The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1946, Page 4

| PAGE FOUR R g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1946 P R L P S YU SR Y | i i| DR.E. H.KASER The Charles W. Carter 20 YEARS_ AGO prE EMPIRE DENTIST Mortuary BLOMGREN BUILDING . . Iumun has given a crew of painters a sound calling- [ al y aska mp[re | down for using five-inch brushes on a job where 4%- | Published every evening except Sunday by the :mrhoys were the union limit. The crew, lacking 4% ! EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY inch swabs, dropped down to the four-inch size and! L BA AR | 1t [ T Dt Juncau, Alasks rent | —We Presume—finally got the job completed. This it ok DOROTHY TROY LINGO - - - Vice-President | Seems to us is a matter deserving of more passing atten- Phone 56 Fourth and Franklin Sts. R e R Y Editor and Manaker tion. Its implications arc tremendous. SEPTEMBER 12, 1926 HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. PHONE 136 ALFRED ZENGER - - - Business Manager | We of the editorial craft use typewriters boasting | o . The program of entertainment at the Scutheast Ala Fair during Ie T s oo Gt b Jaeeu i il Gk Mewr, | & Ova 0 B0 chavactaly, - WISLBUER 8 machife W S E SEPTEMBER 12 o|the four days was announced by Manager Jack Laurie. Entertainers SUBSCRIPTION RATES: | turn out—of a good afternoon—three super-duper arti-' o Ida Mae Jensen ®|included Mrs. L. P. Dawes, Jeannette Stewart, Anabel Simpson, Mary The Erwin r d c c d B c Delivered by e.:lr‘lc:“:':#:-.-e;;mv::-:"l:o:::? for 8150 per monthi | cles for the benefit of our reading public. If, hnwm.c/‘ . Edith Lavold | vanderLeest, H. Rocovich, Mrs. Glen Kirkham, Mrs. H. Swindle, Grace S ee 0. ar werage 0. By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: we were limited to a typewriter of—let us say—only &£ | ¢ Mr 3. S. Ellett ®| Maohel 3 38 3 iss Ommhoff. The Juneau ce in Case Lot Grocery One year, in advance, 15 00; six months, in advance, $7.50; | characters, much more time would be required for the | o iy 1 Erickson % N.u..lul, l\;lxs (' P' :1. n?w. >A‘1lu|.|‘ (}l ”x]:}(l‘)(v M PHONE 704 Whulfsal: 805 10th St. | O T o “will confer a favor if they will promptiy notity | completion of our tasks. With a limited work-week | o Evert Martinson " ettt bl i HAY, GRAIN, COAL EHONE A o o ' ihe Business Office of any failure or irregularity in the delivery | in effect, more men would have to be hired to fill | o M Fathis & s = ; { and STORAGE for MIXERS or SODA POP e emnomes: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. the columns of this and other newsnapers 5 B BUReNBA 2| The Alaskans, orchestra, celebrated a fifth birthday and Mrs. George | R H - Gt If policemen were limited to five-inch night- | o Clarence Rowe o ! C. Burford gave a party at which were Harriett Barragar, Jessie Mock 7 $B. simsiinied Pram to A A R en to the use for | Sticks and two-shot revolvers, the market for police- | o Mabel Tippetts o | Mildred Abr: svelyn Johnston, Mrs. Glenn Oakes, James Mc- c A L 1 F o R "!A VANITY BEAUTY republication of il news dispatches credited to it or not other- | men would boom. If farmers raised three-inch spuds, o | Naughton, Earle Hunter, Ray Stevens, Glenn Oakes and Wayne Murphy. ¥lse credited in this paper and also he lockl news published | even in Tdaho, think how many more potatoes and R R T e Y Grocety and Meat Market SALON ------ — ——- |how many more farmers—would be required before PP E ¥ O 478 -— PHONES — 371 Cooper Bullding ) N hel and family moved back to Deuglas from Treadwell NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, 1411 )., \\ational dinner tables could groan. We might cut i High Quality Foods at Pourth