1945-12-13 — Page 2

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, LAK

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rutonjer wish to inform their friends! who have been invited to the marriage of their daughter on Saturday, December 15th, that the Ceremony will take place at 6.30 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. as

d in the invitation card. the guesta are therefore kindly requested to be present at 6,15 pin, instead of 5.45 p.m.

PALESTINE PROBLEM

4

In Leyte

Tokyo, Dec. 12. returning Japanose in- fantryman told Kyoda nervu quency that starving Japanese troop on Leyts finally resort.

killing and eat big fellow soldiers in extreme casca,

The soldier, Superior Pri- rate Shipeu Aoki, nuid the officera had plenty of food, and wins had Filipino monien at their call up to the time of the surrender. Annociated J'vrat.

American On

A Cook's Tour

WITH SIX TO SEVEN THOUSAND LIBERTY MAN

ASHORE ON SUCH GALA OCCASIONS AS PAY DAY, THE CHINA FLEET CLUB, WHICH HAS BEEN STEADILY PUTTING ON ONE AMENITY AFTER AN- OTHER ON TO ITS LIST OF FEATURES FOR THE EN- TERTAINMENT OF SHORE BASED AND LIBERTY MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVY, HAS SIGHED A SIGH OF SATISFACTION AND IS PROUDLY EXHIBITING A BALANCE-SHEET THAT SHOWS A GOOD MARGIN ON THE CREDIT SIDE, THE CLUB, WHICH HAS CATERED TO THE ROYAL NAVY, THE MERCHANT NAVY, AND ALL MEN IN EMPLOYMENT IN CONNECTION WITH NAVAL OR MERCHANT MARINE AFFAIRS FOR MANY YEARS BEFORE THE WAR IS DOING A SIMILAR JOB TO-DAY AND ON A SCALE MUCH LARGER THAN ANY

KNOWN IN ITS HISTORY.

There are 2,000 cooked meals numbers using it. has already re- served daily and 4,800 bottles of | duced to a shambles some of the xter find customers nightiv at farmchaira and chairs specially de- the bar.

signed against being easily dam- agrable, but the Club in cheerfully expecting more,

There Bro two restaurants,

Many

other ships have helped and the Club re-opened on September 17. N.A.A.F.I. undertook the organi- antion of the beer bara from the Initial opening until November 3, since when the Club has purchased beer from the N.A.A.P.I. and run its own show.

one for Chief and Petty Officers,

HMS. Vengeance carried out and the other for junlor ratings. the initial cleaning, ir and re There are, similarly, two bars.babilitation of the Club. There is a reading and recrva- tion room. Lomboin three times weekly, and cinema shows dally A SECOND PARTY

OFt 4.00 and 7.80 p.m. when the AMERICAN GLS TOURED latest films are shown to meri- Announcment of the appoint-, THE COLONY YESTERDAY

bers. The cinemn seals about int of a pant Angly American UN A TRI ORGANISED BY Commission 1:7

UNITED

480. STATES ARMY HQ The

AT SHANGHAI FOR DR upled problem! Palestine at the holing of new hom s As the victim of European miss men der anet

Clin

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ARMY AND AIR FORCE PER SONNEL WHO WANT TO SEE MORE OF THE FAR EAST

Party consisted of 45 men Then purchases cally

thelated

The part

bananas a low bun and many benches of Personnel en the trig

Shanghai boses.

They

All were

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bly magt with gner as enthusiasm hom either nista the Arabs. It daticult to reive, indeed, any cedure ipa e of evoking #i sacchat trips, which will be twice week's fare für betuse the levels set at even

· espanse.

are to spend two days in Canton There will be several more such

The visitors were not permitted

The ferbis suffings for this month.

