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Berkeley Daily Gazette (Newspaper) - March 6, 1937, Berkeley, California The Gazette gives its readers later news by an hour and a half than any other evening paper delivered to Berkeley Homes. Berkeley a clean newspaper Only individually owned oct Mem. In the East Bay. M the by few a news. United press leased War Central press and science news pictures and Lea Turem. Established 1877 sixteen pages Berkeley California saturday evening Archt 1937 3c per copy-60c per my fun c Hest needs culminating three weeks of intensive Effort the Berkeley Community Chest last night turned in the sum of $16," 648. This was the largest amount Ever turned in at any of the report meetings of the current Campaign and brings the grand total of Money raised the Date up to $134,494, which is 96 per cent of the quota set at the Start of the drive. The meeting held at the Berkeley masonic Temple last night was the most enthusiastic Ever held in the annals of the Community Chest. Never before has the spirit of cooperation and Friendly rivalry been s \ perfectly blended. Never before did Community Chest volunteers sing so loudly As they did last night. And while some slight regret was evidenced because the 100 per cent Mark was not reached this regret was Small for the workers voluntarily pledged to go out and get the remaining $5506 and turn it in at one More meeting which has been labelled a mop up report luncheon. This event will be held at noon on wednesday at the masonic Temple. Be apportioned the $5506 has been re apportioned among the four divisions and the workers depending for the most part on overlooked Call backs not ins and the like will spend their spare hours Between now and wednesday in. Mop plug up Berkeley. So. If an enthusiastic worker approaches your door and you detect a certain glint of Joy in his or her Eye and he or she simply says mop up to you it will be the signal for you to dig Down and give just a Little More toward the raising of that last $5506. The big Surprise of the evening was the masterful Way in which the business men s division commanded by general a. R. Udall asserted itself. The division turned in $3845 last night bringing its total for the Campaign up to $21,073 or 95 per cent of its quota. The women s division made a Gal. Lant showing with an increased Load this year As compared with last one of the penalties for proficient past performance but could Only reach 91.6 per cent of their quota turning in & total of $32,761. Members of the business men s have challenged the women to make Good and they have taken up the Gauntlet. If they fall it will be the first time in Campaign chairman Weller Noble presided at last night s meeting. He was in Fine form and created continual gales of merriment by his ready wit. His inspiring viewpoint was contagious and a great Deal of the credit for the magnificent Esprit de corps which was evidenced All through the Campaign goes to his splendid Leader ship. When the financial results were compiled he said. Berkeley does care for her own underprivileged citizens. The results of this Campaign proves it. On behalf of the Many thousands of our people who will obtain Relief and services of Many helpful kinds from the Berkeley Community Chest agencies during the coming year i wish to thank the kind and generous people of Berkeley for what they have done. I know that these Many thousands of our people will Many times during the year Rise and Call these donors Mark Requa a advisor of presidents and . Leader Dies by United presi los Angeles March 6.-Mark l. Requa outstanding California Republican Leader and Friend and advisor of two presidents of the United states died in St. Vincent s Hospital Here today in a sudden relapse following a recent operation. A Leader in the Fields of Oil and politics Requa was brought to St. Vincent s Hospital from his Santa Barbara estate three weeks ago for a major stomach operation. He was reported showing considerable improve career closes ment but last night he took an unexpected relapse and died this morning. A the members of his family rushed Here from Santa Barbara and were present at his bedside at the end. They were mrs. Florence h. Requa his wife her two daughter mrs. John Henry Russell of los Angeles and mrs. William David Coy Filmer san Francisco and one son Lawrence Kendall Requa who is in charge of the family s extensive mining properties at Tooele Utah. During his lifetime Requa scaled lofty Heights in the political Field. He was a frequent visitor at the White House during the presidency of Calvin Coolidge and in 1928 he led the California Republican delegation to the National convention at Kansas City where he was credited with being instrumental in placing his Friend Herbert Hoover in the Field As the g. O. P. Candidate for the presidency. Later when his fellow californian occupied the White House Requa was again visitor there Many times and on the Pacific coast was regarded As the spokesman for