Avenue Bidg , Seattle, Wash 2 e S s streetcars down to a 12-man capacity and thus boost ! > i T . Moderate Prices | streetcar cutput and reduce unemployment among | a I u Attorney Henry Roden returned from a professional trip to Wrangell motormen. A ay, 3, slle! 3 C » Queer or Sitka. - | Some months ago our favorite bar put the scheme Attorney Si Hellenthal left on the Queen for Sitka Jones Stevens Slmp into operation, and now we must take three drinks " ( :"’"”"”"""““"”' kL1 ke vty baidente s St & for the two which formerly did the job. The ladies— | wi . . . b‘ll . ;ER:E:';MISSES‘ |Lord love 'em—follow the pattern in bathing suits D IYI_ E I h & ! DY-TO-WEAR o ’ { Ually Lessons In ENGIIsh w. 1. GorDON | ELSIE HILDRETH, Manager Open Evenings Phone 318 METCALFE SHEET METAL Heating—Airconditioning—Boat Tanks and Stacks—Everything in SHEET METAL although, strangely enough, they still think one suit - —_ | o 18 stiough,’ Aht-alas afid aldck--shirts have followed || The recirds of ‘the Tntecng@lanaity = 0 0 (el SR i e oy S Ueward Street’ Near Thira | | fTHo0e 111 PO WOUENBYIZOR "Il\v paint-brush route. They're getting shorter every | Fisheries (Tmlnnm.\m::{ shlnr ;h:n st N AEHERD: DY it s Ehe s & FIACTA oI ATAR e e — op = day. for the period from May 0 Aug i L e e BOY; et G 168 4 " We hope the unions will realize that such an idea |ust 31, Plos6, the following total| “She is a RELATIVE of mine” is preferred Femmer TranSffl' The Rexall Store can sweep the country to destruction. First thing they | amounts of halibut have been land- | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Suede. Pronounce swad, A as in Prompt Courteous Service Your Reliable Pharmacists | know people will start building smaller houses io fit |ed in Pacific Coast ports from’Area | AID. BONDED WAREHOUSE BUTLER-MAURO i smaller paint brushes, and none will be any richer than |3: | OFTEN MISSPELLED: Nasal; S, not Z, though pronounced as Z. Oil—General Hauling DRU | | they now are. Area 3 | GYNONYMS: Vanish, disappear, dissolve, fade JPhone 114 Triangle Square se a word three times and it is yours.” Let us i A S e o d each day. Today's word A'aSka MUSi( S"PP'Y WORD STUDY A =| Let’s call the whole thing off U. S. Fleet i | increase our vocabulary by mastering one we WELFARE FUNDS | = e & Canadian Flcet el HARRY RACE e i Bilbo Investigation 2 | RELEGATE; to exile; to banish; put back or away. “We have not M The Department of Public Welfare announcement | ,I.II"“::'\}W. DrelimibEts ;fm\f,?‘:on relegated religion to cbscure municipalities.”—Burke Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Drugglsl this week that general relief allotments have been cut | (Washington Post) present totals for the season, as the| S=="""""r """ """ “"“”“"""( Pianos—Musical Instruments “The Squibb Store” by 60 percent because of insufficient funds means hard | It is encouraging to note the renewed agitation |area closed to halibut fishing on! b { and Supplier Where Pharmacy Is a times for indigents this winter. The demands for such |for an investigation by the Special Senate Campaign ' August 19th ‘ MODERN ET'O U ETT )~/ A =4 Phone 206 Second and Seward Profession funds are always heavier during the winter because of | Investigating Committee of the charges against Sen-| In 1945, Area 3 was closed to hali-| ROBERTA LEE R dhdiibobe Al ol tetlicicdieh o] 4 % § her fadtors. | ator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi. The Senate cannot | but fishing on September 24th. Sea- | Lo oo i o S MR e i ST e R T e was(;:é r;;zr;ifu:‘xro::tfl?’lx;iofl‘lh(p Sh::l.lt“.