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" — " " 4 ' · ^·· I LRDAY AFTERNOON, MAR( If 22, 1911 PUPI ·--■<»·· evkhv \πκκμ *·>.%·
S' .N'I Ά Y .
FIVE CENTS COl'Y
Man γYugoslav Officials Quit
20,000 Planes
For Britain
In 18 Months
Oversea
Air Route
Is Scouted
Production Schedule
Worked Out to Sup
ply Warplanes; Sur
veys Being Made For
Transatlantic Delivery
Route. . i,
- .. * M
Washington, March 21!.—(AP)—Λ
j.: I ' »ii schedule u> supply Cirr.it
13:,· ■ with s me 20,000 Ainencan
:: ι î.giiting plane· in the next IK
:■/·. 111. ,'UO ι if the. e under term
οί the $7,000,0M,000 British aid bill
—·.·. ! . ι ] lorted today In ha\e been
wi . .ι"I ma iiy high administration
-S. ;.enting tin.- tremendous
μ . there were authoritative
rt|< ■ '"at surveys now are undcr
V.. ν ; '.ing toward establishment ot
ii:. :>· :... I route t · Kngland over
wii.t·: pursuit planes, as well as
b··: ι)·.·. . could be i'lowη by easy
stase
Λ .-e beginning at Newiound
i .1 touching Greenland. Ice
1. !..t : t possibly Ireland wa.·» de·
m. ., . , nder contemplation. This
w.i id. Miwever to entail numer
ι lia ulties such a.- the lack ol'
iac . t.es and possible Danish ob
în Greenland, a.-> well as
Jn · -Γ refusal thus tar to grant
B: . iiases on her territory.
> t.ng work was reported to lie
way >·η this projected route,
• ' \ίι· thought that il it could be
Ρ '.ι ed pursuit .-hips of relative
ly - ;i range might be ferried under
iwii power aero.-s the Atlantic
·:; ' '.ipmg-stone .".up. Such a sy
tc: . ι Id sidestep ί " dangerous
s ι: ,.!· ni·.- and raider threats to
'· ' . irlaee shipping !.- .ubject.
Μ ι ι if the bomber- thu. far de
i.M · ii !" Kngland were said to have
be ι ι fl wn across imn-top under
Β ' .·- iper\ isinn without a single
i i- .Iiy The reported citation ol
eoird m closed congressional
'Hid ;ng.-, led some observers to be -
lie ι· that if a three or four-stop
•"•He were laid out American llior
iViight take the planes part ol the
way across the Atlantic.
•Marine Base bill
Sent To Senate
U'.ohmgtun, Λ1;ιπΐ1ι --—(AIM—I
I he Senate received fr a the House ,
t'd.ity ;i $14j575,0()ll appropriation
!' Ί· .in c-ii.-t roast Mji me traimnt;
m North Carolina The ap
I""i" laturn was approved by the
House yesterday without a dissent- ι
ins vote.
The item wa - a ii'l a led in tin'
^"ppleiucntary jijip1'1'Pi'iatmii hill, :
v.hu··] ; expected to he taken up by
"η· Senate» next wee!..
Conservation Department
Fares Well Under New Laws
Daily Dispatch bureau.
Ill the Sir Waller Hotel.
By 1IKNKY AVtKILL.
Kuleigh, March 22.—The Dcpari
"it'iil ut Conservation and Uevelop
i'icin, state governmental unit wluc.i
^'pervises more varied activitie
than ciny other, fared well at the
l'itndi of the legislature tin-· year—
Wh financially and in the matter
1)1 its programs (plural used ad
visedly because of the manifold di
visions of the department.)
Whether or not the official· now
directing its work fared so well re
mains to be seen, because the de
partment was one of the many hit
by a liroughton reorganization cy
clone. It will in future be headed by
a board of fifteen, rather than
twelve, members, and the terms of
'he present members have been
made to expire simultaneously this
spring, it follows that there could
a complete change in mana^in^
ι ριι sonncl.
1 111 11 ■ : mui'li talk, Ιου, about the
j iliiii'iaii-. of Uh· west anci tlieir de
,4:; upon the past of director—the
po.-i held lur eight years by K. Bruce 1
Hint·, dge. :::ooth, quiet. soft-spoken
'politician Irom Dare. The mountai
neer·. haven't anything against -Mi.
jEthcridge, they just want his job.
