1
nWNED
(WARSHIP
wm
M
-
-
-
.
IN
LAtvbi
DtFAKlS
i
i..
rriirhtful
Injuries
from
New
Outbreaks
Occur
Throughout
vm.ihful
Automobile
I
llolv
Land
Serious
jcwisn-
-
:
:
..:
the
beach
near
the
.-?
r
r."
where
It
had,
ap-"
b--
lying
for
years.
In
r,
the
young
man's
'ured
and
his
arm
ulln
t
1
IVI
An
f
w
mm
a
rm
m
m
Vancouver
Atter
n
-
am
i
n
mihskm
i
ir
Augustrnr
(Caha-Ha-ry
Coffey
and
Vi.
F
r
umd
sportsmen,
ar;
pi
rice
George
after
a
!
F.
i-banks.
They
had
been
i'
wnrk-end
after
lcav-on
Sunday
morr-
P
r
George
where
the"
i.
r
until
yesterday,
hav-
ijnday
night
at
Van-
had
intended,
on
banks,
to
fly
non-stop
or
Seattle
but
U;c
Wb
tphorsc.
Vanderhoof
Ocorce
intervened.
Committed
For
Will
Take
Trial
at
Assizes
Next
Month
r
Robinson,
Indian
wo
r,
-.
-
NlflVlrJmsv
lit
ULrilllllllU
t
II
Allc?
Gomez
8nuna,
good
Maxlnr
Iicllbroner
br
I.OJJ.E.i
4800.
4100.
,
t
'
Heir
Leap
,nto
Wy"
1
Incident
CURRENT,-
Ontario.
Au-I
JERUSALEM,
August
16
(Cana-
r-Kid.an
Press)
Danny
dlarf
Press)
H.MJS.
Repulse
left
...
.
v,lr
in
thoiHilf-i
vMt.nrriav
fnr
unknown
des-
immobile
fortune
csttma-
tlnatlon
as
terrorists
injured
me
rommlttcd
for
trial
by
r
Magistrate
Andrew
tn
provincial
police
court
'
uftornoon
on
a
charge
of
r&
r-
j
..1.
i
,
l
iH
uH
vfl
i
.11
l
a
l
1
v.
i
i
1
1
iMiri
i
n
nu
vp
x
i
1
1
r-ii
c:
wn
the
side
of
the
face,
too
principals
come
from
Haz-
(in
in
a
.
t
i
tal!
islon
of
the
Supreme
zen
in
September.
A
last
nlcht
when
seven
Jews
were
killed
and
two
wounded
as
a
bus
was
ambushed.
Later
British
soldiers
killed
seven
Arabs.
BRITAIN
IS
UNRUFFLED
Do
Not
Anticipate
Trouble
as
Result
of
German
Military
Manoeuvres
LONDON.
Aug.
16:
(CP)-Offlclal
British
spokesmen
maintain
that
the
frank
and
open
character
of
Germany's
military
manoeuvres
and
the
"calm"
atmosphere
of
the
f
Inon
f
It
roa
cciirlnir
It
Is
still
felt
that
manoeuvres,
plrc
are
principally
intended
to
im
press
Czechoslovakia
ana
tnat
no
overt
act
Is
Intended.
The
manoeuvres
are
expected
to
brine
between
500,000,
and
1.000,-
000
men
under
arms.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler'
witnessed
the
war
games
yesterday.
Wreck
Of
Czech
Plane
Is
Reached
Bodies
of
Eleven
Victims
of
Crash
Are
Charred
Beyond
Trace
of
Recognition
KEHL.
Germany,
August
16
(Canadian
Press)
Searchers
yesterday
'reached
the
wreckage
in
the
hills
near
here
of
a
CzcchoslovaKian
air
liner
which
crashed
on
baturaay.
The
remains
of
eleven
victims
of
the
crash
were
charred
beyond
Federal
Help
For
Hospital
Possibility
of
Grant
I-rum
Depart
ment
of
Indian
Affairs
Being
Gone
Into
!
special
section
for
Indians
only
might
be
established
in
the
new
.
building,
Candidates
tDay
Flights
1
1
Are
Suspended
Btandine
of
rnnfpst.nnta
in
Port
Day
Popularity
Contest
at
!
