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Show i MINING AND 1 RAILROAD ivri w ! MEILFE1R cJ(0)UMMAjL 21 HIS a? EVVSPAPER The Only Newspaper In the World Tlint 1 ( r VoirXXX No. 23 Li JOURNAi. S DtLiVEHtO OF YEAR LISTED Vankh Thomsie, editor has listed the news 1935 that have crowded ,ories of front pages or tne country's I with eS9 the regard to the j de- - magnitude from a news Here are the stories assed in groups and collectively .raided as superlative in the re-- j of Most important 40, t. internationally: Tentative sault, was at the Santo home at tne time or the alteration, which T,I (3) jan .1 .1 P jll'auce 01 riiuico nun n.iiginuu. (1) nationally: Most important invalidation of the N. It. A., (2) an- iiinpss recovery following u; by President "breathing spell". uncenient occurred early Sunday, according e to Sheriff Bliss. Santo gave as reason for his action, self-defens- Roosev- G. trend in November elections. (1) Assasi-natio- n yost sensational: of Senator Huey P. Long, 12) Flight of China Clipper. of elt (3) PRESS OF AMERICA 0, p, Most tragic: (1) Rogers an'd Wiley UNFAIRLY ON WARS Death of Will Post (2) Flori- FEES, ROOSEVELT Hurricane. Host tense and interesting: (1) of Haupt-- i Trial and conviction da American newspapers were ac- cused recently by Edward A. inann. Boston merchant, of conduct of'ene Most dramatic: (1) ana uniair attacic an asura ing Queea Astric of Belgium. while their Roosevelt on President Earl J. Johnson, news director -ews co'umns herald- - a business cf the United Press, lists these, revival his "administration has in the order of their importance: brought about". 1. The Hauptmann trial. 2. Invalidation Replying to critics of governof NRA. of Huey Long. ment spending for relief measures, 3. Assassination such Fllene charged spending ?,. The war. had would have been unnecessary The of Will deaths i. Rogers' business which 'Anieriran and Wiley Post. 6. Supreme on ?e:s t0 own and cnVol so many court of our newspapers been willing : gold, r witn tne new aear . 7. Dramatic death of Queen Xs- - to cooperate Irid of Belgium. Kilene, speaking over a nation- S. German wide radio network asserted that 9. The flight of the China American newspapers were he "best in all the world," there psr. 10. Death of Kingsford-Smith- . is one interesting piece of news are not telling . Other big stories, in Mr. John they 'In the spring of 1933, when son's opinion, were the North Chi-na autonomy movement, the Brit-- j hnainricu ii 'ia nrnatrafa im1 nlir ish jubilee, the dust storms, the banks were closed, these newsloud in a3 a rule were maiden voyage of the Normandie. papers : a -l i i n noose-ionariesiueiu Barry Faris, editor of Internal-- i me'r P' News Service, offers this ve'V "These fame newspapers are list as representing the consensus row very largely big business of I. N. S. news editors. , - war. properties, so concerned with ..the 2. Huey Long assassination. perpetuation of wealth, that they 3. Supreme court's gold clause are now indulging In an absurd and unfair attack on the Roose- decision. velt administration, while in their 4. Invalidation of NRA. news columns they are herald- 5. Conviction of Hauptmann. J'nS the business 6. Crash of dirigible revival which Macon. 7. Deaths of Will Rogers and tnat administration has brought about. Wiley Post. 8. bigns or business recovery, following President RooseVelt'3 announcement of a "breathing ELFER CHAMBER HAS spell". 9. Florida Hurricane. MINE WORK BOARD 10. Inauguration of Trans-PaciItalo-Lthiopia- n ; j Clip-(whil- e , ' a. 1 1 j j -' fic service. consensus of Universal vlco editors resulted In this lection: n 1. war. air-ma- il A Hauptmann trial. Deaths of Post and Rogers Invalidation of NRA. 5. Huey Long assassination. 6.Strtosphere flight. 7. China Clipper flight. 8. Florida hurricane. 9. German re armament. 10. Crash of Macon. 3. 