the chief executive in this territory. Home in Piedmont Requa maintained a Home in Piedmont for years and was extremely prominent in. The political business and social life of the san Francisco Bay District. Later however he spent much time on his Santa Barbara estate. Requa was a close Friend of for Mer president Herbert Hoover. He was assistant food administrator under Hoover in 1917-18. He was general director Oil Divi Sion United states fuel administration in 1918. Requa was born in Virginia City nev., on december 25, 1866. He was the son of Isaac Lawrence Requa and Sarah j. Mower Requa. He was educated. In private schools and under tutors. He married Florence Herrick of Oakland calif., in 1895. One of Requa s Early achievements As a mining Engineer was development of the Nevada consolidated Copper company. He later became consulting Engineer of the United states Bureau of mines. Requa was also interested in railroading. He built the Nevada Northern railway. Requa was chairman of the California delegation to the Republican convention at Kansas City in 1928 and played a leading part in nominating his Friend Herbert Hoover who was elected president of the United states in november 1928. He was appointed member of the continued on Page 3, column 5 Mark l. Requa credited with securing for Herbert Hoover the Republican nomination in 1928, died today in a relapse following an operation. France to receive american funds in crisis Paris hears by United press Paris March 6.-French political circles reported today that an agreement had been reached under which american Banks May invest in the forthcoming French defense loan without infringing the Johnson act. The reports not officially confirmed said the agreement was in the form of an understanding Between Henry Morgenthau or Secretary of the Treasury and Premier Leon Blum s government. It was understood that the United states government would not oppose Banks advising clients to subscribe to the loan inasmuch As the Bond would be payable in dollars and Sterling. The american Banks the re its said would not be permitted to take up the Bonds directly. The amount of the loan has not been made Public but it is believed the govern ment Hopes to realize at least 10,000,000,000 francs $455,500,000. On the basis that the reports of american participation Are Correct predictions were made that the loan would be quickly subscribed. In Liis connection the Paris Midi said the loan would be covered a few hours after the lists were opened on monday. Experts Here believed there was nothing existing in present Law to prevent americans from transferring funds to Paris to Purchase French Bonds or stocks on their own initiative. British Banks it was expected also would urge their clients to take up the Issue As an attractive Morgenthau in White House Parley Washington March 6.-Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau jr., conferred today with president Roosevelt immediately after discussing a pending French loan and operations of the Tri Partite monetary agreement with official representatives of the French and British governments. Morgenthau refused at a special press conference to discuss what transpired at his meetings held privately today with diplomatic emissaries of the two other parties to the three nation fiscal agreement negotiated last september. However he indicated that both the loan which France is expected to float on monday and the operations of the Tri nation understanding were carefully reviewed. Morgenthau was asked what he talked Over with Georges Bonnet France s ambassador and v. A. L. Mallett counsellor of the British embassy. I am sorry i can t discuss that and i am not going to try to Parry he said. I m not going to say anything on Dollar liner collides with Tanker in Gate Roosevelt Challenge accepted ship Captain picket Alameda _ chief s office two Cio officials held on charges of vagrancy by United press Alameda March 6. Twenty members of the warehousemen s Union today resumed peaceful picketing of the office of police chief Vern Smith in the City Hall in pro bulletins offers $5000 Reward los Angeles. Donald w. Douglas president of the Douglas aircraft corporation today announced that he had set aside $5000 Reward fund from which $1000 will be paid to each informant producing evidence leading to conviction of persons who May injure workers at the factory refusing to go on strike. A statement issued at the Plant Aid or. Douglas feels that acts of violence have come from subversive elements imported Here by communist agitators capitalizing upon strike Clara Callender wins Del Callender 16 Monterey Peninsula golfing sensation won her Way to the finals today in the Pebble Beach Golf championship tournament at Del Monte s Seaside course and will be pitted tomorrow against miss Marion Woluns of Pasatiempo three times Winner. Prepare for Gas attack by United press Madrid March 6.