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PAGE SEVEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1935 Steelton Between You and Me Middletown Physician Passes State Tests MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 2. Dr. S. S.

Huntzberger, of Middletown, Governor campaigned on a "Gov- ernment expense and tax slash pro gram, then increased the taxes." The Attorney General said that the State Government would have had to raise $125,000,000 by taxation irregardless of what party was in power. By RAYMOND CLAPfEE Bashore Sees Sweep for Democracy in the State State Political Gleanings last week by the death of -their cousin, Mrs. Laura Ross Morrette. John Clendenin, of New York, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Mary Clendenin, of Main and York streets.

The following teachers in the local schools have returned from their homes out of town to Mechanicsburg to resume their teaching duties tomorrow morning: Miss Ruth E. Re-buck, Miss Jean Francis, Miss Clara Staynor, Miss Katharine Main, Miss Mabel Cooley, Miss Martha Cooper, WHILE the Administration un-; doubtedly will attempt to put the brakes on spending next Winter to allay growing criticism, Boat8men Re-Elect after the scalp of Senator Thoma3 Gore, of Oklahoma, one of the most picturesque-spoken Senate critics of Roosevelt. Governor E. W. Mar-land and Democratic National Committeeman Scott Ferris are both willing to undertake the scalping job Gen.

Hugh Johnson's candidacy budded a year too soon and was caught by last Spring's frost. THIRD ARREST FOR LARCENY STEELTON, Sept. 2. Steelton police on Saturday night made the third arrest in connection with the larceny of goods from the warehouse of the Louis Lehrman Son wholesale grocers, Tenth and Mulberry streets, Harrisburg. The one IrlllJ 2.7 iTSSf has been notified of his successful completion of the State medical examinations.

Doctor Huntzberger, who is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and the' Hahnemann Medical College, recently completed his interne-ship at the Read- City Man to Office i VIEW of this year's enrollments of voters, showing decided Democratic increases in the rural and the urban communities, Democrats today are probably more optimistic about ultimate Miss Dorothy Hamilton, Miss Margaret Stauffer, Miss M. Louise' net- SELINSGROVE, Sept. 2. W. C.

victory next Fall than they have been for years. Even last year Fortney, Milton, was re-elected rick and Miss Rita Longanecker. Miss Martha Morrette. of South before the election there were many of the present leaders skeptical! president of the Boatmen's Asso- about the results that turned Pennsylvania away from the Republican iciation at the twenty-fifth annual Market street, and her house guest, Miss Emily Yocum, left today for i groove in which it had run for forty years. reunion of boatmen of the old canal i 1Q nf Miss Morrette will resume i1.9'-ufJ?3 her work as a member of the faculty Dr.

Huntibcrger ing Homeopathic Ui nuiltiutl Iter int' xiuiucuMa tnv-, i Hospital. He plans to open an of-lh sfcond street' with before the GREEN SEES NORMAL TREND of the Reading High School. Miss Louise Mumner. of West being an accessory fice in Reading. lliere is probably nobody in the today who has wider contacts than Ralph M.

Bashore, Secretary of Labor and Industry, and he said today that the trend toward the Democratic party is unmistakable. Part of this is due, and perhaps a large part, to dissatisfaction with Republican State and local leadership. Voters have repudiated this in the past two or three elections and voters Main street, has returned from a fact. Police said Plut is employed in the grocery store of his brother, days. M.

L. Horting, Harrisburg, was re-elected vice-president, and J. F. Charles, Middleburg, was named secretary. Jonas Hughes, 96, of Espy, was the oldest among the 500 canal men present.

visit with relatives in Chicaeo. me nev. and Mrs. Frederick V. Congress will be even harder to hold in line next Winter than it was last session because it will be election yearv Senators and representatives are in a different position than the President.

He must stand the criticism for the total of expenditures, whereas the individual senator and representative goes back to his state and boasts like little Jack Horner about the plums he has pulled out of the pie for the home folks. The way the cotton and wheat senators teamed up the mandatory cotton and wheat loan amendments which had the House leaders given in would have used Government money to peg cotton and wheat prices, is a taste of what to expect next Winter. On top of that is the soldier bonus, $2,000,000,000, is extremely likely to ride through over a presidential veto. Mr. Roosevelt will have to work a miracle to stop it.