4. The Ik.lper chainber of .,njn ,,,.. com. .,a,Qtl1a vice commencing with this week and 'to continue through-ou- t the year with the installation of a Mine Work Board in the Journal office. The purpose of the project is to provide a centrally located pj'nt at which nrne employees ;can get tb's information concern-- ; in? work tl following day. r- - In J tin- - ptst years sino emplo- - yees have taken up residence in International News Photos sent; 'he valleys and drive to work, cut pictures recently to clients to thare has come a pressing need ilustrate the various selections cf ot obtaurne this information and biggest stories. With the except-- ! his ha3 resulted in a continual Ion of Rogers-Pos- t crash, they in- - string of inquiries at the various eluded coverage of the events! mine offices and other points where this information has been listed above and the following: obtainable. Persons desirous of Roosevelt's veto of the bonus, this information need now only Weyerhauser kidnaping. Earthquake in Helena Montana. glance at the board in the Journal absowindow. This information Death of Dutch Scbultz. will not out be by given of lutely Inauguration Philippine phone from the newspaper office and will be posted every night at j 6 p. m. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The mines listed include Castle Gate 2 and 3, Uta Carbon, Liberty, Standard- The United States Civil Service Mutual. Spring Canyon, Kenllworth, Maple Rolapp, ville, Commission has announced open' and McLean. All of these Creek, fol-' competitive examinations as mines are served ty the D. & R. lows; Transportation BE HELD JAN. THI JOURNAL IHOPTlll I COITION OfcUVllMO PIUS TO SVCftT HOM( IN PRICE MAYOR Observer CHAIRMAN NEEDED SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAH STANDARD MATRON CATHOLIC CARNIVAL PASSES SUDDENLY RECOUNT IS ASKED THE; CASUAL 30 1000 DONORS ARE LISTED Mrs. Christina BeiyaiH.Star, 21. wife of Louis Star of Standardvilel afternoon died monday at the fanlily home. She had been a resident of Standard ville for seven months and was born at Scofield Juue 5, 1021, a daughter of John and Ma-.Bezyack. She is survived by her husband; two children, Jimmle ami Martin; lur parents and the brothers and sisters: John iJc.'yach, Scofield; Iuiis . Charles Consumers; Mrs. Wally Skiing Canyon; Waklee, Los Angeles; Mrs. Joe Skusca and Virginia Uezyach, both of Scofield RACE. HOT CONTEST As customary, the executive committee of the Carbon catholic Happy New carnival each year lists the namM Plans for the third annual Pre- Year to Yuhi m scount of 13 votes Charging of the firms contributing by diWell, folks,; this is the last ' the sident's Birthday ball are soon to or mayor in three di rect donation and gift pnties. The and we're this mighty yeaj be arranged in Helper, and a Prici mumcip il election. enclosed list has been released chaiiman for the dance will be glad of that. Jt's been a tough Job L. Whit more, chief f police, Fri-'aby tlu committee and is as folselected' at an early- - date next puttii, out aj paper In Helper for filed a district court petition lows: a of 1833 and the force haa the w eek. The ball will be held on recount. a irk'ng for Utah I'ower and Light, Betuo act. in u. while the lost poumi8 Thursday, January 30 and should The petition also charged J. ohoe Repair Shop, Singer Sewing be one of the outstanding affairs Of course th4 news has generally t.iar-lLee, successful by a Machine Co., Caibon-Kmerbeen stale and the editor apolobank, of the year. of two vote3 in tho election, Y Lunch, Acme A a for most that. And the of gizes Cleaner, Aith Last year the social was b Id promising appointive p'usit Bowman's Lukeiy, Warren Floral, at Rainbow Gardens under the time the Items have been distort- cms to 10 persons i secure their American Linen and Supply C.!., ed and twisted so that they were votes. auspices of the Junior Democratic Roy's Shoe Store, Sinclair Oil. lub with T. Carter acting as not recognized by the "victims' apJu.lge George Chrlstensen Consolidated Wagon, O. P. Skagi in print. The editor read when chairman. It has not definitely proved an order and Lee has been (rlce), Zion's Wholesale Grocery, been announced whether the club apologizes for that, too. But even jtted into court January 2 to show Redd Motor, Stevenson Lumber, in tho ail canmit this presH stop will back the ball again this year, ause why a recount hould not Price Sheet Metal Works, Servieo but the enclosed telegram was re- Helper for a long as folks will 'ie made. BUSINESS IN HELPER new subscrip scandal and Plumbing Co. Johnson & Vuurrht, cieate ceived today by Thurman Carter Whitmores' action Is the second