HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1949-02-24, Page 2Agreeing To Settle A Much Disputed Question -A historic document for the fishing industry
is the agreement these men are examining. It is signed by Canada, the United States aid
eight other maritime nations. Its purpose is to establish an international advisory andinfornia-
tion commission on the Northwest Atlantic fishing grounds. Left to right -A. T. A. Dobson,
United Kingdom; B, Dinesen, Denmark; Stewart Bates, Canada; Klaus Sllunanaa, Norway;
and Wilbert M. Chapman, United States.
w:-rr_ Ieerey (:ardella brought
wit fr.re $300,000 against organized
baseball on the grounds of "having
been deprived of his livelihood",
most baseball men -t0 say noth-
ing of all sports writers -took it
as more or Iess of a joke. "Danny
must of found hisseif a good, trust-
ing lawyer, who doesn't rare if he
ever gets paid or not," was the Fort
of comment one heard. ,
But right now there aren't mo
many smiles seen or snickers heard.
Jost a short time ago the Court of
Appeals gave the ex -Giant outfielder
Rhe right to take his ease to the
U.S. Supreme Court. And if it.
„laver gets before that august body,
there is a chance that it mishit. hetet
` 1be whole structure of baseball boar
from its foundations,
* * *
For the word has been getting
around that Baseball is something
more than "a great American ;insti-
tution"- something more than
"the roost wonderful sport which
God ever permitted man to invent"
- to quote only a few of the lush
phrases commonly scattered arc,und
mit basebtll banquets.
* * *
Yes, folks in every walk of life
Wt. beginning to get the idea that
baaeball moguls have something
else in their hearts outside of pro-
viding healthful exercise and relaxa-
tion kr the youth of the land.
R'eopie are beginning to suspect that
those same moguls might be just
the teeniest mite interested in red
ink and black - in dollars and cents
era well. And rumors to that effect
may even have reached the inner
eirelee of the F.S. Supreme Court.
* * *
Jrl ether uords,those Supreme
Curt .justices might just possibly
take the view that baseball is basi-
tally business- and big business at
That- and treat Danny's suit as a
plain .(tatter of employer and ern-
ployee. If they do, look for plenty
e)f pinwheels, Roman candles and as-
sorted fireworks. For in what other
lune of endeavour can an employer
- if he so desires --- retain full con-
trol over an employee's services
niter the contract between them has
expired or been broken.
*
The only exception which comes
weedily to mind is Organized Hockey
-which copied, 111 ierge measure,
Baseball's peculiar form of contract?
But, of course, Hockey is different.
It's a great CANADIAN institution
-an inspiration to every CANA-
DIAN youth. with red blood in his
veins and- Oh, fill in the rest of it
yourself.
Getting back to Danny (ardelia
-he never was much of a star, He
joined the Giants about mid-season
in 1944, getting into 47 games,
mostly as a pinch hitter.. In 1945
he took part in 121 games, hitting
.272 and clouting 18 homers. The
next Spring he reported to the
Giants' training camp, but failing
to get even an interview with Man -
lager }!el Ott, jumped to Mexico.
When he came back, after two
seasons down Mexico way, he was
promptly banished from organized
ball for a term of five years -
which, for a player of Danny's cal-
ibre, might as well have been life.
* * *
Now it is really no buttons off
Really Started Something -
Danny Gardella, ex -New York
,Giant outfielder, got another
chance to press his $300,000
lawsuit against the Giants and
the Big I_.eagues, which barred
,him from organized ball after
he jumped to the Mexican
League in 1946. Circuit Court
of Appeals reversed a lower
court's dismissal of the suit.
Mexico Comes To Vlorida.--'To make his friends, the Mexican"htfchu:;iiva.is feel more at borne, little Billy Manson dons a
,1.0.,(1,- r,nil)rero. The tiny dogs are decked out .with floral
I latiliets for their appearance at a ratline (arni\ til.
