Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 1, 1946
Echo of Bombs Induces Science A id
OUC-W P CAPS ON
s ia a ìi
p E G G E D fu rn itu re m ay be set
• u p q u i c k ly anywhere, and it
is easy to store fo r the w inter.
These tw o tables . are especially
useful.
ala • *.
IK VI I- OVIK PROSTITUTION
By BAUKHAGE
tn a ly 'l and Com m entator.
W N U S ervice, 1616 E y e Street, N W .,
W ashington. (1. C.
Tüatii/\qtoh
M erry - gq - round
Scientists for Unhampered
I' reedoin in Research Work
A cuì
P eg g ed T a b les in
T w o H an d y Sizes
and directe d , can develop a na tio na l
p o licy fo r scie n tific research.”
W ASHINGTON -A d m ira l N im itz
| is try in g to hush it up. but a hot
row has broken out in the n a vy's
chaplain d iv is io n over alleged dis
c rim in a tio n against chaplains w ith
com bat records, some of whom have
been denied adm ission into the reg
u la r navy and others tra n s fe rre d
| to m in o r posts.
F ou r well-know n chaplains a l
ready have resigned a , a resu lt o f
the dispute They are:
Capt W illia m A. M cG uire . C ath
o lic chaplain o f the 11th n a va l dis
The larg er one Is the siz e and height
a card table The low coffee table m ay
t r ic t at San Diego— a 29-year naval of
also be used as a seat. Anyone who can
veteran who served as fleet chaplain sa\ straig h t and drive screw s can m ake
at P earl H a rb o r at the outbreak of both these tables and the ch air shown
• here.
the w ar
• • •
Capt. M a u ric e W itherspoon. Pres
P attern 293 for the tables and No 292
b yte ria n , fo rm e r A ll-A m e ric a foot- for the ch air are 15c each postpaid; or
hot’’ p attern s to one ad d ress for 25c. P a t
I b a ll sta r at W ashington-Jefferson terns
give large cutting d iag j^rn s. illus
college and one o f the m ost po p ular trated directions and com plete list of
i
m
aterials.
Send orders to:
chaplains in the navy.
Capt. W illia m W Edel, M ethodist,
who also chalked up a fine record
MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS
Bedford Hills, N. Y .
Drawer 10
as a com bat chaplain.
Enclose 15 cents for P a tte rn No. 293.
Capt. R aym ond D rin a n . C atholic,
fo rm e r chaplain o f the battle-
Name_____________________________
scarred a irp la n e c a rrie r E n te rprise .
Add|^ss_
In add itio n to the c la im of
com bat chaplains th a t they are
being relegated to m in o r roles
w h ile th e ir non-com bat co l
leagues get the top com m ands,
m any also are sore over the
n a v y ’s fa ilu re to c ra c k down on
p ro s titu tio n in Japan.
The bomb which leveled H iro s h i D iffic u lt to Pass
ma and has since been echoing in
O n P r o je c t *
the P acific did som ething to con
The theories and ways o f th in k
gress that could not have been done
before the explo ing of scientists, D r. K o p p a n yi ex
sion. I t induced plained (and his colleagues agreed!,
th e s e n a te to are as diverse as the w o rld itself.
"H o w can we set up a c o u rt w ith
loosen the public
purse strin g s to the power to pass on w hat is good
the extent of v o t and w hat is not good fo r science?”
ing to subsidize a he asked, and then he turn e d to me
national scientific w ith this question: "W o u ld you ap
research founda prove of h a vin g a m em ber o f yo u r
profession—a co m m e n ta to r o r news-
tion.
PROTEST S T R IK E S . . . In protest against soaring prices fo llo w
ing end of O PA controls, buyers' s trikes were planned throughout
Scientists d o n 't w r ite r —appointed by a P resident of
the nation under in s tig a tio n o f unions, veterans’ groups, consumers
have m any votes, the U n ited States, as head of a sim
so the persuasion ila r ly selected group of yo u r co l
councils and o ther o rg anizations. T y p ic a l is this scene showing St.
leagues who were m ade p riv y to
c o u l d n 't h a v e
Louis housewives p icke tin g a d a iry in protest against the e n tire d a iry
governm ent in fo rm a tio n ,
come by way of a p riv a te
in d u stry in St. Louis, w here m ilk prices have risen 15 per cent and
b u tter 23 per cent.
lobby The public which was barred fro m oth er speak
ers
o
r
w
rite
rs
?
