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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

Ell inteligente y famoso psi
quiatra, DR.. William C. Men
ninger hablara al publico de la
Florida por primera vez sobre el
problema psiquico mental, THU
lado "VD. y sus Emociones", ell
jueves dia 10 de febrero a las
8:15 PM, en- ell Dade County
Auditorium, 2901 West Flagler
Street, Miami.
James Dickey, Director del
actor dijo que la Mental Health
Society of Greater Miami, actual
mente ofrece a los residences y
visitantes de la Florida la opor-
tunidad de OR algo sobre los
problemas de salud mental. Ha
sido necesario controlar ell ITEM
pc del DR.. Menninger, despues
de diez amos de pruebas porque
no dejaba un minute para des.
cansar.
Ell DR.. Menninger Sc dijo a Ell
mismo: "Yo recomiendo des-
canso y vacaciones a TODD enter
mo-, pero 20 nunca 10 hagc
conmigo.
Trabajo muy duro, por 10 tan
to 20 necesita mi tempo tam
bien.
FL distinguido doctor es Pre-
sidente de la Menninger Foun.
dalton, una Organization Pro
fesional gratuita, dedicada a la
investigation, education, trata.
mientos, y formas como evitar
las intermediates mentales.
Esta fundaci6n esta situads
en- Topeka, Kansas. La Funda'
cion es hoy en- dia, un centre
de entrenamiento de enferme
dades psiquicas, que Sc puede
considerar ell mas grande Ell
los Estados Unidos.
Fue fundado en- ell 1919, poi
ell padre del DR.. Menniger J
su hermano.
Ell DR.. Menninger es gradua
do de la Universidad de Cor
nell en- ell 1925 y ha sido presi
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
APROBADOS FONDOS
PARA ~ExPERIMENToS
EN- ENERGIA NUCLEAR

La Universidad de la Flori-
da anunci6 haber. recibido otra
autorizacion de fondos para ex-
perrin eItos de energia nuclear.
Ahora Ell presupuesto disponi-
BILE para estos estudios ascien-
de, a 100000.
FL Director de la Escuela de
IngeniGria Joseph We'll dijo que
estos $48. 943 autorizados re.
cientemente es ell cuarto des-
de MAKO de 1857 que comen-
aaron las investigaciones de es-
teN tipo.
Estes fondos son estrictamen-
tie como una ayuda para la en-
senanza de Tecnologia nu-
clear.
En- ell ano de 1888 Ia
Universidad fue seleccionads
como una de las seis In%stitucio-
mes en- los Estados Unidos que
tomara parte en- la Escuela
Tecnologica de Reactores MI.
cleares de Oak Ridge.
Esta ayuda ha sido con Ia
entresa de uno de los equipos
mas importantes que ha sunni
nistrado la Comisi6n de Ener'
gia Nuclear.
Ell equipo Sc trata de un reac'
tor de diez mil vatios para fl
mes educativos y que Sc espera
este en- operaciones dentro dc
! muy breves semanas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
T%emporada |nverna| Mejor
Que Ia Pasada Esperan en-
de Miami Este Ano

cion en- ell buen tempo que he
mos tenido hasta la fecha y en-
ell gran aumento de pasajeros
por la via aerea que estan lie
gando a la iona de Miami. Green
que este ano habra aun mas vi
sitantes que en- 1857, ell mejor
ano Iue Sc ha registrado en- la
histeria de la ciudad.
Durante ell afo 1858 Sc reporto
una baia de 100000 pasajeros
entire salidas y entradas por Ell
aeropuerto de Miami, segun in
formes oficialeS. Estimando d.
cha baia por la temporada in
vernal de 1858 muy POGO AGO.
gedora, ash como por Ell recelo
en- toda la naci6n.
Las establishes mostraron que
durante ell ano de 1857, entra-
ron y salieron 1880, 534 pasaje-
rOs comparandolos con $685.
233; durante ell 1858, muestran
la gran diferencia del trafico
aereo
Ell dnico ines del ano 1858,
que tuvo mejor acometida, fue
enero, que sobrepaso $4,000 pa
sajeros al de enero del 1857.
Fue ell AMIGO ano desde 1852,
que Ell trafico aereo ha dismi-
nuido sobre TODD en- cifras tan
atlas.
Este reporte pudo ser possible
con los datos suministrados por
la oflcira de las autoridades del
aeroruerto, mencionandolo en-
las ceremonias efectuadas por
la Inauguration del nuevo edifi-
clio de la Terminal Aerea.
Executives de las lineas aereas
y altos funclonarios de las Au-
toridades del Aeropuerto espe-
ran que ell ano 1859, nos traiga
una gran afluencia de turistas
y hombJes de negocios para su-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

