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PACK TWO HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, DKCKMriErt 30 10.12 (Radio JjOj$ KFLW 145 Ke. rST Tuesday Even. nr. December 10 00 Today'! SporU Highlight :1S Hometown Newt 25 World Newt Summary 30 My rrltnd lime CBS 7 00 Bedtime Storiei w t'M Ufa with lAiiffi CBS 8 00 Paul WhfUman ABC 8 : Eventnc Serenade ABC 8:!.fl News ARC 9.00 Gutnl Star p;l Henry J. Tiior ABC 0 It) Mr. & Mr. North CBS 10:00 10 P. M, Headline! 10:15 fttewart Craif ABC 30:30 Bill's BandiUnd 11:00 Sim Off Kewi Summary 11:05 Sign Off KFLW 145 Ke.-rPST VedntUy, Decenfbcr 31 , Oo a.m. Newt OA Alarm tloclt Club 6 W Early BtrcU ;M Five Minutes with in Open Bible 9:00 New Breakfast Edition T:1S Charllee Roundup T:30 Bob Garred ABC :Ml Betty Ctwker ABC t:tt Harry Babbltt't Second Cup ! coiree tiuo ess 00 Breakfast Club ABC 00 Hank Henry Shw 30 Helen Trent CBS 9:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 30:1 Young Dr. Ma lone CBS 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:55 Whispering Street ABC 11:15 Perry Mawjn CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Adalrt Musical Fair 12:00 Noon BdiUnn Newi 12:15 Payleu Sidewalk Show 32:30 Houte Party CBS 12:45 Paul Harvey ABC 1:00 The BU Rinf Show ABC , 1:13 Stop & Shop 1:20 It Happen Every Day CBS 1:25 Stop V Shop 1:30 Mary Margaret McBride ABC 3:00 Belly Crocker ABC 2:05 Ban Brief! 3:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3 30 Better Living 3:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Cal Tinney ABC 3:55 Betty Crocker ABC 4:00 Women' Kewsdesk CBS 4:05 Jimmy Wakely CBS 4:13 Ted Malone ABC 4:30 Bouncing with Baraboo 4:45 When ft Girl Marrica ABC BOO Spin with Wynne - 5:30 Edward Murmw CBS 5:45 Leo'i Photo School 00 Today'a SporU Highlight ' :13 Home Town New 25 Wortd Newa Summarr . 0:30 What'i My Line CBS 7:00 The Lone Ranger ABC 7:25 Police Blotter ABC 7:30 Mvitery Theatre ABC 00 Meet Corliss Archer ABC - :30 Mr. President ABC S:00 FBI in Pace and War CBS :30 Club U CBS 10.-00 10 p.m. Headline 10:15 Sam's Other Show 10:30 Bill Bandstand 11:00 Greeting the New Year from Den ver IBS 11:05 Lou Morgan Orch. CBS 11:13 Bill McCune Orch. CBS 11:30 Hal Mclntyre Orch. CBS 11:45 Robert Norrii Orch CBS 13:00 Greeting the New Year from Hollywood CBS 12:03 Benny Strong Orch CBS 12:30 Xavier Cugat Orch CES 12:45 Carlton Hayea Orch CBS 1:00 Sign Off Nes Summary 1.-05 Sign Off KFJI 115 Kc PST Tuesday Etc. In r, December 31 ' 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS . riS Klamath Theater Quis . :30 Around Town News Something to TMnk Abeut 6:43 Sam Haes DLBS I U Bill Henry MBS 7:00 John Sebastian Show 7:13 Vincent Lopes Orchestra 7:30 Affairs of Peter Salem MBS 00 Count of Mont Cricto DLBS t-30 Klamath Sports Album Comfort costs so little with CINTX4L HEATING Revolutionary niw way lo heat your hem economically SEE IT HERE I PEYTON &C0. Ph. 5149 835 Market - Gala Celebration at the Willard Hotel NEW YEAR'S EVE Feorurinq: , TED MIKELS and CO. Top Fliejht Entertainer from PORTLAND You'll Rave About Their Ventriloquism Act e Magician Act Musical Entertainment Also Featurinq PAT STAR Noted Acrobatic Dancer Floor show at 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. A fun-packed evening t en reasonable price -$3.50 Per Person Includes Dancinq Floor Shows Favors Hats Horns ond Lot Supper at 2:30 a.m. Dinner Served 7 p.m. to Midnight- $3.00. ' . STEAK FRIED CHICKEN S PRIME RIBS OF BEEF WILLARD HOTEL The Ponderota Rooms and the Main Banquet Room will be transformed Into a beautiful winter wonderland for your enjoyment. PHONE 4161 FOR RESERVATIONS 8 43 lfeidelherg? Harmonalrei 00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 9:!3 Fulton Lewia MBS B M Magic Carpet 43 Spoils Final 9 A3 Titut Moody MBS 10 00 Meditation In Musi 11:00 Night Owl Club 12.00 Sign Off KFJI llifl Kc PST , Wednesday, December 31 8:00 Sunrise News 6:03 Sunrise Serenade 6 30 Farmer's Jamboree 7:00 Hemingway News UBS 7:13 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 30 Rest Buys 7:45 Sam Hayes MBS 7:55 First Edition Local News 00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:13 Tex Brneke Show 8 23 News MBS 8 3d Breakfatt Gang MBS 8:45 Fran Warren Sting. 