Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1946 — Page 36

HOLL | Gustav Machaty, producer of the film “Jealousy,” assertedly financed by heiress Barbara Hutton, was to be cross-examined today on testimony he never hired Fred Seelig to publicize the movie, Mr, Seelig, suing Mr. Machaty for $3180 in back pay, testified Count Degenhard Wumbrand, identified as a “member of the international soclety set,” obtained the original film investment from Miss Hutton. The count pyramided the amount to $200,000, Mr..Seellg sald. The publicist claimed he was employed as publicity director at a promised salary of $4520 but received only $1340, Mr, Machaty, also produced the Austrian film “Ecstasy,” in which Hedy Lamarr made her American debut in nude sequences,

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© BY Sclencé Service WASHINGTON, May 9.—Florida, Georgia and Alabama may be facing infantile paralysis epidemics this summer, though it is too early in the pollo season for definite indications. The fact that these states have been, spared serious outbreaks for the past few years may be one count against them. Florida already has had 77 cases reported since the first of the year. This is the highest figure for any state except California which: has had 114 cases so far this year, New York state with 59 cases and Texas with 45 are other high polio states. The measles epidemic which has been attacking 35000 to 40,000 youngsters a week this spring is due to slacken shortly.

New officers of the Creston 4-H club elected recently were Dolores Warriner, president; Lois Hamilton, vice president; Anna Mae Wehmeir, secretary; Beverly Jackson, song leader; Janice Helt, games chairman; Suzanne Gilbert, reporter, and Patty Owens, treasurer.

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Smallpox is still a problem in the Puget Sound area, with six cases) A discussion, “What the OPA and one death reported by the | Means to You,” will be presented by state of Washington for the week the One World forum at 8 p.m. to- ending 1 May 8. morrow at Social hall, 320 N. Pennsylvania st. Charles Wierick, district OPA information officer, will be the principal speaker. Possible afliation of the One World forum with the national “win the peace

FIRE SWEEPS JAP TOWN NIIGATA; Japan, May 9 (U. P.).| ~—More than 7000 homeless persons were flocking here today after a| conflagration which swept the town |

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DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Tb Thurs, May 9, 1046

Fire resulting from a kerosene graANSON—Minnie, age 73 years, of 1237 stove explosion gutted the first floor | Nordyke Aves Wile of Shrtis unison, of the ‘Allen Mitchell residence, 1408) moINeT of Gloria Hafner. st Te : ft M W. Court st. early today. Extent of Elizabeth eu PY . damages was not estimated.

Elizabeth Carter of Columbus, Muneral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 8 Meridian, Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call any time after 4 p. m, Thursday.

FIFER—Lawrence, of 844 N. Emerson ave. entered into rest Monday evening, age 64 years; husband of Effie Fifer, father of Mrs. Fannie Rachels, Mrs. Lora Stephens, James E., 8. Sgt. Clyde E. Pifer; stepson of Mrs. Clara Fifer; half-brother of Mrs. Grace Hayes, Mrs. Jessie Rohsheib, Mose, Noah and Carson Fifer; grandfather of Joe Ann Stephens and Bill Gene Rachels. Friends may call at Irvington Chapel, 5342 E. Washington st., any time. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., Christian Church, Griffin, Ind. Moore Mortuaries.

FITZGERALD—RElizabeth B, Standard ave, wife of gerald; mother of M, E Agatha Pitz feral and sister of John J. Fitzgerald, eceased;, Mrs. Margaret Perry, Rumford, Maine; Mrs. Minnie Harrington, Lewiston, Maine; Mrs. Annabelle Frazer, Vancouver, B. C.; James and John, Augusta, Maine; Edward and George, Rumford Falls, Maine; Joseph, .Haveral, = Mass; Peter, Lisbon Falls, Maine; Augusta, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Patrick Fitzgerald, Lowell, Mass, passed away Tuesday, May 7. Pu-

G. Richard Ellis, a former captain in the 8th air force intelligence

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Memorial services for deceased members of the Baltimore & Ohio Veterans association will follow a business meeting of the ladies auxiliary, Indianapolis division 25, at {8 p. m. Monday at 220 Virginia ave.