Ell estudiante de segundo ano
en- Ia segunda ensenanza, Billy
Zane, de Coral Gables, sabe mas
m%atematicas que muchos alum
nos dc la Universidad de Mia
mi.
Ell jueves de esta semana la
Universidad' de Miami present6
los examenes de Fisica 105 para
aquellos aspirantes a estudios
de Il,genieria. Este examen es
imprescindible para ell ingreso
al curst, segun 10 requiere la
U1iversidad de Miami.
Siempre ha habido un prone
do de so por ciento de suspen-
SOS en- estos examenes, pero es-
ia vez fue mucho mayor. De 319
aspiraLtes 200 por 10 menos des.
calificaron, siendo un promedio
ahora del 81 por ciento.
Billy Zane, con solo - amos
de edad Sc present6 voluntario
para estos examenes y califico
con una puntuaci6n de 81 y me
dio puntos. Sin embargo, dijo
Billy: 70 pudiera haberlo hechc
meior 81 hubiera traido mi re.
gla de calculos.
La puntuacion requerida para
ingresar en- 81 curse de inaenis
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Rodger Herndon
Director de Ia
Exposition de
Muebles Aqui

Ell Sr. W. Rodger Herndon,
Ejecuptivo de una firma publ
citaria de la localidad, fue de-
signado Director de la EXPOSE
cion Annual de Muebles, que Sc
llevara a cabo del II al 20 de
agosto en- ell Miami Beach Exhi-
bition Hall. Esta designation
fue hecho pore Sr. Louis Ba.
loft, Presidente de la Florida
Furniture Exhibitors, Inc.
FL aho pasado Herndon tuvo
la misma posici6n en- esta expo
sicion, a diferencia que ell local
de exhibition fue ell Americana
Hotel de Miami Beach.
Esta Exposition es patrocina.
da por la Florida Association of
Furniture Manufacturers y Flo
rida Furniture Travellers, res
pectivamente.
Durante estos ultimos amos,
Herndon ha sido ell organiza-
dor y dirigente de otros even
tos similisres, tales como: Elk
hibiciones de Hoteles y Restau-
rantes, ell Pan American Hotel
and Restaurant Exposition, y ell
Miami Home Show en- ell 1857.
Hernson Sc encarga de las re-
servaciones de espacio para la
exhibition en- la oficina No.1517
del DUPONT Building.
Ell Banquete Annual de la Elk
posicion, dijo Herndon, sera la
noche antes del dia que comien-
"a la feria, cuatro dfas en- agos.
to proximo. Ell ano pasado mi
les de personals interesadas en-
ell banquete, tuvieron que ser
rechazadas por no haber espacio
disponible, pero esta vez va Sc
han tornado medidas para dupli-
car las facilidades con ell fin de
acomodar por 10 menos mil per-
sonaS.
La Exposition de Muebles, Sc
"a la primera en- SUI clase que Sc
eXhibira en- ell Salon de Exhibi-
clones que cost6 4 millones de
d6lares. Sc dice que es ell mas
grande de TODD ell sur de Esta-
dos Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

