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over nor Sends Troops To Spruce Pine
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WHS OF Nlffi
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< (I FIRST SESSION
*'M One flnM Par Cent
I tendance on Part of
j Rural Inst rue torn
PVT FEATURES IN DAY
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Tfce Ini. nnllii »f the 1123 seas
on or the W*y«t« County Teacher*
Association, held during yesterday tn
the auditorium of the Wayne county
court bouse, *u intensely Interoet
tng throughout, nod *u marked by
nn a I moat 1M percent attendance on
the port of teacher* from the rural'
districts of the county. iWhll* the
Initial niaetlng wai primarily for the
teacher* of the eight-months schools,
numbers of other* were In attend
ance.' All told there were about ltd
teachen present and In addition
many school trustees and'other In
terested pertlea were present for a
portion of the day. Yesterday s meet
ing began at ltt A. M.. sad was
brought to h dose about 4:30 P, M
I. T. Jerome. County Superintendent
of FMncatlon acted as the presiding
officer and he kegt the proarsm mov
ing along In fine shape
Outlined FUa*
The Rev Zeno WaILD.D. paalor of
the First Baptist church of Goldeboro.
delivered the invocation yesterday
and conducted the opening esercleee.
Welcome .to the teachers present was
extended by Superintendent Jerome
sad he took occasion In this connec
tion to optUue the purpose of the
meeting end what M la hoped can
he accomplished during the year.
Ontoeeii the hnpse of Afcit, 4*6
11:30 a tpfk place relative
Ip "Group Centers and CouMy Com
mence meats" while the heat 33d min
utes were devoted to a discussion of
• The Opening Day bf School" Brief
remark* by Miss Carrie Dorrtty deal
ing with the subject of attendance
held the clone attention of those as
sembled and this Wan followed by an
able addrua* delivered by Drf J. L
Corbett, head of the Cduaty Depart
mant of Health, on the subject of
health work amoug the schools of
the county with particular reference
to the rurpl school* Much valuable
Information wan furnished the tench-1
era In thl* address and without ex-)
’ caption thay appreciated Dr- Corbett's j
attendance
From 13 o'clock to 13:30 cilacua-1
alone were beard relative to Group l
Meetings. High School and Klemen
tary Taxt Booka and Courses of
Study. - v
Between, the hours of 13:30 add -
o'clock thejeaebrr:* enjoyed lunch
end then resumed diacUksion Mrs >
r P. Mendenhall spoke briefly on
the subject of ■'Pupils' Heading Cir
cles" and Mr* L. * McCall was
heard on ‘Tamgusge Club*.” Miss
Mary Uevany made an Impression
with her remarks on "rtchool Uhrar- ,
' lee ”
lies Parrett Heard
Probably the outstanding feature
of the enttrn day was furnished In ,
the shape of an address by Miss Mat .
tie Parrotl of Ralelrh. who la con
nected' *tth the 81*1* r»epartnieul of
Education. The Wayne County
teacher* had l<K»kod forpurd with
pleasure to Ml** Parrott’s address
end they w#re not dlaappolated. since
It wa« one oftfh* moat worth-while
efforts heard In some time She
chose as her subject. "Proper Grsd- j
luatlou and Ctasalftcation of JPuplle" |
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KIWANIANH HERE TO AID
IN DRIVE FOR ORPHANAGE
-At the Thursday night meeting of the Kiwtmisns after
a stirring 1 speech by Kiwanian Hawley a committee of ten
was appointed to help in the canvaaa to secure for Golds
ooro the Branch Orphan Horn of the Junior Order to bt.
located some where in North Carolina.
This shown increasing interest. It is just dawning on
our diitd* and getting into our systems that here is a
Md thiag Goldahoro must do her beet to get. What
jfJkMt mean to bring it here anyhow? It means • uny
* from two hundml to a thousand healthy young
jSlks with good aftwtites, to be,, fed three times a day.,
to wear out two ot three suits of clothes anda dor »
dreesea. with innumerable shoes and stocks. What doe*
>*%t mean? trade and more trade. Wake up grocer mar
lQ*t man. ftsh man. shoe man. dry goods man. every kind
. fa man wake up nad help bring this institution to our
tjrn. It will increase your own and your neighbor’s busi
nets. It will also add to your happiness. You will have
the joy of helping care for a kit of fine but motherless
oojrt and girls snd moulding them Into first class men
and w#men. , ,Gst dpwii Xp busUieaa—persuade prove, en
thuse •>«mi
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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Want Citizens To Vote I
On City Operating The
•’ Street Car System Here
on more riops
TO OKIIHOMICDUNTV
Governor Intimated Thai Mar
tial Uv May Be Rafexad
By Neil Tnembiy
IBy the Associated Press )
Ohlahema CRy. Ok la. B*pt, 33 -
The area of etrtngent Military law Id
Oklahoma was widened tonight when
Governor J. C- Walton ordered Na
tional Guard troops to Payne county
In reapense to an appeal from Dis
trict Judge C. 8 dm Ith The Judge
declared that no Justice can be ob
tained la the county through the
.County Attorney, the Governor as Id
Coincident with hta order, the Gov
ernor intimated that martial law will
be modified within the nest few days
"Military rule may be eased up stuf
Tuesday." he declared
H UK PICKS
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IncrtaiM WHUm Fast Y«r
Hers
<By tsuociutad Press III.:
tHarlottr* Hhp*. 30 ■ CXmusriHllnlng
as “a irMip aad umddfhhM mo oi
the statiaUcs" recent unnounrement
of the (feuree of the Children' Bu
reau of the Department of Labor.