(,. First, that | refuse a seat to a Senator merely because it doesn’t like | son totals for Area 3 in that year NP ) 4 ""—"”\K]’ GENERAL 20TH CENTURY MEAT g8 3 "|him or the views he expres as some people seem | were as follows: | Q. What is one to do when on a strict diet and he is invited to REPAIR SHOP MARKET the number of cases has greatly increased during the %5 ™5t should do in the case of Senator Bilbo, Area 3 a dinner party? Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burner Juneau’s Most Popular last year-and-a-half; second, the Legislature failed 10 | ¢ jejther can it afford to ignore serious charges| U, S. Fleet 25,605,000 A. Decline the invitation. This is much better than sitting at a Blacksmith Work “Meating” Place meet the Department's last request for funds. | that_obviously warrant investigation Canadian Fleet 51,000 | dinner table and making apologies for not eating. GENERAL REPAIR WORK ONLY THE BEST OF MEA'TS ] For several years now employment in Alaska has | In the case of Senator Bilko specific and fa — 1 Q. When one has made a mistake of any kind, isn't a very effusive Phone 204 929 W. 12th St. PHONE 202 been at an all-time high, and it is difficult to und(j Bl r e g n | apology better than just a few words? stand the causes behind such a large increase in ‘m‘\ e by former epresentative 0ss Collins, who| Landings from the closed Area 2| A. No; an apology that is too effusive merely emphasizes the mis- welfare cases, However, that seems to be the_case. |opposed Bilbo in the Mississippi primary. Collins|during August were restricted 10|y o A few sincere Words of regret are better “The Store for Men"” accused Bilbo of receiving $25000 from a Mississippi | that halibut caught incidentally| e gret 4 this reason it can be expectd that if and when | . Olita 5 atare At & Ot AR Y c il 1 unemployment occurs, :he situation will become | contractor in “flagrant violation” of Federal and State | while fishing with set lines for oth- | Q. Is 1t impolite to stare 8t & Person on (the.skre, or in sy Nkl s 9 norma Anploy & law. Another charge against Bilbo, which falls into a | er spec under permit and | Place? ! [ reaching charges are now at hand. They have been Totals % more severe. somewhat different category, is that he influenced the | amounter ) 167.01 5 | A. Yes, it is impolite, ill-bred, and rude. In some countries it is = % 15 tinderatandable that members of the Teglst | ot 8 ioned to soare Negro wotar fi")‘;}:;y”:;;(‘: "m1",‘7-1‘;?3():;"“‘“‘5'”‘,‘:1‘; B e et et o gl : Front St—Triangle Bldg, YOUgE 107 Cherry St. lature, viewing the general prosperous conditions |away from the polls and by inciting possible violence. | he same month in 1945. | ¢ ©FF1 Seattle 4, Wash throughout Alaska the past several years, failed to The Senate Campaign Investigating Committee | A} figures are preliminary and/|s e s em— realize the need for more welfare funds. was Set up to do a job. So far it has done virtually | qupject to amendment. [ I_O 0 K an d l [A R N by waffie‘d's Drug St Members of the Legislature, and prospective mem- nothing on these or any other cases called to its BT { A. C. GORDON | g ore bers, should begin thinking now about cutting down on | attention. One of its members—Senator Edwin C o 5 (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) the more non-essential expenditures so that the neces- | lJv\hnsQn "),‘""' resigned b‘\_{"“usp of ’ho ‘f”m""“"" % HENRY BENSON IS ! It FiE TR Ty T R bl NYAL Family Remedies X : nactivity, and the Republican members have been de- | 1. What is claimed to be the origin of the word “news™? G sary functions will not suffer. manding action. Chairman Allen J. Ellender of Louis- | SR e s g 5 g _i HORLU(K‘ S DANISH IDEM. PAINT SHOP o e mopiog v, Susiaes iy ot il | 6 U N | ¢ o do o ke i waer, s T Boirort s o | < ke L o, e ————————————— f On (iul(lnz Down Bilbo, but he has an obligation to give the committee | T e —— a chance to act. He has finally proposed a meeting E lA KA 1 Doks 4 hatBIT of e , (Cincinnati Enquirer) for early September. We hope it will order a full and | P R L We read in the public prints that a New England | vigorous investigation. 