La "Cadena de Asambleas
Misioneras de la Florida, que
esta llevando a cabo por 29a.
vez sus reuniones anuales, ini-
cia sus actividades en- la IONA
de Miami hoy domingo. Este
ano principiaron en- Jackson
vile ell II de enero y continue
ran hasta ell 20 de febrero, GU
briendo 10 ciudades y uniendo-
las como por una "enorme ca
dena espiritual" alrededor del
Estado.
Durante las cinco semanas,
"embajadores cristianos" de
differences parties del mundo vi
sitaran las mencionadas 10 ciu-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Prominente Psiquiatra Dard
Conferencia Aqul Ell Jueyes

dente de la American Psychia-
trio Association, American Psy-
choanalytic Association y del
Group for Advancement of Psy-
chiatry.
Ell es miembro del Board of
Regents of the American Co.
llege of Physicians. Fue un We
terano de la Primera Guerra
Mundial, donde Sc alist6 y obtu-
vo ell grade de segundo tenien-
tie de infanteria. En- la segunda
guerra mundial, cuando lego a
Brigadier General del Ejercito
Y Director del Neurossychia-
try Consultants Division in the
Office of the Surgeron General
of the Army, fue premiado con
la Medalla de Honor de la Le-
gi0n Francesa.
A pesar de todos estos titu-
los y ranges que Ell ha tenido, es
muy modesto en- csc sentido.
Ell DR.. Menninger ha escrito
mas de 200 articulos y muchos
libros de medicine y psiquia-
tria, Unos de los libros popula-
res mas im%portantes que Ell ha
escrito juntamente con Munro
Leaf, fue ell titulado "You and
Psychiatry". Dos de los libros
tratan de los "Teenagers". Ell
tambien ha sido miembro del
Executive Board Of the Boy
scouts of America, asi como TAM
bien miembro del Board of the
National Recreation Association.
Tambien recibi6 ell premio
"LASKER", de la Camara de
Concrete de los Estados Uni
dos por ser un "Great Living
American.
Ell Sr. Dikey insta a TODD in
dividuo interesado para que OBJ
tenga SUI entrada en- las o~ficinas
del Dade County Auditorium, o
que las solicite por correo, de la
oficina de la Mental Health So
ciety, 395 NV First Street, Mia
mi, Fla.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

perar la perdida sufrida duran
tie el 1858.
En- diciembre pasado fue la
merma mayor del ano que as
cendio a $1,000 pasajeros que
no paSaron por Miami,
Esta gran merma del mes de
dlciembre fue motivada mayor
mente por la huelga de la Eas-
tern Airlines que empez6 en- no
viembre "a y termino ell dia de
Aho Nuevo. Funcionarios de la
National Airlines dijeron que la
falta de trabajos y Ell receso de
toda la naciun fue ell factor ba-
sico para la merma de pasaje-
ros.
La Eastern Air Lines y la
Pan American World Always
tambien convienen que ell mo-
two principal de las grandes
perdidas de 1858, fue debido a
la escasez de trabajo Y Ell POGO
oeSco de gastar dinero que te-
MIA ell pueblo americana.
Ninguna empresa aerea, pue-
de calcular aun, cual sera ell vo-
lumen de pasajeros que tendran
este ano, pero siempre esperan
que Sc eleven una cifra consi-
derable sobre ell trafico del pa
sado ano de 1858.
Tanto las empresas aereas CO.
mo los altos funcionarios de las
Autoridsdes del Aeropuerto, de-
m%ostraron gran optimismo y
una gran fe en- las posibilidades
de aumento para ell future, te-
niendo en- cuenta muchos mejo-
res factories, como ell nuevo edi-
ficio del Aeropuerto, con mejo-
res facilidades para Ell yiajero
asi como tambien una Temporal
da e-tupenda para los que vi
ven en- zonas de frfo intense y
grandes nevadas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

a cargo de las labores de esa
denomination en- ell nuevo esta-
do de la Union desde 1949. Ac-
tualmente esta promoviendo la
fundacion de la Universidad
Metodista en- Anchorage.
Ell Reverendo Gould hablara
hoy, domingo, en- ell mismo tenn
plo de la segunda avenida, a las
8 de la tarde, para los grupos
juveniles de la IONA de Miami.
Su tema es "La Juventud ante
un Nuevo Dia en- Alaska. Por
la noche, a las 7:30 hablara en-
la "Rader Memorial Methodist
Church" -8755 N. E. segun-
da avenida, Ell Portal, y ell lu.
mes a las 1890 de la manana
hablara de nuevo en- Ell white
Temple" de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Nuevo Servicio
a Jacksonville