,
1p.m.
today:
:
"ances
Stcgavlg
(Moose)
7100.
Ida
Slatta
(Sols
of
Norway)
1000.
r
.,
X.
.
.
p.,
1
KUCVt'
ma
practice
...in
s
union)
4000.
veaaiC
Mnrirnn
mntnrvl
n
'
.
j
f
Mali
by
Night
Between
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
Be
ing
Continued
.nniivr.n
Aucust
16
(Cana-
..V""W"'
n-vl
Irht
fllchtS
on
(iinn
1
res''
(Gyro
Play-'TransCanada
Air
Lines
between
Winnipeg
have
been
,
Vancouver
and
(Cam-
,hpH
it
being
the
opinion
"
j)uatwvvi
-
itjj8
c
have
have
had
naa
PROVINCIAL
UBRARV
St-
I
omorrow
s
I
ides
mm
t
overcast,
south-
High
4:46
us.
17.2
ft.
?r
mI,cs
pcr
nour
bar"
'
17:05
pjn.
19.3
It.
.
Low
10:50
am.
6.5
ft.
-no?
naiiingi;
wrmpera-
23:49
pjn.
6.0
ft.
-a
6IHWW1.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
16,
1938.
PU1CE:
5
CENTS
hip
-
Sunk
By
Mysterious
Blast
plan
of
:;
:
v
-PUSH
back
PATTULLO
i
?sP,ta'
:
LOYALISTS
Premier's
Settlement
Scheme
Warmly
Endorsed
By
Important
Quesnel
Meeting
I
was
endorsed
here
Sunday.
Bus
iness
men,
ranchers
and
mining
j
men,
meeting
under
auspices
of
the
Williams
Lake
and
Quesnel
Boards
of
Trade
during
the
visit
of
Sir
mendation.
sir
Henrv.
who
Is
cha'.rman
of
the
touring
migration
that,
"under
the
said
&aiu
umv.
uuui
i
".v.
TV
n
1
f
Tsland
Overcast,
souther
ly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
light
swell.
Lansara
Island
Overcast,
soutn-
,
vtind.
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.97;
temperature,
50:
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
show
ery,
calm;
barometer,
29.94;
tem
perature,
52;
sea
smoom.
Bull
Harbor
Misty
rain,
calm;
barometer,
30.00;
temperature.
56;
sea
smooth,
aiprt.
nav
Overcast,
light
drizzle,
..,im
harometer,
30.08;
tempera-
AR.
sen
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
northwest
wind,
on
mIIbo
nor
hour:
barometer,
30.06.
llli.wa
fv
.
Victoria
Clear,
nortneasi.
wu.u,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
3Vancouvcr
Clear,
easterly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.02.
.
.
,,
,
.
Prince
George
Clouay,
souineny
partment
of
Indian
Affairs.
II
,
thej
d
fQur
mlle3
pe,.
hour;
barom
irrant
were
SUDSiauuiu
'uu,
.
(,
on
Hazelton
Cloudy,
cairn,
vempcr-
ature
50.
Smlthers-Cloudy,
calm,
49.
.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
50,
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
52.
Aiyansh
Raining,
calm,
54.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
53.
Tiny
Triplets
Are
Born
In
New
York
Tnni
Weieht
Was
But
Three
and
pounds.
a
Half
Pounds
NEW
NEW
YORK,
YUKIV,
Aug.
iufc.
16.
A
daugh
"""o"
Have
doia
wen
rO00.O0O.
was
drowned
in
I
persons
and
kidnapped
two
others
be
be
studied
studied
by
by
a
a
conference
conference
of
of
Dom-!.
Dom-
new
new
building
building
rj;
v
yesterday
when,
ap-iln
a
series
of
new
attacks
througn-
jnlon
ana
provincial
governments
been
made,
d
from
tne
pam
oi
out
tne
Hoiy
tana.
and
Canada's
two
major
railways
red
when
a
stick
of
(r:m
a
boat
in
which
he
.
ruahed
from
the
summer
wh.
e
he
had
been
honey-
i
?