-the Madrid High command ordered the immediate req visiting today of All available Antl Gas equipment for distribution to the troops defending the Capitol. The order followed today s rebel air bombardment of Jarama near the Capitol leading to the supposition that some of the bombs were filled with Gas. The Madrid defense committee ordered troops on the Central front which encompasses the Madrid sector to be on the Alert in the belief that a general rebel offensive was imminent. The loyalist artillery was Active All during the Day trying to disperse enemy concentrations particularly on the Jarama front South of the Capitol. Rebel reinforcements for the expected drive on the Capitol were understood to total More than 26,000 men. Fourteen persons were killed and about 20 injured when rebel Tri Mot ored planes bombed the Pacific Quarter of Madrid. The planes also bombed Valleca causing Many casualties. By United press test Seamst Smith vre fugal to Issue Oakland March 6.--police today arrested two officials of John Lewis test Gamst Faith s refusal to Issue committee for Industrial organization and charged them with Vara nov a felony warrant against a packing Tua a i Ciu r t re u a w a dhru by. Com Nav Myrd when fir Olinto 1 Ley were Trank Slaby,-34, c. I. O. Business representative sent to the 10 a. M. As they announced they u or9an,Zer bail was fixed at $1000 each. Picketing halts Alameda March 6.- up peaceful picketing of police chief Vern Smith s office in the City Hall halted this afternoon after the District attorney s office announced twas conducting a thorough investigation into the firing of a shot by a company guard during thursday s riot. Additional Story on Section Page. Police Captain Thorvald Brown or dered the arrests. In addition to charging the pair with vagrancy Brown also booked i them on a hold for investigation i order. After several hours during which lawyers claimed they were. Unable to communicate with the prisoners the hold order was removed and u a pair were released on $150 bail each. Slaby and Humphreys were Active in recent strike activity against the on would last night when 18 police eral motors Chevrolet and Fisher body ushered 300 of them from the build Assembly plants Here ins Captain Brown said Slaby and those who appeared again today Humphreys were also Active against the were not molested and roamed nati0nal motor bearing company through the corridors at will but which close Down lt3 Plant Here after gave no indication of staging a sit the management said it Learned its Down strike As had been planned employees were about to go on a sit previously. Down strike. The pickets whose Union is affix in filing charges Captain Brown rated with the International Long said a on february 24 the two Shore men s Union Are protesting men intimidated the National motor the firing of a shot by i. S. Dodge bearing company and induced or at guard at a packing company Dur tempted to induce a sit Down strike ing a riot for which guards and and a s0 attempted to induce employees pickets blamed each other. Of the Piant t0 John the c. I. the the shot Brown further charged that Slaby was fired without provocation and land Humphreys roamed around from that Dodge should be arrested on a place to place without lawful Busl felony warrant. Ness trespassed on private property the warehouse workers started conspired to destroy the property of their demonstration by staging a others and have no regard for Law and sit Down strike in the City Hall yes Ter Day. Plans were made to is Slaby after his release said unless Stablish a soup Kitchen and women he and Humphreys were Given an of were prepared to set up House port Unity in open court to refute the keeping in the corridors when police were called. The situation appeared critical until assistant District attorney Frederick Reyland arrived and promised the that a thorough investigation would be made. The 18 police who had been summoned to eject the 300 men and women shifted uneasily on their feet and then the warehousemen apparently satisfied with Reyland s report suddenly changed plans and continued on pane 3, column 71 legation ground invasion denied sign pay agreement Pittsburgh Carnegie Illinois steel corporation late today signed an agreement giving an 80 cents a Day pay raise to company Union members. The raise agreement came As the corporation prepared to Deal next wednesday with John l. Lewis committee for Industrial organization regarding wages for Semi skilled and skilled workers. Death charges filed Sacramento. Deputy District attorney John Ross jr., ordered 21,-year-old de Vollman held on charges of negligent homicide today As the outgrowth of an automobile Accident in which Cline w. Erwin Elk Grove service station operator was injured fatally last night Vollman son of a prominent Elk Grove rancher was released on $1000 Cash Bond. Highway patrol officers said Vollman admitted he had been drinking. Erwin was a passenger in his truck which plunged Over an embankment. Charges they would sue Captain Brown for false imprisonment. Humphreys recently clashed with a