0:00 Notes from the Srooper :15 Sons of the Pioneers 30 Date in Holtywocxf 43 Mustc of Manhattan t 1000 Newspaper of the Air DLBS 10:13 Tello Test DLBS 10:30 The Answer Man DLBS 10 43 A Visit to La Points 11.00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:25 New MBS 11:30 Queen tor a Day MBS 12:00 Name Bands 12:13 Noonday News 12:30 Best on Record 12:45 Farm and Market Btportl 12:30 Klamath Notes 12:53 Currm's 1 DO Jack Kirk wood MRS 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 3:00 Two at 3:00 3 30 Sun River Dave 2 55 News MBS 3:00 Melodic Interlude 3 03 News DLBS 3:13 Rickya Request 3:45 Paula Stone Show UBS 4 00 Coffee with Katie 4:13 Hemingway Newa MBS 4:30 Curt Maaeey Tim MBS 4 45 Sam Hayes News MRS 5 00 Songs of the B-Bar B 3:30 Wild BUI Hick ok MBS 3:55 Cecil Brown MBS 0:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS :15 Klamath Theater Quia M Around Town News 40 Something To Think Aaan 6:45 Sam Hayes DLBS 53 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 The John Sebasllsn Show 7:15 Vincent Lopez Orchestra 7 30 Cisco Kid DLBS 8.00 What's the Nam l Song MBS 8:30 U Never Know 8:45 Your Star Time 00 Newspaper of th Air DLBS :ls ruiton Lwis jr. mam 9:30 Artie Shaw Orchestra 9:45 Freddv Martin Orchestra 10:00 Tex Beneke Orchestra 10:15 Ray Mc Kin ley urcnesira 10:30 Dane Orchestra 10:45 Dance Orchestra ll: -oa Dance Orchestra 11:35 New Year s Eve In San Francis co DLBS 13.-05 Sign Off KCNO 57t Kc PST Alturas, California Wednesday, December 31 7:30 News 7:45 Farm Markets 8:00 Bulletin Board 8:15 Hollywood Serensders 8:30 News-Mid Morning 6:35 Band Music 8:45 Harmony Shop 9 00 Music With Your Meals 9:15 American Folk Music 9:30 Morning Melodies 10:00 News 10 :03 Soorta 10:13 Club Meetings 10:30 Concert Tim 10:45 Fiesta Tim 11:00 Western News m Bnex 11. -05 UP Commentary 11:10 Names in the News 11:15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Musical Round-up 1:33 Eddie umar 12:00 Soorta Pace 12.03 Lake County Newt 12:10 Modoc County Newt 12:15 World News Roundup 12:30 Farad of Hits 12:40 Under the Capitol Don 12:45 Alger Theatre 12:53 Mystery Tun 1:00 Modoc firm Advisor 1:15 Pastoral Call 1:30 Organ Moods 1:43 Melody UUD 3 00 Newt 3 03 Listener's Char 3:00 News-Sports 3:io According to tha Record 3:13 Jan Gsrbcr 3:30 Meet tne sana 3:45 Songs by Peggy Le 4 00 News 4:15 Blue Note Music Kail 4:30 Pop Preview 4:40 News 4:45 Sign Off Kaufman Off Television Show NEW YORK W Playwright George S. Kaufman bis been dropped from the CBS television program "This Is Show Business" because he remarked: "Let's make this one program on which no one sines 'Silent Night.' " He made the remark on the Dec. 31 show. "This was not wittingly an antl religious remark." Kaufman said. "I was merely speaking out against the use and overuse of this Christmas carol in connection with the sale of commercial products." WMNUI KIK" HUMb bgt. Lyle Uai$ Lewis it beck horn after a year of hunting in Korea. Hit fame wat gained for hit one-man forays behind Red lines, provisioned only with candy bars. He holds Kathy, born during his service abroad. Little Andrea, 3, is in the middle, and his wife, Charlene, holds David, 2 as they stand before the map of Korea. Brave Mother ST. ALBANS. Vt. i Doctors today praised the courage of Mrs. was "a big chance" because sur Mary Decelle. 