shuw|ng_na Increase of 3i par. cant
In child labor since the annulment |
iof the Child Labor l-uw David Clark,
publisher of the Southern Textile .
Bullelln. tonight made public a let
ter "of proleet’• which be hud wrlt
lua to deoretary Davis of the l)e-,
partmen tof Labor.
Mr. Clark painted out that the fig
ure* effected for comparison were
I for the first six months of 1933. 1
which composed a period of unusual
idleness In Industry in almost evary
' Kwtlon and for the flr»t nix njonthn
of 1923. during which tlmhsthere waa
j unusual activity and declgTed "there
l| t no evidence that there wae a great
er increase es employment of young
IKiople from 14 Itp 1« years of age
!than of oldie—pedplc'' nor waa ther#
; any evidence of violation of dials
laws.
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und she handled It In such an able
manner thit her remarks will t»e
>ond doubt prove to be of great value
(in all those who heard It yeeterday
Miss Janie Robert*. Home Demen
! stratlon Agent for Weyne County,
j wus Introduced and made a splendid
talk to the taauhera on the subject
of "A School Improvement Cdm
-1 pulgn."
Contracts and Record cards, were
discussed, announcement* were made
and arter the distribution of material.
>the meeting was adjourned, with the
statement being heard on every hand
that IT all meetlnas to be held dur
ing the year are as Interesting as
the one yeetertfey. tlml the attend
ance tin the part oLahe teachers will
| not hereafter fall below the flgui
of reeterday. '
GOLDSBORO, N. C.. S All HI) AY Hit MINING- BEI*TEMBKR 1»23.
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Sußgcnlionn Mode to ChaMbcr
of C'Mhmrce That An Elec
tiun Be Held Here— Dlregtor*
f Flan for Quarterly Meeting*
of Entire Body.
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i Dfecusstfii of whether or not lh<
people of Goldsboro desire to have
the attest railway service restored
Ua thl*. city, and If ml Id gran
ncr 1* that possible, and
that hereafter there will be quarterly
laeetlqga and luncheoas of the entlrt
membership of the Oohtoboro ( hum
‘l*?* of tfemmerce conailtuted the Iwc
moat mihprrtant matter* before tty
r ‘ellrector* us tb* Goldehorn trader
. body when those director* met yes
terday afternoon. w 0
Th« one hour * aesaien of the body
wag held In the assembly room 'of
the Chamber bf Commerce yrlhh Pres
tdent John H. Hawley preeldlng and
the Hollowing eight of ihe len di
rectors in attendance: L. A- tun*y,
A- T Griffin George K Frvemayu W
D, Creech. Melt Joseph H F I at*. J<
IH. Brown and E, K. Lustier .
¥r. Reynll’* Keqer*|.
Geon* C. Royal I appeared before
the hie*Bog and made the suggestion
I to the directors that he Gold*lyor<
chamber of Commerce take action |a
regard to requeahng Goldsboro * city
council to call an election, giving the
taxpayers of the an opportunity
to say whether they wlah th» city to
operate th* street car ayfetem here.
The city would nnl necegearlly b*
forced to abide by the decision VO*
SSawwa.
. Interesfed Dehate.