Modern Auto laundry, TriState from Henry L. Doherty, national tions and merchants continue toj 'aken in the hotly contested mayLumber Co., City Biiber Shop, in Jhe future as in the advertise YEARS IN BEST IS chairman of the ball. oral argument since votes were will be Pay ." Take It. O. P. Ska-go- . ai there always In November. Christmas in cur country has past, in ;ast RiiKsel J. (Helper), Dixon-Taylo- r newspaper promising growing, Lees was Issued a certificate of come to be peculiarly a day for TRADE HOLIDAY FOR C. Helper. Price Penney, Shoe (Price), election only after the city coun little children the happiest ChristShop. Eastern Utah Electric, Ulce cil had reversed a former decision, mas present you could make to Here Are A Studio. Chapman Variety, Midland 'housands of children suffering Few of The New allowing votes from a questionable holes Service Station, Lowe.istem Merc. with gapping Shelves Year resolutions picked up along district to lie counted. The district from the handicap of infantile paa few days ago Strand Sweet Shop, Keeley's Canholer, that ave Lee a two vote majority. ralysis and miljions of others who the street this week: hlfih with attractive dy, Mrs. Ossana, American were piled Candy, incumW. P. Without must grow up in the dread terror Datum, it, Ernie Flaim to balance the Shoppers hurrying Hci.ry Hall Plumbing, Elite Jewelof this unsolved menace would be would have been named by bent, budget. from store to store, their ry, Cornet's Variety, Gift Shop, of seven votes. The along to help in the fight against infanto straighten i majority arni3 high with Christmas Central Cleaners, Sclnamm-John-soReynolds: Roger piled was originally excluded' by listrlct tile paralysis by accepting the undies. Tired and weary ilerks out Sam Graves' "past" give Doc re-(Helper), The Toggery, Vieo chairmanship of ihe Birthday ball Skpansky an American birthright 'he commission because the dragging 'homo. Oil, Greenhalgh Drug, Revnll Drug ns not were certified. for the president. We here at or Kansas ; birthr'.ght. Also to Such were the mute evidences (Price), J. C. Penney. (Helper), Arthur attorney, city Horsley, must headquarters organize stay out of politics. and Fred W. Keller or Monticello, 'ast Friday, Saturday. Monday and Colton Motor, Carbon Rubber & over cities. Won't Sam Graves: not to be a batch-elor- . district attorney, are attorneys for Tuesday onj of the greatest shop- Repair, Jas. Bergera, Strand Theayou help again, either by accepting asks ping days, sc far as business was tre, Fabrizio Grocery, Workman's Whitmore. The etatement tho chairmanship personally or concerned, this city has ever seen. Market, Eastiside Grocery, Cena blond. to win Frank recorder ordered be Dalplaz: that the city making it your part to nominate to Roosevote for Indications are tnat Santa Claus tral Meat and Grocery, First NatBill a election to of White:, issue certificate some one whose agreement to act and sell beer. o Dalton and that the contestee was loaded down with gifts this ional Bank, Coli Grocery, Carbon you can secure. Please wire me velt Bob Ossaua: to shoot a five be charged with the cost of the year. Quality and quantity buying Ice Cream, Bott & Hyatt, Savoy today. ' were the order of the Christmas Hotel, Honry Chiaretta, I'lutls Canaction. infer. p. Heury L. Doherty eason this year and It was Indeed dy, Utah-PricreBottling, General Chief Whitmore assumed full Al. Wahl: to keep the ball club l to the season's of Department. Store, Len's Service on a paying basis. sponsibility for the action when a contrast years aio. Station, Lewis 'jewelry, Utah Oil CARBON STUDENTS Gene Gibson: to sell more sked if others had aided in instimerchants report that in Refinery, Mickey's Lunch, V. of Is He it. an Many appointee gating camps. the place of three and four dol Price Auto, Ollveto AssociaDalton. Dr. Rugged; to become a bene-die- t Mayor HURT IN ACCIDENT con- inr ai tici-:- i that sold last year, ted Store, Success Mkts, (Price), Lee refused to comment 15 and $20 items were moved George's Shoe Shop, Price Launcerning charges of promising poElizabeth faterson: to save sitions. Ho has turned the matter rapidly. Full stockings and Xinas dry, Standard Motor Co. Wallaci Two girls, students at thi Car- some pennies.1, over