5. Of what is cello the abbreviation? | ; | | HUTCHINGS ECONOMY . MARRET Douglas Boat Shop | ANSWERS: . i e T AR ) e : Chole NEW CONSTRUCTION The Washing! imparted to high officials in Wash-| KOTTEBUE TEACHERS | Henry menson, mepubncan €an-| 1 The initial letters of the four compass directions north, chst,| | povasen From A T REPAIE JoBS e wasiing! on ington about 12 days before he| mml, . for ]l(' 1]mn:ill (,omml;:‘l:: XIIWFSL ek ocated in George Bros. Store FREE ESTIMATE made it. The suspicion is that the . jof Labor, who has been in Jun€au| , qne peels prevent their feet from slipping through the stirrups. EHONRS 5530020 Phone Douglas 192 Mem'fio'm’\“‘d Russians learned about it at the HERE, McCLELLANDS '‘cvcrar deys, plans o teave ‘tomor- A e 3 ; A SUpRINg throuEft thie StUDE. |1 | e ks 12 same time. | row for Sit¥a and then fly to Pe- - (Continued from Page One) Byrnes phoned President Tru-| ARE MSO 'N ("Y‘m‘.nuu ‘n.d.\\m‘nk‘(ll in the in-| e @ B P 0 EL S man about 12 days in advance, told| Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Knippel,| t€est of his campaign oo s PR K The Alaskan Hotel curred oniy a short time before him the Russians were on the on their way to the interior to T\fi{"ii‘:(\"“:l?““\‘i"‘:‘i’\ :'“',:“’“1:“)“;";“":; SIS TR — | | Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. ) and Congress was seething with Tampage, that nothing could be teach under the Alaska Native Ser-| o SVBY.icria SamERne B m. Visiting brothers welcome. | | Newly Renovated Rooms ' et The Case Hill was | done to satisty them. He therefore vice at Tanana on the Yukon Riy- | Fourth Division, then to the Third ROLLER SKATES 3 50 " E. C. REYNOLDS, Exalted at Reasonable Rates under discussion and labor leaders Proposed that the United States er, arrived in Juneau aboard 111ewD’}‘5“l‘“f ‘f‘_”)“‘”“ d““j‘“ill‘ i "‘t‘h @ pr. Ruler. W. H. BIGGS, Secretary. PRONE BINGLE O knew that if the CIO maritime and Great Britain try to set up a Princess Louise for a stop over of LU, belore Ihe SRRl Ik ; T AR . y ol 8| German government which could'several days here. They are stay-|and may close his campaign in'the COMBINATION BIKE LOCKS $1.00 = unions went out on strike, drastic k{ an govern n! hich cou ‘ae\em ays here. 'y are stay | Pirst Division Nl xHrEit I{IK}" IOCKQ -0(' MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 JUNEAU anti-labor legislation not only be won over to Democracy and|ing at the Hotel Juneau. During the past season, Benson DA % o SECOND and FOURTH UPHOLSTERY CO. % would pass Congress but would not Which could serve as a bulwark| Also on tnew way northr are Mr.l) " 0 0 T T nery = L2 Monday of each month 2 il be vetoed by the White House. against Russia. |and Mrs. Herbert C. McClellan and| : ot 4 e in Scottish Rite T at Kenai. Q e Temple RE-UPHOLSTE) So in the end, CIO leaders set- President Truman, who has come | their son Robert, Alaska Native Ser- Sl C ¥ T Ak beginning at 7:30 p. m. N;: G § tled for $17.50 a month increase. 'O Dut complete trust in Byrnes',vice teachers at Kotzebue. Arriving | LB A Ipposite l»d", !?:V!\ o Bikes for Rent 5 M. L. MacSPADDEN, e S : This was far below the $30 fi- Judzment, agreed. |aboard the Princess Loulse, they are; J = OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Worshipful Master; JAMES W.