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HIDALGO TO
GAIN ABOUT
600 PUPILS
Substantial Incre ate
It Shown In Annual
Scholastic Figures
Sent to State
EDINBURG. June CO.— Hidalgo
county with a total scholastic popu-
lation of 24.723. showed a gain over
last year of 613. County Super-
intendent R. L. Lyon announced
Tuesday. The figures are for
students between the ages of 6 and
17 and were turned over to the
state department of education.
The report of Mr Lyon showed
that every district in the county
showed a scholastic gain except Hi-
dalgo. which lost 7 students Wes-
laco 4 and Run 19. The heaviest
increases were at tne Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo district with 230 and
Edinburg with 162.
Following is the list sent to the
educational department:
1936 • 1935
Valley View. 123 119
Progreso . 163 154
Run . 171 190
Relampago .;... 197 >192
Alton .. 236 226
Palm Gardens . 296 266
Parichita .. 391 351
8harviahd . 453 438
Hidalgo 841 848
Edcouch-Elsa .. 966 951
Tobasco . 994 905
Mission . 1921 . 1897
Weslaco . 2460 2464
Donna . 2484 2439
Mercedes . 2540 2534
McAllen .............. 3074 3050
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo 3204 2974
Edinburg .. 4209 4047
Hidalgo is one of the largest
scholastic counties in the state the
record shows being outranked by
Bexar Dallas. Harris Tarrant. Jef- j
ferson El Paso and McLennan.
The record shows that there are
120 sets of twins and one set of
triplets. The triplets are the children
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore of
Progreso being two boys and a girl
Roy Marvin. Ray Melvin and Ruth
Mardell. They will attend the Pro-
greso school. In the county there are
thirty-seven sets of girl twins
thirty-nine sets of boy twins and
forty aets of boy and girl twins Mr.
Lion points out. Hie edinburg dis-
trict ranks first with twenty- sets.
Mercedes sixteen and Weslaco. Mc-
• Allen and Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
districts with fourteen sets each.
There are 2280 ten-year old chil-
dren in the county. Mr. Lyon’s rec-
ord reveals. Seventeen year olds
rank second with 1412.
Th« boys outnumber the girls in
the county there being 357 more
boys. Totals show there are 12540
boys and 12.183 girls.
Weslaco hag an even number of
boys and girls in school. In the Mis-
sion district the boys outnumber the
girls by 100.
The negro scholastic population of
the county totals seventy-seven.
Weslaco with thirty outnumbering
the other districts. There are no
negro children in the common
school districts of Alton Hidalgo
Tobasco and Sharyland.
Flashes of Life
—— i
(By The Associated Press)
Chicken Leg
MIAMI Fla.—Constable R. B
Chastain's memory for casualties
proved the undoing of Lee Owens
32-year-old negro.
Owens lost a leg six years ago
when he was shot while stealing
chickens.
Monday H M. Nicholas reported
theft of thirty-five hens. Tracks
near the roost indicated the thief
had a wooden leg.
Chastain said he made a hasty
deduction then arrested Owens
and obtained a confession.
What a Life
BARABOD Wis—Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Butler spent the afternoon
shopping for new furniture with
his veterans’ bonus money. When
they finished they discovered they
had no home to furnish.
Their house had burned down in
their absence.
A Beat in the “Sticks."
CHICAGO.—Peter Babelis com-
plained that his cow Hortense
yielded only a scant quart of milk
recent evenings Instead of the
usual bucketful. He suspected
thieves.
Desk Sergeant Wragg assigned a
detective to patrol Hortense's pas-
ture on the far south side. As a
disguise he suggested a calf skin.
SPECIALS
IN DRUGS
Note the Savings!