The party landed Europan Jewry, of whom at Kai Tak 4713 were bought from 4,000,000 1 6,000,000 have over to Blake Pier it the racratos, been massacred in the list six boarding for Kat Tak once more year, cry aloud to the con.4 m. and leaying for Canton

At 4.30 o'clock. science"ol humanity, and thera ran scarcely he a timit to the to cross the harbour to Kowloon, oparation which the world aw sureanmably to avoid the possibi ya people so gnevously wronged. lity of anyone getting 1x int 4ts hardly surprising, therefore, glamourous Hong Kong. that the Zionist Dressura for masa migration 0 Palestine has

port with favour in the United GRAPEJUICE CONFISCATED Slates and

men of goodwill

was

Preparations are in hami for Christmas und 30 Two- beys have utready been guaranteed. O Buen Day there is to be a dance to which ladies of the com- manity will be invited. Though about 80 per cent everything consumed at the rem

rants is locally bought, prices the cheaper cafes in town and the food is well-cooked, naval favour ours salad and fried wees (three per ile such 5 sliced lobster and ortion) with chips being avail able at $3 nad 81.66 a portion res. pectively.

School For Scandal?

Chungking, Deo, 12. Among the latest charges Made by the Nationalista against the Communists that they have opened school for Mata Haris ncer Kiocient, capital of Suijman province.

various

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Pupila are anid to be over 400

young women abducted from

districte in north-western Shanai who are undergoing "rigorous training in capionage and propaganda? -Associated Press.

Flag Raising Ceremony In Swatow

Swatow, Dec. 12.

On December 8. that is four years after the outbreak of

the Pacifle War, the flag of the Britis Consulate at Swntow wan again raised.

COMMUNISTS ON NEW CLASHES

CHUNGKING, DEC, 12:

THEIR

THE COMMUNISTS TO-DAY REPORTED THAT

TROOPS ARE CLOSING IN ON TWO TOWNS ON THE TIENTSIN-PUKOW RAILROAD NORTH OF TSI- NANFU, PROVINCIAL CAPITAL OF SHANTUNG, THE TOWNS ARE IDENTIFIED AS YUCHENG AND PING- YUAN.

THE COMMUNISTS ARE ALSO REPORTED TO HAVE

CLASHED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PRIPINGMAN-- KOW RAILROAD, AND LISTED RESULTS BETWEEN NOV. 19 AND 30 ADMITTED THE OF 11 TOWNSHIPS. Seven of these were located | within 80 miles of Hankow and the other four were situated 75 miles north-west of Hankow.

The Communists alleged that the Nationalist forces have placed fully armed Japanese troops on garrison duty during their attacks,

Communist dispatches from Younn reported the establish- ment of a war crimes commis-

EAST RIVER

GUERILLAS

GIVE FIGURES

THE HEADQUARTERS OF sion and said that the arrest of THE EAST RIVER COLUMN Just two prominent Inner Mongol OF GUERILLAS YESTERDAY leaders, Prince Teh and Li Hou- ISSUED FIGURES OF THEIR ACHIEVEMENTE AGAINST hsin has been ordered.

IN THE JAPANESE

THE Prince Teh recently visited PERIOD DECEMBER, 1943, TO Changking where he is believed NOVEMBER, 1045. to have offered fall support to It is pointed out, In an accom- the National Government. The panying statement, that owing to Communists described Li Hon-Insufficient check-up at scattered hain as the Commander-in-Chief points, the Ust of booty captured of the puppet forces in Inner is incomplete.

The

sintement dotälls resulte as Mongolia but did not indicate

follown: whether they had any means of

Number of engagements, large implementing the order for bls

and small 863. arrest or that of Prince Teh.

Pose present at the flag-raising ceremony were the British Consul General from Canton: General Lin ACCOMMODATION Ch'on-te and Colonel Yang Jai- Two restaurants have been res yun representing the Border Cont decorated and opened up for bagiam; two representatives of Far ness an November 2. ster Eastern Shipping Agencies; a re-

returna have excellent trading

presentative of the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bankin been achieved. The restaurants are

Corporation ran by a compradore, the Club fix- and the Captain and members of ing the prices and taking 15 per

The crew of S.S. "Esang". gross takings.

cent

The Club is using the ground and fest flours only, the remaining top Doors being under temporary requisition for the accommodation of shore-based personnel. will be released to the Club soon us alternative accommodation can be arrand.

AN

The British Consul-General said British Bag is an act of faith in "Gentlemen, this raising of the sur future. Without faith we can accomplish nothing, we can move not only ordinary mountains, but These

aise mountains of cargo to And from Swatow. In spite of almost superhuman difficulties We have come through the war victorious and so with an effort we can, must and will come through the peace. Just na thin flag is able to rise again on high, so can our national fortunes."