Further I MIDDLETOWN John Plut. The latter and Anthony From Page One Hindermyer, also of South Second the vfrnr nfqt tw rciwho used to be independent Republicans have largely left their party cw aonh fcoiH imtor vicarage oi fat. J.UKe Episcopal 5, r. kj. street, were each held under $500 in Church from a motor triD to manv of the old regular following is now split up factions; FIND WATCHMAN York State, parts of Canada 13 best illustrated by the situation here, in Philadelphia and in Pittsburgh.

the New England States. bail for court at hearings held last week before Justice of the Peace Frank A. Stees. John Plut aLso will be given a hearing before Justice Stees. The greater part of the goods taken from the warehouse have been recovered, according to police, as a result of a search of the Plut store.

non-economic. But it is clear enough that the history of the next two years will be written in terms ot a broad industrial revival. These days of transition are crucial days for the great majority of American people who must dpnend for their livelihood on their DEAD AT HOME CORN i ROAST FRDJAY MECHANICSBURG, Sept. 2. The Ushers' Association of the Church of God will hold a corn roast on Friday night, near Doubling Gap, it is announced.

The United States Bureau of Standards has a machine that tests the wearing quality of carpets and rugs. It gives them as much wear in a few minutes as they would receive in normal use for years. It has been estimated that there are more than 400,000 Christian hymns in existence today; 100,000 cf these are said to have originated in Germany. MIDDLETOWN. Sept.

2. While Pennsylvania, according to Bashore, is being watched by the entire Country, and Democrats have an opportunity, he said, to carry every important municipality this year and to carry the State in the presidential election next year. He predicted victory both years. Secretary Bashore, in addition to heading an important department, is secretary of the Democratic State Committee, head of the new General State Authority, head of survey that developed worth of works progress activities and in other ways he is in constant touch with conditions in all of the counties, politically and otherwise. on a week-end visit to his home at oiiir ix-acra whof will -rornverv Washinetonboro.

Albert xtane, n. mean to thpm empiuyea a wmtuuiaii icioa IWincroft Stove WorKs was louna SOCIAL AUTOS IN COLLISION Automobiles driven by John Smith, Myers street, and Heinrich Hardwick, High street, Enhaut. collided on Saturday afternoon at Front and Trewick streets. Both cars were slightly damaged, according to police reports. ZZt hZl law not dead in his We cannot go back to 19J9, not v.

nh Aanah. more if after three years of effort we still have roughly 10,000,000 unemployed in private industry, a r.nlv hwniise its methods of ivfo In a speech at Ruth's Grove, Read-, to be voted upon two weeks from A -Ut, r.t will r.v ier im mu uu tomorrow, ia beine made bv Justice n1 quiring weann tnrougn organizea Charles Wall. of this place. ing. Robert L.

Myers, Demo Kidneys Must Barnes and his running-mate Myers! needed to carry them on renel or gamble an(j wholesale fraud is re- Funeral arrangements are being uovernment-nnancen work. pugnant to every ideal Americans completed today Miss Anna Bowman Weds in Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Bowman, of VISITING HIS FATHER William M.

MacFadden. a pu cratic candidate for the Superior Court nomination, pointed out that none of Pennsylvania's Constitutions was adopted in a time of prosperity. "Never was a Constitution drawn 'hold sacred, bub also because eco- rpHERE is just one possibility of jnomic progress will not retrace stopping much of this expendi- its steps and revert to forms once ture that will be for constituents outlived. Even while business ac- CHURCH OF GOD USHERS The following were named to usher at the Church of God services in settled times," said Myers. "When pil at the Patterson Park Junior High School.

Baltimore, is the guest of his father, W. M. McFadden, 274 Frederick street. in their judicial campaign. They have already visited many parts of the State and will spend a most active two weeks before the primary.

