ïtettîteramt Batlxj Hispafrfj
ONLY DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THIS SK( TK >N OF NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA
TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR HENDERSON, Ν. C., SATURDAY ΑΚΊ ERNOON, APRIL IÎM1 ',;If 1 ': \ «ί :'ι 'V1 ' ί · ν : '.λ υγκ κν' " ,ν FIVE CENTS COPY
Nazi-Yugoslav War Imminent
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Ford Assembly Lines Over Nation A re Idle
River Rouge
Strike Hits
Other Shops
At Least 118,000
Ford Employees Af
fected; Another 250,-1
000 Workers In Steel
Industry Threaten
Strike Tuesday.
1 Bv Ttir \ssociated Press)
Kurd Motor Company assembly j
lines over America stood idle to
il ι \ as a resi; It of a strike at the
firm's River Ronce plant near
Detroit. At least 118.000 men
m err affected by the shutdow ns.
ΑινΉντ 2Γιΐ>,ιιΠ0 worknifn in llie
st( el industry I',-iced the thrral nf
worl li ci::vr beginning »t midnight
TiH'.-d ■ ■.·. mile s a deadlock is broken
in ti"· 'ι·":ί1 i:>lnins between Ihe I* S.
Stcef ( 'c>rpnratinn and if- CIO eiri
I ' ;· ■ ι\ ι r a new wage c ntract.
Still another «00.000 soft coal
miners were out of production
while negotiations continued to
ward a new labor contract. How
ever. l>r. John Steelman. federal
conciliator, predicted that some
of the mines would reopen next
week
Heoi'i'sciitalives of the Altis-Chalm
ors Company and striking CIO work·
ci ii'cl in Wa hington today for a
c nf'i'm«<·" wit-i the defense media-j
I:· η 1 · ifird I -lies include a union
si "Φ. wage rjtes and seniority ad-j
.;· tment ·.
Th" Ki'rl strike hinges on de
i· and nf ihe (TO workers for a con-;
trirt »·«·<· li/intf it as collective ha Γ
ι: . nini; aucnl and e vcring wage-·
and i-iiit -11 > and grievance proced
ure.
Labor Laws
Sacrificed
To 'Apathy'
Daily Dispatrli Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
I!' DINKY AVKRIM,
iï.: It . n ; ι. April 5. Legislative
" vv.i· pincipally responsible
f ι;' I. Mure ni' the recent legislature
! t ι1 n't any labor laws sought by
ri : > ι : it ι lives ι ■ t' the labor group : η
Ν..nil Carolina, according to an edi
1" nil η Hie March issue of "Xorth
tI ί.ι Labor and Industry."
More than ordinary importance is
at' ι ' led t·< the editorial viewpoint
ol 111j: publication because it i.·» the
ι ■ ! ! ; r, a 1 publication ο Γ the North
Carolina Oepartnient ol Labor and
it exnre.-sioiiji are generally taken
a the opinion of Commissioner of
Labur Forrest 11. Shuford.
Ί lie editorial ex pre ses belief Uiat
there wa.-n't even enough interest
taken to stir up a good fight:
"Kven opposition, which niigiit
have brought out the value of the
piupo ed legislation, was not suffi
cient to provoke a fight," it said.
The editorial deplored, particular
ly. I,oIiire to adopt at the least the
(Continuid on Page Eight)
Steals Plane Plans
Count Joseph de lienque
Count Joseph Ho Benque, 61, who
served as a spy for Italy an Η France
in the World War, is said by police
in New York to hav»· confesser! the
theft of 1.500 blueprint* of airplane
pumps used on military aircraft.
The Count was arrested as a courier
handed him the stolen prints»
Brains Nov/
Are Listed
United States Regist
ers Scientists to Aid in
National Defense Pro
gram.
B> < IIAKI.KS 1». STI.WART
C't-ritι iiI Pres.- Columnist
Washington, April ή.—Uncle Sam
lias started now to register brains,
subject to draft in c nnection with
his ..id-thr democracies and home
defense program.