32, who didn't let geons knew she was then living the knowledge of sure death sdoII tne Dirth of her fifth child or the family's Christmas observance. Mrs. Decelle gave birth to an apparently healthy 5 oound T ounce ooy lass aaiuraay, men aied oi cancer less than 24 hours later. The brave mother had pleaded with doctors to be permitted to leave Kerbs Memorial Hospital so she could spend the holiday with ner laniuy at nome. She promised to return the day alter enrtstmas lor a Caesarian section. Doctors let her go home about 10 days before Christmas and on Dec. 28 she kept her promise and returned to the hospital to face the death she. her husband and her parents knew was Inevitable. Dr. Waller Rath said last night. "Mrs. Decelle was one of the most courageous women I've ever met in my life. She held the child long enough for us to take it and then she died." 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NOTES IP from "The Scooper" s Each morning Monday thru Friday at 9 KFJl'e mobile unit "The Scooper" travels the streets of Klamath Foils finding out what tha people think of controversial sub jects of local end national interest. 5000 WATTS The Pioneer Station of the Klamath Batin Dies of Cancer ! she could be home for Christinas only from day to day. "But," (lie doctor added, "the will, determination and courage ol Mrs. Decelle prevailed." The woman s 28-year-old hus band Morton, an electrical mechan ic, said that although his wife knew she was suffering from can cer and all hope had been given up for saving her Hie, she appeared to be happy on her last stay at home. Doctors said that although the newborn child appears "strong and vigorous," tests are being made to determine If he suffered any Ill-effects from his mother's can cerous condition. Mrs. Decelle was found to be suffering from cancer about two months ago when she was six months pregnant. The four other Decelle children are George, 6: Mary Sussn, 5; Judith Lynn. ',: and Nancv Jean. I. Also at the Decelle home for Christmas were Mrs. Decelle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crowaer of Mayodan, N. C, and her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Airs, tart Stewart of Bran ford. Conn. . Decelle said he met his wife while serving in the Army. They were married In Greensboro, N. C. June, 1949. McCarthy Wins Medals WASHINGTON fPk-Sen. McCar thy R-Wisi received six decora tions for his World Wsr II service from the Marine Corps yesterday, almost eight years after his dis charge. The presentation, in the senator's office, was made by Col. John R. Laniean. commanding oflicer of the Filth Reserve Marine District. McCarthy, an air combat intelli gence oil leer, flew 30 combat mis sions in the Pacific. The citations for the Distin guished Flying Cross, the Air Med al and four stars in lieu of addi tional air medals were signed by becretary of the Navy Kimball, The Distinguished Flying Cross was awarded, in the words of the citation, "for heroism and extra' ordinary achievement...." Lanigan aaid the long delay In formal presentation of the awards was not unusual. Giggling Girl Scares Bandit ALBUQUERQUE ( What the holdup man didn't know was that Ruth London has a nervous habit of giggling when she's excited or scared. The bandit coked his revolver Into the window last night as red- haired Ruth, 35. sold tickets for the wrestling show of husband- promoter Mike London. "Give me the money," he de manded. Ruth tittered. "I'm not kidding this Is seri ous," he muttered fiercely. Ruth giggled again. "All right." he blurted, shovlni 11.50 through the window. "Olmme a ringside seat." he grabbed It and lied. TV DOESNT AFFECT WEATHER CHICAGO A Wisconsin worn- an who blames the presence nf nearby television aerials for recent heavy rains and snows which poured too much