Via
fnt-mnr
Ann
Mr
(....
AVV
......
.j
...
rir.fr,
Tiit.
nntnrln
n
operator,
and
two
others
u.
injured
including
:.
;u:
man,
Lloyd
Bryant,
r
1
rxnected
to
live.
r
Dixe
found
the
stick
of
more
serious
incident
occurrea
The
hospital
board
announ-
i
o
that
2i
ooo
of
new
hosnl-
Winnipeg
Wheat
Henry
Page
Croft
and
his
British
wj
.
,
Parliamentary
committee
investl-
HCC
LOWCSl
gating
the
possibilities
of
Empire
settlement
on
a
large
scale,
sup
ported
a
resolution
of
the
Quesnel
Board
of
Trad'e
which
warmly
en
dorsed
Premier
Pattullo's
recom
In
Four
Years
WINNIPEG.
August
16
(Canadian
Press)
Reacting
to
the
announcement
of
a
proposed
large
scale
committee,
United
States
export
bonus,
wheat
aegis
of
-
a
futures
dropped
-
-
to
tne
lowest
ievei
t
Correspondence
is
being
exchanged
between
Ottawa
and
this
.It..
,,flVi
a
VIPU.'.
if
nosslble,
to
ob
taining
a
grant
from
the-
federal
government,
fpr.
tne
new
nospiw
building.
Such
a
grant
might
.pos
sibly
be
obtained
through
the
De
When
the
Liberals
of
the
province
assemble
in
convention
at
Kelowna
at
the
end
of
this
month,
it
will
have
before
it
a
resolution
passed
On
to
it
from
the
liberals
of
Prince
Rupert
urging
that
all
tenders
for
public
works
be
open
to
the
public
and
that
brewery
and
cannery
1U
censes
be
open
to
anyone
applying.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
plcneer
days
in
Prince
Rupert
was
removed
this
morning
with
the
passing
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
the
past
three
weeks,
of
Alexander
Robert
Gordon,
who
first
landed
here
In
1907
and
had
lived
here
almost
continuously
since
except
for
a
period,
of
a
couple
of
years.
Born
seventy-three
years
ago
in
San
Francisco,
Mr.
Gordon
spent
his
parlv
life
in
Nova
Scotia
and.
is
a
young
man,
came
west
to
Se
attle
where
he
was
in
tne
employ
of
power
companies
and
wnere
ne
vas
married.
He
was
attracted
to
hp
vnknn
in
the
Gold
Rush
of
'98
and
for
some
years
operated
nwdi
Spanish
Insurgents
Claim
Government
Defenders
Driven
Out
of
Pandols
Mountains
QUESNEL,
August
16:
(CP)
Ai
tal
bonds
have
been
sold
and.
HENDAYE,
Franco
-
Spanish
1
hv
Prpmlpr
T
II.
Pattullo'
J.
r.r
this
am
mmt.
$18,600
In
cash
Frontier.
Aug.
16:
(CP)
Spanish
that
British
migration
to
unoccu-1
has
already
been
paid
In.
Do-
insurgents
report
that
government
pled
farmlands
in
British
Columbia
nations
of
$700
towards
the
,defenders,have
been
driven
from
have
already
f
me
ranaois
Mountains,
soutu
ui
uanaesa,
endangering
uie
govern-
:
ment
foothold
on
the
west
bank
o(
jthe
Ebro.
Fcrty-two
insurgent
air
raidsrs
were
unsuccessful
yesterday
I
in
breaking
up
the
governments
J
Ebro
defense,
it
being
reported
that
21
were
shot
down.
Fisheries
Research
Board
Due
Tonight
Executive
Arriving
From
East
For
Four
Day
Visit
Will
See
Skeena
Uiver
Canning
Tomorrow
To
pay
a
full
four
days
visit
to
Vancouver.
Cause
Of
Crash
Not
Ascertained
houses
near
Whltehorse.