Dr. C'amiichael
l'Ile Select ι\ ·' Se:
vice System, offi
ciel l'y - il (·.. Ik'd. ι ·
Ilot in <·:.:ιr.Ui■ ot the
job. !' il :t's .1 selec
tive sen ίι·«· |Ί:ιη .ill
the same President
I .ennard Car mi i -
chad of Tu!ts col
lege is in charge ot
the task, winch he's
Superintending from
office- ii 1 i.>· Civil
Servie · ι'••η.illu
sion's headquarters
m Washington.
l'Ile h.' .1 is ih.it phy ic.r 1 ' Thiers
or prospective fighters need .-cientists
• ι •"Hi- ο.il liiirtK'-t.- ;ind eteth'tds to
enable 'eiri to dn their fi:;! tang at a
maxmuim of efficiency.
Πι C'armichacl i- registering the
-en ntists. and fitting 'em exactly
ι int.ι the brackets thai thev belong in.
1 When an army or a navv ..r an ivia
j (ion or a federal pniduc!ι· ·η agency
ei·count· ι a problem »'l:u'!i ι sup"r
e\pert ι required to >nlve, it applies
Ιο Πι Canmehael and lie Tiptly
designate· precisely the π■·' ' kind
ef a scienti t to (ill the bill Therp
11(1.11 -aid scientist automat ieally be
come- a selectee.
I don't mean to -av that · ■ ·. · 11 ' ι -1
literally are conscripted -that they
are penalized if they balk. They
don't balk, though. They're willai^
conscripts. They're darned Matt r
i
'Continued on F'age Four)
Leaf Supply Now On Hand
Is Largest In History
llail.v Dispatch bureau. !
In lilt· Sir VVali"' Hotel.
Ity IIIAKV AVKKILL.
Halemh, April 5. Outlook lor
λ'.Till C 111 · 11 r ι. ι tobacco farmers has '
i.ot been :.1 all unproved 1>.ν an
'.ιιιιικνηΗΊΐΙ ιronι the bureau ol .ιii11 1
cultural economics ol the II. S. De
I . η ■ 111 n · 111 ol Agriculture that the
: uppl.v on hand is the largest on
Ρ α π 1111 ici) t record.
Tut il lor 194(1-41 was estimated at '
.".I I I.min,null pound compared wit!:
uni.IIIIII,mill for 1939-40 and i.Vltl,-'
ooil.mio 11 * ι 11I.ÎH ,19.
Tin- current upply of flue-eurcd
tin··»· limes the "disappearance"
ttot.il con un.pti.m or export) of
t.S-lii ιιιιο,οοιι pounds in 1939-40.
Ill bin can predicts that only a
mi pt isitttf turn in the now bad c\
purl ituation can pre\ cut the toi l,
no li.ind .Inly 1 ol tin-· year Iroui be
a . < ιό hmlici than the pre ent rec
t ι d I ]·■'! t- ot tin»' cured ι luring the
t 1 194" totalled 55
000,000 ι χ >ιι π ci compared Willi 110,
000,IMM) pounds in a like period < « !
10.'·»!) <11.ιi willi 12a7.000.000 poundsj
dill m. 11;·· la- t hail «·! liWJi.
The ι iue-eured quota lor 11MÎ hi»
l(eu el ill (>18.000,000 pounds. M c » t
including adjustment allowances toi
sm:i 11 I ι rn is Alter adjust mont, the
conversion ο Γ this marketing quota
to an a ci cage 1 >.·· i< will result in .i
total ol about 770,000 acres. The to
bacco grown on the allotcd acreage
slightly higher tlian that harveste.l
in 10-10, bill ι1 only (in per cent of
the arc.ι planted to line cured .n
1ί)3ϋ.
At average yields I♦ »r the last live
years this acreage would produce
078,00ii,ii00 pounds of tobacco, οι
slightly les.* than the "di appearance"
for M'.'ÎO I". « »n that lu m tin year'
t rop would 1 >« .m I about sul iieient
tn tai.e <·.ire ol ρ obabie con umption
and export, lea\ing about the same
high-iecord upply till on iiaml ai
the ri >_e ·ί the conun^ stacon.
718,000
Tons British
Ships Sunk
Germany Reports
Huge Total of Ship
ping Sent to Bottom
During March by Sea
and Air Forces Rang
ing Over Wide Areas.
Berlin. April ■>.— ( ΜΊ—The
('irin.in ΙπκΙι command reported
today that 718,000 tons of Brit
ish shippimr were slink hy na/.i
sea and air lortcs in March.