The British Consulate is being repaired so that it will be ready for Occupation at Inter date

London Press Service.

Number of Japs and puppets The Communists today in killed 1,787 men (774 Japs includ- aligt northern supply lines as colonel). tensified their raids on Nation- ing a Jap major-general and #

Russia agreed

to permit air: Number of Japs and puppete borne reinforcement of Control wounded 1,809 men (415 Japs in- Government troops Man-cluding a Japanese 1st lieutenant). Number of Japs and puppeta churia,

captured 2,261 (48 Jans), Nationalist sources reported Number of Japs and puppeta fierce artillery duels between surrendered 1,690 (including ab defenders of Kwelsui and be-Japs, 17 Indians, 1, puppet pollte sieging Communists.

battalion commander and 1 puppet They charge the Communista police company coniniander). with carrying out

Weapons acorched #

captured-Heby mk÷ chine guns, 16; Light machine earth policy in Sulyann pro- vince. They are aleged to have guns, 12; Tommy guns, 12 Adk- Maching destroyed tracks and various Ack machine guns, 2;

guns, large size, 13: Guna, 3; installations along the Pelping- Guns, local, 7; Mortar, 1; Riflex Suiyuan railroad between Kwel- and Pistols, 4,284 Ammunition, sui and Pastow,

various kinds, 108.606; Guo shella, 230; Hand-grenades, 647,

During the Japanese occupation the decoration of the Club was KITCHEN STAFF OF 60

neglected, and furniture and fit- The Club employs a kitchen staff tings removed. With regard to of 60 and pays its own way. It is redecoration, arrangements have successfully battling local prices been made for the necessary work and is even going all vul to bring to be put in hard as a charge to the price of beer down.. In short,

Club funds, the necessary contract serviceman, all of being arranged in conjunction It is doing the whom cordially invited to use with the S.C.F.'s Department. the club's amenities, and the The two finore occupied by the Colony as a whole a service by met-

Club may be considered adequately furnished at present-although it

In contradiction, Communist In charge, as manager, is C.P.O.

will be napreciated that the furni-

have been repairing the railroad General Pun Wah-kwok, papu- and that traffle is running on operative spirit of the local popu-through service channels on loan Mission in Hong Kong, our reporter that he liked the co- Much furniture has been

een obtained

was to lace and intends to stay in Hong

by have left yesterday morning for the S.N.8.0. Sydney on similai Chiangking, but owing to u delay terms. It is possible more furni-in the arrival of the C.N.A.C. ture will be received through the plane from Canton, his departure British Centre. Sydney. Nrgotla- has been postponed until Friday tions are proceeding.

SENI RAL PUN LEAVING

everywhere. The hard core of

Por possession of four tins of ting a much needed example. fact, however, remams that if gran fulee of a type issued to

the Forces, Ko Yuk-kwan the sution of the problem of fined $5 by C. Y. Kwan at the Palestine was as simple as has Summary Military Court yester feen submitted, it would long day. agɔ hav; e as id tɔ be a problem.

beling the To view the situation as though Street, and

goods in Pottinger was apprehended by the Brai stike could be thrust Marine patruls on Tuesday night. aside as of ng account, is dan- Avanced was warnet that he should not purchase or sell this ger us over simplification truth is that Palestins can only of canned goods in fature.

The gods were confiscales.

to be

Writer Wni. J. Waghorn, who told ture is not standard throughout.tar head of the Chinese Military certain sections. Associated junks), 39: Biegelen, 16; Horses,

it was stated that accused was Kong, with Chlef Petty Officer and a consignment has come

aro

Ths

ordered

GIRL GUIDES MEETING

for

CINEMA SHOWS The Club Cinema is functioning and giving performances twice

C. Sayers as Assistant Manager. as Teen Mr. Waghorn, who with the Royal Navy for 22 years, He pays tribute to the work done came here on I.M.S. Montclare.

in the initial stages of repair and rehabilitation to the premises by the

of .M.S. Vengeance daily. Company (Capt. . . M. Neame, D.S.0.. Commander) and to the immediate and generous support of practical ly every ship in harbour.

