.1)
~t
A
tor-Ruth Knorr.
Piano Selection—Julius Bernhnrat.
Christmas in Many undo—Petra.
nella Latvcnas.
Danco -— Columbine — Consuelo
Dawson and Eileen McMahon.
Recitation—lira. Suits Cluus —-
.‘datilda Doitz.
Violin Solo-IIumoresque—Auron
SCHOOL NOTES
'1'!“ annual Phristnms party or the
~ht‘t‘ of Franklin action] was held
the school “'etltu‘slny afternoon.
'- r which re {rt-slimenis were
I.
m nt‘t‘ohltmtilml by
worn vxchangcil.
A rota (it thanks for the good time
given the t'ozimilttoc. the names
a the members 0! which follow:
titling
Chairman. .‘-ii.« “1‘31“" t‘rltw;
Marie Irv" Miss Helen
Olly. Miss lr- ' ".llt‘ii)‘. kiln
elcn Pr:no‘-'~ 31‘ . .\l..ry ncMnhon.
l” M‘Il‘“ ' .zr-i. Mix: Mary Kirby.
rs. .‘im the".
~l ‘ * .it home room groups
are preparing Christ.-
pr these. childrcn less
thrmselves. These
-§om “ml «“riiiutet‘l among the
thin-emu :1; - in town to needy
My: anti About 2.! such boxes
hm twin: prepared. They contain
Juli tho things boys tlll-l girls are
“primed to like at Christina: time.
1 9,460 Christmas seals “‘ch sold by
an.» pupils or the school. “'ith few
:exceptions enrh room tlispowil of
;:00 seats. \‘.lll‘11‘ mu or my... 5,.“
‘nturi‘ than that launiln‘t‘.
‘ The Christmas prognizns were
73“?" gi-sti‘t‘tlny morning Thr)‘
hboundcd with songs. readings and
:rocltntlvns of good Chen. The pro-
lflram follows:
: “NINTH GRADE.
: Opening IIXV‘.t';.<i‘.<~~li‘~'1‘:tl,prin‘l‘.
,, salute. Star Sp" e-l ltanni‘r.
: Father Christmas. Message —02ga
Jillian.
! A Christmas live
:Ilelcn Knrdos.
3 Hells Across the
lSunieli.
.’ Christan: lix-
‘lho Tusk“.
; Song—~Sil-‘nt .\"
1 Christmas (in.
’I‘OOm “:5. ‘
. Ho Como: in the Nixht— Iiiiza‘ucth
‘l‘cny.
' .-\n .\eci..x‘:i!—'l“.:umioro ll-‘gcdus.
l‘i.i.\‘=t‘l "The 51d?” —
Ton buys .1111 ten 222'.” ct room two.
Adventure —-
Snow — ll-‘len
r} \\ here—Maple-
l;t-—.~\&~‘en‘.biy.
5—41 uhl’ pupils of
t‘hrisim is
Song—llzirki The li»‘r;‘.1d Angels
Sin:-.—\s<-rml~2y.
".ii‘s: li‘tre \‘iir‘s':1‘..1s"—~\\'1‘.iizim
Rising.
"\lzt‘. ‘r Gorgon.
- .\i.1rg.1ri‘t .\l(-
l-‘rliru li- 2111‘
t‘hristnus .\.-
Cube.
Pinto S":“\".l\‘f‘. +12; 2.1 lirvcse)’.
Seflc—«Cvtze .\‘l Y» l'.|:t?‘.f:;2~—.\s-
arm! f),
l'rvs. 2.1mm of ((21.5 ..‘s {.‘r
em‘ra‘. ixcrl‘rrtth‘ ‘ ‘ v ”kw-
‘
J‘rv‘s, Hour-ll lie.
.-
lilGliTll (Niki-'17.
Opening l-Zxcn‘m‘ “yr-.171. prayer.
1311;: an? t". S:.i.‘.r Spanxin‘d. l‘ . ‘re.
t‘lithttus 1520-1Liz-M—Veirtnt lien-
xii-:2.
Tho l‘nn'e‘r v.’ t“’.t".<t:~.;.'.s~ Lena
Vinigo.
