organizations
on
their
behalf
f
Vancouver
next
week.
These
delegates
were
unanimously
seU.
feted
by
their
fellow
iPh.
,
2-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday;
April
8,950
'
"
Delegates
Named
.
..
To
Teachers'
Convention
at
Port
Edward
will
soon
be
re-
quired.
I
4
It
is
expected
that,
with
the
Japanese
coming
m,
more
first
I
year
students
wil
crop
up
In
?ep.
j
tember.
On
the
other
hand,
the
Attendance
In
Schools
Ahead
SaladaTea
Bags
are
handy
for,
afternoon
tea
TEA
BAGS
and
felt
that
this
year
-at
last-some
concrete
action
was
beins
taken
on
the
matter
by
several
organizations
who
carried
no
little
weight
In
municipal
and
provincial
circles.
,
Teachers
attending
the
meet-'
ing
were
critical
of
certain
ln-
dividuals
who
from
time
to
time
take
apparent
delight
in
pointing
out
that
the
averaee
sninHen
of
B.
C.
Teachers
are
the
highest
in
Canada.
The
feeling
of
the
'
meeting
was
that
this
fact
I
certainly
true
and
so
it
should
bs
I
was
pointed
out
that
the
19.9
Lazerte
Report
of
the
Cann.ian
Education
Association
provide
the
explanation.
All
data
is
fo.
the
year
1847
but
the
situatioi,
Mas
varied
little
since
then.
British
Columbia
has
among
its
teaching
personnel
a
much
Japanese
Presenting
Problem
For
Accommodation
at
Port
Edward
With
the
ejtceptiun
of
Conrad
,street
chot'.
enrolment
at
the
otner
three
cily
-'hol
was
Wisher
In
March
than
during
Februarv.
according
to
teachers
jrepon
refta
t
a.
meeting
of
the
Public
School
Board
last
nlaht
'
f
7
I
e.'fice
of
the
Pally
News
by-4
p.m.
th"
day
previous
tc-advertlsing.
Requirements-
u
'
the
mechanical
department
.
make
this
rule
necessary.
Matters
of
Intercut
to
Pro.
feiiiion
Discussed
at
Local
Meeting
R.
D.
Cleland,
Peter
Adlem
Miss
Enid
Bull.
Miss
Margaret
Tajt
and
F.
R.
Wright
will
be
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Teachers'
Association
delegates
miiiy-urst
annual
British
Columbia
Teacher'
Federation
convention
to
be
held
in
V
Pri
nee
Rupert
Floritu
f
Flo
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
);oo
3i
jra
Ave.
Box
516
tvi
m
present
grade
six
students
wilj
enrol
in
me
elty.
Roots
ana
logs
are
prevalent
on
the
King
Edward
school
playground,
the
board
waa
Informed,
'
and
necessary
steps
are
being
i
taken
to
have
the
dangerous
ob-
staeles
removed.
A
cave-in
)
f
also,
reported.
These
two
ha.
'
ards
were
caused
by
heaving
at
i
th
Br0und
whtm
tnB
warm
speU
.
..tin.
u
wiuwii
uicre.
rsuaru
tvt
a
mK
!
.
-1
1
n
r
inciiwia
uctiuou
miDinor
ia
carloads
of
the
material
will
be
re-
.
quired.
Following
are
March
school
Total
enrolment
In
the
four
city
,
Bmvea-
schools
this
March
wag
1201
com-
'
At
Conrad'
016
newly
'
acquired
pared
with
1178
last
year.
'
playground
from
the
city
was
!
'
,
I
covered
with
four
loads
of
cinders
Percentage
attendance
at
Con-
'recently.
Twenty-five
loads
of
rad
was
00.23,
lower
than
Febru-'
cinders
were
dumped
at
Borden'
arya
figure
of
B3.
Several
cases
Street
and
a
deflniw
improve-ot
To
Advertisers
To
ln.Mire
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising
jopy
for
same
must
be
in
th-
ki
caver
percentage
of
university,01
mumps
mumps
are
are
keenin
keeping
th
the
child
:
1
z
i
ii
tiainn
E.auwais-,ji.B7e.
Ontario
was
second
with
22.4,
while
Prince
""""
iaiana
waued
with
2.1.
The
average
for
eight
provinces
i'mu
uuormaiion
available
for
Quebec
and
Newfoundland)
was
14.7.
