fue Herman.
do de Escalante FOntaneda, natural de Cartagena
de lndiaS, Colombia. Naufrag6 a los 13 amos en-
la Florida y vivi6 entire los indiOs hasta los 30 amos
Q5SI). Su Obra Sc tituI6 "Memoria de las cOsas '
cOStas y Indios de la Florida. Su original esta en-
81 ArchivO de Indias, SeviIIa, Espana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
e. TEMPO

La Oficina Meteorological anuncia buen item.
pc, en- general, para Miami y sus alrededOres.
Temperatures las mas atlas, de 80 a "a grades.
VientOs fIOiOs de 10 a Is milIas por bora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
SERVICE
SCENE
Peruvian Legislators Here;
Eddlemons Fete IADB

d. Eddleman. she wearing one
OF the eye-catehing new
chemlse dresses. Receiving
with the Eddlemans were
Mai. Gen. John c. Cakes.
Assistant Deputy Chief Of
STAFF for Military Affairs and
chief OF the United States
delegation 10 the IADB, and
Mrs. cakes.
Mid-party arrivals we're
Secretary Of the Army and
Mrs. Brucker, who came for
mally dressed for the black
tie dinner later az the Bel
gian Embassy. Mrs. Brucker
said she viii accompany the
Secretary on another OF his
flying Army base inspec-
ton trips. leaving tonight
for four days on the West
Coast.
Almost as soon as the
Bruckers arrived they we're
welcomed by a contingent Of
military representatives from
Mexico and their wives. led
by Mexican Military Attache.
Brig. Gen. Alfonso Gurza
Falfan.
Also on hand from the
IADB were the head Of the
Cuban delegation. Capt. Car
los A. Leon Sans; the head Of
the Uruguayan delegation
and Sonora de Cortese, and
the head Of the Brazilian
delegation and Senhora Mas
carenhas. Military attaches
included Mai. Gen. and SEN
ora de Huergo, Argentina;
Col. and Sonora de Quiroga,
Bolivia; Col. and Sonora de
Ortiz, Chile: 1t. Col. and
Sonora de Allen. FL Salvador,
and the new Guatemalan At
tache and Sonora de Arana.
STANDING II Z AID s
ABOVE ANYONE else at the
party was 1t. Col. George B.
Jordan, newly assigned to the
IADB staff, who said he
found his 6-foot-S height "a
good ice breaker" for party
conversation.
Elsewhere on the party
front last night was the party
given by the Yugoslav Air
Attache and Nine. Strum-
berger in celebration Of the
18th anniversary Of Yugoslav
Air Force Day.
THE DEAN OF AIR AT
TACHES, Maj. Gen. Manuel
Aleman Of Argentina, and
Sonora de Aleman were there,
as were Maj. Gen. Erik Ras-
mussen Of Denmark, Maj.
Gen. Jean Bezy Of France,
and Mai. Gen. Guillermo Won
Oordt Of Peru, and their
wives.
American Army and Air
Force representatives and
their wives also attended.
along with attaches from
other countries, including
Austria. Belgium, Colombia,
Ecuador, Great Britain, ia
pan, Israel, The Netherlands,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Group to Heor
Monroe Kin

The Washington Branch Of
the Association for the Pres
ervation of Virginia Antique
ties will hold its annual
luncheon at / pm. Saturday
at the Willard Hotel.
The guest speaker will be
Mr.. Laurence Gouverneur
Hoes. great great grandson
Of President James Monroe.
His topic viii be The Mon
roe Doctrine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
By RUTH DEAN

