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«Business Legislator’s Hiness Tightens Deadlock | C

‘A Hot Subiject- Deciding Vote wr pio gual Public Housing Of GOP Is in By Harold Hartley Mayo Clinic

PUBLIC HOUSING is hotter than a firecracker.

And-the home builders aren't going to let the political! The hospitalization of a Repub-

lican Senator tightened the dead-

lock in the State Legislature to-

boys make patronage out of shelter. 200 - Marion County 4,

I dropped in for dinner with. Residential Builders last night at ——

the Athenaeum. : R. Earl A Class in Sewers to pass their key ‘home rule” wel-

—— Senate Republicans today for § the second time were unable §

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8. OF 2 by 3%. They seldom hit ‘trouble, quite.

seems best fit for the job.” But when the count comes after pay also took an automatic ‘the measurements on the nose. or ine job . 0 A i aunt !

: . Techamts sum of $170.000 00 man ha Mr. Kirby said he hasn't decided the recording. deduction will do ,ist6] a $78.40 check and a money

The Board of Sanitary Commiss sioners Perh:

And bald and ruddy i Peters. state boss of the FHA, got’ I ‘DON'T LIKE to think’ of fare bill without the deciding vote, Winnipeg, Man., aboard their | - A jockeyed behind the mike “for a sewers, I even turn my head when of Sen. Roy Conrad, Monticello, {luxurious, 10-car red and green dust. few words” at the head table. I pass a manhole on the street. who is in the Mayo Clinic at Lagi A He told the builders that he had. But T heard Fred Palmer and Rochester, Minx, ignlight of their eight-hour it straight from the Federal Hous- Harry Claffey conduct a class on The legislature received another |v s ere is expected to be | years ing and Home Finance Agency sewers in such a way that I sat joit yesterday from the unexpect- ja tour of the Royal Canadian | soul i that there would have to be 1000 up and took notice. They were ed defeat in Congress of the tax {Mounted Police's main base, in- : new homes in Indianapolis, 500 talking to builders. bill containing the Jenner amend- jcluding an inspection of RCMP profes for sale and 500 rentals. Maa ment. barracks and museum, a chang- N > wv . FRED ‘PLAYED the role of Democrats, who hours earlier, {ing of the guard and tea with) ( AND QNCE THE signal is teacher. He had a map of the Were all set to give in on the wel-| top-ranking officers. ana A called, the’ builders would have| town with eight districts, all in|fare bill, refused to budge when Keep Path Clear show 90 days to get them up. If they| colors, like the map of Europe in they heard the news from Con-| At least 2000 uniformed troops don't he said, the government a school geography. And he made 8Tess. : . land 300 Mounties were detailed T would take over. lit simple. Call for Final Vote | |to keep clear the path of the Micell Those are fighting words to, He said the sewers followed the But Republicans called for a (official motorcade taking the : builders. You could feel the blood streams, and drained out of the final vote on the méasure ‘any- royal couple on their tour of tioned pressure in the room jump. And high ground. or the watershed, way and it failed to pass, 25-21. the city. : diana] Marion Graves did even better. He taking advantage of gravity. Democrats, lacking Hat Despite a cold 15-mile-an-hour athlet Jumped to his feet. - aww strength to Kill the bill, lined up wind sweeping in from the bleak € “Remember back in, 1942.” ‘he AND HE SAID we have enough solidly against it. prairies to the west, - 25.000 per- ~~ flung at Mr. Peters whe sandy Sewers to.zun-from hereto Wasks... To push. the: measure through, Shin ry Tounding : towns ME. NO Ly TOO RT RTO SR DC HL EY CL CTE ATIF ie 28 + AOR oy INP LW ERR ae resides! o -- BRPUEA speaker, “Remember when' the (ion if that were trie they'd prob- either Sen. Conrad's or a Demo- afte BR A CT SR Ne > tard Fira government asked for 4200 34y pe running backward. crat’s A snowfall was expected - to = . ¢ ho oA . re SAT com Homses? x x = ’ We've got $100 million worth They had neither today. The tover Je wy Susing the Yoyal GUEST OF HONOR RECEIVES GAVEL—Mrs. Thelma Small, charm “DID THE GOVERNMENT) Ter aid Be ready to shoot er g - " low_freezing. mperature be- Eg. ansville, supreme queen of Daughters of the Nile, is honored by Pris. have to build them?” Mr, Grayes & Wad more. The reason is that! Undaunted by the stalemate. Alvin Kirb led about t'' ballot The 10th Medium Regiment of Mrs. Louise Russell, queen of Koran Temple. the ord {the public, and I'm typical, never Senate GOP Leader John W. > vin Rirdy . . . puzziea about secre alor, : . demanded. And Mr. Peters said. ; Van N id“ li i Regina won the honor of firing a small. Evansville. === ee —— the app “No, private builders did the job.” tDinks of a sewer, until it backs van Ness sa d “Republicans are, the 21-gun arrival salute while Mrs. Thelina Small, . : be t “Phen what's 1000 houses in| UP In the basement or on the'80ing to stay here until we get He’ s a Whole Precinct— the 22d Field Regiment of Gren. Supreme queen of the paughters Local Truck Grain Prices nr _{lawn, Then there's action, plenty, something done—even if it takes! t » "7" of the Nile, was honored at a - . . [The County Mystery [oie Here's One Voter Whose oie tatreen,s Mun luncheon yesterday in the Colum Sik" 08 Yon wr, — * ry Sen, Conrad's wife, meanwhile, p . : aleidl '!" bia Club, followed by a banquet Qid Ne. 2 "white Sor 1139 2 AND MR "PETERS, who was HARRY CLAFFEY, of the San- 8ave no indication of the nature n i $ WwW ‘t 3 S 4 ~ iis A a (rain loaves and ceremonial last night. New No . orn, 31.97 4 Bn . . i - - o y Sad . « ‘ . t Ls od i i. » in no spot to argue, admitted they born Electric Co.. who next Tues- of his illness. But she said “he a 0 on e a ecre Indianapolis time. - Queen of Indianapolis Temple Soybeans. $267 he sa could, and said the time to have day will end his 50th year in the should be back by the first of City. Has Ci Look Koran Mrs. Charles Russell, was Local Not ‘ his : pr them ready is when the Army, lelectric industry, took on county next week. By- DAVE WATSON - expensive one in the city. Pay of Hongda flags waving i in (he NOStess for the event. age otices i a rh «Finance Center people move in. iseptic tanks. ‘Insurance Policy’ “What about my secret ballot?” the election crew which would..." ry and other decorations & Other guests were Mia. Heltie roa OTICE TO TAXPAYERS = and the + i . " < ‘ % . . ae TV - axpavers « v t Thereupon Mr. Peters moved It seems a lot of guys have ne bill. described as the key, Alvin Kirby of 2000 E. 52d St. record his ballot ang keep heir gave the city a cheery 160k. Un- Sehiuter, Past guech 3 the ke. the City of Indianapolis and ail others Nunnal gut. He wasn’t going to let him- been “throwing them in” to make GOP welfare measure, is an “in- cOUld ask this question today. But €¥¢S Open [of election Shenanigans roling of a 100-foot red carpet in f the supn pe Mrs. Board of Banitars JCommamaners, at a Nunn self in for a 200-to-1 shot at the 5 few quick b Hhere was only one answer. will total $104. 1¥on ~ ceded € supreme queen; AIR. ular meeting .heid the 10th day of licensed q ucks. And there's surance licy” to keep checks, y i ront of the City Hall preceded ; sinlh . debating table. And he made an trouble. They're buil po p Thus far, commissioners have sp Meryam Schaaf, queen of ISi8 September, 1951. adopted Sanitary Reso- Voiis 1 y're built too close to- flowing to welfare recipients in| There will be no secret ballot eir civic reception. Temple. and Mrs. Gladys Scholl lution No. 1697 1951, which Resolution years, _end (of the head table) run for gether And th . found no solution to this problem gince the Pri it : ple, 8. stated thal it would be for the public 8 to st , 8 I. An at means sickness,| case federal funds are not re- for Mr, Kirby in the Nov. 6 elec- Since the ncess and her hus- go Il of Evansville health and welfare and of public utility St ne. door. Iplaying around with epidemics. I of expense. The only Saving On pand have shown