Summarizing: the month's acti
vities. a commtini(|iie saitl sur
face craft destroyed 1!)ϋ,(ί00 tons
of ships, submarines 3:ίΓ>.000 toils,
and the air force roughly -00.
000 toils.
Sur fact· < ι 111 were s;iid tu have
claimed vir'.i:. in the Kn^lish chan
nel, the Atbmtic and "overseas wat
ι er", while the 1* "fiats were report
ed to have· preyed on British ship
pint; laiifs ; ι - tar as the west Afri
can coast.
■■Further!· > e." the communique
a ertcd. "a 1. r:.e number nt enemy
merchantmen fell victim to mines
i which were la.d hv naval forces and
the air force in waters nearby and
tar away."
Nazi submarines sank an adVt
! ti nal Η'.,ήΟΟ tons ot shipping in a
renewed attack upon ; convoy '.roi:
which ten hips, totaling ΓιΗ,ΟΟΟ ton>.
I previously were reported sunk, the
I German- announced.
Thi- η '••lût:.·. ■ lev -ddetl. a Oer
i man combat plane attacked .i f'riti-o
merchantman ut 3.000 tons about 1!)'
I miles west oi the H- bride-· and left
the ship in sinking condition
British Close
Tighter About
Eritrean Port
( 'airo, Λ ! »ι : ! ' Λ1 ' ■ Ti ie Ππ ί
i ·!· army'- pinrer <_·I< ·.-1*<i ti^hNi to
d c ι y around Mi- mia. Italy- ι en >(.·.
port in Eritrea, while other column·
crossed the Ethiopian ii.-hIm·» frun
the north-ear ! and eh·. <1 ai < m Adi
griit.
Aciιl;r,11 ι. 40 iU ιί I n| Adu .·. ι
l ene « » 1 the Γ·' ι h ι ·»}►:. ι ? ι ' r· « u 1 nl tin
11 « 11 inns in 1890 .iiul tin· pi.nc when
ihc Italians unn their tirM victory
in the invasion of 19,'ii). It i> abou
fro miles south <<! Asniiini, capturei
ι - < ; ρ 11.11 of Eritrea.
(A Router.- 1 'π I \.- h new·. a.uene>
dispatch, t<> London said Aduw;
had liiTii < K-rupied. )
Italians \\ < · < -inviivi-nji -outh h;>
tin* main road sooth "I A>mara In
ward Addis Ababa. hut orrau>nal
ly jjaltvd m attempt I" ambush pur
siiint· force
Tire total number oj prisonei
counted attri the tall *>t Asmar.
meanwhile mounted to KO00 Ital
ian> and (ioi) η « 111 ·· e troops.
British Forces
Gain Ground
('aim, April .> (AIM S..11U
Alncan liner advancing 111 ·· >n Addi
Ababa I π un I he oiithe ι -t h ; ι \. ■ cr· ι
ι·(| the Awa-h river. about !MI i:iili
from the capital, il .ι learned lien
today.
II wa· oll'icially announced Ilia
the British lia\e entered both Adu"
and Adiurat in northern Kthiop; ι ju
across the border Irom Eritrea.
I Germans and Italians advancim
I east of Bengasi in Libya are bein,
i successfully held bv the British am
the situation is well 111 hand ollu i d
said
Seeking a dean up of ι ι-I Aine
that wi m Id i dea- ο t r> >ops ι ί ol hi■
theatres ol war in north Alrn am
the BaIkan . the Briti-,h ha\ e ad
ν anted nearly two-thirds ol the di>
; lance t'loni Diredawa, where the
ι cut the Addis Ababa-Jibuti lad 1 in
1 a week ago today.
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
• Ir.irinç. i'tMiIrr toiucM: Suii
rli · fair riiolrr in fa l pTtion.