In
1905
j
Investigation
Being
Held
Into
he
moved
south
to
Vancouver
and
Crash
at
mo
wnicn
cost
mm
am
him
in
Prlnre
RuDert.
He
Mne
Lives
"stabllshed
the
old
Caribou
Hotel
luring
early
construction
days,
a
hastelry
which
stood
where
the
Canadian
National
roundhouse
Is
now
located.
Mr.
Gordon
was
engineer
in
the
city's
first
steam
power
plant
at
Cow
Bay
and
later
was
it
Shawatlans
Lake.
After
that
he
lolned
the
service
of
the
railway
las
an
engineer
and
two
years
ago
retired,
moving
to
Vancouver.
A
few
months
ago
he
returned
here,',
being
even
then
seriously
ill.
Besides
his
widow.
Mr.
Gordon
lsi
survived
by
two
sons
Roth
of
Vancouver
and
Lee
of
Prince
Rupert.
the
RIO
DE
JANEIRO,
Augustl
6
(Ca
nadlan
Press)
Cause
of
the
crash
In
Rio
de
Janeiro
Harbor
of
an
air
dlcate:
resultine
in
the
deaths
cf
nine
persons,
has
not
been
ascer
aincd.
An
investigation
Is
proceed
ing.
WAR
GAMES
!
IN
BELGIUM!
A
sister
Is
Mrs.
Elizabeth
McPhee
of
Military
Manoeuvres,
Biggest
Since
Vancouver.
General
sympathy
will
be
extended
to
bereaved.
The
funeral
will
take
'place
Thursday
afternoon
from
the
B.
C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
with
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
officiating.
Halibut
Sales
Amrican
Coolldgo,
'29,000
pounds,
Royal,
8.9c
and
6c.
Union
steamer
Catala
Is
due
In
port
at
6:30
this
evening
from
the
north
and
will
sail
at
7
pjn.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Johnson
and
Miss
A
...
...
......
'
.
1-nurn
vrirc
Jonnson
are
saiimc
mis
evenine
on
suiucienb)
ter
was
born
w
!.
v.tv
wirht
air
mall
carrying
in
wilUamsburg
Maternity
nospiuu.wc
-
,..wu,...
fHrrh
r.ontlnue.
W
.
1
-
-
New
i.as
an
audited
j
The
Dally
J
circulation.
Play
safe
I
n.in
n
m
another
at
3:50
and
a
III
....
third
at
4:00
ajn.
xnc
tnpieis
Great
War,
Being
Concentrated
German
Frotier
.
gj
-
BRUSSELS,
August
16
(Canadian
Press)
Geared
to
prove
its
ability
to
meet
the
defence
problem.
or
its
eastern
or
German
frontier,
uei-frinm
u
nhnut.
til
commence
a
pro
gram
of
military
manouvres
on
the
most
ambitious
scale
since
tne
Great
War.
Chose
Death
To
Orphans
Home
TARIS,
France,
Aug.
16.
Jean
de
Saut.
13,
threatened
to
kill
himself
because
his
sister
laughed
at.
him
and
threatened
to
send
him'
tn
an
ornhan's
home.
While
thel
Bulletins
BIG
DAY
ASSURED
All
signs
point
to
the
forthcoming
Port
Day
celebration
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
being
an
event
of
outstanding
interest
in
rince
Rupert.
The
general
committee
was
in
session
again
last
night
and
received
from
the
various
committees
highly
gratifying
pro-press
rrnorts.
Arranrements
are
hrinv
hmnrhf
in
9
satisfactory
1
conclusion:
Those
present
at
last
night's
meeting
were
A.
W.
Newman,
chairman,
George
L.
Rorie,
W.
M.
Watts,
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
T
A.
McWaters.
C.
V.
Evitt,
J.
C.
Gilker,
William
Brooksbank,
Martin
Van
Cooten,
Hugo
Kraupner,
U
M.
Asemisscn,
George'
Anderson,
Ross
Ingram
and
T.
J.
Wilr
Hams.