| | Phone 36 122 2nd St. ; gure tentatively discussed by Had-, Whether or not the Russians Staying at the Rev. Willis R. Booth| & TIDE TABLE N = oo — ——————/ | LEIVERS, Secretary. H dock with Schwellenbach and Con- | tapped the trans-Atlantic phope, or “Qd"“““- le sl et i $ way before Harry Bridges had wir-| whether they had other ways of| Southbound last spring, the M- o iz : siiver Bow Lodge| |[ALASKA ELECTRONICt| | ed him to mind his own business. |knowing what was going on is any- | (’]“d“"‘“:l“ :il(:xhh ‘tu"CngM F({:‘; ’]‘;” :ll\“ll‘ e i’ml s i SMITH HEATING and APPLIANCE co No. A 2, LO.O.F,, Sales and Service H P relv e o 'S gues v i vas - | an! TS, d * cClellan and A £ el b % o 'Meets each Tues- § i On June 26, just twelve da}§ af-| One’s guess. Maybe it was just co Ison Charles, who returned to Ju-|® Low tide 9:06 a. S10ft e FORMERLY SMITIf OIL BURNER SERVICE Expert radio re| withoat dela; ? ter the $1750 award was fixed, | incidence. ‘ o ; b o | day at 8:00 P. M., 1. O. O. F. HALL. b2 e 4 : 4 A i R : i i [neau t 4 is so] r' ear | ® igh tide 15 .m,, 18.. ft, ® ! - k is . i Gapiyin Conway, who, as War| Anywsy. it was shorty ater this| (005 0 UL M SBORRE YECN oy e arat pam, 12 11 e 0il Burners — Plumbing — Heating PLOYD HORTON, Novle Grana | |+ O % aonz e b f | Shipping Administrator, operated| that ~Foreign Minister ~ Molotov | ' “10EH o 80t S e e e D HORTON, Noble Grana PHONE 63 70 percent of the nation’s ships,|Mmade his sudden, mystery flight to k‘pm'.'hwn\ through Canada to ;1‘10‘ Ve o s e revwo oo PAL IO 110 NIZHLFHONE - SLacE L WHA Y. Opl oW Secretmary | completely ignored the $17.50 for| Moscow. Simultaneously, inspired yy, joo ™ crvoc ™ o tip from | BB 1 ! N iy i 4 © i the CIO and agreed to $2250 for|Stories began to leak out of Poland pyjyyanys to Denver, Colorado, was MISS LANE ROFF 7 laSka - Electr“mes i AFL seamen that Russia would take Silesia . "ora) of 3500 miles.. The Me- | TEACHER OF PIANO i i ’ b Obviously this meant bitter war|aWay from Poland aud give it t0'cyoyan ™t ied the Midwest and| Beginners preferred. Phone Red [§ H JIM LANGDON--Manager i between the CIO-AFL rivals. Also| Germany. Obviously tals was Ger-|coyeono“peeoe o iming north. 515, | i { Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime H it meant trouble with the wage|man-bait to counteract the offers, oo " kit R ¥y e ]| Ll ¥ = H . : Ry Bl s g 1o waks TolGia G oA i MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND 5 stabilization Board, which had just|®? going ake to Ger i TIVERQ AP o i set the increase at $17.50. However, Wany t STERTAT H F E RECKIVERS — BENDIX DEPTH RE- ; N Bonway brundered ahead just| I Russia goes ahead with this| B | or Ever CORDERS — HALLICRAI'TER RECELV- e, Conl [ wasanaiwelell Crossword Puzzle gBRnuG ; Yy ERS -~ BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND So later, when the Wage Stabili-|the Soviet taketh away” it will I A i Purpose COMBINATIONS { zation Board scaled down the AFL's|Cause the toughest showdown so far ACROSS 31. Note of the b H LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND . $2250 to the CIO's §17.50, the AFL|eXperienced between Moscow and| L. Fuss o and A H JusT PHONE RADIO TUBES L struck. The whole tie-up could ha\e“w;_?hmgw“' {3 Rt et xtend over C B H Lfl “ been avoided by a little more gov-| TR categorical Byrnes-Truman Drinking P = [ = H 2 . e § oot Topeaharely on “the Postion 15 that. the Sovit can| | "1kl Aoty s [AICLIINIE 5 b or Mail Orders Promptly Filled vart of Captain Conway. j neither “giveth nor taketh” without ¥ Greek fett e Dot out . H - " : 2 £ oo the consent of its Allies, that Ger-| (& West Stkon > “Crenny T : 439-2 Long, 2 Short Complete Ladlo Repay:Sarvice erforyicd 2 FDR'S EXILED SEC many’s boundaries are to be decided 4 A Byl o5 E] H é s by Government Licensed f lonly at the final peace treaty—, (1. '\.