1
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our vest how Danny's suit comes
out. We are the sort who can take
cur baseball, or leave it alone,.
either with or (without Gardella. It
is rather the possibilities of the case
which intrigue us personallf. In
our humble opinion Organized
Baseball has been getting away with
something akin to - well, if not
tnurder, at least mayhem -for
many a long year. And we're won-
dering if it will be able to do so
r-ich longer.
*'•
Yon can bet all the coffee .in
Brazil- to mint a bran -new phrase
-- that the present situation Would
never have cropped up if old Judge
Landis had still been in the driver's
seat. The Judge was an eminent
jurist long before he was a baseball
Czar and probably understood; as
well as anybody else, . just how
shaky are the 'underpinnings that
prop up that mighty structure.
* 5 M
Time after time the Ju.dge..advised
club owners to sett!e cases such as
Gardella's out of court rather than
risk having their one -side
tracts "come under the' 'tin t"d
Scrutiny of The Law - and de-
clared unconstitutional. But Judge
Landis is gone -and in his place
they have 'Happy" Chandler, who
can tie knots in Landis's record as
x gladhander • and after-dinner
speaker - but who isn't fit to carry
his brief case for shrewdness and
ability.
Just think of what will happen
should the Supreme Court declare
baseball contracts null and void, and
make all the payers free agents.
Try and visualize the picture should
star players on poor -paying clubs be
at liberty to dicker with teams like
the New York -'Yankees or Cleve-
land Indians. It's too painful to
even think about - and ase we've
almost rune to the end of our space,
we shan't do so any more,
* * *
Except for this one parting
thought, 'Through the years we
have been in a position to see Much
which intrigue us personally. In
the form of "Publicity"- on be-
half of Baseball, as well as •'what
gets printed in the papers. More
and more such stuff tends toward
publicizing-- not what a guy does
but how much he gets. Think,
yourself, of all the pictures you've
seen recently about DiMaggio sign-
ing for a hundred grand- Lou
Boudreau signing for $75,000, and
PO Ott and so ci11. '
* * *
So, should the Supreme Court
judges corse to the conclusion that
Baseball is a business, who will be'
to blame? Not the stagnates, of 1,
course, who foster such publicity.
It will all be Danny Gardena',
fault -- Danny, who wouldn't be a
good boy and stay put when they
told hint to go and stand in a corner
for going where he could get more
money for working at the only trade
he knew,
* *
Hockey, of course, is quite differ-
ent-- although we SCOT) to recall,
faintly, 801»8 like a hundred thou-
sand dollars and the name of Mau-
rice Richard being bandied about in
the sport, Mai *n Inng Ago,
Cooper's
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Dr*lde now to mut a. better flock. Begin with
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1. A Canada Accredited Hatchery. 2. 3rd
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3, feetabliahed 22 Years. 4. Operating under
Hatchery Approval, and Ontario A: my:nett
liatcheries Association.
Write tor our 1949 price list and catalogue,
and see view of our New Modern Llatehere.
cine of the country's finest. Galnforth's HTat-
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BATTY CHICKS since 1927.
POULTRY BUYERS -success in raising baby
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Certain where your money is invested. We
offer you baby chicks from a pntiltry farm
with every breeder Pullorum tested and gov-
ernment -banded. Write for our 1949 cata-
logue and prices. ke advantage of our
early order discount, Monition Poultry Farms,
Monkton, Ontario.
TO A. POULTRYMAN or farmer, eggs at'elust
as much an annual crop as wheat or oats.
If you are choosey about the seed you plant
you can Just es reasonably be careful about the
kind of chicks you select. There is only one
real reason shy "sou should stock your pens
with Tweddle chicks. That is„that they can
make money for you. You will not only make
extra money with Tweddle ehielto, bol you will
save money if you tape delivery ill February
and early March. Send for free catalogue and
special diec0>tnt for February *11(1 early hatch-
ed March chicles, Also pullets eight weeks to
laying. Broiler shirks, turkey nouns 1'x0111
Canadian Approved Pullornnn tesled breeders.