unusual fond- — ayo oy, 2 Of fvansviie. wid benefit to the citizens and taxpayers anapoli h h : turned to Indiana. tion, despite the law which says the election horizon is the cost of ness for the children of Canada Mrs. Maude Miles, past queen or the Sanitary District to purchase ce: Ww y T ey Don't Harry, who is on the County The Jenner amendment to the he shall have one. transporting an election machine. [,inda Grant, 7-vear-old daughter °' Ft. Wayne and present su-'¢ eal state adjacent 10 the swe Berts THE 1. SAT NEXT to Bill Bridges '1an Board and is chairman of defeated tax bill would return) The 73-year-old retired enter- yo youlq cost $22.90. a City alderman was ashod to preme deputy, gnd Mrs. Eloise Easie Wood whers the sanitary disposal to Upd ' Sr, and "across from Ernest {ne Zoning Board, read the new federal money to Indiana by pro- tainer is the “boss” of the Fifth > Fil wie Beith yh =a t Cf 0 Earl, Badoura of the Terre Haute'Bia0t is located. in the County of Marlen. culating “Hinkle. Both build deluxe houses. {law on tanks. And he brought a 'hibiting Federal Security Admin- 'Precinct, Washington Township. | Plan Paper Ballot [rans cliz a q at City Temple and supreme Nydla. known, as the north hait uf ihe _sguth applica That was a swell spot. I had Plumber fo his feet Fe. ars Ep rom He also is the only registered plans today were to allow Mr. Aj shops and liquor stores were Indjanipoiis Koran Temple of. ey ny Tet for a questions. And they had the 8.82 9 open ED welfare rolls to oi voter in ine precinct. He can't Kirby to use a paper ballot. closed and milk, bread and mail BE a i ames ot Section 21. Township 18 North, Range down. | RE : IT WAS GEORGE REISINGER | public. {hide his vote. : The problem of cost doesn’t deliveries were halted. But beer Al Peters R th Holmes 4 the north wash COT and a part of tion b M "How about these people who Who said, quite frankly, he had! Th t t oft 1 “It doesn’t make much differ- rest lightly with Mr. Kirby. parlors ‘were permitted to stay ma l'elerson, hu olmes an the north west quarter and & part of would | " say they want an old house be-not seen the law, and being a di e By Lien cut off i ence to me” Mr. Kirby said to- “If they must go to all that open. * Wilma Parsons. the south west duarter of Section 11, prised 1 .heause they built them better 25 plumber, he ought to. Siana's a mr a year tate 92: “I've always voted. as far trouble and expense, I might just INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE [Tor The: murouse ot Sreaioans aadinomai’ “Upd vito 40 years ago?” That was my The county put the law on the ore grap x Cause 8 Slate as that goes, but I haven't held as soon not vote at all,” he said. Safe Crackers Get $215 Este NC Ee |R7ound fof aR0ODS Dd other Improve: i et "opening shot. books, but didn't bother to get! oy ye gar €S PubliCi, party line for a long time. Not Technically, Mr. Kirby will be Debits FSiaue (Dents and exieisions lo the sewage dls- Es : 11 » » o - seriptior i THEY Bor laughed. Seems Roun to the plupbers. Since; A congressional tax bill now/cVeP In national elections. voting In = en No me San Se From Filling Station nt EE ote Sy time h y don’t know what the law is, : ‘ mand identification of party a Yeggs got $125 in cash from oper to inspection by all persons inter as if in those days two-by-fours,! they don’t know what to do. goes back to a new conference Votes For the Man’ filiation during the election. And a safe they cracked in a filling ld Se Tate ei, Putentse of Son snhand-sawed, weren't always two- And a plumber who doesn’t committee for further study. “I was reared a Republican, but Mr. Kirby will have a booth in gation at 501 E. Maple Rd. ast lency existing until said real estate has plans § by-fours, but more often 2%; bY know what to do, is in serious Whether the Jenner amendment), ,o._; vote for the man who Which he may mark his ballot. ‘night. J ohn tml he Br i Bh Sianape would be approved again was the : 8 0 you are planning he ALD Dlechane 1a mot to” exceed the let a s