Axis Ships Set At ire Oit Costa Rica
Thi r ι hi· ι.! ι : : .ni ϋι|ι!.!:ΐ' άι : m·
lini'r Fella (Ιη·ΙΙ.. 1 1 ι id ' < (>· ί : ■ «î« r l.i on ■ ■■:
total lu · ; > ι ici tin ]:!·> μ·ϊ» vîi ·..! ·· lu·· ν. ι r<· ; ierl
I'nited S1 ; 111 > . .· .V ..· ι I) ί !ι · ip .η Γ S
li.trt PillTull !il>. I Û.. I. ' i ' . ι ; ' . ι : I lin lîol'
■ '■·!> ι . ■ ι : < d : ly -ii. . , '''in i-d a
.· ;·!>··!» cluuji*·· Tiit· Vf.-.-i'ls ·.·.>·!· ·■·· attv: tin·
, .'iil'ts.
Congress On Vacation
Heavy Raid
On Bristol
l.iiui n. Λρι. .">—(Ai*ι - H< by.- i>:
German bombers attacked the nft
b ι : hell v. ■ t c 'Ust ,)orl I ! 111. - toi
11 ir II· -in s . : ii.u it and e 11 > toda'.>
in a ruid described there as "heavy
but not uni· ■' utir biggest.
I Jama^e I· indtist ι ial eMab: :! ι -
ment.- and , η ,mber <>l ,· . ,11 a·-,
including ν dead, v.uc ai-!.i,'>\v
I edged as t1:· resaJt of a b .nib and
machine : . , alt. ck bid. > ·>y a
1111; i » : il' . lit irtbra 1 Scm'î.iiîI
cnaxt tev. η
Μι: ! ' d only ■ .· · i..·· -
killed and ' .-ere"ι I y ι;ded
'I'll*· lb··' \ d daiiia·.· ·· "ii■ ·
wlleri l'Xti 11
"l.iPllli Ί: I I '111 ■ I 11 ! t
vvhiii) Iii'trd re 10 | .it,· ··.
e · I ) b'i 'v <■!>] ι m >|,-t <| ! I .lli
consecutivi 'ble: s night.
COMMIT ! Γ.Ε 'EDITS'
COAL MINE CONTRA'. ;
Nr\\ > \ !>l »*» M* —
Λ twonu> .n!n owjniHc< nprc
scntim: both man ;· imcnt and
union in 1 fι- ί itnminou . · ι) π ·
poli.ι lions 1 · named t«di\ ti»
"r(!it ι < «nil ι'-t" ind present it
(ο I he Inll π ο ί i · ( i 11 commit\\-·χ
λϊοικί \ \ 11: - ι «'ni*.
Dr. John i; Sti-Hm u>. il'i «·< Ini
of the I s ; onciliation η ··
γ\ lio carlici .a! said sonic ot tin
soil coal mm -, idle lor ncarh 1
week would ιτοροιι Mm'd.n or
Tuesday. aMiiiiiuurd tin· appoint
mcnt of tin new committer
îtaïians Sink
Two Steamers
ι. April 5 ( ΛI ' Γ,
i'.1 {Ι.UH?S Sank tVV'u .· !t\i
I 1 tons and d.i
tk( . MnalkT vessel: ti
. . i >i> U'A 111 till· . It
: a ι id ol' Corfu,
i : .. .. decinrod thi'.v
·*·.ί .iti air bast· i>n
I : ' ( * it* le. set 1 ! ι -
1 .:·■ : pi.me and cl.i::
:.···· λ led.^ed î ; :· ·
lorn..»ιi !i
<d Ci: ' «
.·. ι. "ill Jrom lu\
MF!.·; \TJ0N BOARD
ALTERNATE NAMED
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I
Congressman Durham Tells
Of Progress Being Made
On National Defense Work
:
It . KOI'.i ι: I V. 1.1! \\ I Ν
W... 11 - .41 ■ ■ 11 ι ' . Λ
, simism. ..u
. I Jolly 1 >· t 11 : 1 ' ' 'Mi' i.l ; 1 ,-j 11' . :
I tcr.incc ·;. 1 ·. 1 · 1 -
, del 1.Ί1-1' ïht· ï ■ · il.·· ι .■1 1 .
ovci !■ ■ : ■ :· ■ ·if ■ iiit 11:: 11 I
I ' ed > ill 1. 11-1 .·: ι ι I·.; Mil v. :,»i.lill
ins·
I 1 Th : 11 j 11. ν 1 >i >1 h ■ ι 1 ·>
- J<0||| c.fDi ' T. I ' .
the Sixth d. ti il I · ι'ΙΙ.Ιιιί 111 I in
" Hull. I' nitllUll'.V .III.· I I · · I I : I ; ! t It Ί ■.