moisture on her crocus plants doesn't have the sup port of Admiral Corp. electronics engineers. They Ray the weaiiier has had its erratic swings although the growth of TV has been fairly steady in most sections of the coun try. Chicago had Its heaviest snow fall on record last winter and un usual rains lsst spring but the sum mer and fall were dry, the TV men say. ram Paulette Shuns Hair Dye; Says inner Fire By KRSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD NKAI Exclu sively Yourv Blondes and red heads are leading the movie rip parade, but brunelle 1'auletle Ood dnrd, making her Hist movie In Hollywood 111 three years, won't he renclilnir (or (he pcronUle or henna bolt If s. "The shade of a girl's hlr l no more excllliig lo a mnn than the color of her ftiiKPinnlls" die said. "Onlv the Inner woinnn can start the lire." On the theory, no doubt, Hint extiome drcolleUge helps reveal the Inner woman, raulelte, in a low-cut gown, was revealing a fireat deal or the Inner Paulrlle for a scene in "Harness Bull." In which she plays a sexy escort burenit queen. Paillette's hiding her J'-'SO.OOO col lection of Jrel.i to plav a working goil In a TV film scries, "White Collar Olrl." which Anita Loos Is writing and she told me: Believe me, It's not type cast ing. But I've made quite a study Marilyn Monroe, Chaplin Top '52 Headline Makers By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD Iti-Who were the top headline makers in Hollywood during 19 W.' My private poll has sampled opinion among the news gatherers in GlaniorvlUe and has come up with a list of the 10 blgge.it space grabbers. They figured In the news for widely different reasons. One possessed a heavenly frame. One achieved fame by crying in public. Several were In and out of marital troubles. One was In Jail. Here are the top 10, not in any particular order of Importance: 1. Marilyn Monroe. Just about everything she did seemed to make the papers. Of course, she was aid ed by her fabulous figure. 2. Charlie Chaplin. He got back in the news by starting his first film In five years. But the big news Reds Planning Radio Offense BONN, Germany IP The Rus sians are planning a gigantic radio offensive against the West In 1953. It's designed to black out sta tions still piercing the Iron Curtain and tn extend the Kremlin's "hate the West" propaganda broadcasts to new millions in free Europe. Allied officials here have re ported this to their governments after studying Intelligence reports on radio developments In Soviet occupied East Germany. Until recently the Voice of Amer. lea, RIAS, the powerful American station In Berlin, and the Britnh Broadcasting Corporation could be heard by ast Germans without Interference from the Russian Jam ming system. Now Russian technicians and German workers are feverishly building a chain of high-powered transmitters In East Germany from the Baltic to the Czechoslovak border. Allied officials believe the Rus sians first will use tins new radio chain to Jam these Western stations and then to hurl a oarrage of vi cious propaganda broadcasts to Western Europe. Anastasias On Carpet WASHINGTON i.fl A congres. slonal" subcommittee today de manded from Atty. Gen. McOran ery "all the circumstances" of the Immigration and naturalization of the Anastasia orotners Aioert, Anthony. Joseph and Gerardo All four are waterfront figures in New York. Chairman Walter (D-Pa) of a House Judiciary subcommittee In vestigating Immigration said in statement he wrote McOranerv that the four brothers originally entered the U. 8. Illegally by Jump ing ship and have subsequently throueh various procedures, ob tained a readjustment of their Immigration status to that of per manent residents." Albert Anastasia has often been described as a major figure In Murder. Inc.. reputedly