\‘znlln Solo-«Mnclme‘. Soyi'...
Son:~~!i.irki The ‘ll-‘rn‘d ARK-‘73
A t‘ixris'r'uis Thouclit~ I‘vzrtlw
Smir~ Asocw
Cunm‘.
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3 AND orsmnc
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‘3 b- F‘bv'na.) Ginsu-u)
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fi'Amico hit: on... 1
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ESun-wlnro in :5. wand ;
:‘Tun the Rainbow End. ‘ i
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:thuln D AW 05—... ,
M: in A Minor-Adagio j
1 ‘XMl M
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.3. MELODiOU-S INSTRWAL .
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ssririt. Mildred Shepard: the mot er.
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_.\ firth—Dorothy Grit-chm:
‘Clzrtstn:a.-—Anna Pointr.
~' day “tome-(‘21.
”oar—Ruth June;
John Hills.
all Axum: and Henrietta 31*.
MIKE:
Mpoloni.
Song—Silent Right—Asembly.
Presentation of certificates {or
general exeellonce in school work—
f‘rcsident Howard Bennett.
NINTH GRADE.
Opcning Exercises—Hymn. prayer.
ting salute. star Spangled Banner.
A Christina; Camp on the San
Gab-rel—Hcrbert Schwartz.
Song—it Came Upon the Midnight
Cit-nrnhlarlnn Perkins.
The Blrds’ Christmas—Helen Scul—
Icy.
Song—Deck the Hall—Assembly.
Quotations from Longfellow —
Guerncll Garvey. Gaza Riczu and
Milton Rockctt.
Piano Solo—Dance Del-‘antomes—
Sophie Alexander. -
Japanese Dancch—Eilecn McMa-
hon.
Recitation—Santa Claus—~Carieton
Burr. .
Song! Hark the Herald Angels
Sing—Assembly.
Christmas Quotations —- Dorothy
\Vilkena Ethel Kolatnr. Elizabeth
Kerckes, Ella Hines. _
Dance—Little Mire Butterfly —
: Dotis l‘c'moyer.
There Is a Santa Claus—Clarence
Sonrlos. .
A Christmas Carol -— Margaret
Fish.
Song—Silent Night—IS boys
pupils from room 36.
Presentation or certificates for gon-
eml school work—President Howard
llcnnctt.
GRADES FOUR. FIVE, SIX.
Recitation — Xmas Greetings —
Lionel DaCosta.
Recitation-ficanta
Lew-minus.
:ocitation—-Kris l(ringle~—Ilarold
K. ntiricks.
SlOl”)'—-'.K Visit to Toylnnd—Chnrlcs
' Horton.
Recitation—A Xmas Surprise—Lu-
cile “illnvy.
Recitation —- Baby's
Frank liartwvn.
Snng~Snntn Claus—Lillian Arch—
or. Ruth Kuhn. lda Ayers. Seymour
itermnn. Joseph k‘urgvrson. llclen
lltotsikzis. Karl Ste. '
1 l:ee;..1ticn-—Qultr Like
'tnc—llelen liotsikns.
Brannon—Xmas
Arcevlnt‘.
itccit:.tlon—.\ly
German.
lle‘i‘ifdfion—xnfas—Rulh Price.
lZI‘t‘lSItlli‘11—3li’3. Santa Claus ~-
5} 2‘. L.\ Schusrtx.
f Story—The Firs:
Latino.
1 1‘.-\~1t.1‘.ion—&1ntn‘sHelper—Sylvia
\‘t‘gl‘l.
Sent-Silent Night—Clix”.
inn-y Xmas—Elton “'lene.
Xmas Jock—Georg:- Usher.
, Visit
and
Claus—~Arthur
Stocking ~—
11 Stock—
“’ocds—l-Idith
Stocking —- Jock
Xmas—Cecelia.
3‘s “fifth—Mary Ire.
's “'ish-Katnrcnc
<—li- lrn liaxtcr.
as Brits—Anna Arne}...
i Play~Xntas I':\‘(‘—.\l.t!“fl;ifv:t Vim-
.co. Mildn‘d Shepard.