SI-»
PETROLAGAR . $1.10
25c - 666 LIQUID or
TABLETS. 19c
75c BEE BRAND FLIT or
P. D. SPRAY pt*. 39c
25c SHU MILK
WHITE POLISH 19c
Me SYRUP OF
PEPSIN or FIGS. 46c
HOT WATER BOTTLE or
SYRINGE. 49c
Sl.oo THOR'S VITAMIN
B COMPOUND . 79c
$1.00 NUJOL ... 59c
Ask About Prompt Free
Motor Bike Delivery
McKay’s
El Jardin Pharmacy
Phone 680
On Broadway with
Walter ~Winchell
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MAN ABOUT TOWN—
The Joan Blondell-Dick Powell middle-aisle-of-Caprice is a matter
of editions. All his legal barriers having Just been erased....The Col
Clarence Youngs of Pan American Airways (Lois Moran) will be three
soon....Marjorie Crawford the second frau of Director Wm. Well-
man (formerly an aviatrlx) is eastbound via the skies to enter a con-
vent.... Joan Marsh who just landed that gas air show also landed one
of its execs....Mary Miles Minter and Diakay. her voice-tutor-heart
have parted....The C. D. Russells (he draws "Pete The Tramp”) have
patched it up....Mrs. Edward Sands divorcee and David Beatty son
of the late British Admiral will be riveted abroad next month—Merle
Oberon and David Niven are confiding to chums that their blending
will take place in London about August 1st—The only thing retarding
the marriage of Peggy Ann Landon to a Kansas City oil man is that it
may be a White House affair_One of the very few persons in Holly-
wood who won on Max Schmeling was multi-millionaire Jock Whitney.
Did Lillian Emerson fly to New York from the studio sector to
get her maters okay on her next marriage to an actor?—Jared
Manley who does the swell “Where Are They Now?” articles in the
New Yorker is James Thurber... .Mussolini stopped the Marx Brothers’
“Night At The Opera” for an unprintabe reason....They- will rate
15 Gs weekly trying out their next movie’s quips in vaude theaters. If
the puns click thev go in the film_Sidney Skolsky's wordage is now
being London Daily Sketch’d. We’re in Parais....Over 30 clippings were
mailed to us in H'wood pointing out “Dawn Patrol’s” bold lift of this
columns “Street Scenes." Wednesday feature....What a confession!!!
_When you are sklcdlng down hill anything looks like a brake huh?
....The Potter D’Orsay Palmer-Polly Warren exclusive of here June
8th was confirmed by "The Echo of Broadway” on June 16th.
Major Bowes is tcddibleh upset over his hour being switched from
Sunday to Thurz. A trick to lower his terrific rating?....Buddy De
Sylva is quitting the films in a few months. Fed up—Virginia
Paxton is getting a 7-year movie Job which definitely breaks up the
Paxton Sister team....Jane Johnson the ex-wife of Carl Fisher mar-
ried in Miami Satdee_Cuba anticipates another terror era. because
the A my just got a twenty million appropriation considered an
awful lot of coin for such an army .... Frank Orsatti will wed Jean
Chat bum (who played Mary Lou in “The Great Ziegfeld”) next
month....The John Monk Saunders (Fay Wray) blessed event was a
Sunday flash which the rags confirmed four days alter....Marie Gam-
barelli the danseuse is trying to keep her West Coast marriage a secret.
Has anybody called dixsy Zioncheck “King Kongressman"?- By
all means read Ben Hecht’s new book: “Actor’s Blood” .... The fainting
spells of Joan Crawford on the MGM lot do not mean what they are
printing_She's wearing a costume under those Kleigs that weighs 25
pounds_Tone and Crawford aren’t going east to appear in any Sum-
mer stock theater either_The Nancy Lee referred to here is not the
one in the Paradise girl opera on Broadway-Jack Diamond the U. P.
Sportsman and Patricia Whitney of Nicky Blair's night spot are a
new Main Stempo_The Samuel Auchincloss’ (Dotty Milbum ) will
Reno-void it shortly_Michael Farmer is on the coast to discuss
or battle Gloria Swanson over custody of their image.
The publishers of "Jafsie Tells All” will take Dr. Condon to the
courts next month alleging breach of contract....A1 Scott listed in the
East with any gal he tips his hat to just bought Janet Gaynor the ring
_Nelson Eddy finally encountered one doll whose indifference is
driving him Zionchecky_She is Janet McLeod a Pasadena sub-
debeaut_Elaine Barrie was the victim of a tourist's scathing speech
in the Beverly Brown Derby Thursday night. The stranger recognized
Barrymore's bay-bee and let herself go. Such langwidge! .... Carl
Laemmle Jr. has signed as an associate something-or-other with
United Artists_He is saving the news for release in London....The
ex-Mrs. Lloyd Bacon and her Hawaiian heart will marry in the Pall....