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Curiae.” Trainor, 80. Survivor: Puneral Home. 1604 Morris. Burial oly Cross, of town papers ple ORD-—-Henry Basler, 60. Survivors: | copy. pap Please an: brothers, Charles, Prank. , Miss Minnis Basiér, Mrs. George | Behneider. CROWN POINT~Alex Nieml 63 Burvi-

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FORD—Reba, age 34, of 1113 Division st; wife of Lofton; mother of Alma and Byron Ford; daughter of Mrs. Betsey Weasel; sister of Helen Mobley, Norma Chapman,

vors: Wife, Mimmi; daughter, Mrs. Sylvia | Nellis Walker, Evelyn Bates; Ralph and Sakowics; son, Edward. . Kenneth Weasel, passed away Thursday. Pr Funerdl Saturday, 2 m., at the Ray

ELKHART-—Mrs. Mabel M. Preeby, EVANSVILLE Christian Ziss, 58. Survi-

Street Nazarene church. Burial Glen Haven. Friends may call at the Farley Fu-

yors: Wife, Esther, daughter. Mrs. Helen neral Home, after 2 p. m. Priday. oltz; son, rt C.; sisters, WORTHY 80, % Pots, Mre 2 Holdman; brothers, oF Wins M, Bau v * Jujoved mother arold, Kennet Poxworthy, all of Indianapolis; and halfMrs. Elizabeth K. Buente, 79. Survivor:| geier of Mrs. Mary C. rar: of a Daughter, Miss ig Buente, ette, Ind, passed away Wednesday eveGrant D. Survivors: Farias, ning, May 8, at the residence, 7143 ConMr. and Mrs. D Cooper; sisters, a

gress ave. Funeral services will be held [ate Wald Sunes] Home, Illinois at 5 aturday afternoon, May 11, at Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. A. A. Scha x Mrs, Zane Anderson; sons, Harry K., 1- 3 o'clock. Interment Crows Zl cemetery. liam G.; brothers, A. Z., John; sister, Mrs.

C.D. Tom Collins, Mrs, Charles Day. FT. WAYNE William H. Poihamus, 82

J. D. Collins, GUEOOLEY Pozi M, widow of the late a . osep, . iinooiey, a away sMAMMOND . Albert Clinton Hall, 62.| wednesday. age 61 Years. a ary urvivor ., sce. Miss Marie Gilhooley, Mrs. Stephen RuHYMERA Mrs. Clara McAnally, 88. Sur. | dolph and Mrs. Eve Gilhooley. Service vivors: Daughters, Mrs, Effie Peterson, Saturdsy, 8:30. a. m., at Peace Chapel, Mrs. Gladys Palls, Mrs. Flossie Harmon; | 2050 E. Michigan st, Requiem high mass

Holy Cross church 9 a. m. Priends are welcome. Burial ‘Holy Cross cemetery. Moore Mortuaries. HARDESTY—William A., age 31, son of \ss Lucille, Henry, Mrs. Catherine Ki-| Mr. and Mrs. William 'M. Hardesty, jewskiy son, Patrick. . | brother of Donaid Hardesty, grandson of Mr. an Is. Robertson and Mrs. JASONVILLE—Oscar Dougherty, 75. Bur- » i vivors: Sons, Thamer, Olibert. : brother, | Bea. Mikael Yay Ty Tuseday, Went ’ . ’

Harry; sisters, Miss Ida Dougherty, Mrs. | Lillie Mowery, Mrs, Susie Lammery, Mrs {Vashington = Street ‘Methodist Church.

sons, Homer, Roy, Rex. INDIANA HARBOR--James Henry, 67. Burvivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. Agnes Johnson, Mrs. Prances Zurawski, | M

Daisy Beatty. [Priengs invited. Burial Crown Hill CemeJASPER Edward O. Blessinger, 53. Sur-| ery. Priends may call at residence, 226 vivors: Wife, Veronica; daughters, Sister | N. Holmes ave, after 6 p. m. Wednesday. Tharess Eleanor, Sister Olivia, Mrs. Dan | G®0Tge W. Usher Service. Hollander, Mrs, Harold Flick, Mary Cath- | HORN—Pred 8, father of Robert Le erine, Leona, Mildred and Anna Mae| Horn and brother of Mrs. John Allen, Blessinger; sons, Silas, Victor, Roman, Mrs, Raymond Kenny of Cincinnati, O Alois, Sylvester, Claude, Jerome, Eimer, |,ng Mri. Elizabeth Starks of Indianapolis Urban; brothers, Joseph, Pidelis: sisters, | polls,

Mrs, Prank Herbig, Mrs. Adolph Schilling, |Dhiied sway Tuesday. Services Friday,

{1:30 p. m., at Planner & Buch - KINGSLAND--Mrs. Bertha Payne, 50.! ary Priends may call Buchanan Mops Survivors: Husband, Joseph, sister, Miss|pyriaj Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends inFlorense Shy brothers, Dallas and vited $ 8 ug che Ay

KOKOMO—Mrs. Emma Lindsay, 94. Sur- | LEVI—-Mrs. Mul vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Sarah Watkins, | 5% passed away Wednesday evening, Mrs, Gladys Travis, Mrs. Winns Ridoux; | wite of Bam J., mother of Leonard, Sidney R. 8B. {R. and Mrs. David Ochstein, sister of ira, Kathryn, Gray, §7 Hus- | Philip Isancs. Services will be conducted pand Jigtord; tughters, Mn. Helen 2 p: m. Priday at the Aaron-Ruben Funbacker, rs anche a * Rinckesbucker, 8, rs. ineral Home. Friends invited.