big question in the legislature. to invest in stocks,

r. id : ; . : fy 1 Po mised» length. Tig Ba, Gas Rush? Charge Treasury Drain which of the mayoralty candi- rly Became the "power ,changer containing an undeter- call MArket 3501 Anapolis Thdtana. will hear remonsirances boxing Today they use electric saws and T'VE GOT A TIP from furnace; During the heated debate late dates will get his vote Nov. 6. Mr Keen PELE HE, POWEK mined amount of coins, police THOMSON & MCKINNON (iit of Indiasanolis. and. ail other ber. cesspoo ¢ men to pass on. yesterday, Democrats charged This could be a lucrative elec- . : ¥ {were told. ) 008 intereated at 190 p C81. on knows ey saw straight and right on! i io ged year when the city annexed al puis Valant, 4915 Evanston S1OKERS Monday. October 29. 1951. and the Board - atte button. {If the pressure holds up in the approval of the “insurance policy tion for the Fifth Precinct voter. co ., portion of Washington! u a » le UV 200 CIRCLE TOWER BLDG. of Sanitary Commissioners on thst date for this La Then lumber wasn't always as city gas mains for home heating welfare bill would drain the state] Election commissioners may be Township which included the Ave co-operator of the station, Fi Seieriine the pudiie utilis and bene. corner good in those days. A lot of it this winter, there’ll be a rush for treasury. . . forced to pay him $36 to use his Kirby house. reported the theft. = cosoes—— LOUIS C_ BRANDT. Secretary wind | was “a little green” and warped. | |home gas. furnaces. A They renewed their plea for home as a voting place and for Mr. Kirby spent 52 vears in| House wo And they used pretty shabby This is why. It's about $100 House passage of a bill co-spon-imeals served the poll staff. show business before retiring re-| o . pointed 4 lumber once in a while where you, cheaper to put a gas furnace in/sored by Sen. Conrad which] His vote also may be the most cently. . couldn't see it. a house. And it will lower the would postpone the effective date — - . ® ° ® » HER , ow price of a few house that much. (of the new “anti-secrecy” law un- e Id-t et t t a men Ww AND BOTH BILL BRIDGES us a til 1953, giving Congress time to They Were Set to Go Home— , n wise 0 mers m é r in ter the SR. and Ernest Hinkle said that's, A GAS FURNACE has but one change federal regulations. OR) In my w for the blower) and some! Republicans countered that Ww 2 nd F than s way. we fon t butla Lo 2 they motor dor the bigwe } 384 = Me their bill would not lower the as e S e 0 ing ee S to greet a favored guest wtachir i254 : state's surplus to the danger one exc i r. People WOUANL stand 100 It eo nll here oar Lor, he Blower, bint since gross mene ux ve BOF@M Legislators on Job | unite to be a wooden shell. Now they tank. That's on the saving side. ceipts were $15 million higher | politica than expected and unused school’ By IRVING LEIBOWITZ crats. The session was stalemated only c include So if you're going to swing to | ude a lot of things which) y going NE 0p iilding funds would increase the i ; weren't even ifivented then. gas, don’t wait. You'll have plenty surplus further. If the United Pfess and other again. when t 4 Houses today Have it all over of company if you apply next In.a fiery speech, Democratic Wire services weren't so fast in. One lawmaker anxious to go change i¢ old-timers. That's what these SPring. Most - of those holding ,.,4e; Leo Stemle charged: reporting the news, wthe State home blamed the newspapers and CER two top builders told me. And Pack now have coal in their base- “You Republi th - they convinced me ments. Rok RN ry cans are e Legislature would have completed wire services. “If they coulda held this gr Wh When that's gone, they'll try|..ats to ha oon an ay he its work and gone honle yester- up that story we would have been be aa ere They Get It for gas. Wait and see. won't do’ it. You're just playing day for good. out of here,” he lamented. “They ® I ASKED OTHER builders how Whistle Stop politics and stalling.” The welfare problem that has were & half an hour too fast.” a three 3 they found customers for houses Sen. Van Ness replied Republi- deadlocked the General Assembly —. ion — E ; ' was th selling for $40,000 to $60.00. REMEMBER YOUR FIRST cans “have no desire to stall, but for more than three weeks was I A 8% WN the bu They don't seem to be having Pair of corduroy pants, how they we've been blocked time and almost solved when Demotrats, Loca Produce | aR! i Next cs much trouble. But a ‘man can’t Whistled when vou walked” again in pur attempt to pass good in a closed door meeting, agreed to Ena on m—p———— Updike buy that price house out of salary, It was the rub on the inside of legislation to correct the arbi- work with Republicans and pass ea rani, 60g; DR TIATE arre It is now with today's taxes. © the legs. It only lasted so long as trary ruling of Ewing.” one GOP welfare finance bill and ‘ic: and Grade A medium 5c. no srade fond 3 x = = they were new. When the sizing He said the setback of the Jen- go home. "Poultry Row! 5 1% Ion. and aver 236: but let’ THIS IS WHAT I found. A lot, wore off, they quieted down. ner amendment pointed up the When the United Press reported and stags. 