A group Of visiting Peruvian
Senators and Representatives
stole the show for a half hour
last night from their country
man. Rear Admiral Gull
lermo Tirado. Peruvian Chief
Of Naval Operations.
The 10 legislators dropped
In ON q small reception given
by the Peruvian Naval At
tache and Sonora de Llosa
at the Army Navy Club in
honor Of Admiral Tirado. who
leaves today 10 continue q
tour Of United States naval
installations.
Admiral Tirado proudly
wore the Legion Of Merit. pre-
sented TO him earlier In the
day by Secretary Of the Navy
Thomas s. Gates. jjr.
Here on q visit Of their own
at the invitation Of the State
Department. the , Peruvian
legislators spoke enthusiasts
tically Of their visit to Cap
toll Hill on Monday. Of their
meeting with Secretary Dulles
yesterday and their expected
visit with Vice President
Nixon today.
FOR SENIOR TORRES
BELON, president Of the Pc
ruvian Senate. 1t will be his
second meeting with Mr..
Nixon. The first was under
less happy circumstances
during the Vice Presidents
recent visit to his country.
when Communist melted
students mobbed the Nixons.
MFR. Belon said their trip here
had no relation to these re-
cent happenings as the State
Department invited us sew
eral months ago."
Speaking Of the groups
visit to Congress earlier this
week, when they met Speak
er Sam Rayburn and lunched
with Senator Theodore Fran
els Green, Mr.. Bolen said
they were very much i'm
pressed with the 91-year-old
chairman Of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee.
He must be the Oldest Sem
ator in the world" he mar
veled. I'm Peru, ! think our
Oldest Senator is only IA"
Senior Carlos Ledgard.
president Of the Peruvian
Chamber Of Deputies (equiva-
lent Of our House Of Rep
resentatives). told q guest he
wasn't in Peru during Vice
President Nixon's visit. but
that politically his country
us trying to follow a middle
of-the-road policy, neither
too far to the right nor too
far to the left"
He said the group found
their talks with State Depart
ment Latin American officials
Every frank and helpful.
1--WE talked about how
World Bank loans to Peru
might be expedited" he said.
Among those at the party
was the United States Naval
Academy's only Peruvian
midshipman, Guillermo Zari-
quicy, who like any other
Annapolis first classman this
week, had his mind on get
ting back to finish his ex-
ans before June week and
graduation.
Also there were Vice Ad-
miral and Mrs. Thomas s.
Combs. Mrs. Harold D. Baker,
Miss Julia MacLean Of the
Pan American Union, Brig.
Gen. william Skaer. director
of staff of the Inter-American
Defense Board, and Peruvian
Assistant Naval Attache and
Sonora de la Puente.
MANY OF THE GUESTS
went on to Fort Myer Ofhcers
Club where the annual re-
ception in honor of the Army
representatives Of the Amer
lean Republics was in prog
ress.
Hosts for the 7 to Q
O'Clock fete were the Deputy
Chief Of STAFF for Military
Operations and Mrs. Clyde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Poland. and czechosiovakia.
Significantly. perhaps. no
representative attended from
the Embassy Of the US6R.
whose past associations have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
To Fete Officers

Newly elected officers Of
the Catholic Daughters Of
America, Court 212. will be
honored at q reception to be
held from 4 to Z pm. Sunday
in the club house at 2 Scott
circle N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

been so close 10 Yugoslayia.
we received no answer 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Benefit Nets $4,000

The Christ Child Society
will realize approximately
$4,000 when all returns are
in from the recent Country
Fair Americana benefit it
held at the Sans Souci Farm
in Potomac, Md. Mrs. Max
well Stokes, society president.
has announced.
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25

Elder Willie Lee (eft), guest Of Elder Bernard
cayton for the past week. has Just returned from ceve
land, Ohio He reported the General Conference Of
the Seventh-Day Advent lists. His du les Reg onal
Secretary Of the Pac fc Union Conference require hm
to be travel Ing const ant ly.
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25

Cleve land Over 1900
de legates to the 49th an
nual convent on of the
MAp voted to hold their
1850 meet ing at St. Paul,
Minnesota. Next year the
convent ion will be ED In
New York.
The de legates appr owed q
ser les of reso lut ions,
Arizona tribune., 1958-07-25
Integrated Guard
Urged By NAACP

three of which allied for:
A comp wle te ly interrac in
Nat ional Guard.
Oppos 1t ion to the light =
to-work laws.
sCtnfes tr icted use of
total hous ing supply with
a Pres ident ial order for
bidding segregation in Fed
era1-aid hous ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Hundreds ~ people Inspected
oar usw office and plant during
the ssrnnd wrek - November, ~
yan have not donc 40 you are
ueirsus 10 nafns and ~rr " Adyt
Cau TAyiga 7.f0zi % place q
want ~ Ask for Mrs Hughes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
THE ANDREW OWENS
RETURN FROM TRIP
10 los ANGLES