MOUNT
ROBSON
CONQUERED
.MOUNT
ROBSON
A
party
of
seventeen
mountaineers
divided
into
two
groups,
one
headed
by
Fritz
Weisner
of
New
York
and
the
other
by
Eric
Brooks
of
Van-
corporation
which
might
be
created
"StS
to
Pr
nee
Rupert
in
the
course
of
at
couver-has
been
successful
in
under
the
plan
so
well
suggested
WyW
trln
to
the
Paciflc
coast,
the
com-l
making
the
13,068-foot
ascent
of
k,.
It,.
Drom
a
nolirv
miffnt
well
i4i;.
u-uib
-v.u4.
'
.
.,
,,
.
.
.
st,...4
Tnhcnn
mnmrrh
of
the
EARLY
DAYS
ltoba.
Winnipeg,
chairman;
J.
J.
nours
to
come
a
Cowie,
Ottawa,
secretary-treasurer;
i
Prof
(Father)
Alexandre
Vachon,'
Laval
University.
Quebec;
Prof.
G.i
Alexander
Robert
Gordon
Passes
1
B.
Reld,
Queen's
University,
King-J
Away
at
Prince
Rupert
General
i
ston,
and
A.
H.
Whitman.
Halifax.
IIospita12
4MrrfCwlft-d.i8.secretary.:Ml
l
j
Nora
Grimes,
arrived
trom
the
East'
Annthpr
link
with
the
very
early
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Tne
mst.
nf
thp
nartv
will
be
here
to-i
night.
Headquarters
of
the
executives
sessions
while
here
will
be
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
Tomorrow
a
visit
will
be
paid
to
Carlisle
Cannery
on
the
Skeena
River.
Tjfre
.
party
will
remain
here
until
Saturday
evening
when
it
wm
sail
BELIEVED
DROWNED
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Ken-
the
mouth
of
the
Fraser
River
when
their
fishing
boat
capsized
in
heavy
weather.
A
packer
has
been
sent
out
to
search
for
the
couple.
SAN
DIEGO
CRASH
SAN
DIEGO
Disaster
struck
twice
among
United
States
Navy
war
planes
in
routine
manoeuvres,
leaving
five
fliers
dead
and
four
injured.
One
patrol
snip
ier
a
speedy
trpedo
plane
plunged
earthward
near
Camp
Kearny
Mesa,
killing
three
members
of
the
crew.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DEFENCE
VANCOUVER
Plans
to
start
work
on
"equipping
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert"
with
defence
batteries
were
announced
today
by
Dejence
Minister
Ian
Mackenzie.
He
said
most
of
the
work
on
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland
was
virtually
liner
operated
by
the
Condor
Syn
J
completed
and
the
department
will
now
concentrate
on
Prince
:
Rupert
area
and
the
interior.
CHOLERA
RAMPANT
HANKOW
An
epidemic
of
cholera
has
reared
its
ugly
head
to
add
to
the
horrors
of
warfare
along
the
Yangste
River.
Both
Chinese
defenders
and
Japanese
invaders
have
been
stricken
with
National
League
Boston,
6;
Philadelphia,
7
(eleven
innings).
St.
Louis,
4;
Chicago,
5
(eleven
Innings),
(second
game
being
play
ed).
'
Cincinnati,
0:
Pittsburg,
10.
Brooklyn,
7;
New
York,
3.
American
League
New
York,
16;
Washington,
1.
(Second
game
New
York,
5;
Washington,
1.
seventh
inning).
Philadelphia,
14:
Boston,
11.
-
Chicago-Detroit,
rain.
St.
Louis,
6;
Cleveland,
9.
Sidney
Rlvett,
who
has
been
vis.
w
v.
nn.
i.fi.i
n'ta.t
pv.
sister
continued
laughing
Jean
shot,
ittng
here
with
his
aunt,
Mrs.
Norah
EXPLOSION
lNOCLAN
French
Ship
Goes
Down
in
Mediterranean
After
Mysterious
-
Blast
German
Picks
up
Crew
GIBRALTAR,
Aug.
