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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
THE EVENING STAR 81
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Wednesday,, Msrek ", 1859
Workshop Set
By BPW Clubs
OF MoryI0nd

The Maryland Federation
Of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs. Inc, win
sponsor q human relations
workshop for It's members at
the University Of Maryland
on Saturday.
The workshop has been de-
signed to provide women
with an opportunity to devel-
op human relations skills
needed for effective leader
ship"
University faculty Of Uni
versity College and the de-
partments Of speech and
dramatic art and psychology
viii be hosts for the one-day
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

interest In who is featured
and how they go over.
The rising star In Califor-
mia. Gov. Pat Brown. will
speak for the Democrats, and
the new Minority Leader of
the House. Charlie Halleck.
who has been described as
q "give-'em- hell-type speaker
like Harry Truman" will take
the Republican side.
As always with this big
annual affair. there viii be
o reception on Sunday when
wives Of Gridiron Club mem
bers and friends will get q
chance TO see the skits the
journalists put on the night
before
And the customary flock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

chuckled Jane who tossed .
party for Judy and the cast
afterwards at the American
Newspaper Women's Club.
"but we have had q couple
Of kids who acted like her."
Representative John Foley
and his wife dropped by to
meet the star. 90 did the Noel
Macys, Jack Simmons, the
Bob ouggenheims. the Earl
Gammons; George Doole. the
Leslie Biffles. and three ex-
ecutives Of the telephone
company-Harold Fangboner,
Charles Senner and Philip
Hanigan and their wives.
Although she's been In the
part for three years on Broad
way, Judy said she was too
nervous last night to even
tell what the Washington
audience reaction was. She
had the usual opening night
fright shared by all the cast,
due In part to the fact that
they had not rehearsed with
the orchestra or the stage
crew.
SILLIMAN EVANS, pub
Usher Of the Nashville Ten
nessean and q member Of the
Foreign Policy Committee Of
the Democratic Advisory
Council, was host TO COM
mittee members and friends
after their meeting yester-
day. He gave q strictly
Democratic cocktail TODD at
the Broadcasters Club.
Dean Acheson, Paul Mite.
Philip Jessup, Barry Bing-
ham, Stanley Woodward and
Mrs. Woodward and the
Charles Tyrolers were In the
politically minded gathering.
Angy Biddle Duke Of New
York, newest member Of the
committee. was there looking
much simmer. He had lost
10 pounds in four weeks. he
said, by simply giving UP
cocktailing during Lent. {.
Luyie Pearson arrived with
George Baker. and India and
Herbert Edwards, Nan Nc
Evoy and Ed Sheldon were
others there.
4 4
YOUNG FLASHER LONG,
STRETH, who suffered q
stunning defeat for the post
Of mayor Of Philadelphia in
1854. slipped into town yes
terday TO keep an appoint
ment at the White House.
=. He didn't see the Presi-
dent. he saw John Eisen-
hover and presumably dis
cussed the problems Of Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Longstreth may
have q problem: he has in
dorsed the candidacy Of
Harold Stassen for mayor.
SOCIAL CIRCUIT TALK:
People are wondering what
there is about the diet In
Wisconsin that causes its
senators to raise the roof
with their rugged individual
ism. Both the first Sena.
tor LaFollette, and his son
Bob liked to build q fire under
their colleagues: Joe Nc
Carthy certainly started q
confiagraticn. although Of a
different nature. and now
comes william Proxmire.
What could there be about
that pastoral dairy State that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Gov. Pot Brown
Gridiron Speaker

even the Governor Of q State.
to enter in black tie win fea-
ture. as always. a speech each
by an important Democrat
and an important Republican.
Since politicoes with high
aspirations have been made
or written of by what they
said before this audience.
there is always tremendous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
ny BETTY BEALE
star stan writer

The 0ridiron Clubs famed
dinner Of the roses that takes
place this Saturday night
at the Statler win draw key
figures In politics. press and
business together for a week
end Of celebration.
The white tie stag dinner
that permits nobody, not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Of smaller parties are CROP
ping UP. 0ridiron President
Paul Wooton Of the New Or
leans Times Picayne win whip
from General Motors Vice
President Anthony Deloren-
EOS brunch at the Statler on
Sunday TO the Mark Childs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

breeds such lighting types. is
the current question over the
canapes. -. Could 1t be that
Wisconsin cheese?
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r. Harris 3 Co.. Jewelers. .. :