Mr. and Mrs A owens 5000
Clinton Ay recently returned
home trom l.o> Angeles calf
where they visited relatives and
f,irnds They wcrr ths house suosls
ot Nh and Mrs Eacadc Nrwte
Mrs NeWtc is niece OF Mrs
owens
The visitors were accorded many
social oourtosics ana renewed ac
guartonapge With fanuer Minnie
apontans Including MIS- NJ o.
Cannon, nv and Mrs Andrew
Iohnscn and Mrs l}ernice Morris
A hiGhHght n their visit was a
trip 10 knoits Rcrty Farm and a
tour ~ turrst Lawn cemetery
They we've the luncheon guests Of
Mrs Rcrnier Morris and were diu.
net guests in Eon,ana Cant Of
Mrs Zaahe Houston and Nj ami
Mrs Andrew tandeI Mira ilous
ton and Mrs RandeW arc sisters of
the late Mira Ernest bearing az
Minneapolis
other comteAios including sight
sorlug tours. dinners and mncheenu
made their visit a very delightful
experience
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Committee Plans
Labor Human Rights
Confub For Jcnuory

AT a meeting Of the Minneapolis
Central Labor Cnion Councils
Human Rights Committed. plans
were discussed for the annual in
stitutc to be held in the Labor
. Temple. January 10. 1859
According TO Frank Adams
Chairman OF the Human Rights
Committee the Forthcoming in
stitute win be the best and largest
held 70 date
Panels on open Occupancy. the
Forand Bill and Disarmament Will
be subjects OF discussion, PaneIlsts
chosen from the various unions
viii be announced in the near
future
AS in the previous Institutes
there win be a noon luncheon with
person OF national prominence
as main speaker Emil Macy and
Senator Hubert II Humphrey were
the main speakers az the two
previous Institutes
The motion picture Burden Of
Truth" wlll be shown in the after
noon session This pictures run
ming time Is 81 minutes and was
produced as public service by the
United Steeiworkers OF America.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Bagsar November ~, 20 a 81,
7 60 10 pm. 81 James Church.
~. Paul AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