”
im a g in a tio n had been s tirre d . Sud
N
a
tu
ra
lly
I
said:
"N
o
.”
(T
h
a
t
denly the laym an realized th a t sci
ence was a pow erful fa cto r in war. would be the end of the freedom of
He realized too tbat perhaps men the press and rad io .)
Then D r. K oppanyi concluded:
who could smash the atom .nd m ake
it smash the enemy, m ig h t le a rn "Y o u can spend a lo t of m oney and
how to use the powers of the sleep get no return. B ut if you tru s t in
ing g ia n t—a to m ic energy—fo r the human ingenuity, m otiva te d by de
sire of p ublic service, the love of
good as well as the ill of m an kin d
.. ...
, science, recognition, and m aybe
i selfish a im i a llk e - y ° u w il> have don«
A num ber of P ro te stan t and C ath
completed action of the b ill but m ore fo r basic science than you I
te rm on a p la tfo rm of "w h ite su
o lic chaplains who served in the
probably w ill have done so by the could ever do w ith b illio n s of d o l
p re m a c y ."
P a cific contend th a t the n a vy is
tim e these lines are read. The idea lars of federal money ."
Heat If heeler
Despite the fa ct th a t his No. 1
of a na tio na l research pro g ra m
opponent, James V. C arm ichael, a b e ttin g the gro w th o f p ro s titu tio n
P
o
litic
a
l
observers
studied
the
in T okyo by an in d iffe re n t p o licy in
seemed ve ry good to me. T he re S o c ia l Science
If you are run d o w n —because
cam paign in the D e m ocra tic sena rolle d up an im p re ssive popular reg a rd to the Y oshiw aras.
you're not g ettin g all the A AD
fore, I was somewhat surprised to S tu d y L ag s
vote,
Talm
adge
took
an
e
a
rly
lead
V itam ins you n e e d -s ta r t taking
to ria l p rim a ry in M ontana fo r a
These chaplains fu rth e r charge i
hear a ph a rm a co lo gica l a u th o rity of
S c o tt’s E m u lsion to prom ptly
Spokesmen fo r the so-called social clue to the cause of defeat o f the in the decisive u n it v o tin g in which
h elp b r in g back e n e r p y and
th a t those who have fought p ro s titu
m y acquaintance say that passage
ifa m in a and build reaiatbnea.
sciences (the study o f people, of veteran B u rto n K. W heeler, w ith a winners are d e term in e d by the
tion
in
T
okyo
have
been
d
iscip
lin
e
d
i
o f this le g isla tio n "w o u ld be as de
Good-tasting
Scott's is rich in
in d ivid u a ls and groups) were loud v a rie ty of reasons appearing to con num ber of counties they c a rry .
n a tu r a l A A I) V it a m in s a n d
fo r th e ir e ffo rts — am ong them , [
s tru c tiv e in the field of science” as
en er g y -b u ild in g . n a tu ra l oil.
in c ritic iz in g the om ission fro m the trib u te to his dow nfall.
Against a background o f a U. S. C om dr. O. B. Cook, who was trans- 1
the bomb was in the m id st o f H iro
Buy today 1 All druggists.
b ill o f provisions fo r research in this
Since the rugged veteran led the Supreme co u rt decision opening fe rre d from T okyo to G uam.
shim a and Nagasaki. He m ade the
field
• • •
non • in te rv e n tio n is t cause before D em ocratic p rim a rie s in the South
observation in a group, several of
An engineer spoke fo r the social I P e a rl H arbor, the Japanese a tta ck to Negroes, and another co u rt r u l P A U L PO R TER A R O M R E D
whom were scientists
His hearers J
scientists in these w ords: "W e 've I on the U. S and the swing of A m e r- ing fo rb id d in g segregation on in te r
Chester Rowles, who stepped
appeared to echo his s e n tim e n ts -
gone m ile s ahead in o u r study of in- ican sentim ent to w a rd e ffe ctive state buses, T alm adge conducted a
out of gove rn m e nt a fte r tough
sentim ents which I la te r learned he
am inate things, in physics, chem w orld co-operation were seen to vigorous "w h ite s u p re m a c y " ca m
years of b a ttlin g in fla tio n , is a
had set fo rth in the recent B u lle tin
is try and the other sciences that | have acted stro n g ly against h im . paign.