to his attorney, Marl D. Gib- liees were piled high with pack Mortuary, Deseret Mortuary, Farbon high school, were in the hosages filled nearly every home. Gus Tsanrarls: to be a Kiwan-ian- . son, county attorney. mer's Exchange, Price Flour M:ll, pital here Saturday with injuries So far not a merchant in the Seppl Service, Price Commission, "If I didn't have friends who exreceived in an early morning this thing 1 city has been contacted who does Carbon Floral, Wm. E. McCona-bepect, me to fight crash on U. S. GO No. 50 four Not Changing sThe would be glad to turn the election not say that business was far betJeweler, Sweet Candy Co. 'miles' north "of Trrce;" over to my opponents along with ter than a year ago. Standing White King Powder, Fidler Paint .ubject, but room only has been the order of Furnituie Co.. Morton Salt Co., The girls are Anna Laura Wat-kinHelper doen't get a fair deal my regards," he said. 17 crushed right hand and out of these new beer licenses. Earl Baysinger, who, the state- he season In many stores for the Co., Sperry Flour Mills, Standard H. We are allowed three by the new ment charges, was slated for su- last week, as cleiKs rushed from arm, and Elizabeth Mathis, Cigar Co., Liberty Fuel vate law in the sale of beer on perintendent of streets, denied ine cu.itonier to another. back injuries and possible Co.. Equitable Life Insurance skull. Four other persons aught. We already have seven- havinsr been offered the position, StoiKs 'were almost Rexall, Milton depleted, teen licenses in operation but now but admitted he had been endors- Merchants who three weeks ago Stewart, Kelley (Helper), in tho car escaped Injury. Sumner Drii. Wallace Mathis, 20, of Price dri- we must cut out fourteen of these ed by the Young Men's Democra- feared that they had overstocked Furniture. Sewell's Mai tret, ver of the machine, told Slate dispensers because of the popula tic league of Price for a street their stores, Tuesday night were Market, Rinetti-Opltolo- , Neat Patrolman Jack Sullivan, investi-jat'na- r Von schedule set up by the legis- utility position. smiling with joy as they saw Service, Bishop Kc;u m y, Modern is "I was never approached to con- these large stocks dwindle rapidly hardly fair to the officer, that his machine, lators. This Beinity, Mis. Walsh, Van;ty p.enu-tof this kind of town. There sider the position of superintend- before the 5oing fairly fast, hit ice on the people onslaught of Christmas Shop, Fisher Beer - Mrs C H. road at the Blue Cut, slid around are several towns In Utah larger ent of streets, nor did I have any customers. Miller, agent, Beckers: Beer - Tul and overturned without going off than Helper that right now fail intentions of applying for the poLeonard, Agent, (V.isuvy (Continued on page 1) Club, the roadway. The machine was to reach the quota allowed under sition until after the election," he First Federal Savings .Mid Loan this law. seems It said. stringent just Mrs. raveling south at the time of the too bad that the liquor legislators "I was endorsed along with EMERY COUNTY NOT Store, Beckel's Jacobsen, iccident. Best, Sal: Lake weie not broadminded enough to other men, for city work, by the Columbia Steel, Sweets Sausage, weigh all angles of this measure 'eague, but my endorsement was Co., National Coal Co., UniRADIO OPERATOR PRONE TO CARBON Coal before drawing up some mathe- not for ay specific position," he ted States Fuel Co.. Blue B"az WANTED BY ARMY matical, codified standards far re- said. Coal Co., Utah Fuel Co., Ricci Marmoved from conditions through-ou- t Mayor Dalton could not be conExclusion of Carbon county high ket, Migliore Service Station, SucThe Army Recruiting Offices the state. tacted for a statement, having left One city in Utah county can for Los Angeles on a vacation trip school from athletic competition cess Markets, (Helper), Progresslocated in the Ness Building, Sal Bak.ry, with other schools In the present ive Market, American Lake City, and in the Federal qualify for four licenses to sell urlier in the week. Carbon-Emeron beer district of tho Utah Price Bakery, Helper Cafe, Grill page 3) retail, but yet has only two Building, Pocatello, Idaho, wish (Continued to contact in person, or by mail. licenses now and will not have High