Washington sleuths are investigating the buzz that the son and
daughter of an Embassy attache in Yurrop are active workers for the
Communist Party.... Alice Pa ye who changes her mind from edition to
edition wept long and lustily the other night over M. Whalen of the
Pox lot.... One Los Angeles gazette is readying an expose on a casting
director whose charm just doesn't always click with girls who are
particular-Mark Hellinger the clairvoyant won another bundle pick-
ing Max. who was rated as a dead man—"The Brown Embalmer” eh?
—It was the first time a dead man buried an undertaker.
Senator J. Robinson Is feuding with the American Liberty League.
but sooo maad! _ He claims they're backing the primary campaign
against him In Arkansas_Ralph Kirberry crashed his SI.500 plane a
week after he bought it—and no insurance.». .Panchon and Marco
wont let their actors in units appear on radio menus sponsored by
machines. Xtian Science scruples - Ivor Montague three years ago
got 75 Gs from Paramount and didnt do a day's work.. He can get
thrice that much again but Gaumont-Brttish won't permit.
The copper who socked the late Huey Long in the Sands Pemt
Bath Club is now the bouncer at the competing Sands Point Yacht
spot!_The June Brewster-Guy McAfee marriage scoop is rather
dated. Weren't they sealed three years ago?_Martin Mooney and
Kubec Glasmon (he did "Public Enemy”) are calling their Millen
Brothers murder case flicker: "Shake Hands with Murder” .... Leo
Fitzgerald had a contract for Shirley Temple on the air—for two weeks
cause she cant read a script!-Charles Ray. who has heard it too
at $15000 or for 13 weeks at 8 Gs per —Couldn’t close the deal be-
often in recent years has only one line in “Hollywood Boulevard”....
He plays an asst director wl\o yells: “Get off this set.”
Apparently Jeanette MacDonald isn't the secret bride of Robert
Ritchie—her manager-Gene Raymond proposed marriage but there
Is a lot of brother-in-law trouble-Mary Heaton is doing a lot of con-
soling these days since Sonja Henie and Jeff Dickson split_The
"Frenchy” Bordagarays of th- Brooklyn Dodgers are tripling .... Ann
Suter will marry A1 Duke when both their decrees come through in
October—Mrs. Clark Gable wants the major share and not the
usual 50-50. so he can start from scratch again_Myma Lov became
Mrs. Arthur Hornblow. Jr. in Nevada last week but will have it knotted
tighter by a holy man later....Exclusive! As recorded here two years
ago when we were in Hollywood last. Paulette Goddard has been Mrs.
Charles Chaplin all along. There is no record of the marriage except to
the log of the S. 8. Panacea on which it happened June 6th. 1934.
Side Glances - - By George Clark
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* “My wife won’t trust me with more than enough for
lunch and tigarets."
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FARLEY DENIES
RESIGNATION
Dem Leader Expected To.
Quit In Order To
Lead Campaign
WASHINGTON. June 30. UF—
James A. Farley’s dual role as post-
master general and chairman of the
democratic national committee—and
the question whether he may quit
the cabinet post—aroused new in-
terest Tuesday as the autumn elec-
tion campaign hit its stride.
Farley was reported by one source
to have sent his resignation to
President Roosevelt and from an-
other came the suggestion that-he
might take a leave of absence from
the postoffice department.
In Atlantic City where he went
for a rest Farley said Monday
night:
“I have not resigned as post-
master general and beyond that I
have no comment to make.”
He parried a question as to wheth-1
er he planned to resign later on.
repeating that he had no further i
comment to make.
The New York Times however. *
said in a Washington dispatch that'
Farley had sent his resignation
from the cabinet to President Roose-
velt in order that he might concen- j
fcrate on the duties of his political *
post.