W ith G e o rg ia 's state ad
close frie n d of Paul P o rte r. The
of the A m e rican Association o f U n i- I
. . . . i.
n ,
I deal w ith in o rg a n ic m a tte r, com- ■ But because o f the closeness of his m in is tra tio n under re tir in g Gov. E l- j
two fought side by side— Rowles
v e rs ity P rofessor,. He (D r Theo- pared (o o
o u
u r r ndvanccm
advancem vnt
ent in th * defeat, the CIO -PAC fig h t against lis A rn a ll m a k in g no e ffo rt to c u rb I
Invest in Your C ountry—
as econom ic s ta b iliz e r, P o rte r
dore K o ppanyi) said: " In an a n a l
study of human beings—why they h im , the opposition of the p o w e rfu l the colored vote, m ore than 100.000 |
ysis of the b ill, a basic w rong im act the way they do under given
as a d m in is tra to r of OPA. When
Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds!
Negroes flocked to the polls, sep- 1
m e d ia te ly leups to the eye
This is conditions, th e ir re la tio n s to uther ra ilro a d brotherhoods and the d i
Rowles resigned, P o rte r, le ft to
arate booths being set i p in some I lig h t the in fla tio n b a ttle alone,
version
of
the
m
ain
strength
of
the
the assum ption that scie n tific re in d ivid u a ls and to groups, and the
4
election stations.
w ro te a note.
search can be 'in itia te d ' or 'p re action o f the groups in re la tio n to D e m ocra tic o rg a n iza tio n to his op
ponent, L e if E rickso n , could have
“ I now fe e l," P o rte r told his
scribed fo r.'
I f this assum ption each other ”
INVENTORIES:
weaned enough votes away fro m
could be grounded, the n a tu ra l se
fo rm e r ch ie f, " lik e a n a tive
He spoke of the recent pogrom in
quel to a na tio na l research founda Kiclce. Poland, where the Jews h im to spell defeat.
whom the navy fo rg o t to rem ove
Hit Hoarding
tio n would be fe d era l foundations to were attacked and kille d . It a ll
fro m R ik ln i ju s t before the atom
W inding up 24 years of se n a to ria l
H ittin g at the w ith h o ld in g of m er-
'in itia te ’ and 'prescribe fo r’ the started fro m a false rum o r, a plant
bomb e xp lo d e d ."
service. W heeler said: “ . . . . The I ch u n dir, fro m the m a rk e t in antic-
com position of m usic, the p a in tin g ed ru m o r. The ve ry same thing, people o f M ontana have been ve ry , ipation o f h igher prices. C iv ilia n
of pictures, the w ritin g of poems, the engineer pointed out, touched o lf good to me. .
Those who voted
P roduction a d m in is tra tio n drew up FILIBUSTER AGAINST A-BOMB
and the establishm ent of social con the rio ts three years ago in D e tro it. in the D e m o cra tic p rim a ry have re string e n t in ve n tory controls on m an
It's Southerners who have the rep-
tro ls and education, fo r science is Those are known facts but there is lieved me o f a g reat re sp o n sib ility u fa cture rs of e le c tric a l appliances j u ta tio n fo r filib u s te rin g , but three
’Get O’Sullivan SOUS as well as
probably the most personal and in- , v e ry little public knowledge of w*hat and a lot of w ork. . . . P ro b a b ly I and other scarce goods.
n o rth e rn Republicans are conduct
d iv id u a lls tic o f a ll lium an endeav- causes such action, how it can be have lost m any supporters because
in g a filib u s te r m ore secret and ju s t
Heels next time you have your
A t the same tim e, CPA disclosed ;
ors. No agency, however authorized ' prevented
I d id not go along b lin d ly w ith a
as s k illfu l as th a t o f any D ix ie D em
that e xports m ay be lim ite d if ship- .