continued on Page 3,column 31 License sought by Hoover s son by United press los Angeles March 6-Allan Henry Hoover 29, son of former president Herbert Hoover and miss Margaret Coberly 25, today filed notice of intention to wed. The son of the sex president who is engaged in farming near Bakers Field paid the $2 License fee in dimes and quarters from his Small change pocket. Miss Coberly is a member of the by Elmer c. Walzer Junior league and the spinsters United press financial editor exclusive organizations of the new York March 6-steel and Railroad stocks soared today. Trading younger social set of. Los Angeles picked up with first hour deals at a rate of More than 4,000,000 shares for and is a graduate of the University five hour session. Gains ranged to 12 Points in Sloss Sheffield steel which of California at los Angeles. Cd a steel Railroad shares soar in heavy . Transactions made a record High at 171. Is the daughter of or. She and mrs. A in airy Alf steels new tops or the year or ? made the Best showing since 1931. Store shares made new tops gained. Other sections however moved narrowly. Interest entered on steel issues As news continued favourable. Mill managers said the Pittsburgh area next week would Start at 89 per cent of capacity up a Point on basis of steel outturn this will be around record proportions Youngstown reported a Small gain. Ptg Iron was Advance $2 a ton in principal Ketners. U. S. Steel made a new High since 1931 at 126 1-4, up 1 3-4. Bethlehem reached a new 7-year High at 105 1-4 up 1 3-4. Other steels to make new tops were Gulf states Vanadium Republic in by United press Washington March 6.-Secretary of state Cordell Hull revealed today that several Hundred ethiopian natives invaded the compound of the american legation at Addis Ababa during the excitement which followed the bombing of marshal Rodolfo. Graziani. Hull said that the natives entered the legation compound during the intense excitement which spread Over the ethiopian capital after an attempt on the italian marshal s life three weeks ago. Hull said that to violence occurred at the american legation. Reports from London had stated that Many ethiopians were slain after seeking Refuge in the Ameri can legation. Hull asserted that the american decision announced yesterday to discontinue its legation at Addis Ababa had no connection with the incident Hull said legation officials requested and obtain a military guard for the legation from the italian military authorities when the natives swarmed into the compound. Following the arrival of the guard the natives who had invaded the compound gradually filtered out Hull said he said his official information did not indicate that the guard forced out the natives or that any untoward incident occurred at the legation compound. The fear crazed natives fleeing from general disorders in Addis Ababa entered the legation compound on the night of february 21. Although the situation was charged with danger and excitement no violence occurred in the legation compound Cornelius Van h. Engert american minister reported. By Joe Alex Morris United press stiff correspondent. Washington March 6. Congressional foes of president Roosevelt s supreme court reorganization program United today for an immediate nationwide Campaign. Accepting the Challenge to carry the controversy to the country they abandoned informal tactics and organized an intensive drive. It was planned at a series of conferences lasting until late last night under the immediate leadership of senator Burton k. Wheeler dem., Mont. First attack on the reorganization under the new strategy will come from a senator Edward r. Burke dem., neb., in a radio address tonight. He revised his speech to reply to the president s thursday night defense of the plan. Wheeler cancelled his Railroad finance investigation for the present and devoted his entire Energy to the court controversy. He drafted a speech which he will make wednesday night in answer to or. Roosevelt. The supreme courts Center of the controversy which has broken democratic lines met meanwhile in its secret saturday conference. It considered decisions on vital new Deal legislation which maybe handed Down monday. Not a Senate vote has been changed by the president s speech Wheeler and Burke agreed after a new Check of opposition strength. Burke announced that senator David i. Walsh dem., mass., previously uncommitted on the court Bill would be one of four speakers against the plan at a new York City mass meet ing next Friday. The others will be senator Walter f. George dem., a representing the South senator Royal Copeland dem., n. A from the East and Burke representing the Midwest. Administration supporters renewed their Campaign to rally Public and congressional support. both factions of organized labor was Learned were preparing to join the administration Campaign. The committee for Industrial Organiza Tion is expected to pledge its support at a meeting Here next tuesday " statement was reported