was hostess 60 the CrcSitcundo's
SUNDAY November 10 Plans Tor the
clubs annual PARTY were completed
and nwatiins have been issued
Tor November 80 az James Bah.
euttne Post SO 246 WV Hail
2ptG lypdalr Ave So Mrs Nath.
vtine Bnrucy win be hostess Al the
next mcoting on SUNDAY poeemhc,
IN az 7fe Fremont Az n
Dinner IIo~trsst Mrs Matte
Young. atsd Firth Av n was i
charming hostess on Monday ev-
tning when she entertained at a
prrttily appointed dinner in honor
~ Mrs Mary shedrigk ~ Atlanta
Ga Mrs shcdack Is visiting he,
daughter Mra Nols Richardson Of
Fremont Az N
Leaves Ior iiomcl Mrs Mtnni,
Mathis ~ Detroit, Mich who came
60 tho city "a attend funeral arrv
ices 90 her brother 81 law, a.,
hate Juuoa " Nichols % 90 cir
ard Az N lcft Tor hef home ga
"Wednesday evening November 10
Guild To Meet Mira Donald
srhoueid ad32 Clinton Az, viii
De hostess 90 &C Agnes 0ulld u
~ Thomas Episcopal church 90
FRIDAY evening AZ hcr hume
Attended Fathers Funerals A.
Zen 4 smith. Sai y 17th st. re.
turned home Tuesday November
rs from Columbus Ind. whetr
he was called 90 attend the funeral
of hts father the late liaro smith
Ia former resident of Minneapolis
M Smith died November o. q
Columbus after . lingering ilipess
Funeral services were held Novum
hcr . Surviving IA addition 1,
Alton - da sister Mrs lscquclin'
Thompson Minneapolis one broth
or Earl smith. st raul one sis
tor Mrs Josephine Howell Min
urapunnf uncle Grant smith ~
Columbus and other relatives iIil
step mother Mrs Marlrno amiti
aud sister Mrs Howell also at
tended funeral services
he Nantn Club Mrs Manll
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Robert Patterson, general chair
man. Leonard Carter. secretary
treasurer, 81, Paul
congratulations on the opening
81 the new Minneapolis Spokesman
and ST. Paul Recorder Mr., aud
Mrs, Norman Davis, 81 Paul.
congratulations and much sue.
cess on the opening Of your new
Office Mrs, Geraldine si~son aud
Family. Minneapolis.
Congratulations and best wish
cs on the opening ~ your new
plant and offices miriam sch
wartr, University ot Arisoua, Tus-
con. Arig
certainly wish 20 congratulate
you for the fine progress sou arr
making | have occasion 60 drive
by while the building was under
construction and observed first
hand what a fine new location and
building you have Mayor 4 Ken
meth Peterson. Minneapolis,
/ want 60 take this opportunity
nf wishing you success IN your
new expanded program and 70
congratulate on the progress YOU
have made | am sure ! speak for
the members Of the National
Newspaper Publishers Assncias
ton william o. Walker, editor
Cleveland CAN 4 Post, president
National Newspaper Publishers
Association. Cleveland. Ohio,
YoH have my sincere compli-
monts fot your past achievements,
and every good wish for further
leadership IN the years ahead
Howard H Rhn, Minneapolis.
Please accept our congyatula
tons 90 you and the Spokesman
and Recorder Wishing you many
years ~ SUCCESS The Book club
Coed MCCOY. SECRETARY treasurer
Congratulations Mr. ami Mrs
David Y. Evans and Virginia Rolls
Kansas city, Mo,
Sincere congratulations 90 thf
I Minneapolis Spokesman end 81
Paul Recorder and a wish that IN,
coming years may be- as good 4
you az tho past Major and Mrs
Sanuri o. Ransom. 81 Paul
Congratulations. especially r.
you and wishes for continued auc
cess IN everything you Tho y. .
Hunters. Minneapolis
You have had ~ many hanDrr
I. lately that J should have beer
coBgrafulatiBg you hnif dozer
( times I now beiatcdly send you
ms congratulations Yours sin.
cerely, Mab-th Iiurd Paige. winter
Parb. Florida,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

ranga Club; Mrs VIVIAN FNll-
ford ESQ Iglchart Az was hostess
10 the ranEa club on Saturday
November IS Following business.
Ia social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed
Attended Mothers Funeral: Mr.
and Mrs obediah Thomas. s44
lgichart Az returned home sun.
day from Huron S D.. where they
attended the funeral o. Mr. Thorn.
as mother, Mrs Daisy Thomas,
who died November 10. at the age
OF 81 years Funeral services were
held Friday November "a She is
survived by her husband, Isaac
Thomas, Huron son Harry. 81
Paul one brother, Earl Munford
OF Los Angeles; two grandchildren
and a cousin, Mrs. Edna Smith OF
81 Louis who also attended heI
/ funeral
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Rhodes taot Portland Az win
Do hostess Go the 10 vantc club
ON Wednesday November 20 Mem.
hcrs are urged 70 be present
New rl,matci us a now play.
mate and sister FOR Julius Town
send Jr "a months old and sister
beverly one and onc.half years
old Their parents Mr. and Mrs
Julius Townsend sr OF spos Smell
ting Az presented them with the
new sister on November 10 IN
Fairytew hospital Rosarah tipped
the scales al ak pounds and eleven
ounces Mrs ullc Mae Cobb ~
Dumas An, is maternal grand
mother and Mr. llcnkiah Cobb ~
81 louis. Mo "a maternal grand
father Mr. and Mrs viuoua Town
send of lirtcns Ark, are the
paternai grandparents
nvatulcians Make Plans The
IRcauiiciana Chapter Nc 30 mot
Monday night. November ~, AZ
the homo " Mrs BETTY Jones,
iins Dupont Az N Plans were
discussed Cor members 20 attend
the regional 10 be held ~ February
a. Omaha Neh A ncw member
was welcomed into membership
Mis- ncsaic Williams The next
mccttng VIII be with Mrs Yvonne
Jones, ad9t Tirth Az S. on no-
pembor ~
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