Tweddle Chick .HaI(heel ye Lim ited, Fergus,
Ontario.
COCHRANE'S 505455ntep A pproved ehicke.
Barred Roc" s, Parmenter"s Rhode island
Reds. Danish Brown Leghorns. Write for
Prices. Cochrane's Poultry Farm. Ridgetown,
Ontario. Ontario Government Approved Hatch-
ery.
GOVERNMENT approved chicks from blood
tested breeders. Two great breeds. Light
Sussex, Past feathering barred rocks: MIXED
$12.50; Pullets $23.40;, Cox 03.00 per hundred.
McIntosh Chick Hatehery, Berwick. Ontario.
LIGHT Sussex Pullets -023.00. Light Sussex
are famous for both egg and meat produc-
tion. They are fest growing healthy birds
that develop into splendid market fowl. Our
Sussex chicks ere usually sold far in advance
no kindly plate your order early. BIC; Rock
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Fon TEARS Top Notch has been supplying
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
i AN OFFER to every inventor -List of inven-
tions and full information sent free. The
Ram057 Co. Regiatered Patent -Attorney*, 248
Sank Street, Ottawa,.
DYEING AND CL'E AWING
HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or' clean-
ing? Write do us tor Information. We are
glad to answer your questions. Department
H, Parker's Dye Work* Limited. 791 Tangs
Street. Toronto, Ontario.
FOR SALE
GOODYEAR endless rubber belt 9 inches wide
28 feet Jong, perfect condition. Ideal for
trill or farm. Write Box 617, lrespeler,
HI -POWERED SPORTING
RIFLES
Tarim, models Write for new, descriptive
folders and prices.
SCOPE SALES CO.
220 Queen St., Ottawa, Ont.
BROAD BREASTED Bronze, day old, and
started. Governmentapproved pointe. Leo
8'aguin, St. Rose de Lista, Que.
]SEES 100 hives, and all equipment, Apply
Mrs.
T. .A, Brooks, R.R. 2, Port Credit,
Ont,
FISHING NE'rS. Get our prices on smelt and
gill nets. Minnow seines and dip nets for
suckers and m10110we. Dept. 27, Hallam
Sporting Goods, Toronto. Ont.
Pr t tote to suit the average income. -
"KIDDIE-KROME" CHAIRS
-"(.0051 LIRE. A MILLION" -
Built of us.tlifal-finlihed plywood with chrome
lege and fillings, they look well In any setting.
For illustrated folder write 13ox 28, 121---181)1
Street, New Toronto.
REGA1, custom farm 1.1(105,, R WOW : iz(,
powered by Chrysler. industrial engine, gond
territories available for dealer franchise. Dis-
tributed by Legal Motors Ltd., Brampton, Ont
BALED HAT, commercial bales, 518,00 ton
at barn; $20.00 10.0,B. shipping point..
Loads trucked. A. Hadley, Stirling, Ont.
MASSEY HARRIS TRACTOR, 262 model,
Lights, starter wheel weights, loaded Good -
Year tires. Ernest T-Tunl, Gormley, Ontario,
GUNS, new, used; Scopes, ammunition. Write
for list. Ted 11IANOREIS SPORTING Goods,
290 Otlavve. North, Hamilton. Ont.
LEATHERETTES
COA'C7D FABRICS
For covering furniture, chairs, ahealertielde,
card tables. etc. Wholesale and retell.
COOPER 'TEXTILES INC.
1693 St. Lawrence Bonlevard Montreal 18,
S't'ENN one, mat power saw, used only six
weeks, excellent fur logs, wood or Ice,
standard cress ,111 blade easy in she rpen.
Write Box 617, Heepeter.
RUBBER -CANDY -MOLDS
For making Candy of all kinds. Anyone can
make candles fast and easily at home or for
resale at a. nice profit vvitlh our imported
'Voorhees rubber entldy molds. Ask for free
lluetrated Catalogue with directions.