15c. and No. 2 poultry, sc less As far of the money is inherited. Or has 1 talked with Jim Hall. 855 fice) or Ione 2head WRI Loe the | Jenner ‘welfare amendment] mom - | They knew that fine old whiskey suits To get a drink like they enjoyed — cerned, been a gift from parents or a Berkley Rd. He sells boys’ cloth-/ Whole ome rule” welfare ’ | i that he relative. E p ing for the Winner House up in Program. 1 Sefeateq Congas along, Local Stocks and Bonds | A grand occasion best A toste that's passed the test — the 15 But they've got it. And that’s/that spot of Hoosier Switzerland! li lawmakers were TE Stee | : dike, h all that counts, It even surprises called Berne. Committee OK’s End fr lim i Bie aun : Sethe the builders. i "8 Of Beer Bo li 1 ick about-face, Demo- American Sintes com. ll... 58 dersey ! -Bowlina Ban n a quick about-face, “88 “an = i HE TELLS ME corduroy pants 9 crtas refused to budge. And Re- A5hire” collieries” com SG . fe 51" A lof ONE GUY SAT DOWN and don't whistle as much as they| The Senate Judiciary A Com- pyplicans demanded enactment k LB Ares date pd 0108 108 is a mn wrote a $40,000 check, cool as ice. used to. Carl Harbegger, presi- mittee yesterday - recommended ot their entire “home rule” wel- Belt RR & BEY TE put in And another wrote one for $34,- dent of the company for 39 years, passage of a House-approved bill rare program. (Sobb-Mernll] SOM iin iB tively. 000, without batting an eye. is doing something about it. removing the state ban on al-| The Democrats would have! {Sentral BOER oi “ u shows So all of those higher priced They're softer now, more com-|coholic beverage permit holders joined the Republicans and voted Com Loan 4 ptd eeiee 92 95 came | houses aren’t on the cuff. They're fortable, and quieter as all little/from sponsoring bowling teams to break the deadlock and go | Gonsoridares © ein Sota ..... 080 °C .. He t wrapped up in solid cash. And boys should be. |and other athletic events. home a half an hour later. Shuts Kags Lom .... -..»- 88 | press i they're far from being “mortgage | But who am I to make hel h A Il The Jenner amendment, which Deita ite com oa 18% 16% | As Is manors.’ 'rules? I didn’t do so well myself. | ouyg nti-Dope Bi prohibits the government from| Equliable Securities oom ae i os nen Ty = : withholding federal funds from gamit Fineace o alo ‘1: 31 ol e Modified by Committee states which open their welfare PRT) Fnac $5 oid .... 95 100 known _ A House-passed bill making the rolls to the public, was previously Hamilton Mfg Co com ..... 1 €hance [penalties in Indiana's narcotics hailed by both Democrats and fish of Com com a | Ing the laws the most severe in the na- Republicans as the temporary| (Home 'T & T s% @ preten: tion was modified by the Senate solution to the state's welfare md ago Teh 3 pa. ..... 394 Man {Public Policy Committee yester- crisis. ind Asso Tell 2'a pfd .... day. ( Federal Security Administrator ing sh i ahieheo™ or takes Jail terms for first offenders Oscar Ewing recently cut off In- Idols n° Chub 8 realty Co... 80 i Shales convicted of selling dope were de- diana’s annual $20 million welfare [adbls Pow & Li com 3s Jal a J : oe . ndpls Pow & Lt p i 99 takes. creased from 3-to-7 years to 2-to- grant because the anti-secrecy Indianapolis Water com 16s 18 | 0 oR SSE \ FTA IEEE | ANTE SE | I. $009 o®§ 000 TT 5 years. And the mandatory jail law conflicts with federal con- ROI nanos Water oo Be Tons 109% | TT sentence for the first offense was fidential rules.) San 4 Co vom a> id, Wi eliminated. “Want to iGo Home’ indianapolis Railways com 4 s | i “ rson National Life com 1044 lia Lincoln National Life .., 120 125 © Main Pri « Off In a closed door meeting, Lt. CRAEE i is o (rysh . Pees “ 4 Hog rices |Gov. John A. Watkins repeatedly Jarmon-Herringion com ..... "8a “6% ® (row Sana . | told Democratic state senators he Nat Homes com (new) ....... 16% 18% immedi: - Nat Homes ofd ....... 100 105 25- 50 Cents Here was -in favor of helping the Re- N ind Jags 28 ota. ay ah Tod Trading hit a midweek slump, ,.i.. ass the finance bill N 134 Public Serv 4, pld lll ad 23% ih |p ns p : at the Indianapolis Stockyards Progress Laundry com ........ 221% y ; land go home. Others echoed his Pub Serv of Ind com . ...... 28's 8% = this morning, with pfices 25 0 gontiments. Pub Berv of Ind 31s prd ol. 8112 84 = 50 lower. thah Yesterday. cin. Two Democratic state senators gSchwitzer-Cumming pd "00 1 pulk choice, 180 to 240 pounds, $30.50 to, —Von A. Eichhorn and Marker!/So o Ind G&E 48% ptd [01110 1081s wa $2045. few hundred number one and two |Sunderland— were delegated to(Siokely-van Camp bid, ’ ina Burne pounds. $30 to $20.60; 160 to 180 pounds, | Inform Gov. Schricker of thelr | 3 nhs” stalfeuble 13% $19.75 to $20.60; 120 to 160 pounds, $17.50 decision. *U, 3 _