a ktll-for- pay mob which operated In Brook lyn in tne isjiis. H refused' to answer many ques tions when he was questioned re cently by the New York Crime commission during lis nivrsuK" tion of the New York waterfront. What surprises this committee (the House group;." waiter wrote McOranery. "Is the fact that ac cording to Information now avail able, all four of them (the Ana stasias) had extensive criminal records before they were admitted for permanent residence and had allegedly committed certain crimes between the time of their admission and thtlr naturaliza tion." ITS AND DOWNS OVER BINOHAMTON, N.Y. Ml James E. Price figures he's traveled vertically about four-fifths of th way around the world In his 17 years as an elevator operator In the three-story postofflce building. "The Job was a cinch when I started, only IS or 20 trips a day." he said. Now with all the office In the building filled, he aays It has become s tiresome Job. Now 70. and recently retired, he'd like to go to Florida and fish for awhile. Waitlltir Billsi fr Kitpa. solK Oak kuk nS Fafil- Fall Mltal Plata Plnait qaalllr iprm launalnf hnarS. Tantl ailS Ity ararld't Irafllnf ae amllral entlntrrl. Yt Warlllfcr nana! art sal Jail a tir 4llara hat arlaallr hanaraaa at If aa wall ball. Thla la aeramallatiaS thraeaa Iha apallratlan af maaara afflcltnt faftlarr ana markatlnff math aaa, aaltlnf a mw ttanaari In tha plana Jnanatrr. Rani ana af tnaia laaalr aplnal planaa If yaa wlh. Apply rani far a raaaanabla tlma taw-art parrhaaa. Tha laaalf calanlal aplnal Ul al.llraraa vllk bases. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. I3S N. Ilk Rammana Org-aa of working girls." California's still Pailletle'a lrgal residence but utrr three years ol movie-making In Mexico and Eu rope she saya "Home Is wherever my luggage Is." TMuiii' Bergen's ailmllllng he Inst hunk of green stuff with his In dependent film, "Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd In Hwciteti.' The as-inliiulo color film was snipped down lo ;'0 mlmiles and released by Warners. "I finally gat enough out of It la pay for the cameraman's sala ry." Bergen told me. "My salary for one day i more Ihau I got out Of me, picture." But Bergen's cheerfully digging Inlo his weighty wallet for the mc- ond year to stand a major share of the expenses lor Kdgar Bergen's Operation Simla Cluus gills lor wounded servicemen. June Haver who has been a bachelor girl ever since her short lived marriage to Jimmy Ziln, is came when he decided to visit his native F.nuland. The U. a Juatire Department said he would have to apply for a clean bill of health before getting back Into this coun try. 5. Walter Wanger. Having shot his wile's agent in 105.1. he paid for It in 1952 with a four-month Jail sentence. 4. Mnrlo Lanca. Ho started out the year as the top attraction in show business. Then he rsn Into difficulties wilh his studio and refused to report tor a picture. At year's end, he was unemployed, Incommunicado and faced with a multiiiilllion-dollar suit brought by his flttidio, 6. Johnny Ray. He ro lo fame on the basis -of perpetual emotion. . Lana Turner, As usual her romantic Involvements were In the news, she busied uv1 with Bob Topping, got a mysterious cut in a shower accident, had a much publicised romance with Fernando Lamas. By the end or the year, both Topping and Lamas were out of her life. 7. Howard Hughes. His maneu vering with RKo made the finan cial news of the year. He wanted to sell out but ended up with the company again, piua the down payment of the reluctant buyers. o. mia navworm. Her on. and. oft marriage wilh Prince Aly Khan was mined oi ns news value throughout the year. . Humphrey Bogart. He finally gov nis jusi reward irom the Academy an Oscar tor "The African Queen." 