Th* proposition pnovdti interested 1
debate here yesterday and ihe out- 1
.come will tie a nuttier of atune roe 1
w«nt. ll waa the opinion of lbc''dl- 1
rector* that thl* matter should be re- <
ferred to a committee to make thor- 1
"ugh and exhaustive investigation I
and accordingly It was dually decßt- 1
,ed to name such g committee, with
instructions to report to the dlm-orm \
wlfiln the space of 10 days relative to
their finding! committer report 1
will he awaited with great *ln Urn* t 1
all over th* city. , <
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t|unrferly Meeting* ,
Cnanlmoua decision we* reached
by th* directors y,o*terda> that for
jthe remainder of the winter there
will be qdarterly meetings held of
the entire membership of thr cham
ber of Commerce, thee* meeting* be
ing somewhat In the nature of “Get
Together" affairs It Is staled that 1
some known speaker engaged'
In work of thla nature will be eecur- J 1
«d from some ."ther city for each of
Ihe meeting* tn deliver an address ]
und In addition, there will he lunch ,
eon served It Is th* Idee that these
iu*elngs shopfd take the form ,nr un
"open forum and that all the gsmn 4
Item of Ihe association should la- al- 1
lowed to present whatever < opinion- j
he *dt*rtalns whm ihes* meetings ii
are held If Is believed that the plan'
as adoped yesterday wfll stimulate'
Interest to Goldsboro * chamber of |
Commerce
T* Art Today.
President Hawley will today name '
I* committee to work with decreieryl
Denmark on th* arrangement* for tin
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first'or ihsae gusHfrl) meetings thej;
first affair to take place early lu Or H
U>b«r.
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To 0((en Honpital* •
To All Service Men
<lly the Associated ffress.l
Vaslilnston Hotit 21 Opening n f
(tinrrrnnivnt Veteran* Hospitals In
loriltV xriki' Mica, iwcarillras of
tbetr disabilities l>»ln* nf service nr
inon ssrvkr. likely will lot adopted
a »a permanent policy tu llie opinion
of President f’oolldsv ;
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I Five llpiversity
Mazers Kxpelled
i By the Asaoclafod Proas)
i tha pal Hill, Sept. 2S KUs »tu
d*ul ■> of Ih» I'nlvrrslty «f North Car
olfna have been expelled for linsiu* j
and two others sr« on proltsllon. it j
'was announced today bp Jack Alla- (
brook, president of the Student t ons- <
ell
i Vum» of tltue expelled havw tot
I barn made public
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IMF OF mil
WRECK WILL RICH
4S NOW ESTIMATED
Ruin Olid Snow Prevent Worked
From Rescuiiuf Bn4ir i*t '
Watery Graven
EXACT TOLL TAHKN •
, MAY NOT BK KNOWN
y ■ >' - -a
<'hiper Wyo.. Kept I--jjtuln and
enow fell InfeinilUsntly tgl* after
noon ga workers at the aeon* of luet
nlght'g wreck of Burlington passe 11
g*r train N«*» 'M> strove in ftivd way*
and means of reaching vp iuu* know r
to tin Imprisoned In watery grave*
Roads In the vleintty of the wreck
were tmpsseabte
The treln. composed of«* locomo
tive. baggage, mail and egprna* cur*
Iwoda.v coaches and two PuUmaut
plunged through the bridge over Coal
Cre*k shortly after leasing here at
3:31 o'clock feat uight The train
was made up In Csaper and was du<
to arrive in Denver at trio o'etuck
lids afternoon. All of the train ex
cept the rear Pullman jumped Into
the' 1 ernek which waa over It* banks,
duetto the recent rgine.
BOBU S *»T MK< OftCM*
CaspeF Wyo.. B*pl « >| -An un
known' number at vicllgte of ihe
wreck of Burlington passenger train
N» hi H rr'ckeilMust jMgbf. wtlll ».■> •
tn th# subuiurpnd <#rsof the wreck
red train todlght A coosdrvatlve **.
tlroatd "i'the dead Is Ifffti ved t« b.
19. some m.iinuialug Aift many nth
era font lh«V live*, «A ( . raGrnad
'lfflclal* say (dnr *tg l-o 1 ii.