‘Cmta.
Santa. and Judy—08c” Drills.
L‘hrlsfimss in the Jungle-Mildred
l‘..i)~—The Christmas Signs—The
child. Alice Taylor: the figure. Elea-
nor Lewirs: the night. Leona Rud-
tor; the star. Marion Conley:
l.x:‘x.1:~. Plough: the two children.
llvien .‘l:\:0¥'. lrrnc Faker.
Pox-m —— Twas the Day After
L‘hrist:~.~.:19~——lh‘rothy Strait-on.
l‘m‘m —— December —- Christine
lmwtie‘n.
smry~7no Doll‘s First Christmas
-i‘!::liis \\'tthinKt-:‘n.
S.~::g—-t‘hristnus Carob—Henriet-
2.1. LOVHICYL
Dance—Evelyn Dirkntan. 1‘
Poem—Everyone Is on the Run—g .
new Agranow.
Story—Merry Chrzstmss—Rlchud
\\".t:;‘:“;9.
room—Christmas in the Jungle—,
l‘luiip Renter. i
I‘t‘t‘nt—ds‘i‘iiy 5?. ?
Nick—Mu Mt!!-
er.
I‘m-mnnsprr Christmas Time—
iiizmbezh Mature. !
Poem—Christmas List—Dorothes‘
.‘l‘le‘fi. ,
Story—A Jcke on Santnfilnck
lotus.
Poem—The Greatest Dos—Marie
Gianni.
Form—A Stolen Gilmxxia of St.
S: c:‘.\‘-—-Mt’$. Stat: Clonal—4hr
Form—Wen Getting Ready for
Poem—Christian Mara—Beatrice
A1“. til-3r.
to Suits CLI‘JS' Shop—Lib.
Ray- .
Edwin m.-.
“ In Bay;
Vessel from Seven
NEW' YORK. Dec. 22,—At. 5:15
o'clock last evening the. great Leila-
tlian. pride of the American mer-
chant marine was freed from the
mud bank off Robbins Reef lights
house. in the upper harbor. in which
her nose had been buried for :11th
seven hours.
Slowly, under her own steam, but
convoyed by a fleet of twenty tugs.
the 60.000 ton vessel made her way
around the Battery and to her pier
at the foot ot \Vest Fortysixth
Street. Here all her passengers had
been landed during the afternoon by
the city ferry boat President Roose-
volt.
Experts of the Shipping board and
the American llncs. opt-rotors ot the
Leviathan said there was no evidence
of leakage or other damage.
bass to [Wt-s.
ever. as one or the most inexplicable
in the history of. the harbor. She
was floated nearly two hours before
high tide. The principal loss con-
sisted of the ’ncnnvonience to the
SS? passengcrs. many of them per.
sons of note,
These ware hours late in landing
in America. though the Leviathan
had arrived in Quarantine only one
hour and thirty minutes behind her
World's record for n Westbound ray-
age across the Atlantic.
And all because. navigation men
agreed. the great vessel elected to
come up the main ship channel. 500
yards wide. on the left rather than
tho right side.
This was at the turning point buoy
three miles out of Quarantine and
.lmost dih‘cliy oft St. Georgv.
Staten Island. It was at 10:45 a. m.
i'l'lae Leviathan. lter passengers eluted
in: the speed and ease of the voyage.
'hnd puma Quanntino a: 10:17.
[managers Taken Ashore
The 83'}
lmken of! the stranded
[by tho Municipal Ferryboaz Presi-
'd€nt Recs-Yvon and the
l flag ship Mneom. formerly the John
i r. liylan. Th» Roosevelt
i
i
Mat-om arrived nicngside the Lena-
than at
iptal sent to Commis<ioner Grover
A. \“haien. cf the Department of
Plant and Structures of the Brian
aittzlnistration.
The transfer 0: passengers and
Many c:
I
5 baggage began at once.
:..o “Locum”
. c
gportan: appointments they had to
final-m. The transfer ot the pos-
.sencers was effected without inci-
ideh: cr cxcitcmcnl. The transtcr
to: the lamp: was not so easy,
laltlzcugh only the land baggage
gin-.13 constdcred. The trunks wen:
Ilctt 0. board (or the time heist.