Diamonds for the Bride
their Engagement and wedding Rings from
III. Harris d Co., jewellers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
BY LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror Syndicate

HOLLYWOOD. - Alfred
Hitchcock delights in doing
the unexpected and avoiding
the obvious, He found an
inhibited girl from Phila-
delphia named Grace Kelly
and made her Q star. Now
he has put saintlike Eva
Marie Saint into a woman
of-adventure role, and her
co-star. Cary Grant, predicts
she'll be a sensation.
Wait until you see her.,
Mr.. Hitchcock said. inviting
me on the North by North
west" set. Il think you'll agree
Eva is glamorous as never
before"
It was true. ! found q new
quality in her--an awareness
Of the power a woman pos
sesses in knowing she Is phys.
ically attractive and appeal
ing to the eye. At lunch at
MGM we discussed this.
Eva Marie laughed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

and We really had q workout.
Here we were. q room full Of
expectant mothers doing rou-
tines that were much more
strenuous than we would
dare do alone. But ! felt
wonderful as a result Of
them.
They had us rolling on
the floor and raising our legs
in the air for the bicycle ex-
ercises and doing all sorts Of
stretching. Long ago peas
ants who worked in the fields
had no trouble bearing chill
dren, and modern doctors
realize that you have a much
easier time II you use your
body. But" Eva Marie
added. exercise at this time
should be carefully super
vised.
after the bavs was born
I worked at home alone. Its
so easy TO procrastinate, but
the whole point Is to set aside
a special time for working
out and not to allow any
thing to interfere. When you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
OF Love
and Laughter
About q Teacher Whose Desire
Is to Help Those Who Need Her
BY MARJORIE HOLMES

Most Of us worry about our children's behavior We
get upset when they don't do well at school. Their
manners disappont us often And when they actually
Ill not only concerned for their sake, we
times feel put upon by the care.
But their basic facilities for living take for granted
We forget that there parents who would gladly
with all these things and only their youngster
could play with other children could see. could speak,
Nor do we consider very often either that there are
men and women who give their lives to helping handicapped
children
Such q person is Mrs. Helen Brunhouse teacher at
Buchanan School, who writes There Is old saying II
would have the most you accept the least When
to Buchanan many years ago-after the death Of
my only chd-I had been teaching in one Of our best
schools for brilliant children But the desire my
heart to go to the poorest section and work with those
who needed help most After Is years have never been
sorry.
The doors Of schoolroom are always open to any
one who needs birds and animals well Peter Rabbit
manned all Of his life. beautiful blue jay the chill
drens pet for year He set free and later returned
to u.s.
teaching is hfel"
Lyrics for Living
Mrs. Brunhouse enclosed the following poem. which
she wrote for little girl who struggling to learn
speak
DORIS
Oh. Thou Dho spoke In accents lou.
And Gained the of long ago
Whose deep compassion for mankind
Made crippies tUGlk. and healed the blind
Grant me some poirer, some magic key
To loose her lips and set her free
Who knoiDs Dhat deep Embedded fear
Has left its trace childhood here?
Perhaps through some dark endless night
Her lips were sealed in silent fright
This help. from Thee, / humbly seek
Help me to help this child to speak
Helen Bruntouse
Wednesday, There's the story Of smoH his shiny new
black on outfit of Love and Losshte in the wOmens Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

had been voted the fraternity
dream girl. May Queen and
the prettiest girl In her class.
But even then" Eva remi-
nisced, IT wanted boys to take
me out because they enjoyed
my company. When I went to
New York to become an ac-
tress ! didn't want II said Of
me. She's beautiful, but she
can't act So perhaps ! went
overheard in the other direc-
ton. But now that ] feel I
don't have to prove anything
any more. I'm not afraid Of
glamour.
MY hair is impossible"
Eva Marie exclaimed. 1T is
so fine 1t doesn't hold q curl
at all. Before my lunch is
over q hairdresser win be In
here to put 1t UP on rollers.
When I 60 to parties ! have
to wear my hair q way that
will last"
Eva Marie showed me q
picture of her baby Laurette
and said: ''She weighed 8lz
pounds. but three weeks after
she was born ! was having
fittings for this picture I'm
now making"
what is your secret for
getting back into shape SO
fast?" ] asked.
II believe in controlled
eating during pregnancy and
being conscientious about ex-
ercises before and after the
baby is born" she told me.
II took q maternity course,
and part Of our training was
an exercise class for expect
ant mothers" she continued.
1T was especially designed to
help those who wanted a
natural childbirth. / went for
three hours, twice a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Art Exhibit Storts