La Northeast Airlines anun-
clio aver que comenzara hoy do
mingo vuelos de Miami a Jack
sonville con aviones del tipo
viscount propulsado por tur.
binas. Equipos de %incompara-
BILE seguridad y estabilidad en-
ell ARE.
La Compania dijo que es Ia
primera vez en- la historic de
IA amos de servicio aereo q
Jacksonville, que una Linea Ae
rea vunle en- esta ruta directa
Esa ciudad ha sido servida has.
ia ahora en- las rutas de Miami
Ia otras leiudades del Norte.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
Meiorun Sobor de
Jusos Concentrates

Los productores de concen-
trados mas importantes de la ma
cion han encontrado una ma.
terra quimica que lie conserva
ell sabor original a los concen.
trados del jugo de la naranja.
FL nuevo concentrate es algo
que no Sc puede diferenciar del
jugo fresco de la fruta.
La Firma Commercial "Minu-
tie Maid Corp, tiene planes pa.
ra ell 1860 que consrsten en- ella
borar todos sus concentrates
bajo este nuevo procedimiento
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

Las perspectivas de una bue-
ma temporada invernal son mu-
cho mejores este ano, segun de-
claraciones hechas por un voce-
70 de la Autoridad del Aeropuer
to International. Basa su predic-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01

mas, no todas las semillas corren la misma
suerte. En- Ell Evangelio de este Domin-
go, podemos distinguir cuatro classes de tie
IRA, cuatro aptitudes bastante definidas.
1. Los impenetrables.-Hay personals
La semilla mas excelente resbala en- ellos,
queda en- la superficie, a la manera de
la semilla que caida en- Ell canine es pi-
sada por los viandantes o queda a mer.
eed del viento y de las ayes del cielo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-01
TRES Minutes DE RELIGION
Domingo de Sexagesima
LAS v1CIsTTUDEs DE LA sEMILLA EvANGEL1cA

Que bello oficio Ell del sembrador. Por Ell Sc embe-
Iece la terra con el verdor de las plantas, de las flores
de los frutos. Pero mas bello aun es Ell sembrador del bier
y de la verdad. Sin sembradores del bien no habria vr
tudes, sin sembradores de luz no habria verdades. Tanto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
How You Save at Giant

shoppers vuN hcts making
them choose Gunt Experience
offers quu vu and vuieN owcc finer
foods to from and for their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

DointiIy trimmed dresses in soft,
washable cottons. Deep hens,
posteI colors. Bobes and sizes 9,
IL and l8 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

Fomous brond cotton dresses
with deep hens and fancy
trim. Solid coIors, ploids and
prints. dressy ond school
styles. TIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
virginia's New President
By JAMES BRCHFIELD
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