D e m ocra tic a d m in is tra tio n in the
shoet repaired.
pers m ove out a flood o f goods at I ocrat. It's against the atom co n tro l
la st few years, but I could not sac
b ill— v ita l to the nation.
high prices to badly depleted fo r- ,
rific e m y p rinciples . . . ”
,
T hey know the house w ill pass
m y p u t s pp ih g
eign m arkets. R estoration o f OPA
the senate-approved M cM ahon b ill
p rice co n tro l would m ake such a
fo
r
co
n
tro
l
of
a
to
m
ic
energy
i
f
it
INTO youp
step unnecessary, it was said.
Russian e xp ro p ria tio n of A u stria n : that I w asn't surprised when I heard Return Talmud fie
comes to a vote; so fo r tw o weeks
p ro p e rty and her delaying ta ctics in | a man in the v is ito r's g a lle ry of
G eorgia's g u b ern a to ria l election
U nder CPA regulations, invento th re e R epublicans have kept the b ill
s re p r
the setting of the peace conference the ca p ito l ask: "W h y did they w ait shared the na tio na l sp o tlig h t w ith ries of finished goods w ould be re
bo ttled up in the m ilita r y a ffa irs
dote seem to be predicated on the so long to get at the O PA b ill?
M ontana's se n a to ria l race, w ith s tric te d to 30 days.
Included are c o m m itte e by s ta llin g at e v e ry tu rn .
th e ory: Why sta rt any discussions Seems to me they alw ays have a fie ry, red-suspendered Gene T a l re frig e ra to rs ,
fu rn itu re .
washing
The three filib u s te rs are P a rn e ll
of who gets what If you can operate lot of stu ff le ft to do at the end of m adge m a kin g his bid fo r a fo u rth m achines, e le c tric ranges, sewing
Thom as o f New Jersey, F o rre st
on tile old theory that possession is a session that they could have taken
m achines, vacuum cleaners, cam - I Harness o f Indiana and C harles E l
nine p o in t, of the law?
up e a rlie r.
Do they alw ays let it
eras, asphalt and ta rre d roofing, in ston o f Ohio
Possession is an im p o rta n t fa cto r
go so long that these closing days
sect screen cloth and g a lv
zed
M any
co m m itte e
m em bers
T ake the recent experience o f a sound lik e a row dy ja m session?”
ware.
gave up an evening fo r a spe
P h iladelphia horse
Around m id- I I reported this re m a rk to a man
c ia l session in o rd e r to com plete
JI STICK:
n ig h t one n ig h t a horse walked in to ' who knows C apitol H ill, as you and
the b ill and give the U. 8. a p o l
a reside n tia l d is tric t and began de 1 know the short-cut home.
Free Spy Suspect
ic y to b a rk up B arney B aruch
v o u rin g gardens of dahlias, m orn- j
"There are no ja m s in congress,”
in the United N ations.
The Jury had ju s t re tu rn e d a v e r
• • • • a n d s o le
m g-glories, snapdragons and other he answered ns he Inhaled another
d ic t o f not g u ilty on five charges
H a lf an hour a fte r the tim e set
flow ers
The in fu ria te d household tablespoonful of the famous senate
of spying against 30-year-old N ico fo r the m ee tin g they lacked a quo
e r, trie d to shoo the horse away, but resta u ra nt bean soup.
la i Redin. Russian naval lie u te n an t. ru m , and O hio's re c a lc itra n t Elston
he kicked at them and went rig h t |
Not even on O P A ? " I m odestly
E lated by the finding, the stocky w ould not let them proceed. O nly
on
e x p ro p ria tin g
the
bourgeois 1 needled.
defendant rose to his feet, crossed one m ore m em b e r was needed.
blooms. However, in the good old j
"N o.
he said, "b u t I 'll a d m it
to the ju r y box and shook hands
F in a lly
Congresswpm an
C la re
A m e rican tra d itio n , a policem an ap they came to a near-jam when they
>4Z/-Vf GfTABLI'J
w ith the seven men and five women
Booth Luce o f C onnecticut phoned
peared w ith a rope and lassoed the had to w ork lik e the dickens to get
LAXATIVS /
“ Ladies and gentlem en o f the th a t she was on h e r w ay to the
beast. He was rem oved to the po- j the b ill to the President before the
ju r y . " he said in h e a v ily accented c o m m itte e room fro m her office
lice stables where he co u ld n 't
OPA e xpired
But they did get It
tones. ” 1 w a n t to thank you fo r the five floors above B u t w h ile she was
exercise a veto on this p urely pro- !
to him (he was ta lk in g about the
fa ir tr ia l I have received here in in the e levator, E lsto n grabbed his CT*25*IOI
c c d u ra l process.
firs t O r A b ill) —and it was better
A m e ric a ." Then shaking hands w ith hat and le ft so there s till w ould be
T his subversive tendency In the than a lot o f people had expected.