Both are in Philadelphia today and tomorrow they go to Carlisle, where they will separate for the evening. Justice Barnes speaking at Chambersburg and Myers going to Gettysburg. Wednesday they will speak at noon at York and during the month: Charles AcKer F'uir living and working conditions are of Randell Morton, of Mechan-' wBge, are high everyone is to stand up and say they do not tivity remained smothered by the mon rharlps Faust. Georee Clean Out Acids Th onlr war rour body can clean out Aelda and polionoua wastti from your blood Is thru 8 million tiny, delicate Kid-tier tubee or (liters, but beware of cheep. draetla, lrrltntinir drugs, it funettotii! Kidney or Bladder dlaordere Dink you suffer from Oettin Uo Nighte.

Neryoue-nee. Let Pains. FackAch. Circles Under Eves. Dizziness.

Rheumatic Point Arfrt- icsburg, son of Samuel A. Morton, want Congress to vote them that (depression, the advances of scien-Keyser and Truman working and we are satisfied with of belinsgrove, yesterday morning CHURCH BOARD TO MEET The official board of the Main our lot, we become apathetic and we see no need for action. at IL.iO clock at the Mechanics Street Church of God. will meet to Emergencies such as the present FIREMEN TO MEET Meetings of the three fire companies are scheduled for tonight in the various fire houses. burg Church of God.

The Rev. J. 0. Weigle, pastor, performed the shnw nn the plarinff Ineffiripneies1 at 3 o'clock they will be at Colum morrow night in the social rooms tific invention and technological improvement continued. Large numbers of men were displaced by machines during the depression for reasons of economy.

Even in greater numbers workers will be displaced by machines when the accumulated investment capital is and inequalities in our bia; at 5 theywill appear at Lan- the church. ceremony, Itv Burning, tmertmg or ltcning. don't The meeting of the Sunday School 'It was in the midst of the chaos The bride, who was presented in taka chiincee. Get the Doctor's guaranteed prescription called Cystex (Sl- caster and in the evening they will address the Central Democratic Club at Lebanon. On jThursday Justice Barnes will be in Bristol and Myers SCHOOL BOARD MEETING The monthly meeting of the school marriage by her father, wore a workers, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed until Monday evening, September 9.

Tei). Works fast, safe and sure. In 4 hours tt must bring new vltslity. and Is guaranteed to do the work In one week lnB worn in one weef gown of white lace with inserts board will be held in the high school u. at Coatesville in the morning but or money bark on return of emntv mrh spent for the new instruments of this evening.

of tulle in the long skirt. A tulle in the afternoon they Will touriae. Cystes costs only 3c a dav at drug- CARD PARTY TOMORROW The Swatara Council. No. 55, De Pnnntv Satni-Hsv na tne guarantee nrntects vou face veil from her white atin turban, and she carried white roses and maiden hair fern.

Her only MEETING ON WEDNESDAY The monthly meeting of St. Peter's cree of Pocahontas, will sponsor a production. Still 11,000,000 Idle These facts place us face to face with the possibility of a brief Lutheran Church Council will be card party to be held tomorrow night at 8.30 o'clock in the I. O. they will tour Allegheny County and Saturday be in Cambria County.

Margiotti Defends Nac1tini Torment of ITCHING RASHES attendant was Miss ilorence Kowe, of Mechanicsburg, who wore a i ne nn weuiieauay evening, iuiiuw- business prosperity accompanied u- O. F. Hair. gown of pale green chiffon and a tion and an expanded volume of GOOD FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM The Steelton Kiwanis Club will quickly subdued trade without any appreciable re following formation of a new Nation that the first Pennsylvania Constitution was written. It was during the unsettled days of the reaction from the Revolutionary War that the second document was drawn.

"Political and social upheavals made the third Constitution necessary and the fourth our present outmoded document was written during the reconstruction days after the Civil War. "It is in times like these that the worth of a system becomes known, and it is in times of stress that its weaknesses show themselves. "You all know that constitutional revision was but one pledge in the Democratic platform last year. But you also must know that many of the other pledges are dependent upon such revision. "Governor Earle and his administration have kept faith with their pledges.

Legislation looking toward HARVEST HOME SERVICES Harvest Home services will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday, September 8. Earle Tax Program By United Pros SCRANTON, Sept'. 2. Attorney duction in unemployment. Today, money, in other words, the veterans will have to bombard Congress with telegrams saying they don't want the bonus.