' , in an cm In ι <· ιιιΚίλ ru 1m tin·.
I column buscfJ ,i,i I'vidtmre Und 1 »·■ -
t'<ire thr t■■ · lin ; 1 11 Λ.
ι ill I n'(T . 1 ml : tu·; m ' : 11 ' 1!
I l'll'llll:.
] Many · Ί tin· ni t 1 1 vi π ! h i'i
f 1 ■ · ! 11 tin1 V »r .'· 'Ill* i 1 I II' in . M llfcl Γ
iie- ha 1 endured ία rsi&s ;n Lon
·: I î h Γ ! I - I ! Μ Π < i , I .
ι ' > Η l'Hl'U ι · V ι !·,' Λ : »V>
H i· I ' · A i'i's->
iit'i I'll· le t i 11.. > 11 > III II
l> ι-onti'd in m i ft
■ .ι .■ ΛI I hirlinm u ;ι> η. it . '
•t ' ι -1 ■ ; : ι · 1Μ. 11 !.·.'■ ■ i
I : III .llld his ('III It·. « U II
. · : lll.'lt till')· V ι I
ι τι ι· in ι ■ 11 ' ■ :idi\ idual opin ι· τ ι
III ' M· I'll·.· ni il i;it lull ,iud ' ·»
ti ι ml ι 11 it· it'll · ·(· effort-.
l; ι ■ · . . ,iv Μ. . ι ι
h;v'W ι 1>P
1 Λ Μ μΙ.ιΠΓ · .'1 H ? " >11 I |)l o
*"ι «' « π·· ' ι'μ,ί'Ι' ·μ! ι*. » mut h . 1
th.lt Un.· l pl ' ·. I«I |l ! k t La Ipult
^ ν;Γ.tj'iuoci -Hi Three.)
Important
Work Waits
House Recess Taken
Earlier in Week, Sen
ate Agrees to Stop
Work Until April 14.
Washington, \pril Γ*.— 'ΛΡ·—
\\ ». ■ ι iiiipiirt.int defense meas
ures nut ol the way. members
ή ( ·λ weir leaving \V;ish
> 11 :111 m loti.! lur a week's sprint;
\.!i .i!iuii h;·!iitv tackling the con
lr<;\ci'M::i hue>lmils of new taxes
I'din iivs ;md labor disputes.
Mi. Huître m rsscd earlier this
ν «·< U tmtii \pril îî and the Sen
i!r .irrancd l·· transact no litis
in»·· , until t! t (|mi· although it
a\ ill 1 ;·»Id tw<· »>< rluuetor> ses
si«»!■>·* lit* \I w e«'K
V . V told rn
r I ; - J » ■ *
■ it unt;!
> :
t-nin
ν he.
1r !.. i*t
'·» t Mi U'
anted
siim is
C\|V II
thai ha*
.1 iy ev et
•„i am \v,h
t e Sen
i1t.ee in a
\ Hopub
pmluhil
■ (ups n:
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AMERICAN PILOTS
MAY OBSERVE RAF
PLANE OPERATIONS
U'> -i:
P·
: .1 <\ tir!'! ι ,!!1V.
IJrjHH ti.... I ». i..\ , .. ί : i..
!. » ι - < m , ice explaincl 1 · ι » · < ·■ > ι . \ « ·ι .·
muent w»uld hi· t" .γ{»·ί· t>
the an corn.· « »! ι the pert .amane*' ο
1 n· 1 ·» .: ι'ι " .u(U i" .K'lua
». It « «III I · I . II. .
\\ î ι .. ' in I ■ π. Λ I. cil
η. ι val <»!♦.( ... «. :.μ·π ηπ
tor 11 ρ » 11111 un .in ρ it I ht. lint,.·.)
11·-»-*( ; ' ι ! ι il Λ '. .ι: ι \ ; ; " ·Λ it 'J Γ. ' .
rarteaii.
Diplomatie
Relations
Have Ceased
Premier Simovic's
Cabinet Holds Extra
ordinary Overnight
Session, But iNo State
ment of Foreign Pol
icy Is Issued.