PAYING CONCERN

morning.

General Pun In relinquishing his post as head of the military mission to take up another im portant appointment, and his place here 19 being taken over by General Mok Yu-akek who is now in the Colony.

Press.

Booty captured!--Boats (steam boats, motorised junks and fishing 23; Bayonets, 329; Swords, 16, Radio sota, 2; Telephones, 8; Blan- keta, 1,654;-Rice, 100,000 catties; Medicine and other materials, 12,000 picula.

GOVERNOR OF KWANGTUNG LEAVES

Defences, Communications, etc., The Governor of Kwangtung demolished:-Raliway. 65 General Lo Cheuk-ying, brought Highway. 280 lis; Bridges. 68. his

visit to

a clooo yesterday Pillboxes, 50; Hangar. 1: Trucks, morning, when he and his en-15; Ships and junks, 17; Electric tourage left by train for Carton, wires, cut down, 8,484 catties.

On the platform to see him off were His Excellency thu C.-in-C. and high officinis, members of the Chinese Military Mission, and re- presentatives of the Kuominta and other Chinesa organisations.

OFF MACAO RUN

Points, small and big, liberated: In the area, east of the Kowloon- Canton Railway 26 places; In the area, west of the Kowloon-Cantón and Pok-lo Aren, north of the Ea-> Railway, 39 places: Ten-cheng

で River, 18 places.

ise regarded as wide open to Jewish immigration il Britain's nandatory obligations

Mr. Spooner and Mr. Max Law. ton. from the British Centre at Ignored or defied

Sydney. visited the Club last Much anxious thought has been

At a mating of the Hong Kong

month. They had flown up from devoted in past years to the Girl Guides Areiation held at

In an interview on the eve of Sydney in order to survey Hong his departure, General

Pun ex- The Club, Mr. Waghorn told us, possible reconciliation of Jewish the Vicarage,

Kong from an amenities print of pressed appreciation and thanks St Andrew's is run by the Fleet for the Fleet view and as a section of the Bri- for the courtesies and co-operation ard Arab claims, and no satis Church, Mas Dorothy Lee was It is a paying concern

Commissioner

And the tsh Centre at Sydney is closing extended to him by the British factory means to it has yet been d

the work of repair, ete is being paid down, they also brought with them authorities, his American friends devised. Nevertheless there areny. Bliss Lee has been a girl for by subscriptions from different

guide for many years. Mrs. C. Naval units that

a list of equipment which is avail- and all sections of the Chinese certain bisic considerations M. Hird was elected

have already able for transfer to Hong Kong on community. Hon, Sec.

during his three reached the sum of £5,000 Ster suitable terms. which still possess their old and Treasuror.

months' stay here.

boat Man Hing which has been 2; Tommy gun, 1; Rißes and vid- validay. It would appear that The next meeting wil be held Furniture has been sent to the 10 Sunday loaned for the pur--tbank H. Admiral-Har Suure-and on the Hongkong-nine run the Hand-gronados, 36 Bayonets, 15

mornings the Thea. He wished in particular to Fire Brigade Bldg, 3rd floor. Ali Sydney, and more in expected. The Church of England and a Church many kindnesses. on Dec. 28 at 6:80p.mat the Club froin the British Centre al HoRe of holding alternately aj Major-General Festing for their service: Sho will now Guilders are welcome.

be used Junks, 6. augment the Hongkong and of Scotland service.

The work of the mission is Yaumati ferry service and permit not yet finished but it is being one of the other ferries at present loft in capable honds:

on the run to go for overhaul.

s long as both sides claim the whole of Palestine 29 their political field no adjustmet cin be made withoo! vi dating thef - rights of one side or the other. But just as there are Ins who

do not share the Zivier view

wear and tear, with

the large

END OF MORRISON HILL ROAD ASSAULT CASE

utat the national hoac must THE CASE BETWEEN MOSES NG AND SHIN KA-SING,

INVOLVING AN ASSAULT SUMMONS, WAS CON CLUDED AT THE SUMMARY MILITARY COURT BE- FORE MR. C. Y. KWAN WHEN HE DELIVERED JUDGEMENT YESTERDAY.