Wheat farmers will have to demand that Congress not help them out. Cotton farmers will have to rise up and say "no thank you." Some such great self-denial movement would pull Congress down. But it means that a number of large special groups must give up their plans. It won't happen if special groups continue to write their senators and representatives saying: "You have to take care of us but don't give them other guys any more." POLITICAL Parade: Plans for the big Constitution Day smash program, September 17, carry a strong anti-New Deal flavor. As why shouldn't they since some help was given from Republican headquarters here? Featured Democrats on programs thus far announced are anti-Roosevelt ones.

Any one who wants to form a more nearly perfect Union than we have now goes on the blacklist The reason John J. Raskob, former angel of the Democratic Party, has established a residence in Nevada is not to run for senator as has large white hat. Her flowers were pink roses and maiden hair fern. Richard Bowman, of Mechanicsburg, brother of the bride, attended as best men, and the ushers were Robert Boden. David meet tomorrow noon at Shelley's Cafe, South Front street A good fellowship day program will be presented.

Special music will be General Charles J. Margiotti told byResinoL Itqniets the itching, and eren when skin is sore and tender from scratching, you can safely apply Reslnol to hasten relief and healing. we still have with us 11,000,000 men and women for whom there are no jobs in private industry. An elaborate framework of legislation has been built during the given by the club orchestra. Becker and Earl Bowman, all of past two years to meet the economic emergency of the depres Mechanicsburg.

Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. R. L. Kann, of Mechanicsburg, gave a half-hour organ recital. She also Lackawanna County Young- Democrats that Governor Earle was forced to impose the cigaret, gasoline and amusement taxes to reduce an "inherited" $40,000,000 indebtedness.

Margiotti defended Earle against the "cry of the opposition" that the News of Hershey, Vicinity MECHANICSBURG 10 P. C. PAYMENT sion, to safeguard its recurrence, and to promote economic welfare ana social justice ior me people. Numerous were the faults and fulfillment of those campaign prom-! ises was introduced in the General! errors of this emergency adminis Assembly. Much of it was enacted into law.

but the Republican maior- TO DEPOSITORS tration, but far more numerous were its constructive achievements. ity ruled by special privilege inter ests which put greed for gold above! The recovery administration provided us with a plan, Nation-wide MECHANICSBURG. Sept. 2. De human welfare, ruthlessly slashed HERSHEYW.CJ.il.

TO HOLD MEETING scope, designed to reduce un positors who had funds in the old Mechanicsburg Trust Company have received 10 per cent, of their participation certificates in checks mailed employment, increase the purchasing power of the workers, and been stated. It isn't a political abolish sweatshop and child labor. By curbing the competitive forces in production and distribution, it HERSHEY. Sept. Hershey Chapter of the Women j-ittinn reason at all.

Three side-swipes are being fed out to flatten Governor Landon, of Kansas: 1. That former Vice-President Curtis is for Colonel Knox; 2. Temperance Union will hold a meet-jclosed more 1hfm a year g0 were also made possible an orderly ad and slaughtered whole sections of the Governor's social justice program." It is expected that within a short time the Republican State organization, long since placed on the defensive by the Democrats in Pennsylvania, will be forced to answer the repeated challenge of Democratic State Chairman Lawrence. Twice within the past two weeks Republican Slate Chairman Taylor has been to answer the challenge that the Republican organiza ing wmorrow at i.ou p. ai jd out when the new Mechanics- home of Mrs.

D. R. Brubaker, 50 v. nnorf in im That Landon is a stalking horse for West Chocolate avenue. A inn rhopW w'nrintinii Colonel Knox; 3.

That Landon talk is merely a build-up so he can run about SGOOO were mailed. A. E. Sei- BOARD TO MEET ber, a trustee in the old company. trustee jii uic uiu luuiionj, played the wedding marches.

James Belehas, of this city, sang "I Love You Truly." Palms and ferns were used in decorating the church. Following the ceremony, a small reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, and later Mr. and Mrs. Morton left for a motor trip to the New England States. On their return the couple will reside in Mechanicsburg.