TEE CLOSEST DR.. Edgar Finley
i Shannon, jr., president-elect of
the University Of Virginia, ever came
to failure was the time he got B in
a Latin course. This was while he was
an undergraduate at Washington q Lee
University, and the incident probably
influenced his later career AS a naval
officer in World War II, and as a grad
uate student at several American uni
versities and at Oxford University in
England, his records have carried moth
ing but the highest concentrations.
Throughout his Navy career, DR..
Shannon's Superiors paid high tribute
to his executive ability When he was
an ensign, his superior officer rated him
as "far above his rank" in executive
ability.
It has been like this ever since.
Everyone who has had contact with DR..
Shannon has marked him for success
And the answer as to why this Is may
be found in a number Of places.
At the university, his appointment to
succeed Colgate Darden, former Gov
ernT Of Virginia, as the fourth presi-
dent of the institution founded by
Thomas Jefferson has given q moral
boost to the faculty, and his associates
seem puzzled when asked why Shannon
gives always the appearance of success.
1t seems almost that you may have
questioned an accepted fact-such as
religion. There is usually long pause
before an answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Francis Berkeley, curator Of manu-
scripts at the university library and
secretary of the committee which
selected DR.. Shannon, described the
president-elect as a man with quail
ity Of self-assurance coupled with
modeSty."
Others have described him as a man
with captivating personality, ready
smile, the ability to work with his
fellows and with the capacity to get
things done.
One official commented that perhaps
the ideal university president would be
a man who combines the qualities of q
scholar with the money raising ability
of a promoter He added that If the
promoter is a failure, then you still
have the scholar
He fastened to explain, however,
that DR.. Shannon is not the promoter
type. He is not merely a "glad-hander,"
but person whose interest In others
is genuine. He is, therefore. according
to this official, far beyond the optimum
university president type.
DR.. Shannon's office, which he shares
with Prof. Atcheson L. Hench, spe-
cialist on Chaucer, overloolks Jefferson's
home, Monticello. And the books which
I'LL mis- shelves indicate the interest he
has in Tennyson and the English
writer's Of his period.
There is a well-worn set Of Tennyson,
Dr. Shannon's speciality, and there are
volumes by Meredith, Thackeray and
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

WASHINGTON D C.. MAY IL 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

other u. N. members on q pos
sible airing Of the Tibetan
question in the General Assem-
bly,.
The Dalai Lama said con-
ditions in Tibet are growing
worse. He predicted again that
unless help comes from outside,
his homeland will be absorbed
into China.
The Soviet Communist Party
newspaper Pravda said in a
Peiping dispatch that all is
quiet in Tibet and that the Red
Chinese have the active support
of the people and "patriotically
minded Lamas."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

ing territory all along Tibet's
southern border. The paper said
Red China's propaganda runs
thus.
Tibet is China's palm. The
independent kingdom of Nepal.
Bhutan, Sikkim, Ladakh lin
Indian Kashmir) and midas
northeast frontier area are the
five fingers. Now that the palm
has been restored TO China, the
fingers should go with 1t.
Dalai Lama Hopeful
Meanwhile, the Dalai Lama
predicted in an interview with
the Hindustan Times that If
the Red Chinese oppression Of
Tibet is brought before the
United Nations, most non-Com-
munist countries will rally be-
hind his occupied kingdom.
Interviewed at his exile home
in Mussoorie. in northern In
dia, the deposed ruler of Tibet
declined to say whether he
planned to get the issue before
the U. N. The Philippine Re-
public has been sounding out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

Calcutta yesterday that Peiping
has blocked his country's trade
with Tibet and forced 1t to
turn TO India.
IF they try to take over
Bhutan, we will stand and
fight" he said. But who has
the strength, in this area. to
oppose the Chinese? We do not
know who would help u.s."
Sikkim and Bhutan adjoin
each other, with Nepal on the
west and midas northeast
frontier area on the east. The
two states looked to Britain
for defense before India at
tanned independence. Later they
entered into agreements with
the Indian Government.
Propaganda Claim
Sikkim, measuring only 2,8l8
square miles, has a population
of 100000. Bhutan covers about
5000 square miles and has a
population Of 100000.
The British-owned newspaper
the Statesman of Calcutta re-
ported recently that Peiping is
using poetic language in claim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25