‘m’v. M: H AleLL ke Experienced Technician . While the diplowiats battle pub-| which Russia so far has refused to hoe 48/ Blatt \ —DELIVERY BEGIN . licly over “displaced persons” and| call Bieging bIrd {8 American AT f WITHIN A FEW MINUTES WRITE FOR INFORMATION 2 migration to Palestine, big business| Lol o | ?;’;fi’lyc?urg; ana Iy"\:mj;l ‘»fl!;m T|E! 5 i is battling privately over a “dis- RADIO TRUST-BUSTING | “' Fdri:\l; I : lsll s Solution of Yesterday's Puz-" H : < placed agency” in Washington. The Federal Communications it et at indian H : 3 The Securities and Exchange Commission’s attempt to break the 26 Continued: 63. On:c\\i;w:‘» looks :? Btrike gontly RowN H MOTOB BEB“ILD and “Anl"z sEn“cE 2 Commission, exiled to Philadelphia|radio boycott against “frequency | s, THToehNE gy poieadly o B Bl e e H J : d M' 4 7 in1942, now wants to come back|modulation” at last has received| 30. Kind of meat fniet 57. Sweet potato 3 worked unneann ea y- (A v Machine Work—Weldmg 3 home. But reactionary Congressmen!help from the International Ladies @ Arz\cji\‘nld 4 ) > and bureaucrats, secretly egged on Garment Workers. 5. Small lakes Cflncrete lne ENGINE REBUILDING—HARDWARE by big business, are opposed. | FCC has suspected radio-set 6. ° ° 1012 West 10th Street PHONE 863 SEC, watchdog of the stock mar-| manufacturers of ganging up | e 4 ket, was one of Franklin Roose- against new F. M. Radio (which . Ignited ‘5 velt's first and best reforms. Re-|supplies a clearer signal) because . Holsting % b ] membering the watered stock and'they wanted to sell as many stand- Bpparatyy § = . il . Confidential 1 . o phoney deals which helped bring ard sets as possible before F. M A ca | A- xl- BABLow — g— 7 on the 1929 crash, nobody can deny|got really started. ‘?:&‘:;‘nfl ! o g = lagl over Ha“ a cenl“ry o‘ Bankln lm H 7‘ SEC’s importance. However, pro-| However, the Unity Broadcasting g SR { a8 a-paid.up. subscrfber 1o THE DA"‘Y,ALASKA 1 big business and pro-utility ele-|Company, owned by the Ladies of & wail EMPIRE is invited to be our guest THIS EVENING. 4 ments in Congress and the Budget| Garment Workers, has made a deal ol Present this coupon to the box office of the - ":_; Bureau have sniped at SEC for with a radio manufacturer to put Confronts ! : years, cutting its appropriations,'out 25000 combination F. M.-stand- FEE 5L oution 1 cAPITOL THEATRE 3 considered it a major victory to get ard sets by Christmas. The union birds 3 . SEC out of Washington will spend $1,000,000 to purchase St apd receive TWO FICKEIE 10 see: g g Now these defenders-of-the-divi- | these sets for distribution to mem- mall candle % Q' l he B M [ elld { dend have vowed to keep SEC in bers, T unks THE BELLS or ST' MARY s o oA s : Philadelphia where it can't defend! Note—The Ladies Garment Work- dnd of banks Federal Tax—12¢ per Persop Bank 2 itself, can’t cooperate closely with ers have received grants to operate ,’1‘roxc-‘”:;“u-un R other bureaus, can't crack down on F. M. radio stations in Chattan- . Turn aside . : utility lobbyists now running wild ooga and St. Louis, with applica- PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB co. § Oldest Bank in Alaska in the Capitol tions ending in New York, Bos s \ g in New York, Boston, and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and % COMMERICAL SAVINGS —_— Philadelphia and Los Angeles. SOVIET GIVETH AND TAKETH | (COPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946) PFinal deision for the Jimmy| > Byrnes’ speech on Germany was! 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