School Athletic association Cafe, (Price), Royal Bakery. Wonwas condemned Monday by Jas der Bread, American Lady, Relmr when the law goes into LEGION CHRISTMAS i radio operator having a second; anymore Shop, Girt Beauty Shop, class or third class license, forj erfect. Vet Helper with less popuNuttall, superintendent cf the Em Beauty ATTENDED , TREE IS Rose Beauty Shop, Rose Barber lation to has cut out fourteen ;ervic3 with the Signal Corp, Fort ery county group, in a letter to Deal Store, Helper Shop. Square L. G. This of Noble law chairman on feature of the Vernal, Douglas. Transcribing ability hundred eight Shoe Approximately Shoe Shop, CarShop, City is of the region five foard. a typewriter to be equal to reproving most unpopular and is youngsters attended the Ameribon Barber To considerable a Shop, City Barber qualiresentmeDt creating enlist ception speed. The Carbon school located at can Legion Christmas Tree on Barber Shop, Wesfied man must be morally and to such stringency. Shop, Sanitary has tried for Price, unsuccessfully Christmas eve, this' week. Free tern Auto, Slim's, Carbon Agency, physically fit and possess a good and nuts fare given to ev- two years to enter the Nebo dis- Erdei's candy Store, Pacific Fruit and educationk He must be between of 3, trict where would it region HELPER CHAMBER ery child who attended and not Fruit Market, Produce, Carbon 18 and 35 years of age, single, with compete Payson, Spanish the one was dissappointed, and Milelrton Carbon Central Dairy, without dependents. There bein Tin-tiand affair once more proved to be one Fork, Nephi, Sprlngville in basketball and Provo, Lehi, Dairy, Blue Hill Dairy, Modern only one vacancy available qualiNOT REPRESENTED of the most appreciated acts of KenllStores, fied men are urged to get in touch Sprlngville, Pleasant Grove, Lin- Dairy, Wasatch charity practiced m Helper dur- coln worth Merc, Price with the Recruiting office at once. American Fork Fork, Spanish ing the entire year French and in Hotel, football. Hole:, Dalplaz HoPayson Helper will not be represented Funds for the supplying of the tel, John Causer, Hotel, Kenyon Carbon-Emerthe conThe election at of officers candy and nuts were district derived AUTOMOBILE OFFICIAL of the annual HelAssociated Civic Clubs of t.'ora food sales conducted by the sists of Carbon, Castle Dale, N. Helper Hotel, Southern Utah this Saturday and auxiliary unit of Carbon post No. Emery at Huntington, South Em- per Journal, Glen Bros. Music, FlaCille Dress Shop, Jones & Lee, BUSINESS IMPROVING Sunday at St. George. This fact 21 and from a drive through-ou- t ery at Ferron. and Greenrlver. 3 was made known this week when the town for donations. The sackTwo region schools have ve Scowcroft and Sons, Littlejoha it was found impossible to secure ing of the candy and nuts was toed Carbon's attempts to join Theaters Inc., Bank Cigar Store, Walter's Beer - Laurence Migliac-clo- , Industry is cliinblng back to the a representative to make the trip dons by legionnarres and the le- their group, basing their objection Agent, Atlantic Cigar Store, on this of at time the the that Business wan In ground year. reached trips necessary 1923, peak which gion produced its own Santa Claus Bar, C. J. Wentzel, Helper Savoy with the Carbon In the judgement, of J. R. Davis, rush in Helper ftnnng the winter to give away the goodies at the for competition & Hardware Co., Helper Furniture months too were school it makes almost long. impossible party. asidstant sale manager of the Western Macaroni, State Bank, Ford Motor Company, who sees for anyone to get away and thi, Those comprising the committee At a recent meeting of the Em- Italian Co. Importing is reason held for accountable tho tn charge of the affair for the his opinion substantiated by diery board of control, according to rect evidence of general business include August Litizzette, Nuttall's letter, schools of that poit Jack Iftis, Jr., was origlna'ly FVed Voll and commander James group voted to withdraw from ASSESSOR throughout the ration. WILL Mr. Davis, who Is returning to named as a representative of the Ualanla. competition in the state associaHANDLE PLATES tion unless Caibon was removed Detroit after a trip through all Helper chamber of commerce, but his was