NEW DELHI. Aug. rs (AP).
Prime Minister NehNu warned
Communist China today that
India will defend the TINY pro-
tectorates Of Bhutan ard Six
kim against any invasion
ANY infringement Of their
border will be Infringement OF
our undertaking Ito protect the
two little states)," Mr.. Nehru
told Parliament, land we shall
certainly defend them against
such intrusion"
Mr.. Nehru replied to HOUSE,
members questions about grow
ing fears in the two Hima-
layan states adjoining Red
occupied Tibet. There has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25
Nehru Warns Peiping
Not to Invade States

a stream of unofhcial reports
that Peiping is massing troops
to the north of Bhutan and
claiming that both the Indian
protectorates rightfully belong
to Peiping.
Authorities Anxious
Mr.. Nehru said there had
been some anxiety in the minds
of authorities in both Sikkim
and Bhutan since the Chinese
smashed the Tibetan revolt last
spring. He noted that Bhutan's
Prime Minister Jigme Dorji is
coming to New Delhi in a few
days and said, I'VE will be
meeting"
Mr.. Dorji told reporters in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-25
Optimist Speaker

w. S. Finch, director Of Sales
Training for Texise Chemicals,
Inc, of Greenville, S. c., will
address the National Capital
Optimist Club at 1915 pm.
Wednesday at the Willard Ho-
tel. He will speak on Time and
the Equation for Success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-04
cbilds best summer

The bondage to incessant sound is an unreaIized
woundng of the spirit. Even the individual silence
OF single tree in the dooryard changes a childhood
Let there be thunder and the sounds of the grandeur
OF surf, let the woods roar, and the military band
start the blood to rioting, let the crows cav, let
other children shrek for joy of contention These
sounds tonic for time But silence invites peace
OF mind peace of spirit invites sanity to return and
brood. The army of silence that is a woodland is
bodyguard of sanity
DLAY is life, il is imagination in action. II is the
child. not mother, who knows best and goes to
f-wood tag, cops and robbers, hide-andseek, even
in the city. In the Utopia revivine nothing honks
except the wild geese overhead; there are trees to
hide behind, bushes to make lairs under, and other
children versed in childhoods immemorial competi-
tons. Too, my Utopia differs from the rest in being
available. II is situated in ten thousand places, at
the suburbs frontier with the real country frogeap
beyond.
Nature offers beginnings. child let alone watches
dandelion is studied. perhaps for the last time in
ones life. An anthiT is wonderful. A bee is a good
instructor tree to climb, brook to wade in, ber-
Continued on page n
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
HUNTER SHOOTS
SELF IN FOOT

Ernest Jake" Hart, a car sales
man for the Richland Machinery
Co., was the first hunting victim OF
the 1859 season in the Sidney area.
Jake was hunting with his
son, Bernard, when the accident
happened. He had shot his deer
and thought that the animal was
only wounded, going through the
brush to circle the wounded animal
he accidentlly shot himself in the
right foot.
Bernard administered first aid to
his father and brought him to
Sidney fer medical treatment.
Amputation OF two toes Was neces-
sary as the bullet had shattered
the toes.
Hart is recovering Satisfactorily,
and will be released from the
hospital in a few days II no COM
plication occur, according to
report.
The second hunting accident
happended before the victim
could get started. J. NJ Benoit, OF
Fairview, fell ana broke his ann
while preparing Tor a hunting
trip according to word received
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

, A complete line of such mer-
chandise as ladies' nylon hose,
growing plants, plastic ware, dish
es, pans and many other articles
that are essential in the home and
on the farm will be handled by the
new Woolworth store in Sidney.
Before assuming the manager
ship of the Sidney Woolworth
Store, Nelson served with Wool
worths at Ell Paso, Texas; Odessa,
Texas: Durango, Colo, and came
to Sidney from the Woolworth
Alamagordo, N. M. store.
He is married and has a 2-year-
old son. The Nelson's live at 602
3rd Street NE.
F. w. Woolworth Company was
founded by Frank Winfield Wool
worth, who was born in 1852 and
died April 8, 1919, when he was
nearly 81 years of age.
He started his career as a clerk
in the Moore and Smith Depart
ment Store, Watertown, N. Y, in
1874. His first Sc store opened
February %, 1879, in Utica, N. r.,
but was not a successful venture.
However, the second store,
which opened at Lancaster, Pa,
June 81, 1879, lived and flourished.
In 1880, Woolworth introduced a
10c line of merchandise, thus orig
mating the "Five and Ten" store.
Other Five and Ten" syndicates
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