Judge L lo y d B la ck, he declared: no quorum .
a n im a l w orld was revealed in an- ' T hat was no ja m ."
The frie n d s h ip between o u r tw o
Thus a dozen conscientious con
other p a rt o f P h iladelphia at about
• • •
countries has existed and w ill ex- gressm en were forced fo waste
the same tim e
R e turning fro m a
Chester Bowles has passed fro m
M ”
m ore than an hour, and B e rn a rd
week-end. a householder and his the W ashington scene, his head
Redin's a c q u itta l follow ed Judge B a ru c h was le ft h ig h and d ry before
fa m ily who had started a counter bloody but unbowed, and fu ll of
B la ck's censure o f the prosecution the U n ited N a tions w ith no la w on
re v o lu tio n a ry
cam paign
against thoughts o f fu rth e r battle.
W e 'll
NO L E F T -O V E R S . . . Food is
fo r b u ild in g up the in te rn a tio n a l as the statute books to back him up.
w hat they
thought
to
be
a
harm
less
,
.
, ’ <■* * h a t happens In the next sena-
w here you find It, and In fam ine-
• • •
pects o f the case. w'ith th e ir im
You girls and women who lose so
mouse, found a large-sized ra t in the . te ria l eleetio
s tricke n Europe it Is a r a r ity to
in the N utm eg state
plications o f U. S. and Russian d if IK K E I ) O VER P A L E S T IN E
much during m onthly periods th a t
tra p they had set The ra t w ith the
find
even
one
can
in
a
refuse
heap
you're
pale. weak, "dragged out"—
ferences.
A
rrested
in
P
o
rtla
n
d,
I t w a s n 't announced, but P rim e
tra p attached as a m in o r Incum- |
Want , o know how
Uye w „ h
this may be due to lack of blood-iron.
th a t Is not e n tire ly e m p ty. The
Ore., Inst M arch as he was about M in is te r A ttle e sent a con fid en tia l
brance went rig h t a fte r the fa m ily
So try Lydia E Plnkham 's TABLETS
atom? You can re n t a cartoon film
slim chance th a t someone in a d
to board a ship fo r Russia, he was m essage to P re sid e n t T ru m a n in
— one of the best home ways to
w hich clim b e d tables and c h a ir,
v e rte n tly m ig h t have le ft a b it of
that w ill panic you (in both senses
charged w ith o b ta in in g and a t fo rm in g him th a t B ritis h troops had
build up red blood—In such case«.
T his tim e when the cop came he
food prom pted this hungry Vien
of the w ord) fro m the N a tio n a l C om
Plnkham 's Tablets are one of the
te m p tin g to tra n s m it secret plans of taken repressive m easures against
fe lt aggressive w a rfa re ju stifia b le m ittee on A to m ic In fo rm a tio n W rite
best blood-iron tonics you can buy I
nese* It stop d u rin g his lunch hour
the new 14.000-ton d e stro ye r tender, Jew ish elem ents in Palestine. H ow
and finished the ra t w ith his reac
th is colum n fo r d etails
ta in ve stig a te .
USS Yellowstone.
eve r. the message a rriv e d on ly a fte r
tio n a ry n ig h ts tic k .
• • •
B r itis h troops a tready had m oved in. W N V -1 3
31—4.
A ttle e asked T ru m a n fo r a p u b lic
C o n g ress ' W o r k
sta te m e n t of support, b u t the P re s i
Is N e v e r D o n e
de n t was so irk e d at the w ay A ttle e
Congiessm en in va ria b ly come to
acted firs t and advised h im a fte r
w ork Ja n u ary 14 b risk of step,
w a rd . th a t jie phoned a ctin g Secre
b rig h t o f eye, confident th e y 'll have
ta r y of State Dean Acheson and told
a ll the b ills passed, a ll the nece •a ry
May
a rn o f D iso rd e re d
h im to issue a statem ent keeping
a
p
rice
rise
in
the
next
nine
m
onths
p
ro
cu
re
m
e
n
t
plap
at
about
37
m
il
business disposed of by July 1 at
Pro cer wheat set aside requtre-
K idney A ctio n
A m e ric a n s k irts c le a r of the B r it
lion
bushels.
the latest, so they can go hot e to
s. under w hich it was m an d a
M odem life with It» harry and worry
Ish m ove
F avo rs R evision.