!that\- all. The director, however, v.a- |
lone ol the first big shots of the state
I department to iall 111 line fori
Broughton 111 tin· primary last year
and he probably is a favorite to hang
on to his place.
All that is in the line ol political
speculation, and so back to the main
theme—what the General Assembly
,did to or for the conservation de
partment.
I Special attention was paid to
phases of the department's work
I having particular bearing on na
(Continued on Pan" Tluec.)
Roosevelt
Begins
Vacation
Aboard Γ. S. S. Ycnson, at Sea
ιιΐι H.iriaa ι «jsl, March 22.— !
(AIM—President Rnnsrvril be
gan lus (li laved deep sea flsh
iii'; vacation trip today when the
Unite llouse yacht Potomac put
to sea « itli the Chief Executive
and other hi&li government of
ficials aboard.
The sun vias out and there w as
scarcely more than a ripple on
the water at the Potomac hoist
ed anchor in Port Everglades
harbor shorth after 9 a. m.
About 100 persons crowded the
pier to see the presidential
yacht head into the Atlantic.
In the President's party were
Interior secretary Harold I..
Ickes. Attorney General Robert
II. Jackson. Rear Admiral Ross
'Γ. .Melntyre, former commerce
secretary llarry I.. Hopkins. .Ma
jor General Edwin ΛΙ. Watson
and Stephen T. Early, Mr..
ilookeveu s secretary.
Bolich Plans
Development
Of Railroad :
lijily Dispatch Bureau,
Ill the Sir Waller liutel.
15> HtNKV AVLKILL.
Kaleigh, .March UJ.—J. Λ. (Lull)
Hi men moving 111 011 the Atlantic
and Ka.stern Carolina Railway.
Aecirding to stones lroni Lon'.
home town, Winston-Salem, hi' lias
a.-quired a substantial interest in the
company, has been elected a vice 1
president, and has bought the fa
il : ο i'agoda cottage at Atlantic j
JUeact:.
All these moves appear to be steps I
in tne ambit,ou.-, plan- ol IJolich and |
(jcorge llmkm.-. steamship magnate1
ot L j a 11. ι : ι ■ ■ 11 ■. to develop tne port oi
Mnrehead (.'its.
Months agn it was announced that
a syndicate had been formed which
included Ii<<1 ich. Hinkins and other.-,'
with the purpose ot getting control
11 both tin· railway and the PWA
!ina:.ced Morehead City port termi
nals.
Several developments indicate that
the project ι making some progress.
The recent legislature authorised ex
penditure "I . tale funds to rebuild
the railway's roadbed, which has
long been in very poor condition.
The governor and council ot state
were al.-'i authorized to take steps
to refinance A. and K. C. bonds, now
owned by the Duke Foundation. It
is likely that these bonds, which are
all callable, will be substituted by
long-term, low-interest securties.
Also the state has ordered some |
ten million gallons ot asphalt, all of ι
which will lie shipped into North J
(Continued on Page Six)
Canada Trains Mile-a-Minute Blitzkrieg Units
A squsidron of crack Canadian troops rocs skijoring at hίκ'·1 speed I Thise snt-tl; imith i .< can do a mile a .. r :
behniil an armored carrier duriiut Lraiiuiur fur muuuUiu warfare. I tiring punch, making such uuiU hu;'-> <· L '>'· · ■
ι i,cnh ul ί ■■i»)
Aid Measure
To Senate
Senate Appropriations
Committee Unani
mously Approves $7,
000,000,000 Fund.
Washington. Ma ··:· , ,\Γ
'«ejecting !·!·>:!>.. ..I |M c ! the :
amount in bait. tilt* Senate ipprop
i ations committee approved unani
nmusly tod;.y a *7.iinii,00i).o#ii a| ;
propnation t · cany ui,l the admin- I
ι; tration'.·. lirili-h aid pr.>g;'am.
Tin· appropriation. already oa-sed
bV tilt' Η ι U I ι ' pp 1 ' \ I ;! I !( li ι ' ι
change till·: tin· η >n :: : nttee had \ · -t
ed down a niotioii by Senator Nye.