being pre Pard by William Green president of the american federation of labor in support of the program. Take grew from ship in crash by United press san Francisco March 6. Groping their Way the a dripping fog the Dollar liner president Coolidge and the associated Oil Tanker Frank he a Buck collided today in the a pfc j Den Gate Channel almost i. Restly under the Golden Gatoc. Bridge. No casualties were entire Crew of the Tanker was taken off by the president Coolidge. Coast guardsmen said the Coolidge attempted to Tow the Frank h. Buck Back into port but was forced to give up because of tha Tanker s sinking condition. Capt. K. A. Ahlin of the president the Tanker guardsmen said was Coolidge which rescued an Oil Tanker s left sinking fast off mile Rock Crew after a collision within the Shad the Cutter Ariadne reported the own of the Golden Gate Bridge is a i Tanker was half submerged with Una 0. ". To 7" " its Bow Down and Stern up. Berkeley resident living at 698 Van , Craft do by Cente Avenue. The Coolidge remained towed u douche and holds the afloat but was forced to release the ranker after it had been taken in Tow. Support ship Law in l. A. Coolidge returning san Francisco. Much the cloudge started tack to its Dock at 2 68 p. Xn., Sast guardsmen said. Suggest dispatch Ter radioed the coast guard radio picked up a report the Coolidge was standing by the scene. The Coolidge was outbound for by United presi los Angeles March 6.-the new Law requiring All seamen to the far East w to 678 passengers carry continuous discharge books and 350 Crew. The big liner sailed win he enforced at los Angeles at noon. Will be Enion to m _ b the bound Sifoa t. Harbor without delay according to Ventura Cal f a Load of a statement today by a. L. Wood Ruff United states shipping commissioner Here. Woodruff said enforcement of the act would be based on the ruling Oil for the associated refinery at Avon. Of Cha Jaces of saving the Buck Lacreasy Edas the big tug sir Tum read v de the scene. 5"_. ,. A1. The police boat A. A White return yesterday by Federal judge Albert de to yacht Harbor and reported it Lee Stephens which dissolved a had been unable to locate the 1- temporary restraining order of because of the fog. It set out Taf ced by the Union. Js3sss& Union leaders who already have inside the of . A Pla sentenced to life for slaying san Francisco March 6. Superior judge Sylvain j. Lazarus today sentenced Ernest Pla 18 year old baby Bandit to life imprisonment in san Quentin prison for the slaying of Dan o Connell in a Beer tavern Holdup. The youth was Calm As he heard the sentence but mrs. Frances la hey sister of o Connell fainted in the courtroom and was taken to an emergency Hospital for re vilification. Alexander Mooslin defense attorney requested Pla be sent to san Quentin contending Educa Tiona facilities were better there than at Folsom prison. Mooslin originally had asked that the youth be sent to Folsom because the climate would be better for Pla s tuberculosis. Pla is the sole survivor of a gang of three Youthful bandits who engaged in a Brief crime career in san Francisco and Central California cities. They were charged with several counts of robbery. Pla s two companions. William Daly 18, and Frank Sena 19, both of san Francisco committed suicide after their capture. Pla received the life sentence rather than the death penalty As a result of a Legal barter Between defense attorneys and judge Lazarus they agreed that if the boy were allowed to live he would plead guilty rather than not guilty and not guilty by reason of advised workers not to accept what they Call the Fink books have threatened a new labor Toeup at the Harbor if use of the continuous discharge books is required. Woodruff said that he had received no fresh instructions from Washington regarding the books \ and denied that enforcement of the new regulations forecast any fresh trouble along the waterfront. Plan Compromise Washington March 6.-the House merchant Marine committee near raft Soonk. It the crash occurred two Miles Teaah where the wrecked freighter ohioan impaled on the rocks at the in Tumea to the Golden Gate since october last was swept by fire aet night and Early this morning. V the crash occurred at 12 45 p. No directly off fort Point almost funds re the Golden Gate Bridge. First report of the Accident came when the Coolidge flashed out Cartsos r sos. Collided with Tanker off fort Point the message said. J later the Coolidge made the follow today prepared to Speed enactment report to Globe wireless of the Compromise agreement reached in the Sharp fight among maritime unions Over continuous discharge books for seamen. Committee members said they would draft the agreement As an amendment to the Copeland safety at sea act for approval at a session next week to Clear the Way for Early presentation in the House floor. They said no hearings would be necessary in View of previous testimony and a general acceptance of the proposal. Reps. Conrad c. Wallgren d., wash., and Richard Welch cal., committee members prepared j �78p,690, the Compromise As pointing the Way to eventual peace among maritime unions and ship owners on the Pacific. Mrs. Simpson an former King separated three months see each other in film warning to pilots indicates locked controls cause crash by United Fresi new York March 6.