to 3. 50; sows 25 cents lower; choice 300) When the United i'ress story | Uni gnited JIeleohons

Be > 50, *iaives “oo: steers ana|Was reported to members of the ekxira. dividend

Cattle Tear ings ‘Bich wold nding about| Legislature at 1:37 p.m., the Sen-|, un & stees prim ; eh “nd |ate was about ready to come back Amertcan Of oan 4 i 3 Ful "and ‘commercial 1a 525 | into session. American securiy 13 promt’ aiP umd heals 3: $3850; 24a Everybody was ready to vote| Batesville EY & oF

rime, $36.25. cows very Sow: weak to uhner Ferti ay ts lower, some bids $1 lower: and go home. C ds th 1 | Golumbin Club 3:

50 cen ; . " . utility and commercial, $21.50 to same: | Everything Charged Columbia. Club 34 o”, wana {to $29: vealers fairly active. ste dy:

commercial to good young kind, eligible Eaultanie tL ah, so ars ‘ : auitable Securities Pr wane i ea oh ER TRE Aa soon as the story was cnr. EG Gripe HL 2 Hiram alkers 93 years atf whiskey. HOOSIER ELECTED—Hore are the officers named af the IL ii ts toed. 18 ta Sia, Bobi culated, everything changed. [his bal 4 Color by 188 oy ne -maki . 18 ass Veen . FEY makes Imperial good ! Hehe “ean 3

's first National Council of Catholic Youth conventio + 3 Shee 1200: moderately active: native. Democrats huddled and decided Ind Limestone 3 Ls ion at Cincin- jambs steady to mis lower. choice | "oi.nd pat. Republicans went Moss Satan h I " Blended whiskey. 4 grok, 0% pid ps His Wale Su ll, Poin, lal

cen (standing): Gene Irvin, vice president, San An- 9, 2rime, 33! i” down: 10 late bids

: 00d gt "aches into conference and decided to fu Kitine | acking 4 29 tonio; Edward Diedrich, Cincinnati delegate; Fred Hindman, treas- tren “unchanged. ve a to Bh hi to press for their whole Papinieiind o nd Pub ery IR wrer, Little Rock. Seated (left to right), William Stuart, president Democrats de ed Repub (Paki Aris Co Mewad, and Patricia McNelis, recording secretary, India poli. Rayne pub- Pile Service ita mh. ; " ng etary, na S. k ne. x o» : ‘4 : ih i a wo ‘ ; vt : : Xo i i i * 5 a

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