ALSO:
ALUMINUM CAKE MOLDS
You can bake Novelly Crakes that will be the
talk of your friends for Easter and other
oenesione like .he Big Egg, Rabbit, Heart,
Chicken, Shamrock, BS l ge-set and othere.
Easily baked with free rake recipes, and
decorated' In original WAY, fen year-round
celebrations. Also for Jelly•Meat, Jello, any-
thing for casting, Aalt for fee•• folder of our
Imported Renalde Aluminum Calle molds,
Cha,, E. T.ePaae, nialrain tcr, ,7--.4 Sae -
Cartier Ave., Gushes cite, p n•
1 Iy hi
tut 1, 11 `'.1 611
War Surplus
Many Like New
000 x 16 80.50
600 x 111 Jeep 0.00
Ab0 x 4e -l5 8.50
700x 16.15 9.50
750 x 10-17 16.50
700 s 17 14.60
825 x:10
34 x 7
32 x 6
650x20
900x16
990 x 20
e5.114
8X.60
10.80
tete
x4.4)0
til. tl
New Goodyear 900 x 13
Tires and Tubes -- $30.00
1f)epn it reunlred or Arad hall amoeat
and ,neve (.',0.1). ,'barges.
Queen City Tire Co.
259 Broadview Ave,
Dept. D2 Toronto
ISSUE 9 -•-- 1949
I.1110 81114:
le'I 1S ha, i1. iilr,nt 1 fn',A, l,1l ria pie
1(1. IP,L' 11,01 0 o sni. l,le 21oiluo r 101'
,ln nrr. 11,11 r, is, 54.76 )ler gallon delivered.
011eeem' ee burner tomtit 110,e. ,tall your
cholla ,r ,coney .,rder to linsreek Panne,
It,lt. No. 1, Itrtu•,•briege, 0:011. Ail Ordt>a
1rnurl,tl2 i.rlr now lede,d.-.-.. ,.. _.... ..
SEE T1 -IE NEW '49 MODEL
U STRAC
CRAWLER TRACTOR
For i.:411 or industrial use. limited number
atelle211' now.
110101144 2 4 )ions In 3rd Keay. Dozer bledes,
(0l"110,, etc., available.
HOUGH & COLLINS
21 1.eylon Avenue (At Danforth)
TORONTO
I3ASIOIIAI.L, Softball team managers, low
prleve. :food service. Write for prices. Teti
MANO058 , SI'Oit'I'1NG Goods, 220 Ottawa
71 51,11, 1.l amiltuu, tint,
PAINTS
New 1912. iennmel, Seml-0luss, Flat, not a
surph18 point. All Uolnrs, inside anti vii.
$2,35 per aullon. (1ua11ty ttnnrnntceii or money
rel'nnderl *1, 1.. Steiner. 21 1(1150011 81ret't,
Toronto. Mail ()Herm ereept cd
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GU N13L51, the gullsm0t11's 11711111(1)1. Dwelt, 1st
nate a.v1Ua.ble i0 sive your 051 Run 11. Kleant-
fng new 4111511 et 110111e. 30.50 with iu,trtu]-
Ilmv�. 1'hnber•11110 Products, 1101 14-B. North
Bend, B.O.
PA'1'C1-1111S for p*trhwurk qu11115, strips fur
rugs: cotton, flannelette, wool, 3 lbs. IL
Wiltshire Wool Sleek, 3 Sherbourne Street,
'.Toronto.
It/TANG Empire Trustors, 6 h.0). reverse, 3
speeds. 5660; 4 11,p, forward and reverse,
$450. Order before *05hlg rush. Factory.
1160 Albert Road, Windsor, Ontario.
I1Er.P WANTED
MEN anti hors to learn to become a railroad
Telegrapher. ','aught by home (04(10*. en
altogether new method, anyone can learn.