Mrs. Kathryn Morrison, | Miss Luella Gray, sons, Morrison, Clifford | LITTLE Eiwood 8. 3850 Spann ave. En-

Survivors:

Jr. in la74q jut Sh rest Tuesday, age 50 years, LA PORTE—-Wilbur H. Brown, 48. Bur- | Robert L of “ i dutle, aad monet vivors: Wife, Oma; daughter, Miss Alice Little; brother of Mrs. Bernard Devers, Brown; son, James. “ rs. Wilbur C. West, Mrs. Hobart Pyles, MONROEVILLE—Prank C. Grotrian, 85, | James A, Eimer F. and Gustaves R. Lit

le, Services Baturday, 10 a. m, at Peace

MARSH--Jonas Frank, age 86, of 3501 E ; 10th st, formerly of Wilkinson, Ind. NAPPANEE~Riley Otto Hepler, 80. Bur- | heloved husband of Della N, Marsh and | vivors: Wife, Delia; daughters, Mri Hazel | father of Willlam L. Marsh, grandfather Orinnin, Mrs. Marie Smith; sons, Harold, of Willard C., Mrs. Mildred Alford of

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Paul Monroe; brothers, Monroe, Chauncey. Eden, Ind. Mrs, Mary Land of Pendleton ; NEW ALBANY—George Charles Shep-|Ind. Mrs. Edith King of Indianapolis and BERT S. GADD herd, 49. Burvivors: Wife, Agnes B.; son, seven great-grandchildren, passed away |2130 Prospect Bt George Charles Jr Thursday a. m. Funeral services Satur- STE ER'S PRINCETON—Alva Parker, 34, Survi-|day, 3 p. m, from Shirley Bros, Central GRINSTEIN vors: Bon, Johnnie; daughters, Barbara | Chapel, 948 N. Illinois. Burial McCray | 1601 BR New York Jean, Lorreta Mad and ry Hiisahuth Cemetery, Wilkerson, Ind. Priends may |” ERRMANN Parker; ‘mother, Mrs. George nson;iecall at chapel after noon Friday. 6. H H brother, Gerald! sistérs, Mary Catherine MOORE—Catherine A. of 114 5. Ritter |1508 8. EAST MA-8480 Johnson, Mrs. Ethel Daugherty. ave., age 70, beloved wile of Prof 3 R TITUS SANDBORN--Mrs, Martha Dusenbery |g Moore, mother of John Lewis, Donald HISEY 5 | Gross, Survivors: Da ters, Mrs. REarl| oo ard Moore and #e randchil 1 N. Delaware SL £3 Handford, Mrs, Lowell sisters, Mrs. | oo “gf led away Th aye. grandenil"Erma Kenney, Mrs, Ethel Wampler; | [E00 HB Re ny 2 ure 7a. Jn, Funts) SHIRLEY BR! er | Re eid Pot orem ML. imc Survivors: Wife, Mae; sons, Orval, John, a Wauington Park, An may call at “JONES S & y HURT VORTUARY | Een, Murl; daughters, Mrs, ances riley Bros, Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E SHEFIELD APEL Black, Mrs. Doris Loy, Miss Ada Brooks, | Washington, from 1 p. m. Friday until Day and Night PD ARH Service Grace and Vera Brooks, Mrs. Pmms Dix. gos Saturday and at the church after|32326 Shelby st. GA-3570 . om.