A
greater
percentage
of
nale
teachers
were
employed
in
B.C.
me
percentage
ranged
from
33
7
in
B.C.
to
11.4
in
Nova
Scotia
with
the
average
for
the
einht
f)M)rj
a'
mm
enrolments:
'
Booth
451
Borden
.49
Conrad
254
King
Edward
307
Total
1261
Following
are
percentage
attendance
figures:
Booth
-
90
87
Borden
P2.79
Conrad
00
23
King
Edward
3,9
IN
THU
STTREME
COURT
OP
Classified
Advertising
ts
payame
in
advance.
Please
refrain
fro.n
telephoning.
Classifieds,
2c
per
word
per
Insertion,
minimum
naree
5nc.
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
Death
Notlcen,
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements:
$2
SPECIAL
DISPLAY.
DOUBLE
PRICE
a
well
attended
(
meeting
Tuesday
I
night
in
the
Civic
Centre.
The
I
delegates
were
Instructed
as
to
the
wishes
of
the
majority
on
controversial
resolutions
from
.
all
sections
of
the
province
which
will
be
voted
on
at
the
meeting
in
Vancouver.
A
highlight
of
next
month's
meeting
will
be
the
report
of
the
delegates-elect.
P.
Adlem
reported
a
resolution
dealing
with
the
right
of
teach,
ers
to
hold
municipal
office
had
been
endorsed
nnrl
nnaBA4
k
iu.
,wuM
KIJ
three
Elementary
School
Parent-
irauiiers-
Associations
and
that
they
had
forwarded
the
resolution
to
the
Parent-Teacher
Convention
to
be
held
Easter
Week
in
Vancouver.
The
teacher
UPrP
Pmtifori
in
Irrw.n.
Ik.
-it
out
effort
of
the
parent-teachers'
w
Matured
nd
,
Bottled
in
A
England
'
NAVY
-
provinces
being
22.2,
This,
yeai
!
the
board
decided,
but
Dr.
Large,
B.C,
ha.s
5,024
teachers,
of
whom
chairman,
stated
the
measure
'tMO
are
men
and
3,644
are
would
only
be
a
"stop-gap"
and
women-38.4
men.)
that
a
school
building
program
'j-British
Columbia
led
all
of!
'
f
anada
in
the
years
of
experl-
w
the
s-prm
court
in
Whence
of
its
teachers.
The
median
TiH
Columbia
:
years
of
exneripnre
nt
n
n
,N
phobatp
experience
or
B.
C.
.
i
m
thp
mattf.k
op
thb
estate
FUNERAL
NOTICE
uuuuAn
in
the
ine
cut
iu-
J
..;1
A
men
4
r...
fnnn
-
uuy
npiii
vu.
jvi.t.
nwm
IVlclUfl
UUttKUU.
use
cn
Mother
of
Mrs,
Rojsalie
Valentiru
of
2UI8
Atlin
Ave..
Prince
Ru
pert
ana
Mr.
nooeri
uuituun
ui
Vtona.
B
C.
Hev.
D.
Murphy:-
will
conduct
services
at
Ch-en
ville
Court
Chuncl
at
2:30
n.
irr
j
Friday
April
7.
Interment
follow
in
Firview
Cemetri;.;'I
B.
O.
Undertakers
in
chare,
of
-
t-j
arranaement
...
-
tOST
J
y
LOST
Double
strand
of
pwirlr
i
f:-m
1
I
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
i
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMIN-j
i
ISTHATION
ACT"
iwn
i
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
JOE
DEClrcn
DECEASED
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
hat
bv
Order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
Q.
Pulton.
Local
Judfre
of
th
Supreme
Court
of
Brmsn
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
30th
day
of
March,
A.
D.
1950
appointed
:
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Joe
Declcco.
deceased,
late
of
Prince
Ru-pm.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
6th
day
of
February,
1950.
at
Prtuce
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
All
Dersons
indehterl
tn
thp
Kflirl
eu-
tate
arerequired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forth-j
with,
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verl-
fiert
nn
nr
k
Ik.
i
f
Aoril.
1950.
faiiinii
whir.h
disti-ihn.
I
tion
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
dated'
'
Prince'
Rtmert
b
c
thLsTs?
day
WarcWsb.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
fl.
C.
I
I'
f
If
Jrf
'J
i
J"j.
J
t
on
saturaav.
'inuar
piease
Phone
Black
701.
(85Pt
LOST
Sum
of
mcmeV
loose
fte'"
'
warrt
nncier
Diease
pnone
Northland
Dairies.
(840)
T.O""r'ot
it
kevs
in
leather.
case
initials
on
cose
A.
B.
V-
hi8
ter
ulease
leave
ai
ijiiv
News.