An exhibit by art classes
Of the Adult Education Pro-
gram Of Montgomery County
starts today in the County's
library at Moorland Lane and
Arlington road in Bethesda.
A 2 to 5 pm. reception for
families and guest members
is slated to kick of the ex-
hibit this afternoon. and the
show will be open to the pub
lie through April 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

delay and let the sag set in.
your muscles don't respond
10 toning as easily. It's best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Eva Marie Saint
Has a New Quality

said: IT feel like saying that
this is where / came in" She
explained that at school she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

to start early enough so
They'll spring back in shape"
she concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
coLoRED
UNDER 500

3 homes In choice and conYenient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

NARLEETA, 1925 10TH ST. NV
sci. and dbl. rms: girls and men
showers; excel. board; elevator
To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
COOP APIS. FnR SALE

by OWNER bedrms., hv. nm,
fun din. rm., foyer, kit, pantry,
encl. porch, storage space,
closets, 3 expos; cow. 70 stores
transp.: good eond. Call eyes,
no. 2-3936.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13
Rooms, APIS. 10 SHARE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady
wishes TO share apt. with another
lady attrac. furn.. garden. HefS.
exchaneed. Re. 3-3744.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
TODAY ..10PM. The NEW.SIZE FORD
STARTS ON IFS Way TO YOU!

The Falcon the Newze Ford already the thoroughly
and history Today this Ford Falcon
EXPERIENCE RUN USA over every mile of numbered highway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10

that this continuity Of design
will help his line Of cars keep
q high resale value.
Mr.. Churchill gave his Lark
full credit for pulling stude-
baker from a siS million deficit
to a si2 million profit in the
Lark's first year.
The 1860 Lark looks very
much like their 1859 counter
parts. Most Of the changes
have to do with refinements in
both the six-cylinder and Wa
engines.
For 1860 the Lark has added
q convertible and q four-door,
three-seat station wagon.
The convertible is the first
to be offered by any maker Of
the smaller. compact cars.
The Larks 60 on sale octo-
Der IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
BY CHARLES YARBRoUGH
star star Writer

otAN 1tNA WAAA~s
>DETRoIT. Sept. l0.-The
smaller car battle between
Chevrolet and Ford. sales
leaders for longer than the rest
Of the industry cares to re-
member. was joined today.
Details Of Chevrolet's new
compact car. the -Corvair-
Offering more major advance
ments than any new model
ever introduced by the COM
pany''---were disclosed ofiicially
here with public introduction
due over the Nation on &C.
tober 2.
Ford last week announced
/ It's smaller 1860 car. the Fall
con. scheduled for public in
PRODUCTION october 8.
Chrysler's entry. the Valiant,
win be unveiled 10 the press
in Miami Beach next week. but
/ no public showing date has
been announced. Wy
Edward N. Cole. Chevrolet
general manager and General
Motors vice president. con-
| firmed officially for the first
time today mechanical features
|of the Corvair.
As informed conjecture has
had II for weeks, the car will
have an air-cooled. 6-cylinder,
horizontally opposed. rear en-
CINE. built largely Of aluminium,
with a untitled body and in
dependent coil spring suspen-
sion at all four wheels. H
II is 100 inches long, 81
inches high: Weighs 2.375
pounds-l,3S5 pounds less than
a comparable 1859 Biscayne
model.
Mr.. Cole said 10000 of the
lCorvairs already are on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10

This is not test the ordinary sense of the word For in
its years of development and over million miles Of proving
the Falcon has already passed and repassed every kind of
that could be devised
Its been dusttested heaested and endurancetested on
the test track at Kngman Arizona Wndtested and antesed
in the 3OOmph wind tunnel at the University Maryland Shock
tested curvetesed brake-tesed noisetesed painested
sabitytested servcetested everything tested on Fords
proving grounds The Falcon has already proved eng
neers that it can take anything they dish out
Now, all that remains is to show you Experience Rum
USA, what the Falcon do over your kind Of roads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Chevrolet Joins Ford
In Sno|I Car Battle