SHELBYVILLE — Mrs, Dora Onarroll, 63. Survivor: Husband, George.

| SOUTH BEND-—Mrs. Wilhelmina Skusa, mond,- beloved wife of William H. Patt-

, i ters, Miss Klsie eu prars 1 Bien. brother, Sorod W. Pattmann, grandmother of Mrs. Bdith . . Wiese Douglass and great-grandmother of Ken- Hosier Mills TERRE HAUTE-Mrs. Nellie Tiley, 88. |neth H., Douglass,” passed away Tuesday. |J, on Y Survivors: Husband, John D.; daughter, | Funeral Friday, 2 p. m, O. H. Herrmann | 1234 Prospect St. MA-9430 634 N. N bl | Maton Pay Tey: aha Jay, na. Puneral Home, 1508 8. East st. Priends|' . INODl® Alp! aul; sisters, Mrs. Donald- | invited. Burial Orown Hill. Friends ma; | om ET Av: ‘Wr. Vitam | ited. Burial Orown ’| FLOWERS, SHRUBS, PLANTS 8a . nderson. et OL Ak nea Butler, #3. Survivors: Wife, | RAMEY Elizabeth J. 718 W. 34th st. | FLOWERS PERPEOTLY ARRANGED CLERKS N: : , % wife of the late Willlam L, mother of 200 W, 21st Jjancy: sons. Leo. Harold; devghets, Mrs. th Belle and George 1. Ramey ot ATKINS Flower Shop *"\ 2

Bova, Virgil, Oecil; sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Pope, Fannie Butler, Mrs, Au n, Mrs, Roxie Vaught, Mrs. Matilda Doyle MoKee, 87. Survi-

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[atvivorst Wife, Sarah; daughters, Mrs Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st, Friends are|~ Awrence Lepper, Mrs. Joseph Zemper,| y.icome, Burial Crown Hill. Moore Morsons, Prank Jr, Edgar, Raymond, Ervin, | tuaries : # | Carl, Oscar; brother, Daniel, sister, Mrs

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SCROGGINS Sadie A.; mother of Mrs. Nora E. Wilson, died at- the home of Mrs. Wilson, 5423 Carrollton ave, Wednesday. Service Friday, 3 p. m, at the Kirby Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. STATSMAN—Fred H., husband of Nellie "father of Howard C. and Mrs. Betty Hughes, passed away at his residence, 5033 Broadway, Services from the nigane o> Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at Mortuary. TURNEY—Dr. Homer E., of 8019 Guilford ave., entered into rest Tuesday at Rich-

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CARD OF TEANKS 3 PEARSON—We are deeply appreciative and extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their many acts of love and kindness extended in our recent ‘bereavement, the loss of our beloved Sara E. Pearson We aio extend grateful thanks for the many beautiful floral tributes, cards and messages of sympathy. Our sincere thanks to E. E Ballard, singers, pianist, employees of Kroger Grocery Baking Co., members of the Eastern Star and Sterling Funeral Service. MR. AND MRS. CHAS. W. PEARSON reid) AND DAUGHTER WHETSEL —Our deepest gi deepest gratitude and appreciation is extended fo our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their acts of love and kindness extended in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved Clifton Meari Whetsel, We also extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, cards and letters of sympathy. Our sincere thanks to Rev. A, C. Brooks for his message of consolation, organist and Flanner & Buchanan service. FPAMI

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CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS

Hosiery purchasing privileges. Attractive low - cost cafeteria.

Real Silk

Produce and Stock

Age 18 to 35; permanent position; vacation with pay. Apply Mr. Wilson.

KROGER'S

1011 E. Bt, Clair

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4 Attractive starting salary with: excellent opportunity for future.

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5.Day Week.

American States nsuraite Co. . $43 N. Meridian

URSDAY, MAY 9, 1946

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% MOULDINGS, INC. NEEDS : * 2 Complomelers for Pay Roll Dept. * | Comptometer for Billing Dept. WE OFFER

® 5-Day Week eo Time and One-half for over © Hours ® Group Insurance e Bonus o Air-Conditioned Office

Market -

Well established firm with ma several stenographers.

STENOGRAPHERS

Willing to train if inexperienced. Conditions of work are excellent; 5-day work week, Goce rate %f pay and the positions are permanent,

Call Mr. Fellmy, LI. 2323

INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

in-office in Indianapolis needs

mA Apply in person.

CLERK-TYPIST

General office work with light dictation. Immediate and perma. nent employment. Apply in person.

Fairway Furniture Co. 133 W. Washington

CLERKS—BILLERS— STENOGRAPHERS

5-Day, 40-Hour Week

STOKLEY-VAN CAMP, INC, 941 N. Meridian St.

EXPERIENCED

COLORIST

for our downtown store Multiphote Studio, Full time and permanent employment; 40-hour week. Apply Employment Office, 7th floor,

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. Women for Counter Work

Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian

CURB GIRLS

18 35 years. Spencer's Restaurant 4411 Allison lle rd. Experienced |

Dictaphone Operator 3 cera clerical work. Steady employment, pleasant surroundings, See Mr. Smith or Mr, Bayless. Hogan Transfer & Storage Corp. 863 Mass. Ave.