train went " i> WhtTJHH Into Coni
Oreek ' T JjP
Rescue wor •Af* •ttfere I<mb nil
helpfea* through rath and snow Him
fell throughout th* 4ny and tip |f>e
slsUble tsrrent tflgf w*g mirglng
through.the norm.ilty dry crank They
spool bg and were unable 1* do any-
UtlOfc; A* the day ware on. nawsp*
per ip*p 5 noticed that the cars Were
slowly d*pling benrsth the wafer
oat nf M pen-mms on the train
about 40 have I wen accounted for
The entlmal* of the io* a of life Is
based «n aintonients made by pas
sengers who pushed through the day 1
coaches drier to the wreck. TV <e (
car* are under the water and the
exact figure* may never be knots a
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Futrelle in Jailed •
on Larceny Charge
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lb-n Tut relic well known Wayne
count y man liviug In Grantham
toeuship, hue Iteen takv-n Into cus
t«»dv i»y offlcnfir from the Waytn
County Sheriff's officegm a charge of
larceny Os tokos co It is aUegtd In
the wsrrant ihai Futrelle and another
man stole a total or (dU ixtands 01
tobacco from Chris Moigaa •.while
Ihe owner of the tobacco watt tn jtll
Here Morgan '»** serving * Jail
terni for contempt or cnuig gnti the I
thttrt la .alleged to hat# taken place
during tliuti time It i» dal mad that
prof will b* offered to the effect
that Futrelle enrr'd tit* tobucto to
a near-by market a In! there dtspoMd
of It , ;
MiW YORK PIT! BEN
New Yorw dept New York fu-j
lures; On. 29:« XL Per. 24 Sl*: J*u
2(11; March 2X IJ; Hay I*U7
PLANS ARE NOW COMPLETE
for Orphanage campaign
iw\ k
0
The publicity uCd
i-dmatl'inSl work in Ik* campalan
now out n f U|): way, tfie
li'ddslxno Chaihla i of <'iMiiiiiTrr
yraleitlay , aft n noon h>-an mall-*
lIU frirqinl notices to oil th* p<H>-
ple of i|p city Mien e* to tlm
campaign to In- conducted her*
boßlnnlnf sn next Wednesday.
October 8. and as a nwnK «f
wlik'h It la ho|a,d lo nhlaln for
tills city the hran.Ji Suriloi Or
der OrpHanage
The followlps l|lhe lonimunl
cation aaut out. and if Is hollared
that If avary puik«ii In Ut* ejty
will So kla «r pan ihnt »iu -
[ cess wit hs. SacMPßff'
"■**•* lax that tv propose i
laafov A'pKa»a«« tor NartJk CA<~
olina * oofs' fa ft v«lesM**mwet
fur our city, » *<Sdt Stahnttl**
| from thp i t amber of I’Sftrlherce
Negroes Driven Out Will Be Put
Back To Work Under Guard
Os The No. Carolina Calvary
WiUID IS KQUITTED
OF MURDER MICE
Throngs of \9omen Spectator*
Shake Him Hand and Kia* v
'** Him After Verdict
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White Hlanla. N. Y . Sepl UK. W*nl
l<*r 0. Ward wu* tuqulttcfl today of
ihe chu 1-4* of murdvrlnjc rian-nix
I Haleru
A« the Jury forenmn announced the
1 *«rtlk:t, a throng of apecutora. Moat
■'( then woni*n. climbed oyer btachii
i and chelri to (map the hand and kla*
Ute fade es the wealthy bukar'a nog.
~ ard. hluahinn. untiling and chtwlna
tried In vain to Aght hh way
jlhrouah the milling crowd that pack
od III* Rltrl room and reach the aide
of hla artfe, who had fallen Into the
arma of hie brother when ahe heard
, the Jury a y»rdlct
Mrn, Ward waa In an ante-room
The brother ruahed In with the (lad
tiding* -rad’ ahe Bank Into hla^arma
WSIDFIU PUNS
i Fi FMMERS
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Considers Plight in Which
Wheal (irnatnt of Northwcil
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lßy the Aaauclatud Hreaa )
"a*biiirt«ii. Hopt. informed
ih'i>M(h a aerlea of confereixwa a# to
•he nUnalloti faced the «h*at
«rowrra,«f .the Cuwral Nurlhaeat
Hrcatdont t'oo|jjj*c expect* to meet
with .Secretaries Wjtllacr and Hoover
1 w s |ihlj._a few day* to determine what
.r*m?dt** may !«• .applied to lb* lilt
'of agriculture generally
I The plight of the* grower*
'»«•« laid before Secretary Hoover lu
detail today by the ilrlt-gutmii which
;conferred yeaterday wjth Hieatdent
jt'iadldgc and Secretary Wallace. Jh"
’ conference with the two fSihlnet mem
j Iter* i rented the anbjcct of r*lie( In
SWOT detail than was poaalhlr at th*
While Hvuae gild the I’rcnldcut. In
hi* atudy of the qoeatlon. doatrea to
uvall hlmaelf of and ad
.vice from the a*rpretrloa
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Fewer Convicts in
State to be Trusties
-ti «
I fUlelgh, Sept 2g. Ooveinor tain
ieren Marrlaon tonight declared that
it Wea hla purpoae to limit the prac
tice of convicla In prlaon camp* be
ing placed In the n«*ittona of true
tic* Hl* daclaloo wan mode bo aald.