merrill and W l. MAY Thcy wei
coined guests a. tho home u Mrs
Chvgu t0tf CLINTON Az
when Mrs Benton was invited
Go Mrs Chivers home that evening
she was unaware that anything
unusual would happen Guests has
assembled cartier and when she
entered the living room, voices
we've heard IN The distance singing,
"Lalahyr Baby lt was then that
she realized what Il was an about
Traditional shower games were
played under the direction af Mrs
q - smith and Mrs g V WA
liams with prizes awarded TO Mrs
Milton Durham and Mrs Thomas
jackson
Following games the large az
surtmyut ~ practical and useful
glua for the baby.to be were
opened By the honorce and dis
played 20 the group The serving
o. dainty refreshments from a
rryllly appointed table concluded
the dsnRhtful affair
Those enjoying the occasion
while showoriuF Mrs Benton with
many gifts were Mines Fay liar
rsnn. Rcryie Smith Ruth Agar
Milton Durham. Thomas Jackson
20 y smith G. V Williams and
the hostessea
sponsored by the Mctcors The
hours were from s Go ! pm The
hall was appropriately decorated
for the occasion
A hiEhnRht came with the
crowung o. Tho queen. Fat New
sam was crowned queen and was
presented with a cash donation
from the club
More than 100 were present and
enjoyed dancing 10 the fhymthiS
/ tunes Of the hin Refreshments
we're served and tho affair wa'
acclaimed a grand success
Chaprrona were NJ and Mrs
Clarence Harris Mr. y = iicnder
son and Mrs Ruth Allen
Mira Clara Jones and Miss Del
ores Peterson arc sponsors N N,
club
The club wlil give Thnnkngipinf
baskets 20 needy family as one 10
projects for this year The nsxi
meeting ~ the club viii b. De
eombcr ~. with Mrs Clara Jones
asgs FIfh Az s Minneapolis ~
hostess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Members of the MINNEAPOLIS
Central Labor Uuion Councils
Human Rights COMMITTEES are,
Frank Adams Chairman John
Curtis Donald Hinstrom Mike
Finkelssein Mercedes Nelson, BIN
Branas George Philips. Matt
klaesEes Jerry Froshhg ward
Wheeler Jra Mary snec, LILLIAN
Owen So Clair Eeeman. Cecu
Robltz Robert Golnsrgd. Kenneth
Carlson and Archie Anderson
Lou Lcrman Executive Director
of the Minnesota Labor Committee
on Human Rights wan assist in
The Institute.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
MRS. pHEiMh BINrOk
HoRoRED Ar
SuRpRIsI snCWTR

Baby cplora - pink and blue
dominated the decor when friends
very plcnsIngiy surprised Mrs
rhclina Benton n 1900 Portland
Az. AZ a stori< shower Friday
evening November - iiaHtsaaiUg
the affair were Mines Curtis
Chlgtrq. Jimmie Walbcf. willard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Attended Sisters Fnnersl, Mr. lanes Serrr SSI6 TSir
Az = left the city Thursday November l3 for lincoln Neb,
where She called % attend the funeral Of her sister Mrs
Eta Grant who died Wednesday November r. The deceased
had been declining health tor The past years Funeral
services held Friday ia lincoln,
Club Hostess Mrs Mary ARMSTRONG 1885 Fourth Az s.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

Our new phone number az the
main office l. Taylor T-t02t or
Taylor 7-402e. Can us for your
news and ad needs --Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Meioors Give Sodlo
Howkins PoTfyI To
Give holiday Boskois

A group ~ young people made
merry an Friday November ~ a.
% Sadie Hawkins dauciua party
AZ the Sterling club ia 81 Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
ounFH Tuu uIAutNU rtti-
piON Tuu tnNtNtstHAtIu
LIMITING tiNt nN tttb
CHAINS AN buu uIANtNG
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