‘ The seventydivo steam pos-
. sens-er: were left on board.-
Docks Are
The President Roosevelt and
Macom. loaded with the writers
and luggage started up the Hud-
son Rtvrr nbout 8:80 o'clock. It
seemed that by that hour M111-
bodyin Kerr York knew of the
plight ofltho Let-lat}:
plan to m her
mans of the tern‘boats.
along the New York
Dock:
suled by.
Tier S5. at l-‘ortyxdxth street. ti
{153. ;
She has “at: set” to land he:- {us—g
'* noon. Then some.
. Carton: Herbert;
and P223: Joseph Rifles. a;
wr.1'.her-t-eat-n mm 0! titty-fin: and.
one cf the most experienced pilots
in harbor unto-r. were on the.
bruise- ’ .
. . 1
The {xiinthan suddenly slipped;
to the let: Ind cut arm tho mun!
ohsnrzri. Pilot Biglu‘ said inter he:
strrrt‘d :ett arm the wido chat-Z
no: to lucid Ironic and “tent-p the,t
boa: in deep Water." He nddcd: i
“There m 1 strong ebb tide-i
rmm the x11 yon Kali. n25- «mil
us on the port quarter we! showed?
our to” into the mud bank. She.
1-3621: aground ain tom-oar trot otl
'razer on her stern And thirty-awe:
one her :1:
The Ixuatm an“ thtrty—etsht
feet: hrr stern m theton clear.
The-re was no shock no friction
n: .n-o
Spanish mam—Lillian Sermon.
song-61:11:“ Smith—Clsst
ct any sort. Tho first thing an:
o the pig-eager: er crew o: 1.643%
R . b ,.
€11er program sin-n mer-
Smmng—“mta Char-Gad” 8.
1I and 5.
Recitation—“A
lure: Alien.
lioczratioa—wA um.
rill-KOO! Manson.
Keenan“ — "Ted‘s QW—
I‘N‘naid Button.
R'ecz'uflon—“Thc Rube of Baht-:-
hen:“—C'.:.iro Lyu‘tt.
Sagtrs—“Slcnt tht"—Gn¢a
S. l and 5.
Floatation—'72:: Mm. Doll“
-—l~‘o=.— girls. Gndns 1 and s.
Recitation—‘Thuk You. Santa“—
Vie-ix Ray.
“finance—"A FNNW—ln
tone. .1
st; - -‘Rnna Claus Luna‘—
Primary.
Recitation — "member“ -—- 31x:
Welcome'-—&r.
M“—
chruzon — “Christma’—Flor~
cm Horns.
Recitation—“A um Toto.
Redntira—‘Mher Mo‘-
Soap—‘Chpm th—Ru-
mormmltndl
Rmm—mmdm-
Roclmioa-‘Whm mt: Donn“
admired «as the :pmronuy quick
nppmch. cu: o! the first-tot of the
Rabbits Rn! lighthouse. Then.
ens-1:3: nuts-cloak, the mount-r o!
the deep slipped into the 13:2de
Because hr.- utrbtnes Vere stripp-
ed Ntorv: her recent rmrd~hmk-
in; run. the rattan could not ne-
Rm‘here ‘20; Thorn-elm
to now been retired untn 3pm
to:- these :26 other rep-1n
John J. McCain, W or the
New York Ghats‘ MN}! team with
his info and his :sristant. “Bottle"
altar-.1 Era-um
Recitation —— “Tanner" -— Ratio
”our.
limitation—“Christmas W
——l,<~r—;a Donovan.
Sang—"Santa Claw—£3162: !
and 3.
Brannon—mmv—Gm
Rethitr. ,
Rt‘cfllfifla‘m Christa-s aton-
n‘e‘—Bo.rneni Hoop.
Wm
Grades 1 4 and 5.
Salutation—W Bells“—
hnliae mm
BMW Country an-
“a?“ Doctor.
Quintin-4‘4; BIC of W—
M unload.