10. Lucille Ball, she was the hit of the yesr on TV. Now she is hav ing one of the most publicized battles In history. New Year Toll Estimated CHICAOO 'ft The Nstlonal Safely Council today estimated that 410 Americans will die In traffic accidents during the four-day New Year holiday period. The organisation last week esti mated that 590 would be killed in motor vehicle accidents In the four-dry Christmas week end. The total in an Associated Press sur vey was 550, an ail-time record. The prevoua record was 55S In the four-day Christmas holiday of 1936. Accidental deaths In this year's Christmas holiday were 744 as compared to last year's record 789. Included were 82 persons killed In fires and 10 others who lost their lives In various types of acciaents. The All-Dry Budget Bundle sen Ice at Men'a Hand Ijiundry saves yen time and money: WIN COMPLIMENTS yjo4 r7 j so It's a very "Oood Morning!" when you wear this fresh, crisp style to breskfast. 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" Wlnnlngcr told liio : "1 created Ihe part tin llioadwuy, plnvcd It on Hie screen and radio anil I think Ciiilnln Andv would bo wnmtorful on TV." bllver-lialred Charlie "I'm M! but I always say I'm 00" la as confuted e everybody on why Joe V- Ilrnun luiidrd the role Hi MClM's recent reiuuke of the Kdua Ferber classic. "I guess they were alrnld I'd ask for lu much money. I didn't see Ihe lllin but people aav lliev missed inc." On working wilh Vera Itnl-lnn in "Voyage." Charlie anld: "You know something? This girl Is a good little actress." Fernanda Lamas, al the Lux Theater rehearsal, asked Jack Cm son: "Huw many liinguages do you speak?" Carson Hipped lini k. "vliiRllsh and that's the one you don't." Brenda Marshall wife of Bill Holden Is okay following a serious bout with anemia . , Anne Baxter on bring crltlcked for bellowing In a smart cafe: "I have a loud voire and ll rn riles. I don't menu to bo rude. I'm Just a blg-volced CAST TIMES TONITI 0nan 6 JO P.M. Phone 8484' WEDNESDAY ONLY own riHKM. . J v r GRANT CHAIN PEOPLE .WILL TALK e -jp m m i a I f jfvaxiitl K'T&na, ' 1 L FREE DISHES I WHWDIESI f Th Road's Clear!!!) It s Leaded Wit Luscious lali-lali f Oint ... and a) CROSBY HOPE UHOUR Z VTaBr I 1 aassaataaWWsy jSstj Z 2sTA.,isTHURS. Surrounding Bill I .fl NEXT WEDNESDAY FOR fvlPWYWRXCnWIV m llkslll I M 11 WW fta kai lllltllf I mmmm 4) am as TUG RTOnflE 1 1 lUvvmvqh a PrHM. TV la la.aaaaiaaa' Aa.ln.Vtl 00 , CMIarM... SO. IIA1S HOw'OrtSAI.It. 4mmn Gets Man girl " . . Bobby Van and alirlaL I nui Oarrell are parrying tlsf "Will . voti wed?' question Willi "More lllin likely, bill w want lo wait a while." . , When Fox aaktd U-I to limn Jeff Chandler for Iha role of Demetrius In "The Robe." U I asked (or Marilyn Monroe In exchange, The rx answer was a big "NO." Robert Carson's inaglo atory about Hollywood. "The Maglo Lan tern," has all Hollywood pu.llng over the Identity nf lis characters, A nntmniil magatlne reports the linporlalion of a non-alcnhollo bear sperlallv breed nr children, aw eel and more nutrlllniis than candy. Let's gel III II theaters quirk to re place those nolay candy wrappers. I'elcr l.awford's enmedv role al U-I will be a taxi driver who la Ihe biancsl liar In the world. Shellev Winters, on Ihe ava nf molheilinod, Is Ihrmleiilng lo walk up to Jerrv Lewis when there's a crowd around and scream: "When are you going 10 marry me. von cadi You promised, you know I" Uhe'll probably do It, loo. NOW SHOWING , mu-n IMC win NOW SHOWING . S Tha Vaof HO NltlAINMtNI VAIUCI ftU Our Game Caesaalv CARTOON . NIWJ at 4t 41 I I .s. aitaafl m.....mV I KWtirXl IIChLoLOR; "l"! I nnwo rfV1"" im0"" ' nib I fiTiImmr . lUhnnrnu . IIniiu 1 UUUAIUKL IT lUMUl, tWUlAJI ri 1 DISNIY CAHTOON I ll I MTI SMITH SHORT I a . 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