Write: School or 'l'elegraph3', Box 304, Port
Arthur, Ont.
ExtutinII:N(: eo girl or young 50mi'an to help
with the house work on fruit: farm In Nia-
gara District. No outside work, but most be
able 10 do platin cooking and baking. Up to
date klt,'hen 151111 every convenience. 350.00
per month for the winter menthe and 175.00
for the summer month:. Box 29, 123 --18th
Street, New Toronto, (1111.
- NURSE
General duly. T.ive in, Apply Fred Adams
Hospital (Isolation), Windsor Ont.
MEDICAL
0000 RESULTS -Every sufferer Irma ithen-
math, Patna or Neuritis shuu0l try 0115(118
Remedy, ltlunro's Drug Store, 235 Elgin,
Olta.we. Postpaid 51.00.
ATT19NTION: Stomach, File anti .Constipation
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treatment, $1; 60 -clay ,reatment, 33. Tmperlal
Industries, P.O. Box 901, Winnipeg,
TRX J'r! Every anfferee ot Rheumatic, Pains
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paid $1,00,
FOR EC%LMA: "M:onacad", the may !numb -
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Trappist: Fathers, North -Rogersville, N.R.
FREE MEDICINE
Company interested in obtaining' opinions as
to the value of their new medicine for the re-
lief of rheumatics, neuritic and arthritic pain,
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out charge for 2 weeks' test. Write the
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Toronto, statins' your omplaint,
"HOW to live and keep well," "Rome Reme-
dies." for every disease -5$4.60. Free fer-
miers. Levi Reneger, Beamaville, Ontario.
NURSERY STOCK
GLADIOLUS Bulbs, Catalogue free open re-
quest. Ralph A. Wright, Harrow, Ontario.
CALLING ALL gardeners. There are no
Priorities an plant materlale for this spring
except 'what your early order and our supply
imposes. Send for deseriptiVe price Ilat on
shrubs, roses, etc. Special offer to early
buyers, so send at once. Its Free. Watt's
Nurseries, Fenwick, P.O., Ont.
PLANT a Hedge -Reserve now for Spring de-
livery -extremely hardy -quick growing Chi-
nese Elm -will grow two feet the first year --
enough plants (26) to plant 25 feet. Special
Price 25 plants for 52.98, 12-15011 size: -or,
25 plants for 54,98, 2 -foot size, Write for
New :Free Full Colour Garden Guide, Brouk-
dale-Kingsway Nurseries, Bowmanville, Ont.
NURSING
BELLEVUE CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
IN BEAUTIFUL ST. CATHARINJtS.
A home away from home. Graduate nurses:
maleandfemale: night and day duty, Excel-
lent meals, prices moderate, private and semi -
Private rooms available, Our epecialty 1s
nervous, aged and convalescent. Our aim:
courtesy and service.
for information apply to superintendent or
phone 6-8351.
OPPORTUNITIES for STEN and WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADTNO SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dlgn tiled pl'ofeasion, good weOea,
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MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOO.T,S
358 Bloor St. w , Toronto
Branches: 44 Bing, St., Hamilton
ea 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
EARN 5807.81 AT 1101)120
Spare or Full -Time money (laking. T.earn to
make candy at home, earn as you leers]. Free
tools supplied. Correspondences r4nrse. Na-
tional institute of Confectionery Red'd, Del -
°rimer P.O., Box 1f12,_Atrn>fi'anl Qne _
GILT to swing for wing. Soil Li on Nerklies,
2 *ambles $1.00. Write - 210 neutral,. Ot-
tawa.
OI'I'ult'rl•Nrrn,:S for \I1•.\ and WOMEN -
nI.A.Y PTANo by 1':15. .w ••:,,,,11,,,,D0 87845,,
Booklet free. .00" Boucher. ilex 12, Ottawa.,
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151(11111, I''p 111 52 paid. Litt free.)