attendance made impossifrom their district before the start sections of the United States since Military Rites Held Motorists of Carbon county may of the 1933-3basketball season, the 1936 Ford model appeared in ble this week on account . of the For Helper War Vet scheduled January Influx of railroad busiue-Mr. 4. apply for 1936 automobile license October, spoke recently In Salt oflyjftis had been endorsed by the Lake City before groups of The Emery schools feel they plates at the county assessors Military rites for Frank Romano beIn local chamber as Its candidate fice the courthouse Price at dealers and local Ford are evenly matched with the exfor a vice presidency of the As- 40, World war veteran and forlast Monday, Silas Rowbranch officials. ' ception of Carbon, which is deem- ginning conwere sociated Civic CTnhM nef veor mer resident of Helper, assessor, announced last Thurley, ed other four. for the too large "There isn't a bad region in the and it Is expected that his name ducted last Saturday at 1 p.m. by The matter is entirely up to the' sday. country", he reports. "As far as will rome before the delegates Carbon post No. 21. American Plates will not be issued her 'choolfl of the district, according tho nation is concerned, it a netrepresented at the meeting in St. Klon. at R. of present,' but efforts are beinsc David to Mitchell, president work of good business. And busi- George. John H. Redd, who with Mr. Romano, died December 10 made to secure a branch orfic conwho 'he state association, ness is on the Increase every-- Mr. Loftis have been of tho state tax commission In acting as at Rexburg, Idaho. He was born Noble. with ferred H-here." j Carbon county d'ectors on the at Altilla, Italy, September 18, Mitchell sab: the state body Price that motorists can secure The automobile he Associated clubs, has been tenta- 89, a son of Carmine and Fllome-- I business, will take no action until reports plates here. The office would paid, Is nhowlng a steady rise. tively named as a candidate of ra Romano. during the latter part been filed by the region 0 have at Business is 20 percent better than the Price chamber of commerce Burial took place Helper city ' of February, Mr. Rowloy said. board. last year, and is still Improving. for a cemetery. A e il-.'- j n Bcz-yaih- . Bez-yach- ; u d 1 sev-?ia- Ste-pha- l. y ' Stic-kne- fiac-ture- d l)ia-mo- As.-;'n- ., Ser- se-- : Italo-Ethiopia- 2. BALL TO By Over h Damn About Helper Friday, December 27 1935 National, was in (he Price city hospital suffering from serious head wounds received when, he was struck with an axe by Andy Santo during what orticers termed a drunken "brawl '. Santo will likely be charged with assault with a deadly pon or assault to commit murder, depending upon the outcome of Thomsic's injuries, Sheriff S. M. Bliss said. Thomsie, who has served a Thp ,.ee U tOITION ON SUBSCRIPTION FIGHT RESULTS IN BIRTHDAY SERIOUS INJURIES 5 NEWS STORIES ' ONUY Ciivew Read O. tariff examiner W. Charlei Jack Loftis, Jr., (freight), 12,300 a year, transpor-tiUion tariff examiner (passenger)! and Ernet Flalm, chairman, have a year. Interstate Commerce! ;cted as the members of the comCommission. At least four years'; mittee In charge of the project. etpeilcnce of a certain specified kind is required. EAILttOAD FORCE Hate Agent, f 3,000 a year, Bu-- j EXPRESS SYMPATHY fiu of Motor Carriers, lnter- -j force at the 8ate Commerce Commission. Atj The l"itnt three years of responsible roundhouse have made arrange- with fuperviaory experience ajmenti for it wreath to be sent toof St. Elmo Snodluotor carrier in; the handling ami f-- e funeral old victim of an M'ttleuient of transportation rates or fares Is required. iciden'al Fhooting, and son of Interstate CornFull information may be obtain n. F. In- federal Commission ed from the Secretary of the Uni- - nr(c ted States Civil Service Board of rector of railroad locomotives. l:xanilnera at the post office or recently Inrpector Snodgrass customhouse In any city which vhdted the Helper shops. has a post office v( the first or MIps Geilrude Wahl, is Rpend- class, o rfrom the United tun holidays witn ner parents, Stateg Civil Service Commission and Mrs. Al. Wahl.. Mr. Washington, D. 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