Mr. Morton is connected with the Ens-minger Studio in this city. Will Entertain at Party for Couple Daniel F. Vollmer, 814 North Sixteenth street, will entertain at a small party at his cottage on Friday evening, in honor of Miss Suzanne Bennett and Robert J. Porter, whose marriage will take place on September 14.

About eight guests will be present. Among the other parties planned for this week will be the luncheon to be given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Francis Penn Foote, of Pasadena, who is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S.

Snyder, 2405 North Front street. Bridge will follow the luncheon. Twenty-four guests have been invited. Birth Announcements for the Senate in 1938. Curtis trrocuuv ot A HERSHEY Sept meeting of: (cd The remaining baIance of the board of the Sunday Schoo of; accounts is approximately First United Brethren Church willi-emnn c.i spiked the first story by announc ing for the Kansas Governor.

The tion is 'deliberately conducting a iiuiu a 11 vuiiv.oviuj, iunw campaign 10 aeieat revision. The Republican party last vear other two laugh themselves off because of Landon's strategic position in the Republican picture Ad ing the mid-week prayer service. Ail teachers have been asked to attend with revised class rolls for the use THE SENSATION OF THE COAL YEAR Something new in coal. Something more economical. Salem Hill "Home Market" Anthracite Coal The Salem Hill Colliery has done something no anthracite colliery ever did before.

It is preparing a coal for this particular community. That's why it is called "Home The coal that responds so quickly. All the best dealers are specializing In Salem Hill Coal. SALEM HILL COLLIERY pa. look rot thc discs with thi witch through its gubernatorial candidate vance toward a balance and regenerated economy.

Assails Supreme Court On May 27, the Supreme Court of the United States delivered its decision in the Schechter case. This decision cut across the entire emergency legislation. Every benefit and advantage accruing to the wage-earners from the minimum wage and maximum hour legislation was plowed under by this decision of the Court. The Schechter decision was more than a death blow to the recovery act and the code system promulgated under that act. It brought forcibly upon the Country the realization that the Supreme Court has become definitely an unre nad a great deal to say at the open ministration Democrats are going of the pastor before he attends the ing 01 ine campaign about the imperative need for a new Constitu East Pennsylvania conference ses sions.

tion. As the campaign wore on the Republican sneakers began to soft- Expect 1450 Pupils In Borough Schools MECHANICSBURG, Sept. 2. A record attendance is expected tomorrow when borough schools open for the 1935-36 term. Approximately 1450 pupils are expected to enroll, 800 of whom will attend the junior and senior high schools.

Grade school pupils will report at 8.30 o'clock, while high school students will report for enrollment at 8.45 o'clock. pedal revision. HERSHEY PERSONALS HERSHEY. Sept. 2.

Mrs. O. D. Nevertheless, as Lawrence has Brinser and her daughter. Miss Hazel said to Taylor, "your party platform of last year specifically and definitely pledged the Republican party Brinser.

and Mrs. W. G. Wesmer, all of Richmond, were last week's guests of Mrs. Wesmer's niece, Mrs.

Samuel Hess. East Derry road. Dr. 10 revision. Taylor, admittedly, is In a toueh stricted and unsupervised guardian James Galloway and Joseph Show, spot.

He cannot repudiate the plat- of the vested property interests also of Richmond, were also recent and the interests of private profit guests at the Hess home. Further Plans Tonight iorm nor me many statements that former Attorney General Schnader, Republican candidate for Governor, made regarding the need for revi For Firemen's Convention Births announced at the Harris as against the interests of Mrs- Sterling Licht and family, wage-earners who make up 85 per lfnon spent last week and today r.t TT.j at the home of her parents, Mr. and cent, of the people of the United Mrs William RUnkel, East Derry States. rn-rt MECHANICSBURG, Sept. 2.

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Ray D. McCoy, sion. It is known that he has been thinking the matter over. Considerable emphasis on the constitutional convention referendum. the Cumberland County Firemen's In the face of this decision which i 1632 Park a daughter, on Saturday.