82pt-
'
"HELP
WANTF.O-r
HELP
WANTED
Well
estab-,-y.
j
lished
local
company
requires
exoerienced
bookkeeper,
sten-'
oaraoher,
male
or
female,
permanent
oosiuon.
aooiv
m
writinn
to
Box
685
Dallv
NeWi,
,
,
eivinu
full
oarticulars.
office
exoerlencp
ets.
84)
"'
away
irom
'
nenooi,
T
O
I
Bateman,
principal,
reported.
rorv
coward,
accomodation
at
the
two
room
school
Is1
not
good,
reported
H,
F.
Robbins.
He
suggested
that
a
third
room
be
partitioned
during
the
Easter
holidays.
Enrolment
there,'
hej
said,
is
85
with
51
students
In
one
room.
i
or
JDHN
daye
watsom
hahris
AND
m
THE
MATTER
OP
THF
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT'1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Hli
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fultnn,
triBde
the
30th
day
of
March.
A.
D.
W50.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
01
ine
Estate
ol
JOHN
DATE
WAT
HON
HARRIS,
deceased,
(at
of
'
Ocean
Falls.
In
the
Province
of
Br!
tLsh
Columbia.
ALL
PARTIES
having
claims
against
the
Bald
Eatnte
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
befe
the
l&th
day
of
May.
A.
D.
1950.
after
which
date
claim
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
clnlms
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowldge.
.
ALL
PARTIES
indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebted-net
to
mo
forthwith.
Duted
at
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
British
Cor
lumhla.
thin
SQtb
day
of
March
A.
A.
l'JM.
CORDON
PHASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
(S7)
j
)
dahvam
J
Havor
;;P8yiiTf
CI
MR
ED
MAHCIIANI)
VORTEX
iron
i'lumbinK
SMITH
I'HONR
174
Jos).
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TDM
nThTJ
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ii
GOLDEN
(
conn
-.-
ROYAL
DEMERARA
RUDI
'
This
dvertijemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
1
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia
.'
f
ERSONAL
,
V
"MBINQ
ana
Heatlne
-Sheet
Metal
work.
Phone
543
or
call
62P.
Sixth
Ave
West.
H
Letayrneau
and
Sons.
.
(tf
RrmitfFH
SPECIALIST-
VVIck
or
p,)t
burners
suiwi
en.
serviced
or
repaired.
Gordon
Ronson
Black
503.
(86pl
fOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
843
West
-Ninth.
182'
FOR
RENT
Rleeplna
room
for.
men
only.
1831
7thE.
(81p)
FOR
RENT
30a
rc
and
room
or
room,
phonti
Black
060.
tf,
.
,
(-
FOR
RENT
Quiet,
comfortable
,
s'eoine
room,
pnone
ureen
438.
X821-
FQR
RENT
Four
rooms
un
furnished.
Phone
Red
596
or
call
116
8th
West.
m
,
FOR
RENT
Lisrht
housekeeping
room,
suitable
for
two.
1332
1st
Overlook,
(81pi
FOR
RENT
Light
housekeep-inn:
room.
221
5th
Ave.
East,
iSj
V
i
r
FOR
SA4.E
FOR
SALE
Dinina
Room
suite.
Phone
Blue
570.
,,
l.l'
j
FOR
SALE
Usecr
Car
Trans-i
missions.
Bvtown
Machine
'
Works.
tf)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
8uite.
415
7Lh
East.
Phone
Red
800.
(83P)
FOR
SALE
Local
Fresh
E?es.
308
7th
Ave.
West.
Phone
Blue
973.
,
(82)
FOR
SALE
14
ft.
boat
and
Johnson
Outboard
Motor
two
or.
oars.
Red
756.
(85P)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
Stove
and
oil
burner
in
eood
condition,
Phone
Blue
207.
(85
r,jT
.
FOR
n.
condi-
,,,
SALE
Piano,
eood
tion.
also
Abbey.,
flashgun
complete
with
auxiliai-v
flash.
Call
Black
724.
i8t;P)
FOR
SALE-5
room
house
in
tion
2
nice
view
Terma
i
I
'
ll
FOR
SALE
Washing
machine'
in
aoud
condition.
One
year
I
old.
$75.00.
933
11th
Ave
East,
t86o
FOR
SALE-Westinehouse
washer
two
years
old
excellent
condition.
Phone
Blue
713.
i
(86)
I
FOR
SALE1941
Chev,
coupe,
i
lnfll
Eiahth
East
or
Ruoert
M,.inr
t.ia
tt,
FOR
SALE
Used
Lumber
2"
xi
6"s.
2"
x
12"s.
x
10"s,
Used
doors.
2'6"
x
6'6".
Call
6291
6
th
W.