Factory Opportunity We have a few jobs available on ow: night shift, 3:30 p. m. to 132, for women machine operators; prefer experienced women 18 to 35; excellent starting rates and working conditions. Apply employment office.

McQuay Norris Mfg. Co.

1737 Massachusetts Ave

GLOVE OPERATORS

Experienced Apply in Person

Senate Avenue Glove Plant

1315 Senate Avenue

Work With J. A. Goodman at NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nearly everyone knows the msn who brought the hosiery industry to Indianapolis over 25 years ago, which has the reputation for the highest earnings and finest working conditions. Fine transportation facilities here. Opening now for

Experienced Ranner Machine Operator

Girls for Trainees in Plant 750 E. Michigan Call RI-6511, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

GIRLS

18 to 30 to learn Dosis SEAMING, MEND-PRE-BO ING.

ING, Splendid copartuaity for permanent, well-paid

REAL SILK | HOSIERY MILLS N. Noble

HOUSEKEEPER

White, to care for home, cook for. 3: no laundry; liberal time off. GA-2859.

White Hotel Maid "mines

roundings. Good hours. Sherman House, 247 McCrea

TRL White, general housework; assist children; stay; $20. BR-9362.

LAUNDRY HELP

BX. Shirt Press Operator.

NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY

MA-0116 448 Virginia

Salesladies

Counter work in dry cleaning branch stores. Permanent daytime work.

Davis Cleaners 2835 Northwestern

Office Clerk Also Typists Far Downtown Office

Apply Employment Office 1230 W. Morris St. Except Saturday

Indianapolis

Power & Light Co.

700 W. Morris | FEMALE HELP WANTED 9) FEMALE HELP WANTED ’ | CHORUS GIRLS yitb of without {train you tree. Good salar Sr Fi, Stenographer Hughie Mack, Fox

Dictaphone Operator

Credit department; experience desirable but not necessary. 40-Hour Week,

The Pure Oil Co.

810 Test Bldg. Monument Circle

STENOGRAPHER

Attractive openi - of ae) pening for girl 20-35 years

R.K.0. RADIO PICTURES

430 N. Ninos. RI-2582,

‘COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER

Opportunity te Advance

Take any car or bus to 30th St, Cross Town line to Columbia Ave.

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2900 Columbia

. STENOGRAPHIC ositions are available for in stenographic and other Br phone work Good y. ‘pleasant working conditions and security. mplo mont rails

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work

| STENO.-ASST, BOOKKEEPER

BTEADY JOB — GOOD PAY APPLY 113 8. PENN,

College-trained Girls

for service representative and other Telephones Work. Age 20-28.

Office

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INDIANA BELL TE TELEPHONE CoO. SECRETAR for small Jewish Family

Service Agency. Must be experienced bookkeeper, stenographer, good pay, short hours. Vacation, Jewish and legal holidays. Mr. Bermen, LI-6513,

TYPIST

100 LL And clerics) work for company ‘m ak! ucts, Steady wor, Fre ry Good opportunity.

Apply Personnel Office

PITMAN MOGQRE CO.

1200 Madison Ave

TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS

needed for permanent positions under Indiana Merit System. No experience necessary: $120 a month starting salary. Chance for advancement. Liberal vacation and sick leave. Group insurance, employee's credit union, pension plan, See Miss Smith, 3d Floor, 141 8 Meridian St.

H. S. Graduate

to learn attice procedure. Some tvpin and cashie 40-Hour week. Pleasan working , fons. See Mr. Kriese,

219 E. WASHINGTON

Typists, Stenographers Clerical Workers Good starting salary; 38la-hour week, Marion County Department of Publie-Welfare, 148 E. Market st.

WAITRESSES

for downstairs store luncheonetts, Part time or full time employment. Must be experienced. Apply employment office, 7th floo

THE WM. H. BLOCK co.

YOUNG WOMEN

Post-War Wage Increases In Effect

Average weekly earnings for the first year up te $35 for a 40-hour week.

General Office Detail Clerk

18 to 25; typist or Alehogtapher} high school graduate; mu A capable

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Hepet, A rtunity for a secure ing salary,

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American States Insurance Co. 542 WN. Meridian

STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position; 44-hr. wk, Overtime after 40 hrs, Good salary. Apply

‘Hetherington & Berner, Inc. 701 KENTUCKY AVE.

~ TELEPHONF GIRL-TYPIST Attractive position 20 tor girl

RK.O. RADIO PICTURES, INC.

430 N Mlinois

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