Republican. North I >..l;ot,ι. t.* c il t!.·
. mount 1«ι $;i.5u(),t),(IO.liaiJ. I'm· a.. - !
tion previously hud been rejected by j
ι η appropriations subcommittee. and I
Nye was not expected In ut'ler tin j
proposal to the lull Senaie.
The Senal" '.■.ill consider appn.p- '
i 'ations Monday. Democratic 1 ■ ι '
Bai kle.v .--aid In.' - , w no reason why
it should not be sent to President
Roosevelt oy Monday umiit. (
Even opponenl ol the 11 :<·..-me :
conceded the bili would be approved ,
overwhelmingly without maa.i j
change.
The House appio\ed the S4,0ua.
000,000 sutipK'i. entcd . oi l ip; iatioii
toi' do I estie deleiise ye-terday b.v a
vote of 327 t ' H. Repreentative
Woodrum. Dei I . rat. Virginia, said · !
would brum to ΐ2Γ>.ΐ)00.00ΐ).θϋθ the,
total οι anp opi latioiis. contract au
thorization- !"..■! pending budget e.·»· ;
tnnates madt I » ·ΐ· raMoiial cleleiise
since Gem ;.n> ' inva >··>» "i tiie Low
Countries. 'J'i .1 total, in· aid. did not ■
include the ΐ\ί)Ο:'.Οϋ0,Ο(Ηΐ a.d to
den h icracie I und.
France To Get
U. S. Flour
Wa.- ί ι il : ι ; t. ■ : ι. March —ι ΛΡ)
Sumner Welles aelin;; · relaiy it
.st.ιΐο, .11111 unceri today th.it ail ar
rangement.-, lia. bom mad, lui· the
shipment ni tw· \ .·. · Ι- "Γ ι |.#ui· ι"
unoccupied France.
Weill . said : ι ' the Iirit t.sli ·,
eminent had aiv · d to permit two
French ship r , .1 » through the
British blockade . · receiving these
assurances 1101 ; .· French govern·
nient:
That the ship uld go to unoc
cupied French ρ that the 1 od
\viii 1 lei be d 1 -1 ni ■ I >nl,v in unoc ,
cupied France. : ·' 110 equi\aient1
foodstulls v\>ul<! i 11 oui iinoccu-1
pied Franco to ■ pied France,
and that the ship.· . "ild return 1111
mediately to tin· Γη ted States.
The flour will !·.· a gilt to the,
French pe pie i. ■ 1 the United 1
States ind its ship ■ eut and distribu
tion will be under ' - tipen ision ol .
the American Red Cross.
New Bonds
Cost Little j
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
By LVNN NISBKT.
Raleigh. March 22. Although the j
recent Cîcneral Assembly authorized |
more than a million dollars in new 1
state bonds, only about half of that
sum will impose any burden upon I
the taxpayers of the state, and that
is for a purpose which undoubtedly j
would have been approved at any 1
sort of election or referrendum.
Biggest single issue, and the only
ι ne which will be an obligation of
the general fund, was the $600,001)
authorized to establish at Wilson a
hospital or sanitarium for the treat
ment of tubercular cases. This in
(Continued on ra.v Si*)
Nazis Blast Plymouth
State Revenue Act City Raid
Made More Liberal Two Nights
Sales Tax Exemptions
on Foods Most Notice
able to Public; More
Τ axes Must Be Collect
ed to Meet Appropria
tions.
DallV l»|SI)SIr ti —.llri-'UI
I», IV,,. «.·!. Motel
I$,\ LYNN XISIIKT.
Raleigh, March 22. Although the j
ι evenue act adopted by the general '
assembly of IDM was supposed to nc
a "permanent" one, the recent legis-:
lalure made mimerons changes in i'..
A!o-t of these changes were purely
V. chnicaI, designed to «implify en·
loicement and ail mi.- ! ! alien, bill .
lev.' oi them changed taxation ha..:·'
and so directly affect citizens ■>;
North Carolina Notwithstanding the
!act that neai ly ev ery such modil:
cation of the law was in the dircc
tion of libei' : !y to the taxnayer. the
net result oi all the figuring aiu.
legislating is that the state will, dur- ι
a.g the ne\t two year-, take a big
1er slice I public iir'ome than ;!
lias ever before reached for. The ap
propriai: ' 11 bill, biggest in liisloi.v.
can be · . : only by lax cuileelion.·
ι igger ,n any heretofore e uten
i.'laicd.