( Β > t In.· Associated Γι »·-. j
War between riennanv and
Yugoslavia appeared todav 1 <> he
onlv hours away.
Yugoslav government ntclf s
said the zero hour was at hand.
<1 neutral diplomat in Belgrade
declared the diplomatic stage of
relations between the two coun
tries had ended and authorized
foreign office sources in Berlin
said that lor all practical pur
poses <orman-\uuoslav diplo
matic relations had teased to
exist.
Premier S
lt.i
(iι - c ι.-- μ μ ι ό: what an official soi·
-aa] wa tin.· "cii:a\il loreign <j..«·.
tion "
Yago.-laviaV trontier with Ger
many and Paiy and lire nazi-d ··: .
η ted «·' η ti a · - ■ >l Hungary. BuIj.ji.i
and I! ■ ai ι ,a ν ere rep·, η ted sealed.
In 1ί· ■ . η· ν, ι . ι l". V.r^ano Gayda,
: ■ t : - î -p. .iu- : .an. .said lia- axis ι m Av
ers had gί'·. en Yu-^Oîslav ia a 1 e\v
ρ re day t«i . peace with Ger
many and Italy to escape attack.
Nazi troops, in mechanized
force, massed on the Hungarian
frontier only 100 miles north of
Yugoslavia's capital. Y i£«slavia
sent thousands of men to the
border, and radio reports from
Budapest, picked up in New
York, said Yugoslav anti-aircraft
guns had opened up on unidenti
fied planes which crossed tin
line.
Yur< ·.· la\ ;a' ». I'i nr. ant t >· 'U >vc r
the railr«»ad.-~ and Kins?· Peter order
ed nn»bi!i/.at 1 ·η m "th. ent .re iriih -
taiy η u*ht «>1 the i. n.udom."
The Yiift 'sia\ cabinet held an π
ι ••'.•ed« nted and · 'he h..l: h · ar
•-.eetin^, which ended at 2:30 a. m.
Π )) ι e. - t. Friday) and s
< · < ■! ! ci ! ree sa.d the "cm - .1
t ■ ."· ",un ip ο ί in" had been cli. <
cc. ] n< staU '.a tit »' foreign aol
! C \ : s.-lied.
In Budapest. I!iingar\ reports
*a id the Yugoslavs had mined
bridges and roads at the border
and .ι motorized Yugoslav divi
sion was said to be stationed
.u ross the frontier "readv for at
tack
\ German motorized division
was reported concentrated near
the Hungarian frontier
1 '.· , ; !· · i * w ' ■ "t pr.iet ■rc*
ι ;.··.· · . ' -· " e ηt and «
a >t m-a! decree forbade anyone to
j fr : ι « 11 · a !>' " . !1 · a . ι ' · 1 a ' e pef
i;ι ι ι ni \Di m
\\ ishim-ton. \pril \I* » -
I I»·.· \ : i« uΠ u: »· department an
ιΐηιιηι fil foda* flail it would eon
iluct ι grower referendum April
'?t· < ii i proposal to invoke mar
kctim: (ΐϋο! is on the l!M î, PU'!
and I'M ; neanut crops.
\ lav orabl·· ν ote ot t w «» t! ir.N
oi tin· growers voting would be
required to make the quotas
opera11 < « .
British Bom bs
Straddle Nazi
Battleships
I til : <.! t . ! ,1 ί ·. 11Ί.Ι [ i,* : - 1 .11
'.ii ι; ,ι.■ . wok· t" .fbeu.
Π.»· .liai'.. I' I ;. ι· 1. ISIl'i il lu·.·
«,ΙΓ, W..·-. till.· tilllli .SltlUf S.lll'i.l.v,
rt'lu'ii tilt I'.i ; ; -11 11 r^t rep n'U'(i ;·"
)t ' " ;ti. it: tfu ! »llt U'i Ί 11: l i ..l ; . if
.· iU· Mi.> .;i t!u ii.i/.i-nivu|iu'ii ΙμπηΊι
t" i t.
Γι :ι· .. ·. ι > ι · 11111 1 · t !im. |y ulcriti
tit-d m tin mouiilu'nt .mit the nl
i tin·!·, w.i pre % lid I 1 ι Willi ;;n.it
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