Stan Gnu”—
floatation—“naming”—
or The Se‘
Thirty Tugs Finally Manage to Pull Largest
[gets Ferrietl to Land . ‘
The accident will go down. how--
enhin passenger: were:
Leviathan;
Municipal
on},
1:30 in response to an op--
wcre frettui be:-
ausc 0: train connections and tm—i
“3.3 of her; strained and
penance” 1::qu the ‘3
ibundrrnis c!
shore were?
crowded with people. who sent up;
curm- nfter char 1: the fort-shoots ping rapidly w 3:
{the bow maniac-i
The passengers were loaded at;
”to!!!” demand and wi15 add to
mice.
can a: the Hint-c5: PM of the 83—55
.marormmme: at the;
m. a selection of the hat“;
._ .e ,.
Stuck
SixNHburs
Feet of Mud -—— Passen-a
Jennings and the latter‘swfife. who
were among the lacviatnanfs passw-
gers, werémet. by a tug at two
o'clock and tattoo on the liner-
[mm is Slight.
McGraw‘snld the impact (2! the
groundin} ot the liner had scarcely
been noticed by the passengers. Mc-
Graw was himself on deck :1: the
time. He realized the ship had gone
aground when she’stopped htcviag
and remarked to a newspaper mar.
than engaged in interviewing him,
"I‘hat‘s a grounder." That is Lit the
concern McGraw shelved. He :ookcd
up Jennings. and the two wont to
lunch. .
Captain Hartley remixed tit-is. [‘31
in the bridge house. while 11:95: of
thc passengers Were stin unavrcr.) n!
the. accident. Captain Hartley .1”
collapsed. This was trm swear-l w.
casion in this hat-(‘0.- 2-3;»-
un-ler his comm-.22.": 5;: . _
aground. 5
On December 5“. “ I
.‘l. litur Slang"? '
commanding 121:: ..
lit-3:11 flats at :1 1:;
opposite the scene of yrs
trident.
Captain llnrtfey v.2; s=
and lair-r rmizzcri to 5-. e
was appoint»! ear-lain t‘.’ :5:
than l‘y Gibbs
aged her first \-
protests.
Tig~c Quick to Ik‘fi‘ut‘.
Aug. he had Sift \ii
of the accident
Irmhrrs. u “.0 war--
:';‘1;;-‘5_ c-x v; r
:Har’fcy “as to.) (2.53.11
accident to make
The first of tit-.3. .-
to surround the 5. ~
was the Shirpxng
monee. ‘ i
Lexiat‘ttan. TE:-
noeuvrrd bet“
rL.
5‘9.“
‘ Lighthouse. s-‘: on 1 .
away. and 331-? 43‘- ; . .
tug set; it: to pal: “‘1 .l.s.\;1ti~:tr.
3“'.1)‘ tram tho ban? 0: :n ‘v‘. ind -i:’.
:into which hr nos. 3’21 rusty»:
«some 90W." 103?.
.! But its s'ra'R-‘zfl‘.
‘tug puff-‘3. 1'5 “22'
.to the Reef and
acre-wad or: 121-.»
5‘ Mene {1101196 «:5
othe appr. 15?: o'.’
. The 53?.‘13156
‘1lirecfitc 1:1 2:“.‘7‘
i Isldzd fcrrjv
aforced to 5.1.1:}:
'ands o! nuts-nicer:- oi.
icios-J range V"? of
ilk-*3 Ant-3 ':
int-1.:- m:t::.-.i
:shore.
g Thu-e “.1 c.
itoris or: tugs. tit-h
£th§rty a: 0::- ti
gentler Pia-r1131: 3..
‘Mannnttm to “1;.
i
of: the soft mudha
gwarm. ans-rascnntrt-
lveml looked Zak—o a
surrounded by minnow
eW‘ith tanner: attach—1'
dramatic spot
,‘reat liner. the
snorted
.{rs of the
1133.2:ch
the nuts and notch-J. 3
The stern o! .32: vessel was *rcp '
' .‘ tide.
of the root. There
bio its: 10 start-card
a rx‘rzmtc poxébiiizy t}:
be tuity strazn'
in: suspenj-r.‘
mud. “12!: 2.?