Λ '1 ■ ; r. ιΐ·; m ι! cnange ill Tin* rev
enue ' ;■ it aiffcl Λΐr. aid ΛΙι
.1-1:1! ι Λ i'lll Ί i < · w as ;:ι tilt' I" t : ι χ
ci;·. .·. · . The .1rs tax ΐ'"ΐι am ai
tΙιτ?-ι ιί·ι cent: 11" jiiI" '"ι I i.i 11
I : ι ■ . IH". ci ιΐπ.ν Tim: ιί ί id
( , .ili gi. γμ t·· eham;ing t! ι' ί·.ι. »·
: ...in - I it rtdm; li! · to '
i-j'j· ' 1 Ί ; i.v lin- reet η ! |.·: ' ; ι li : ι ·
I ■ I ■ · ... Il t hi' O.I'I I I jit nil - ; ι ■ * ! ! : >
• ιι Ιι 1 ι ■·. 1 · · i nι Iu■ !· ■ :i 11 Γ. > · i ! · >r c· .n
11.111 η ΐ'ίΐ ! ί ι· ■ homo t . i ! !. When
! lie North Carolina I n >i i evvifr goo to)
1 : U''« "·<·· y tore a I tin .lul.v 1 i.i.i
i mu. t hi· remembered thaï these i
( ; ,, ι·,, ι,..ι el !'--:··. " u: : : i 1 .
I legmn mg ni' ,ι ne v. li r-.( 1 \ <· .
r'· >1 11 .t · >, in-i. If] ι Ί lia·. Ί·; Ι·. ' -
■ 1 .< ( ι Ifllci 1 1 1 ' ι Γ . '· i . 1 . . Il· I i il ι
'.ι xablo item. . ho in ! \\ ι >n'l hi .·
I ■ ι y amy tax · ·ι ι I I ΊΊ · ι · \. 111 ■ '
I'i- ι I"1 ni di f forenco in .ui,\ ,μ·
gi ■ ii-i'ry in 11. I int 11"· l a · I
a 11 .in id a m ι II am nul a hall . : ·.
leliel" In the peuple ni tic ' h·
'I'llis "ΓΟΙ ll'l " I . I |V .|'|· ι i'(" in·· .
than avlual, however. mi Iho : .
age m ii-i'\vil'i' I ιί au ο inn ' til ' __
benefit accrue in lln· higher pin·';
e.elicacic Staple In >ds ahoaily ■ "
OM'iiiptocl 11'··»: taxes. Then. t<n>. an
other ι in >\ ι ■ m a the new lav, '
considerable estent nil els any · ''
benefit from fond exemption- !'
provision lia- to do with extend
application of the tax to a!i mail ■■ - I·
dor purchase
This .see! ·ίι ooea ioned reve
department e: lie Is aaH lej; -! ·
considerable worry. The law whs it* il
wri tten seve 11 t :. :ie:s Ιο οι ml'. >p .
lapidly changing court deeMons. Ont ι
I ' S. Su pi. ■ ι11 ' u r 1 die', ii ·η e
just a lew d \ hefnre adjoiunii
ni' the legislature necessitate·! ι ' '
further change- m the original d ■
ι I amendna n' '.n the et Λ - ι ιί ι ι
adopted the new revenue act impo. e
the three pel cent sales tax nil a!:
merchandi e bought from ratalm, λ
and deb\ ered by mail into the la',·.· I·
As a matter ·■! practical enforei": eat
a lot ol tin- tax cannot be collected. i.
but il can be collected I'm." tl
from any firm maintaining a s.ile.· Γ
depot, store or personal representa
tive m this -tale and that includ.
most ol the mail order houses. a
Tax specialists estimate that tin t
prospective better business, increa- :
ing purchases ol foods and other ι ι
sentials. plus the inclusion of mail g
order purchases in saies tax brack- ρ
its. will afford as much net return g
Hum the sales lax this year a.- last. ι
despite the broader exemptions. a
Il is also evident that customer- ρ
ol out ol -tale mail order houses, a 1 id
tiial UUrOn* .'pall/ ruicd ftai ,
No. 1 Blonde
l'ciiny Singleton
Screen and ra<lio star Γ · ny t>tn
frlotoll Vl:l> 1: 11 IK.'· i " V t · ι l .·. Xo. 1
Pl.nul. ' by del·*:.- · ·.·« Irlter
î ! ; ι f. · " : .11 Heauty : λ \V'W York.