The newspaper added that the!
resignation would be accepted and
that William W. Howes first assist-
ant would become acting postmaster j
general Some semocrats were said
by the newspaper to believe that
if Mr. Roosevelt is reelected Farley j
would be reappointed to the cabinet j
post. Opposition to this plan also
was reported along with indications j
that the president’s reelection might I
mean a new postmaster general.
Switching Company
Holds Annual Meet
The annual meeting of the
Brownsville Switching and Terminal
Railroad Companv was held at the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce
Monday. The only business trans-
acted was the approval of expendi- i
tures for engineering and other ser-
vices. and the re-elec.ion of officers
who are: W. E. McDavitt. president*
W. B. Clint vice-president anj q
C. Richardson secretary-treasurer.
The railroad was incorporated about!
a year ago to build and operate
navigation district railroads and a
connecting line into the city proper.1
Rotary Kiwanis to
Stage Joint Meeting
The Brownsville Rotary and Ki-
wanis clubs will meet jointly at
12:15 Wednesday in the El Jardin
hotel here. The joint meeting is
scheduled in order to permit doctors
of the Fifth and Sixth districts. Tex-
as Medical Association to use the
hotel dining room for the conven-
tion the latter part of the week.
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Hidalgo Records
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Benjamin Sanches and Rosa San-
ches.
Daniel Gutierres and L. Lara.
Agustin Sanchez and Elodia Saenz.
S. M Meadows and Margaret
Thompson.
James Scott Grier and Alice Scar-
borough.
Jesse L. Hickman and Willie Lee
McDonald.
Ezequiel Villareal and Maria
Luisa Cantu.
•2ND DISTRICT COURT
Judge Bryce Ferguson
Filed:
Edelmira Alvarez de Solis vs. C.
P. and L. Co. suit for damages.
Mary Edna Walker vs. W. P.
Walker divorce.
HOLC Corp. vs. F. O. Moffett et
al. foreclosure.
William C. Carlisle vs. Mary Car-
lisle divorce.
B. C Young vs. Gibraltar Savings
and Building association et al re-
forming deed.
Orders:
Pansy Ruth Pollock vs. J B. Pol-
lock divorce granted.
M. F. Armstrong et al vs W. B.
Splawn et al plaintiff to recover
$222.90.
Gladys Jones vS. J. Paul Jones di-
vorce. granted. *
H M Reed et al vs M A Mundy
et al. plaintiffs to recover certain
lands.
E A. Graham vs. G. F. Saenz et al
judgment in favor of plaintiff.
T. S. Dearman vs. R. c. Kelch.
plaintiff to recover $304.16.
93RD DISTRICT COURT
Judge Fred Bennett
Filed:
First State Bank and Trust Co. of
Mission vs. E. M. Dobbs et al suit on
note.
NEW CARS
J. B. Bell. Pharr. Plymouth. .Timmy
Miller. Mission Pontiac: Omer V.
Cole McAllen. Chrevrolet: Grace
McCain. Edinburg. Chevrolet; Mrs.
Richard Hansen. Mission Chevrolet;
S. L. York McAllen Chevrolet.
Quick Relief for
Chills and Fever
and Other Effect* of
Malarial •
Don’t put up with the tuflethg oi
Malaria—the teeth-chattering chills and
the burning fever. Get rid of Malaria by
getting the infection out of your system.
That’s what Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
does destroys and drives out the infec-
tion. At the same time it builds up yout
System against further attack.
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic contains
IrntflfT quinine which kill* the infection
b the blood. It also contains iron which
builds up the blood and helps it overcome
the effects of Malaria as well as fortify
re-infection. These are the effects
you want for COMPLETE relief. Grove’s
Tasteless Chin Tonic is pleasant to taka
and absolutely safe even for children.
Mo bitter taste of quinine. Get a bottle
today and be forearmed against Malaria.
For sale at al drug stores. Now two sizes
—50c and $1. The $1 size contains 2J4
tints as much as the 50c size and gives
FARM YOUTH MEETS SLICK RIVAL |
In "The Fanner in the Dell"* a homespun family goes to Hollywood
with film ambitions. Jean Parker as the daughter becomes enmeshed
with a phoney count (Rafel Corio* with the country sweetheart
(Frank Albertson* a wistful bystander. Fred Stone is co-featured in
this RKO Radio Picture. Showing Tuesday only at the Capitol Thea-
tre Brownsville.