Phone
543
tf
l
j
.
FOR
SALE
One
Oil
Burner
or
coal
cook
stove.
One
Coleman
oil
Heater,
one
kitchen
cuoboard.
339-5th
West.
(84)
FOR
SALE
Boat
"Dlebv".
33-foot,
lullv
rieeed.
powered
with
71
Grey.
Can
be
seen
at
McLeans
Shipyard.
Phone
Red
924.
(82P)
FOR
SALE
Modern
chesterfield
suite
also
bedroom
suite
v
with
3'
X'
4'
yanitv
mirror.
Kitchen
table
and
chairs.
1014
Alfred
St.
Red
75(i.(85P)
FOR
SALE
'39
Ford
Deluxe
Sedan
with
Radio.
Soot
and
fouliahts.
Good
rubber.
This
car
in
Al
condition.
Priced
to
sell.
Call
743
durins
day.
Blue
319
after
6:00.
84)
FOR
SALE
Cheat)
Transportation
f'nmpt.
Motor
Scooter
mrw.tir.nlli,
nntfl
MutU
lirifP!
ontelr
Rnl
1175.00
with
I
License.
Can
be
seen
at
Suite
1
lS4t.h
V.
after
6
n.
III.
(tf)
y
FOR
SALE
New
and
Used
fur-.
nilure
and
Hardware.
Radios,
ShooDintr
baus.
tvoewriter.
hand
saws,
electric
motor,
search
liuht
for
boat,
un-oainted
chest
of
drawers.
cribs
floor
coverine.
sineer
sewine
machine.
All
eooos
in
first
class
condition
at
the
lowest
nossible
orices.
See
B.
C.
Furniture
for
other
household
couds
Phone
Black
324.
(tf)
NATIONALLY
KNOWN
NAMES
Line-belt
Soeeder
Shovels;
Cranes:
Draglines:
Adams
Road
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Black
Tod
Road
Maintenance
Euuioment:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grannies;
T.
L.
Smith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket'
Loaders
for
Stockolle
nnrl
Snow
Removal:
Rice
Port
able'
Centrifueal
Pumos;
Na-tional
Draeline
Scrauars
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoi
sts:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
Rnlarv
Rcrepns
and
Conveyors
Full
Information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited
Vancouver.
B.C.
iti
TENDERS
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
re
ruivpH
hv
the
undersigned
uti'
til
noo"n
of
Wednesday,
May
3rd.
1950.
for
the
Diiroose
of
the
following
described
oro-oertles
belotialna:
to
the
estate
of
Thomas
King,
deceased.
.
,
Lots
1
to
4.
Block
S.
Town-site
of
Stewart.
Mao
818,
Lot
21.
Block
11.
Villaee
of
Stewurt
Mao
818.
Terms:
Strictly
cash.
Hiehest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
acceoted.
G
F.
Forbes.
Official
Administrator.
AdminisiUrator
of
the
estate
of
Thomas
King,
deceasetl.
Court
House.
Prince
Ruoert.
B.
C.
(82)
F
0
0
D
$
was
iz.u
compared
with
i
-mure
r-award
Island
4.3
and
the
Canadian
average
of
7.9.
In
the
matter
of
certification
B.
C.
fares
considerably
better
than
the
other-Canadian
provinces,
m
1947
the
percentage
of
teachers
holding
less
than
First,
class
qualifications
ranged
from
18.1
In
B.
C.
to
56.3
in
Prince
Edward
Island.
The
Canadian
av-eiuse
was
37.3.
rming
was
expressed
,
tha;
me
British
Columbia
teacher
1
In
no'
more
favorable
a
position
compared
with
his
fellow
teach
eru
throughout
Canada,
than
is
the
general
worker
in
B.C,
compared
with
general
workers
else,
where.
Just
as
the
avprnr.
ary
of
B.C.
teachers
was
the
highest
In
Canada
so
was
B.C.'s
average
weekly
wage
the
highest.
m
ia7
it
was
$38.74
compared
with
Prince
Edward
Island's
$29.42
and
the
Canadian
average
of
$34.U8,
Surely
the
teachers
pf
,
B.C.
shtiuld
be
expected
to
share
in
the
genera
higher
standard
of
I
living
pevaijing
in
B.C,
-
.
.
'
Another
fact
by
the
Lazerte
report
is
that
while
B.C.
teachers
have
the
highest
average
salar
ies
in
Canada,
they
also
have
!
the
lowest
pensions.
Based
on
'
35
years
of
service,
an
average
salary
of
$2500
and
the
saine
percentage
of
salary
contributions,
the
monthly
pension
of
a
British
Columbia
female
teacher1
j
would
be
$81
and
of
a
male
teacher
$83.50
compared
with
$145.83
in
Quebec
for
both
male
and
female.