1''-: ii.\ as "01...: lit·"* v..m- credited
with liavinjï I.'· American mon
blnnde-çonsctous dnringr the past
J tar, which .··.· brunettes take
the . 1...tli:,i t.
( Co tral I'res»)
•lit . will i· <· t · > .. ··.!..·.
illioll ,||1.1 : I I -
• cla ■ I. >i id
Χ. ι ell.11 iui ■ - v. ι ·.'..· (I. 11 I i" ■ . · '. ·
illC'DIl'.' I ."Ι X. > ' 1 I l'\ : ! 1 .li -
, ('(ι ,1" t '. > I a I 1 id 'Ml·. 'i 1 ! a '·
. ' ·. hi ι ' 1 In ...ί 11 ·<Ι '.ι (1.ι η ·.: ν
1 ! adi1 ι η ■ 11 1 m 1 ■ 1. ' ''1 . ■ i l r. ■'
; , \ι . ι.· ι - t·. il:.· 1 -1 tii .·, and
ι din !.1 S .j . i'ii:li t de
imis. ιi-di r ι' ■- ,ι■.■ taxable
del -t.it.' in1" c ! .ι X lav ·.; ,ιΙμι
ι in : ι ' · : ■ ι ■ c.Ii/λίη m other
ate- nesideni m Nurth CàioHôa are
xahli lier. · dm ι.«■ ι mi,! . ι ν ice ι
ιι ' : '- :'*·
.rati<.n inc. r .· tax ρ ·.> .nr.- v.. ·
ι ill ι ii ; - t.. jii. \ .'Mt c, ■ ta a
subsidiaries
IH-tl' (.'. .M· ii ■ · l'
xcept la ill.all am .·! led. I - .1
i it's and personal service ii.av Oi
η rit .·;·ιι re idcnts. the ch.a -:c.· in
all' lit huh· ''ι'· ι ill τη
ιΐ· , ι V r 1 . ι ^ Γ Ι Π ι ·. i \\'· ·!·
Si " ' changes wore mndο in the?
.tiiugibles tax seetion. but 111· ~<■ ιί=>ι. I
·.· ii .;·.· adi , ίιιΜ < at π r i!. .'lac
i\· ... the l un-of η in.· is xiavor.
la . ι : a was liberalized to p." mit
ni.,. ΐι> n> to deduct certain obli
it. ..ι l rom certain credi' ai rc
iirtinû tbe actual \ due · .
ible . and the rate was slightly
landed m -ouïe trust lund>. So ta.
It : ί left til.· avci . h, Ilk de
asit.ii and Mnall stoekh.ihit'r "i n
a.t»*.uv.^i OU i ,.ç.: i\.û)
Last ÎSight s Bombing
Said to Have Been
Worst Experienced By
English City.
Pi.V:: 'a, Kli-, . M --1 - ΛΙ'.Ι
Γι■ ■■ .·■·..ι...%«.·.: l'.Mtii·-.. ;<·>. t c aimed
çjjswaltieï today alter Cïerman nignt
raid er- i.ad ted tin· c ■ 11 \ .-i.\ 11. j lî i -
with i.re and h <11 explosive bombs
--une c.·: which hi! a .shelter hous
ing 2.V> jiei-l'ii- κ·<: ·.,. ,< is,·.- m an
attack tin· j > r\ a ius a ■ lit.
lt \\ as lea ad ; iial : ..ι. ιν κι th.. ,e
in the ,-aelter had been killed.
Hundreds "I persons left homeless
I >y ' a -Ce.ai s la -et : ■,· 11 i L; :
raid .a il rit · · rl througa the .· treets
wh ι i'sclh' i|Lîad.~ .«>·.■. cîied u.. jh,
the debris l'or victims of the raid.-.