16:
(CP)
Members
of
the
crew
of
Jthe
French
steamer
Artois
were
landed
here
last
night
by
a
German
ship
by
which
they
were
picked
up
after
the
Artois
sank
in
the
Mediterranean
Sea
following
a
mysterious
explosion.
The
crew
believes
that
the
Artois
might
have
struck
a
mine
although
the
possibility
of
a
torpedo
is
also
considered.
IS
GIVEN
CONTRACT
ATthur
Robertson
of
Massett
'
Make
Wharf
Repairs
at
Port
Clements
to
about
$8,500.
to
Arthur
Robertson
of
Massett
hat
'been
awarded
the
contract
by
the
uj
j'-
j
--
-
-
-..
Diete
executive
oi
tne
fisnenes
tve-
,
-
settlement
not
at
WaC
The
ascent
federal
department
of
pubUc
works
be
worked
out
for
search
Board
of
Canada
is
gatherinu
,
Canadian
Rockies.
j
,fniv
in
British
Columbia
but
.,
.....
t
i.
Pmf
was
made
in
seven
hours
but,.
on
for
wharf
repairs
at
Port
Clements,
throuehout
the
whole
of
the
Em-
T
171117
CIMP17
I
A.
T.
nL
Cameron,
imiwrritv
University
nf
of
Man-''
Man-!
account
account
of
of
fog,
fog,
it
it
took
look
thirteen
it
Is
announced.
The
Job
amounts
Urges
Licenses
Be
Open
To
All,
I
Also
Contracts
HERE
SINCE
i
Mr.
Robertson
has
arrived
in
the
1
city
from
the
Islands
and
will
sail
I
this
evening
on
the
Catala
for
Van-
i
.
neth
Uagen,
New
Westminster
couver
lit
order
materials
to
be
useet
fisherrrtan,
and
his
bride
of
three
,in
connection
with
the
work,
months
are
believed
drowned
at
o-r
1
ATMOSPHERE
IS
CHARGED
Situation
Between
Russia
and
Ja
pan
still
tense
Despite
Truce
TOKYO,
August
16
(Canadian
Press)
In
spite
of
the
truce,
tfrs
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
fori
crashed
into
San
Diego
Ray
while
Siberian
frontier
continues
tense
I
attempting
attempting;
a
a
night
night
landing.
landing
Earl
tan-
particularly
in
tne
cnanKUieng
mil
icrgiuu
wiicic
uic
uu&uiai
clashes
occurred
and
where
during
the
past
few
days
further
out
breaks
are
said
to
have
been
nar
rowly
averted.
BIG
HAUL
Dru
OF
OPIUM
r
Valued
at
$600,000
Found
Suspended
From
line
Off
Brooklyn
Pier
BROOKLYN,
August
16
(Cana
dian
Press)
The
largest
seizure
of
contraband
opium
made
in
tne
country
in
ten
years
was
recorded
yesterday
when
officers
found
$600,000
of
the
drug
suspended
from
a
forty
foot
line
in
the
water
off
a
Brooklyn
pier.
It
had
e,vi-
dently.
been
smuggled.
the
dread
malady.
Contaminated
J
p.
j
.
wells
are
held
responsible
for
the
i
H
QlirSOine
JJUmDeU
origin
and
spread
of
the
disease.
ase.
I
)
FlnhRnffnm
Today's
Baseball
Boat
Down
Coast
VANCOUVER,
August
16
(Cana
dian
Press)
Two
men
and
two
women
were
rescued
at
Horseshoa
Bay,
a
summer
resort
up
the
coast
from
here,
by
Howard
Rogers
In
his
motor
yacht
after
their
flat-hot-,
tomed
boat
had
capsized.
Those
rescued
were
Lorraine
Akers.
Kath
leen
Chettwind,
Joseph
Kelly
and
Howard
Morris,
all
of
Vancouver.
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
who
has
beei
on
a
trip
through
the
central
interior,
is
leaving
Vanderhoof
on
this
afternoon's
train
for
Edmonton
enroute
to
the
Peace
River
country.
From
there
he
will
proceed
to
Quebec
to
attend
sessions
of
.
General
Synod.
1
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in
1
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TA,
7
Mi
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