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Relief Measures
Are Planned For
Hard-Hit Farmers
ST. PAUL. June 90. (JP>—Emer-
gency measures to carry drought
distressed farmers through a crisis
of withered crops were considered
by government chieftains and offi-
cials of five northwest states Tues-
day.
National Works Progress Admin-
istrator Harry Hopkins came from
Washington to join spokesmen from
the arid area in the task of draft-
ing a program.
Proposals for construction of farm-
to-market roads and small dams for
water conservation were shaped as
federal and state estimations in-
dicated 83.000 families would require
aid. The cost was unofficially cal-
Bathing Beauty
Revue Entries
Are Announced
(Special tcrThe Herald'
McALLEN. June 30. —Entries in
the bathing beauty revue. Friday
night at the Cascade swimming pool
as part of the Fourth of July cele-
bration. were announced Monday by
Gaston Wiley chairman of the
event.
Entry lists include girls to be en-
tered by Rays. Model Laundry. Bol-
lack's Store and Dorfman's Jewel-
ry of Browns vile; Morning Star.
Day's Drug Store. Herts Style
Shop. Junkins Furniture Store
Harlingen; Valley Mercantile Co.
Lovell's Beauty Shop Man's Shop.
South Texas Music Co. Daily
Monitor. Double Dip Ice Cream Co.
McAllen Motor Co„ Club Royale
Ladies' Supply. Brownies Oil Co.
Pearl Distributing Co. Washmon
Motor Co. Womack-Drye Motor Co.
Palace theater. McAllen.
A style show will be presented at
this event by the Ladies Supply and
Advance Shop it is announced by
i Mrs. Blanche Doster of the commit-
tee in charge of arrangements.
During the beauty revue Newt
Blevins and his orchestra will fur-
nish music.
culated from $50000000 to $100-
000.000.
Governors Elmer Holt and Walter
Welford sat In for Montana and!
North Dakota respectively. WPA
Administrator Victor Christgau!
spoke for Minnesota. South Dakota
and Wyoming were represented.
While cases of farmers in the
northwest who had not enjoyed a
good harvest in six or seven years
were cited reports of new drought
damage came from the midwest and
south.
They prompted Secretary of Agri-
culture Wallace to plan a personal
inspection of the affected prairie
states. While he arranged to leave
the national capital Tuesday the
administration's special drought
committee prepared to lay relief
recommendations before President
Roosevelt.
Showers followed by lower tem-
peratures provided a temporary
respite in the northern half of the
midwest Monday. But concern over
inroads already made was reflected
in an upswing in the com market.
Lightning left two dead in Iowa
and Illinois. Tornadic wind resulted
in heavy property damage in Iowa.
Hail battered crops in North Caro-
lina and South Dakota. Highways
were blocked by storm-felled trees
in the vicinity of Port Wayne md.
The mercury reached record lev-
els at some points in the arid states.
Newport Term. and Mattoon and
Bloomington. HI. reported 106 de-
grees; Augusta. Ga. and Mt. Vernon.
Ill 105; Grand Island Neb. and
Evansville Ind.. 103; Knoxville.
Term. and Macon. Ga. 101; and
Birmingham. Ala.. 100.
Observers said the rains and cool
lull came too late to save small
grain in the drought belts of the
Dakotas. Montana. Wyoming and
west central Minnesota.
A new invasion of grasshoppers
spread more rum through fields and
gardens and in some sections of
South Dakota.
APPENDECTOMY
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. June 30—Rudolf
Bendixen of San Benito is recover-
ing at the Valley Baptist hospital
from an appendectomy performed
last week. He is ar employe of the
Alexander Marketing Co.
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HIDALGO GETS
PWA ADVANCE
Work to Be Started Soon On
$570000 Irrigation Job
At Edinburg
EDINBURG June 30 — Work of
cementing fifty-six miles of canals
in Hidalgo County Water Control
and Improvement District No. One.