-pilots flying passenger liners of the Type which crashed into san Francisco Bay on february 9, killing 11, were warned today in notices issued at Newark Airport to beware of accidentally locked controls. The pilots accepted the notices As the conclusion of investigators a that such an Accident had been re for the California Dis Coolidge radio in full operation and operator handling situation la Fine shape. 1 Tanker is the Frank h. Buck off fort Point. Dense fog. Coast guard cutters Ariadna and Tahoe Are. In route to position and Tahoe advises win arrive at 2m this time corresponded to 12 45 p. A. Post. The Tanker has a capacity of 65,000 continued on paste 3, column 4t Berkeley Bank clearings Bank clearings recorded today at the. Berkeley Bant Clearing association we under terms of the Compromise seamen will have the option of accepting the continuous discharge books or certificates showing identification arid rating of seamen without a record of continuous discharges. The Compromise contains also heavy penalties for ship owners using the documents for Black it was understood that the department of Commerce agreed to enforcing present continuous discharge Book regulations with Broad leeway until the changes can be put into effect. Patty Berg loses in tourney finals by United press St. Augustine fla., March 6. Kathryn Hemphill Columbia s. A today won the Florida East rainfall recorded by the calf or la optical co. For 24 hours endow at 8 a. Off piss season to Date �j5it Normal to a last year to local temperatures local temperatures Tor past 2 to ending at 8 a.m., As recorded by California optical co., were Max Lelum 73, minimum 50. United states temperatures yesterday comparative temperatures. San Francisco Sacramento Fresno los Angeles Seattle Reno Salt Lake Denver High 70 76 76 80 56 64 48 66 Kansas City Chicago new York Boston new Orleans Atlanta George. 38 44 40 70 64 Low s3 52 50 68 52 32 26 34 34 32 36 30 68 48 Sun Moon and tides Sun rises_____5 34 am i Sun set Al 0� Pat Moon rlses_3 03 am Moon seu_j.04pn� tides United states coast Aad owe la 6�b. Vey. San Francisco. Time and Heilma " Ohleh and Low tides tomorrow at for continued on Pace 8, column 21 _ by United press Cannes a Rance March tar mrs. Wallis Simpson and the Duke of Windsor separated now for three months have devised a plan by which they see each other in movies it was Learned takes a Small sized movie film Dally showing a part of the Day s activities and these Are exchanged by mail. The Duke recently completed a film i take ski lessons with a plot in which he and his austrian instructor enacted the principal roles. Loud laughter which Gree Tell the film when it was shown at the Villa of or. And think a comedy was being shown. .mrasjmp5on.se.nt-.the Duke one film showing a Panorama of the Riviera coast photographed from a boat in which she was a passenger with the Rogers. Another showed her in the Villa Garden walking Back an Forth under the fruit and Ive tree mrs. Herman l. Rogers where mrs. Wearing her new Paris gowns so he Simpson is a guest led servants to could see them. Spon sible Aster. The crash has been one of the most baffling in the recent series of air Dis asters because chief Pilot a. R Tommy Thpmpson had an exceptionally High rating and his ship went Down in perfect weather after he had flown Over and still was in full sight of the Airport pilots believed investigators had found evidence that Thompson had inadvertently dropped his radio Telephone microphone in such a position that it jammed the controls. Thomp son had reported to the Airport that i continued of fag 3, column 61 coast women s Golf tournament by Entrance to san bar , defeating Patty Berg Minneapolis on the twentieth Hole. Freckle face Patty was two Down to miss Hemphill on the twelfth but a rally put them All even on the eighteenth. They halved the nineteenth Hole with Par fours. The Columbia girl shot a Birdie three for the twentieth Hole by sinking a 10-foot putt. Berkeley add t25 minute. Low ___0 45 am 3.2 it 2 01pm. 0.� High ___6 49 am. 5.0 it 0 06pm,4v8 Moon s phases last Quad. New Moon first Tut. Hew apr. 3" mar. 13 mar. 10 mar. 7 �3pm 11 32 am 3 46 am mar 3 la our weather mme. Henrotin wins in indoor net tide play by United press new York March 6.-mme. Sylvia Henrotin of France won the National women s indoor Tennis championship today by defeating Millicent Hirsh of new York in the final match 10-8, 1-6, 8-2. Local Foos n. San inc Lam a of 3oa0dn mild tonight and sunday Loci Early morning gentle Arl Hll "1 Northern Calu Orla pair. Sunday morning Ion on. Charge in temperature West wind Oft Tea coast

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