ASSEMBLY lire and that 10000
win be available by the time
the public first sees them. He
also said that advance orders
have reached the $4,000 mark
He predicted 100000 Corvaii
sales In the 1860 model year
Last week. Henry Ford II fore
cast b market for the Big
Three's little threes at be
tween 100000 and / million.
: The corvair viii come INF.
tally in four-door sedan mod
els. standard and de luxe. A
two-door sports coupe will b.
introduced after the first Of
the year.
The Coryair viii carry sug-
gested list prices Of $3.50 to
1890.
A two-door coupe In the
standard series viii list fol
$3.50. A sedan in the same
series viii list for $1,000. Two
similar models in the de luxe
series viii carry list prices Of
$3.50 and 1920.
An automatic transmission
available on all models will list
at $l35. ALI prices are before
excise taxes and dealer ham
ding costs.
No prices have yet ,been an
nounced by Chevrolet or any
other manufacturer for stand
ard 1860 models. The Corvaii
figures run approximately $3.50
less than the cheapest 1885
standard Chevrolet.
without being specific, Mr.,
Cole said the Corvair has Eek
cellent fuel economy" but he
described that economy as "25
to 40 per cent" better thar
"our standard six cylinder
cars"
Ford claimed 80 miles to the
gallon for. the Falcon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Berry Crop Good,
Beers Stuy Hidden

MADISON. Wis. CAP) The
Wisconsin berry crop was good
this year. AS a result, tourists
were disappointed.
Why? Bears in the northern
resort country were so happy
with their amply supply of wild
berries they didn't bother to
venture into isolated town
dumps looking for food. Tour
lists often parked their cars
near these dumps to watch the
bears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Mon Is Reelected
But Unuppreciutive

PHILADELPHIA (AP). -
Abraham M. Ellis was intro
duced at the meeting Of the
Beth Jacobs Schools as the re-
elected president.
mfr. Ellis would have been
unhappy If he had not been re-
elected" ALDER M. Lieberman
told the meeting.
Said Ellis: Yes, ! would have
been unhappy If ! had not been
elected again. But now that ]
am reelected, am twice as
unhappy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
LarkCar Adds
AConvertib|e

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. 10
(AP). - Studebaker- Packard
unveiled its 1860 models today
and cast its lot firmly on the
side Of continuity Of design
rather than planned obsoles-
cence.
Planned obsolescence is q
system Of styling which the
automotive industry in particu-
lar has used in recent years to
encourage consumers to buy
new models more frequently.
!. Harold e. Churchill. president
Of Studebaker-Packard Corp.
told q natiopal news preview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Sun Deal Clues Sought
In Deoth Of BroziIion

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (AP).-
n0lice said today that more in
normation on gun purchases
might shed some light on the
mystery surrounding the shoot
ing Of Ronaldo Duncan Aran-
tes, Brazilian athlete.
They also might answer the
question: Was the 26-year-old
oarsman killed or did he COM
NIT suicide?
Mr.. Duncan. Of Rio de ia
metro, was a member Of Bra
Ellis eight-oar team in the
recent Pan-American Games.
He was found dead Monday on
the campus Of North Central
College in suburban Naperville.
The Brazilian team stayed
there during the games.
Mr.. Duncan had been shot
through the heart. A gun was
nearby. There was 10 cents in
one Of his pockets.
Interest in the gun pur-
ehases was stimulated when
Mr.. Duncan's brother, Romula.
coach of the rowing team. told
police that Mr.. Duncan brought
$4,000 with him to this coun-
try to buy pistols for resale
ct higher prices at home.
OfiiciaIs Divided
No trace Of the money has
been found and police are un-
able to confirm Romulo's story.
Ofhcials still are divided on
the murder-suicide angle.
DR.. Samuel Lewis, Du Page
County coroner. and Chicago
police we're inclined to believe
MIR. Duncan took his own life.
William Bauer, Du Page
County States attorney: Irving
LIGHTER, Naperville acting chief
Of police. and Du Page County
Sheriff Lawrence Springborn
lean to the murder theory, al
though they say they cannot
rule out suicide.
Mr.. Duncan's family and
members Of the Brazilian row.
ing team say he was happy and
had no reason for killing him.
self.
Gun Evidence Found
Police found some gun wrap
pers in a room occupied by
Higiano Sevilla. a Chilean who
competed in the games. and
found other wrappers on the
college grounds.
The finding of the wrappers
has led police to believe that
other South American athletes
perhaps bought guns here.
The Brazilian government
took official notice yesterday
Of the case. Brazilian President
Juscelino Kubitschek directed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10