Hospital
Guild
01
Moose
Women
1
Meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Harry
Harrison
Monday
,
night
Ihe
Hospital
Guild
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
made
plans
for
a
chapter
night
program
.
May
17
and,
after
the
business
session,
enjoyed
a
session
of
cards
In
which
the
prize-winners
were
Mrs.
J.
Bell
and
Mrs.
E.
Blair.
Pe
liclous
refreshment
were
served
by
the
hostess.
Present
were
Mrs.
J.
May,
Mrs.
William
Thomson,
Mrs.
J.
Bell,
Mrs.
C.
Wilkinson,
Mis.
T,
Plcmu
.Mr&-M..Viereck.
Mrs.
E.
F.
Tubb,
Mrs.
L.
Halstad,
Mrs.
O.,
Robinson
and
Mrs.
E.
Blair.
Just
Arrived
1
1
!
f
i
f
0
III
NEW
SPRING
LINES
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
,
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
-
Charlie
Roberts
Bex
3S
Phone
S57
.
.
(84p)j:j.ij
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Used
Cars
and
Trucks
,
L
$435
Down
buys
1947
1
V
Ton
G.M.C
'
$445,
Down
buys
1948
Vi
Ton
Chev
Panel
.
'
with
station
wagon
seating
SPECIAL
1939
1-ton
International
$300
total
price
WANTED
WANTED
Student
remiire's
rivim
ana
board
altar
tas
Vsr.
Box
1728.
City.
89,"
WANTED
Scrap
cast,
brass
5
Conner,
radiators
and
batteries
Phone
543
or
call
629."
"
Sixth
W.
,tttl.
,-.
.
i
.
WANTED
To
buv
5
or
7
cublq
foot
cement
mixer.
-
Evenings
7
to
9.
Red
807,
-
;
.
$2
WANTED
i-
Part
time
"book-
i.
vT
kePDinat
work.
Phone
Black
k
'
:-307
between
9
a.
m.
and
5
o-.
"
OIL
HEATERS
fM.
HIIUNERS
rn'i
;i
A
N
STOKERS
HealinK
Alterations
&
ELKIMS
LTD.
BOX
271
PHONE
79
m,
(82
WANTED
TO
RENT
One.
two
or
three
furnished
housekeeo-nr
rooms
hv
couole.
Ocean
V
View
Hotel.
Room
7.
84
.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
:
FOR
SALE
Hairdressine
busl-""""
ness
as
aoin:"
concern.
Excel-
-
lnt
clintelle
and
location,
For
further
details
Phone
57.
Q:
P
Tinker
&
Co
Ltd.
tf
FOR
SALE
Business
Oooor
tunitv
Will
sell
stock
and
rent
east
end
Grocery
Store
to
reliable
cartv.
Good
turn-
;
over
which
can
be
further
ex-oanded.
An
easy
wav
to
have
a
business
of
vour
own.
See
T.
"Norton"
Votings.
Real
Fstate
and
Insurance
Phone
"
45J!
(83
.
REAL
ESTATE
Venetian
Blinds
Steel
or
Aluminum
Slats
In
a
nice
variety
of
pastel
colours,
with
tapes
of
matching
or
contrasting
shades.
Phone
and
have
our
estimator
call
and
give
you
a
price.
We
measure
your
windows
and
in--stall
the
blinds.
McBrlde
St.
,
PUone
l
'
PHONE
79
lHallarr
fjlianttanj
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
"I
CAFE
IN
THE
CITV
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
FOR
SALE
Cabins
and
two
'
room
house.
AddIv
1024
3rd
-Ave.
West.
(P89)
WARTIME
HOUSE
for
Sale.
419
7th
Ave
E.
Excellent
condition,
garage,
utility
room,
storm
windows,
oil
heater,
lawn
tile
drained.
Immediate
occuoancv.
Term?
available.
Red
756.
(85P)
FOR
SALE
The
estate
of
the
late
B
L.
Pearson
is
now
for
sale
consistine
of
160
acres.
bouse,
outbuilding
and
orchard,
two
nules
from
Terrace
School
transoortation
bv
bus.
If
interested
please
;
contact
Mrs.
H.
A
Pearson,
administratrix.
Box
126
or
phone
20-Y.
Terrace.
(91)
OPEN
FROM
S:30
P.M
to
S:S0
A.M.
We
Specialise
In
Chinese
Dlsnw
cnop
suey
enow
mei?j
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
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Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
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AVENUE