u* a result. the various cri£*a
wliffh have recently Wen commit lad
by convicts The GeVertuir referred
particularly U. an aliened attack
| upon a white woman by a negro trtia-[
I) at Hpiiri * I*tne. N C . which pra-
Vtpltnlad the race outbreak there
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I and th«* local Junto)' llrdcr will
lutmcb a < aoipalicn Wr^n'tiliiy,
■ niolipi 3, lx Kwrair through imb-
I !«• nukM-rlwtlon at Irani »«(|.IUMi
whlrli will ho nmhl to purrhuar
it to off*r thr N'ulloiihl t'oin-
Witten of tba Junior Order Conn
«*ll a* an Indoortn'M i« total'
till- luatltiitliH) 111 <hi r|l> W. ""
»lmar*l) hoi>r that when tbl*
roinmttlea rail* on you, tlial
»11l i-onirlbulr m « ordioi to jrunr
maun* "
Ktrrylhln* le In rrudlnen* bora
f«r tl»» %ni|art«kliiK nay thonr
wbo Harr Mill io»lml ihanmalvM,
anil utiooat cflnfWalter i* oxpraan
*a| that hr campaign will' njit be
allowed to rwanlt m a mllim
nliiin that Would tie Ihr tout opr
ob record Itir (hla nUv .tad com
tn unity.
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PRICE F|V» OUffi
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Serious Race Trouble Threatens in YiUqtfi M*
lowing A* Alleged Attack Upon White Woman
By An Escaped Convict There.
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(By the Associated Press.)
l4tfe, N. C., Sept. 28. -One hundred and
seventh-five negro laborers deported, today (ram
the vicinity of Spruce Pine by citizen! will be re
turned to work tomorrow unddr military guard,
if necessary, it was stated by mkJkli# officiate
here tonight.
Adjutant General J. Van Metts arrived *
this afternoon and Companies F. and H. of t|»
North Carolina National Guard, arrived early tfr*
night .acting on orders from Governor
to take charge of the situation and protect t|»
rights of all citizens, both white and qpfofpA
f r Pfif* arrival of tfuf troops here tMk afteifMdH
Came at the elose of two days fraught with JT
citement for this community, the result of an 0
leged attack upon an aged white Woman by JR
unidentified negro believed to be an eaiaped tao,
vict from a road gang r\ear here. ImmediaUhF
following the report made by the woman of the
occurrence the posse set out. Jn the meantime '
others got together and summanly ordered all
negroes to leave the community, it is said. More
than three score are said to have departed yea
terday.
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•» HBTIIRN I.AHOHKKS TODAY
(By the Anmnintml Pr«ra.)
A*heville. Sept. 28.<pAdjuUnt Oeheref J. Van Mette. J«Mpe
J Bin Key. Mayor A. (t Fuller end other offkiele held e toute
snce early thia afternoou on hatuiUng the situation hi Spruce
Pine Mitchell county, from which point 100 negraea have beeu
deported following an alleged attack upon an aged white woman
hy a negro convict, thought to have eacaped.
F.ffortn will Ihi made to return aliout 66 negro laborer* ‘weHi
ing fur a construction company engaged in a highway
l»re. -«.* V tna * VtfUVrPB
Citizentt of Spruce Fine have Huhacribed SBOO of a IMS ntwd
offered for the capture of the ngero who attemptad the aaaault.
Calvary Tmop F of the North Carolina National Ooani. eanr
i nandod hy three officer*, left on a apecial train from BHtmoru
thia afternoon at 4 o'clock. Jhey were unmounted and canfed
riflea and machine guns ‘ •Tha-'apeclal train arrived at Spniee
I’m,- at 7:16 o'clock and quiet at that time. •
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Asheville Sept jk. - Negnas* fiiken from construction wk
and other* wbQ\V| j lie put back on their
jot* tomorrow under Nfcl4oflsl. Guard irtiepi. g
( jfi**" telephomai at tonybL
Jury is Deadlocked ' ;*wt w«h,u vSttaa. to ram
In Flooring THnI^StIIiP.VSSKiaSS
'Hy 111. AaracUUd H W w. " f " « ftSwUim Mr. eatra#
lag over a nertMl l« la rnoatha.
ilacmi. •>*.. Kept »*.- -Th.- lary Th q,|.
rcnaldprlna Ihr o**, of » r . C-uk Y.r- JdiKmSgJT
bor*>ii*ii at til w*i 'wotg k*pi tog«<her la at rtaUag .
si xft cieek A** with noiLiigjt* ,*ltk th# ieaaiaf at w
kluitu ,*p l«* bow long *Vjjnflff
f t " rg * , V•? f J —rr^ 1 pw- 1
ASHOC'IATEI) PRBSS
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