Ι·'· ·«· waUan'i-s and escue crew ■
w! Worked through .aid- the
I'·· ' tw·' n.unts said '.ae | aidnu
la ' 111L>ht v.ms the \vo:>e ot ;i,e tw ·
nd win -ι man any otia tn -
aa ' in port ... - jShderg. in
I- uh:s \\ ere oi l in m mie .-< ι".ι ills
but tire.- and explosions lighted up
'. hole ty through the nig a
-\ . iei ι Hi -tones ι >1 act- ι.: ι , : -
lui ι.. were told
' ·'■·· ■' I'·!.·' liar-1.' hea. d
1 .ι iail.iiu b"inb, caag ' s.
I.··., an i 0. I'd beneat .
■· .· ι a; the:: a·.:, lulling ;
A:: -Ι1·" a ' n'H'Kerl down ι>>
ι ■ ι . ι . "M. <■.. ι.· bled to lier
11 ! led i neend a ry
i'1i ' a1 !'' ι l.i ■ :a a ■ done 1
Stoyadinovich
*.*
In Custody
Of British
• 1 ί ted in i · . :
' · V · !i.« ΚυίΠΗΊ LVc:
n« · [] nl VugOslilA J . . i .. .·.
luaid*. , ,H
i IA amiuUMceii :i n! , W ..·
i t i ι vcl »\ i'V 1«> I'·: . ,
• ·;· * ï**· ii^)>li,,
:· t
lt was repwi u . ; .
1 iclgrade 111 ι ν. · ■
grew tease nvei Go . ·. clemamis
ι «m' alignnii·!»: Υ· ^ '■· > · v\ iln
111r a\ι . · S' \ ..· ι .. .» ·ι .· ..i
boett exi.eci 1 vi. ι · ' ν :μι . * 11 ; 11
i;-. h.ai .in*, i. jad tfâ .v.u.iai | <j
and > !i.·· η ail· lac a\^
can:}:.
Sto.% .id a· .ι ι> \ ι British
ri.. lud\ I'm . -a.. »al ' ι p. r: ..ad
i'aν . : .aec- won jiuî (ii.-cl>'. e,d.
PROFESSOR DIES
AT CHAPEL HILL
ν'. . ll.il. M..I-V a 22 -(MM· ·
1 > Cieo'-i·»· Keii'.eth G .Ht II· a: y
ii:;, .i-- -tant regis?rar and formel
La : ai p.·.·. ,-· a at the l'a aersity
\orl!i ("aii'lma. died suddenly ol a
heart attack at his honn· early today
1!.· is ιr\ ived l\y hi- w te. t; e
former Miss Bessie Hard in § of Wash
ington, Ν ι'., and ι son. the Κ··\ M.
(I lit n\ ot Tarnoro, and three nth·
ei children
Funeral serv ice- will be held here
at ι p. ni. tomorrow.
WEATHER
FOR NOI4TH ( ΛΚΟΙ.1Ν Λ
l'art 1.ν tloiulx tonight and
uiul.tv. slitl.ll* toiler in (entrai
l>srtioa kuUfct.
Signing Of
U ϋ
German Fact
Postponed
Minister ίο Russia Ac
cu·.' . of Sabotaging
Elf forts to Gain Sup
port of Russia; More
Resignations Εxpectec!
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Ιί·.ι ■ ~J · . )UiH ort l· m:,,\ tiiiit
• .«ci ·· ; a ιe< vû .··!,:
. ι,
British Ships
Sunk By Nazis
in Atlantic
IV , in. ΛI .. 1 : 22. Λ ! ' ΛιΙ-'Γ
II itler's h..MU'-hi]is h..\ι ;id'· ex
tensive raids ; m tlx* .W'lli Atlanta·
;.»d those. w th IJ-boal.- ;ind aii
plilPt 11. \ (' de- In ivcd .1 to' il I '
g24,'M)0 tou< c<t enemy shippittg, it
w 1 η imccd today.
Subi araie- were credited witr.
sinking 77.nun tuns of lilt· total and
tin .ill force with 31.000 tons 20.
000 in tho Atlantic'. 8.000 in the Irish
-i. and 3.000 oil Crete in the Medi
terranean.
Ι! ι nil t hundred survivors of an at
• π ι. πι tin.· Atlantic· on ι large Brit
nv ··>■ . οι·· picked up by Ger
. .η ships, those sources said.
The tyjH of naval units partieipai
III ti w.i s not disclosed, but authorized
luces said the .-ur\ ivors were taken
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