Irregular habit», improper aw tin g and
• • •
th e ir fences.
tory t e wheat fa rm e rs to sell h a lf
Ends Obligation.*
on n a iD f— it» rak of expoeure and infec
No announcem ent was made re
The old tim e rs, of course, know the grain fro m the 1046 crop that
tion —throw» heavy »train on the work
R em oval of the p ro d u ce r p a rt of MEKRY-GO-ROENI)
g a rd in g o ther p rovisions of the set-
of the k dneya. They are ap t to become
they are ju s t kid d in g themselves
they took to elevators o r warehouses
the re q u ire m e n t a u to m a tic a lly re
John Snyder kept bobbing into
over-taxed and fail to Alter exfwae acid
aside.
contained
in
an
am
endm
ent
Business I , never i umpleted by fo r terage. have been te rm in a te d
end other im parities from the lde-<iving
moves the d e p artm en t fro m o b lig a
the
cabinet
room
d
u
rin
g
d
ra
ft
blood.
J u ly I, though they w rk fro m sun by the governm ent. TTie set-aside to w a r food o rd e r No. 144. and o v e r tio n to any congressional d ire c tiv e
in g of T rn m a n 's O PA Telo m »
You may fuffer nagring backache,
to sun tor, lik e woman s. congress' prov iston had been in o p e ra tive since a ll wheat co n tro l regulation. H ow guaranteeing fa rm e rs against a
headache, d ax.nem , g a tin g ap mghta,
sage.
He
wanted
Io
lend
a
■*1 P* na, »wetting— (eel c >natantly
w ork 1, never done. C onsequently. June 30. fin a l effe ctive date o f g rain ever, it is known th a t o fficials in the p rice rise, w h ile re ta in in g the m a-
hand in w ritin g the speech bat
l- e d . narrows, ait worn oat. Other sign»
d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re fa vo r
fishing trip s , m o to r Jsu nts. and lm - ceilings
ch in e ry f. r siphon:
of k.dney or bladder disorder are eomw
230 m illio n
nobody gave h im any encour
changing the set-aside to the te rm i
time» burn.ng, »canty or too frequent
p o rts n t electioneering have to be
A ction to e lim in a te the re q u ire
bushels if wheat fo r the e xport pro-
agem ent. The speech was w r it
arm atioo.
nal
level
in
place
o
f
co
u
n
try
le
ve
l
postponed w h ile house and senate m ent preceded fin a l vote on the sen
gra m as it is m arketed.
Try Dean e PUla. Doww'e help the
ten la rg e ly by OPA Boss Paul
ceilings to
kidneys
to past off harmful ei.'eas body
m em bers la b o r in Waal hlngton heat ate version of the new p rice co n tro l if congress retu rn s
I f p rice co n tro l on wheat is e lim i
P o rte r. Reconversion Caar John
*aate They hare had more thaa half a
to com plete last-m inute le g islation
b ill, w hich as It now stands, m akes wheat.
nated. the governm ent w ill have to
ceatory of public approval. Are recom
Steelm an and Jndge Sam Ko-
mended by grateful ueera everyw here
T his ye a r, it was the O l’ Agony it m a n d a to ry fo r the governm ent
The set aside became effective set up new p rocurem ent m a c h in e ry
s rn m a n .
. . The F B I already
A it yewr aeighhev/
th a t fevered congressional brows to issue ce rtifica te s p ro te ctin g pro. la st M ay. and u n o ffic ia l estim ates o fficia ls adm itted, but said that
ta d igging Into large-scale hoard
late Into Ju ly
Debate was so f u r i d u re rs forced to sell th e ir g ra in place the a m ount o f wheat p u r there is no change in the heavy ex
in g Some ve ry b ig m a n n fa rtn r
ous night traslo n s were so frequent through a governm ent ord e r against chased p rio r to J u ly 1 under this po rt goal
tng eoneerns m ay he Im plicate d .
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