Mrs. McCoy was Miss Association to be held here on September 12, 13 and 14 will be furthered, tonight when the local com Esther Lehr. amounts to legislation by the HOME IS ENDANGERED judiciary, the seventy-fourth Con- MT. HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 2.

gress has attempted to place safe- Prompt action on the part of local tmnrHa nrnnnrl tho re a in iW firemen Saturday prevented destruc- Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Zugay, mittee meets at the Rescue Hook and Ladder Company house, at 1601 Sycamore street, a son on Saturday. Mrs.

Zugay was Miss phases of the program whose pur-i1'0" of. 1 iFranklin. An oil stove is believed pose was to have started the blaze. Damage Mary Slatt stability and economic security was slight, firemen reported. Mr.

and Mrs. James P. O'Leary, lis Uoas street, a daughter on Sat tor the workers. These and other measures en Main and Frederick streets. Charles Wood is general chairman.

The convention will open with the annual business meeting and memorial service on September 12. There will be a block party on Friday, September 13 and a firemen's parade on Saturday afternoon, September 14. urday. Mrs. O'Leary was Miss acted by Congress this session Elizabeth Hatton.

offer far-reaching possibilities for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Wet- CHANGE VOTING PLACE CARLISLE. Sept.

2. The voting place in Penn Township was changed from the Goodhart store to the P. O. S. of A.

lodge hall in Centerville at a meeting of the Cumberland County Commissioners Saturday. solving some 01 our most pressing terau, 1711 Carnation street, a social and economic problems. But most 01 me suDsianuve legislation Fine for Backache and Kidney Weakness will be greatly limited applica daughter yesterday. Mrs. Wet- terau was Miss Violet Williams.

Return From Shore Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Meek and tion because of the restrictions im posed upon Federal Government by the Sunreme Court. The Na.

STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS their daughter, Miss Frances Meek. MARRIAGE LICENSE CARLISLE, Sept. 2. Russell Irvin Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond H. Wilson. Carlisle, R. D. 5, and Miss Helen Viola Harry, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Harry, Carlisle, R. D. 4, obtained a marriage license here Saturday. tional problem we are facing today is too great to be overcome by 230 Woodbine street, have returned Teachers Leave to Resume Their Work MECHANICSBURG.

Sept. 2. While teachers in the Mechanicsburg schools will resume work tomorrow morning, persons from this place who are engaged in the teaching profession in other places will return to their schools. Among those are: Miss Marguerite Garrett, Lancaster High School; Miss Anna Smith, Philadelphia; Miss Frances Tate, partial measures. SP mi ht nn.

ir vl to their home after spending ten days in Atlantic City. Modern astronomical discovery is accomplished almost entirely by Card Party The Man Who photography. The photographic The William Penn Social Club piate snows a clear glass, covered here and there with tiny black Farm Prices Now at Best Levels Since 1931 The farm price situation in Penn- cvlvania hnc hppn iht mnst fnvnrahlp to Get Ahead will hold a card party on Wednes Reading; Miss Kathryn Neff, Mont Alto; Miss Blanche Beistline, Mifflin day evening at 8.30 o'clock at 1202 specks, which are stars, planets, or other celestial objects. Some new discoveries are made on plates that Aorth Second street. Mrs.

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1 1 during the past twelve months of Jig.Sch?1:. iSu arha Morrette Reading High School; Harold Faust, were made years ago. Bankler will be in charge. any corresponding period since 1931, according to the records of the division of crop reporting and information. State Department of Agricul Lewistown High School; Miss Catharine Coulter, Quarryville High School: David Hertzler.

Bristol Hitrh The pioneer of Alaska was known as a "sourdough" because of his Dope Sale Reduced habit of keeping a batch of sour School; Miss Helen Jacoby, New ture. A marked reduction in the illicit sale of morphine, heroin and other From October 19311, when the Cumberland; Miss t. habit-forming drugs recently has Pennsylvania farm price index was1 and ueorge HaucK, John Harris dough on hand as a "starter" for his flapjacks. At night, he kept the crock of dough in his bed, so that his body heat would keep the mixture warm. High School, Harrisburg; Miss Edith is careful to establish banking connections with an institution equipped to handle all kinds of financial matters.

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