0: he: 53cm
ORATORIOS AND
CAROLS FOR
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So. NorWalk Congrego-i
tional Church Makes ‘
Plans for Tomorrow ‘
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339”"
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fill
mullll
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10123.5
Xma‘s Gifts by
\' '-
coppc: paraphernalia oi the
anuiacturing boozc’mcrchant
at being turned into Christmas
This is through
-.1 arrangcmcnt made rccentlx be-
.iveczz U. S. Marshgd A. L. Sittei,
custodian of stills seized by prohibh.
tin agents in Los Angeles, Cit-1.,
and 4‘: disabled war vctcrans of tut
STILLS. worms, filters and other
,. csrnts this year.
9 ...
Arrowhead lfospital. _
Manv f the cnppied V-sen‘nrc
' ‘ work 1::
mi: havqbecn learning
meal and have achieved a high de- _
grass of skill in making osciul and
beautiful articles for Christmas 53!:
t'ram copper. “is: a truck load at
confiscated cepprr was sent to them
they our 3 way to make their on
Christmas plans possible and_at the
sun: time provide a lot of deltghtfoi
gifts to be disposcd of through that
friends. Th: chcnl 513635
..rdcrcd the stills dystroycd and the
marshal texnd 2r. ingcnms solution
of the whc-Ee matter,
The scidicrs have both turnin
a mat rate.
on! most: sift: at
Smart and
' ‘21::1“ by
~.' are ed by the
in?! as the tradétioml
6: some the beautiful
in Irving Suzi: ,
keeping ‘1'.
n coéebrate
. any critercn the
a.
9.3::ch us?
.ommw afternoon
E of 1.31:3: Hoyt
“foo-5:211 cent-tars.
"Metimn Revolution 15 But Inns:
Betti-c of
xv“
Ancient Struggle."
“‘riter.
\Ecr. wif-
in‘SE r»:
:fttflufi.
d:
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t
'55: Buzrrists :ov rah-2:213;
mwmmh
Eerie-o
and Christmas Eve
In aficriaz. ~
or: practice the
0.1::er 33:21:31.1 ch: rt:
pans to ceiebmte ice
Ethic
Chnétmzs
W inn: 3 want}. c: 325;: Ric-1::
o: the :r- :itonsd are: :53»: 5::
iron tit-e gm: crazericxs.
Tito serum tomomw morning .2:
11 o'czock 1-1;; rcixée 12¢ ”re-p—
kn! in the ficid” by 31.24213. :1:
“Venue Acorezzm" t; \\‘e;y—-“‘:zj:—~Z
tingm _ The choir wit; so; the 5::-
themes “There were Shepherds“ 5-: }
Nevin me: “Snag 0 garters” r5;
Snap-er. and Mrs. Butt vii; 5:3 “Tia":
Chas: Child“ by Coombs fit: a 620- i
it: ozh'tglto 1"; Mrs. 3052:: 52. Wn-- :
try. The session cf the L..r.:rché
School. a: his will no a garner-15 ,f
matting ot dbl dens-twang sad the;
m of carols and 5:12513 of
carols and 22:25:23 of Christan stress
its '53 take the phat: of the ma:
eta: sessions. 51124.1 {tricks ‘-
he made tor the Km But £2532:-
fund of the art-:00; \ 7'
In annotation o: the coming mr—
ado Play to be held («a Chmmzs7
m a: 8 o‘clock the chant); au3§~€
tuition. is «nastier-nus dong-m by
the mo: o: the 53:3? 3.3;;er
mmmguem,
The mask used in the present:— 3.
,.
A Hoosier Cabinet
for Christmas
is. one of the most 5. 1"ml 3:”.5.‘
for the housewife- A gift. that
sax-rs my fiegax tightens tk
long om 3r.- hcenrs in your
kitchen and saves you fine
and magsh through the
elimination of useless motion.
Priced from man up.
032 DOLLAR D0“
will bring one to your home.
balance in small weekly my.
'.A.J.Collms’ (20..
70-7: mmm>
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