CORRESPONDENCE;

To Whom?

༥

to

The

Casunition and lous of the 'East River Column:

n:Casualties; Heavy. and slightly wounded, 458; Killed. Loss: Light machine guns,

Hongkong-Yaumati ferry 238:

Tramways Well On The Road Back

run has tele, 230; Ammunition, 78,853;

Sir, I have read with interest the Government's proposnis for jixing wage levels in Hong Kông, but unfortunately the facts pro- vided de not show clearly what THE RESTORATION OF AN EFFICIENT SERVICE WITH- exactly is intended.',

IN A FORTNIGHT OF THE REOCCUPATION OF HONG KONG AND THE COMPLETION OF EXTEN- SIVE REPAIRS TO MILES OF TRACKS AND OVER- HEAD WIRING SINCE THEN ARE SOME OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE HONG KONG TRAMWAYS COMPANY.

embrace all Voltstive and even. Iransjordan, s there are Arabs prep red to accept the existence) of a Jewish majority in parts of the country. Equitably to divide Shin Ka-sing sued Moses Ng Shin Ka-sing on the 31st day of area is diffic alt; claining that Ng struck him in October, 1946, committed an act so small an

tho left eye at No. 16, Morrison calculated to cause a breach of Woodread indeed after the

The impression. I get is that Hill Road, third floor, the re- the peace, namely by calling wage scales in the

tio intention is to bring the commission had reported insidence of Miss Diana Chan at Moses Ng a "Honkan" in Chin- to their pre-war levels, using the Colony back 1938 the Government of the October 31. day pron:uaced

ese. I find that Shin did utter food price index in justification. partition

Moses Ng brought a counter-the words complained of, but In other words, when prices of impracticable But no one has summons against Shin for call- that he did so under such crten commoditios fail sufficiently; successfu.ly disputed the con- ing him a traitor and also for cumstances that it did not Government and Big Business tention of the Royal Comm ssion assault and threatening him amount to an act calculated to plan is to force wages down to that only partition can reconcile with injury.

causo a breach of the peace. Ac maes of

the point which compolled the cordingly I dismiss charge "A" the war to exist on the starva- the population before in the cross-summons, and tion-border. acquit Shin, so far as this charge is concerned.

the growth of a Jewish national] Mr. F. Zimmern appeared for home whose deation shall be Shin und Mr. Hin Shing Lo for entirely under Jewish control Ng

Mr. Kwan in his judgment with the rights of the Arab com. munity to the secure pursuit of Baid: "Having considered the their own political development. evidence I have come to the fol

lowing conclusions: Such a plan in spite of all inherent difficulties, possesses the to substantiate the charge that There is insufficient evidenco additional advantage of enabling the problem of the Holy Places,

.

.

Another Through Train

on tho

To cope with the increasingly heavy passenger traffle through express, the Railway Ad- ministration in Canton is said to be planning to convert the mid- day train to Shurchún into a through train to Kowloon.

The mid-day train, which, had been closed to passenger traffic for some days on account of troop movements, resumed the jaking passenger on the Decom- ber 10.

At present from "2,000 to 3,000 persona qucus up for tickets" every morning, most of them for Kowloon, and as the accommoda- tion for througli" passengers is at present limited to 1,100, the root. of them book by the mid-day train' to Shunichun. They make the ro mainder of the journey to Kowloon by motor truck

BARRIER GATES,

When two trains a day run to Kowloon, the pressure on the ex- Questioned regarding the pos-press will be relieved, an the

CONSIDERING THAT NO MAINTENANCE SERVICE WAS KEPT DURING THE WHOLE OF THE OCCUPATION PERIOD AND THE SHOCKING STATE OF THE RE- PAIR SHOPS AND THE COMPANY ON THE WHOLE. THE PRESENT STAFF OF THE COMPANY HAS DONE, A REMARKABLE JOB IN PUTTING INTO SHAPE ONE OF THE COLONY'S MAIN MEANS OF CONVEYANCE. The excuse is economic neces akty. Do social conditions never outer into consideration? Is it

The fact that fifty per cent going repair and the company SELF-DEFENCE

really true that deplorable wages of the number of care, as com- hopes to have these ready soob, "As to the mutual charge of and living conditions are a alne-pared to the pre-war figure; Is ber, 1945, I find that there is ferred to in this connection, w assault on the 81st day of Ocfo- qua non of Hong Kong's prob- running already speaks for it.

persity? When prosperity is roself. independent evidence that Shin whom does it apply

In an interview with the sibility of resumption of service mid-day: train has accommodation sacred as they are to three great excused for reluctance to devote the evidence of Ng that it was unsaulted Ng first, and I accept

REFORMER.