Now being demonstrated in your kind of driving To prove
that economy be built with enough SIZE stability and
weight to compete safely the heaviest flow of traffic great
white feet of Falcons has famed the country drive
every last mile of numbered U.S. Federal Highway in
Guiding the very highways you drive in your locality
drop of gas used Better gas mileage you askp The Falcon will
average up to 80 miles per gaon Experience Rum USA will
also convncngy demonstrate the Falcons sports handling
and agility plus its bgcar ride and comfort And America will
learn how easily the Falcon carry six big adults plus all
their baggage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10

the Foreign Ministry and the
Chicago Consulate to watch the
investigation closely.
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A FINAL DEMONSTRATION dMAxNc FoRpy YEARS AND MILLION
MILES OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON the NEW FORD FMeoM.
EXPERIENCE RUN, U.S.A.

A feet of Falcons is going to undergo a
final exhausting test :. over every single
mile of numbered US. Federal Highway
;. along a crisscross route that will in
chde the ups and downs Of two major
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mountain ranges. the vicious heat and dust
of two vast deserts, the mile-high frost of
the Pacific Northwest, the challenges of
every type of roadway and thruway, main
street and boulevard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01


Trying to rest after an exceed
ingly hard day at the office, the
poor father was being bedeviled by
a stream of questions from little
Willie.
What do you do down at the
Officer" Willie finally asked.
Nothing" shouted the annoyed
father.
After thoughtful pause, Willie
inquired, Pop, how do you know
when you're through"
For the Birds
Mr. Bingle was complaining to
Mr.. Grump about his domestic diff
ficultieS.
II can't live with my wife any
longer" cried Mr.. Bingle. "She
wants to keep goat in our bed
room"
We'll" said MIR. Grump, trying to
be helpful. Il wouldn't let that up
set me. Just open the windows"
What" exclaimed Mr.. Bingle.
And let my pigeons fly out?"
Squelcher
They met at party. He was
overwhelmed by her beauty and
vivacity. Il suppose you have more
invitations than you can possibly
accept" he asked her.
Il can't go out very often because
work" she replied evasively. "But
when don't want to go out with a
man, simply tell him live in the
suburbs"
"A clever idea" he laughed. "And
where do you live?"
I'm the suburbs" she answered
sweetly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
Good Reason
By EVELYN WADE

Sorry I can't 60 bowling with
you tonight" Jenkins told q CO.
worker, but the wife wants me to
stay home and watch Tv with her"
HUH" snorted his companion.
Before you got married you said
you'd be the boss or know the rea-
son why!"
"Yeh," replied Jenkins, now
know the reason why"
Hot Dog!
Since little Johnnie's personal
horizon had been greatly extended
by several months Of kindergarten,
his mother decided to inquire con-
corning his current loyalties.
Dear" said she, whom do you
love the best?"
The youngster pondered the query
soberly. and then replied: well. I
love you best, Mommie. and Daddy
next best, and my teacher the least.
And In between comes lot Of dogs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
Request Number

The couple were having dinner in
restaurant when the orchestra
struck up particularly noisy tune.
Without any intermission, the tune
was followed with another. The
man called the waiter and asked:
Does the orchestra play any
thing on request?"
Yes. sir" the man replied. us
there something you would like
them to play?"
There is" said the man. ASK
them to play dead until I have
finished eating"
'copyrisht 1869. General Features corpJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
Laughing. 1t Off
Commend Performance

SuEHUsuHu TSFSUTWuuCe
The newlyweds were honeymoon
ing at the seashore. AS they walked
arm-in-arm along the beach. the
bridegroom looked out to sea and
POLITICALLY cried out:
Roll on, thou deep and dark blue
ocean, rolf"
His bride gazed at the water for a
moment, then in huShed tones
gasped:
"Oh. Fred, you wonderful man.
It's doing lit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
interruption

Two Smoll Boys in Bubble Both
BY EVELYN WADE
There's noise and excitement, and bubbles galore,
lind soap the ceiling, and suds on the floor.
1t bilIo,cs and builds till the tub overtIOsos,
And the that they siosh il. the thicker gro,Us
They lie in it, roll in il, stack it ,Uifh care,
And there's soap the wndosC and suds in the hair
And the part Of the process neuer can place is
HOW they aIsUays emerge ,cifh stiIdirty faces!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

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