411nt';"1*W1VL; and Sllitt•in*. a few h0uee
t,•lepbn pink can bring yon 5:,,0•: 40 $10,0' ,,err
day. '1''Ii'n vino Roil, TOW. 15110 ea5h thio
ml 110 1151 pr"11t1b1(1 tray. So experlet.ce
,m1 ssrtt5. 111"'11 show pan hots. Getyeroy
Cm11111itiFIOn*, 1)111.!,t $tlber.•riInIOn AgenC 2e
'(t'ellii1F�to( \Cell, Toronto,. _. .
ARE YOU A JOKER
Pa717 ,-..18 lrlel,a and magic, "84 Amazia
Card Tricks hook will he sent t0 you with auk
catalogue. Moil 65111 today In at.a.m115 Or coin
to Collins .rola' A• Magic Shop. 376. Somere.t.
St, wv„ Ottawa,
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PATENTS
h"P9TII10RSTONAUGFI et Company, Patent Sa-
Ifritnr* EOatahllabed 1890. 19 King Went,
Toronto, Booklet of Information on recuea
REPAIR WORK
WATCHES,
Cloths. Ronson end Thorens Lighters repatrer9.
Prompt guaranteed vendee. Mall orders 4114Gd.
Wing's, 401 Snnge, Toronto.
PERSONAL
IONHI.ISIWOMAN will introduce you to fit
11114a ladles and gentlemen in Great Britain.
Ireland, America, etc. 1"onildential, Genuine.
Personal intrnduntions. State age. Flelen Lett-
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STAMPS
ALL r>fFEE15I1NT, 600 worldwide 60e; 1.941
wnrldrvido, $1,60• 20 Newfoundland 26e)
Tokelau complete 1Oe: 1999 New zealane
Bealtbs 10e. Nice um/royale. H. F. Hughee,
Shilanavun, Seek, •
FOR results join the :Kiwi SiiTchange sit
junior and senior memberships. T.
Graham 12 Astor Ave Toronto 17,
WANTED
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TURKEY GROWER
We will buy your turkey wing feathers. For
further information write: Tillmark Arehe5F,
103 29th. St.. Long Branch,
PROPERTY OWNERS'
ATTENTION WANTED
Fa 5518, Tourist Cabins, Summer Cottages,
Suburban tout City Homes of all desnriptIone.
I have clients interested with capital to our-
chane for homes or invest for business pur-
poses. Send me your listings describing your
property 11051 s0 I can prepare for early sprins
sale or exchange. What have you? H. Pra:e-
rtell Realty, 1553 Danforth. Toronto.
BUTTONS
Olrlfashiened buttons, Also old postage stamps.
260 Evelyn Avenue, 'rrn'onfn.
SALESMEN to handle the New Lightning Add-
ing Machine for only 819.95. .4 desk 0104th
portable. precision built, fully guaranteed,
every hieh a business machine. Easy to oper-
ate -easy to sell; big connni0sisns. Write to-
day 'Lightning 11istrihutnre of Canada, 243
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DEAR RUSSIA
In Paris the talk was about e.
British bulldog and a french poodle
who were joined by a lankly wolf-
hound as they strolled along the
Rue de la :Pais. "\\'ell," said the
latter in a strong Russian accent,
"how are things with you? Have
you been getting enough t0 eat:"
"Oh, things are picking up a bit
in England," said the bulldog, "but
we've had. rather a bad time of it
y'know. Rations and se) forth,"
"Oh, yes, said the poodle, "and
here we're not much better- off.
Why, during the occupation I got
almost nothing to eat but boiler,
turnips and chopped garlic. Now
I get a little meat but things are
atill bad. How are they in Russia?"
"Oh, the government sees that
we get plenty to eat in Russia," said
the stranger. ''Just look at me. Fat
steaks and juicy bones every day."
"Then," cried the others in unison,
"why in the world did you leave?"
"Confidentially," cane the whisp-
ered reply, "[ wanted to bark.:'
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