"China Stall yesterday an of-on all the former tram routes, for about 900 passengern. ficial of the Tramway Company our representative was told that

BENEFIT OF: DOUBT world religions, to re-eeparated further efforts to the honouring in the course of self-defence DOWN TO LAST ONE,

stated that so far as trick and there are a number of factors from the question of adjusting of an obligation that bar at times that ho hit Shin and injured

ALMOST

overhead equipment were con over which the company has no political relations between Jew asemed impovalble of execution. him. I am satisfied that to dir

cerned, the only portion of the control, but which restrict the 2 M.T. Pool, was charged before Fung Wing, lorry driver of No. and Arab. The institution of a But she is »lso bound by a wider so with what is described by Bir-Could you”. please help us formier routes not yet restored activities of the company For Lt. Nigel at Kowloon for the territorial limitation within Pale obligation to the United Nations Dr. Ozerlo's medical report (Ex-in the following matter? Which is that from Talkoo Dockyard some time now the company larceny of two cans of petrol tine.to the national home would including the British Domini:hibit No. 2) as moderate as the bigger population, China to Shaukiwan

has been prepared to resume the valued at $45. The opening of this action of Kennedy Town service, This, cuable it to develop into alions as trusted of their general force" only. Accordingly I dis- India, and by how many?

Cpl. Webb, I.A.F., testified that | Hoping you can oblige.

'Dec. the line, he sinted, doponde on lowever, cannot be done owing on the morning 7: ho and national Stage without hostility intrest in the tranquility of the miss theoricopsummons

TWO TOWNIES. from the Arab population of the Middle ast. In her endeavours taken out by Shin against Ng

(China

*2457,836,476; India

the arrival of engineering to the control gátce across the two Chinese stopped accused in equipment from Home The roads in the godown aron which front of the Pool as the accused remainder of the country, who to reconcile the rig its of Jw and for ananult, and convict Shin of $52,887,778-Ed.) would then be able to advance 4 ab ah is entitled to expect summons that on the Tat day. the "B" chargo in the cross-

company has ordered large suppolice and mollitary authorities was driving his lorry out On scorching the lorry he found that An attempted armed robbery at plice of equipment of all idnds are not yet prepared to remove the fool boxes, were locked. He through:r prosentative institu- from her allis. whether in west of October 1946, he unlawfully talora No. 10. Waterloo Road, at over from the Japaness there rush hours; the company puts indide

Luon Hing Lange poultrý |

flip two cana "of petrol tions to political independence or cast rc gaition the carted Ng.

Who the company was nice rush hours, the company puts inside and to close relations possibly hoursty of y her purp ́s", ap "In view of the trivial nature about eight o'clock Inst hight was were 18 cars running but alles more cars into operation during Accused said that the preci

previous federal in, win.. with other Arabi prciation of the difficulti 8, and, of the offence I think Justice in the Arm barricaded himself in the service, wah ''rosusted" on this period. The fact that the afternoon he noticed the boxos frustrated when tho accountant of States Britain alona wore elaboration in a duty whos the cano will be met: 157 rents-pice. Four on the part in the Sept. 1 by the rail awnin company fe not able to Increase we note that Webb sald concerned in the future of successful accomplish ent is ter conviction against him attempt all armed, volvere the number of cars hanhub the number of care in operationho noticed the boxes were not locked. Evidence against accused Palatine, she might well be casential to international security, and discharge film with a cau- After some effort to fore the door trebled. There are now do cara at all times in explained by the was not sufficient and he was sc-

of the office, tboy left hurriedly. In operation. More are under-1 'ulectricity, supply altuation, *-*ruitted.

tion.” an

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