Edinburg win be started within ten
days according to J. M Burns
manager of the district.
A requisition order for $100000
the first advance out of a $570000
loan and grant from the PWA to
the district is on the way to the
PWA office at San Antonio from
Washington Mr. Burns said.
Order for the entire amount ap-
proved by the federal government
was received Monday afternoon by
Mr. Bums from Congressman Mil-
ton H. West.
Hundreds of men will be employed
on the project which will result
in one of the mo6t modern and ef-
ficient irrigation systems in the
state.
Valley Centerinial
Directors to Meet
(Special to The Herald)
EDINBURG. June 30. — Valley
Centennial directors have been
called to meet Wednesday night at
eight o'clock in the city hall at
Mercedes by President E. A- Brown
of the Valley Centennial Corpora-
tion.
'Matters of vital Importance are
to come up.” Mr. Brown declared
‘and I urge every director and
official to be present. Ways and
means must be worked out to fi-
nance the exhibit at Dallas as the
corporation is far behind in its
funds to properly conduct the ex-
hibit” Mr. Brown states.
Roy Bean Court To
Be Held at McAllen
(Special to The Herald)
McALLEN. June 30.—Judge Roy
Bean. “The Law West of the Pecos"
will hold court In McAllen during
the Fourth of July celebration it
was announced Tuesday by O. P
Martin general manager of th«
1 celebration.
Mr. Martin is calling upon th(
public to select one of its citizen;
to act as Judge Bean and selections
should be mailed to Mr. Martin.
Hidalgo County Jail
Will Get New Roof
(Special to The Herald*
EDINBURG. June 30.—The coun-
ty jail is to get a new roof the
commissioners’ court Monday morn-
ing calling for bids. The bids must
be accompanied by a ten-year guar-
antee. it was specified.
W. R. Owen was named public
weigher of Justice Precinct One H
was voted at the meeting.
Local Grocers Plan
To Open Until Noon
John H. Hunter secretary of the
Brownsville Merchants Alliance an-
nounced Tuesday that the following
grocery stores have agreed to close
at noon Saturday. July 4: Jitnej
Jungle stores Piggly Wiggly stores
Gregory s R. G. V. store Texas
Meat Market.
FwcU T*e n*a«uoc*3 at «eu»
mart woo*
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Gulfspray is certain
death to roaches
ft flies moths mos-
quitoes. Doesn’t
stain even fine fabrics. Mild
pleasant odor. Buy it at neigh- j
borhood and department
stores and Good
Gulf Dealers . . .
49c for a pint can.
Speaking Here
For F. W. Fischer
To Start Race
The campaign of F. W. Fischer
for govern orof Texas will begin
here Tuesday night with a speeclt
in the Cameron County courthow^
at 8:30 o’clock by W M Read or \
Corpus Christ! active In the cam-
paign for Fischer. *
The speaking was announced by
Oyd Pikes of Corpus Christ! in
charge of the Fischer campaign hi
southwest Texas.
Read Is expected to explain a
practical plan lor paying an old age
pension in Texas He will also dis-
cuss how state taxes can be reduced
and how the gasoline tax can be
cut in half. An Increase in pay far
school teachers to also expected to
be discussed.
Fischer will probably make an
extended personal speaking tear of
Texas in his own behalf in July it
ha$ been announced
Lee Simmons la Fischer's cam-
paign manager.
Skeeters to Stage
Shoot on Wednesday
Skeet shooters will have an op-
portunity to try their hand at the
new angle skeet Wednesday after-
noon at the field here. The traps
have been changed to throw the
birds at an angle which is proving
sporty and more difficult to gun-
ners.
The public i& invited to the shoot
which starts at 4 p si
Arrangements will probably be
made this week for another series
of team shoots with a Brownsvilie-
Port Isabel shoot expected soon.
COUPLE MARRIED
(Special to The Her*: i»
> HARLINGEN. June 30. —Ray Mc-
Creary and Ruth Sanders of Sebas-
tian were married here by Judge F.
D. Nance.
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Block from Postoffice
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